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The Afro-American advance., 1899-09-02
An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant metllod and beneficial
effeetr of the well known remedy,
hrHHP oF FIGS. manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA Etg srHur Co, illustrate
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laxative
In the process Of manufacturing fiRs
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taste. but che medicinal qualities Of the
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The Afro-American advance., 1899-09-02

Tommy Tomplins ~ bet my pup kin
lick your kitten" Willie wilkins "Wtl,
bet II he does he'll wish he hadn't wben
my kitty gross np"-Ohio State journal
The Afro-American advance., 1899-09-02

Lying's certain marx u eowardlces--
Eouthern
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

customers Increased "a rucn IN extent
that she uo longer had need 90 fear the
wolf of poverty Some one was found
who was willing Co attend 10 hor few
wants and tu cook Cor the children.
Ana now. after forty-three years, MIS-.
Bella Cook-fur thnt ls hcr nnmc-ls ~
bed Zoo tho same little room and the
same little house that stands I'm Second
avenue. New York City She has never
irft her bed yot she has supported her
family. raised her children. and l1 now
deeply intcrnstel ln charity md church
work. The children are grown rp mon
and women. and thefr are bright 1T
tie youngsters who look upon grand
mother" us the incest woman in the
world Hut the remarkable part of the
story has set CO. bo told.
Mr. Cook o. happy and cheerful ana
c0ntcntrd. She ~ more than that Tor
Hno hHetnwH her cirorfulnoas upon nIl
who meet her Her little house ~ nlled
each dHy with visitors N 90 cinssra.
who rnmo and Geek her advice and enc
cHur1gom,nt Although tha woman hna
NOT risen from her hel Tor nearly hllf
% century she 81 possessed Of Hu much
aWUHt huuofulnorg and good heart thut
people flock to her f1r consolation and
sympathy. surely this i4 "a remarkable
cnre ~ human endurance una rcsigua-
ton.
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nirinE woman TO rsfsonate collection
AEsnt in Nssd 81 = nssttnr.

"a usei 20 work Tor a collection
agency In our ~ The northern cities"
said "a lady porfumrry drummer % a
Sow Orleans Times Democrat rupurtef.
"and my experience was tnlrrahlY 0N-
rlt.nE SIS duty was 90 Hit nt rnli-top
desk On thH office ana imprrsonat. the
proprietor. tIFht work. dld you sayf
come Boz rrd-rYgd Co lick the huHa,
Where's the follow that sends out these
hiH0kmHillnF iettcrrF was the usual
mluiatiou. Then ! would smile swcutly
ana say I'm The pr1prIetresa. what
can I DO fUr YuuH a. that the visitor
would look dared mutter things under
hla breath ana walk 81. Occasionally
tho rral propriotor would peep throush
un inside window Co. 500 whether ! was
afiI alive COR { must admit our letters
were calculated Co give "a man tho
hUWlUldHl mania.
"wsu. thlnrH went along an right for
nearly e month. Then ono day n little
wIry chap walked In carrying thick
rlnr. Where's ths husHT be- said.
rfto tho usual fairy story. Don't be-
lirrr word uf o. Do replied. stin I
can't beat re- woman go thought
while. md something in bic $50 made
mr frrl Creep. Gil have go take it out
0n fhH uKrureH' hH aHll uually. and.
upon my word. De- broke up every
blessed thing 900 the shop. 80 did u
quickly and systematically. ana you
never saw such ln awful ruin' ! yelled
murder but Be dii u0 good and he went
RIGHT ahead Asa wiudsup hr smashed
The chandelier ana babe me a. polite
H0ol-iay when she proprietor oamo
in boz had nt 10 was after that
won't into tho uHrfumrry business. Tho
work o. harder but o o. much less try
ms 900 ones nerves.
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1900.

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ElNeh SUBJECT lnlt .I. .uiN ilt wy.
tuHhrd-i '-d,nth W'inhn VINO pug not
tiihe 20 l',pN aelt' n VIZ llNi i'H l'l
'NN'l'l uil OF Nll"IIIili'n Wv
now .nl h"i ~, l-Ni l''lNl
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assuming the duties that belong to one
of the officers She o. the humuti0ua
type. There is the barrow minded obs.
ter who cannot See her pet measure r1
down IN defeat without making In exc
cited spectacle OF herself She is the
one-idca tyue. And Hu ON with inter-
cstlng variation.
After all. these types represent only
"strclks" lu otherwise splendid club
women. And pruhahls wo should b. al
gracl1usiy Inclined TO them hs Rankin
was 90 the weather. There iH really mo-
such thing ns bad weather" Doe said.
"only different kinds ~ good weather"
Another conspicuous type is the POM
uuuH club woman
This cScruciltlnrly important person.
are ls often the president with Hu lu-
lltDl opinion OF hHr position She gives
ovef1 h1dy'a spinal column the HhiverH
just the way che 1lunts onto The plat
form. Then Tho takes up the rayei with
elaborate ceremony. tItH her nose iu
Che or providing n iH mot naturally
BUN that wuYannt in uu artificial
voice calls nor club sisters 60 order. TIE
p1uruuH president lHuks FOR the world
pH NJ she had swallowed uu wisdom Boo
a. lump. Ana ~ gives everybody else
the mental dyspepsia.
As culture o. thlnr NJ tha heart ne
well na NJ the head. tho r1wuoue nresi.
dent might profitable reduce the "cgl'
bump un h1r hfalu nnl practice on tho
platform the Same gracious acts that
mHho her charming Iu her home. it
should always ha "hirh thoughts seated
ln ihr heart of rHuriHHy'
No. Other words the uuwunuH president
hHr tl learn tH w.Ir thH same Hlru Hf
bonnet ihu day after Dor election aH che
day before.
ID. I ID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
THE CLUBS.

The Round Table club was plenrantiy
entwininod az Mrs. Arthur uruwn'a
residence on Mondny-a unique feature
uf Che meeting being thar each member
selected her own poet and reading a
poem from the selected authorize us
uul method being Tor one member 90
choose % poet Tor the day
The table WAS prettIly decorated the
place cards containing verse nom
the poems selected ~ .he members,
The Womnn'H Press club mot on
Wednesday nirht in the Temuleton
block the program Cor tho evening ho-
Ing roll call quotations from Edgar
Allon Poe, an article ON the Trans
siberian Railway hy Mrs. g.. e.. r.
Wells, a reading hy nr Ship. and cur-
rent events By Mn schiller
Tho Rcapors' club met In the
Womans Exponent p1rlor az the
Tomplcton. on The goth OF May
A very Interesting paper on
the Antiquities of Central America,
was read by Mrs. g. J, Treacott she
mentioned the wonderful ruins uf
Copnn, IN tlonduHa described ancient
tablets ut pnlenquo, otc,
A discussion " the paper BY meme
hers followed.
How do you like tho rather startling
idea OF pushing the button-ylt h a
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tent effort BY "a preliminary cxplana-
ton.
This little stereotyped performance
o. always n reminder of that saying 10
popo's. ln which be- llkona some people
tn naTuw-nrrkod boturs-'tho boss
they have in Them, The moro noise thty
make in pouring De- out"
Somebody has written a biz OF worse
about this ubiquitous sister Thus 10
concludes
Then after an her weeks of toll
And hurnlng OF thr raH
She had che awful ncryo tu make
This introductory pass
"N0u must excuse my paper FOR
i'm 91 ashamed W n.
iiut honestly I've BEEN too rushed
90 study up a bit,"
The club woman who may De- tamntrd
10 have literary papers written Cor Hrr
would lu limo develop "a distinct Tyne
that lH hy Ul means conspicuous fIr lfF
absence nowadays, ID De- tnr superb
~ her eager desire 20 IAN in with tho
procession. Aui having no sclntllutlnr
ldruH uf her own, she could. nf cuurIn.
resort Co thee, artificial uttH." no hr
fure. she mlsht mako q passing Impress
sion hul Hhr would De an Intellectual
The chances arc o. club woman has
something GO my shr can Say ID wlth-
out h1rtowing words from somebody
olso'n brains
First cousin 10 the superficial club
woman D. another common typt the
uhifcfOr.
THIS umnlproFent porHonnEc lH not apt
to De- "a 'me, too woman. but q woman
With clever ideas of her own. She hos
such tremendous opinion of these
Hamt ideas, however. that shr comic
ulucrntly awaits tho slightest Opndr-
tunlty Tor splitting hairs ThersIpon
ahe p'unCta upon the president or tho
speaker, uH inc case may be rhc all
ways has parliamentary law down DO
hne point with sunvc "thora ls "a
correction 90 uu made on such and
such "a subject Thus she spends aH
much precious time over an Insignia.
cant point ua Guaranteeing lot uf sis-
ters WIN let her You know her Of
course.
N takes great deal moro Insight 60
pick out the good spots rather than tho
weak ones. Ana the club woman who b.
ctorunlly on tho qui vivc Co rise 10 "a
point nf order over "a small matter
might think about this n Bit
For a fact, n the chronic obioctor
could see herfnf nH othera see her, she
would look tho other way most OF the
tlmo.
Then there are others. There Il the
mere member" always busting about,
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Died in 1909 she Was Daughter OF .
Wa Governor.

While in Portsmouth Lieutenant
commander Dewey. who was then 20
No1f' NJ age FIRST met the young w1-
man who won hIH heart and whom he
mnfII.I. october g. 1900. says the Ncw
YORK World Hno was Miss Susan -.
'"'lNin. n daughter ~ ichabad Good
MlH .I" war EuFuInor % NeW iamp-
slii known Gar and wide nH Fight
inH Governor Goodwin" The father
!Na.N" tt LInnulus call Tor volunteers
hiI mo hIa Own expense nttod out
f'h.'N.Ht of nghtlng men and sont them
.."ly H current that two gallant
hnlI officers were rivals fur the heart
ana IrHd ri Susie Goodwin. They were
~ .l1nt Dewey and Commander
mimi ihg latter thou preparing for "a
cruz" In foreign waters. The calls N
TIE ono nltornntcd with those of tho
other and The r1aalpH in Portsmouth
Society wondered what would BE tho
NlL ."fN" NJ o. nII
Th. lieutenant however won hiH suit.
Commander lih'1d smiled away and
Lieutenant Dewey and Niles Guf-iwln
W"IH married.. 10 D. now recalled that
ihn "IIn WUrH heavy IgHlnat the older
huI morn Iisnined officer because hi
addition Co che favor which the Young
lieutenant bad won in che eyes Of ttc
YOUNG woman. tha approval of her Ia
Their Nua thrown into the balance for
%" u.I gentleman had rrmnrkcdi
George IH sort OF RECKLESS nlmctimcai
hut ] CANE help ltlrF him He's hons
90 1Hi run Of Frit and HON De- heard
FROM ONO ~ these DAYS"
Shortly after Die marriage Dewey WIS
1.fIFuri fn duty nt Tho NuNIl academy
ut Annapolis. Two years later ho wus
placed lu command of ihe Nnrrumn-
HHti. and Uu April ~. isil hs was pro-
NOTED tu che rank ~ commander.
Then came Che great SORROW N tho
young ufnrHr'H cnrUnr ON December
q H1u wHr born tu bear hiH name,
but nNn days later the mother died.
The boy WIS chriHtonrd George Good
win. DOB honor 10 hia grandfather. and
grow tu vigorous manhood. The death
N DIE wiz" was n cruel blow 90 tho
hrHN" young commander. iiiH sister n
authority fur the statement that be- folt
nH VI lu BOO small measure DIE career
had ended nt the grave or bis wife.
AMI fhn battle NJ Manila nay was Htiil
almost u quarter 0f re- century Distant
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within the inut month s1mr modIn-
cations have been made in The order uH.
1IguHi On culuu, says the MILITARY
Trade Review Violet hls retired quito
into The background with the exception
~ r. reddish Violet one OF tho ClnmntlH
shades. And lrrn blue has come TORE
ward. now tuta bordering on lavender.
but more especially hluHt but not inr
most brilliant dye nut tho most iwa
portunt change D. the great favor shown
Tor h'lgn. almond. brown. maize. blue
nd golden yellow evidenced chiefly iu
tho choice ~ Htruwa and tullra ~ those
shades. Lrht blues and hydmuEHa
tutH maintain their old position. and
the same may be- HHid ~ rose pinkH aud
reds. showing particularly IN nurnl
trimmings. thuurh pink ana rc'i atrlWH
urn Hull boo fHlr demand. A deal ~
green appears boz thH decoration, mostly
Boo thn shape of leaves. and rrrnu
HtruWH are looking uu tlrht gray b.
rtll boz favor. both Cor morning and
dfuHHy hats. trimming ana straw hHluE
often ~ tHH same shade. 10 color Or
chosen Cor thU decoration blue o. cone
Hlinrrd most applicable.
There Dr. certainly u larger demand
fur black HtruWH than there was earlier
lu thH season. and black enters into the
uruHmrututluu nf much ~ tho VHrY
newest millinery black lace. black v0ls
Vet bows ami Hisl nnWUrs with black
velvet ur black Eiuae petals and uatu.
ralaCuIurci HtumruH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
FEMININE FLOTSAM.

n r. past belief Tint thcrr should ho
90 these days any difference of opinion
upon the subject NJ gum chewing IN
public places To my mind che public
should be- Represented oven by one. and
there hre 600 cifgumsinuCHa under which
the habit n eHculb'a. believe % o.
an American vice exclusively and many
young women who should know better
are responsible fur the Daisy Mlllrrf '
who foreigners ure more than uut Co
think are representative Types They
are uu more representative. even ~ our
younger best society. than lH The COVE
boy uf our masculine civilization. 40
wrllslrUl young woman VIII chow gum
ur eat candy ur fruit In thH street cars.
uu the street. at the thrlfur. ur any
where other than nt tho table ur ln her
own room. 10 ahr wishes GOO ke0p safely
away from bad habits and their iu.
HI1luun clutches che Will NOT chew gum
even ln her own solitary company
There Or great strength and reserve
force in keeping 40 90 the standard NJ
ones HHlfsrUHprct ln thought and action.
and then one D. clear reelection Go
che world, and ones character "rlnEH
true in ull ltH relations, A bad habit
dfnrr upon ones consciousness and o.
SERIOUS handicap one must ha nl-
ways on guard fur fear be viii catch one
MNNMNNNH NNN NNNII NHN NN NNN NNMHN WIS
happy moment and hrtrAY ones weak
neaa O. au uufriendly case.
a IrturhmHu HuYf De- eau always tgll
American women from their habit "
fuaHluH win their hair ur hnirrinH. their
wells ur faces nr gloves. STRENGTHENING
thlH smoothing thHf. mover fuf un ins
slant aull ~ he had looked further
De- would have seen tho same desire Tor
luccHHunt occupation Doe the street car
puaHrnrrr who mark the seasons with
bananas oranges. CHflmcIH and gum.
The passenger with u small child. too.
who makes everyone, Including tho
child. uncomfortable hy securing liH
face. would earn the everlasting rutl-
tulr NJ follow travellers whose nerves
aren't tho most robust hy leaving the
yUuurHtrr in grimy comfort until shc
FctH tl the place WHORE tho r1uyunls
ruceH Tor mnkInE toilet nrn provided.
Tho matinee iH che fHNnfIi0 exposition
Hf the chewing gum and CHfHWH Flrl.
ana n lH usual Co rrr pretty Welt
ruwucd and otherwise l1hNllkH young
unmon chewing or eating candy nt the
thratrrs. Uut Those uru NOT uf thH Hut
that a. good form and can HrNnr hu.
nul 10 iH a curious sample of frW.Hlulty
that will not hr governed by pride al
wen lH principle,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

The now ribbons are broad. ana many
ri thom have frinFrd edges. gaurn fIb.
hluH are used. ana "a good deal of chine.
The narrow rluFr ribbons. which HrH
immensely lu demand. have drawing
HirInrH in the rrntur, hy which thoy can
h1 formed into re- narrow ruchr Cor
these narrow fuchgl are an all-impurt.
nnt feature ln fashion, they uru mHlr
ln Fnuun turlntnn and other thin Tan.
r.ea. they border tho 0dHua nf many
HHtrfiulH. nnd nrH llHn used 10 form
patterns un uthtIa Insertions uf about
three Inches lrgp made in chiffon 0r
not With straight edges. and worked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

Among the ultra fashionable N New
York the muCiiarcd envelope has sue
CumhFi Co. sealing wax. waters and
folded paper This necrssituirs writing
IUffuUHs ln thr folding nf the paper
ar course. the manufacturers are ole
ways ahead ~ she Styles and fnr That
rnuHuu thH d1lntlHat little waters can ho
found to match che envelope for That
Dr. thu strictly CORRECT point % De ub-
rUrNUI nHuuf tho fnN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

The really swell thinr o. the pure
white Hik 0r satin shirt waist made in
the rr.utrat simplicity or style. says
MUWIuH Homo Companion. and o.
worn with % black skirt uf urt White
preference, many bHluE nf rIe lawn.
tucked 400 over lu bias ur HtulFhtsup-
aud-duWu ur ruunuauui- round tuuks
The severe linen waist uf white with
cuffs Hnd crl'Ir IH worn with tne tailor
FuWu h1N.ns .ut.IWHE Jacket lu hu-
Irrl style Some Hf 400 uHW waists show
COLLAR uul r0yHr with which HrU worn
fancy Uulnrrd ur white CUnwlf.tl.H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

The novelties Tor tho summer riri who
prllrH herself upon her bolts ANA
buckles Will d. worthy poet uf honor
Tor they ARE certainly cNtruyHraut aud
indeed beautiful summer belts will o.
either very Wide Ur very narrow, a
wide bolt. na every one knows. Dr. 900.
hnrumrlE u short waist. since only u
slender aud wcii.f0rmrd nguru can take
belt ~ muru than threu inches.
The feature uf Importance IN the new
bolt Or the buckle. This Dr. in two parts
Hnnn fnr thH frunt ana ONE Tor the
back o. o. ~ nNitiEod oliver duit sold.
bronze pr sterling. with sometimes re-
plain ClfrlH nf other metal surrounded
by n border uf rut steel beads.
The front buckle hHH tho wrHror'r
monogram engraved upon 10. uul the
one at the back Dr. decorated with thr
family cnat-of-umH. n ONE o. NOT fore
tunnte enough 90 boast tho litter. amy
original design can take the place of
the cuHt.uf.nrmH. A. Co the bolt there
IN 100 rule fnr The ribbon. d may o. gay
ur plain, checked, striped ar fancy. hut
Or often ~ plain. heavy tlffHtH 0r ths
HuftrHt liberty satin. when thr latter lH
used quite wide nnd laid in crush folds.
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4 rsw ruk which has the sheen u
velvet o. known HH tho rlyrIurt weave.
To" WARN IH One shade. The wcft an
cato HrHrn ami mIuvr. peach ana white
and .uff Euy blue ana rusr. 10 10 exc
uul-ItH fur the cIinEing gowns su much
thH fashion.
Another now aIIf equally desirable
fHI fhrss ,uatumrH o. the glove skin. u
Dr. rIfi and rIIurinE and can De- bought
lu 900 thH latest shades.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

over With straw or the minute ruchca on
p1illf'Ha. are formed into loops and
h1ri'f hrima and have many other
us"f Silver gold, diamonds and Jet
hFufn iu most Df the millinery mntcri.
ai'. anl oven gold lace o. worked with
900 HItHr cloth. Some OF the sequins
are r.tu uu Iuuea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

To p'ali the hair o. becoming once
more tho fashion. % hHH its alYaHinEyH
ana Goo disadvantage. NJ takes m long
time 60 dress, hut when once done %
rrmnina tIdy much luuEUr, and then tho
shape uf The head d. HrHn. Nothing lH
prcUior than wrll.p0lHsI head. but fnr
SOME years tho puiiluEH and nunluEs
have entirely hidden what iH HpmnilmrH
a great beauty Even now thn ulHiiH
are not tu have 10 quite 400 thHIr own
way, Tor uunH ore tn b. worn nt the
Sides 90 enable tho hair fu stand out
AWAY from ihD head. and then pinii8 arc
wound Hrht round. forming a. sort %
clrouct, 10 Do u very becoming style Go
muug faces.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

Embroidered flannel. says the New
drrHH goods ~ o. siivpry white. and
hnH % Hhe0ny surface. like satin. ON
which nru wuvru in cream white Flk
designs ranging from polka dots t1
WrrHihH If NuWHrH This goods be- very
nr-mIunL md h...mInn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

Some ~ tha now fancy trimmings arc
unusually hHuuflfuL ThHy are formed
10 chiffon nnl velvet flowers. rliateninE
with rHlllUffnH. fiIuurHH ~ omhrnid-
cred muusar'luo o. rnir are also In Ia
Nuf. Uud HrHuH'sd trimmings in n great
variety uf novel designs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

Then there are others. There h the
''mere member" always busting about,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

The notable occurrences Of the past
seven days have combined 20 make "a
rand gnia-wook Tor Salt Lake. Ad-
nrh schicy's visit, Decoration Day
DE- brigham Young birthday coiobra-
ton. the elaborate school entertain
nentn. and the advent o. the great
Ringlng circus with itn street parade
and tent cShibitlon.hayo created "a con-
tnuous round u excitomcnt-litcmlly
stepping the city In festivities through
M Tho n-n.L.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-25
o. P TAYLOR
E9aE -s- Estate.
n6t-2 West Broad Street
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Five room dwelling, Olive str0..
IOoxIAO feet front; fine oak shada ei
Price SIIOo cash, cheap at that usst
One acre OF ground on OLIVE
good house, good barn; garden sIss
state Of cultivation, nice shada nll,
$500, usa
Five room house opposite Furnih,.
tory IA lets 75xI4O, nice, high iocs.isS a.
wafer as good as the best. Price Soauuea
one lot, 5oxI4o, block c, South w ,,'
Cotton Belt Railroad, old shack Of 'Ius S0d Z
on t. Well fenced, $3.50. VI nOas
Lets o aud 10, block "a, next 70
motif residence; Broad street .Ons"
each, $3.50 each, -SN4'
Lot and = OF 5, 75xI4o, corner =, :,
and Maple street, south and adIoir;U 20
Buchanan residence. Beautiful oaL s.s .ns
trees gas, water, bath room, T.aS s.
house. $4,000. '0'a
City Property-Ar Arkansas
room house on 18th street NJ,
ory and Pecan, East OF hrs. McNn,T,,a. Ta'
Barn, well, woodshed, etc. West y -
lots, equal to ~ lot, south front, D. D..
$500.
/ Corner lot, near street car stable.
room house, ? fine places, $500 on soa so.'
monthly payments. '''!
One Tot OXI4O feet. near State fin.
neat ? room houses on this lot now NV ~
ing Tor SIS per month each. Price s,oo rSn''
Lots 7, and 8, block ,, MoOres addt..
A S room house on lot 1, and bored wv
of good water, fruit trees, etc; LOT bo' ~. !.
buggy shed and stable, lot 4 has sS.,
I4XE5 feet, Lots are 5 xI6O each prs. by.
$3.50, $500 cash, balance Q and II mouts &
Two lots near street car stable, am.
barn, good dwelling with rooms, K.
best or water, $500. Wv