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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-05-11
THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
Department of Insurance.

Companys Certificate OF Authority.
Whereas The Modern Brotherhood OF
America. a corporation organized under
the laws of Iowa. has filed in this office
sworn statement exhibiting its con-
dition and business for the year
ending December 81, 1904, conform.
able to the requirements OF the laws OF
this state, regulating the business OF in
surance; and.
Whereas. The said company has fled
in this office a duly certified copy OF it's
charter, with certificate of organization,
In compliance with the requirements OF
the insurance law aforesaid
Now. Therefore, |, John c. Perkins,
Commissioner of Insurance of the State
of South Dakota, pursuant to the pro-
visions Of said laws, do hereby certify
that the above named company is fully
empowered through its authorized agents
to transact Its appropriate business OF
Fraternal Life Insurance in this
state, according 10 the laws thereof, until
the thirty-first day Of December, A. ID.
1905.
In Testimony Whereof, have hereuntc
set my hand and official seal at Pierre,
this 18th day Of March, A. ID. 1908.
(SeaL) JOHN G. PERKINS,
Commissioner of Insurance,
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Sale of Indian Lands

On petition,of WASH Snake sealed bids
inherited Indian lands will be received by
the United States Indian agent at the
agency, South Dakota, up to IL o'clock
noon of July 20. 1906:
Allotter deceased, Ram-ya- ma ni-win.
Southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of section 80, township 1913, and
range SO. e. Il. Jackson,
u. 5. Indian Agent
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Nohk4Hy (0xNucat8 OF Authority.
Whereas. The Globe Fraternal Ace,dsnt
Association. corporation organised IN.
Ger the laws Of Minnesota, has filed n
THIS ONCE = sworn statement exhibitinr
lfs condition ard business for the wear
ending December a. 1904. conforms ria
90 the requirements Or the laws 81 this
s stasc regulating the bnsissss 81 insur-
Whereas, rb<r said company has Ma
~. emo: : Suly certified copy Of 10
oharter. with eortificate OF orxantxatinn-
n compliance with the requirement. ~
me Insurance. law aforesaid: ~
NOV. Therofore. l, John G. Psrkin,
Commissioned o. Insurance az ths esss:
q South Dakota. pursuant t. the provis-
.enS "a nni1 laws, d. horebv certify that
the above named oompanv Z fuiix c,.-
powered. throu6a II outEosi1sd cssnfs.
accident Insurancs in tklS stste. scco,S.
m e q ,ns 49, shsssef. uettl ehe thirty
n Teetimony Wherocf, / nave hersnnsn
~, ~ w ~. hsn1 ard e1helsl seai 81 Pisrrn
3ss'''Se =, : JOHN kcsssfSs-s z f 3 3 1sss
Sm'ss1oner - lns0TanoA
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the year ending December 81, A. ID.
1904, OF the condition and affairs OF ths
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF NEW YORK,

organized under the laws of the state
OF New York. made TO the Commas
south Dakota. in pursuance of the laws
OF said state. President, Richard A.
McCurdy: Vice Presidents. Robert A.
Grannis, Walter r. Gillette; secretaries,
William J. Easton, Granville IA. White:
York City. Attorney for service OF
process in the State of South Dakota
information furnished by Commission
er of insurance. Organized or moor
porated April, 1912. Commenced BUSH
ness, 1S43
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company - t&ftttttttt Oh A0ttktAltfs
Whereas, The Brotherhood OF American
Yeofnen. corporation organized
under the laws Of Iowa, has
Aied In this office sworn statement
exhibiting It's condition and business for
the year ending December ~. 1904. con-
1ormahle to the requirements OF the laws
~ this state. regulating the business OF
1nnurances and.
Whereas. The said company has fiied in
1his Office y duly certified copy Of Its
charter with certificate Of organization,
n complancr with the requirements OK
1I1e insurance law aforesaid;
Now, Therefore, 1. John e. Perkins,
Commissioner Of Insurance. Of the state
~ South Dakota. pursuant 70 the pro-
visions at said laws, do hereby certify
that the above named company Ia fully
empowered through its authorized agents
- transact it, appropriate business or
maternal Life Insurance In this state.
according TO laws thereof. until the 3tst
~ Ok December IA. ~. 1903.
a Testimony Whereof. have hereunto
~ mx hand and ofiicial seal ~ Pierre,
This 9th day of February. ~. r.. 1905.
f3oaI) JOHN G. PERKINS.
e Commissioners Of Insurance.
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ANIMAL STATEMENT
Bor the year ending December 81, A. d
1904, OF the condition Of the
MODERN W0ODMEN OF AMER

organised under the laws of the state
OF Illinois, made to the Commissioner
Of Insurance OF the State OF South Da-
kota. pursuant to the laws OF said state.
Secretary, G. W. Halves, Head Clerk.
Incorporated, May, 1854. Commenced
business. January, 1883. Principal office.
Rock Island, H.
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rorce ......s........... S@o,oi ',oSt.W
COMPANY'S STATEMENT OF BCSI-
NESS TRANSACTED IN THn. STATE
OF SOUTH DAKOTA DURING THE
YEAR.
Premiums on risks written. 81 100. 80
Amount of risks written. $3.50. 13O 5000
Losses incurred daring the
year Observation-Disclosures. 1,36S.07
Losses paid during the year. 1856 80
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ANN AL STATEMENT
For the year ending December 81, A. ID
1904, of the condition of the
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
WOMEN

of Iowa, made 10 the Commissioners OF
Insurance OF the State of South Da-
kota. pursuant 10 the laws OF said state.
President, J. c. Paul; Secretary, w. ~.
Davy. Incorporated December. 1897
Commenced business February, 1897
Principal Office. 410-4i2 Eighth street,
Yl<xa or Inr
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SALTLAKERS IN GOTHAM
mn nrrnnnnn ulllrnnn nnItnn nnnnI,rInW
8pocIol Correspondence,

oNeclol Correspondence,
n EW YORK, July 2i,,-Onc Of the
IN mos, enjoyable trips around
] New York these lorrld days "
The Seeing New York Yacht"
.Our OF Manhattan island, These small
poow leave every day at 10 o'clock a,
W. ana 9iSO y. m, from the pier nt the
,9o' OF West Twcniy.socond street ana
Nor'h river A lecturer Ia ON board,
auu no point OF interest oaoapes him
~" lohd OF information IN remarkable,
I'VE scenery, az one approaches the
'v''u cNd near "spuylon Duyyll," ana
yD' wv the boat IN swinging into tho
Non1 old Hudson, In beyond dcecrlu.
'''' us grandeur ana beauty cannot
~ uN'elled IN this land, II we may OK.
wv 'of'aln points IN the ~, Lawrence
p'pr ana tho Columbia river Evory
too' OF land along the Hudson liz Mia.
sY'' ana The east aide OF Manhattan
'1uollS interesting, the route Hes
'Veq 10 Iilockwclls and Brothers lsl.
p' Whloh places are constant oh.
,vVS OF sympathetic curiosity, not only
p v.n ,ourlhlv, but from residents, The
nrooNlyn and now East river brldros
s",v " Tor u largo share OF attention,
h 1" W. mo many private yachts owned
1I,y" mul.lmi'lionalres, anchored In tho
harlem and utd.ou ,i,o,. p,
~ p'"eeS on a miniature scale olnlm
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:, frank Boslook M TO tho relative
Ilmaully of training different kinds OF
otvnro boasts was tho cause OF Soma
lo,leemcnt at Conoy Island, whore llos-
enop has an animal show II II pop-
Nary supposed IN the direc, nclghbor.
Sood that you couldn't DRAG BoHtock
aith A log chain into IN enclosure with
nv animals " tho Kind that ARE train.
a. 10 submission against their nature,
NJ anyonc In chowod up by the lions, II
moni be Boslook, After the perform.
'neo ono night last year several per.
'ona woro IN liostocke arena, among
Nom George Consldlnc, 4 securely
,ocl,ed box Of pythons lay upon tho
Coor and Bostock was telling what fear.
mi things would happen " the snakes
noto 10 net loose, Nonsense" oy.
,,olmed Consdinc and lhorQupon no
MAKO IN tho pndlocke With n stone
and dragged the pyihona nll about the
,iaeo, "liostock couldn't scare me-"
saId ho afterward "for knew the
mikes wero 'dopcd'," Tho same night
po,lock was telling about one OF HIS
ieonards that was the most fearful
Mast no had over encountered con.
,ldlno laughed stepped over 10 the
essc and M tho dreaded beast n no.
sounding lhump on the top OF his head,
10 Paige Smith, formerly a we'll
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~ 70 onset the yllalnlcs gong on IN
llagln's sphere OF action are compare
lyoy nowhere,
discussed thls point with q brand.
daughler Of Charles Dickens yesterday,
hal she agreed that no dramatlAt, how.
ever sMlful, would ever be likely TO
MAKE u real play out OF a Dickens nov.
81 Without building Il around some one
group OF characters, ruthlegAly cutting
Out everything that did not pertain TO
one SCI OF incidents and filling In the
Sans from his own imagination ~ OK
pcol' she added that we would all
lte up In wrath and say This isn't
DICKENS yet II might he done without
ne sacrifice Of any Of the real spirit OF
nhe novel"
miss Dickens supplies suggestion
Phal N interesting, She believes that
" pay Of the sort outlined could he
pnado from "Our Mutual Friond,"
noyc rarely n ever, dramotlgcd, The,
uoY'l consists ~ two stories which
nave scarcely anything to do with caon
P'hoL one OF tho two N the strong,
simple dramatic story OF the love of
lLuBono Wraybhn and Bradley Head.
E,ono for Lizzie ileSam, with Charlie
llleSam, jennie Wren, Jennles bal
noyi Rogue Rdorhood, and perhaps
Im lMdlady " the "SlS Jolly Fellow.
Fnlp'Porlers' for tho rest Of the caal
pm Q'her words "Our Mutual Fnond"
Wlh inc mutual friend lori out ana
'.Moaoy Bonn and sllas Wogg eocrnc-
/, AIRY American dramotlsl IN welcome
no lne ldea, but ! think he ought 20
Rnhl acknowledgements on his play.
mn 10 Mlm Dickcna He might ontcr
'n'o an arrangement like The one made
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the admiration OF All they are " nll'
Sizes ana cOlOrA, according to the funry
Of The OWLcr Think of cllclng the
island OF Manhattan IN two hours ANA
n hair on N trim little boat, with conn
Portable ncots aud a line awning OVER
head, for Che small sum Of 81,
Al last sundays services Of the Lat
tcr-dnY Saints Mrs, Mary Kellogg of
Lake Grove, J., H. ana her daughter,
Mrs, Smith Of New york were visitors,
Mrs Kellogg has been a member of
the Church nonrly ~ years, being an
old fuond OF Mr. and Mrs Benedict
father ana mother Of the late DrE
Joseph and Denton Benedict, and also
Intimate with the Denton Ritter and
Hammond families Mrs, Kollogg IN n
very Interesting character, aud related
many circumstances connected WITH the
above named families II N seldom
she ~ seen In New York distance ami
her age Keep her close AT home anu
only rarely can she visit with friendD
this aldo OF the srldg.
Mlas Blanche ThomDs, who IN living
at W Manhattan avenue, viii leave
Thursday Tor chnulauqua 10 visit for
two weeks Win her sister, Miss Roso
Thomna The sisters have not met for
some time and u happy Nunlon VIII
mark the event
Tuosdny the 18Th, David Mcdonald,
who has been studying medicine IN
Philadelphia Tor two years, arrived M
Now York on his way 80 Vermont 10
Walt ana take photogrn phlc Views OF
The birthplace OF the Prophet Joseph
Smith, Mr. McDonnld'e wife ana chld
are Visiting for the summer IN Europe,
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Y, but has boon prominent among yo.
col noloetH here for several years, w
going To produce ia October az one OF
the wost-ond lhoatcra, AN opera to he
called "GWcnoyoro," for which the mu.
ale WAS writton for him 10y Vincent
Thomas, ANA the book by Ernest Rhys,
a wen known Welsh man.of.lettors, 0u,
thor Of several romnnces and volumes
Of verse, Mr. few VIII take the part
Of merlin" In this version OF the
Mthurlan legend
Another notable musician who comes
from New York state, Miss Ethel New.
comb has Just sailed for home Tor n
brief holiday from hsl work az con.
cert pianist and assistant IN Vienna to
Ioechotgky She returns I'm the an.
tumn 10 play with the Quoena Hall
orchestra and 60 rive one OF two Lone
don poclt0ls on her own account
Another American grl who attracted
attention NJ the end OF the season horc
was Miss Ruth DyO Yer piano recital
at Bochstcn hall under The PATRONAGE
of the American ambassador won much
favorable notice, Among the other
Americans who have caught the purlc
eye IN London IN spite OF the oyor-
crowded concert season, have been Mira
Rolllo Dordon.Low, Francis McMlllcn,
ylolinlsl, and Frederick Fairbanks. pl-
nnlst \ Canadian soprano, with
voice ~ beautiful quality, ana with
rare plfi of expression, " Miss Mar.
gnrot Huston who gave one recital hore
nj the end OF the Ronaon ana who IN
looked upon Ms one of the most nromlse
mg OF the newcomers from ncross he
Alitniic, CURTIS BROWN,
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a DAcK.nANDED APOLOGY,

Anyone who hnn heard the district
attorney ~ Now York speak, knows
mat the man " quito pH FRANK ns he
II Known ~ be sincere, but seldom has
Mr. Jerome delivered himself Of va
buck'hnnded AN apology us that one
which closed hig mlcst public uttcr-
nnce, We had been spending somo-
what longor than he had been schod.
nlod 10, and realizing this be- said he
had not realized the llighl of Ms time.
" would apologize ont ana out" hr
won't on, but whenever | start 10 do
mat ! always remember the formcrR
reply IN the incubator man. The agent
hnd been poslcrlng him for hall an
hour or moro 10 buy one NJ his ma.
ohlnos dwelling with particular oms
phuHls on the fact lhat lhoac inouba.
tors could hulch ont a eollmg OF egpR
several dnys quicker than any hen
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Miss Anderson Delights
Her Oldtime Teacher.
is

nlng ont into the lighter and less lln-
clouH quality "Nho NJ the frat cqs-
inlto' mNs Prof stephens, "Hho l,as
escaped this damage In going abrond
10 study unless ! except Mrs, Bosria
Dean Allison who remains today the
only uuo oOntralo ~ the many I'm
'ontralio VOlvos found hero IN tin
S0s and gOg The rest some rightly
ana Humo wrongly .hNyo bcen trans
formed into mo22o sopranos gems far
loss rare aud boautlhll than the true
conlralto, All praise 10 the Berlin
teuchur for preserving W. rare spoc.
imon Of The real conlralto yoloe,"
Miss Anderson followed with lighter
ana varied numbers, some In French,
others IN italian on German, finally end-
INK with Hpndols Largo sung In pure
English This classic, fun OF breadth,
tenderness ana beauty told what n neld
might be for Mlss Judith IN oratorio,
did she ever desire TO follow profession.
al life,
Miss Anderson's first public appear
nnce win not take place for about two
months yet but she VIII soon begin
work rohonrsing with Prof Mcclellan,
ANA taking up occasional studies with
Prof stephens
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NEWS Of the LONDON STAGE
-,

spoeal correspondence
oNDON, July ib,--I,coibohm Trees
| remarkable production OF "OlIycr
| Twist doesn't shed much light on
~ tho subject Of whether or not
Dickens can ever BIO dramaiIsed, but II
adds memorable figure TO tho gallery
of Trees characters" lie out-l'aglns
Fgln, A more crafty, cruel, Shiny,
snufnIng, dirty object than the Tree
brand Of Fagn could not be imagined
He "a Of closer kin to Mr., Trees zeal.
ibin" than to a human being, lie and
Nancy and Blll sykes are the whole
SHOW. and poor little Oliver, and the
good Mr Brownlow, and the lay ngurcs
VINO supply the pretty sentiment where.
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by J NJ Barrie win small boy friend
OF MS VINO supplied one line IN "Potor
fuh' ANA To whom In consequence tho
dran0lsl rollglously paid u royalty of
one penny nlahi throughout the run
Of the piece
,,Nonyns Cnrrs dr0muiiznlion NJ
"oliyor Twist" w probably an good a
pay M anyone could make out of "A
Dloknns book In the orthodox fashion
ana II was received with 50 much ap.
plhubo that MI Tree announced nficr
that II would be put on fof run next
season
Taking opora ana concerts together
this has probably been the biggest year
on record for American mnsIrans In
London The latest and perhaps the
most interesting item from this source
IN iho announcement that whitney
Tow who comes from jamestown, N,
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could. Every plea was met with ~
polld no. however tlll nj last the
salesman made his nnnl bid My dear
slr' said he, / really don't think YOU
quite appreciate what a saving ths
time clomont would BRING YOU
'SayinR2 Saving Of WHAT mortod
lhoh SON the soil, saving NJ my hens
ilmo2 what the deuce do I care for
hons limcY"
A. Mr. Jerome seated himself tina
audience wondered II he really ihouRhs
he had been talking 10 a lot Of chicks
pun
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ARTHUR SIIEpJIIcRD

NIfTTUH SHEPHERD,
DIRECTION SALT LAKE THEATRE
nony, Studio Room No, ! Hooper a KId.
redGe Block. " Main Street Phone 2lsly,
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n Nlss jrplru ANDERsoNs
V hrI hearing m rUh since her
wlum NuH had the other Owe.
nIng at pln0 Lodge, prof Sto-
phqnH' cosy homo ON state ana rwclflh
south ln ,ho presence of her parents,
MI ana Mw Evan Arthur and Prof
'lcphcns. hcr old homo teacher whom
enc 0rst lcamcd that she had voice.
Mlm Anderson at once attacked
masterpiece "rho song Of Dollah,
from saint scans great mcrcd opera,
samson and DolIluh," ana IL settled at
once the question of bcr achievements
during tho past two yours with Mad.
anne 'orolli, Rich ana full ana pro.
duced win equal ease, was oyory tone
from below The stan up ia \ above,
And while not excessively dramatic
20 the eStont ot being SHAGGY" the
true ring NJ varied passion ,hrIled In
every Phrase. she Is a true oonirallo
in hen tone quality but she has the
reBlNor of "a moSgo soprano In the up
per octave, without for moment thin.
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GEORGE T., SHELTON,
Teacher Of Violin.
" ~nwy nv johnson.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

,ufaduHlo from Trinity College, London 4,
References and Studios Room ', Hoard
Of Trade building
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known theatrical business manaeor
put more lately Identified with Inc
booking Of attractions IN tie vaudeville
lheaters, ~ Just emerging from an m.
ness mat very nearly proved fatal
smith wna first attacked WIN pncuno.
ma, ana an that lofl him ne wna seized
WIN Whal appeared ~ DO meningitis.
Only the most remarkable vitality env.
ed hlt life. When tho late Mr. Eyrlck
~ Cleveland was Killed recently IN A
railway wreck, he was ON bla nav la
deliver certain securities TO Smith for
a loan of $1,000, of which thorr IA mo-
record, 80 hat smith, while lucky Ia
ne awe ISN'T 80 forunolo In none.
tafy sense,
George Evans. "Tho Honey Row. one
OF the best known performers m ynulo.
Nlle ~ io lhkn up the Legitimate"
Stage win tho boRmnmg or The com.
NIX season He has been cnanged by
Kay Comsiock for the principal NAM IN
'Tho linnaNHyH' This is The rolo
played by The llllputin, Mr.. Dunn
mus far IN the history of the piece I'm
question Evans has been a black face
comedian heretofore, ana llo question
or how no VIII set alonp Without his
purhi cork IA of some little interest,
LEANDER RICHARDSON.
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ONLY 800.
Ogden and Return.

Via oregon Short Live, Round trim
only 800 dood Tor any train NJ 10
! 40 p, m inclusive, city Ticket once
.nl MINI 81.
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rop RENr-so11rH SIDE.

1881 18th st-8 rooms. modern, furnace.
1901 10th ave-9 rooms, modern, furnace.
1918 10th ave. rooms, modern.
2119 Quinlan aye.-S rooms, modern.
924 18th St. rooms, large lot, Groom
servants house.
719 2lst st.-s rooms.
s1S 18th ST. rooms, modern, furnace.
1912 Ave H-6 rooms, modern.
1925 Ave. II rooms, modern.
S006 Highland ave.-S rooms.
2O2i Ave. E-5 rooms, modern.
500 Dist st-5 rooms, modern
Gu 22d St. rooms.
NORTH SIDE.
Southwest corner 9Th ave. and 10th st.-12
rooms. modern.
502 10Th ST rooms.
SIS 18th st.-10 rooms. brick modern.
624 10Th ST. rooms, modern.
17O4 9Th ave.-7 rooms. modern.
l701 5th ave.--6 rooms, modern.
2612 9TH ave. rooms.
2419 4th ave.-s rooms.
2421 4th ave.-S rooms.
500 14th st.-5 rooms.
STORES FOR RENT.
21O9 Morris ave.-25xS2Ds, railroad, four
stories
$40 N. goth st-9Ox9o stories, alley. cor
ner.
First ave, bet. nth and 18th sts.-25x
First ave-, bet 18th and 10Th sts.-25x
1929, stories
Store room at Five Points.
T. L. ANGLIN G. CO.,
Phones 1923 2024 Third Ave-
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JOHN 3. BETHEA,

Steiner Building.
Bell phone 1927. Peoples 22O7.
FOR RENT.
Residences, October l.
1903 North 23d street, 6 rooms, $3.50.
2601 7th avenue, rooms s35.
GA North I'D street, s rooms, $45.
21G9 Sth avenue, rooms, $3.50
1920 18th avenue north, rooms. $25.
612 North nth street. rooms, 1925.
1914 4th avenue, rooms, $40.
1916 4th avenue, rooms, s35.
1918 4th avenue, rooms, $40.
400 North nth street, II rooms, $65.
2402 9Th avenue, rooms, $45.
2204 9th avenue, rooms, $50.
221S 9Th avenue four broom flats, each $685.
See list In News and Ledger.
w. 3. LEEDY & CO.,
Both Phones No. AZ 1l2 N. 21st st.
EXCLUSIVE SALE.
s75o-4sx2OO; 18th street. bet. 18th and 18th
ayes. North.
s4Jo0-50x240; on Belt line, near 18th St. /;
well improved; renting 500 per year.
s55O0-5x190, It'll ave-. near 14th St. North;
rents 1900 per year
w. a OLIVER & CO.
Room 49, Watts building. corner 3rd ave.
and 2Otn street Both phones 1882
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FOR SALE.


s2Oo0--6-room house with hall; cabinet
mantel; electric fixtures enclosed lot
61x1S1 on East Lake car line in Wood
lawn. Terms.
$780, lots in West End; bargain.
s140O-6 rooms; large hall; two lots 6Ox
$50; in East Lake. Terms.
5000 acres OF land in Cherokee county
$5O0O-17 acres of land on car line, three
miles from city; good house and out
Shouses we'll rented.
IS per acre, 1000 acres of good farm and
fruit land near Bessemer and Birm-
ingham.
s45oo-New Groom house, Georgia ave,
south.
$1450-5-room house on car line. East
Lake; in good repair and in nice neigh
borhood; very large lot and good wa
ter
$2000-Iot 50x20O, 10th ave. south.
s10oo-Lot fronting 1913 feet on macadam-
lied street, with two houses; room for
three more houses; this is in good dis
trict and we consider 1t a bargain.
s2500-S-room house in good repair; North
Highlands.
We have for rent several houses from
$40 to $50 per month,
lvEY BROS. REALTY CO.,