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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-23

Joseph NJ. Authier Of Rhode Island. at
Saint Hyacinthe. Quebec. Canada; Julean
H. Arnold Of California. at Tamsui. For
mosa; William p. Atwell OF the District OF
Columbia. at Client. Belgium; William Har-
rison Bradley Of Illinois at Manchester, En-
gland; Caster s. Crowninshiead Of District
Of Columbia, at CasteAamare di Stabia,
Moncten. New Brunswick. Canada: George
c. Cole OF West Virginia, at Dawson. Yu-
kon territory. Canada; Henry s. Culver OF
Ohio. at Cork, Ireland: Chapman Coleman
of Kentucky, at Roubaix. France; Augustus
G. Sayfert OF Pennsylvania. at Durango.
Mexico; Nicholas c. Schlemner of Texas.
at Bergen. Norway: John 8. Twells Of
Pennsylvania, at Carlsbad, Austria: e. Hal
dia: William T. Fee OF Ohio. at Bremen.
Germany; Alfred ]. Fleming, at Alden. Ara
bia: Charles M. Freeman OF New Hamp-
shire. at st. Pierre. st. Pierre Island Fred
Roger 8. Greene Of Massachusetts,. at Via
diyostok. Russia: Wilbur T. Gracey Of
Massachusetts,. at Tsingtau, China: Edwin
N Gunsaulus OF Ohio, at Rimouski. Que
bee. Canada; Joseph E. Haven OF Illinois,
at Christopher. West Indies; John E. Ham
tlton OF Kentucky, at Cornwall. Ontario,
Canada; George Heimrod of Nebraska. at
Apia. Samoa; Perley c. Head of Michigan.
at Saigon. Cochin China; Alexander Helm
gartner OF Ohio at Riga. Russia.
George N. Int of Idaho. at Annaberg. Ger
many
John Edward Jones Of the District of CO.
lumbia. at Dalny. Manchuria-
John F. Jewell OF Illinois. at Saint Mich
ael's. Azores.
George B. Killmaster of Michigan. at
Port Rowan. Ontario, Canada.
James A. LIE Roy OF Michigan. at Madrid.
Spain.
William C. Mageisson OF Minnesota. at
Bagdad, Turkey.
Robert e Mansfield of Indiana. at Luz
cerne, Switzerland.
William w. Masterson OF Kentucky, at
Batum, Russia.
Chester w. Martin OF Michigan. at Mar
Unique, West Indies.
George w. Shots OF Michigan. at sault
Sainte Marie Ontario, Canada.
James H. Shirley Of Illinois. at Suva. Fill
Islands.
Alfred A. winslow of Indiana. at valpa-
raise, Chile.
James 8. Benedict Of New York, at Camp
bellton. New Brunswick. Canada.
Philip Carroll OF New York. at Manzan-
fllo Mexico.
Edwin q Cunningham Of Tennessee. at
Durham. Natal
George A. Chamberlain Of New Jersey.
at Perpambuco. B.axi.
William r. Doty Of New Jersey. at Tab
EsxWsn x. MoorhsAd Of Pennsylvania. at
H5nfy n. Morgan Of Lousiana. At SHUT
Gsrt. WuytembefG.
Milton II. Price OF South Dakota, at Jsres
de u FTontesa spain
PA ac1G assn E e sssils q p'h''ls.nia =
Essons-l ISsrt I. Smith At Prescott.
Arin&1as-6 81 TAyior, ~ Norrdllton-
CA1G1okn6a-A1ffed A. 1fuA Highland;
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WOMEN'S NATIONAL
TENNIS TOURNEY

PHILADELPHIA. June 23-New York
triumphed. over both Boston and Philadel-
phia yesterday in the singles of the wom-
ems national championship lawn tennis
tournament. at the Philadelphia Cricket
Club. Miss Helen Romans and Mrs. Bar
ger Wallach meet today In the final round.
As Miss Moore. the present champion. Will
not defend her title. todayfs winner will be-
como the champion Of the United States for
1905.
Miss Romans defeated Miss Edith e.
Rotch Of Boston in the semi-final round by
score Of 60. 6-S. and Mrs Barger-Wal-
ZACH won from Mrs. H. Toulmin Of Phila-
delphia by the same score. Mrs. Toulmin
was formerly champion of the United
states. but she was no match for Mrs.
Barger-W allach, who exhibited supeyA,r
speed and accuracy throughout Miss Ho-
mans likewise had the advantage Of Miss
Rotch at all times. although the latter made
some brilliant rallies
The doubles also have decidedly New
York hue. two of the three pairs still in the
running being from that city. Miss Romans
and Miss Clover Boldt defeated Miss Sarah
Coffin and Miss Margaret johnson of Staten
Island In q close match, and are now in the
final round. Miss johnson and W. J. john
son reached the semi-fnal round OF the
mixed doubles by beating Mr. and Mrs.
L. s. Coe Of Staten Island.
In the mans singles E. B. Dewhurst Of
the University of Pennsylvania, the inter-
collegiate champion; N. W. Niles, the Har-
ward champion: j. r.. Carpenter, jr., former
Pennsylvania state champion, and r. C..
Seaver of Boston, have reached the semi
final round. The summaries follow:
Women's singles tsemi-hnaI roundl-Miss Helen
astan rs Tss NWauach New;
York. beat Mrs. H. Toulmin. Philadelphis Ga,
6-3.
Women's doubles fsemi final rounfi)-Miss Romans
and Miss Glover Boldt. New York. beat Miss Sarah
CONN and Miss Margaret johnson. Staten Island,
6-2, SO, 60.
Mixed doubles third round)-Miss Johnson and
w. T. johnson. Staten Island. beat Mr.. and Mrs.
L. 8. Coe Staten Island 6-S. rs
Mems singles third round)-E. B. Dewhurst,
University Of Pennsylvania: beat @ NJ Bunting,
University. beat H. NJ. simons. philadelphia,
Ga IS; J. R. Carpenter. j.; Philadelphia. best
Seayer Boston. beat II. NJ. Tiden. Philadelphia.
2-6. So, 81.
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/ try for the bag. Chance takers are APP
preciated In Washington.
: Manager Stahl should watch Patten > oe-
( in the box II there is no speed there yark
! him out This from one Of the wise Suys OF
the New Yorks.
4 Mberfeld was expected to report to the
New Yorks In this city. but as he didn' I
show I'D yesterday he will join the 'Yanks
In Gotham The little fellow Is sadly missed
II Is rumored that when the Boston
Americans return from their western trip
Chick Stahi will be the only original MEM
Der remaining IN the outer garden.
: A year ago the Pirates occupied the same
position that they do today. but their per-
centage was 100 points lower than at pres
ent.
Jack Powell OF the st. Louis Browns is
again we'll and will be in the game within
Browns bench for more than week-St
Louis Republic. Save him for washington
Bay Is said to have scored from first
recently on bunt to the pitcher Whefe
the pitcher threw or kicked the Dali the re-
port failed to state.
Noodles Hahn has lost but one game this
season since he Joined the Hishlanders.
He has pitched but five, and the other -FOUR
went on the right side OF the ledger.
4 1t turns out that Manager Dunn OF the
Providence team offered Hoey. the new Bos-
ton American League outhelder, $500 TO JON
his team Monday. and raised the oHer TO
. Kenna OF the Louisville club hit for .46l
in twenty-five games; Rockenfield All In
sixteen games. Danny" Greene. formerly
OF the White Sox. .361. Joe Burke, formerly
of the st. Louis Nationals. $50, Charley
Carr. dropped by Cincinnati. 1884: Phil
Geier .332 Padden 1881, Jude .324. Waldron
} $40, Perrine .31T.
4 A would-be Joker was Kidding" Altizer of
( the Washington Nationals Tuesday. What
/ league are you going to next?" smart guy
asked. abiding to ''Dutchs" frequent shirts
this season.
/ Altizer-"Never you care, old boy; there
are still 5000 leagues under the sea-
St Louis 9lobe-Democrat.
Bobby Lowe never a sluBser. but ne
has not lost any OF his knack of doing dam
ege with the bludgeon in a pinch.
4, Not till dime shall be no more and the
( trumpet shall have sounded the last call
will old George Van Haltren cease to make
I base hits He knocked out a single and two
two baggers for the Oakland team against
San Francisco the other day.
Manager Edward Barrow of the Toronto
club of the Eastern League says that there
must be a mistake II the Boston American
League lays any claim to Flynn, the Holy
Cross hrst baseman. that player has
signed Toronto contract and accepted ad-
vance money 10 the extent of 800. and has
agreed to ioln the Toronto club In Jersey
City.
Even II the Collins team is at the bottom
no abuse has been showered upon the play
ers by the fans for the simple reason that
when a the top the Collins players carried
themselves like gentlemen and did not get
'sweHheadedness." Over in New York the
Giants were cockey when on top that
the fans turned upon them. and have really
seemed to rejoice over their downfall.
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Theft and Razor Demonstration.

James Nightingale. colored, twenty-four
years of age. appeared in the Police Court
today accused OF the larceny OF a watch
from Bessie Strother. valued at so. and n
fine of $40 was entered. The parties men,
toned were on an excursion down the river
yesterday. and on the way home the COM
planning witness alleged that Nightingale
took her watch. When officers Of the boat
attempted to place Nightingale under ar
rest, 1t is stated, hght occurred. In the
melee 1t Ia said that several were slightly
cut. AS the fight took place below Sandy
Point the District authorities. did not have
Jurisdiction in the case. but the watch was
recovered. 1t was stated. after the boat had
arrived within the jurisdiction OF the Dis
trict authorities.
In his defense Nightingale stated that he
was only playing" but Judge Kimball did
not think that taking watch and q razor
demonstration constituted play. so he en-
tered the fine. az stated.
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SYSONBYS SKELETON
FOR AMERICAN MUSEUM

NEW YORK. June ZS.-James r. keens
has not yet decided what disposition shall
be made of the body OF sysonby. which 10
buried near the stable at Sheepshead Bay
which for two years sheltered the race
morse. Friends OF Mr.. keene said yester-
day, however. that he probably would have
the skeleton of the horse mounted and pre-
sent IL 10 the American Museum OF Natural
History.
Mr. keens would thus emulate the ex-
ample OF W. OB. McDorough, who. when
his great horse. Ormonde, died, sent MS
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ROWING UNDER DIFFIcULTIEs
West Using Borrowed Shell at Hen
Law

Henry West of Philadelphia. who Is en-
tereo for the diamond SOULS at the coming
regatta at Henley. Eng, was out practicng
yesterday In a borrowed shell, but It was
evident that he was rowing under difficult
ties.
vans boat" said West. but I shall be all
right Monday when get my own boat"
The Argonaut (Canadian) crew entered
for the Grand Challenge Cup did half the
course this morning L. three minutes and
twenty-five seconds This Is considered ex-
traordinariIy fast time during the training
period. and the Canadians chances Of cap
turing the cup are regarded as second to
none.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-23

Mr.. Clarence w. Hecox has sold his two
Dared sculi in which he and Sam Bdmonston
won the championship event In that class
at the national regatta OF the Association
OF Amateur Oarsmsn. on August II, 1903. as
Worcester, Mas
It IL understood that the purchasers we're
seyeral members OF the Analostan Boat
Club of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-23

Tho city council OF Bialystok has request
ed Governor General Bader to remove the
troops and permit the organization OF Q
municipal militia. The council has also
asked the government for 600 for the
relief Of the sufferers from the recent
rioting.
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mounted skeleton to the British Museum IN
London Other noted horses have been SIM
ilarly treated. and one stands In tho Smith
sonian Institution In Washington, ID. G.
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White Algonquin. 344: Charles Macarthur.
Hcmewood. 3eE.
Robert FOULS did not finish In the after
Eoon and H p. Moore. Lake Geneva. was
DISQUALIFIED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-23

Thousands of situations have been OBJ
tainsd through the want columns OF The
Star.
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Nav Start New Country Club.

There win be a mass meeting Of a ma
jority Of the members Of the board OF gov
ernors Of the Columbia and Washington
Coli clubs. with a number OF the members
and other business men. held at the Office
of Henry A. Pressey. 400 Colorado building,
on Monday evening at o'clock.
According to the circular letter sent to
the members OF the Columbia club by Sec
rotary Benz. Woodruff the meeting will be
means for large country club, to be To-
Gated on the beautiful tract of land known
as the Saegmuller property, on the Old Do
minion and Great Falls railroad. in Alexan-
dria county. Va. This place Is admirably
located for magnificent country CLUB that
would indeed bs an attraction to the capital
city. The mansion which was built some
years ago by Mr.. SaeSmuller was later
closed by the owner. who moved away. II
has always been kept In f1ne condition, and
seems an ideal location for country club.
Being thirty minutes from the treasury by
car and the price reasonable. many OF the
members hope that ways and means may be
found to purchase the property. The man.
sion. it Is stated. cost 10000 to build
Eastern Branch Gun Club.
The Eastern Branch Gun Club had an
other Of its weekly shoots on the grounds
of the club near the District jail Thursday
afternoon, and there was a large attend
ance Of the members OF the club and some
fine shots were made. the scores being.
when the results were summed up, found to
be well above the average. Tho preparations
for the big shooting tournament which the
club Will hold at its grounds on Indepehd-
enos day are progressing. and the indica-
lions point TO the event being one OF the
largest OF the kind ever held in this city.
4 large number Of nqntsstants have entered
the match and VII shoot with ell their
skill to win tho handsomA pr1ses for the
various sventG
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Base Ball, Racing
and Other Sports

CONTINUED from Eighth Pase)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-29

LOOK AT THE NEW GROOM COT
tages building on 3rd and T streets.
Where do you find such grand founda-
tions cottages? The balance of the
buildings will be just as good through
out and thoroughly modern The prices
and terms very reasonable and lower
than you could now duplicate them at.
Why? Because all our contracts were
let on last years prices and cost of
building has advanced considerably since
gained for. Better arrange for one soon
before It Is too late.
broom new pressed brick. II st, s2625.
6-room new modern pr, brk., corner on
3-room cottage. s12 Grove st. near 9th
e. and 11th So. city water, 5000; one
half cash
Groom brick, So, f $3.50
4-room neat brick cottage, 9Th So. and
4th E, $3.50.
5-room brick, near 3rd SO and 7th E,
slS0S
broom. nearly new. modern brick cot
tage. So F.. 5000
S-room. nearly new. modern pressed
CRATE and mantel 3xlO corner lot, near
9Th E. and End So: sewer, sidewalk. etc.
Groom modern. bath. e l.. barn lot
5oxl5O IT. near lst So and 7th W, $3.50
s-room, nearly new. modern pressed
brick; 9 b!ks from new gostoGftice, tGt S2sGo
1910, corner ST. s2loO Another $500
10xI0. corner NJ st, $3.50
4laNl0. corner III st. 5000.
120xlJ0 IT.. corner llth e. 5000
GX10 on 7th E. near 3rd So. $500. VIII
divide y for $3.50.
2lSXS. 2nd So. near 9Th f. $500.
21sx7k, 9Th e. near End So. $500,
2I5XS 3rd So, near 9Th E.. $500.
4lAxS9 IT., Sth SO. and 1st w, $3.50,
S9xl32 TT corner Sth SO. and 1st w, |
$3.50
8Sx121 IT to alley on SS-foot street. near
7th F. and 9Th So, $3.50
4Sxl15 IT. to alley. 7th L, and 9th So, |
Only lots left for $40 each, near 18th
E and 4th So, easy terms, When these
are gone your opportunity TO buy lots |
in that locality for S275 each has vanished
forever. That's straight, we know, You
Will also. later. when Ii Is too late.
Only 50 feet left near 1lth f. and 1lth |
So. at s. 90 per foot. We scld the bal
ance last week,
Lots on Sth So. near 9th w. SEQ 10 Sll5
each. Your own terms.
BUSINESS FLAT PROPERTY.
66xso IT.. North Temple. near Main, 500
per foot Some improvements Others
ask $50 per foot game locality.
57Xl65 IT. w T. and Ord So Sl5.0o1
20xN rods. blks from new postoflcc
acres on o. S. L. tracks. lst w, near
10th So. $3.50
Cut this out and see US
PETERSON r. F. INV CO, $50 MAIN.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FUTILE BROS,
Jas Main Street

FUTILE BROS,
Jas Main Street
TWO large building sites, 80 IT front, az
North State and the Capital grounds. The
pair for only sl7s5
Here's beauty-7-rm. mod. br.. furnace,
+ OF w Just the near in location for
on upper State street. A great bargain
list No. ai7. Price % q 5000 n0o' easy 'ef'
Building lots on 7th and for $3.50.
Corner OF 9Th and G SITS. Arm. br.. e. /.
and city water. 5000; good lot; easy
te+ms 1n- n No. 0s s4ss ! st. bet 1st and End '''
2lzxlo rods on Bird street. near in. $500.
% rods on and 9th cts for sl7oo Cheap
Sidewalk paid. No. 1853
* -g4x7E rods; on H st, bet. 5th and sth.
,721 21Ax1S 70 rodss s5ss on 9th ST.. bet, H and l.
SO So. 18th E. 5-rm. mod br.. sewer and
cement walk. pore. bath and nickle
has lost on contract Sell for $500. Terms
Must sell Call quick and get this. No
21txs rods. sth E. and 4th go Sewer
as5. " ~ ~ '
We have four near in" hat and bust
ness SITES that Will go cheap TO early buy-
ers, Prices are fast tending strongly up
or permanent investment We know bar
gains when we see them. Our "a years
experience ought to be worth something
List Nos 2l79, SS53 S537 and 1888.
CONTRACTORS TAKE NOTICE.
Three 10x10-rod pieces. all adjoining. in
Grande shops at 9Th South and 4th West
Great bargain e.
And the above are not all the bargains
we have. Call and see us early this
week
FUTILE BROS. 14s MAIN ST.
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MEEKS & LYNCH.

S15 and SIG Atlas Block
Bell Phone 25I9-Y.
S300Q-5-room modern white pressed brick:
new; fino basement, barn. large lot.
No. CO
s2ooo%-room brick; pantry, closet corner
lot, Terms. No eS.
SlS5o-4-room new white pressed brick.
East Eighth South, No. 81
s3500-Modern new white pressed brick;
fine corner lot. cast bench.
s5Qpo-7-room modern brick: lot 3xl0; south
front OH 1st st No. 93
$S500-Beoutlful now white pressed brick;
all modern. fine corner lst st,
$S2oo-5x10: south front, End ST.
Si3oo-2iax6; 5th South and 3rd East.
$l100-2i5xo; 1st ST.: south front
$S25-S5x116h and alley; 7th East.
$ll50-2hx7 and alley, south frontage on
Bird South. sewer and sidewalks.
S0o-33x1l51as corner on K ST.; faces east
and north, Cheap,
S600o-6th South. bet, Main and West Tenn
plo; Groom; elegant, 3N17 rods OF
ground; also Broom house In rear
1711 acres cast bench; car line; only $500
per acre, for subdiyding.
ncros River in Poplar Grove; $500 per
acre; for subdividing.
% acres; sth South. near River. $3.50 per
acre; for subdlyding
lS2x200. 1th South, near River; Sl0o0
1876 feet on Main and 9Th South; 25-toot
alley north and loft alley rear;
2 houses; rent SIS month; 81 900;
only $50 per foot,
Is rods on corner OF Main st; houses
rent for $40 per month. s37, 600
Money to loan
MEEKS & LYNCH,
Sl5 Atlas Block
Ben 25'9-f' w2s2s
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
HOMER & ROBERTSON.
INVESTMENT AGENTS


80 room OF modern buff brick; lot Axxln
tees: R-foot X. "; This place is right up
ment furnace. front and back stairway.
oatn, aroor and summer house Corner :
OF Third and r streets:
,New '-room red pressed brick; every
thing thin modern and up-to-date. This houss
VIII make you % an ideal home; location
uneHceueo. 18th East, near 1st South
$500. co.
5-room modern frame e s.; lot ssx1sa,
eorcelain ee5SsI bath toilet, ete connected with
s22moo.
x}el garoom modern two-story brick: lot AZ
sewer; East Third South ''>'
s55o0.O0
,77-room modern pressed brick: lot 4ax1
eZ17' furnace. etc. Third etreet -.
$4,000
.o,l ilr9om lr3e modern brick; furnace. etc-; lot
4s'sxlsS feet East Second South.
100000.
broom modern frame; lot ssY1s2 uss+
second South.
ssoo0oo
Broom modern brick and sb,nxls. s4..u
heat. etc; lot 415kx24f,s feet. Eas. sidel
ten minutes walk from this once.
s70J00o
sorted sol fruit trees, elegant lawns; lot is;4I
40 ~ second sssoS ss SSo Close In
Sroom modern brick, s. E.; LOT ss,kx,s7
Ieet 70 X OF w: $3.50 cash, balance 325
per month. Wv
$4,000.
4-room modern brick. lot 1Ax1lsH feet.
East Sixth South.
100000
4-room brick cottage; lot s5x1a2 feet to
II. OF W., d. h. $50 cash, SIS per month
Sl250.oo
$2650.o0
6-room brick; lot 40x125 South 9Th East
$500 %
Double brick house. s. E.. rooms in
each apartment; rent for s15 per month
each; good small Investment
$3S50.00
1o-room modern brick; 10th East. near
Ast south; all modern except furnace.
Se0O0.00.
4-room brick cottage; porcelain bath. toi-
tet, etc; connected with sewer; 3-room
frame In rear of lot. front house rents for
SE9 per month, rear one for $40, lot 3sXx
loo feet. 86 East First South st,
s3500.0o.
III you want an ideal building site look
at this. Z, near 2nd; sewer and side
walk tax paid. gas In street; 41kx1S5
Feet Only $500.
1e5x1s5 feet 10th and J. $3.50.
4ox1e5 feet Seventh South, between 9th
and 10th East. $780,
Lots In Inglewood addition; $3.50 enoh.
one-third cash; balance in one and two
Nine lots In Park View; one-third cash.
oalance In one and two years, $500
"a acres in 5-acre. plat C; under cult
walton, $500.
$3.50 ei'i 0ou'h'
l92 acres of land; house, barns. etc
$500. ''' 0ou"eS'
1H-story brick house, Eastlake finish
lA acres or ground S. E.. only $500
HOMER e. ROBERTSON.
DESERET BANK BUILDING
MAIN AND FIRST SOIJTH STa
BOTH PHONES I42. w27as
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MUST BE SOLD
9-rm' mod brick, with furnace E 4th So
ST., with large lot, only $500 You cannot
Dulld inc house for the money Goddard
81 East First South st -
40-ACRE FARM
with good 4-room house. sheds. shade
fruit trees, artesian wells. fencing etc .
good water right. y splendid chicken or
STOCK farm. See Goddard. 81 E First
South ST
$500 HOME
5-rm mod. new brick yellow pine nat
urai finish, horizontal panel doors cement
walks on street and around house West
sra 80. st, near r. CT. w. depot Snap
easy terms. See Goddard, 81 E. 1st South
$1,000 COTTAGE
with barn ard large lot fenced West
side. Goddard, 81 r. First South.
and 45Xl57 II. lot, 9Th East. mr. 11th So
Ihis won't last. See Goddard, 81 E. LIST So
LISTEN!
We can build YOU fine arm. mod brick
furnishlng 2i2-rod lot on 4.h and H SITS
Tor S2OoO On easy payments. This will be
a gem. Goddard. 81 L. First South
$1,000 FOR BLOCK
S$0N330 IT., on \. Bench. A beautifully
situated tract on which YOU can double
your money within . years. You can sub
cNide and sell the lots now Look into
this. Goddard 81 East First South street