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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16

honal Rifle association and probably
 half of these will be represented in
 this match. It is expected that there
 VIII be not less than five hundred en-
 tries ln the presidents match for the
 Individual Championship of the Uni
 ter States. This match Is open to All members of the army, navy, marine corps, naval reserve and state militia or national guard. The winner will hold the military championship for one year and will receive the cham. pionship medal accompanied by an autograph letter from President Roosevelt. A prize of $50 goes with the above and there are seven other cash prizes in this match. The recoe- hilton accorded this match by Presi- dent Roosevelt has made it of as much importance in this country as the kings match is in England, which was attended this year by King Ed ward who personally presented the medal to the winner.
 Another interesting feature will be the cadet match shot for the first time. After much effort the National Board secured teams from Annapolis and West Point and teams from Princeton and Cornell have also en. tered. The winning team will hold the Cadet Cup" presented by the Na- tional Rife association for one year. There are no cash or ivndiiudla ed'aa There are no cash or individual prizes in this competition which is strictly between universities. It is hoped this contest will evoke so much friendly rivalry between the schools that rife clubs will be formed at most of the leading universities and the contest grow in interest from year to year. The range at Sea Girt has been placed in perfect condition and although there will be twice as many teams competing as ever before. no trouble is anticipated.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
INTERSTATE RIFLE SHOOT.
Second Connecticut Team Tied for
 Third Place.

Third Place.
 Wakefield. Mass. Aug 16-An inter- state rifle shoot which has brought to Wakefield many expert marksmen from the different New England states was begun here yesterday on the range of the Bay State Military Rifle associ ation. The shoot is under the auspices of the recently formed New England Military Rifle association and it IS planned to hold such events here an nually. Representatives of the Rhode Island. New Hampshire and Connecti- cut militia came yesterday and the Maine team is expected to arrive to- day.
 Unfavorable conditions prevailed throughout the afternoon and good scoring was difficult.
 The Maine shooters won the cadet trophy with score of 2S7. The first team of Battery B. Massachusetts Heavy Artillery. took second prize. with score of 2S3. and the Co A team of Wakefield and CO F, Second Con- necticut. were tied for third, both scoring 279.
 The best individual score was made by Private George W. Chesley of the Wakefield team. He scored B out Of a possible B points on the 500 yards range. As
 Two of the events, the Essex rapid fire match and the individual squattcd competition, were postponed until to- day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
GRIFFITH REMOVED.

Cincinatti, Aug. 16.-The National Baseball commission, comprising Chairman Garry Hermann of this city; President Ban Johnson, of tine American league and President Harry Pulliam, of the National league, met here yesterday to consider Johnson's $ charges that Howard Griffith, of Jer- sey City, had conspired to disrupt the American league, one of the parties to the National agreement.
 After the commission had been called to order resolution reciting recent action of the National Associ- ation of Professional Baseball leagues in regard to Griffith was read, in which it was announced that Griffith had been .'summarily removed" from all connection with the National As sociation and from the National Board of Arbitration. In view of this fact, the commission decided that as the individual against whom charges had been made was no longer connected with baseball, the case was not before the commission and it was therefore formally stricken from the records.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
BICYCLING
CYCLE STARS TO nEETIN
 RACE TOMORROW NIGHT

Frank Kramer, Iver Lawson. Willie Fenn, Joe Fogler, Menus Bedell and many other crack bicycle riders will De seen in competition in a twenty mile race at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. In order to insure action from the beginning to the end Of the race the management has offer ed special prizes for the leader at the end of each mile.
 The meeting of these star perform CTS will go long way toward settling the question of superiority among them. The race last Monday night was not satisfactory owing to a mis- take made by Willie Fenn, who be- came confused toward the finish. and allowed Kramer to win in walk. The former announces that he is still out for the championship and that he will demonstrate his ability to beat the other riders in tomorrow nights contest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
CANADIAN YACHTS SECOND WIN
Temeraire Finishes ] Minute 2S Sec
 onds Before the Iroquois.

leueTdlFe T lHlsues ] Minute -S sec
 onds Before the Iroquois.
 Charlotte, N r.. Aug 16.-By de feating the Iroquois yesterday, the Temeraire, challenger for the Canada cup. scored her second victory. The challenger now has but one more race to win in order to capture the cup, while the Iroquois has only one win to her credit.
 The heavy weather yesterday again favored the Royal Canadian Yacht clubs representative, and the Tener- aire finished 1 minute 2S seconds be- fore the Iroquois.
 A triangular course. three miles to each leg. was sailed twice. making a total distance of eighteen miles. The Iroquois was first over the line, start ing at II o'clock. She was followed fifteen seconds later by the Temeraire. The Canadian yacht pointed better than her rival and footed faster. Tn fifteen minutes the Temeraire took the lead well to windward of the Iroquois.
 The Temeraire completed the first round well in the lead, but in the broad reach home on the second round the American yacht gained The Iro- quois could not overcome the lead of the challenger and the Temeraire passed the finish line winner at :33 :32. The Iroquois finished at :35nO
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
THE PUGlLISTS.
ARTICLES OF
 AGREEMENT
The Britt and Nelson Set Are Noteworthy Ones -hore Fight News of Interest to All.

Articles of agreement entered into between James Edward Britt. repre- sented by w. F. Britt. and Battling Nelson. Represented by Billy Nolan ard James V. Coffroth, representing the Colma club, etc. witnesseth:
 The Colma club hereby offers 65 per cent of gross receipts for contest be tween Britt and Nelson between the Ith and 11th days of September. 1905 at an arena to be designated by them The Colma club guarantees that con testants enc of gate receipts will be at least S20,0O0-that is, so far as Britt is concerned; in other words:
 If Britt wins. the club gives him 65 ner cent of gate receipts and guaran- tees that same amounts to s20,C0O. If Nelson wins he is to receive 65 per cent of receipts without guarantee.
 Britt and Nelson agree 10 box forty five or more rounds. winner to take entire contestants end of the money.
 Britt and Nelson agree that Marquis of Queensberry rules shall govern the contest, gloves of regular size to be ,sed, and contest to be given in ac-
 
 Britt and Nelson agree to weigh m at j3 bounds at 10 a. m. on the day of contes. at Harry Corbett's.
 Contestants to be prepared to enter the ring between the hours of 1 and $ o'clock on day of contest.
 Referee to be selected by contestants on or before evening of August 26. 1905.
 Britt and Nelson agree to forfeit S2.- 5D0 each to the club in event of their failure to agree upon referee.
 Automatic clock to be installed by the club.
 Britt and Nelson agree to post s2.5oc each for compliance with these arti- cles of agreement. club at the same time posting like amount of S2.JOO. di- vided between Britt and Nelson if it fails to live up to it's part of the agree ment.
 Britt and Nelson agree that if either one fails to comply with these articles to forfeit 5000 to the club and the other sj0 of the .S2.jc0 forfeit to the contestant complying.
 Harry E. Corbett is hereby named as stakeholder.
 Soft surgical bandages are hereby permitted. Neither party to engage in boxing contests or exhibitions of any kind before date of this contest
 Signed and sealed by parties hereto. date first above written. J. W. COFFOTH and BILLY NOLAN
 for Battling Nelson
 w. F. BRITT for Jimmy Britt Witnesses-Jack Lindsay. WaIde- mar Young. J. Murphy and ". w. Saughton.
 The meeting at which these articles were siznei must go down as mefnOr- able in the history of the ring
 Only upon two other occasions have bigger purses been offered to fighters Never before was there % much of interest centered in two IIzhtweights.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
clAY's OUTCOME WINS.
Ten to One shot Takes Stake Race
 at Saratoga.

SARATOGA. \. r., Aug. l6.-In a track fetlock deep in sticky mud Woodford Clay's Outcome. 10 to 1 shot, won the Merchants and Citizens. the stake feature. by two good lengths. Proper. the favorite. was three lengths in front of Dolly spanker at the finish line
 Lord of the Vale made all the run ming to the stretch. where Dolly Spanker picked 1t up. Outcome and Proper came up on the outside and outran Dolly Spanker and Lord of the Vale. A protest entered by Hilfebrand that Lord of the Vale and Dolly spank CT had cut Proper of on the far turn was not allowed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
TWO GOOD NATcHEs

Two matches vhieh are consife-es important by the followers Of puz5Iism have been arranged The first one ro i.e deciieI will be q twenty-five rourS bout between Jimmy Gardner of LSw- ell and Brr+iy Ryan of Chicago The pair are ro meet ct the CcIma A c Colns- Cal on August a They will fxhs sf IF pounds- This encounter is rFaerfcaIly for the velt~rveixht cham riosshfp of the world in vieu sf the fat thsf Ryzn is regarded ss the Iezi- = tn this eless The Ee1 are to weigh ia sf o'csork o1 the night of fhe min xnd vfII fxht for . purse of ss50- sssriner. vko Is nothing nore than . ESbfweie1t h dv1ng seversl ppzBds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Marshall Beaten in Second Round oS
 Tournament at Barmen-

Barmen. Germany, Aug 16.-Ths chess masters tournament under the auspices of the German Chess associ. ation was contested at the Concordia here yesterday. Janowski won from Bardeleben. Maroczy defeated Suech- ting. Berger downed Marshall. Leon hardt overcame Bernstein and JohB succumbed to Burn The game uei tween Schlechter and Gottschsll re- suited in a draw and those between Wolf and Mieses and Tschigorin and Alapip remained unfinished. The rec. ord to date.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
six Fs.orit.. Beaten.

BUFFALO. Aug. 1s.-six fsvorites were beaten at Fort Erie. The steeple- chase was declared off on account of the heavy track Following are the winner-: First race. Bisque: second race. Annie Alone: third race. Mrs. Frank Foster: fourth race. Herman Johnson: fifth race. Colonist. sixth race. The Lexington Leader.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
Biz GoIfer. st Esneor.

CHICAGO. Aug IS - The annual open golf tournament al Exmoor open ed with eighty-four golfers from out of town and local clubs participating National Champion H Chandler Egan. Bruce Smith. Onwentsia. and Frank q. Newton Seattle. tied for first place in the qualifying round with score of 1ss2 for the thirty-six holes
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
TABLE OF PERcENTAGEs.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al IndIsnaPolis-First game. Toledo 2 Indianapolis l. second game. h. dIauzpolfs . Taleio 6
 Al Columbzs-Ffrst game LcuI~ vile ,. Columbus I: second game. Co lumbus 2 Louisville 2
 At Kansas CTty-Nilvsukee 6 ksn- sas Cifv 2
 Al Minnespolis-Ninnezpolis f. St Paul .
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
Detroit Yacht wip. Iip,.. c-p Race

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s- - Under idezI conditions Ste Claire the Detroit yacht. captured the second of the se- rie- of rsees fSr the Liptoa cup. Qgien Sale. the Chicszs Yacht club's rsp7e- sentative. was second and Ne1iOts- the MiIvzgkes yacht third HcOsser. the other Chiczgo bozt- ne- with an accident and dsi not finish
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
AMEPICAN LEAGTE

Al New York
 Detroit .......--.p 0IIe Is New York ..-.--- % 30l6 0-
 Hits-Detroit. Il. New York Is Errors Detroit. II New York 8 R1tterie=-KE- Han and Warner. sOrth. Hogg and. klei- now
 At Philadelphia
 St Louis -....-....-......a c % co ELlAdl-lFElla -----.-=-.aas-.=E v v t- '
 Hits-st. Loals, c. Philadelphia .Z Er- rors-St Louis. i. Philadelphia. | Bat teries-Hou-en and S1gfen. WaGSsII and schreck- Cane ezi.-e at esid of fifth inn ing er account of rain
 At Wsshir gton- Cleveland ------.s sizee e7 Washington .--.- GO DO co
 Hlts-Cle~ela-c, IG. Washington s Er- roreClevelard. ]. Washington a Bat ter1es-Eess and Clark. Jzcobson. Town send and Kfftridze-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16

SOUTHERN LEAGUE. At Chattanooga - Shreveport [, Memphis 3. At Atlanta-Atlanta 1, Birmingham 4.
 At Nashville-Nashville 1, Montgom- cry s.
 At Little Rock-Little Rock 4, New Orleans f.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
JOE THEIsEN RELEASED.

Manager Danaher will try out his new pitcher, Wilson, Friday, in the game with Norwich, at Savin Rock. Wilson is another New Jersey man and comes well recommended. Joe Thei sen, former captain and first baseman. has been released. It is stated the Boston Americans are after Pitcher Tom Tuckey, but no offer as yet has been made.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
With the Nius.rels

Mr. Tanbo-Do you mean to tell ne. Mir. Bones, that that ignorant gentleman to whom ve were talking Is host in hinseif-
 Nr. Bones-Tes. sah. Appearances an mighty eecevin. sab.
 Mr. Tanbo-Bst rha: did he eves do, Why is he a host Ia himself
 Mr. Bones-Daf seninan am . hoss ia himself. Nisfah Tanbo. becaze hs an ds Ianflord Of de leadin' hosei in Fucker Brush
 Nr. Ianbo-LafIes and eenslemea. vith your kind permission Nr. Hteh- collzh riil ror sing -Ny Girls Nano Is Miss Tooo>r and shes Ny ovese Potato. .--Desroit Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
THE SPORTING NEWS.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

WESTERN LEAGUE. At Des Moipes-First game, Des Moines ', St Joseph 3; second game, Des Moines 16, St Joseph ?. At Sioux City-Omaha 5, Sioux City 4.
 At Pueblo-Denver g, Pueblo 3.
 HUDSON RIVER LEAGUE. At Hudson-Hudson 9, Kingston 0. At Newburgh-Newburgh ?, Pater- son 1.
 NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE. At Binghamton - Blnghamton 4, Troy '.
 At Scranton-Scranton 0, Utica 0. At Syracuse-Syracuse 1, Albany 0.
 CONNECTICUT LEAGUE. All games postponed on account Of rain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
EAsIERN IFAGrE

At Bafslo-Barslo 3. Rochester q. Other Eastern Iez<ue games post coed oa accozzx o< rzi1-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
er-r1 r,r-uit R.rr. fr-tr.-.s-

PoUGHKEEPSIE II AuT- ls- On zccounf Of rain the grand eirvuis rsces rere pos-perci
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Pittsburg-
 Philadelphia ..............O OIl l-3 Pittsburg ................... q c c c. |
 Hits-Philadeiphia, {. Pittsburg. ,. Err rors-PhiladelPhia. 2 Pittsburg. 2 Bat eries-Nichols and Abbott; Case. Rober- taille and Gibson. Game called at end of fifth inning on account of rain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
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xr- Gr1-p-I can't see. ny Ganr. vha. eoot tkss so-ser os fur ooes - rosnd the se. of yorr skfrs-
 Nrs Gruz>-Wty. is sAovs sn0 | 0a oDprd sx-onny onr1A
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. All games postponed on account of rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

NEW Broom oottase IN good nsiah-
borhOud street graded cement WaiH'
J block from car thtA cottage pr
modern and uu=ta dsis only Als.8s
terms
Groom new. modern aud up-ta=dHfe
cottage. Eaad view large hHHffnsHt
end store room only 100. 500 CASH
balance 81 per month.
Groom modern house nn car NLsl ~
afNU. Improvement Hll lu aui Pc
FOR. terms n wanted
Groom modern house. luf NhlHi Urn
pruFrmfuta in Hua paid Tor hfNtMz
trsnth avenue hpSih. Capitol I'M
G. room house. Isasntg- eighth Avenue
South. only - terms
GBni1H. nice. iFHrI lots uu tiEHth Az
suur West s. 80
fine l0r uH came street Win HnaA
view improvements iu ana paid Tor
view lots on Tenth Avenue west
faa
West. terms.
Il lota al Green Lake. g blocks rom
ear. hlEhlN improved fruits ~ at
kinds and lets ~ e. houses ah
water system fine COW. i4 chick nH
and tools 81 All hiudH there e moth
ing finer that fHis Price Il on.
y r. UTEttH 4 co.
81 Arcade hldE. O. -
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LOTS ARE nEIItNO THIS
WIisk, I, s9 .. iSS3,,tlo ~
HAVE you Any AMBITION

70 own q hamaI n 90. don't delay.
Tho time 10 get q thing iH when YOU
need ~ Think II shat n has enat
you by delaying Ia the past The
time 30 de- Il e. now We ore selling
lots today for y per cent lees than
they are worth and Will double in
value tu one year. Take WHahlHa
ton street ear. positively uutY. u
m,gStrH ride tu HoufhfnHt Seattle
#
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HOME
IN nnAlII or AL.

Any ono Of these bargains can he
bought on payments ~ 800 OF 100
pef week
Broom house and largo lot. only
1850
Broom house and large lot only
go
Groom houae and large lot. only
fh
broom house and largo lot. only
G1fb
Groom house aud large lot. only
40
fOu fHNHHTf0ATg
Talk 10 those dealing now with uH#
What they say f. worth your CON
nidnrhti0u iha happy homes nil built
tn months iu proof convincing Of
Southeast HeHGtle5H great future as
residence addition.
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fsi0.
4-room cottage. Bth ave. and " Madi.
san. lot g1xi00 II good view. half
foWn.
acres. bellevue. highly Improved
good house aud furniture. barn, ;
head Jersey cattle, horse and wagon.
20 chickens. iucuhatora and all farm
ing implements.
We have some u the best and 10
acre tracts. suitable FOR fruit and
poultry ranches. close 10. az so per
DtfHqTON & SMITH.
~ New York Block
Phone Main a013 Ind 200. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01

IMPROVED FARMa
acres hirhir tnanrussl fine orchard
bearing. ruHHiHN water. only - min
ufsa ride GA eHf lice. Price 8 -
look this un.
acres 1.room house fine fruit tfeea
braFtnG. 2 sells. on car. close lu
PARTIES guina hWaN Price 3 30 A
snap
aerra north e ballard. 3 acres
cleared Price n.E1
% acres. n improved - fruit trees. !
COWS. 4 calves. : hafsss. wagon. bug
- q rhif aeaa Groom house barn
Close la. Price Hoo.
II nrree troofu house chicken rnann.
wacdHhsd welt frs4it trrce Price
q 900
. acres 70 cleared. part haftufu 8.
rom house. g harms. fine orchard.
Z rood wells. Prize fEr
10 aer~s. an imuruvsd. t.room house.
fruit tfes4 Price Zoo
Also anmc fire s ard to.ncrr tracts.
CHEAP and on snAf terme Call and
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"a Lumber Exchange. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-01
AR RENTER

n you Save $50 Or iHo we can show
you a modern sroom heuse on d
mast beautiful CORNER iat bof iG feet
ali in lawn. ffuttH aud flowers. one
block q l-minais car service. Total
price NWQ Interest only ~ per
cent pcr anuum. The average cost
1t interest 81 THE low rate am8unts
g. only y ~ per month. Interest rep
fsssnts The cost Il your house rent
fer tbo balance applies. % course. on
thr purchase pries And tQiuk ~ the
terms only 81 % per month. while IN
few years Nuu- can sell 4 the
ground Tor the ss'es u the entire
property
= 80 500 cash. modsrn Groom house
W ard ave, one block ~ Madfvga
asvsrai other worthy propositions
Among them ue viii build 20 suit
teu on very easy terms anywhere
u the city.
d TREEN . SMITH
Main 1eaa walker Bseek !
" A sNua HOME.
ga iUEs plat q choicest coll. one
g. fSSsff Ssasq eaiavs, Iish" saf d
asinssr siashsd. small dwelling
bafn GOOD well handy 20 electric
CHAR = adams
= - 30 coimhn nuiidinE TT
90 TO
w W WATERS.
or sssss hsis se SIS, fsr sslsl n 4.
eity0or country, vacant Or Improved
Beet buy for home ste or speculation
6rf ffS VET is.i I sea sfsS tsj aa s
tao per ulsith.
rahs ferry at feet ef Marion, - lhsu
path isadinF saathsaat cleared
fsvsi ioia. fine NisN u Sound and
mountains. Natsf essufsd ~ ApTil
PAN. iEgsl,llIpiNo CAR ANn
10 heart o. city ealramsn or ground
ali day SUNDAY Going like hot
eaksa Come to-day.
A FEw SPECIALS
tssos-Fins gusHu Anne lot NntN
t8o-f Pine lot taNiaa over iamkinE
lake Washington.
fsaa-f.hoica - feet "a on the main
bnslnrns street Ia GsorNetasu.
disifiet = North seattle
81 Nfata q iNr - fHzHN corner near 7 EHHNH
elegant sleM - lake
a. as1-NuH % she finest lots ln The
paves district - Capitol I'M
o ar Choice iut on ElKhthe ufh. near
Madison.
q E0-Fins s-aefs tract A. Georgetown
flbD-Chnice fo-sefs tract west -.
attic
HOUSES
fs1s-Tor t-raom house on Queen
Ayufs
8. 80 Sce new tsrpom house! eaHy
terms
O. co heau,iful t-room house. Queer
Anne.
8 80 Modern ttoom house second
hin
a % Choice Esfunm house Heutna
Hul. furnace and laundry.
several n.acre tracts on car line 81
the price 20 Hfnnt lots.
pHEnEa IEuoID a cox.
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who has not enaueh money 90 buy
mN So. close in acre trnctn on z ear
.pca and lake on terms ~ no cents
= day 1 viii give free acre tracts
Ssar and swing me 10 crop Ne
ur.ffin. the cashier room ? upstairs
in Times NIX OF e. =. hiliman II
MO NarEain=b acres black bottom
land big running spring. partly
cleared set Go berries. new house
emily ITO. terms - down, . per
close 90 cars and sehoal tee frank
Kenny the manager. Inquire on
boat bismarck at Rainier beach. 81
once, II
s ACRES. . 9rubbed. other pisshsd,
good soil troo0 house ceiied and
paprredt chicken house, barn "a
se Is close 10 Manet,s ana 6rsmef.
toe. ~ - pei acre. view oNer5wa'sfi
siitf.HHun bros
~ Arcade Phone Main itss 81
CHOICEST II TIE VALLEY
aercs. an under cultivation. half hour
car r.de trom cit alaswaik tfen
electric light aaring Wateg pipsd q
the pfopafif You can have this
five acres for O. 40
A LAWRENCE. $40 Second Ave p
ron CASH
90 -Four acres q No. ! ana near t.
electric car GRADED school meat
market stores free mall ana fns
nslehborhood fer one week az THE
CHAH v ADAMS.
- gulmhu BIDS TT
FREE. or 10 ncrss close IN % party
who vii plant to potatoes aua give
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and abstract ffssz Bee ltillmans ths
owner to6aV It
- ACRES on car liue, Good Groom
house eli cleeFed q fW part cash
MlOtHtT HEAtsFf Co.
~ New YORK. Block, !
TEN t-acrc tracts fust north ~ nal.
lard and wet 81 county ruad vii
sell an o. part Henry r. T. Htila
man. 80 Madison street =
Timber Lsnds
why CHOICE rfMnER CLAIM
HEf4iNQt Sf=Oue mile and
. haN from railroad ard lake. cruise
Ca 90 % ~ 90 feet cedar ard Hf
This ui#lm ~ very cheap. call At
once and lnventl9atn. gls-fo Pioneer
block
Be- Nnt.-F aSea. aca 4 .rA
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