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THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1902 WATERLOO COUMEIt, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2. 1902. so beautifully sans her. part and sacrl GRAND PUBLIC SALE WANT COLUMN WANT COLUMN. I POR Palpi- 'U tatlon, Advertisement of a miscellaneous character Inverted la these columns for One Cent a Word for first Insertion additional Insertions, one-half cent per word, payable In advance at the counter.

WANTED. WANTED Competent girl for goner al housework. Small family. $3.00 per week Mrs. O.

O. Hummel, 415 Jefferson Piace. 63-tf WANTED General agent, to handle one of the best investments on the market A good man should m.ke $75 to $100 weekly. Inducements are the best; guaranteed position; bank ref erence; no capital needed. Wisconsin Stock Grain 86-88 Michigan Milwaukee.

62-6t WANTED Apprentice girl to learn dressmaking. E. W. Coburn'B, 209 East Ninth. 62-4t GIRL WANTED.

At R. II. Hender son's, Randolph street. Good wages. G2tf, WANTED.

At once. Steady compe tent-girl by lady living alone. Apply The Irving House 60tf. WANTED A girl for general house work. J.

P. Kelffer, 303 High street. WANTED Good man for dairy farm. Married man preferred. W.

S. Bishop, R. F. No. 5, Waterloo.

61-lw WANTED Ten girls, steady employment. Good wages. Dickson-Graff Candy Co 59tf. WANTED Woman cook. No Sunday work.

Douglas' Palm Cafe. 67-tf WANTED A good, competent girl, at 1019 Sycamore street 66-tf WANTED To sell, three lota. En quire of A. Jackson, at Black Hawk Lumber office. 49-tf WANTED Table boarders and room ers at 1126 Bull! street WANTED Men to learn barber trade Practical training, free work, expert instructions.

Eight weeks required We present tools, pay Saturday wages guarantee position. Special induce ments to applicants from distance, Write today. Moler Barber college, Chicago, 111. 63-tf. WANTED Girl for work In boarding house.

Enquire at 820 Commercial Btreet. 48-tf WANTED Boarders and roomers, 122 Irving street exp-septG GIRL WANTED At once for gen eral housework. Apply at 327 High street Mrs. F. C.

Knee. 43-tf, WANTED To rent, a house. Address CX, care Courier office. 43-tf WANTED Ladies to learn hairdress ing, manicuring, massage or chir opody. Write today.

Moler College, Chicago, 111. 42-tf WANTED At once. Laundry girl at II. H. restaurant 40-tf WANTED Five young men from Black Hawk county, at once to pre pare for positions in the government service.

Apply to Inter-State Corrcs, Inst, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, ex-aug-30 FOR SALE. FOR SALE Lots from $400 up: fine ly located. Arthur C. Cole. 13tf FOR SALE Good Jersey cow.

En quire 101 Randolph street 65-eod-12t FOR SALE Flat No. 411, West 4th. Cheap, if taken this week. Inquire at 1227 Mulberry street. 61-5t FOR SALE At a bargain, a residence lot, in desirable location, eight blocks from Irving hotel.

Enquire at Courier office. tf FOR SALE A complete set of 26 volumes of the Encyclopedia Brittanlca, a dictionary of arts, sciences and general literature, with new maps and original American articles by. eminent writers; with American revision and additions. A sample volume can be seen at this office. Cost $55.

Can now befiwught for less than half price. Enquire at this office or of T. P. Myers. 69-tf.

FOR SALE One span of large work horses, weight 3.000; sound and all right. Allen's Bon Ton. 56-tf FOR SALE 50 new and second hand 50 pairs of new tires, coaster brakes, tires and other cycle sundries at less than wholesale prices. Old wheels taken tn exchange. L.

C. Burkitt Syndicate Block. 47tf. FOR SALE Store fixtures. Apply to C.

O. Lamson. 31-tf FOR SALE "Dangerous" labels for gasoline cans, at the Courier office. ly 111. T.

to of the 25 Advertisements of a miscellaneous character Inserted In these columns for One Cent a Word for first insertion additional insertions, one-half cent per word, payable in advance at the counter. FOR SALE. FOR SALE Full sized lot on Jefferson street, for $150. Twenty-five dollars cash and $5 per mouth. Kentzelman 610 Sycamore street i 47-tf FOR SALE Two desirable lots in Whitney Sedgwick's addition.

Her rick Ret Co. i 89-tf FOR SALE Good safe Sedgwick Llchty Abstract Co. 52-tf, FOR RENT. FOR RENT Five-room house on Commercial street, convenient to business. Enquire at 303 La Fayette 63tf.

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms, 403 Pino street 63-4td FOR RENT Eight-room furnished house. All modern. Four blocks from Grace church. F. L.

Benedict, at Black's store. sat-tues-thurs FOR RENT. A five-room house for a small family No. 453 Locust street near corner of W. Fourth street.

En quire of J. Robinson, upstairs. 62-Gt FOR RENT Rooms single or ensuite. Modern Improvements. 103 Inde pendence avenue.

tf. FOR RENT The Whitney pasture on Black Hawk. Grass six inches high W. T. Whitney, 720 West Mullan av enue.

54-tI FOR RENT Pleasant alcove bed room. 603 Washington street 58-Ct FOR RENT Furnished rooms, with board. Modern conveniences. One block from business. 410 West Park avenue.

62-lmo FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. F. R. Asquith, 307 Commercial street 39-tf FOR RENT Two new houses, at $11 and $15 a month. See L.

F. Foulk. 37-tf FOR RENT Either three or four rooms, being part of house suitable for two families. Good barn on place. Possession given about August 1st, possibly sooner.

Enquire at Courier office, or at premises, 1126 Bluff street tf FOR RENT Nice large rooms; furnished; all modern. 324 Commercial street 30-tf FOR RENT One or more furnished rooms. 601 Washington street 23-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms with or without board. Modern convenlen ces. 706 Wellington street ii-u, FOR RENT A new seven-room house, finely finished, one and one-half blocks from street car line.

Enquire at 533 Commercial street or 625 Wash ington street 04-tf FOR RENT The rooms formally oc by Dr. Buell are for rent Ap- to C. O. Lamson. 93-tf FOR RENT One-half of factory bulla- lng.

Reasonable rental. Apply to L. C. Burkitt Syndicate block. tf' LOST AND FOUND.

LOST A Watch charm with mono gram A. D. S. Finder please leave at Courier office. tf, LOST Account Book, either in town or on Cedar Falls and Waterloo road.

Finder leave at Courier office Wilbur Allen. MISCELLANEOUS. MEN Our catalogue explains how we teach barber trade in eight weeks. Mailed free. Moler College, Chicago.

42-tf VISITING AND BUSINESS CARDS. Invitations and Fine Stationery Printed from the latest styles of script type, or engraved, at the COU RIER office, 186 Bridge street, tele phone, old or new No. 2L B. MOORE is authorized to solicit subscriptions for the Daily and Semi Weekly Courier in LaPorte City and collect payment for the same. THE DAILY COURIER can be had evening of publication at the Pfeif-fer news stand, 308 Main street.

Cedar Falls. It Is estimated that the cotton crop Texas has been demanded to the amount of more than $1,500,000 from excessive rains and overflows. The nutritive value of 13 cents worth 3 per cent milk is equal to cents' worth of round beefsteak. of for di ed her time and energy that the entertainment might succeed; Manager Brown for signal courtesies extended; Mr. Robinson, the electrician, who con tributed so much for the general good of the program; tho two hundred or more children, little, tots and bigger ones, who made the entertainment pew sible and played such skilful and pleasing parts, and the mothers who made the costumes and were bo patient and uncomplaining In getting the children off to practice.

The ladles feel every body has been as good as possible ana they are truly grateful for the com bined efforts of all. wnieh made pas slblo the giving of tho entertainment. Barclay Ittat. Barclay. Aug.

27. M. O. Flanlgun Bold five steers to T. H.

High for $50 each. W. L. Chaplin and W. A.

Palmer are in South Dakota on bus.ncss. An agent was through hero th week taking orders for a new map, ono side being the United StttteB and our new possessions, the other a town ship map of Iowa, to cost 98 cents delivered, and ho seemed to, be selling a good many. J. V. Baughman and wire are re joicing over tho arrival of twin boys A.

tt I at their nome August, a. aiumer hum babes are doing well. lade O'Keefe Is going to have Con tractor Bushby of Falrbans build a barn this fall, which Insures a neat and quick job. i Joe Horn has reshlnglcd schoolhouse No. 7 and hau a new chimney built by J.

Krueger. Miss Brown commences her school there next Monday. William Gibson has a new rubber tlrad buggy, but on account of the muddy roads ho hasn't been able to make any use of it Miss Cora and Ethel Owen or uun- kerton vUlted their sisters in Barclay a couple of days last week. Mrs. Lizzie McDonald and children of Waterloo visited in Barclay also in Westburg township a few uays re cently.

Henry L. Shattuck of Shollsburg, Iowa, was cured of a stomach trouble with which he had been afflicted for years, by four boxes of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He had previously tried many other remedies and a number of physicians without relief. For sale by all druggists. eod-lmth 'J Shall Rook Newt.

Shell Rock, Aug 27Mvlrs. Albert Kohl of Waterloo Is visiting bcr par ents. Rev. Methfcssel and wife. Mrs.

J. R. Jamison and son, Harle, are visiting relatives at Cedar Rapids and Lisbon. Miss Minnie Williams returned Sat urday from a two wedks' visit with friends at DeKalbf James Van Slyk an A wife are test ing the medical properties of the water at Colfax this week. W.

L. Van Vleck and wife left last week for Des Moines to attend the fair and visit relatives. Miss Sybil Williams of Waterloo, visited in our city front Saturday un til Tuesday. J. R.

Martin of New Hartford Is spending a week with his old friends in Shell Rock. A. A. Abercromble. who has been visiting bis sister, Mrs.

W. F. Stod dard, returned to his home this week at Linsborg, Kan. Mr. and Mrs.

Wiley Sherburn are re joicing on account of the arrival of a son at their home. Mrs. D. L. Sweltzcr leaves this week from Chicago with a fine stock of millinery goods which she will Boon have on sale at her new shop in the Brogue building.

Mrs. M. C. Heacker and children are spending a few weeks at Hampton with her parents. A.

Whitaker Son, furniture deal ers, have purchased the vacant lot cast of the opera house and have commenced the erection of a new building to be used as a store. The building will be 26 feet wide and 80 feet long, two stories, built of brick with all the modern conveniences which our city- af fords. i A gang of graders are camped n(iar the C. C. W.

depot engaged in and fixing up the track near our city. i Shell Rock's band has been engaged to furnish music two days at county fair at Allison next week. Mrs. George bauer and baby from Oriska, N. are visiting her parents.

Mr. and Mrs, G. G. Blake, south of town. J.

II. Mullen Is greatly Improving his home property by nicely painting his fence and buildings. Will Piper has oeen elected princi pal of the public schools at Barnum, la. He left Tuesday for his new field of labor. Rev.

M. C. Hea' ker resigned the pas torate of the Congregation at this place last Sabbath. We have not yet learned where he Intends to locate. Henry Crandell of this cty received ord last Friday that he had been al lowed an increase of pension from to $30 per month.

Jay Smith left Monday for. a short visit with relatives at Milwaukee and Omro, where his wife and son have been for some time, who will return with him. Misa Pparl Corson of Waterloo ramp up Tuesday for a short visit with old friends and relatives. Scrofula, salt rheum, erysipelas and o'her distressing eruptive diseases yield quickly and permanently to Hip cleansing, purifying power of Burdock Blood Bitters. tues-thurs-sat We Holland's Second Grand Pub lie Sale of Short Horn, Black Poll and White Face Cattle will be held at Hudson, Iowa, Saturday, August 30 1902, commencing at 10 o'clock, the following property: 600 head of yeat ling and 2 and 3-year-old-steers; 100 head of black poll cows with calves by sides; 500 head of top steers, as follows: 250 head of three-year-old Short Horn Steers that are practically beef, and require but a corn finish of less than 90 days to make them as fine a bunch of beeves as ever left an Iowa feed lot.

Remember, the above aro ev ery one red or roan, all dehorned, and have a touch of flavor only found where breeding, good feeding and quality predominate. 250 head of Year ling and Two-Year-Old Steers that have been selected for this occasion having been purchased from partle who have used full blood sires for tho past twenty years, making the cattle nearly full blood. 100 head of unregistered Full Blood black Poll Cows, from three to seven years old, that are as fine a herd of females as can bo found In the best herds In the east or west. 100 black Poll Calves, weighing from 500 to 600 poundB, and are pronounced by good judges to be far ahead of any Calves Shown last year at any of the leading fat stock shows. My cattle are all ready in a short distance from Hudson and can be in spected by intending buyers.

Cattle will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, and every animal will be sold In their class. Hudson is 9 miles southeast of Waterloo on the Great Western Rail way. Cattle will be delivered to the Illinois Central, Burlington, North Western or Rock Island free of charge, TermB to suit buyers. Free accom modations to those from a distance, 62-3t. WM.

HOLLAND, PROP, A Voting Contest for a New England Piano. Given by the leading merchants of Waterloo, by which a $400 New Eng land upright piano will be given away absolutely free to the society, church lodge or lady of Black Hawk county voted the most popular by October 11th, 1902. What church, lodge or lady will carry off the honor? The fol lowing merchants will issue ballots with every 25 cent cash purchase, which entitles the holder to one vote, All votes must be sent to ballot boxes at Welch's or Steele's dry goods or W. Freldl's bakery within seven days from date and every week the votes will be counted and a result of the votes will be published weekly in the Courier and the Reporter. The piano is now on exhibition at Horner's furniture store, Bridge street A.

M. WELCH Dry Goods. STEELE DRY GOODS CO. S. A.

ASQUITH Jewelry. W. B. HORNER, Furniture. STOLT Shoes.

A. J. WITTIG. Meats. L.

A. KRAMER, Meats. W. FRIEDL, Bakery. IDEAL STEAM LAUNDRY.

GOLDEN EAGLE, Clothing. ex. oct.21 The best physic Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to take. Pleasant in effect For sale by all druggists.

eodlmo Rail Estate Trintf.rs. Levi F. Jewell to John Merner, lot in Cedar Falls, $1,700. William Waite to Eliza B. Matter, lot in West Waterloo, $1,400.

Harry E. Aldnch to A. Wood, lots in Cedar Falls, $6,000. Harry E. Aldrlch to A.

Wood, Sr. land in Sec. 12-89-14, $150. Z. L.

Wheeler to rtenry J. Bacon, lots In Cedar Falls, $2,200. Cedar River Park Assn to C. W. II- lingworth et al, lot in Cedar River Park, $1.

Peter Figl to Matilda Averill, lot in East Waterloo, $2,800. Anna Wevcr to John L. Staebell land in Sec. 4-89-11, $1,975. A WORLD WIDE REPUTATION.

Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has a world wide reputation for its cures. It never fails and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all druggists. 2nd 2wk eod ARE VERY GRATEFUL Mrs. and Others Want to Thank Almost Everybody.

Mrs. C. I Klngsley and others, who have had charge of the presentation the "Fairies' Frolic" at Brown's Tuesday night, are anxious that their best thanks and most sincere are ex tended to all who contributed in any way towards making the entertainment the success it proved to be. She wants especially to thank the dally papers the publicity they gave the play; Miss Daisy Hileman of La Porte, who KNABE PIANOS Mrfurrade piano shonlr! imt price on Knabes from I pan give you lowest pricmi and the benefit of choice from a vfry large stock of these itutratneota. Jiddns ChH.

Field, Box 222, Wtlcrleo, la. Lumber AkD ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL W. A. BRYANT SONS CO. iiluer Creeh SOOTLESS FT NONE BETTER AND LOTS THAT IS NOT SO GOOD.

Waterloo Ice and Fuel Co. Sole Agents. GUND'S the BEER, of good cheer. That's all you need to know about a beer you are sure then of its purity anil all around excellence; i "i If it's Gund's it's good. Gund'.

PEERLESS is sold at beat places. Made only by JOHN GUND BREW1NO LCroM, Wis. Buy a Home! I've a splnmlld list of propertiei In all turn of Waterloo, all at my olllce uml gt a STREET MAP FREE and list of choice bargain L. E. POWERS, 309 West Fourth.

after Fulton sailed his first steamboat tin the Hudson. It was before the days of the steam cars, the telegraph and all the modern appliances for helping men do work, for means of an nihtlatlng time and space. It must be a rare privilege for one's eyes to be hold such mighty transformations, as have been accomplished in this coun try In ninety-two years. All of Mr. Hoxie's friends hope that the step may be notie tho less sternly, nor the eye less lustrous one year hence than It was yesterday.

A CURE FOR INFANTUM. "Latit May," Bays Mrs. Curtis llaker, of llookwaltcr, Ohio, "an Infant child of our neighbor's was suffering from cohlera infantum. The doctor had given up all hopes of recovery. I took a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to the house, telling them' I felt sure It would do good If used according to directions.

In two days' time tho child hau fully recovered, and Is now (nearly a year Blnce) a vigorous, healthy girl. have recommended this remedy fre quently and have never known it to fail In any single Instance." For sale by all druggists. 2nd 2wks eod The Indian budget for the current year is expected to show an Improvement lu net revenue of 91,600 francs. According to John Hays Hammond, mining on a large scale on the Rand Is not likely to last much more than a quarter of a century. A man in Kentucky has discovered that lightning Is a cure for rheumatism but it requires a good deal of care to experiment with it.

Natives In the Tunjab have taken to ping-pong. ALL Fine Pianos Organ and ot her Small Musical Instruments, also, New Home Sewing Machines and Supplies FINK BROS. ac.lH-tf 61 JeflVron lit. --1 Shilliam's Rubber Tiro Hacks to all parts city. A a 1 I aa i Both phones 204, Barn and office, 321 East Sixth Street.

i TROWEL FURNITURE CARPET CO. Furniture, 'rpeu, ICuc. Linoleum. Ollclolu, I'lrtiirea, Culld'sCnrrlaicea, J.ae Ciirtalua, Furtlerea, Kte. Ihe Largest Stock.

I he Lowest Price 1U-I16 Kail Kourth Htrwt, Union Block, Waterloo, Iowa. JACK'S SHINING PARLOR 410 SYCAMORE ST PANT0RIUM Hun In I on Willi Above, Card from Union Mill Co. Unoin Mill Company, are buying Oats now at 32 Pounds for a Bufnel, and will clean and deliver same in 10 Bushel Lots, or over at 2c per Bushel over Market Price. 40 tf STEPHEN FEKGUSON INSURANCE and K12AL ESTATE ooi Sycamore St. 15-tf g.

g. j. 5 5 KXCEEDINd 2.700 COPIES. THE DAILY COURIER guaran- tecs advertisers a daily clrcula- tion exceeding 2,700 copies each Issuo a greater circulation than any other newspaper published in Waterloo. Combined circulation of DAILY and SEMI-WEEKLY COURIER exceeds 4,000 copies.

Press room and circulation ae- counts open to every advertiser for Investigation at any time. Circulation is what makes adver- tislng space valuable, because It gives results to the advertiser. Je ej Ja A igte eji Da ya let out at breath cull Art year check! fettln( ookca ami mi law I Arc jou jlwiyi tired, 5la-couraftd ml d.xpoodent Voir airrca art uarrlif; Botainf leu. Never nlixi what cann.a IL Voa wco'lictwallaalilil I annpea. Th.i'a nailM.a.

Voa cao il well hy taklaf PALMO TABLETS Jfl Taty wilt pal Tla Into ery auacle al jour body, flveyoo a food, kcea difeatioa, ad Jul la aoapc la aaj.y we GO cants per box, 12 for l-'xAO. Guaranteed. Interesting book, free. The a n. Fell Co Cleveland, 0.

TURNER LOGAN HOUSE DRUG STORE, Agent ECHICMESTCB'S ENGLISH EHHYR0YAL PILLS JVV and Only Genuine. CHICIIKXTEK'S KSULISII In Hi At an4 flnld metallic twin. lfliCYrmia KnlMtltullnna Had Itu of your llrucKi.t, or nl 4, in ft.mp. fnr PnriMMtlnra. Teftllmonlnla and "Krttef f.tr l.aittt,", ircttr, bv re.

tnm Mwll. in.4HMtTtllmni.i,. PftM bv JlnUM UiU wi. lladJeea (ivuore, l'Uliui, J'A. GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT CALIFORNIA IN OCTOBER.

For the meeting of the National Druggists' association to be held at Monterey. California, October 7-11, there will be on sale at R. I. P. stations, round trip excursion tickets at a reasonable figure.

Going via the R. I. P. Ry. you can take your choice of routes.

The service via. either route is strictly modern in every respect and the passengers will not experience any Inconvenience en route. Rates and full particulars about the new trains will be cheerfully given up on application to any It. I. P.

agent. ex-oct-1 KISTNEH THE UNDERTAKER. The children who are working for a prize should bring their quilts to the Congregational church Thursday or Friday. 62-2t The Royal Irish Constabulary eo.st the British goverment $0,775,000 last WW If i II II fluttering or irregular pulsations are an indication of weakness of the nerves or muscles of the heart. A weakness long continued produces deformity and organic disease.

If your heart action is weak, make it 6trong. Build up the muscles and strengthen the nerves with the greatest of all heart remedies, Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. "The least exertion or excitement caused my heart to throb and pound and I bad smothering ppolls, pain and pnlpltatlon. Three bottles of Dr.

Miles' Heart Cure overcame all these disturb-SQCes and made me well." Hits. J. A. Gouts, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Dr. Miles' Heart Ctif quiets the nervous heart, regulates its pulsations and builds up its strength as nothing else can.

Sold by druggists on a guarantee. Dr. Miles Medical Elkhart, Ind. 5: All Along Black Hawk Borders 4 DUBUQUE. Times: Clino Tlncher of Waterloo, who has been in tho employ of W.

11. Daumgartner, the hardware man, bus gone to Owatonna, where he has accept a position as traveling salesman for a wholesale hardware firm. CEDAR Record: President Seerley writes that he and his family will leave Iron-ton, Friday on their return trip. They will go by steamer of the Illinois-Michigan Transportation line to Chicago, where they will stop for a few days and will reach Cedar Falls Sept. 1.

Dr. Seerley could send no more. welcome message to his friends than the clause in his letter, "We have had a most restful and pleasant time." Ironton Is a summer resort tucked away among the hills apart from' all that reminds one of business or the cares of everyday toil. The pine trees scent the air with their fragrance and seem to guard Pine Lake from storms, as none ever occur upon its waters. A very pleasant wagonette party was given last night under the direction of Burt Wright and Ole Bailey.

They had a fine time the first part of the evening, but as they were returning homo from Waterloo, they had a "break down." They managed to walk home, however, as.it was only three miles from town. I Bodily pain loses Its terror If you've a bottle of Dr. Thomas Electric Oil in the house. Instant relief, in cases of burns, cuts, sprains, accidents of any sort. tuos-thurs-Bat School Book Notice.

Owing to the small margins on which we are compelled to sell school books, we will In the future sell them for cash only, according to agree ment made with school board. Please bear this in mind. C. W. BITNER ANGLER BROS.

TODD, HENDERSON DRUG J. K. JODER G. O. SNOWDEN.

d-uug 30-scpt 3-6. IS A NONOGENARIAH J. J. Hoxie Celebrates His 92nd Birthday Yesterday. To be spared to see 92 years come and go Is a rare honor.

Such, however, has boon vowhsafed to J. J. Hoxle, father of C. II. and H.

B. Hoxie. That gentleman was 92 years old yesterday and his children and a number of friends gathered to rejolec with him and to extend him best wishes for the future. The celebration was at the home of Mrs. E.

V. Brown, on Tre-mont street, a daughter, where the honored and aged patriarch lives. The gentleman, though a monogenarian, is quite strong physically and bids fair to live many more years. To this Is due his temperate life and his happy and cheerful disposition. It is said that every mad fit one has his life is shortened perceptibly.

If this be true. Mr. Hoxie must have been of a very cheerful and even temper all his life, and those who have been his most intimate acquaintances testify that BUch is the fact. Living 92 years! That means being born In 1810. That was two years before the breaking out of the second war with Groat Britain.

What a transformation since then, politically, commercially, educationally. That was only a couple of years I A Bargain, if taken this weed The L. C. HANLON PROPERTY, corner Seventh and Jefferson streets. One of the best residence locations in city.

House aas all modern improvements. This property will be sold at a net price of $3,400 if taken at once. Call on L. C. Hanlon, 704 Sycamore street.

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