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SIXTH PROPOSED As1ENDnpNlr.


The sixth proposed amendment ID
contained In Chapter $50 of the Laws Of
Minnesota for the year 1918. ~@. -.
PURPOSES The purpose Of this
amendment IN to make the term Of ONCE
OK the Judge Of Probate four years.
This IL an amendment OF Section 2 Of
Article of the Constitution, witch
now reads ~ follows,
section Z. There shall be establish
ea IN each organized county in the
state a probate court, which shall be 4
court OF record, and be held at such
time and places as may be prescribed
by law. It shall be held by one Judge,
Wno@shan be elected by the voters of
me county for the term Of two years.
ne snail be q resident Of such county
at the time OF his election, ana reside
1hereln during his continuance. in Of
nee; and his compensation shall be pro-
xnsd bY law: He may. appoint hi. own
e eLterK Where none has been elected; but
re legfslature may authorize the cleo
tlon' by the electors Of any county, Of
one clerk or register of probate for
sucn county, whose powers, duties,
Term of office and compensation shall
pe prescribed by law. A probate court
snan nave jurisdiction over the estates
OF DECEASED persons and persons under
guardianship, but no other Jurisdiction,
et;xseRt as prescribed by this .Constitu-
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TENTH PROPOSED Amrmmnwr

~S~ss~> 3AAHA4b1V AANAkAGV-
fIhe tenth proposed amendments 4
contained i'm Chapter 500 Of the Laws o
minnesota for the year 1918.
this amendment: 1t IL proposed L
ada TO- Artfcle'7 Of the eo.stituttoun. =,
eneirely nes> sect1en, providirs Tor
Fee.n, which shan. Eead as follows.
Section l. That Article Seven { 7,
sMtnqesota shall be and the same fs
hereby amended by1adding thereto:
' as me end of said Article, a new
Section 10 Of said1Arttcie SEVER sDe1 f7S
ana " h1ch shall read as follows,
q, Section 10. Every public on,oial
snail be subject to recall. from Of:
electoral district as herein pro
v vaaenH a petition demanding his
therefor. signed by:1uoi Sn sum 1iaso nof
electors in his district as shall he
provided by law. which NUMBER
snail shall not be less than twenty per
ee entum or or more no. than thirty, per
x I1Ies cast Tor governor In such
t W1a;,. shall be fled: in the ef1iee
such ONCE are fiied, or in SUCH e6
law, and. the onicer2 In whose of,1cs
sucn petition Is filed, Dhall order a
sueR ot StSS5lon ab d1T such Eecall II
nve days after such petition is filed,
the vacancy thereby created shall be-
nlied as may be provided by law:
o Dut II ne shall not so resign, such
twenty-five DAYS after tho A,in- -
the petition. shall be called to de-
term1ne whether such Official shall
De recalled. On the on1cial ballot
In not more than two hundred
words. the reasons for demanding
the recall of such ofnciai as set
forth IN the petition. and in not
ofncials justification Of his course
IN Office. Such ofIicial shall con-
t tg,u to Perform the, duties of his
o once until the result OF such cleo
No such petition shall BE signed or
nied against any official until he
shall have held ONCE six months:
ana. no petition shall be signed or
n nfec ior , ths recall Ct am }qdic1al
in the, petition. Such additional
legislation. as may aid; IN: the OPP
ias s s. 81; 9es9ieh 80 gF8sSsa
by law. At such election mo- her
son shall be voted for, and the only
proposition submitted shall" Be the
reoal! Of such official. Amy person
ton, shalt be 1heli4ih1e to- NIL tho
vacancy caused by his recall"
=. ..,..~ a.. ~.
PURPOSE AND EFFECT. The Sur
pese Of this amendment IL to enable
rertain number Of voters to petitio,
and cause to be submitted to q vote tn
question Of removing from ONCE m.
elective or aDDoiative public o1deial.
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and substitute therefor the fo,low,..

Section s: The permanent school
town or villa 80 OF this state. G aGydi
In fret mortgage loans secured
upon improved and cultivated farm
lands OF this state. But no such in
vestment or loan shall be made un-
de SX ns so@ b1 Of s
regulate the Investment Of the
permanent school fund and ths
permanent university fund Of this .
state nor shall such loan or invest
ment be made when the bonds to
be; =, issued ,Se an or purchased us would :,
ness exceed Is per cent Of the as
sessed valuation Of the taxable
property Of the county, school diss
trict, city, Town or village Issuing
such bonds; nor shall any farm
loan Or Investment be made when
coed 50 per cent Of the actual cash
value OF the farm land mortgaEed
to secure said Investment. nor
shall :,rch Investments or loans BE- !
made at g. lower rate Of interest,
than three per cent per annum.
years, nor for q longer: period than
thirty years, and no change Of the.
town, school district, city, village
or county lineg shall relieve the
real property In such town.; school
+; district, county village or city: tn.
such bonds from any liability for
: taxation to pay ~suchsbonds. Is j. g
4 EFFECTs The present COnstifutiea
aaxhorizes the investments u, the Deg,
-
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SEVENTH PROPOSED ADsfEND,1rrr

SEVENTH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
The seventh proposed amendment 10
contained In Chapter $50 Of the Laws
OF" Minnesota for the year 1918.
PURPOSES The purpese of said
amendment IL to AZ and limit tho NUM-
Der of State Senators.
Sec, Section 2 Of Article 4 Of the. consti-
TUITION now RAIDS as 1ollows: :;
who ee se1no :; Tes 2@beT 81 Rember.
'R r csc, t. shall be prescribed By
ate shall never exceed one member Tor
every 5000 Inhabitants. and in the
fo 1os e1. OF PeGR1rne;entatives one member
resentatton in both houses shall Be
apporttoned equally throughout the
current IS sections q the state, in pro-
ef"sSs fhdansr net ta4S
the provisions of law
1t Is proposed to substitute thereto.
the following.
Article 4 Of the Constitution OF the
state. OF Minnesota be amended so
as s s. tsaa : s. f f% fSs next md
ceedtnE reapportionments Of SEN
ators and Representatives. the SEN
e a5e sh ~, t be composed Of sixty
OF REPRESENTATIVES shall be COM
posed of such number of members
as may 20 be , prescribed by law. The
be apportioned as nearly as se pr setu
cable, throughout the different sec
tons Of the states in proportion to.
me d9 1S,pas ION thereof, exclusive
ever, that County may ba Divided
INTO several legislative districts,
t put NO County or any Of the parts
tneFeo1 shaal ever constitute or be
part 81 more than. seven 81 Sem
atorfal Districts and not more than
seven, CD Senators shall ever be- ::
Apporuoneo to any one County,"
EFFECT: The object of this .me,d.
ment In to limit the State Senate 4,
sixty-three muhnbers and to prevent
any one county having more thai
seven senators.
EIGHTH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
The eighth proposed amendment !.
contained in Chapter bs1 of the Laws
OF Minnesota for the year 1918
PURPOSE The purpose Of TIT.
amendment IN to encourage the plsrt-
ing, cultivation and protection If ~
full forest trees and 1T IL prouo.eS d,
add an entirely new section to Article
9 Of the Constttution, to be known ..
Section TIA, ana which shall read =.
fellovvss
Section !: The following amend
st{tStson Of tho State Il y Mi 'ns Son.
: Is hereby proposed to the people 81
: the state Of Minnssots, tor their
approval or rejection, which amend.
ment. when adopted, shall be known
as Section TIA. Of said Article Nine
co.: that ts to say:
"'section TIA. For the purno..
Of encouraging the planting. cnit;e
walton and protection Of useful for
est trees in this state. laws NAV "a
enacted providing for the paymenf
by the State OF an annual bounty
Of not more than Two Dollars and
Fifty Cents ($26O) per Acre, tor 4 "
Ten (10) years, and not exceedinr
Ten (1Ol acres, to any one person
who shall plant, cultivate and nro.
e ess1 , SssfHa! forest trees upon his
EFFECTs This amendment, II ado.t.
ed, will permit the Legislature to en.,+
laws providing. for the paynent - tn.
State of = limited bounty for q limit.a
term. to persons Who shall plant. cal.
tivnte and protect ussxal forest tr...
upon their own land. ~
+Fs5: %>..g n. 80 -: !: IS ,2s5s ~
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tn: S,'sssst s'aota Or
laws shall be- enacted b the .1eft.la-
PRINCIPAL OF all. funds which have here
s arise from the sale g other. disposl.
the sale or disposition thereof, In inter
est- b; thas bonds ef the; unttsd States;
after the year one thousand eight hum
dred and. sixty $500. Or OF such other.
state as the legislature may. by law.
1rom time to time direct.
swamp <Land6.-OSVfstou OF proc
cseds; ALL swamp lands now held by
me state. or that may hereafter accrYe
70 tne state. shall be appraised ana sofd
IN the Same manner. and: by the sarge
omc4rs, and, tho minimum price shall
be the same, less one-third (ho, az is
provided by law for the apprat senent
and sale of the school lands. under the
provisions Of title one az Of Chapter
thirty-eight (S8) Of the General Stat
utes The principal Of all funds de-
rived from sales OF swamp lands, az
AFORESAID, shall forever be preserved
nVloiate and undimtnished. One-half
OF the proceeds Of said principal
snal be appropriated to the common
school fund Of the state. The remain
ing one-half (M) shall be appropriated
20 the educational and charitable insta-
tutions OF the State in the relative
t ftsao or cost to support said institu-
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Addressed to: :. =: i:
-. -, - = -:
Julius: A. SC|lflla|l|
Secretary Of State. 4.
OFFICE OF THE, ATTORNEY GEN.
ERAL. ST. PAUL. -
, .... April rs. 1914.
Honorable Julius A. SchmAhl,
Secretary Of State.
Capitol. -:

Capitol. +
SIR: AS required by Section <4e,
General Statutes Of the State of Min
nesota for the year 1913, I have the
honor to furnish you herewith a state
ment OF tho purposes: and effects Of tho
respective amendments proposed to the
constitution Of the State of Minnesota
I" the Legislature Of 1913. and which
sre TO be submitted to the electors a.
1914. ."
FIRST PROPOSED AMENDMENT
The FIRST proposed amendment ia con.
tanned in Chapter 5s4 Of the Laws ~
Minnesota for the year 1913.
PVRPOSE' BY this Amendment Il ..
sought to enable the electors to .uhnn,+
b. petition to the Le4islature con.+,-
tatassal ansnanents and likewise tn
propose legislation, and in tha> eva;,t
the Legislature fails to submit an
suck constitutional amendment or f,,I.
to enact any suck proposed law. tb..
such ansadmsnt or proposed law MAJ
BE submitted directly to-, the voter,
alss, to permit the electors to care.
any law Or laws enacted By the, xe,,.-
lature to be submitted to the. eiector,..
AID ii majority Of the votes east
thereon be opposed to such law, III
same shall be repealed. - ~ -
This 10 m amendment tszseetien j. Of:
Article Of the Coastitatisn, which law
rseds a. fellowss
consist Of the Senate and Houae az
Representative which shall meet BIZ
cnntslly at the sect OF government OF
scribed by law. but no session shall az.
csed the term Of ninety (S0) legisla-
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ADv1nRTIsE N THE n ], LABoK yyoR1p
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sADynn14sDeIN THE LABOR y yyoR1D
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ADVERTISE IN THE LABOR WORLD
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HFFECTs The present eonstttutfo,
provides that the number of Associate
justices Of the Supreme Court shall not
exceed four in number, whafe IT,
amendment, II adopted, viii a.ct.s..
the number to six. A:naajotaty of; the
Supreme Court may now declare = ,.-
Unconstitutional, but If this a.aendn,ent
IL adopted, 1T Wal require the eoncur.
renee of ave members. The ONCE ~
clerk Of the Supreme Court il now eIe~.
tive, but If this amendment II .dont.d
the clerk Of the Supreme c,.rt VIII be-
appointed by the court.
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ADyHR1iisn 1s HdHH; LABOR vo1s G., )
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NINTH PROPOSED A ri

: NINTH PtUPUSEU A4&WDMENE
! The ninth proposed amendment !,
cont aimed IN chapter $50 Of the Law. 81
Minnesota for the year 1873. 81.
s=. PURPosH, ~ this anAeIAnent ii G
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AllYeRTlsE :INsTihEs LABOR WoR1s.lni
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EFFECTs The effect Of this annead-
ment' IT adopted, viii be to permit the
state to improve the school and swamp
lands Of the State ont Of moneys de-
rived from the sale Of such lands, and
to bring the State into line with the
conditions of the Swamp Land Grant IA
to drainage of such lands, by providing
a revolving fund therefor, pending the
ultimate application of the avails Of
such grant to the common school fund
of the. State and the educational and
charitable. Institutions thereof.
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Sec: g. The supreme court shall
associate Justices. Five shai1 con-
st1tute quorum, and the concur.
renee of at least four" shall be
necessary to a decision, but no
statute shall be declared unconsti.
tutional unless five members Of the
court 1ta shall concur in the decision.
in such remedial oases as nav be
prescribed by law, and appellate
Jurisdiction In ali cases, Both in
no trial by jury IN said court r
i" shall hold one or more terms in
each year, as the Legislature may
dlrecI at the seat Of government
; and the Legislature may provide. ~
2 two-thirds vote. that one term
In each year shalt be held in each
or any judicial district. It shali he
the duty Of suoh court. to appoint a
reporter OF Its decisions. and a
clerk OF the supreme court.
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AID adds thereto the foilowinss

"A revolving fund. Of not over
Two Hundred Fifty: Thousand Dol
lars (&260, 0001 may be set apart
from the funds derived from the :
sale Of school and swamp lands, to .
be used In constructing roads,
bitches and fire breaks in, through =
ana around unsold school and
plenished as long al needed from
the enhanced value realized from
the sale Of such lands 80 bene-
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PURPOSE AND EFFECT. The SUR
psse Of this amendment IL to enable q
certain" number Of voters to petition
and cause t. be submitted to q vote the
question Of removing from, ONCE any
elective or ap1oiatIve public o1lleial,
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All petitions provided for in this
SECTION shall contain a title indi-
the proposed law or*sconstitutionai
amendment or the law, or part Of
a law, to be referred and If
change is proposed In an existing
constitutional provision: OF: statute,
it shall state the general effect Of
the proposed change, and also. the
full text Of. the proposed law or
amendment to the constitution or
Xny Part na at lazy r to 30
endum petition may be signed de sSfe n
separate parts, but each part shall
conform to the provisions herein
contained: All petitions shall be
authorized to administer an oath
and shall be in such form that
person signing q petition thereby
states under oath, tho date Of his
signature, his residence, that he is
a qualified elector, that he has not
previously. signed any part Of such
petition, and that he has signed tha
petition with KIN owledge Of the con-
tents thereof: To each part Of such
petition shall be attached the am.
the same was signed, which afidaa
Wit shall contain a statement OF fha
number ct signers thereon, that
ence of the aff1ant, that to tho hest
OF his acknowledge. and: better aach::
signature is the genuine SIGNATURE
Of ting person whose name. it Dur.
portsEto be; that He believes .she
ton to be electors, that thsy n knsd
such Petition with knowledge 81
the contents thereof, and :thaf.aadh
person signed the same on-the data
stated opposite his name. The cir
for. herein. pr the. prohibition .ef
the circulation thereof, may ,.ha
regulated: by law and case tho
20. - - h:.:st:l's: 80 (: p :5lEs
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PRODUCED in either branch except On
the written: request. OF the governor
during the last twenty (2o) days Of
the legislature shall be called to soma
important matter OF general interest
by a special message from the gov
srnor1 ..&r 49,: -: $500 49, ~
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Farm Educn.Ion for Women.

During the closing years Of the lost
century the government OF Holland bc-
gan 10 realize the necessity OF giving
10 women ana girls in the country home
some form of instruction that would
III them for their duties as houseleen
trs, as women farmers, and as wives
ana mothers OF farmers or farm labor
trs. me irSt schools along these lines
We're organized by private initiative
Later on came courses in connection
WIN The winter courses for boys In
ooInc cases these courses We're organ
lied BY agricultural societies. some
times BY religious orders. The courses
nave INCREASED in number rapidly since
i9lo' IhcN are very successful. and
INC government recognizes them and
aids them financially.
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The Valentine Auction Co
Auctionccrx,
618 EAST BROAD STREET
AUCTION SALE
OF
FLY ING MACHINE. HARDWOOD
TOOLS, MACHINES. ETC. AT
Pages Commissaru

Nt the direction or Mr. \. NJ. puro
we VIII sell at his place, No l6oa r.
Franklin street
THURSDAY. APRIL %. 1914.
beginning 1880 o'clock \. A.
large lot OF railroad goods. secured
oy him at freight sales in the Son,b
among this lot is a Monoplane Exhih-
i,'ns Machine, Flcxotype Printing Ma
ch'he' with electric mitir. Leather
a ,,, Machine, Automobile Parts.
Machinists and Woodworlling Tools
wei Pumps. Steam Packing. lnicctors
ana Inspirators. steam Fittings, LeaI
iipe. Circular and Crosscut Saws
hardware. Laundry Machine. OILS
aieoee Hammers. Hoes. Cook ing Stoves.
Gas ranges. jewelers. Tools. L,tcbcs
TWO new Electric Fans. several old
Electric Fans and many other goods.
sale positive. terms cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co
Anctioneers.
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trustees Auction Sale
Nos. II and 13
S. Linden St.

BY, virtue of a certain decd of trust.
dated December 30. 1912. Of record in
the clerks Office of Richmond Chancery
Court; in Deed Book 22o-C. page $50.
default having been made in the paw
ment of the debt thereby secured and
being required By the beneti ciary so TO
do, we will sell by auction. upon the
premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL %. 1914,
at o'clock II. NJ.
the property numbered az above: the
lot having a front OF 80 feet on the
eastern line Of Linden Street between
Main and Cary Streets. and extending
PACK within parallel lines 90 feet upon
which is the tenement dwellings Nos.
II and IL; This property being located
In a section that Is rapidly enhancing.
In value should attract your attention
ana attendance at the sale.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to dpfray
the expenses Of sale and to discharges
December 80 1913. balance at -
months with negotiable notes interest
added and secured by deed of trust
upon the property.
4, J. CHEWING.
+. NJ. BONLEY
Trustees.
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ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 90, 1911.
at $3.50 o'clock i. NJ.
This dwelling * centrally located
and Will mako you "A convenient home
or profitable Investment
TERMS; Easy and announced at sale.
a. j. CHEWING COMPANY,
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aurtion SaIr5, future Days
J. Thompson Brown & Co.
lib Main Street.
TRUSTEE SALE TO HIGHEST BIDDER
OF
ATTRACTIVE. MODERN. MEDIUM
SIZE WEST END DWELLING

By virtue OF a decd of trust. dated
July ;, 1913. recorded in Richmond
Circuit Court u. Il. 223-D page 3l3, to
payment OF certain notes thereon de-
Sc!loed. default being made, ana being
required so 10 do, | Win sell at public
. auction. on the premises.
THURSDAY, APRIL %.
at l.. NJ
certain lot OF land. with rrproveme nts
thereon, known as No 3G35 West Cary
street. beginning at q point on south
crn line OF Cary street, distant twenty
five feet east %: the eastern line OF
West street: theme" caStWaTdlY along
and fronting on the said southern line
al Cary street y feet 2t4 inches or at
centre OF party wall dividing this
tenement from that adjoining IL on the
east: thence back soUthwardly between
parallel lines 100 feet TO an alley 10
feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expense of sale
all past due taxes and pro rata share
taxes for 1919. and to pas three notes
tcrcst from April :, March $ and Feb
ruary s 1914, respectively. and balance
= credit or Sl,3lG05. evidenced by -
notes Of $50. payable monthly, tn" first
maturing May =. 1911. ana ono note for
$3.50, payable in % months, from April
5. assumption OF n prior mortgage for
$4,000. due April % 1915, and one past
due interest note thereon OF $50 with
interest from January %. 1914. and
balance in months. secured by deed
OF trust bearing per cent interest.
j LEE DAVIS, Trustee.
j. Thompson Brown K Co.
Auctionccrs.
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In the District Court or the Irnitcn
states for the Eastern District Of
Virginia. in the matter of "R l.
BANKRUPT" 49, '''N''
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Pursuant, to an order OF the District
Court OF the United States, for the
Eastern District OF Virginia. in the
matter OF c. NJ. Liphart & Co, Inc.
bankrupt duly entered. we will sell on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL %, 1918.
commencing at 1870 4. NJ, the follow
small Roll Top De-.. large Ron
TOP Desk, Oak Settee. | Long Table
oak, Short Table (oak), Revolv-
Wardrobe. Iron Safe. outside dinen-
sions about S0Xi0 inches; Mirror. 1
Umbrella stand. ! Burroughs Adding
Machine, Catalogue Cabinet and
stand Stationary Cabinet. Filing
Cahinet.. l Drawing Table, Revolving
stool. Drugget (9Xl2), . VAST.
BASKETS, Letter Trays. Pictures. !
lot stationery, lot Office Books roll
Paper and Rack, 3 Board Files. .
oliver Typewriters, ! Protcctograph /
lot Rubber Stamps and Pads, 3 Ink
Wells.
sale VIII be held at our saIcsrooms
GIG East Broad Street
II. II. FLORENCE.
Trustee,
Salesman
AuctiOrep-a
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BY Elan & Funston.
Real Estate Auctioncer,
BANKRUPT SALE

AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF THE VERY
VALUABLE LOT AND IMPROVE
MENTS THEREON. At SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS.
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Under the order OF the court, outere,1
on the 3Oth day of March 1919. the an
uersiEned, trustee ana Receiver, will
sen by public auction on the prem
Uses, on
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auctiun 5aIes, Future Days
= :
Icy Pollard g. Bagby.
AUCTION SALE
lSOR

AUCTION SALE
FOR
ACCOUNT OF NONRESIDENT OWNER,
OF TWO FRAME HOUSES AND NICE
LOT ON MADISON STREET, BE-
TWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY;
ALSO PROPERTY KNOWN AS No.
3oa EAST CLAY STREET
We will sell "a, auction. on the prem:
Uses. on
THURSDAY. APRIL. %, 1914,
at $3.50 +. NJ.
the above mentioned property All OF
this property Is right near the corner
OF Brook Avenue and clay Street Tho
lot on Madison street is especially de-
sirablc for business property or stable
purposes. Tho lot on clay street is
very deairable, the hous. is old but
good. w" arc instructed 10 sell the
property for tho high dollar.
POLLARD " EAGBY
AuctiOnccrs.