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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08
TOPIC AT LUNCH.
Mills Asked Mrs. o'Melveny About
the Rumors.

J. h Masonheimer, the brother of Mrs.
O'Melveney. said last night that at the
conversation between Captain Mills and
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Melveney on TUESDAY.
the alleged intimacy between Mrs Mills
and MT O Melveney was mentioned.
Captain Mills asked Mrs. o. Melveney
in a rather severe manner, said MI.
Masonheimer, what the rumors OF the
intimacy meant. She did not see how
serious he was and laaghingly replied
that there was nothing in them. She did
not so far as | can gather. think that he
was very. serious about what ne said, and
she did not realize his condition I'LL atter
the shooting. linen she was sorry that
she had not warned her husband TO watch
out Tor Captain Mills, Tor / heard her say
once when she was moaning: oh, my
Cod why didn't ! tell hiIni
During this conversation. which began
in the parlor and continued while they
ate lunch, Mrs. OMelVeney told Captain
Mills that Mr.. O'Melveney had secured
passes to San Francisco for Mrs. Mills
and advanced her money when she left
for Honolulu. She also told him that he
had let her have $50 with which TO pay
for her two children's care at the st.
Mary'S academy.
But Mr.. o Melveney had told her about
these things. and she couldn't see any
harm in them. inasmuch as it was no
more than the friendship of the family
for Mrs. Mills Dictated With these as
surances Captain Mills was pacified. At
any rate he passed the subject and be-
came as pleasant as ever. incidentally
the story was told him of the rumors
concerning the intimacy of Mrs. Mills
and q prominent physician. How thai
affected him l don't know. He and Mr..
o. Melveney went away together after
lunch. apparently the best of friends.
Il cannot give all the details of this
conversation, because We have not per-
mitted Mrs. O'Meiveney 10 say much
about it. We don't want her to think of
the case any more than is necessary.
Whenever she commences to talk about it
we change the subject She has seen no
newspapers and she knows nothing about
the case more than that Captain Mills
killed her husband.
She was out of bed today, but she is
very weak and nervous and is recovering
very slowly from the shock"
Mrs. Mills remains at the Holy Cross
hospital, where she is secluded from all
visitors. Her father j. C. Hopf. caledson
her yesterday before leaving for his home
at St. Anthony, Ida. The sister superior
is very anxious fer her TO leave the hos
pital and expects her TO move in a few
days.
Justice Sommer said yesterday that he
would likely hold the examination of
Captain Mills at his office in the Eagle
block. But if such crowd came that it
could not be accommodated, he would
adjourn to the criminal court room of the
joint building before commencing pro-
ceedings. He said that the public had a
perfect right TO hear the testimony and
every effort should be made to accommo-
date as many persons as wanted TO be
present at the examination.
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POLITICS AT EPHRATM.
Many Voters Will Ignore Party
Lines This Year.
(special Correspondence.l


Ephraiin. Oct. AS election day
draws near the fire under the political
s.auldron grows hotter. but it would
take a prophet 10 tell what the result
viii he Many men who have hereto
fore been staunch advocates of placing
an Y up by the rooster or by the eagle
and letting it go at that are now pub
leiy procisiming that they intend tc
ignore party lines and vote for the most
progressive men on both tickets for
city officers, regardless OF their poll
ties.
Both committees have met and viii
issue calls for party conventions. In
addition to these conventions there will
be a third one. called by Republicans
and Democrats, who have decided to
convene and nominate a ticket com
posed Of the best men on both party
tickets. and then vote solidly for them
They claim to have votes enough to
elect every man on their ticket in this
way.
The position Of city marshal is call
ing ont more candidates than any other
office About ten candidates are being
grooraed for this nomination. and il is
liable to take number of ballots 10
settle the fight.
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MUpDLE AT LOGAN.
Postomce Fight Has Disrupted the
Goldbug Party.
Especial Correspondence.

Especial Correspondence
Logan, Oct. The fight here over
the postoffice bids fair to wreck the
local organization of the &. o. p. AL
though Glen Miller denied having en-
dorsed Vaughan upon Monday, be was
careful to limit his denial TO ore day
AS a matter of fact, he did endorse
Vaughan. and the other asp5rants here
know it. They have also become aware
of the fact that at no stage of the
Tchf did the organization candidate,
Jnseuh Odell. have a chance of win
aiug. Murdoch il the only one outside
4 C4emsnson who has had any show
obtain the Job, and he could have
mded it long ago had he been willing
~ comply with certain demands OF
Asillefs. which were altogether too stiff
Tor Bob. All OF this has made the local
headers mad rs hornets. as they were
assured that the endorsement of the
party organization upon any mans APP
niscation would secure him the place
adell. was endorsed by the city and
county committees. and now it turns
oft that he has never had a chance Of
winning The leaders of the party eX-
,,ress audibly their hope that some one
is named before the election, and say
that IL the organization is turned down
in favor of Vaughan they win simply
let Vaughan come here ard fight the
present campaign for the party
Naughan is regarded as a non-resi-
dert ana then he has never done one
tenth af what any of the other candi-
dates have in the way of building UP
and maintaining the party. And an
Hher thing they don't approve of in
Vaughan is his seeking of Democratic
endorsement Whiiesup here he secured
the endorsement OF several well known
Democrats. but failed to get others. He
asked Moses Thatcher TO endorse him,
hut that gentleman refused 10 mix in
the muddle at all 1t certainly seems
That II Vaughan is named during the
next week or so the election viii go by
-default TO the Democrats, which will
be but a reminder to Glen of what he
may expect OF the organization next
wear.
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/. Bids !: Wanted.

BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
City Recorder at his office in the City
and County Building for the sale of all
improvements except the fence, on the
land known as the Decker Property, in
be taken down and removed out of the
Canyon not later than four weeks after
the purchase. Bids must be submitted
on or before Thursday, October 1zth 1899
at O'clock p. m. The City reserves the
right to reject, any. and all bids
BY order ofsthe City Council, dated Sep
TENDER 26th, 1899:
G. III. BACKMAN.
City Recorder.
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Opposition For Morris.

The story was afloat yesterday that
an effort was being made to induce
George d. Piper to enter the race for
the Democratic nomination for city
treasurer against the present incum-
Dent, Richard Morris. 1t was stated.
too, that this movement was really in
the interest Of O. T. Whitney, who
formerly served for eight years in that
capacity
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Smooth Sailing For Rob.

Alex Robertson had fight on his
hands in the city committee, but now
since he had bowed to the rod of the
boss, the fight is off. He got into the
committee on Jake Greenwald's proxy,
Dut the proxy got lost in the shuttle,
and when the Fifth ward hustler began
running things with high hand, A. S.
Relser sprung the proxy question on
MN and proposed to throw him out,
but that is all over now.
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AUCTION SALES.


ON TUESDAY, Oct. 10, at 1890 al M.
on Tenth West, between First and Second
South streets Take Agricultural Park
car; conductor will show you the place.
Fine lot carpets. bedroom sets. lounge.
elegant steel range, 8 heating stoves, good
as new, best of linOleum, lot pictures.
china glass and silver ware. cook stove
cooking utensils, extension and other ta-
bles, etc, etc. +. a. Andrews, Auctioneer.
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FIGHT Over Recordershin.

The race for the Democratic nom
ination for recorder grows in interest
as the convention draws near The
candidates. Bachman. Levey and Holt,
are hustling at a lively rate among the
delegates. Conservative friends of
Bachman claim for him at least $50
votes on the first ballot, with the bal
ance scattering,
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MILLS HAS VISITORS.
DR.. Gibbons of Idaho Insane Asylum
Among Them.

Mills was visited by DR.. Gibbons of the
insane asylum at Blackfoot, Ida. yester-
day. the two being old acquaintances.
Or. Gibbons stated that there was no sig
nificance in his visit. The prisoner also
received Mr.. Hopf his father-in-law. and
Rev. Wallace of st. Marks hospital. nei-
ther of whom would impart anything new
in the case. -.
Mills held a consultation with his attor-
neys during the afternoon.
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Special Train to OGDEN.

Daily, Oct to inclusive. Rio
Grande Western railway, will operate
special train leaving Salt Lake civ
for ogden at $3.50 p. m. The special in
opposite direction will leave Ogden at
SIS a. M, arriving Salt Lake City at
9:l5 a IN. This service is in addition
TO regular trains leaving Salt Lake CITY
for ogden at 9:45 a. m, 1890 noon and
q.n5 % m
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Cambrian Society Meetinp.

The cambrian society of this city
viii hold meeting in the Coop Fur
nlture store On Main street at 2 o'clock
Monday afternoon for the purpose of
erecting officers and transacting other
Important business All members of
inc society are urged TO be present.
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Attended the Funeral

The general offices of the Oregon Short
Line were closed at an early hour yes
Of the various departments a chance to
attend the funeral of the late Chief En-
gineer, C. O'Melveney. Nearly ali of
the employees of the general offices at
tended the funeral in a body,
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! Bids Solicited.

a complete set of assessors pIats Original
and duplicatel for Davis county. Specified
tons can be seen ait the office of the coun-
ty clerk in Pennington, Utah. All bids
must be in writing and be presented on or
before Oct, 16 1899, at u, O'Clock m. The
county commissioners reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.
THOMAS H. PHILLIPS,
County Clerk, Davis County. Utah.
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another Point at Issue.
Attention. Volunteers!

The Utah Volunteer History Associa-
ton advises all the volunteers that
their photographs for insertion in the
Forthcoming history must be in by Oct.
Is, or they will be left out. Go to The
Johnson Company, photographers, and
it will cost you nothing, as we have
made arrangements. Blanks for bio
graphical sketches are furnished on APP
plication to the Association, 301 Tenn
pleton Block.
Canvassers must apply promptly for
Territory
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Rstehie Will Not Accent.

NJ l. Ritchie was asked yesterday if
he would accept the Republican nomi-
ration for city attorney. Not by a
long shot" was the reply. They are
trotting US out 10 see who viii accept.
could not accept without sacrificing
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PRECINCT CONVENTIONS.
Where Candidates For Council Will
Be Nominated.

qhe places for holding the Democratic
precinct conventions Monday night are
rbw ali fixed and the hour for each will
be s O'Clock
The First precinct, convention will he
held in the Ninth ward assembly hal,
corner FIFTH East and Fourth South
The Second VIII be held in the sixth
ward meeting house on Third West, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth South.
The Third will be held in the PIym-
outh church on Third North street, be-
tween First and Second West.
The Fourth viii be held in Taggerts
hall, SIC First street.
The Fifth viii be held in Police Jus
sice Timmony's court room in the old
city hall, on First South street.
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DIED.


DRIGGS.-In Forest Dale. at 4:3O a. m.
Oct. 8. at l p. M, from the family resi-
Pratt briggs, daughter of Apostle Par
ley p. Pratt and wife of Bishop A. G..
briggs of Sugar ward; born Sept. 5. 1913,
in Salt Lake City.
Funeral services will be held Monday,
Oct. s, at p. M, from the family resi-
dence. Friends are respectfully invited to
attend, and can view the remains on day
of funeral from 1870 a m. to 1890 p. m.
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SPECIAL SNAPS FOR CONFERENCE
WEEK. Splendid chance for $1,000 if
cts and 150x247 IT, lot, 60xGo #. cellar, barn,
flowing well, etc.
Good house. rooms, 46x132 TT. lot. 2
blocks from temple. $1,000, $500 cash, ball
anceF1901
Brick S-roem house. rents for So, near
county building, s., 500, worth $1,000.
Brick and frame, 6 rooms, nice lot, on
carSline,a and only SLIGO.
g choice houses. special $1,000, 81, 500,
$1,000: also choice building lots. 2lsxT15
$3.50 21l2x10l SEQ: S1fo, close in, $500, and
many others at equally low prices.
Call at once and, get list. G. Fl. knowI-
den, q West Ind So.
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not do"
Eichnor and Morse have also refused
to allow their names to go before the
convention
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WANTED.
Notice.

BIDS IN WRITING WELL BE RE-
ceived on the three separate stocks of
merchandise ard store fixtures of Henry
Rosenberg, Bankrupt. Bids to be filed
at the office of the undersigned on or be-
fore October 18TH. 1898. ReserVing the
right TO reject any and all bids
UTAH SAYINGS e. TRUST CO..
100 S. Main ST. d
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Wagener's Grove.

Stage from u TO 9 o'clock today from
Fort Douglas TO the Grove. Admission
Free. Everybody welcome. No pleas
anter place for a. family outing.
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Utah Coal.

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters
lump, nut and slack; anthracite. ain
sizes. D. ]. SHARP, Agt..
rs South Main. Telephone No. 429.
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New Novelties

in bath robes. smoking jackets and
dressing gowns
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main street.
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UPHOLSTERING OF all kinds and
couches made to order, at City Mattress
Co.. $40 South Main.
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A FINE high-grade piano in first-class
condition; has had no use: cheap for
cash. Call al I73 East Second South.
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Utah COMMERCIAL and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. w. F. Arm
strong, president; J. f. Game. cashier.
"a East First South street.
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English Lutheran church. 1886 South
Fourth East street. Oct. s, II a. M,
first sermon Of reformation series
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MEAT and grocery: good business
close in, cheap. Address e. Herald.
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LINCOLN AND COTSWOLD thorough
bred rams, Lincoln and 5Merino scrossbred
and COtswoid and Merino crossbred rams
Several carloads. James Winter, 230 West
Second North Street.
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ri ONE HUNDRED and fifty head Of
stock hogs Inquire IS East Third South.
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E NJ. Keysor, dentist. fills teeth by
the painless method. 162 Main street,
Auerbach building.
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WHITE CHESTER pigs, at 1900 South
Ninth East
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BUILDING STONE.

Bubble or dimension at Kyune Gray
stone company, Culmer block. Tele-
phone 511.
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SIX DURHAM BULL calves Thomas
". Jennings.
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CASH REGISTERS.

~1~J>~-~~~~--~~s-5-z-.y~ --4-~--~~r>~@-~-~~~
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
Groshell, sole agent Utah. 221 Main. Ex-
pert cash register repairing.
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HOTEL 20 rooms this city. completely
furnished. electric fight plant and elevator.
all modern improvements, low rent: hne
opportunity for capable party For par
ticulars apply A. w. Mountney, 161 South
Main streee, city.
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CARLOAD seamless bags. grain bags
snd twine. Bailey & Sons. So East Second
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SEE HOUSTON'S HOUSE LIST.
No. 2 Amos Terrace. 7-reoIn modern. $50
No. 3S4 S. 9Th East, Groom (barn1 ...... -
No. 342 Edith Ave-, 6-roonl. ,...5........ 10
No. 723 Owen street, 7-room (batf1l...... IS
Houston Real Estate Inv Co.. IA Main.
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ROOMS in Board Of Trade and Den
halter blocks.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.. IA Main.
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MAGAZINES OFFICE and school, sup
plies. Barrow Bros. 43 West 2nd South.
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FURNISHED and unfinished houses
McGurrin & Co, 81 West Second South.
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

MRS. p. FONTYN, Clairvayant ana
Trance Medium. 267. South West Temple.
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ONE FURNISHED ROOM and board.
lis North Fifth West.
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SUITE Of new and elegant rooms. Apply
S62 Third East.
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MEDICAL
WARNING AND vENTILATING

p. j.. MORAN.-Steam and hot water
heating and ventilating apparatus NO. ~
West second South
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.FIi:::O2:. RENT.

SCHOOL books. ONCE supplies, station
erys} Phone 474 Margetts Bros. 40 Mair.
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IS. q O. TRANSFER co.'s moving vans
Telephone $685. office Al w. End So. ST.
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WE SELL real estate-that's ali. Tuttle
Bros. 149 Main street. Red bali signs
FOR BARGAINS in real estate call on
me, fone 742. 9. +. Peterson, ID West q So.
SEE Us for senuine snaps. Stein. with
p. L. Tracy, 2Sz Main.
M,GuRRIN & co. IS w. Ind So, for
choice bargains in Real Ees ia e.
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COTTAGE, modern scOnvenfences. Apply.
William McEwan, Zion's Savings bank.
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OPTICIANS.

Il GERMAN OPTICAL INSTITUTE, IS S.
| Main Latest ana most approved method
lin examining ana correcting all compd-
Ecated cases of eyesignt. Tree of charge.
+ II. KNICKERBockER. optician
| Removed 10 IL T.. 1st So. Lowest prices.
THE UTAH OPTICAL. CO. under Walk
er Bros bank. Examination by ARTIFICIAL
! hight free Satisfaction guaranteed.
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EDUCATIONAL.

~~~'-~~~-~~~~~~~~~-~-~~---~- -~4~-~-~-~4~~~s~~
PROF. DE LORY'S classes meet at s.
Main street, at 1890 a. m. and 4:3O and tn
p. m.
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spIRITUALISM.

MRS. ADA .FOYE, sittings daily from
1 to 5 p. M. Saturdays and Sundays ex-
ceDted, at S26 Main street, south.
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

Scientific Collectors of Bad Debts.
/ Merchants Protective Ass n, Com. bldg.
Salt Lake City. Francis O. Luke. Mgr.
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THE three-story and basement block
store. No. 113 South West Temple street.
Enquire II. w. Lawrence. agent.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

-l----->----------
DICKSON ELLIS & Ellis.
ATTORNEYS at=IaWs nIth hoorS Progress
building.
AEVIRAsi Z. SNOW. lawyer Rooms 4sli
4S1 ID. f. Walker Bldg. ~. Second South
Salt Lake city Phone SIS rings.
= !. NJ Naddell. - Thomas Adams
WADDELI. g. ADAMS
Artorneys-at-Law. Rooms Nos. AS and
416 Mccormick building Salt Lake CITY
J. j. WHITAKER. Attorney at Law
77-TS Commercial block, Salt Lake City.
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;-TTME-TO-THINK

| TIME-TO-THINK --------
! of buying a home and stop rent paying:
! We have hundreds of places we can sell
: on easy terms.
2 rod lot close in. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 450
sth East, near Sd So, Ii rods 'front.'
r Sin So, slS rods. corner 20
n street, rods and alley. ............. 6e0
10th East near list So, rods. ....... 500
x and Sth streets. 5 rodS...,........... 500
State street, 211ax1t rods, only. $500. 21e0
First street, corner, 5 rods, only. 1900
p street. SA rods bargain ...:.....:. 1,20
Near Center street, two car lines, g.
: room brick, 6 rods front. ............. LOCO
Close in, 4-room house and lot........ J, 100
&. I'd So, Az rods, broom house,. $500
e. I'd So, 5 rooms, nantel, nice lawn,
south Frontage, only. ................. LOGO
East side. 6-room modern brick, lot
21zxl0, fruit trees, only 1,750
S-room brick, close in, snap. .-......... 1900
Elegant homes on the east bench
near new university, choice loca-
ton.
New mo5,ern brick of rooms on the
east side, furnace, lot 212x10 only. $3.50
New modern brick, s rooms and al
cove. large attic, bath, furnace,
21axlO, only -. ,................. S,45O
room roo brick, easy terms. per cent. $500
East side. s blocks out, 7-room mod
eril brick shades. screens, chande-
hers, hardwood floors, mantel, good
cellar; cash $500, bal. monthly. 2,S0o
6-r1om modern brick, lot 212x1O
blocks east, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
In Darlington, an elegant home of s
rooms, modern brick Magee fur
mace, brick cellar, laundry, brick
barn. we'll worth $1,000, our price
only ....-.-......... 4,1uO
Special a. new S-rcom modern brick,
just completed, will sell at less
than cost of building forced sale,
price only .......... .......,.......... $500
VIII exchange nice home on e. list
South, central location, 7-room
modern brick, large lot and barn,
want smaller house ,................ $3.50
A beautiful home on e I'd So. O.
room modern brick barn. fine
lawn. $4,000. or furnished. ........... 5000
One Of the finest homes of the city,
10-room modern brick, Magee fur
mace. beautiful reception hall. hard
WOOD. ........-.... ......-....-.... 6,10O
A choice home in Darlington, 10
room brick strictly modern, cor
ner lot, s rods cost $4,000 only. Il COO
We have ten new modern bricks just
completed or now building, we can
Sell Tor as...s..r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Several choice lots also homes on Brig
ham street and 1st South.
Trackage and warehouse sites near new
depot grounds
McGurrfn & Co.. 3S West I'd South
Real Estate Department
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ROOMS in Board of Trade and Den
halter blocks. Houston Real Estate Inv.
Co.. ga Main.