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The Washington times., 1905-06-29
HAD HARD TUSSLE
So WITH PICKED NINE

The Foundry team, in the Government
Printing Office League, defeated nine
picked from the electrical and engineer
ing department of the Government
Printing Office by 10 to 9. The engineers
put up a good game. and it was only
in the last inning that the regulars won
out.
Little, of the Engineers, did the best
work. getting four singles.
The Washington times., 1905-06-29
LATE BATTING RALLY
SAVED ST. PAUL BOYS

A batting rally in the eighth inning
enabled ST. Paurs. in the Episcopal
League. to score three runs and win
from ST. Johns Washington by to
6. The game was close throughout and
interesting. Wood and Thompson led
at the bat, with three hits apiece.
The Washington times., 1905-06-29
IMMACULATE BATTED
IN WINNING RUNS

; Immaculate Conception. the tail-ender
in the Marquette League, batted pitch
ers Ford ind johnson hard yesterday.
and beat st. Vincent's by 13 TO I. The
1mmaeulates got a lead of eight runs
in the third inning, and after that the
result was never in doubt. Sterzer led
in the batting, with four safeties.
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

BY Croson, Z; by Ford, 2; by Johnson,
.. Three-base hit-Camalier Two-base
hits-Croson and Johnson. Stolen bases
johnson (3), Moffit, Ford (2), Bremen
(2). Daley. Mack and Turner Double
ays-Coleman TO sMoffit to Johnson;
Mack TO Ford to Mack. Hit by pitcher
BY Ford, l. Wild pitch-Croson. Um-
pire-Mr Gray. Time of game hour
and IA minutes.
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Left on bases-St. Paul, 10: ST. John s,
9 Stolen bases-Hunter %, Mcknew
CD, Ross, Haryeycutter, Goodno.
Thompson %, Brooks. Struck out-Ry
Bya'am 6: by Brooks. }. Bases on balls
OFF Byram, 2; off Brooks. 5. Sacrifice
hits-Stevenson t2). Goodno. Umpire
Giddens. Time of game-1 hour and 80
minutes.
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

Jim Jackson, the English lightweight,
is in New York and is out looking for
trouble with any of the 1ss3- pound men
in the game for sig rounds 10 q finish
fight. Jackson has boxed such men as
George Dixon, George Justis, and Jack
Nelson, of England. TO q draw on the
other side and has good backing.
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30 o 9 O1 OBJ
L VINCENT 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 o

Earned runs-Immaculate. Ii: St. VIM
cent, S. F'irs tbase by errors-Immac-
ulate. G: st. Vincent, 3. Left ,n bases
Immaculate. 10; ST. Vincent, z First
base on balls-On Croson, 2: off Ford,
4: off johnson. 2. Innings -pitehed--By
Ford, 21a; by Johnson 6ll Hits made
OFF Ford, 4; off Johnson, g. Struck out
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First base by errors-Navy, 4; Interior,
T. Left on bases-Nayy, Z: Interior, 6.
First base on balls-Om McCarron, z;
off Mcknight, 6. Struck out-By Nc
hit-Nasf. Sacrifice hits-Bryart t2).
Fateman. Erwin. Stolen oases-Hughes,
Kraft, Clements. Sutton. Dougberty,
DeMar t2j. Bateman, Nash st2), Erwin.
Iotibie play-Batenan to Madden Hit
by pitchcr-By Mccarron, l.. Wild pitch
-MeCarron. Passed bali--Krafft. Tn
p;ra--Barr. Time OF game hours and
5 minutes
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

Matchmaker Pickell, of the New
Grand Rapids Athletic Club announces
that the .Fitzpatrick-Ryan bout which
was to have been pulled off at Battle
Creek, will now take place at the Ra-
mona Athletic Park, in Grand Rapids
on the night of July 3.
TOM ROLAND.
The Washington times., 1905-06-29
NOTES OF THE GAME.

1t was Mac versus Mac, with Navy
Mae getting the decision.
shorty Hughes made mis- first miscue
o. the season.
Bunts figured extensively, and they
We're hard TO handle.
The Middies are steering rapidly to-
ward the pennant-
Kraft had an injured arm which in
tcrfered with his throwing. However
i. did not prevent him from swinging
the willow for four safeties.
A number of the Middies of the Italian
navy saw the representatives of the
American Navy come out victorious. IT
was q good example
Collie Wahler made his debut IN the
league but the wild throw, letting in
run. was the only thing that he did TO
s'gnaiize the event.
Lofts two-base hit in the seventh de-
iiYored two tallies II a few others
cAud have landed as opportuneiy the
Story would be different.
shorty Hughes was busy dissenlinat-
ing spicy information, and he made
some difficult and speedy plays which
anouid square him for making an error.
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

Sam Langford, the Boston negro mid
adelrhia, are likely 20 be matched by
the Douglas Athletic Club, of Chelsea,
for fifteen rounds during the month OF
I.rlv
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

Innings in the first game, and won the
second game for the Highlanders by 3
te /. It looks as If it will be a long
time before Happy Jack is all in.
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

Harold s. Mahony, former lawn tennis
champion OF England in singles, was
Carab, County Kerry, Ireland. yester-
day.
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

Finish bouts are the only way to prove
a fighters worth, says John L. Sulli-
van. John is about right at that.
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Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

Ieycorn to help along the celebration Of
the Els victory over Harvard for the
intercollegiate baseball championship. !
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

Lou Scholes ard has partner. Smith,
Will row in the does In the national
regatta at Baltimore on August H.
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

Coach Ten Eyck.s theory that brute
strength overruies skill IN rowing was
gwen a severe setback yesterday when
his Syracuse crew lost to Cornell.
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

The time made by the yacht Hamburg
ir its race from KieL If which it fin
ished three minutes ahead og the Meteor
II. was six hours and tkirty-three min
utes.
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

Phil Lewis is slated for an awful
doom After having played with, a
good team IN the Tri-State League, he
has repented his action in jumping to
the outlaws and is going back to be
buried in Brooklyn.
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

The preliminary to the Grand Arneri-
can Handicap shoot, held at Indianap-
olis,s was, won by w. r. Crosby After
missing the first shot, he made 1893 con-
secutive hits.
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

Last night was one when even the
teetotalers of Yale used Old John Bar
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

1t was Mac versus Mac, with Navy
Mae getting the decision
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

dC stFStefHfuf .SCotS o]AS
: Chesbro's arm is dead, is it? Yester-
day he held Boston to two runs in five
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

Bob Fitzsimmons calls Salt Lake City
the Zion of Pugilism.
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

Riverdale defeated Brentwood by to
at Riverdale. Yesterday.
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

The Middies are steering rapidly to-
ward the pennant.
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

Bunts figured extensively, and they
We're hard TO handle.
The Washington times., 1905-06-29

Shorty Hughes made mis- first miscu
o. the season.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.

10 3 IL 10y
27s5 PARK Av, l2 ROOMS. ALL MOD
100 Sd ar S. brick dwelling and barn. S-00''
Il rooms, all modern $500
1854 Portland av, 16 rooms, all modern,
Darn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .... b0OO
1858 Portland av 10 rooms, modern.
stone and brick house ........... $500
III 9th st Sc, all modern. eight rooms,
barn ...................... $500
1925 Vine place. 8 rooms. bath. gas. city :, =
2501 Stevens av, 8 rooms. modern. 27.50
62s Sd av Sc, rooms, bath, gas, fur :
300 9th st Sc. 7 rooms. bath, gas. fur
mace, city water ..... ........... 25.O0
1927 linden az 10 rooms modern bath Ok 90
24S9 Portland av, 9 rooms. barn.. city
COS ed St, rooms, city water. bath. A'oo
gas MISUNDERSTANDING. 1880
$40 Franklin ay rooms, city water. 1850
23l1 18th S. first floor fiat. 5 rooms,
city water sewer and closet 800. 1900
Oil 10Th st, rooms, city water. 1000
$40 oath st. third tcor fiat, rooms.
bath. gas, city water. .......... 1000
12317a LIST av n, second floor fat, rooms.
city water ..................... 500
1os 2eth st. second floor, 8 rooms,
George odium, Manager,
300 Phoenix Building. Ill.,. ..4
FOR RENT-sX-RooM HOUSE, GAS, wa
line three blocks university Can Soi 18th t
HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED OR PACKED FOR
shipment by thoroughly experienced men. Boyd
Transfer & Storage Co., 46 Sd st S. .-s -
FOR RENT BY oWNER-A NEW sIx-RooM
modern house fat; this is fine; see it; 1900
Chicago av. Spencer.
FIvE-RooM COTTAGE, STA THOMAS Az s,
Cottage City; magnificent view of Lake Cal-
hOun. ..'.-
CHADBoURN & BRADEN, II 4th ST S, HAVE
flats and houses $40 to $45.
HOUSE AND BARN FOR RENT. INQUIRE
1916 Z 31st st.
FIVE-RooM COTTAGE; $40 9th ST S, SIG.
Furnished Houses. ....
WANTED-FURNIsHED HosUE, MODERN,
| for fall and winter, in good neighborhood. 81,
Journal. .... s.'r 49,
| sEvEN-RooM HOUSE, MODERN EXCEPT
heat. in pleasant location, $40 1903 10th
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued
LANpsEEKERs, RATE,

.
LANDsEEKERs' RATES
70 koochicting Falls, & Fort Frances, Rainy
River valley, koochiching Falls and Interna-
interesting point on the continent to home.
seekers and investors. Now Is the time to
Realty Or s Wft oor ns BiGg
Minneapolis.
$1,000 TAKES THIS FINE LITTLE FARM OF
80 acres, farm house 1ex24 feet, barn and
crop, 10 acres cleared, 20 acres fine white
oak timber; five miles from st. Michaels,
f nv, miles from Monticello, quarter-mile from
school and church; rich level land. John L.
. Neal, s2l N. w. building.
1870 ACRES, NEAR WAvERLY; EASY TERMS.
100 acres, near Wahpeton; very cheap.
80 acres a near Becker; machinery, stock, crop.
so acres, near Minnetonka; bargain.
80 acres, Burnett county, Wis; make offer.
Charles NJ Morton, 30O-S02 Nicollet Ay.
zoo 900 ACRES. Ass1N1Bo1A AND sAs-
valley, Wis. IS; selected tracts. Agents
2s5 Boston Block. Minneapolis.
$3.50 ONLY PER ACRE-HAvE FIVE BROAD
acres, 4Oth st and 18th av S; could not be
better located; handy to street cars; good
same as six lots 4ox12s; just little over
single acre? Phone Twin City I'll.
LANDsEEKERs-wE HAVE A NUMBER OF
improved farms from $500 to $500. 60 to IS
miles from Minneapolis; also few improved
honesteads from 5000 to $500.
u. S. Homestead Land Co.,
302 Nicollet Av Minneapolis.
FOR SALE BY owNER-12o ACRES, WELL
improved farm, four miles east Of Bertha,
guaranteed good land on main road; 70 acres
fine field, % acres meadow, balance in tim
Der; all necessary good buildings. Gilbert
Olson. Bertha, Mimi
1000 FARMS FOR SALE IN THE GREAT
Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Send for
magazine giving full information. Inclose
stamp to pay postage. Sam F. Wilkinson,
Cofeyville, Kan.
-. 100 CANADIAN LANDS.
Bargains in farms. 100 acres up Snaps in
tracts one to fout sections, nea: raii-oad.
Assiniboia, Manitoba. Write for description
and price. e. L. Camp, 515 Guaranty bldg.
FOR SALE AT BARGA1N-2K MILES FROM
Truman, Martin county. Mimi, good i'm
proved 160-acre farm with crop which prom
o. F. Meyer, Box "a, Fairmont, MINI.
40-ACRE FARM, EDNA, EXCELLENT SOIL
best location, gravel road. fine timber, build
ings; SO, 200. Act quick. Yale Land Co.. 20t
4th st S.
| INFORMATION FREE-cANADIAN LANDS.
r. R. Stoner, Canadian Government Agent,
2S1 Boston Blk. Minneapolis. MINI.
LANDS 40 TO 100000 ACRES, GATES 90.
Eae 26s Bank %1 go Bi ds week
a WELL-IMPRovED FARM, BIG STONE
county, 70 exchange for merchandise. e. 81
Stephens, Ortonville, MINI.
GRANT COUNTY, IS. D., rs ONE OF BEST
| 100 acres at $40. Address S. D. Hillman
city.
LANDsEEKERs' CANADIAN BUREAU OF IN
formation. 51s Guaranty BLDG: Information free
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE
WANT THE BEST IMPROVED FARM ANY
size, that $1,000 cash will pay for. Owners
only answer. P. o. Box 1885, WateryilIe
MINI. -.s'
WANTED-LISTINGS OE MINNEAPOLIS REAL
estate; houses. lots and nearby acres; buyers
1nquirfng daily. Newhall. $50 Temple Court
WANTED-BEsT HOUSE 5000 CASH AND $50
monthly will buy; in answering give number
price and full particulars. 1922 Journal.
WANTED-GooD BUILDING LOT ON GRAND
bargain. Main BASIL.
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Unimproved.

$$5GAREE II a Ay N ne a "a 81 41l2
~ oa improvements paid for. ..
$1,2oo-Humboldt av near Franklin, 47x129;
street improvements
Sl,O50-G1rard or Humboldt av, between 22d
and oath SITS; street improvements.
81, 6oO-1rvfng av. corner ED st, 1OOx15O; street
s9oo-Lake st. between Irving and James, 40
x123. .---
s1,5oo-Lake Of Isles boulevard, near Euclid
place, 50x135; street improvements.
1929 95o-2Gth st. near Euclid place, 5Ox155. T.
sooo-Peasant av near Lake st. 4ox124; street
S4oo-Harriet av,, near 34th st. 4sx1so; street
improvements ~ -
$'6o-Pllsbupy az, near Lake st. 47xe15; street
s425-steyens av,, near Gath st, 42x1so; street
5000 av $, near Saith ST. 42x1so; street i'm
s5oo-Grand az, near s2d ST. 42x1ao; street i'm
$soo-Pillsbgry az: corner s2d 6, eoxss; street
s525-IIumboldt ay $, near sadsst i4ox12o; street
Improvements. --EEE' - = :
$300-5th av s, near 3Sth st. 4ox181. " -.
$275-3d ay S, near 3Sth st, 4Ox13O ..--
Stevens av snd 3 81 and a,cS
pooVEAidrlch aV 5, between 45th and 46th SITS,
$7oo-Dell place, between 44th and 45th SITS, Lake
eeoo Harriet 4sx145; street improvements
street improvements. ~ - ''N = > at'
se5o-:sd av $, near 9th st, s5x12s; all street
improvements. .'....-..
S325-15th av near S2d st, s5x12a; all street
improvements. -. - .t0.'-5
$25o-2eth av $, 2sth st, 4sx157. 4
S2oO-3Oth ay 5, near 2Sth ST.
| Yale 4ealty Co., 206 4th s S. = g.;
$soo-22d ST BETWEEN Goth AND 3oth AVS,
| 40x120. south front.
$275-29th between franklin and 22d st,
4Ox15S. west front.
| 2O0-Each-Franklin av between Goth and goth
| avs, 25x122. north front.
| $3OO-2Sth ay S between Franklin and 22d st,
| = 40X150, west front
25O-Each-Franklin av between 25th and 26th
avs, 25x122.
$250-Franklin sv between 24th and 25th avs,
/. 25x122. = -. -
$450-22d st between Oath and Goth avs, 4Ox12O,
| south front
s4oo-24th st between oath and 25th avs. 4ox12O
Il south 'front.' .- Ill.,. -
$300-29th av s between POD and oath SITS, s7z
1853, east front. r.
$350-22d st between 2Sth and 10Th avs 4Ox12O
north front. r..
$275-24th st between Goth and Both avs, 4ox122
south front -.
$3oo-30th av S between ed and oath SITS, 4oz
1853. east front.
s400-3oth av corner cath st. 4Ox122. east ant
| south front.
$4oo-2sth av s corner Gath st. 5okx122 west
! and south front. s
$400-30th av s corner 22d st, 40z12o, east ant
north front. - ~
4 Yale Realty Company POO 4th ut 8
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Hamburg-4merican.

Plymouth-Cherb ourg-Hamburg
First sailing at intermediate rates by
Deutschland. July 20 zPatricia 5000. Aug s
zPennsylvania. July % c*Moltke ..... Aug. II
zRhaet1a. July 20 ZWaldersee Aug. 10
c*Bluecher Aug. 3 c*Deutschland. Aug. "a
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Dover for London and Paris to Hamburg. sDirect.
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COWS. DOCS AND POULTRY
CLAIRVoYANTs
CUTLERY GRINDING
FLORISTS

NEW YORK FLORISTS. WASH Az s; FLOW
81 ers for all occasions: expert on: funeral de-
IS efcns Out-of- town orders solicited, T. C, 172S
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
WANTED TO RENT.

-
WANTED-BY AUG. TO Is, MODERN OR
Broom house. furnished fat for the winter:
central location preferred give price and par
tlculars; very desirable tenant. Address
94I6, Journal.
Tor period of years. good eight or nine-room
heuse, between University av and 9Th st and
oth and 18th avs Sc. Address 9577, Journal.
WANTED TO RENT-GooD MODERN SEVEN
TO nine-room house in south or southwest part
OF city, family of three; best of references
L. A. Howard 1878 Winthrop av, Chicago
WANTED-TO RENT DURING AUGUST.
small furnished cottage on some lake far from
the maddening crowd; references given. $685.
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diseases arising
from a diseased
or impure blood
supply. IF you
have Scrofulao or
any tendency
that way write
no all about vour
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Farm Lands.

s., ooo-1o BROAD ACRES, CENTRAL Av NE,
81 $500 acres near the reservoir, NE.
81 1910 acres, st. Louis Park, near car line.
So 100 7oo-s sSo acres, Redheld, South Dakota.
$3.50 an acre, 1,120 acres, Burleigh Co., Nd
$7oo-160 acres, Kidder county, N. b.
settlement. t5Is-
$50 acres, improved, Lisbon, Ransom county;
sacrifice
800 acres, Darlington, stutsman county, N. d.;
sacrifice
GAO acres, Michigan; clear; to trade; match me-
NJ. P. Hobart Land Co., Established 1882.
WE HAVE FROM 10 TO $500 ACRES OF LAND
In Bayfield, county, Wisconsin; will sell you
farm Of 40 acres for $25 cash and balance Toe
I. try; we have put several hundred farmers here
in past two years. Call or write for full
particulars
Guaranty Land & Investment Co..
82S-S30-S32 Guaranty Loan Building.
TWO SNAPS THAT WON'T LAST LONG-ONE
600 acres and the other 800 acres; No. I
Il at one-half actual values; the 600-acre tract
has fine spring brook crossing one forty.
Z Both ide9l sheep ranches; easy terms; titles
perfect. ADDRESS Box Is. sprifg Brook, wis.
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any medical advice you may need.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

PREMos, CENTURIES. WE ARE
the leading agency in the northwest for thea,
leading cameras; developing and finishing done.
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: large clientele we have, enabled to
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let
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29
FOR SALE
Houses

FOR SALE
s12, 2,OOO-11 rooms, w. 9Th St; good for
$SOOO-S-room house, large lot, Lincoln
ST., close to Figueroa.
S7500-2 flats of rooms each, Grand
View, near Eighth.
home, s. Bonnie Brae, tract.
$65OO-S-room house, swell home, w.
ss5Oo- st rGons s5 cl9se W. Fifth st., modern in
S6000-S 70 rooms, s. modern, story; w ID st.
A bargain.
$375O-6 rooms, fine home, Winfield st.,
near Burlington.
$35OO-6 rooms, nice home, Winfield st.,
$4,000 rooms, nice home, e. Path; this is
a bargain.
s3OOO-6-room bungalow, large rooms,
Roxbury ST., near cars
s2SO0-6 rooms, East Vernon close to
$2SOO-6 rooms, w. 18th St, value in lot;
close in; bargain.
s275O-5,room new bungalow, nice loca-
s26OO-5 rooms, reception hall, modern, w.
21st st.
$1,000 rooms and bath. modern, up to
date home, New Hampshire st.
S26O0-6 rooms, E. Adams, $1,000 cash;
balance like rent.
S25OO-6 rooms, nice little home, w. SSth
St; good terms.
S2250-6 rooms, close in on New Hamp-
shire St, handy to cars.
$2200-6 rooms, w. 21st St, nice little
home; value In lot.
$21O0-7 rooms, E. 32d ST., close to Main
and cars.
Homes of above description, nicely To-
Gated, can be had on cash payments ano
easy terms. We have a large list.
Also a large list of well located lots
in different parts of the city, from $3.50
up; can be sold for cash or on easy
terms.
j. A. MORLAN SS CO.,
2O2-2O3 Fay bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29
ABOUT THE LIVING ROOM.

While the living rooms in each of
these houses are not exact duplicates,
they are so much alike that this one
description will give you a correct idea
of all of them. They are finished in an
tique oak, paneled five feet high, with a
beautiful wooden frieze; there Is large
circular bay window, very handsome old
gold brick mantel, woodwork of which
Is ornamented with burnt design. Set
in one of the panels of the mantel is n
painting of the Santa Barbara Mission,
which adds much to the beauty of the
mantel; the fixtures are in mission style;
a very attractive room and one that
would appeal to almost everyone looking
for home.
Each Of the houses has an oak en-
trance, with art and plate glass win
dows; floors downstairs are hard wood,
upstairs rock maple; built-in window
seats and cozy corners and very fine
buffets; beamed ceilings. and paneled
walls. Grounds are all nicely made up.
You will be surprised at the low figures
we can quote you on every one of these
1896 Alvarado, 1892 Alvarado, 114S Mag
nolia, 1144 Magnolia. When you are out
today make It point to go around
and see these houses.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29

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CLOSE IN BARGAIN.
CLOSE IN BARGAIN
NEAR FIGUEROA STREET.
NEAR FIGUEROA STREET.
A fine 10-room residence with all mod
ern improvements, beautifully finished
and decorated.
LOT 50x150.
Has been held at $4,000, but as owner
is moving away, will make great sac
rifice and will deliver this property at
the extremely low price of $500. Terms,
small payments down, balance first
mortgage at per cent. The lot alone
is worth $780, and the house could not
be duplicated today for less than $4,000.
JAS. V. BALDWIN,
536-537-53S HERMAN w. HELLMAN
BLDG,
4TH & SPRING SITS.
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