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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-09-28
BADLY WOUNDED.
A Bullet Fired To Scare Tramps
Struck Young Man.

Akson, o., Sept. 25.-Georrge Haw.
kins, 19 years old, is dying in the city
hospital from bullet wound received
while bidding young woman friend
sood-bg In front Of her home On Fur
race sareet. Hawkins and the young
woman had been to the sheater, and
when they reached the latters home
four men rushed past them Tvo pa
trolmen were pursuing the men, and
three shots wers fred by the officers,
sns of which struck Hawkins In the
side. OGcers Beson and McAlIister
claim that they were parsuiHg tramps
aud fred In the air to- frightsn them
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HE BROKE DOWN.
Negro Suspected Of Several Murders
Confessed To Two.

Birmingham, Ala, Sept. 25.-Wm.
Ellis, negro suspected Of having COM
mitted hak a dozen murders in as
many southern states, has broken
down when in sweat box" by the
Birmingham police, and confessed to
two of the murders. He says he shot
a man at Somerset. KY, 10 days ago,
but did not know he was dead until
told by the police. Ellis said he had
been tried and acquitted Of murder In
Greenville, Miss. The police doubt
this and have telegraphed the authori
ties. In addition to these he is said to
be wanted for murder in Barnwel!
county, s. c.; Rockmart, Ga; Calera,
Ala, and place in Southern Misss-
sippi.
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Four Minor Chinese Officials
Were Killed and Over 20
Other Persons Wounded.
WAS EXPLODED IN A PRIVATE CAR
The PerpetratOr of the Outrage Who
Was In the Car Was Blown
to Pieces.
Among the Wounded Are WI TING
Fang, Former Chinese Minister
To the United States, and
Prince Tsai Tsche.

Peking, Sept. 25.-At the Pekin!
railway station Sunday, as a trail
carrying one of the four missions or
dered abroad to study foreign politica
methods was leaving, bono was ex
ploded inside a private car, killing
four minor officials and wounding ovei
20 other persons. The wounded in
clude Prince Tsal Tsche, who headi
the most important missions. and w,
Ting Fang, former minister to the
United States, both of whom receive
slight injuries. The perpetrator of the
outrage, who was in the car, wa:
blown to pieces.
The affair has created a profound
sensation and causes apprehension rc
garding the safety of members of the
court and leading officials Of the gov
ernment.
The government Offices and the rail
ways are now strongly guarded.
The edict appointing the missions
mentioned in the foregoing dispatch
was issued July 1G. A dispatch from
Peking August 16 said that the mis-.
sions were appointed to study foreign
systems Of government because the
dowager empress intended to issue a
decree at the New Year for the estao-
lishment of a parliament 12 years
hence.
Washington, Sept. 25.--When tie
dispatch containing an account of the
explosion Of bomb in a private car
was shown to Sir Chentung Lang
Cheng. the Chinese minister here, he
expressed his horror over the occur.
renee and said 1t was doubly unfor.
tunate that it should occur just at this
time. when all things seemed so au
sDicious for China and her govern.
ment. There is doubt about the per.
petrators, or rather, as to the party
that is responsible for the deed. Then
the minister added:
There are two parties in China, the
new reform party. which Is desirous
Of having the people and government
profit by the adoption Of whatever is
found good In Occidental civilization
and methods. and the party that you
call anarchists In this country. The
leaders Of the latter are really devoid
OF any principles, whether of govera.
ment or anything else; envy and jeal
ousy are the mainsprings that actuate
their every move. Like your presi.
Observation-Disclosures, they merely
seek to destroy. The late action in re
gard to the sending abroad of mis-.
has especially angered them"
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STRANGE ACCIDENT
Two, Einemen Eleetroeuted Near Skili.
water, Minn.

St. Paul, Minn-- Sept 25.-JGsse
Donaiiue. Of Minneapolis, and Harry
Ripsm, Of Cuba, Mo-, members Of a
gang Of telephone Tinemen construct
ing q line between' st. Paul and St1ll-
water,. were electrocuted. Ripson was
ut the top Of a pole holding q measur-
ing txVe while Douahue on the ground
held tile other end The tape line, was
Of linen, but had' running through 1t
two slender wiren 1t came In oOnfacr
with . heavily charged power cable
and both men resolved the full 1hrce
Of the current. kilnng them instautix
Ripson fell from the top Of the. pole
an6 hiS, neck. waS broken.
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: AnRsAai' onmmUsseseFon u the ooxi
81 snsiosn nooas 0psnsda.

RMlaAslphiAk SsDt. 10. - Uhdar
weather condiubus that weFa some.
watst diApp0iuing the annual com
usunication a IT, sovereign, ltsdge q
te,s 'Indspendsutt Order Of Odd Fellows
was formally ops1ed here. There ID
IN unusually large sttendanca Of disae-
gates and wtsitnrs. and the, adNerse
weather conditions did not; i'm the Deast
damPan thsdr araor. The, central part
of the city is' discorated in hnnor Il the
ordsr and tlta city hall is Handsomely
illuminated with incandesasnt electric
lights.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
A Complete Victory For President
Palma in Cuba.

Havana. Sept. 25.-'Tlfe latest tele.
grams received Here indicate that the
presidential elections Rave' resulted in
4" complete victory for ;lrT government
throughout the. island. The presiden.
tial elections in Havana passed or a,tir
etly and telegrams from the inteSior
say there wns no, disorder except at
P,acetas, in the province OF Santa
Clara. where many shots were fired,
but no one was killed. The liberals
admit the complete victory In Havana
Of the moderstes, the party Of Presa.
dent Palma. They claim that they did
not vote because moderate policemen
stationed at the polls prevented them
from doing SOL
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wirTE ARRIVES IN sERrIN-
Russian Statesman on Way To viiai
Emperor William

Bsrlin, Sept 25.--M. Wirte, accom-
panied by his daughter, arrived at tho
Potsdam railway station shortly after
6 o'clock and was received: by the stag
Of the Russian embassy.
He proceeded Immediately to the Ho.
tel Bristol, where he will reside until
Tuesday, when he goes to, Rominteu,
one of Emperor Williams hunting
seats situated near the Russian from.
tier. where he will hayec an audience
with his majesty.
Large crowds assembled outside OF
the Hotel Bristol in the hope Of seeing
the Russian statesman.
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The class Expelled.

Mt. Vernon. o., Sept. 22.---Every
male member of the freshman class Of
the Mt. Vernon high school was OK.
PEELED. During the night the front Of
tho handsome new high school build
ing was daubed With paint. The tresh.
psu class II blamed.
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consuI General At panama.

Oyster Bay. N. ". Sept. 2i.-Presi
dent Roosevelt appointed Arnold
Shanklin. Of st. Louis, consul general
Of the United States at Panama to sue
ceed J. w. Lee. who few days ago
was appointed United States minister
To Ecuador.
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Dayton o.. aept 25r-EOcaE enunit.
Soes. are working for the recs1ktn Of
The dsiesstes to the Nstionsr Postmas.
ters' contention tn be hein hsre Rep
Besentatives from eNsry tasdtlE city
In the country ere expected. B4Ilness
sessions will b. held September ~. 20
and %.
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Gave Himself Up.

Denver, Col. Sept. 22.-Dayid Town
eeud. formerly sheriff of Washington
equity, against whom warrant has
been issued In connection with the al
legged land frauds In Washington ant
Yuma counties. gave himself up to tn
United States marshal.
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Chinese Minister Recalled.

London, Sept. 25.-The correspond
ent OF the Morning Post at Shanghai
says that Yin Tchang. the Chinese min
lister at Berlin. has been recalled and
will be appointed to command In tho
army under Gen. Yuan Shi Kai. vice
roy Of Pechili.
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Earnsse ltanes ltlWaeaf.

weat Liberty. o. Sepk- 12-Georss
Duckvorth. . retired FARMER. aross.
and lighting q lantern went to the
barn. where he hanged himself to, q
raftsr A neishbor found him dead:
He had become Respondent oven the
recent death Of his wife.
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pEcAPiTATEn soov Fovsun
The Police Of Baitiw,ore Are bOssEl
eating ths Cess.

Baltimore. Sept. A-Ihs decsBftai-
cd and otherwise mangie4 body = e.
wood v. Amos. aged "a Of Orsncs. Va.
was found on the Northern Cantral
railroad tracks near this city. Several
friends Of Amos say tAey SAN Nm
with $25 Saturday right bat wAan the
clothing was seareAed only - cents
were found. The police are hNsGti.
eating the case.
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To runneI Vnder Hudson RIxsr,

Albany. N. l.. Sept. 21.-I'ns Inter
State Tunnel Railway Co.. Of New
York, was Incorporated with capital
Of $500 600. to construct and operate
a tunnel railroad under the waters At
the Hudson river between New York
city and New Jersey.
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oussd Fatally Wounded,

Cincinnati. Sept. 23.-William Bell.
%. sergeant IN charge of the work
house guards. was frightfully injured
by the explosion a load of dynamite
ased by the prisoners in blasting rocik
He can not recover.
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~ elk Fl0HT&.
rka 0AeBsans inflicted. &sSsrs Losses
On the Morogo Rebels.

Berlin. Sept. 25.-Tha government
has received information from German
East Africa that attacks by the rebels
on Mahenge have besa successfully re-
pulsed. thax the MorogO rebels lost $50
kiSied and that tho Grawerth column
had arrived at Ktlwa after innicting
severe losses ON the rebels In ak
hghta
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MEXICO City. Sept. 32.-0en. Nertesa
Khai. Persian minister TO the United
States and Mexico. has arrived here.
he speaks favorable Of the prospect
)or . permanent exposition OF Next.
can and Amsrieaa goods In TsterHn.
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Old Aoe pIsa,,IIty PeneIone.

Washington. Sept. 22.--The report Of
the commissioner OF pensions tor the
nscaI year ending July I. last. shows
that during the year there were &C.,
sS6 allowances undsr the old age dis
ability order Of March IL 1904.
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UNITED sTATCa lNauLrEn
The Affair at cienfussoa 10 Being RIG
orousIy Investigated

Cienfuego. Cuba. Sept. zz.-ThA
mayor of Cienfusso. Senor Erias. and
other authorities called at the United
States consulate Thursday and en-
pressed their indignation and regret
at the insult to the United States gov
ernment by the dssecration Of the
escutcheon of the consulate. An IN
vestigation of the matter Is being zig
orously conducted.
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e.rthouake Victims suf3er.

Rome. Sept. 12.-The autumn rains
have begun in Calabria. the scene oi
the recent earthquakes, adding new
miseriss To the already long list caused
b. typhoid fever. malaria. hunger anc
cold.
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Rear End Collision.

Paris, ILL.,. Sept. 25.-An extra work
train on the Cairo division of the Bic
Four railroad ran into the rear end Of
an extra freight train at Swango Hill
five miles south of here. Four men
we're injured, one fatally.
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Cleveland. O.. Sept. 25.--Eloping
from Albion. Pa. with John w. Swift.
her husbands chum. Mrs. Blanche
Richardson came to this city several
days ago. In police court both receiv.
Cd heavy workhouse sentences.
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Civilian Physlclans.

Washington. Sept. 22.-The work OF
civilian physicians In examining re-
cruits for the army has proved 80 un.
satisfactory that their services will be
entirely dispensed In that capacity
after September 80 next.
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Col. cornsIlus 7. Wsstbrook Dead.

Kingston, N. Y. Sept. 26.-Col. Cor
nelius T. Westbrook. one Of the best
known Grand Army veterans In the
state, died at the Middletown state
hospital. where he was taken ssvera.
years ago, as the result Of injuries re,
ceived during the civil war.
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Cut the PacIna Record.

Allentown. Pa. Sept. 32.-Dan Patch
paced by two runners went Q mile in
2:0l at the Allentowa fair. An hour
later Dan Patch. httehed to q road
wagon. cut the pacing record Of his
sire. Joe Patchen. from 2:11H to 2:05.
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Death Of Col. Franeis w, Rhodes.

London, Sept. 22.--Informatioa was
received here from Cape Town Of the
death Of Col. Francis William Rhodes.
retired. brother Of the late Cecil
Rhodes and managing director Of the
African Trans-Continental Telegraph
Co
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For Louisville, st. Leuis and points west
l7:4b a. m. and 7:00 p. m.
For Pittsburg and east, TAB a. m. and TOO
For washington, d. c., Philadelphia ana
New York. 1:45 a. m and Ttee p m.
points In the United Srates, Canada arr
Mexico. No transfer at Cincinnati nor ~
Louis.
Information concerning time Of trains
connections, sleeping car reservations, etc.
cheerfuliy given, J. 3. SANDS. Agent.
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Woman Burned To Death.

st, Louis, Sept. 25.-Mrx Mary KNg.
mann, 46. was burned to, death by the
explosion of gasoline while lighting
her kitchen hre. Her body was liter
ally roasted. Her husband, Harman
Kfugmann, and Henry Stahl. q nsigh-
Dor. were, badly burned In trying to
save her.
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VIII Inspect the Wachusett Reservoir.
Washington. Sept 23.-The board Of
consulting engineers Of the Panama
canal committee will make an inspec.
tion of the wachusett reservoir. q part
Of the water supply OF Boston. before
sailing for the Jsthmus.
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Preferred Death To DIsqraee.

Minneapolis. MIMI, Sept. 22.--Miss
Ella Kent. arrested on meager charges
OF stealing, committed suicide by
drowning rather than face the disgrace
Of appearing In the police court for
trial.
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ON NjlIod and1 rs j,rj,nedl

CaGaldA. n. T.. SeIk. 2E-Ths mskos.
masn WEE killed and! l6 paaaangsF. in.
jyreA! h . collision on the Albany Z
HUDSON Electric railway & Nasan,
whAn q passenger team nam ineo . Nit
ooR.
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Are You Interested In . Past Grow.
Ing CountPyH

The Chicago & North-w estern Rail.
way 90. will furnish reliable informa.
tion regarding many desirable loca.
tious IN the West and Northwest on
it, lines for Industrial stablishments.
Hotels, banks. stores, produce buyers,
lumber dealers, brick yards and other
excellent business opportunities.
Pull information regarding cheap
landsin this fertile territory. Allthe
particular desired BY prospective
ssttlers are promptly furnished upoa
application to agents Of the Nor,h.
Western Line. or to W. B. Kniskern.
Passenger Trafhc Manager. Chicago.
II thought I'd never live to tell the
tale"
She :.id and he with ready defer.
Answered, mo wonder, then, that you
turned pale
Indeed. your suffering must have
been intense !"
Jimmy-You're In fer It, all right.
d boss 10 red hot
Johnsy-0ee didn't know he vas
dead
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Deatbl oF Judge Upton M. Vosmu.

81. Louis. Sept. 23.--Judge Upkou N
Young. a. veteran Of tlts, civil war and
4, prominent lawyer. aged 6E pears.
died from malarial fever. He contract
ed the fever two mout1is ego while On
Hbusine0 trip In Waeaiingtnn. u G.
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Weather condltIona
MARRIAGE LICENSES

-HARRIS-L c. Reynolds,
aged 3S. a native of North Carolina
and resident of Los Angeles, and
Kate Harris, aged 26, native of
Missouri and resident OF Los Angeles.
STUTSMAN- BOILING ER-W NJ. Stuts-
man, aged 40, native of Indiana ana
resident of Tropico, and Lucinda Boil
linger, aged 20, native of Ohio and
resident of Inglewood.
SHAMFINE e. CUNNINGHAM - /. w.
shamfine, aged "a, a native of New
York and resident of Pasadena, and
Ethel b. Cunningham, aged %, ma
tive of Indiana and resident of Pasa-
dena
ROGERS STEVENSON - John Rogers,
aged 26, a native of California and
resident of Los Angeles, and Mabel
Il. Stevenson, aged 26, native OF
FRIEDMAN GUROVICH - Benjamin
Friedman, aged 20, a native of Rus
sia and resident of Los Angeles, and
Fannie Gurovich, aged 20, a native of
Russia and resident of Los Angeles
NG-BURDICk-Joh J. Stang, aged
40, a native of New York and resident
of Pomona, and Mary A. Burdlck'
aged 80, native of Ohio and resi-
dent of Pomona
DENNING- G-McADAMS-G. II. Denning,
aged 23, a native of Kansas and resi-
dent of Long Beach, and Inez g. Nc
Adams, aged %, a native of Kansas
and resident of Emporia.
WEAVER -SNdITH-E. M Weaver, aged
%. a native of Indiana and resident
of Santa Monica, and susie 70. smith,
aged 16, a native of Arkansas and
resident of Glendora.
OKEY- -BUSH-F. w. Okey, aged "a,
native of Ohio and resident of Los
Angeles, and Leona M. Bush, aged 20.
a native of Missouri and resident OF
Anaheim.
FULNER- -HURD-J. J. Fulner, aged 32.
a native of Illinois and resident or
Los Angeles, and Geneva d. Hurd,
aged 26, native of Kansas and resi-
dent of Los Angeles.
MCKINNEY SANCHEZ j. o. McKin-
ney, aged 2S, native of Kentucky and
resident Of Los Angeles, and VERONA j.
Sanchez, aged II, a native of Illinois
and resident of Los Angeles.
WOOLSEY- Y-JOHNSTON-E. w. Woolsey;
aged 81, a native of New York and
resident of Atlanta, and Carrie w.
Johnston, aged SO, native of New
York and resident of Los Angeles.
Peck & Chase Co., undertakers and en-
balners; lady assistant. 433 S. Hill. Tel
Main 81
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Flats

TO LET--MODERN FLATS-water Free.
S10--3 rooms, 204 NJ Fremont
$12--3 rooms, 212 N. Fremont.
S12--3 rooms 334 S. Figueroa.
$13.50-5 rooms, 219 N. Figueroa.
S14--3 rooms, S34 s. Figueroa, furnished.
S16--5 rooms, 1913 w Diamond.
Sl6-5 rooms, l0i6 w. 1st.
S16--4 rooms, $40 W. 1st
S16-3 rooms. 204 N. Fremont, furnished.
S1S--3 rooms, 2iS N. Fremont, furnished.
WIESENDANGER. 221 Laughlin Bid 30
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yest and Best Firms i'm Los Angeles Use Herald Liners
EoR RENT
Houses

FOR RENT-sIx-RooMM MODERN COT
tage; has never been occupied. VIII
rent to responsible parties for 5000
per month; near Soto ST., Boyle Heights.
Desirable residence section.
Four-room modern fiat, on s. w. cor
ner Of 18th and Griffith ave. $500.
Five-room modern furnished cottage,
S2S Kohler st gas and electricity; $50
per month. viii give lease IL neces-
rios. j. HAMPTON CO. 119 s.
Broadway. L. A. RIB.
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Furnished FIats

FOR S14 YOU CAN RENT THREE
rooms, completely furnished, new, ele-
giant; housekeeping; gas range, bath,
telephone hot water; close in. 33i
also 204 NORTH FREMONT. $40 unfur-
nished
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TRANsFER ANp STORAGE

COLYEAR WAREHOUSE co.
Fire Proof 415-l9 San Pedro ~
Open storage or separate iron rooms
Moving and packing reasonable rates.
Cash advanced on storage.
Main Office, 322 81 MAIN.
Phones-Aain 1117i Home 2l54.
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SANITARIUMS

MRS. M HERBERT. SANlTARICM-
Massage, electric tub. vapor, steam
baths chiropody. manicuring, scalp
treatment facial massage. 225h w.
First Home $500
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Furnished Rooms

If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE
best place in Los Angeles to room
and board, call at 800 S. Bunker Hill
highest elevation in city; a nice. quiet
home newly furnished and home
cooking. Take Angels Flight, then
go .wo blocks west. Rates low for
the summer.
$l6-THREE ROOMS, COMPLETELY
furnished: new; housekeeping; IN
new building. Els ". FREMONT.
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FOR SALE
Houses

FOR SALE-BY
MINES & PARISH,
315 South Hill st.
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FOR SALE
Houses

IMPROVED PROPERTY
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We put up a handsome, stylish resi-
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we guarantee you tenant,
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OUR WORK is OUR PRIDE DE- ~
And well-known men of prominence
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only too glad 20 tell you our houses
are, are manryels of beauty. durability and
If you intend building an apartment
house step around and see
THE KENWOOD, 943 Santee St.,
The Jackins Apartment, southwest cor
ner I'd and Olive SITS.
Call and see our cottage plans. We
are sure there are conveniences de-
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ably In Ignorance now.
r. N. LAMBERTH & CO.,
General Building Contractors
Suite 414 Braly Bldg.
Phones: Home 2629. Main 2222.
cRocKER ST.
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Improvement. Gas and electric light
sewer, etc
This is a first-class proposition, as this
property is rapidly increasing In value
Terms 800 cash. $25 monthly.
JONES q RYDER LAND CO.,
2l8 West Third st.
326 SOUTH BURLINGTON AVENUE.
FiVe-rOOm home, bath, electric
light, gasj lot 40xl4O feet. Price
Owner,
OSCAR ID. SMITH,
Si5 and Si6 o. 4. johnson building.
FOR sALE-sIx ROOMS AND BATH;
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easy rental terms; until new Moneta
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208 North Broadway,