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New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
NETWORK YACHT CLUB BOOK.

Secretary George Cornack, OF the New-fork
Yacht Club has just issued the club book for 1915.
1t shows a substantial increase IN memeefship
and Yachts enrolled Eight hundred and ninety
sour nrtvafe signals of yacht owners and non
Yacht owners are shown. Autographed In eolora.
as well as the code signals and wigwag naSs and
the weather signals A half-tone engraving OF the
Reliance is shown in connection with the record
of the American Cup races, and there are also
charts of ali the courses sailed by the yachts in
the regular races.
Enrolled in the club feet are 60 schooners. lss
soops and yaw1s, 3s2 steam yachts and 4s Launches
Among these is the cutter Britannia, owned by
K,nr Edward VII who is an honorary member of
the club There are 21s5 members in The club, er-
elusive OF the five flag members. who are Miss
T1loise Breese, of New-YoTk: Mrs. Lucy c. Car
negie of Pittsburg; Mrs Robert Goelet. or New
mort. baroness Julia de Rothschild, Of Paris, and
Miss Atala w Thayer. of Brooklyn The book Is
bound in blue canvas. with the club emblem
stamped upon it in gold
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

The Giants won another easy victory over
Brooklyn at Washington Park yesterday by
score of IL to /. Eason started in to pitch for
the Superbas. but was relieved in the fourth in
ming. after the Giants had piled up six runs.
Doescher who took his place, was also hit
freely. Matthewson who was in the box for the
Giants was relieved by Elliott in the fifth in
ming Only two hits were made off his delivery.
Elliott also pitched effective game. with the
exception of the final inning.
The fielding of the Giants errorless and
their batting was the heaviest seen at the
grounds this season McGann carried off the
chief honors at the bat. He made two hits in
his three times at bat. One was home run in
the third inning. which scored two men before
him, and the other three-ba gger. Clarke,
who relieved Bowerman in the eighth inning,
also covered himself with glory by knocking out
n home run in the final inning. Dahlen made
three safe hits in four times at bat The score
follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

The Hieflanders outplayed Philadelphia in all
departments of to-day's game. and won by a
score OF 13 to f. Bender. who pitched for the
home team besides being hit hard, was extreme
ly wild, and received wretched support. Lord,
the centre fielder Of Philadelphia. was the only
man on his side that could get more than one
hit off Orth's delivery. He made three hits
One was three-bagger, and the other two
base hit.
Kleinow had his batting clothes on. and made
three hits for New-York. Keeer made a nome
run drive in the fourth inning to the right field
fence.
In the opening inning the Hignlanders scored
five runs on a combination Of three singles, two
muffs, a sacrifice. base on balls. triple and
a wild pitch In the eighth inning they again
hit the ball in all directions, getting four men
across the plate The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
MISS SUTTON WINS AGAIN
Tasxs Match IN Third Round Of
4lI-EngIand CHAMPIONSHIP.

London. June 2s.-Play in the All i-Ehsiaho
s,,a,n,,iorshin lawn tennis tournament at winbe-
dan to-day was malred by rain. and The matches
had TO be stopped on seversl occasions
Miss May Sutton. the American national cfam-
MON last year. Won her mai~h by defeating Miss
I4ongis,arst, e-5 6-I. She continued hef success
a., Forcing tactics using powerful forefand strokes
"a e,aat ADVANTAGE N the fourth round to-mor-
row. Miss sutton VII meet Miss Thomson. last
wears runner-np. ard. in the event of winning,
Miss sutton viii almost certainly take the chain
FIo,coY,he wara scratched for the All-England
Tsista a,e of lie consolation contests.
In .l,. second round of the genternen's doubles
1salco,n,e v-ari and Beals c. Wright had a walk
ox-a, pearce and Powell defaulting. In the next
round Ward and Wright viii meet Baaaeley and
Tins
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
PLAYS OF M4NY LINKS.
Neso Record at Ocean Country Club
" estfelds japanese Fete.

The men connected with the freight and railroad
business who are competing in the freight traffic
championship tournament this week the Fox
Hills Golf Club links, may not class with the
expert golfers in the world, but they are a jolly
lot of golf enthusiasts, who n TO get real
enjoyment out of their IF 100 than
The cracks do ont of their 16s and SOS. They
manage 10 get around the course in sort of
figures, and as long beats the other, all
hands happy. and there is general rejoicing at
The nineteenth hole.
The eight who qualified for the championship
played the first round at match play yesterday.
in addition TO which handicap took the place of
the fOurball match, only five competitors for
This event put in appearance, the two prizes
for the fourball match being by r. II Vaughan
and II. B. Mcclellan. who, by the way. is seized
with the Walter j. Travis scheme of using fifty
inch shafts. The lie for second prize in the qualify
ing round between T. r. Riley and c. F. Seeger
was played off match play, and Seeger, who did
the course in as to his opponents 100 won by up
and to play. The summary
CTanpjonshp srst round)-W. J. Whitaker beat c. T.
seeger by up and TO play; ]. D. Marvin beat L. W.
Donney by / l.. L Riley beat H p Durdan by
UP ITO play: T. P. Reilly beat c. NJ Booth by
up and play
Special handicap for fourban match prizes:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30

Through an unfortunate accident on The marine
railway, the sloop Peri, owned by Rear Conmo-
dore John Lewis, which TO have started IN this
division, could not be released in time. The auxi-
iary yawl Marajah. owned by E. NJ. Mulferd, start
ed after the others She will go to her destina-
tion by the inside Joining the fleet at Hamp
ton Roads: where, the officers Of the Hampton
Roads Yacht Club have arranged for big regatta
on July Twenty five members Of the Brooklyn
Yacht Club sail on Saturday for Hampton Roads
hy Princess Anne, to be present at the
regatta. The boat viii ny the Brooklyn .Yaeht
club flag on entering the Southern harbof Among
those intending TO take the trip are DR.. and Mrs
John E. DeMurd. vice-Commodqre and Mrs A. e
Mrs George E. Reiners. Mr. and Mrs. Otto E.
Loesch, Mr.. and Mrs Frank ". Bradford, Mrs
Frank Mater. Mrs John Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Diack Miss Webb: j. 3. Moffat Mrs "
+ SAY yer Walter Haviland and Herbert =. Turtle
with fair wind the winning yacht OF those sail
ing for the challenge cup will probably cross the
i5isb line late on Saturday afternoon The larger
Yachts are expected to arrive about twelve hours
urlfa
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
SPIRITED TRorTING RACES.
KING Chimes and Gov Holt Go Fast Heat
IN Team Match

Nearly five thousand spectators saw a eeos pro-
gfamme Of harness sport decided yesterday at the
1.hPFe = lily rack 4 was The second matinee Of
% say which class appealed the stronger "a, The
crowd, for enthusiasm unbonnded -
The tess,l race developed into spirited eonteet
fSlng Chine. 2.le1s. and Ex-Governor Holt s.f5
~on lie 5irst heat easlly West Wilkes 9.TsL
ana II Ioro 2:i512, we're unsteady. The second
.eaf was z stubborn fight, and King Chimes ana
ccscsnof Holt won by a head. The fine-eJs-
.asrks beat record In amateur team race
eiesf - for trottere, was Won IN straight heats
oy frincess P.que. zeI1as. All the classes were
So 50 Wei arTanged that each gave the crowd splen-
nther than the exception
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
OCEAN RACERS START.
The Yachts, Manned by amateurs,
off for Ham pton Roads.

In a light breeze from the west-northwest the
Yachts entered for the 2s0-rnile of the
Brooklyn Yacht Club started at 10 o'clock yester-
day morning bound for Hampton Roads, Va. With
all their sails drawing and with a fair wind and
tide they made pretty picture as they sped away
dc wn the main ship channel
The yaehts-fve In alI-are racing for perpetual
challenge cup offered by the Brooklyn Yacht Club
for tie purpose OF encouraging the building and
sailing of small seaworthy yachts to make popular
the art of navigating cruising Upon deep water
and to develop love of true seamanship III the
amateur sailor.
These are the yachts that started yesterday for
tLe ocean challenge cup:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30

Philadelphia, June 29.-Philadelphia took two
games from Boston to-day the visitors being out
p.ayed in both contests Willis and Suttho pitched
good ball in the second game The scores follow:
CFIrst gane}- r H z;
Philadelphia -. Ks
Boston ...........-..l o. o
Batteries-Corrfdon and Doom; Fraser and Needham
tSeeond gane)- r. H z.
Philadelphia 5-2 !
Batterie-sutthof and Abbott; Willis and Moran Um-
mir Attendance. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
CLEVELAND WINS AND LOSES.

Cleveland June 2s.-Cleveiand and Detroit played
off two postponed games this afternoon, Cleveland
winning the first by punching hits on Killian In
the second it q pitchers battle. in which
Moore held Detroit down to two hits until the
ninth inning when Detroit made four singles,
three of which were fun1bled by Bay scoring three
runs Cleveland made brief rally in the ninth.
but the side retired with two men on the
bases. The follow:
FIRST GAME.
H. E
Cleveland ..........a Ks Is 0
Detroit ..............0 o o Ia IA
Batteries-Joss and Bemis: Kian and Doran
SECOND GAME.
r. II. E.
Cleveland .....-......0 Q o o 0 IL
Batteries-Donovan and Doran: Moore and Bemis. I'm
pire-COnuoy. Attendance, SPAS.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30

The wessfeld Golf Club has sent the follow
sns postal TO ali its members: "Lsteni a word to
the wise is: Now, the 4th Our Holiday
propose 70 whoop il UP in the evening. Lets say
for the Japs. Don't think we're rushing things
Near your japanese costumes Bring a lantern.
tn the parade and the other festivities: also let
. als seaiidren come, IL you have any and their
m Inasss & ssad EN- home early. You stay and dance
az tne Westfela Golf Club. July 3. lgl5'
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
BOSTON. 4. WASHINGTON. 3.

Boston, June 2s.-Tannehills steadiness and some
timely hitting the game for Boston to-day by
a score of 4 TO g. Washington's runs were all
scored on consecutive hitting. The score follows:
r. H. E
1
Wash lstun 1--3 5
Eatteries-Tannehill and Crfger Hughes and KFedge
Umpires-McCarthy and Kelly, Attendance 3, &63.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
sT. LOUIS. 4. CHICAGO. /,

Chicago, June 29.-St. LoIis outplayed Chicago
to-day and won by score Of to 2. Chicago raj
lied in the ninth inning but could not overcome ST.
Louis's lead. The scoge follows
r. II. E.
Chicago .............I 0 Ia 6
Batteries-Pety and Weaver: Smith, Areck and Nc
Farand. Cmpire-SEeridan. Attendance, 1885.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30

Stanton, j. p. Robbins and Edwin F. Johnson.
Then Commodore s. S. Fontaine's Sunshine,
with main topnlast staysaii, working topsail,
jib topsail. jib and fore staysail sci. The COM
Simmons, F. W. ShipInan and Charles A. Kelly.
The sloops Nomad and Charlotte crossed close in
the Sunshine's wake.
The official times the this feet were as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
Il handIeap for fourban match prizes:

Did net eonapete-c !. Brister. = ". Osborn - p
Norris Nat Duke.
A new nine hole apd a new eighteen hole record
has been made for the nine hole course of the
Ocean Country Club of Far Roekaway by Valentine
fao0e. the club professional. Flood had the pos
sible loss of three dozen golf balls staring him in
the face. when he played his marvellous second
round Of the course. He playing the best ball
CT Two OF his old Shelter Island opponents, T. Free
lander and Leo Cline. The conditions q box
on the first round box the second round and
box on the The had Flood >
down at the end OF the first round, and il up
20 Flood 10 Play golf lose. He did the second
round in the astonishing of 49, and finally
the match by up in nineteen holes. The card.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30


Neu-York ..................o o 0 O Iii
Brooklyn ..-...-..-.....-....G o o o o Ii
Left bases-Brooklyn. s. New-Yorf 4 First base
balls-On Mathewson, 2; off Elliott 3: Eason,
OF Doeseher. .. Struck out-By Msthewson Z; by
Elliott. by Eason 1; by Doescher, 3. Home
McGann. Clarke. Three-base hits-McGann. Bowerman.
Stolen bases-Lunliey t2),
Dahien IT, DevIin Hits-OH Mathewson, in five inn
off Elliott in four innings; off Easen, in three
off peescheT. Innings. game.
Umpre-Emslia 1000
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
PHILADELPHIA.

Two-base hts-Eberfeld, Lord. Three base hits-Cen-
roy. Lord. Home run--Keeler. Sacrifice hit--Keeier
Stolen bases-ElberfeId Fult8 Keinow, Lord. Left
base.-NewYork, Philadelphia FIRST base On sslis
Orh, of Bender, 8. First base erfors-- Nee
York 4 Hit by pitched baIl-By Bender, Struck out
BY Orth. 8; by Bender, 2. Passed b1ls--Barton. z
wild pitch-Bender Time Of game. 200 Umpires-
O'IourhIiu nd Conuor. Attendance, 5000.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
TO PLAY PROFESSIONAL BALL.
Mathews, the Crack shortstop Of This Year
Harvard Team. Has Signed.

Cambridge Mass June 2s.-Wiiam C. Mathews.
the Harvard shortston this year. who was srado-
ated this week, is said TO have signed with the
Burlington team of the Vermont League for the
balance OF the season
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
TRIBUNE BASEBALL TEAM WINS.

The Tribune baseball team defeated The World
nine at Prospect Park yesterday by a score of II
10 6. The Follows: . .
Tribune ..-......-.o IL 1$ Q
Ratteries-Carrerry Mundy; Anderson and Robin
son
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Albsny--A.. ]. a. c.. 10; Albany, o.
SyrActise-Syfaeuse .: Wilkesbarre innings)
Al Binghanton-- -Binghamon. 6; Scranton s.
At Troy-Troy, s. Utica. /.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
N4TION4L LEAGUE.
The Giants Enjoy a Batting Feast
at Brooklyns Erpense.
GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
New-YCrk a Brooklyn. ST. Louis at Pittsburg.
Boston al Philadelnhta.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Montreal-Montreal. 6; Buffalo. 5 as innngs).
At Toronto-Torento. 3; Rochester, 5.
AZ Observation-Disclosures IT; Provtdence, .
Al Newark-Jersey City, z; Newark, T.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ncu=Yerk II; Brookyn i. Philadelphia 2, Boston,
Philadelphia g. Boston. Second gafne).
] srirxs srsel
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Sew-York. 1s; Philadei- Detroit, 81 Cleveland.
phia, tsecond galney
Cleveland. 8: Detroit 3 Boston, 4. washington 3.
first game) ST. Louis, q. Chicago, T.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL summ1
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The Highlanders Bat Ont Easy PIC
tory from Philadelphia.
GAMES TO-DAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia al New-Tork. Chicago a st. Louis.
Washington at Boston. Detroit at Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
on TOP OF cATsKI1lI. MOUNTAINS.

Most select location the front With an esab-
excusiveness and high class patron
age and cold salt and fresh water in every bath
teous service privileged Illustrated booklet Or
soloists. Room plans rates ETC. be seen
At 2S9 Fourth Ave. NEWIslN HAlNES
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT AP-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND sATUR-
DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
nnn[n mNMlNlWN l=nMEa

DAILY SEtiNlGE-
yoe old Point Comfort. Norfolk Portsmouth Pinners
,dnt ana Newport News. Va connecting for Peters-
bnrg u Richmond. Virginia Beach, Washington d. c.,
and entire South and West.
Freight and passenger steamers san from Pier es.
n fnor Beach day a 3 d. m.
ri B WALKER. Nice-PTesident and Traffic Manager
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DEMANDS
HIS PAY

The attorney representing Con-
tractor s. Mcclellan this mornis,
notified the board Of works ~,
they would commence suit agsl,s,
the city unless The latter Imms6,s,s
ly paid n the contractor the Tsr
due him on the contract for a..
INK First avenue arlth.
The contractor has lad il7gs
held back on him. the board a,
works claiming that the material
used by him vas bot Of good aus.
ify Mcclellan claims that ~
bought the best material that -
could secure and that II Il wa "a,
good enough If Vas the duty Of IA
city inspectors o. prevent its IA.
before 81 wa zoo late. An attsmDt
will be made 10 settle the troubls
BY getting Mcclellan 70 file a boac
lnsuring tho city protection 10 eas,
the pavement proves 10 be unssry.
lceable.
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Fsr a.Is-R.aI E.lst. -esn,ta.
AllEn

For asls-Rsai Es,sts-eon'td.
s.roogg' house. lot 'osio sod SSIRsssls
pantfg nne ehi1ksn house 3 blocks
from tar PET rash. balance on aaHy
terms
trg5fy Ee9gss. bot msioo fos zee han
s sissa sE g@ Pc ss' m aasl 10 down ''''
tI.goO $1,000
kgat b.fg9m cottage. mqdsfn iDi
N1W blocks from car line. saHF
sgosaal. esyy,s pc .,s,a ~ 'P.,t
gn ~ close = fake Union sasY
Groom house. city water. - Ssl3o. 3
blugEa from cat line part cash. bell
anes eaHf terms
Nice lT6Goa eot t.sfr. mufafn' fust
s"oa e,astas. blocks gfana car line
aH .70o al roo
8 roE a haasst naadfrn ell Hffssf I'm
gfoYsfusats n hHd paid fgf Joe
oaf line 40 down. balance monthly
1900 300 $1,000
room house modern. lot t0nkQ IN
North Heattist ali street ifnErgye=
mohH r. ard paid FOR ixlU bal
mruhhiT payments
s2.2Bo $4,000
t=ro0m house iH all respects modem
block from Broadway sua PIKE car
llua. fine gita 20 ihhs Union. Union
be- and univsraiiys lot sslps
terms
6 rufm house. modern. iu Hfuadway
district two blocks from high school
lut sdHtf4 as street improvements iu
and paid for. liberal terms.
aAoO a4oo
Lot 1Gi5s overlooking Iaks Unign.
walking distance. ig9 balance l9
PEI a ehth
$3.50 $3.50
Tot loynsr lot 90 queen Ahhe hlli
one block frufu Queen Anne avenue
AHA Go. balance 10 per month.
5000 5000
1 I6ts t6sis0 each 80 for tie I lgtF
two blocks from Fremont and Bal
ara car line fine view ~ he
Sound
wsat seattle lots a. ilsC aud ~
''eh' Hf@oh6dEk"A '1 Co
81 Oriental Block
Phones Main isN Ina -
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DIVORCE MIL

Charles G. burroughs. g Bosh.n
printer, Tuesday filed suit for Il.
Force in the superior court asains,
his wife - whom he has been MAJ.
red since 1859. The pair have tzo
children. nov nearly grown. ia
plaintiff complains that recently hls
size has taken up With a religious
sect which advocates eslibaey fsr
married woman. and that 81. kss
left him because o. the doetrine.
Charles Kettles started proceed.
lngs In divorce Tuesday aFAins
Elizabeth Kettles -Four nearly
grown children are named a. lsrss
Of the marriage and the plslrtin
complains that the defendant con.
tinually calls him abusive names
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LOTS AuE HEtafstNg TINS
WEEK. HbU 80 SO. D. r.
TEVMH tna IiHH MEX


10 own q humeH N 60 don't delay
rho tim, a. act thinE b wien FHH
need h. Think - shat it has gHHf
yea b. delaying ia the past The
time 20 do ~ lH nov We Hta settling
iotH to-day fof q pee cent IeHH tHHH
thay are worth. and viii double iu
value iu one year Take Washing
ton street ear. positively only III
minutes ride % Southeast Seattle
HLAITIsE ilOMtfHEElkENH 60
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WILL HOLD P0W-W0N

The great council Of the Improved
order Of Red Men Of this state AID
Idaho Is 20 be held az Bremsrton
the first Tuesday in May. prepaz-
lions for the event are nov 10 pros.
resE. Az least 00g members Of TIE
order are expected 20 attend Brez-
erton was selected az the meeting
place because. In spite o. lie con
parstiyely diminutive sire its ked
order Is the second largest In tie
state.
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PETIT SsoN

RNAp NEAU STATE uNIVEH
HtT1 80 10 THREE FINE
LEVEL LOTS eDHNII
FIH@rN FIFTH SIRE p q
AND ENENTfi ANEhtfE
NuHTHtsAEf CEMENT
WALKS ALL PAID cry
WATER ALI. PAID HTuEfsr
GRADE ALL PAID. FtitE
HTuNANrH. uAitE ! e -
HTHtIH ELECTRIC WIRES.
Ere ALL ~ TERMS
100 tAHti AND BALANCE
MuATtft.N.
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HOME
IN III Agu OF ALL.

ANY one ~ these bargains can pc
hauEht on payments ~ 100 o. q o.
nef week.
room house and large lot. emily
$40
room house and large lot only
ut
room house and isfHs laf only
GIb
@ room house and lgrEr lot only
Eif
frHm house and large lot only
HuH
Huu hHIgATE
rnih tu those dealing nos with ua
What thoF cay lH worth TuHf CON
uiHtfHtIHu tsl happy humtH al built
iu mHuthh De- proof convincing II
Southeast HFatfisn great future aH
"a residence addition
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HIaIDENCEH. WITH uAsEafEsI
IABEh WHOLE HOUSE HDIit
eHNCHErE WALL FpUSpATl9k
r. Wil 52h IA GFA65EEip' ~ ~
MINT Wallis AND CRY WAT IN
ALL IL AID PAID IIWHh To
buir ruBCilAsEH
PETIT = sos
Arcade building. las Second Ave
: srEwAHr. STEWART A co
Ream 8 tuIun uiurb "a iifHt ANr
'soa,h q broad street
On usaatifm lot. osio close in on
spfnt hill
~ Lot Srua on i'm avenue north
raH} terms
nafih q fsslsf 400 cash
~ B.au,im y acre tracts. on car
Tine. . cash. balanes 80 per month.
{ - Nsp and modern 7-foom hogss
on o. n lot - cash, balance Hkr
rent
o. tsa- SIcr modern 3 room cottage. on
= n lot tth ave. West queen Anne
HiiI
q 80 s.room house. on Iof 0ti0. on
stfh eve. Haiuisr IIsishts car
q 81 Ns~ .pd modern broom cot
taEr on iat HHin. near Madison
street ise cash. balance - PER
STEWART. STEWART a co
Hoam = t'ulan Block
"a Fifni Avenue -
wirLER a JOHNSTON
AC. JOIsgroS
Houses IeYtH Farms. Acreage
q - ia. room double house. asr part
nicely furnished rented Tor = per
month 10 minutes from Pioneer
square. on Euod ear line
tsa- flhe a=faem cottage. ipi a7siea. d
very attractive place Tor the muua8
Queen Anne htI wsHt Fivu
No - NaIm. one third rznh. ball
anct easy payments Aadraaa car
~ lot Min water ADD sever in
anh t.aif ar wfli cell aaA4N far 10
near safh and jefferson
g. 30 - acres. anr-haf bottom lapl
Hrw Groom house uaTn aaib,til4
inap 4 coua hoes. - chickens. =
fruit trees nHf trout stream. Il
fare on sound
These afe samples call IN and look
ever aar Iint before buYius
10 md Ave Rourna ts=H Downs nlnck
Main ~ PHONES Ind. A ztit
PINE CORNER. SxfN uuohatrucfed
view. street Erao~ds sidewalk tn and
uaid fur price 80
4 uies level lots. on Eraded street ef-
fnrut walk tfo each
9 lafa With fine NiFws on graded street
refnanI Nulk SO each.
, sHHim luta fine lneaiians 10 rnrh
We have a nice n"N s-roum tnols ~
cottage street graded. cement WAX
price only O. 80. terms
Groom nius1nfu huuas. impruF rme -
all In and paid fofi ta.hs terms ~
desired
room house. On graded street CO
ment walk lot saNiM, uulY 81 NJ,
ffnpra4emsnta paid. half cash
3 rnafn modarp cottage. on 10th. near
fihs only 81
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FIINT & PETERSON.
Federal Hotel aids H. Third Ave.
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coon JsrHty family COW. cheap J.
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