davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-21

Nearly four million cigars were
manufactured in St. Augustine du-
ring the year 1908.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-21

IN CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR MADI-
SON COUNTY, FLORIDA. In ChAncrry
Della Latham,
VS. Diyorrs
Thomas Latham
To Thomas Latham, Defendant.
You arc herghy required 10 appc " tothe nm NJ
complaint filed hcrein against You in atbc lboyr
lqOi ~ 's""''N
The New Enterprise is hereby desirnatpd as the
paper IN which this order shall be published oncr a
week for -four consecutive weeks
Witness my hand and seal of office Ibis 6th IA,
Of January, a. ID. 1905. '' N''
@eal) TlloS. 2. MARTIN,
Clerk Circuit Court, Madison co Via
hardee Rowe, Compl'ts. Solicitors,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-21

Try a bottle and If not
pleased, write the company
or any one Of the above
gentlemen and get your
money back. Made only by
Trop, Mfg. Co., and sold
Wy Druggists.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-21

WIN. S, JORDAN, Pres, Banker and Capitalist
cHAS. BLUM, viee'Pres., Wholesale Mer'
chant.
/. J. WILLIAMS, "a Viee-prcs., Commercial
Salesman.
B. w. SPERBY, Treasurer, Prop. Duval Hotel.
mos. A. DAVIS, Scc'y and MIR, Publisher.
ID. II. MCMILLAN, VIee.Pres. Consolidated
Naval Stores Co.
w. c. YEtSER, Pres. The Motto Co.
e, L. WEST, Capitalist and Lumber Manpiact.
urer.
=. a. FRALEIGlI, Cashier Bank Of Madison.
r. 1. SMITH, Asst. Cashier Bank Of Madison.
\. IL. WEST, Capitalist and Real Estate Dealer.
GEO. T. HoDGSON, General Southern Agen,
NY. Life Ins. Co.
ID. p. SMITH, Tax Collector, volusla Co.
II. II, McCREARY, Editor Gainesville Daily
Sun,
D. Z. THOMPSON, General Manager St. Az.
gus,inc Daily Record.
WIN. J. BRYAN, County Solicitor, Duvaco.
WA. a. EVANS.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-21
Holiday
Exposures

Bring on Coughs, Colds,
Grippe and other trou-
{ bles that can only be
! promptly nipped in the
bud by using
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-01-21
Tropical
Pineapple
Tar and Wine

The Great Florida Rem
edy, backed by more than
a million dollars of Flori-
da capital. Look at the
names of the gentlemen
who compose this COM
pany and see if this is not
a sufficient guarantee of
merit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02
Have You Rupture or Cancer,

II so. why continue to suffer when
you can get a permanent cure without
having TO go under the knlfe2 II will
cost you nothing TO call and see us,
and we Will give you the name and i'd
dress Of those who have been cured
with our treatment III you are at a
distance write us, and we will gladly
send you full particulars Examina-
ton. consultation free. For one week
only commencing Monday. April Ath,
we Will take any case above mentioned,
or will sell any Of the following RENE.
dies at one half price. Greenhalgh Rup.
ture Cure, Cancer Cure. Rheumatic
Cure, Kidney Cure, Diphtheria Remedy,
stomach Remedy, Healing Ointment,
Drawing Ointment Salve Catarrh Rem
edy. Cough Syrup or Canker Syrup.
Don't let the time slip, as this offer only
lasts until April 10th.
Greenhalgh Remedy Co.. No, rs Il.
ith South st., Salt Lake city, Utah.
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UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE SALE.


NOTICE OF SALE OF UNCLAIMED
baggage. Notice Is hereby given that the
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company will
sell at public auction, al 81 East First
South Street. Salt Lake City, Utah, April
4th. 1904 commencing at 10 o'clock a. m,
and continuing from day to day until sold,
the following unclaimed baggage and per-
sonal effects:
Zinc trunk, marked T. W. Lonsdale,
Idaho Falls.
Telescopes, marked Earl Jackson, j.
Boyle, II. spafford, b. Mckenzie, Willie
Ferguson, w. w. Alexander. ID. J. Brig
ham, Port Costa, Calf,
Valises. marked J. s. Williams, p. S.
Bodine
Bag marked o. H. Page Divide.
Bundles marked John Donovan, Ogden.
G. r. Hansen & Co., Ogden d. Mehan,
Geo. Wilson. ogden. ID, A, Benton.
Also the following articles not marked:
IS trunks, one chest, 60 bun
dies, 100 vallses dress suits cases
l2i overcoats. coats. ladies' cloaks capes.
Baby carriages, bicycles, guns. eye
glasses, pocket books and hand bags. rs
pair rubbers, overshoes, 20 hats, surgical
instruments. ETC.. etc.
GEO, l.. ALLEY,
General Baggage Agent.
X. A, Andre wa, Auctioneer
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FRANKS AT SCHOOL.
All FOOLS Day the Cause of Mischief
AT the University

All Fools day was celebrated in rath-
er an hilarious manner at the state uni.
versity where number Of boys took It
into their heads to play pranks on their
Instructors. The first instance Of the
Kind was carried out By the third year
normals and second year preparatory
who locked Or. Parsons the instructor
IN physics, out OF his room, The doc
tor, after trying hard 10 gain entrance
conceived the Idea Of climbing up TO the
trans0m, by which means he discovered
the cause OF the bolted door Needless
20 say, the boys let him In shortly after
but not soon enough TO avoid their be-
Ing reported TO the president The dis
cipline committee later took the matter
IN hand and II II probable that sus-
pensions may follow as n result,
In the Museum building Instructor
Fox teacher OF English, was locked
IN with his class and IA the room in
question Is located ON the second floor
the boys found It necessary 10 climb out
Of the window and down a ladder in or
der 70 make their escape, Other classes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mrs. Matte Woodland and daughter,
Mrs. Dollie Mills left this morning for
a tour OF California, to be gone several
weeks.
The Twenty-thlrd ward choir gave q
most encouraging bow party last night
which was success both socially and
financially.
County Commissioner w. w. Wilson
has gone TO Big Cottonwood to see
what can be done TO open up the road
closed by the recent snowslides.
A joint meeting OF sheep and cattle-
men OF the state will be held in the
council chamber at the City and Coun-
~ building on April Z, at 10 a. IN.
Ex.ChIef Devine OF the fire depart
ment has received set Of resolutions
from the city council thanking the
ex-chef for his services in the past 10
years.
The livestock men OF this state will
meet In the city and county building
April z, to discuss matters OF import
ance to both owners and breeders OF
sheep and cattle.
y. +. Price was surprised at his home
In Mill Greek on Thursday last. An
abundance Of picnic was provided and
the visitors rendered songs and recita-
lions, played games. ETC., TIL midnight,
when they dispersed feeling glad to
have honored SO genial an acqualnt-
ance.
Joseph Gilbert, editor Of the Crisis
will lecture on the Need OF the Hour
at Labor hall at corner Of Fourth South
and State streets this evening. A vocal
quartet, a pianist and flute player will
likewise be heard and the occasion Is
10 be made generally interesting The
public Is invited to attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
ALL ROADS LEAD TO
32-A MAIN STREET,
IT'S EASY TO FIND.

Well. we're moved and we are glad It's
over.
For who don't hate the mess and dis
tress Of hiking out with moving van IN
weather OF the variety We have recently
been blessed with?
But nothing can stop us from doing
business. not even an army OF varnish-
ers, decorators and marble workers, scat
tered over the offices about as thick as
bees on honey comb
We find that there Is more life and a
greater movement OF trade and trafnc
around the New Security Building, 1924
Main St., than any office building town.
Main street Is the recognized trade artery
Of Salt Lake City and the block between
South Temple AMI First South Is TO this
business street, what the jugular vein Is
10 the human system.
Results show that our new location IS
easy TO find. for since we have been In
our new quarters, We have made con-
tracts with many former rent-payers TO
build them happy homes and we are look
Ing forward TO a call from you,
II you have few dollars and the IN
cllnati0n TO rid yourself Of the bondage Of
O landlords dictaton. come to me and !
will show you the ways and means OF
getting under your own roof.
Bear in mind that the money you pay
on home Is planted In the most secure
manner. where panics AMI depressions
have no more effect than the patterlng
rain
Focus your mind on this question:
"Whose Roof Is over Your Hcady and
then answer II by calling on me Monday
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BIGGEST TROUT.
II. J. Wade Of Pocatello Captures q
National Prize for Large Fish.

Each year the Yawman & Erhe COM
pany, manufacturers Of sportsman's
goods, offer a cash prize Of S25 for the
largest trout caught during the year,
The contest Is not limited to any To-.
callty and contestants may enter any
where, Harry j. Wade Of this city has
received a cOngratuatory letter from
the company and a check for s25 Is en-
closed with the Information that he has
won the prize for the year, The fish that
lie caught weighed eight pounds and
seven ounces. A, q, Bean Of this city
captured the same prize last year II
our sportsmen continue short time
pocatello Will be the spot desired by all
fishermen -POcatello Advance.
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT.


Record at the local office OF the weather
bureau for the "a hours ending at u. IN.
today:
Barometer reading at Q a. m, 500
inches; temperature at n. m, % de-
greos; maximum temperature. b2 degrees
minimum temperature. 81 degrees, mean
temperature, a degrees, which Is de-
grees below normal.
Total deficiency OF the daily mean tenn
perature since the first Of the month, de-
grees.
Accumulated deficiency OF daily mean
temperature since dan. l, l6 degrees.
Total precipitation for the p hours end
Ing az b a. m, none,
Total precipitation since the first Of the
month, none, which Is 10 inch below the
normal.
Accumulated excess in precipitation
since Jan. !, 279 inches
FORECASTS UNTIL +, NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity,
Generally fair tonight and Sunday, mod
crate temperature,
For Utah; Forecast taken at Denver.
COlo.).
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday,
warmer south portion tonight,
WEATHER CONDITIONS,
The barometer is highest over the Mis-
sour and upper Mississippi valley. ex-
IRENE northwest and Manitoba, and slow-
est over the southern and northern pla-
teau regions
Precipitation was very light and scat
tered, and occurred principally over por-
tons OF Minnesota, Texas ana Louisiana,
The temperature changes we're unim-
portant as rule, Moderate temperature
prevailed In nearly all districts
Generally fair weather Is indicated for to-
night and Easter sunday.
II. j. HYATT,
Local Forecaster.
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NOTICE TO CON-
FERENCE VISITORS,

II you attend conference this year,
travel via the $, p. l.. A. & S. l.. Il. r.
Greatly reduced rates. Tickets on sale
April TO inclusive. limit for return
April ~ and Is, For further Informa-
ton see agents. Salt Lake Route, or j.
l.. Moore. Commercial Agent, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

For the Aprll conference the S. p. l.,
A, q S. l.. r, II, have granted greatly
reduced rates from all points on their
line to Salt Lake city and return.
Tickets on sale April TO inclusive,
Limit April IL and 10. For train SER
vice and rates see agents Salt Lake
Route or ]. l., Moore. Commercial
Agent, Salt Lake Cliy
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were also disturbed during the day, and
II is safe TO say that the discipline COM
mittee will have its hands full for a
day or two ascertaining the identity
OF the "culprits' and melting out justice
TO every one. About 20 students are
said TO be implicated,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02
CONFERENCE
EXCURSIONS
To Salt Lake City via d. q r. G

From all points in Utah. Selling
dates Ogden to Silver city, including
Park city, Bingham and Heber
branches, April LIST to 9th inclusive, final
limit April 18th, From all other points
April LIST to 9Th inclusive, Ilnal limit
April 18th. Fast trains. Fine equip
ment Service first-class. See any b.
4 r. G.. agent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02
HARRINGTON a COURTNEY

Terrace cottage, 2 apartments OF 8 and
largo rooms, 2is blocks from r. g. w,
shops. large barn; will rent for 5000 per
month, s22j0
sxlO good trackage, lying parallel with
and adjoining o. s. i. track, one block
house, Come In ana figure on H. will
make good terms and close price
Chicken ranch, southeast city; water;
will trade for city property.
Strictly modern broom hrick cottage,
sewer furnace. east SIDE 5000
S.room modern, In first class condition,
with barn, east side, good location $500.
l0-room. strictly modern home, connect
ed with sewer s2l4xl65 feet close to Sem
at0r Kearns' residence, $1,000,
THE HOMER ABSTRACT CO.,
Basement Deseret National Bank
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUY GINSENG CERTIFICATES, WE
issue Ginseng certificates on our Ginseng
farm, where we grow acres OF Ginseng
the wonderful money maker. Profit $50, 900
to the acre. Absolutely safe Crop Is
sure certihcates double n value yearly
with full particulars free, Address f. -.
Mills, Scotsman. Box 800, Rose I'LL n. Y.
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VIII Not Move

Thomas Homer President OF The
Homer Abstract Company, located since
1889 In basement Deseret National Bank
building, announces that his company
WILL NOT move from the old stand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02

Special Display--i0,0O0 Easter Lilies
at our green houses, Twelfth South and
State, and PA East Second South.
Visitors welcome. Palms and cut flow-
ers, S. l.. Huddart Floral Co. Phone
81,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02

We pay I per cent interest per annum
on 81 TO 5000, lions Savings Bank
q Trust Co. Joseph It. Smith. Presl-
dent: George NJ. Cannon. Cashier.
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Will Romain,

The Homer Abstract Company will
remain at their old quarters basement
Deseret National Bank building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02

RANCHES. FARMs ACREAGE. BIO
Harrington a Courtney, is W. md 30,
SEE HOUSTON. THE HousERs. Isl
Main.
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McCoy's livery stable for carriages
and light livery. Telephone 81.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j11nrnIuuu

The following persons were granted
marriage licenses during the past week
by the county clerk:
c, X. Simms, Salt Lake. 10
Clara NJ. Hansen. Salt Lake. 81
George Schick, Salt Lake .....,..., Il
Nellie =. Westbroek, Salt Lake. %
o, NJ. Larson, Chicago lll......,..,23
Matte Erwin, Sedalia, o........l9
F. w. Underwood, Kalamazoo. Mich. 81
Dora a. Fletcher, San Diego, CAL. ,33
ID. N. Sorenson, Salt Lake.,....n..,25
Ida Lyman, Salt L.ake..,u....n.,25
Frank Osteman, Glenns Ferry. Ida. 35
Jennie Bolton. Grand Island, Neb. 30
q. G. Piper, Richmond, Ind. .....,..2l
Minnie Simons, Salt Lake. councils
j. ID. Beamer, Salt I.ake.........o..22
Mae c. kinsey, Salt Lake. .26
Benjamin Boyce. Granite. ........n.,2 20
Maud Il. Brown, SANDY. 10
W. +. Tolley, Mountain View, Canada 30
Barbara Walburger " " 20
i. p. Adkins, Salt Lake. g
Irene Conde. Croydon .u...,,....22
Alexander Lewis, London, Ky.,..n22
Clara NJ. O'Neill, Salt Lake. ,,..,,l6
Ernest Parrish. Cardston. Canada &c
Roseltha Jordan, Cardston, Canada 20
X, W. Pillng, Cardston, Canada. %
Edna g. Hyde Cardston, Canada. 20
j, A. Phillips, Union .,,..,.,..,....21
Louise Mauchley. Taylorsvlllc,....l7
e. ID. Fox. Magrath, Canada, ,.2S
Lola II. Kimball, Magrath, Canada 10
Henry Glib, Raymond. Canada ... q
Elizabeth Mclean. Raymond, Can is
Il. w. Neyill. Salt l.ake.,....n."4O
l. j, Aus, Portland, Oru,"..,,....SO
Jack Trezisa, Glenwood Springs. Colo.Sl
Flora Il. Hall Peach Blow, colo 40
T. j, edward, PaysOn ,,...r...,,."H
Laura NJ. S,aheli, ayson".,.,...lS
j. A. Beemer, Grand Junction. Colo. 80
Emma Hudleston, Grand Junction. AZ
II. j. Jorgensen. South Cottonwood 10
Clara j. Peterson. Salt Lakeu..u". SO
c. v Wynder, Cards,on, Canada. %
May Wright, Cardston, Canada 10
T. r. Drury, Pleasant Green.u"uu",4
Clara Lee, Milton .",",.,",,,..".2O
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PIANO poLIsHER.

II. W, McKlM. EXPERT PIANO POL.
isher; factory experience, Leave orders at
Fergus Coaller Music Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02

McCoy's livery stable for carriages
and light livery, Telephone 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02
d. J. SHARP COAL co.

ofices, 70 South Main st.. telephones
7la and i3o.
Rock Springs and Cumberland, lump,
nut and slack and anthracite.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02
Expert Launderers.

Expert Launderers.
our methods modern. our service
prompt our reputation national.
Tells. 1872 and 1873. TROY LAUNDRY,
l66 Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02
Bids Wanted

For the taking down of the old Fiji
tenth ward Westinghouse. corner OF
First South and Third West, For fur
Their particulars see j, C. Watson, un-
der Utah National Bank. Right re-
served 10 reject any or all bids,
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z. c. M. |.
Csc to loo Dress Goods for soc.
San Francisco Veterinary College.

Next session begins June s. Cata-
logues free Address DR.. Il. J. Greedy,
San Francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02
A 25 CENT BOX

Of Persian Violet Soap for 10 cents at
Dr. w. l., Johnson's Theater Pharmacy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02

Miss Cann0n's school OF COOKERY.
Plain and fancy cooking taught, For
particulars apply "a east South Temple.
Telephone 9lOk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02

CONFERENCE. COUNTRY VISITORS,
and old time friends and Others don't
fail to call on q, II. knowlden, az Realty
Company 66 West Second South Street,
for genuine snaps In real estate. Farms,
ranches. building lots etc.
sl60 buys new modern pressed brick
nice rooms and summer kitchen
$3.50 Groom brick blocks east OF
Main street, for days only.
81 30 takes a new broom pressed brick,
bath toilet. etc, close In,
$1,000 nice i-room brick, 10Th ward.
$500 neat new brick and barn
We have a large list OF new modern
pressed bricks, 5-6.7 rooms each 5000,
81. 800, ST. 30 and 5000, on small payments
down and balance monthly like rent
Also Al chicken ranch, with nice brick
house, close to the city, price 5000.
Building lots si25. SIS, $500 800 and up,
In all parts Of the city, Now Is the time
to buy home, Have rooming houses,
groceries, etc, for sale. Be sure and call
at 66 West Second South and see George
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02

J. c, Watson Transfer office removed
under Utah National Bank. Tel, 92S-z.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02

z. c. M, |.
Grand offerings in Millinery Depart
ment.
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WHAT DO you THINK
on THIS?


20 acres good land adloin-
Ing city, with irrigation ditch
running across same You
can get arteslan wells-or
gas or oil and at the same
time Its good lucern land. "
YOU don't want 20 bore for oil
cut $50 tons Of hay. We will
sell II for so per acre.
We warrant the title and
land to be good. See our New
Nogotiator Just out. Has sew
eral hundred properties.
farms, ranches. vacant land,
and lots, and city property Of
all kinds In II you will find
an explanation OF the gov
eminent land under Govern
ment Canal Project In Ne
yada.
You can have II free at
our office.
Is West Second South.
HARRINGTON a COURTNEY,
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INFORMATION WANTED.

PARTIES KNOWING THE ADDRESS
OF "A. Abbott, formerly Of Ogden, will con-
fer favor by addressin e. s. W. care OF
Deseret News Office.
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.HIGLEY, HONEST PLUMBER
Reliable Electric Wiring,
100 Il. First South. Phone ia
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FOR sALE-REA ESTATE.
FUTILE BROS. 4 wooLLEy.

Ay Main Street
Owner OF house on northeast bench
Is going TO Idaho, where business calls
him, and must make immediate sale OF
his home, valued at $3.50. II Is a 2.story
brick, every modern convenience. bath
hot and cold water, toilet, electric lights,
fine porch, lawn ijxi2S. shade trees, south
front, finest view In the city. He reduces
prices to 1850, II this IL what you want,
call at once. An S-room modern, new
brick, on Eth Il. St., near LIST SO, st., for
A very nice s-room brick on N st. near
Isl 81, city water, ETC., very good little
home for only N.lO0
Fine lot on o St just of Brigham st.
facing east, 3x7ig. 1880 Pretty hard to
beat, either for location or price.
a handsome residence, nearly new and
built FOR keeps facing south on East
lst So st., In best portion Of that fine
street. IL Is Broom strictly modern.
pressed brick, stylish appearance, up-to-
date house. The lot ls very large and fine
~ improved, fenced and fine walks and
Is walking distance from business own
ers family married on. don't want much
noise made about II. But has reduced
his price TO $500, and wants quick sale
i Will really pay you to call and see this
us 2 home for little money. If you are
looking for something good.
Good Groom brick list story brick, 2nd
story shingle), at No, 3i5 sherman Ave.
lot 5lNl2O, for only $1,000; terms, 800 down
and SIS per month. including the interest
at only per cent No use renting, when
you can get such terms.
Another In same locality (more exDen.
slve house,, rooms, for 81, 800: terms
same as above, excepting pay $40 per mo
Fine Groom brick. corner cottage, mod.
cru, on lth St., south frontage, (Close I'M,
all exterior and interior walls solid brick,
porches, vestibules, etc. fine lot. cost
owner over 5000, mot built To sell. you
see). He will sell II today for 81, 30. 500
down and easy terms II wanted must be
quick sale.
A good Groom cottage on northeast
bench, valued at $500, to exchange to-
wards a larger house, In same portion ana
pay cash differences Of S20oO or 5000 Can
and get particulars
We wish you would call and talk with
,ls about our properties. II don't cost a
cent and might be worth thousands to
YOU. We don't ask YOU 10 buy Of US.
simply compare our bargains with what
you've been offered Call, there's thor
ough real estate men doing business as
futile Bros. always someone at our of
fee to receive YOU from $50 a. m. TIL G
y. m.
TrTrLE BROS. & WooLLEY,
Progress-ilerald Building.