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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13
HUMOROUS.

Street Car Conductor Ito Driverl-'I
wonder what that man is running so
hard FIR Driver docking back -'Meb-
BY the fool wants ter git on. G'lang."
New York Weekly.
Thompson latter dubious whifD-
"Didn't you say. Brown. that those CT
Vars we're two for . quarter?" Brown
(putfing joyously)-"Yes- I'm smoking
the twenty-cent one. American Gro
GER
-Philosopher-'Ts marriage . fail
ure. do You think?- Merchant-.'On the
contrary, have known marriage to
prevent . failure. A friend Of mine
married an heiress, and she saved him
from insol Lowell Citizen
well. doctor, how does
your Sure Cure for rheumatism sell?"
Dir. Lot.on-"Splendidl splendidly;
but haven't been able to get out much
this spring to push it, my rheumatism
Is 50 bad. West Shore.
Fatal Use OF Slang. -She-''Iiow far
Is it from the sun to the earth, Mr.
(ioodcatch?" He-"Now you've got me,
/ mus, confess" She--'Oh, I'm 50
glad. was afraid at one time that
hateful Fan Smithers would get you"
--Terre Haute Express.
Lady (second floor 'front.' What's
this?" Messenger from drug-store)-
some Rough on Rats" Lady
"Gracious alive. didn't order any"
Mcssenger-s.The man in the nextroom
bought it and told me to bring 1t up and
tell you to give 1T to the baby. The
Jester.
AT the Ladies' College. Miss Joy
madame. Mr. Foster has come to take
me for . drive May go?" You
know, Miss Joy. the rules OF the college
do not allow IL unless you are engaged.
Are you engaged to Mr.. Foster? Miss
Joy ldoubtfully) -"N-no; but II you
will let me go. ! shall be BY the time
we get back"
! Farmers Wife--"Who is that hor'
rible-looling man at the gatc?" Tramv
THAT'S friend Of mine. mum. =
Farmers vifc-''Well. he's the worst
looking thing I've seen In seventeen
years" Tramp-"IIc amt very pretty,
mum. I'll admit; but between you and
me ne stands very high in our profess
sion.~- Iarper's Weekly.
Prosecuting Attorney-"What evi
dence have you TO impugn the intelli
cence OF this witncss?' Defendan
tblurting out)-.'Ilc once served on
iurv.- Defendants Attorney despair
ingly. to the court)-Your Honor, fee
IL my duty to withdraw from this case
NV client has killed himself. "-Texa
Siftings.
Husband Ito Wi:e)-"Tvc been on
, half the day trying 70 collect money
and I'm mad enough TO break the furn
turc. II BEATS all how some men vii
put of and put of. A man who owe
money and won't pay II isn't IL to ass
ciatc--' Servant topening the doorD-
, ssThe. butcher, sorr, Is downstairs wit
his bill" lIusband-"T him to ca
again."--Photo
--Tiniey-"And what's become
I Pcaslcy?' Bodkin Little Pcasle
who always wrote such beautiful han'
i oh. hos doing well, very we'll. indeed
y Finley What's he driving att" 10
I l<in-.Iic's over in England Just coinii
y mondy. writing autographs Of cmine
but dpfunct persons 70 sell 70 Amcric
collectors. "-Amctlcx.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

Timothy or herd grass is the most
common grass Of continental Europe.
growing wild throughout all that vast
region between the Mediterranean sea
on the south. and the North sea in the
direction the name implies. Its not
known exactly when IL was first intro
duced into the United States. but this
much Is known, II takes It's name from
Timothy Hanson. atarmcrof Maryland,
who broughtit into general notice as .
hay grass. after he had cultivated y ex-
tensivcly for his own use for years Tho
botanical name for the grass Il phleum
pratense. Ii Is curious fact that
although its native home Is Europe. the
United states Is the first country 10
which IL was grown, cut and cured for
hay. Not longer ago than i's5 some
timothy heads and seeds We're taken Y
England and exhibited a. cnriositlss. n
81. Louis Republic
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13
LEATHER BREECHES.
now tho Stranger Secured a Jewel
OF Rare Value.

LID SOL called
W her "Leath Q r
Y Breechcs.'
IN Nobody else
had occasion to
n all her any
A other ma nj Q
since her moth
or died. cx &c p I
the man who occa-
sionally brought
the corn To Old
I Soils still.
Old Sol was hci
ither and a 'moon'
hiner." lie wa
led a ''moonshiner'
'ausc. being anillici'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

vent detection w the revenue clhcerS
Eut he wasn't ''moonshiner' in the
STRIFE. sense OF the word he didn't run
his distillcry by night any moro than
;oycrnment distillers did. There ~as
no need for H.
The. still was in pit under his own
a6dbe smoke found It's way out his
chimney
\ bterranssn fHrs- <cnaSejD re.
U.r 70 ana from the M % thai
= Wa little danger Of detection.
hes this there was small field Of
about the house. and altogether
" seemed to be the last place rev.
hue officer would look for an illicit dis
| ,illcry.
The vigilance Of Leather Brooches
made II doubly safe, for she was handy
with Old Soils rife and never feared 10
use II when the occasion demanded.
But she was beauty Leather
Brooches was.
Her black hair was like silk, and heI
beautiful plump flesh shamed the most
n luscious peach. Her eyes. There is a
large spring in Western Georgia which,
from its great depth, is supposed TO be
bottomless. and has a blush tint like
the sea. A casual glance at Its sur
y face reveals nothing uncommon. But
gaze steadily through this pellucid
water, deep down into the bowels Of tho
earth, and changing scene presents
itself Varicgatcd stones, pebbles
pctrihcd trees and sparkling crystals
rise successfully to your enchanted
vision. Leather Brcechcs' eyes were
like this
She was great help to Old Sol. ant
great comfort, too for when he wa
low-spiritcd she put her arm around hi
neck and kissed him, and sometimes
leased him to get him right again.
Often she would say: Pap, In
gwine ter marry"
Leather Brecchcs." he would say
don't yer think NV 1t. Their man whu
gits yer II halter whup me furst, that
shore. Anil amt no SLOUGH. fer Tv'
done up thor best NV EN- in my time.
Don't git riled. pap. was jest 2
plaguin' NV YER she would conso,a \
wouldn't leave yer fer nobody"
One evening Old Sol was choppinl
some pine in front Of che cabin doc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

sThe man to be feared for the trouble
that he can make in fight in the West
is not the dead shot who has killed .
dozen men,. said an old-timer from
Arizona at the Midland last night; but
the young blood, a com animation Of the
owboy and the tenderfoot The former
is usually quick. cool ard level-headed.
and when he shoots he shoots to kill.
The latter is in hurry to get into q
firht. and will never listen to reason or
common sense. The moment he gets
into trouble he thinks that his duty Is
TO draw revolver and commence shoot
ing. He may possibly hit the man he
is trying to kill lie Is more likely 70
hit some one else. lie is like the fool
friend that we are constantly praying
70 be delivered from. His capacity for
mischief is unboundcd. but his plans fol
getting out Of scrape are never well
maturcd and are sure 20 fall through.
don't object to taking hand in fight
when lot Of experienced men are on
the ground. but when lot Of green
horns commence shooting don't object
TO hunting np new location. kansas
City Times.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-18

kDoN TO NEW YORK
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-18
. Caution Needed.

breat while there will be a
Pile and innumerable lawsuits
b towns of the state of Wash
THE present time there are
Is governing the sale of real
Dry few men who buy a lot,
Psts IS or $4,000, go to the
kamining the records to see
d is clear. They buy on
Expecting to sell the sa ne
entimes at such a low figure
tact would cost as much as
is too much trust in human
is at a premium. and the
hing is not far distant. There
some legislation making it
every man putting a plat
rst straighten the title, then
md furnish certified abstraet
sold. This system Is car
successfully in Iowa and
nd should work well here.-
yet.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-18
TIE lRST SETTLER.
interesting "reminiscences of the Earlz
nays of G-ays Ha-bor


" James IL. Roundtree, now living in
Oen'rana, was the first white mar who
oo''leu on the shores Of that BODY Of
alter at present known far and wide as
Grays Harbor. To the people who now
call this country their home, few brief
notes from DR.. Roundtrae concerning his
early settlement here will be of interest.
Toa HERALD reporter the doctor rehearsed
various incidents connected Herewith. as
follows
Il came to Grays Harbor in October.
1862, from Oregon, accompanied bv
my son Jasper and man named
joni Hole. At the time Of my coming
IN tastFfe En- st sSatR sac q the entrance. Il
was built by man named Benjamin
Armstrong, but never finished or &C.
cupied took up claim at the place
since called Miller's Point. Mr., Hole
settled at the mouth Of stream now
known as Johns river, called after his
first name. A man named Isaiah Scam
mon came Immediately thereafter, and
settled opposite the mouth of the Wynoo-
chic river
"In March, 1858, l brought my family
down to the harbor. 1t was beautiful
season. In the iall of '52 there were
green potato vines in December, and dur
ing the spring of '53 there was no frost at
all. The same spring, '53, VIM. O'Leary
came to the harbor, settling just above
me on the creek bearing his name. He
remained here all through the Indian
war. O'Leary got badly hurt telling a
tree soon after arriving, and had two
other accidents. After the Indian war he
went away.
Gin 1854 James Pilkerton took up o
claim where the town OF Cosmopolis now
stands. He afterward sold it and re-
turned to the east, and is now a very
prominent physician. Rev. Charles
Biles next settled at Johns river and
built house, but it was smashed by a
falling tree and he became discouraged
and went away.
"My daughter, Demaris Edna Round
tree, was the first white child born in
Chehalis county. She was born Decem-
Der 7, 1854. She married man named
VIM. Goodman, removed to Seattle,
where she died.
"Shortly after the birth of my daugh-
ter 1 moved to Black river, thence te
Centralia, where l now reside. Soon
after my departure, Mr.. Hole abandoned
his claim, returning east, where he died. >
Such, in brief, is the history OF the
early settlement of Grays Harbor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-18
What Astoria Has.

Under the heading OF "Whas Astoria
Has," the Columbian says: "Nearly
1000 children in her public school, COW
cred with the finest timber on the Pacific
slope" Oregon must certainly be mai
ing rapid strides in improvements, az
few years ago it was generally W
stood that the natives were GOV
moss, and had webs betwee 80 WV
Wen take a quarter 50 '''
Colulabian, yon do II oct the ns~s e
Sealand Journal. 0 news
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-18
Harmony Should Not be MARRIED.

The Pierce county chaps ought to regu-
late the flow OF wind at the big banquet
to the late republican state convention on
the 18th. "No reference to illusions
about Squire or Calkins should be allowed
to mar the harmonious gathering, and
any fellow who talks more than five
minutes should be led out OF the room
and allowed to finish his speech in the
presence of The Tacoma black bear at the
top of the hill and the whistling locomo-
tives at the Acknowledgements Tribune.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-18
. Possibilities of Railway
vel in the Future.

bme now being agitated in
Inject New York and London
line the Railway Age OF re-
; to say the following:
| New York and London by
kessay to build about $500
across, Siberia to Behring's
thence down the coast Of
5 seems a vast undertaking,
rendering that it is far less
Rerage increase of railway
e world for many years past
Sem so formidable. An ar
hp in this issue on "World-
gain suggests the possibility
project and calls attention to
/ if only $40 miles Of the line
bly, it will require bu: fifteen
jplete the great line enter
| distance from New York to
hch a line, which might be
Great European-Asiatic-
Ailroad Route" is estimated
es. At the moderate average
y-five miles an hour the en-
Gould be made in about TWEEN
but by the time the great
bmes an accomplished fact
speeds than those to which
accustomed will very likely
and the "run" across the
ointment to the icy strait
through the width OF Asia
10 the British Isles may per
a matter Of only a week o.
luxurious journeying. Wht
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-18
pasmodic Red Man.

il a while, in consequence
bter rifles and the tirewater
nished him by our paternal
he noble red man rises up
he rises up he loses a great
! estate, even if he saves
better for the noble red
bid cease to rise.
I'm controversies it is the
wives, and the American
BIT the fittest.
! number.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-18
Aberdeen Chehas County, Wa Thursday December 1s 1900
Peeplng Polk.

Colonel Polk, president of the national
farmers alliance, is in town, and they
do say that he has been walking up the
avenue past the white house and looking
over the fence with the air of man who
wanted to take a house in Washington
for few winters.-Wa Washington Star.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-18
Notice to Delinquents.

Every former subscriber indebted to
the HERALD for subscription, to whom
bill has been sent and whose paper has
been stopped, is hereby notified that, if
the amount due is not paid by January
first next, suit will be instituted for the
recovery Of the same. tt
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-18

fg are the officers of -rha
fairTdurs PresIuenr, g. d.
pkane county; vice presi-
lliams, OF Whitman county !;
treasurer, ]. T. Arrasmith,
|ounty; delegate to the ma
|, D. F. Ravens.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-18
Agricultural Eldorado.

found valley, that lies just
liver falls, is attracting con-
htion. By keeping to the
pf the river, ingress can be
= much difficulty. The
(tal says: The more fully
Falloy is, the more valuabl.
fome. It is estimated that
three miles wide. The
Re very extensive in their
susceptible of a high state
1t is calculated there is
b for 100 or more families
nake a comfortable home.
this new found valley is
citic county, which lies to
4 ahkiakum.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-18
OFFICE OF
HERMAN WISE,
lns f'rsnab1e C1othier and Halter.
(D1crArED.)
ASTORIA, Ore, Dec. 10, 1900

ASTORIA Ore, Dec. TO- 1900.
Mr.. GEORGE FISHER,
DEAR SIR AND FRIEND-Yours of the od ;rst
at hand am very sorry that YOU are co,npel1ed
TO resign; well, can hardly blame you if Won can
better yourself However, it is impossible for me
10 DC over there myself, and I really don't
care 10 nave any stranger managing the business
1or me. Therefore, beg of you stay until the
18th OF january, at least and try to sell ont the
entire stock IT you cam much of it as possible;
never mind the price,
SELL EVERYTHING, REGARDLESS OF COST
don't care to pay the return freight on the stock.
and BESIDES have too large stock here already.
L ! rh hsES HSE aGr fn saying pe money
be compelled to give it up we'll, it cannot be
helped. trust you will do me the favor and stay
another month and succeed i'll selling the stock.
Let me repeat it again: want you to
SELL THE ENTIRE STOCK, REGARDLESS OF COST!
l am sure the people of Aberdeen will take adj
vantage of this SALE and that you will succeed in
disposing of all or nearly all of the goods
Your friend,
HERMAN WISE.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-18
That Nonsense.

the king of Holland leaves
BAR old Wilhelmina queen
lands. The king of Spain
he advanced age Of 4 years.
emperor were to die, the
Vast dominions would be a
Jed s. What nonsense all
end of the nineteenth CEN
fork Commercial Advertiser.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-18

es and hats will be sold at
the next thirty days at Her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-15

TrOK RENT-ELE0ANTLY FURNISHED FLATS;
II four rooms each; I'd floor. S35: Sd hoor $40;
new BRICK all modern Improvements Board II do
sired. 10 ct. NV. n15-3ts
IUk RENT-HANDsOME NEWLY FINISHED
hats hrst and second floors large psriors; north
south and east windows to each all modern improve
menta; terms moderate. 2o1e x ST NV o3O-eolm.
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Conn. ave. and ] st.
(season, per mo. 1865. 06
Mass. ave. Highland
Terracs), bet lHth
and 10th SITS $500
K nr. McPherson "a. 800
Cor. X and 18th pts.,
overlooking McPhsr-
Z st. bet. ! 9th Si7th. 800
Jefferson .S place and no.
IGN st.........-,.....2 55
18th ST.. overlooking
Conn. ave, bet. n i
n SITS. with stable. . $50
II bet. l7th 4 18th. 200
N St bet Conn. ave,
and 18th at. $50
n bet. 10Th 4 10th. 2O6. SO
Mas. ave bet. 14th and
10th SITS. ,....... 1867
Conn. ave, adjacent to
lafayette square. :. $50
r. j. ave. bet. 18th
and 18th SITS. .....20S. 80
II st. bet. 18th 4 goth
sts-...................20O
Vermont ave. bet. N b
Iowa Circle. 600
Conn.Av. above Rst. 1857
l0th %. near Dupont
Circle e. 1876. 81
] bet. 18th B ! 9th. .l66.6
BULLETINS CAN BIZ
flCE THESE AO USE
ONLY BY 1EkMl1H lRS
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EOR RINT-UNYURNIsHEp.
tn. next cor. OH. Say "A Iowa circle l6r. $50
Iowa circle. comp. fur; ler. stable e2oo.
S9J vermont ave- comp furn l0r al MI.
Mage TYLKR RUTHEkFORD. 1907 a. nv
LOR RENT A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
u bright sunny house. with all modern improve
ments and conveniences X st bet. 18th and Sth
b. II. kObEhTB0N. 1918 list ns-lOts
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY A LADY, COMFORTABLE, GOOD
w sized room and board; not to exceed &25 refined
surroundings. permanent suited v. T.
office. nl5.3ts
WANTED-ON DEC ]. BY A GENTLEMAN AND
w elderly lady, two furnished rooms. with board,
above 18th st. Address. stating terms, &C.. L. u
Star Office. nl5-9ts
WANTED-BY LADY. A NICELY FURNISHED
w room with board in . northern family. Address
REFERENCES NJ. star oftice. 1t
WANTED by YOUNG LADY. BOARD AND
w heated room within ten squares Of War Depart
ment. on or near or herdic line must not exceed
$50: best efersnce. Miss COLE, star ONCE. It,
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, A ROOM IN A
w quiet netyhborhOod where privacy 10 assured,
Address Box 10, star ottce Its
WANTED-UNFURNIsHE ROOMS. PLEASANT
w locality. Address W GIN, Star ONCE 1ts
WANTED-BY A LADY. A FURNISHED ROOM
office. nI5.9ts
WANTED-To EXCHANGE TWO CHOICE LOTS
w At Charlton Heights. aggre9atng half acre. in
payment or part payment for improved or unmproyed
city property. Address CHAkLTON. star office It,
WANTED PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM
w with board By dept clerk, wife and child Of M
n ". Capitol Hill state price, kind Of house, &c
Address CIVIC. Star ONCE. nl3-2ts
WANTED-TwO LARGE ROOMS ON FIRsT OR
w second floor. with good board, for two couples;
please state terms. Address Box no. Star Office 1888
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ISHED.
18th Ut, bet, DAP stsSl65
New Hampshire ave.
bet X K l. sts ..1o0
New Hampshire ave.
bet. NJ b N SITS. $50
De Sales st. ............l $50
West Washington. cor.
Of p st.................130
10Th ct. near / 81. ,.....l25
n ct. bet. 18th 4 18th. .125
Nv cor. ] 1th6DeSalesl25
Est. bet. 18th b 18th SITS. 7o
'22d St bet. b 4 u hts. :. 10
2lst st. bet. Il 4 b Sta. $50
N 81, mr.. Vermont sv..125
18th 1t. bet X b Lists. LIS
jefferson ri. bet. Conn.
ave. and 10th st. los. 33
Florida ave. bet. 2lst
aud va SITS. 100
Delaware ave. bet. c and
ID SITS. n. e.............100
18th Ut. bet, X 4 L SITS. $50
= at. bet. 18th 4 18th
sts.. 81. 81
10Th st. bet. I b & SITS. 100
II st. bet. l 9Th and 10th
sts.................. 10
Washington Circle. cor.
n. II. ave.............l25
Rhode Island ave. bet.
14th and 18th SITS. ESQ
At OUR OF.
b CAN DE INSPECTED
IN OUR OFFICE.
HILL Z JOHNSTON,
Nkn4 Dana 49,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

S: lsss go
Ss q 5 iSs n i Z. d.. Il
g = NV MI S SSIS s ss.s .sa ~ VIC
'ss'i Sisklk cor an and 81: sv
' .sss H sss WITH 81 Il! ssG.:
FnR FOUR ROOM BRICK. WATER:
= nJ4 q; nv - Store aud dwelling. isoS l4th
nlo-3t wM. r. HOFFMAN. 1924 = st nv.
FOR RENI..wE HAVE ron RENT HOUSE RE
;SS,mmins.; h.rd.ood in.ntsis and opsn sr.pl.ces
month. HILL d JOHNSTON.
nl2-lw 1903 Pennsylvania ave. n "
F9oR Ro REST !a5 S 18th ST NV,
eise SGn s6i .na asHE
Il mod 30 s5 scoas Be-.
EoR RENTS ROOMS AND BATH: SUITABLE
fHo So MYin s.A iss Ss Ssn g. and
Eok RENT-BHAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUSE
T. on St near 14th. opposite Senator Push's three
sss
ifsssssssss Aa..
FOR RENT-11l7I ST: HOUSE FACES A PARK:
,S s9nts "a, IL roOms in thorough repair Array
LOk RENT STABLES.
l. UNFINISHED. In 50 bounded BY and
S13Vt sve.......... 1900 L and 18th 9th sts-25
iIO1 ri: ave. $500 Q.6l Stable in SO. bounded
~ 18TH et. ..... 1857 b. Conn. ave-, De
1323 New Hampshire sales ana NJ SITS. .......2J
DENOMINATION
st. bet 21st and 21d OFFICE ROOMS
o6Sts;.;;. 5l9 eth st., Sd and
3O33 Nst.............4O 4th observation-disclosures
l201 1esh o. nv .9l.S1 Hos y st., ID ana Attn
l624 18th N. NV. .S3. :S3 floors $50 and ..35
dnSo lst..............,1 5l6lV 7th st.. suite
922 FarrsRut square. 125l rooms I'd door go
1875 Bt..... .6St150J Pm. 10
WAREHOUSE
Next 10 corner Of and l4th sta . 1000 mar sunum.
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w MAKE TIE cIeAn, YoU MAKE TIKI
w snoks. TIGER cuBANA-Ths best Cigar Sc.
each. Soc. per bundle. Ask your deslsrfor them.
LEOPOLD MIlLkk SONS.
a25-1y 1A0 chzmbsrs ST. y. Y. xAapfaetueos
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-THREE UNIMPROvED LOTs, STU.
w ated not too deep: for immediate purchasers
nl2-ot L. 3. LiPSCOMB, 1907 ct.
WANTED - DESIRABLE AND Low PRICED
w building lots in any good renting section Of city
also good cheap unimproved alley property HODGES
TEEL. l3O7h Est NV. nll-5t
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n1br,tu,th

F y Ssx st isss. ,,r. $40.
S2l 10Th ST., fur......10,
l7lI q ct. n. w. ill.,. W
ly23N n.w.l0r.....83.3.
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