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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-27
TO ENLARGE FORT DOUGLAS,
Senator Kearns Has the Bill Ready
to Introduce.
Especial to The Herald

Washington. D. G., Feb. Ex-senator
kearns has drafted a bill which he
will introduce, appropriating the sum
of $15O,O00 for the Improvement and en-
largement of Fort Douglas. This will
provide for the erection of barracks
and officers quarters, and all other
necessary buildings and equipment Of
the regimental post. 1t viii be remem-
be-eG that the army board. which re-
Gently filed its recommendations on
different posts throughout the coun-
Try, recommended that Fort Douglas
be made a regimentaI station. The
senator's bill is intended to carry these
recommendations into effect This will
be in addition to the regular appropria-
ton for the maintenance of Fort Doug
las. and Senator Kearns viii appear
before the committee after it is re-
ferred and argue for its favorable con-
slderation, and is hopeful the appro-
priatiOn viii be made
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Commando Jefergon Guard.

s.. Louis Feb 26.-Major General Ed
ward a. Goodwin. commandant of the JET
ferson guard, arrived from Washington,
ID. c.. today and entered upon his duties
at once. He VIII have charge of the
world s fair police during the cOnstrlie-
ton period as wei as throughout the
exposition itself. Major Goodwin is well
known regular army officer. who saw ac-
tive service in the-civiI and Spanish wars
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~ l. JACOBS
n-
First publication. Feb. q. 1872

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or The
Second judicial district. state OF Titan,
county OF Davis. North American Loan
& Trust company. d corporation and j.
H. Hole. plaintiffs. VS. George ArDoSas-
Jessie ArbOEast. R y. GUERNSEY, DAVIS
County. a municipal corporation, James
H Bacon. Harvey NJ. Bacon, Isaac Trum-
DO. Mary Trumbo. John J.. TTUmbo and
Hannah TrumDO. defendantS-AllaS sum
mons The state of Utah TO the said de-
PENDANTS. You are hereby summoned io
appear within twenty (2U days after the
service Of this summons UUou You. z
served within the county in which TINS
action Is brought. otherwise. within tnir-
ty 500 days after serviC- I'D defend the
above entitled action; H' -.- case ~ your
failure 50 % do JuC VIII De- rr--
dered ag4inst you accC s. 10 the o.
mand Of the AMENDED -Jmp'ailt and re-
amended cOr32l n. which are on t.e
with tn clerk a. the abOVe-named court
WHITTEMORE, BIERER & CHEH-
RINGTON.
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiffs
POStoffiCc address. Room III Meteor
nick block. corner First South and East
Temple streets. Salt Lake City. Itah
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Reply of the Prince.

Prince Henry's answer follows:
Mr. POSTMASTER an Gentlemen-I am
fully aware Of the fact that / am the
guest and in the prCsenCs of the repre-
santatives of the press of the Unit ID
States and III particular the guest of the
New York Stats Zeitung. both Of which
I wish to thank for the kind invitation
and reception I have met with tonight.
Before entering Into details I should
like all of yoL to understood that I con-
slider this meeting. though il may be
looked upon as official. as a private one,
and tnat It is ny wish that none Of you
will take adyanyage Of what is said or
spoken after leaving this table.
Undoubtedly Lhe press of our day is a
factor, If not a power. which may not
be neglected and which I should like TO
compare with ever SO many submarine
mines which blow up in many cases in
the most unexpected manner. but your
own naval history teaches US not 10 mind
mines should they ever be in our way.
The language on this memorable occasion
was stronger tim I would venture 20
reproduce here tonight. 7 need only men
ton the name of Farragut. Another COM
parison might be more to your taste, gem
tIemen. and IS in fact more compliment
airy: il is C2e that his majesty. the en-
leror used before I left. He said: You
will meet many members or the press
and 7 wish YOU therefore to keep in mind
that the press men in the United States
rank almost with my generals in COM
Uand. II viii interest you, j know. TO
learn something about the nature of ny
mission TO Ihis country. The facts are
as follows: His majesty. the emperor. has
infinitely studied the recent and rapid de-
veicpment Of the Cnited States. and his
majesty is well aware of the fact that
YOURS is fast-moving nation. His send
ing me 20 this country may therefore be
looked upon as an act of friendship and
courtesy. with the one desire of pro-
noting friendlier relations between Ger
many and the United States. Should YOU
be willing to grasp a proffered hand. you
will find such a che on the other side Of
the Atlantic ocean.
The editors who dined with Prince
Henry tonight as guests of Herman
Ridder sent a telegram Of greeting 10
Kaiser Wilhelm. il was submitted by
Melville T.. Stone. and after cordial
endorsement by the guests, was for
yarded. 1t read as follows:
ITO the German Emperor:
THE editors Of the daily news
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papers of the United States, 1000
~ number, in honor Of your Illus
',lious brother send YOU cordial
greetings and all good wishes for
iehg and prosperous reign. We
.idil the presence Of Prince Henry
IN this country as an omen Of even
closer ties of amity and heartily
reelprocate all of the splendid and
repeated oyertures Of friendship you
nave been graciously pleased TO
extend.
(Signed.)
MELVILLE Z. STONE, Secy.''
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Assessment No 8

BEN BUTLER MINING & MILLING
company, 4 corporation; principal place
OF business. Salt Lake City. Ctah--No-
tice is hereby given that at a meeting
of the board Of directors of the Ben But
Ter Mining & Milling company. held at
Salt Lake City. Utah. on the 18th day Of
February. 1902. an ass assmeut of one OBJ
cent per share was levied upon the CAPT
tai stock Of the corporation. issued AMI
outstanding, payable Immediately To- a. T.
Jacobs, president of the company. al his
office. 40S Progress bIilding. Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
NAV remain unpaid on the 5lst day %.
March 1902. will be delinquent and adj
vertised for sale AT public auction. and
unless payment Is made before. viii be
sold on the 18th day of April. 1872. al .
D. m. TO pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs of advertis-
ing and expense OF sale.
WM. D. N kELLAR
Secretary.
TAEDDE
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Beers ATTACK BRITISH
Hiding Behind Cattle They Pr.s
Through OUTPOST

London. Feb 26-LOrd Kftcha-o-
ports that 600 Beers. driving cattle Is
the OUTPOST line near Bothasba-0 ---'---l
the night of Feb. %. and that ---'llus
them got through The Beers left Ffr.,ol-
dead and six wounded on the field --'-sa
A dispatch from Lord RitChaDar
public today. says: "A convoy NJ LIE --l--
wagons was attacked and c..utrr-s..5t ~
the Beers. southwest OF EIe-l-e+-L oE
(TranSVaal colony, FeU. q. The --- =,
consisted of force OF the Imperial ~ -.-.I
many. three new companies If ~
Northumberland fusileers and Two 81. --1
The fighting was severe but have M c- ..s.
Their defailS - We
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Funeral of Billy Emerson.

Boston. Feb. 26.-FuneraI services over
the body of William E Redmond. better
known as Billy Emerson, the minstrel
were held in St. Joseph's church today.
The church was filed with members Of
the theatrical profession and of the order
Of Elks. The body was placed on train
for San Francisco.
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CANADA WANTS PRINCE. I

Ottawa, Ont. Feb. 26-Prince (
1enry of Prussia has been invited =
Dy the governor general of Can :
ada to visit him in the vice regal =
residence at Ottawa. An answer
from the prince has not yet been
= received. =
? 4 >
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-27
Condemns Irish League.

London. Feb. 26.-Right Hon. George
Wyndham. chief secretary for Ireland at
the Carleton club tonight exhaustively
discussed the Irish question. He con
Cemned the Irish league in strong terms
declaring il to be a political machine
which constituted the gravest menace ID
community.
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And in accordance with law and an order
OF the board of directors made on The
9Th dav of December. 1901. so many shares
of each parcel of such stock as may be
necessary. Will be sold al public auction
at the office of the secretary. al "a South
Main street, Salt Lake City. Utah. on
Friday, the 18th day of March, 1872. az
10 a m, to pay the delinquent assessment
thereon. together with the cost OF ad-
vertising and expense of sale.
\. FISCHER, Secretary.
First publication, Feb. . 1872
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Paying For Merger Suit

St Paul Feb. 26.-The house OF repre-
sentatives TODAY passed the senate bin
appropriating $4,000 TO pay expenses of
the contest OF the state of Minnesota
against the Northern Securities com
pany and the sc-called merger Of North
ern Pacific and Great Northern railroads.
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Storm on The Coast

Seattle. Wash. Feb. 26.-Accoriinc IN
Director Salisbury OF the local weather
bureau. the storm which has prevailed
on the Pacific coast for the last forty
eight hours Is the largest in area of any
recorded IN the annals of the bllrea-l
sance ne has been . resident of Seattle.
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Awful PiIs Pain
Delinquent Notice

MAPLE MINING COMPANY. PRfN-
cipal place of business Salt Lake CITY
Utah: location of mine. Tintic mining
district. NOtice-There are deIin4uarT
upon the following described stock on ac-
count OF assessment No. T. of 0ne-fifrb
Q-5) cent per share. levied on the 5th far
of December. 1901. the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders. as follows:
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To Cure a Cold in One D.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinfne TIL
lets. All druggists refund the me-
if il fails 10 cure. Z. W. Groves -
nature is on each box 25c.
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Tried 10 Escana ORcer

A. W Fernstrom was arrested ana
locked up last night for creating a dis
tuTbance on State street near Victoria
alley While being conducted 10 the po-
lice station he made "A dash for Iiborty,
but was reeaptured by Officer Hilton.
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ties and the steadiness with which the
ship of state moves on through storms
or sunshine with new men at the wheel
and a new officer on the eJarterdecS--
these are The tests which tell the strength
of the craft and the safety OF the chart
by which she sails.
Eulogy Of Roosevelt.
There is no need to speak of the wide
and varied experiences that have trained
this man for this post. or 10 recount his
versatility. his capacity his devotion. or
his strenuous honesty of purpose and
act. But one thing I may venture TO say
this high official is not brOodlng over
he past. lie is conscious Of the time
md of his opportunity; he Is planning
ind working i'm the growing. glowing
present. and looking, not backward, but
to the widening future, Like the people
he represents. he gratefully remembers all
the good any nation has ever done US
and If bv chance some evil may have
mingled. as is the fate with most mcn
and nations in this fallible world, our
selves not excluded-he and his country
arc large enough to forget IT, He and
the country turG a friendly face to every
quarter. prize hoEorable peace as the
greatest of earthly blessings, welcome
measure. and will earnestly strive to in
sure its permanence.
beautiful NY country
Smoothing thy gold Of war-dishevelled
hair
Ger such sweet brows as never other
wore.
And letting thy set lips.
Freed from wTaths pale eclipse,
The rosy edges of their smile lay bare.
What were our lives without thee?
What all our lives to save thee?
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Berlin, Feb 26.-Emperor William
has conferred the order of the Red
Eagle upon DR.. Won HoTenben. GER
man ambassador to the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-PRoBABLY THE BEST HOUSE
ever offered for the price.
Reduced to $4.75O.
Actually sold for 81 800.
Sold so cheap to settle an estate. An ATTRACTIVE
with the best arrangement stories and cellar;
9 rooms and bath; furnace heat; lot 2ox9o feet
1t MOORE HILL Qnc.). TT 14th St NV.
FOR sALE-A GOOD HOUSE FOR THE PRICE
Columbia Heights" offered for $e.5oo
desirable home. well located pretty outlook;
width Of house; rooms on list floor, with reeep.
ton hal plan; sleeping rooms; tiled oath'
it MOORE HILL Gnc.,, III 14th st. NV.
THOSE ATTRAcT1yE HOMES n o. o ST1 " aik
.GoLuMBIA HEIGHTS"
One of the most desirable locations s,. on the
some Of the finest homes in this section, and is
furthf5 ysry SEQ s9aSen HSb i, .s EACH
well constructed-buiit by days labor BY owner
Attractive fronts of red and notified Roman
brick and stone; stone porch and steps. The best
1sT FLOOR : Parlor. reception hail. dining
room, with high plate rail; pantry and kitchen;
90 FLOOR sleeping rooms and tiled bath
room.
Sd FLOOR-2 sleeping rooms
Handsome mantels and chandeliers throughout:
andpainted ceiling in parlor; back stairway;
s. dry ne cellar ot ns, the ep psrs
Very attractive terms can be arranged with the
majority Of bearing ~ per cent Gaes
or call by our office, and we Will be glad 10
1t MOORE { HILL unco Ut 14tb st. NV.
FOR REMARKABLY CHEAP AT 81. 900
ELEG hiSE L n8sin
front of stone and brick; splendid arrangemsnt
with parlor, library. reception hall and dining
sleeping
Sd floor. IF YOU WANT HOUSE OF THIS
DESCRIPTION, DON'T FAIL TO INvEsTIGAT ATE
1t MOORE & HILL Gnc.), III 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-cHEAP Az s. 500.
those comfortable able homes with some breathing thing
It t0"' No MOORE IRE HILL unc., III 18th St NV
FOR sALE-YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO PUR-
chase several remarkably cheap homes on Wash
hish and healthy; surrounded BY ane, modern
houses
and brick; rooms on LIST floor; sleeping. 2
tiled bath rooms; all rooms exceptionally bright
$1o75o
house: 2 tiled hath rooms; hot-water heat, GOV;
cred front porch; house handsomely papered and
decorated throughout -.o
bargain. Note the description: Handsome
front Of stone and brick: stories. cellar and
attic; rooms on 1st floor. with reception. hall
plan; 8 sleeping rooms; modern tiled bath
rooms; attic with servants and storage
room; servants bath room in cellar; large yard:
wide alley; beautiful location, high. with fine
view.
$500
Another bargain-west Of Columbia road.
Brown stone and brown brick front; rooms
LIST floor sleeping rooms bath rooms; hot
water heat; room for stable; wide alley.
$500
A beauty. South front; 90 IT. wide; II rooms;
hotwater heat. desirable home.
Sc $50
An opportunity to secure very wpriced
house in this beautiful section. Stone and brick
'front.' rooms and bath; 1st-foor Kitchen well
located.
SEEING OUR LIST
1t MOORE & HILL (Inc.). III 14th st. "
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FOR SALE-SPEC1AL!
ONLY S. $50.
A NEW CORNER DWELLING.
Note the description: A handsome front of
stone and brick: LIST floor; sleeping
and tiled bath I'd floor; sleeping rooms and
tiled bath Sd floor: HOT-WATER HEAT:
LOT 41x104 TO ALLEY: line.
This is your opportunity Easy terms. II de-
sired This is positively the best bargain on the
market of a property Of this character; 1t could
not be duplicated under ST.. 900. Let explain
why 1t he bought low.
1t MOORE & HILL Unc.). TIT 14th at. NV.
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FOR EAnE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE N az
-. One sold. for sale.
NOS. 244s,aNDs24so-1sTH ST. NV.
''0sk S fssse n Tsl"meia road.
nr raom moor eoItains rarlor reception hall din
cabinet cabin mantels open replaces; beautifully pa
open nickel pfinBne
closets. 80,
Cellar under entire house. House heated by
uess 9no..water plant Two stairways-which Is
PRICE, $500. TERMS REASONABLE.
:. E. LODGE HILL. s02 F st. NV,
Exclusive Agent.
TWO So sEw se H nSp rs At KIT TeqS a TARk
Nv, Two stories; fronts OF brownstone and brick;
Sst i' Dy days labor large rooms and modern r
cellar; fur heat. Price. II sold at once. $3.50.
inspect at once. Will decorate to suit purchaser.
1t E LODGE HILL. so2 st. NV.
u.n,.o BLooMINGDALE.
handsome home, containing rooms and bath;
modern In every particular tiled vestibule; large
ee'''f' i'f neat pb gocd lot & to, to alley
FOR SALE
u 1915 1sr ST. NV.
roa Handsome 2story brick. containing 8 large
rooms and bath; porcelain tub; fine cellar fur.
NIT inspect PRICE So $50,
E. LODGE HILL, sO2 st. NV,
~ Exclusive Agent
FOR SALE
CENTRALLY LOCATED ON X ST. NV.
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH.
Renfed house porcelain Or bath Lot 20 # front
For For saie-gest house for the money that we
nave ever offered. Centrally located. Twostory
pressed brick, containing rooms and fine bath;
cohcreted cellar; fur. heat; lot 1880 to alley
PRICE REDUCED TO So, $50.
FOR SALE-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
ihree-story. Groom house: fur. heat: excellent
condition Very cheap for this location.
ONLY S., S25.
f. LODGE HILL,
II S02 F st. NV.
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HAVE YOUR HANDS READ BY NINE. RITA, ThH
worlds greatest paImist and astroioger, holdiui|
receptions daily at III st. NV. cor OF sub
Fee, Is and so cents. seG-1ee ;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-18

1.s50-2-STORY BRICK DWELLING; NOW
RENTED AT 1880 PER MO-
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FOR SALE-A CHOICE BUILDING LOT ON Q
St bet, 22d and 2ad SITS. NV; % feet front; adj
Prin ,ss or iD' q s ns s RrIysI
& HlESTON 1920 + St NV 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-18

2l0e NV.
Built for owners occupancy; very attractive
house. IN hest resident section; 6 nice bed rooms
and baths: hot water heat This most desir-
able home can be secured at a very low price
and easy terms
se13-rf a. L. RUST, COS 14th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-18

FOR SALE
THOSE DESIRABLE NEW HOUSES.
az blocks from 18th and Park SIS. where the
continuation of Metropolitan line from 18th
at. and Columbia road is now being made). This
location is in the heart Of Mt Pleasant, which
sirable section-high and healthy, making an ideal
location for both summer and winter home
Prices, 81 800. $4,000 and corner. So. 150-on
very attractive terms-which is very reasonable
much less than they could be duplicated for.
The owner having obtained the grounl In
change for less than value, enables him to be
The construction of these houses s far superior
to most houses. This is the opinion Of those who
have seen them. Look at them and Judge for
brick piers in the cellar Is one evidence of the
durability Of these houses
Descriptions:
Handsome fronts OF red brick and brownstone;
ston" porch and steps; storm doors.
FIRST FLOOR-Drawng room; recep ion room;
d ming room. finished In hard wo~d and burlap.
with plate rail buffers pantry and kitch n.
rooms and up to-da ate tiled bath room.
THIRD FLOOR-Two large sleeping rooms
Handsome mnntels and chandeliers thro ughout.
TIL" best system of bot-w heating.
The corner we wish to make special mention of,
which is undoubtedly the best value ever Offered
In property of this character An unusually
Sven sleeping rooms; modern tiled bath rooms
Lot 4lx10i feet.
The lots of the inside houses a-e each 1Shx117
and 19x1o4 respectively all running to an alley
ground has been broken, and the iron Is now on
the street for that purpose With the
fence Of these car facilities property in this To-
cality will be worth rs per cent noe. Buy one
Of these houses and reap the benefit.
Houses open for inspection Sundays and week
days. or call by our office and will be glad
1t MOORE HILL Gnc.) III 14th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-BEST LOCATION on WASHINGTON
Heights Three 20ft. lots; Baltimore st. Col.
road; convenient to both lines: surrounded by
handsome residences A bargain. X. ".
WALKER & son. 1O06 T NV. oclS-3t
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For ACCOMPLISHMENTS!
All pay well. Why loan money at ~ and so
cellent investments these paying from go
to 15ze?
3story house and stable; rent $54. $3.50. SIS. 900
New u rooms baths. hot-water heat;
Modern. II rooms. baths, hot-water heat;
rent $0o. ..............fS5 500
Corner u rooms. 2 baths; rent. $50 500
Near Thomas Circle, o rooms rent. $40. SIS $50
Northwest. brick houses; rent, SEQ. 81 900
Corner. on Pa. ave. NV. store: rent $55. Sc 800
New. northwest. brick: rent. $35. $4,000
New house, NV, tiled bath; rent $50. so. 81 200
$3.50 . 49,. s47.o
New NV; rooms; rent. s32. .......... .$4.35o
NV. 3-story. rooms, near 14th ST.; rent.
Northwest. on an avenue. brick; rent. ss7 $500
Northwest. on an avenue. new brick: rent.
SMALLER INVESTMENTS. wow
Groom brick; lot 17hx1oo; rent s22 so. $500
Near ear pension Office, sstory brick rent
Nsrhwest on 10th st.. 7roem brci; r:nt. '''''
l4th st NV s:room brick: rent SIS. IS $50
Capitol HILL modern house; rent. $23 30. so, $50
NV h1,c. near Me-: 10. car line sso'y Groom :. ..o
Prick. NV; rent ss1.5o..............s 49, 600
Mar gsv printing ONCE NV; rent. s23 &c. Sc 800
EaPitoi Hill, brick: rent. $24 ............$ $50
NV, brick; rent. 500 500
~. brick. lot 16x160; rent. $17.20. 81 200
NV. new. brick: tent. SIS 90 ......... SO. 251
NEE:; rem $2z.0o ono
NE, brick rent. 5000. ................$I2oO
S.W on ST: rent $1l .5O. ..............S 81. $50
THE ARoyE ARE ONLY FEW OF THE
Many MEi INVESTMENT ~, PROPERTIES WE OF
II MOORE 4 HILL Gnc1. III 14th st. NV.
FOR. SAIE-EXTRA ORDJZ ARy IZVESTNFNT =
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FOR SALE-LOT 22X1OO TO PAVED ALLEY, IN
most desirable part of 10th St NV Make offer.
W. MckINLAY Real Estate. ETC.
IT. + n
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-ovER ll% RELIABLE NET IN
We close partnership offer all or part
each 5ric s IN n and hath
p a ms income regularly since built years
OF the northwest. In neighborhood of fine i'm
ssn e AND steadily less
ocls-3t Phone sos NJ
FOR sALE-NODERN HOMES.
No. ~ Harvard st. NV.
''0n the HILL
oclS-3t' Open for inspection.
$10,750-CHOICE LOCATION, WEST OF
18TH ST; NEW DWELLING FACING
SOUTH; 10 ROOMS; TILED BATH; PAIR
LoR, RECEPTION. DINING ROOM AND
KITCHEN ON FIRST FLOOR: COSTLY MAN
Tells; HANDSOMELY FINISHED AND
DECORATED; EXTRA WELL. BUILT BY
OWNER FOR HOME; HEATED BY HOT
WATER; COST OWNER OVER $4,000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HEIGHTS-NEW g.
STORY AND CELLAR RESIDENCE; 10
HOT WATER; LARGE 2-STORY BRICK
STABLE IN REAR; SIDE ALLEY
$1,000 WILL BUY 1892 10TH ST OAR
GAIN AS HOME OR INVESTMENT; LARGE
S-STORY AND CELLAR DWELLING; II
ROOMS AND BATH; FURNACE HEAT:
HOUSE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION; LOT
l9x92 TO ALLEY; ROOM FOR STABLE;
COST 50, $50; OWNER HAS LEFT CITY;
MUST SELL; NOW RENTED AT s45 PER
MO.
$2,s50-S ST. NEAR 18th ST; 2STORY. g.
ROOM AND BATH DWELLINGS; LOT 20
FEET FRONT; WOULD RENT FOR s25 PER
MO.
$1,S50-2-STORY BRICK DWELLING; NOW
RENTED AT $3.50 PER MO.
1t HEISKE1L & McLERAN 1908 ST.
FOR SALE
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALIENT. PLEASANT PROPERTY AT 25c
per square foct-the stone quarry on 14th st.
tended. near Piney Branch, containing % acres.
X. o. HOFFMAN.
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