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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-29

premium falling years. this the
reduction phenomenal will REACH think by the
the year. per cent? This alone means nearly
oRe an m hd 4 qnS ba s Of s oF % m yn @ ] eom
pany in the
element goes
maturity policies up
public enamoued
of industrial issued for
mainly endowment tabes-ncreasng
policies twenty endowments form
ing proportion 80 cent of
disadvantage Of
reserve chldren life and
policies payable periods
and upwards according to age at
by companies
lars in Unhnkng persons come to the conclusion that
piles with
liabilities that
wealth of consists in its surplus and completely over
looking remarkable that deliberately kept down
on of the Of earned to the pocy holders who
tributed it. Public
tho nSbIc ve b,ve GOOD dea 80 evidence +o+ orv fe and
limited life contracts thought preferable
ments We resolved therefore discontinue
life and policies which
lie demand existing which believe
first tables really scientifically industrial
cies Our industrial policies will therefore whole life
tracts think that a
the of the public that
with old 1t is hard
the policies in full lives of those die
only by the premiums from those live
and beyond their expectations and that the hardship
contribution
which essential life possi
therefore that shall
premiums what is the in industrial where the
the
the unduy the other fix
limits of shall
rs the limit premiums because
enabled slightly
received
necessity premiums that
complaint that people live such old age
that in 1905 shall have voluntarily matter of paid
claims endowments policies
reaching so after paying premiums
Constructing principles
poportoned expenses
and the of premiums ceasing after shall
the department
have before this felt it safe to ISSUE
The striking change infanile table,
life tables
enabled n
compelled hold liability
features.
infantile tables will
weekly premium
a weekly premium
that the benefits
this therefore
fits at the later persistence Thus
the benefit of death at nine 7S while the benefit
at dying $780,
four at entry dying at age nine $i and This
paid by those entering at earlier when death
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-29

legally authorized college of osteopathy
of good repute may be licensed to prac-
tice ostetopathy in this state by sub
mitting to said board of osteopathic
examiners such diploma and salts
flying such board that they are the
| legal holders thereof, or by undergoing
an individual examination in the follow
! ing branches, to wit: Anatomy, physi-
ology, chemistry, histology, pathology,
gynecology, obstetrics and theory and
practice OF osteopathy, and such other
branches as the board shall deem ad-
visable.
"All persons after August l., 1901, de-
string to commence the practice of os-
teopathy in this state shall apply to
said board for a license to do so and
such applicant at the time and place
designated by said board, or at a reg
ular meeting of said board, shall sub
NIT diploma from legally incorpor-
ated college of osteopathy recognized
by the board of examiners. Having
complied with the requirements of this
act said board shall grant a license to
such applicant to practice osteopathy
in the state of California, which license
shall be granted by the consent of not
less than three members of said board
and attested by the seal thereof.
Mo Board Exists
"The real question which at once sug-
gests itself, however, upon an exam
ination of the act of the legislature
under discussion here is not one of
technical form merely, but affects the
life of the act itself. 1t viii be noticed
that by the provisions quoted in the
foregoing, subsequent to the first day
of August, 1901, there is only one course
prescribed for the applicant for GER
tifcate to practice osteopathy to pur
sue; namely. to present a diploma from
a legally incorporated college of oste-
opathy, recognized by the board of
examiners. The act provides nowhere
for any examination of applicants for
certificates who may desire to practice
osteopathy after the first day of Au-
gust 1901; so then, since that date,
every applicant must have possessed
and must possess a diploma from a
legally incorporated college of osteop-
athy, recognized by the board of ex-
aminers No standard is fixed by the
act determining any form of measure
ment that the board of examiners shall
apply In determining what colleges they
win recognize. A college might be
legally Incorporated college of oste-
opathy'; that is, Incorporated so far
as legal forms are concerned, but with
a course of instruction wholly insuffi-
eient to educate the students who might
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-29

age follows this Of benefits for
tables for total premium Of more than cents And to meet
v fG
premium Tu H srots y"w upon % Mortality
per cen over n our % life and
thirty the and 20 cent
@ @ enG life tables and w bose Of mos
tables provide for payment of premium during the whole OF IRE
We have increased immediate under these
during benefits there
into al Of @ he sfeP
three extended insurance viii be granted after
be- paid aen ten years. The pooes
the concessions making rights
expressed policy entirely
hs or & S4py which we adpted
policies under $780,
ORDINARY DEPARTMENT.
the striking results Of the Armstrong investigation w
life the policy And what . inteTsng well
h SS S @ % % aa % 1s 5 % % 9f the the
this in the matter Of shown by
ta S Se
she
necessary by the companies issuing participating policies
pafns policies not the rue
any e @ ns es sec @ d 9ftf1
stock loading and the dividends RrOmsd
policies entirely guide
mortality industrial risks who could af
the mortality
The special class policies
which mortality could
be undertook
such improvement
should actually experienced
socalled
dividends expected earned claim
special class policies based
principle All
policies in the ordinary were by their terms m
teen and today the laws and the similar
principles which have been trained We have
intermediate special risks which enable
participating tables The tables of premiums as to
policies completely readued we
will find them most attractive.
shall henceorth competition
participating companies announced their
this We have therefore
well and in the interest
Of the
commission effect reduction of premium New
will
will
thought
to them which
which remember the
when should
to
giving the
of Superinendents
We all of
superintendent and
them the supervision the
the their
made it an interest well a duty.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-29
WOMAN AND BOY INJURED
Seavengers Picking Up Fruit from
Burned Commission Stores Have
Narrow Escapes

Several women and children who
were engaged in picking up fruit which
escaped the flames in the fire of COM
mission stores at Third and Central
week ago narrowly escaped serious
injury yesterday morning when the
roof of the West Coast company's store
at 621 East Third street fell in.
A Russian woman was struck by a
beam and a small Mexican boy re-
ceived several injuries about the head.
The beams supporting the roof fell on
top of a burned freight car ana had It
not been for this fact several persons
might have been killed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-29
Review of 1906 and Announcement for 1907
70 H New or ~

even our %ors Sos will d S st sS stn al Of % % ana
which afford give and which
generous take optional extended in
@ S @ %R and S a % y of ] s @ witch has a
ca be d we y h n to a n
we shall issue ordinary life limited payment endowment and
addition which public with their
the modified with life the %
life apG @ e IT'S
Gentlemen entitled to that the Armstrong nvesga-
p 9h LIFE f e @ fnd in ct he
@ a @ THIS T af to the ] tse so a d
D & % year U a @ @ year @ for the S ISSUE sp S O S
at less expense at greater return to policy holders
e. % which & the sS1 M
best year company's history ,
THIS YEAR 1906.
did b H0u have well Last last the of the
year paralysis Which uneasonaby and
g and Find
sog 3 @ 9 t @ b the the e aPpae ia little to yor in peT all
S nup nd the TO results sp se @bod % az
you the essential we had RECEIVED in our work
d @ @ and % ypu tho o esRn b @ all o this aS for ss
mot to make % this public and
his personal thanks and add official
the same months of previous years: " " O'1pN "'''
ad xep ISL % amd @ which the
The agents the largest of industrial business
The increase larger than for the
The ratio apses the third past
The transferred the
Notwithstanding
started and the larger reduction the
The collections the best in the history Of the
The death claims reached the lowest ratio for the last
five the increased
holders
last saved 100000 compared
with
The in (be-
of reduction in number Of appca
and special salary a year
We add that the Pacific
remarkable
caused by the earthquake
handsome increase
the
October
the corresponding months of
taking the to No.
vember ordinary
the the corresponding
millions be remembered
by than 5000 less men!
We proud of this record
the happest and
1907!
Very sincerely yours,
John r. Hegeman
President
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-29
INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT.


have known from numerous addresses both
written what ambition been in the industrial
of business will bear witness that treat
the progressive beraty
the The
incumbency paid poicies-thereofore
known to industrial insurance in this counywere announced
then something has been done for industrial
policy holders beyond promise made in the policies Bulletin
No 1876 set forth these concessions and bouns up to its date and
been marked by progressive
gifts policy hoders and this the
dsbung the of about two millions
voluntary participating industrial
bringing unpromised dividends in
years millions dollars industrial policy
dividends death
claims and increases of benefits upon existing policies
enabled accomplish this work all these
by steady improvements
steady additions insurance in force by
writing taking business resulting
decreasing
pense improvements have announced to
year perhaps faoheir gradual
failed their full
year aimto reduce
expenses to improve the rate policies
surplus proporionate
could be returned to policy holders and smaller proporona
IN expenses.
disbursements death claims
continuously markedly less in proportion in
come and our in ratio of shown so steady
an Improvement thought time had
technical features of the
We have made Investigations into our mortality and
periods
mortality tables which tables
experience comparison
the other
steady improvement mortality the children
birthday
present
shows but $685. three the figures respectively 80 and S
38, this
nfante table AS adults there is also
improvement.
These facts convince that the time has
tables benefits founded
1906 and confirmed in conviction by the that
table from the shows better
the full DECADE And
tables the experience of white lves
the improvement which feel certain
this illustrate figures
the table which benefits based with
white lives the last Deaths
birthday
215 1872; 16 So to "A
1915 to IL; thirty 1871 ILL.,
other element besides mortality involved
the AS
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-29
OsTEOPATHs WIN
GREAT VICTORY
EXAMINING BOARD LAW IS
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
New Los Angeles College Goes to the
Courts to Protest Against Discrim-
nation-Mandamus Proceed
ings Bring Decision.

BY sweeping decision handed down
yesterday by Judge James of depart
ment Z of the superior court the law
governing the issuance of certificates
to practice by the state board of os-
teopathic examiners is declared uncon-
stitutional and not worth the paper ii
is written on.
The decision comes as the last step
in bitter war which has been waged
between the Pacific College of Oste-
opathy and the Los Angeles College of
Osteopathy for the past many months.
The war originated when the Pacific
college sent east for a number of stu
dents and instructors with whom they
intended stocking their new college
buildings near the county hospital,
The students arrived as per contract,
but after attending school for a few
days they rebelled and left the Pacific
College of Osteopathy and founded a
new college of their own In the Boyle
geles College Of Osteopathy.
Refuse to Recognize School
Twenty-seven graduates were given
diplomas from the institution only to
find that the state board of examiners
refused to recognize the college as a
standard college, although 1t was reg
ularly Incorporated.
That was only the first step, for they
learned that the law Of 1901 had given
the board the power of selecting the
colleges to 10 recognized, which placed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-29
To the Field Force.
GENTLEMEN:


custom address at the time of
annual Supernendents Convention Usually this is held about
the middle of January and the topic Of the Bulletin is naturally
the annual statement of the This the supenten
in the middle December and obviously
the record of the made and would be premature
forth the of the its business and finances
shall have something pleasant to before
about what have accomplished but immediate object
s tell
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-29
NOTICH

To Holders OF Herald Photo Coupons
Studio closes January s, 1907 All cou~
pons must be presented not later than
"Wednesday, January 2. 1907.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL SToCkIIoID.
Frs MEETING.

Mountain Lake Mining COMPANY MA.
Room No ~ Atlas Block. salt Lake cj,'
Utah W.
Notice is hereby given. that a sn.,,.,
stockhoders' meeting q the Moi,r,si.
Lake Mining Company. will he bei1 ~,
the office Of the company. room ~ a. ~
Atlas Block salt Lake City. Tisb -.
Monday. August Gu. 1876 at he 80 os
N o'clock a. N. % said day. ion A.. -, 81
pose q uonndcring anl acting pnop8s
proposition % amend the articles q, "a a
corporation 4 sall corporation IN the foj.
Is; TO amend article Third" o., a..
articles q Incorporation % as 10 49,. Wv
the powers q SAID corporation 10 ip,ilts
tie ught q appropriate, buy ara ~
water ushtG ior Irrigation. power ~
electric nsht purposes, ana % obsfs,s
my IA IN real estate f6r aFf,c~,.hl,ai. 70
purposes, and 10 Do al things meas,
srd To amend article "Four,br 81,
articles q iuccrroraion so a. - ~ we
n GENERAL place q business of "a "A .'Inge
poratior, frcn an Lake City Utsh' -
SSd 10 amend article "FInh,. 80
articles - i-coryorai'cn. e. a. y, le
crease Ne tElfsl stock n said oo,...Iun
lion ff... SIS HUNDRED thour1ra rsfi la-
10 ore f'luo1 &. lsrr, ana a. diriSs ~.
sane ITO ers ss ion shares said ~
er.Sss stsi - he frorn - fras,,iiihi...
siccf. tai - ,. '.s.'fef - ~ me ~
~ igrfftprs 20 ne rurpnfe ~ acouiri-,
Additional property. ard Or the dsysin.s
neat a lht ccmpsny,s enterprise
fth. To amend article SEVENTH" q, ~,
rrtiriss ~ Regeneration so a. 20 urcylS.
that al stockhoidsrs,, meetings. either
Civ. Utah. Instead OF at salt Isks civ
tfah.
By order n 'he Board 81 Directors.
JESSE KNIGHT. Prsxdeat
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

The salt Lake temple VIII clos. Fri.
day evening, June 20 and reopen. Tues.
day, Aug. I, 1905
JOSEPH T. SMITH.
pred1sLt
Logan, Utah, July 6-The logan
temple VIII close on Friday. July 20.
1905. and reopen on Monday. September
3. 1905. WA BULGE.
President
The st. George temple will close lts
doors on Friday. June .. and will not
reopen again until Tuesday, Aug. q
ie06 DAVID II. CANNON,
President
The Manil temple win be closed July
90. and open for ordinance work, Sept
4. 1906.
JOHN D. T. McALL1sTER.
President
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good lois i1 Poplar Grove. 80 each.
good lots hear Nth West and lsi south
SIS. fn each, make offer; Seattle man
must sell
s-rm. new modern pressed bk cottage
south front. on ith St. near = St lawn,
&C.. very desirable home close IN,
orIy e. 60. cheaper than you could tuild
F1ua business corner y. ". corner OF
go &c. and State Sts.. Do rods front. fine
s.te for drug store grocery. meat mar
bet. etr. This property viii be stl1 very
cheap 40 once 90 settle estate.
Fain fruit and chicken ranch, N acres,
Sc N city. 4-rm house pantry, closets,
rnrch. cellar etc. nne ref,lr, good pas
iurc. primary water right l0 fruit trees
24b raspberry bushes, 200 strawberry
plants hne grove u trees. large barn.
lluIe Cottonwood stream runs through
This property has the making ~ one ~
the best places DOB TINS valley, oniy NPH
today; don't need cash.
Homes from AoJ 90 N0ppo even where.
rC-ts sou nothing 90 call and talk over
our properties For instance, We can sci
sou fine modern new i-foom pressed hk
on Lincoln ave. Denver owner says
fcu my nn. property az once for eyn
Then Nevada man says sell my Brig
ham S. home t0r $500 with 61lo rods
ana AL improvements, cost much more,
and % on.
We represent over 6 million dollars
worth Of property exclusively, many Of
which are real bargains.
There Is a flne 1-r0om modern brick
home on 9Th 81, for s. GO near l. St, has
south frontage. magnificent view.
We have every Kind Of proporty-every.
where
We can surely help you. can't you On.
delstand how. with such an Immense list
~ nonresident properties on our list that
We have eRlusiNe control ~ that many
II these owners are Offering their prop
srty under market That's The way o. get
real bargains There are seven - %
men IN our Office, all active Real Estate
men.
Office hours from slo an 500 p. M
always some one 10 receive you and help
you, giad 10 zee you glad 10 sell you
Both phones
Near q. s L. new depot site hne dou-
b.e brick. with S15 rods. modem house.
can be- delivered with perfect title for
only s. ~. rents Tor tfs1 a year.
CAPITOL hili adjoining south end ~
Capitol Grounds t0r9S feet two street
fronts. making fne lots, for only 81
80 nothing more Ike Il when this Is gone
one q the most beautiful lots IN the
FUTILE BROS a wooLLEY.
- Main Street
hiQuul floots
RoNNEY- KTMBAIL AGENCY,
~ South Main 81.
Opposite 2 {. NJ I.
We are now IN our new quarters on the
ground floor where q Il very convenient
and pleasant can and see rs. Some one
will D. there - receive you.
Office Hours; a. m. % s0 . m.
SPECIAL
u-r HAVE 3. lots oN- rVAcrfrN-c
Ton AVE. Just PLACED ON THE
MARKET THAT WT'sr BE SOTD
WfTUiN 20 DAYS THEr ARE on
HIGH GR0TNp. WITH WATER
RIGHT EACH -NN PRICES yis rs.
500 $40 THrr Ape WORTH no 70
sz-a ZACH ONF TO EE HAD CHEAP
rH iN THE DISTRICT
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SCHOOL or DRrssM,KrNG.

EASY. PERFECT METHOD. DRESS.
makers Course So: diploma course 81
G0nl fturf'Irs waiting Keisicf college
iI Fast flrsi South. also Logan. Book
let frt0
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Save your money ana when you re,
dollar, deposit u with Zion's Sav.nFs
Bank ana Trust Co, salt Lake city.
Utah. Joseph T. Smith, President
George n. Cannon. Cashier.
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MOVING, PACKING. SHIPPING.

THE RED1AN VAN a. STORAGE CO.
v,k nrm In the city owning ana con
uoinhg It's own teams. warenouses, ete.
ise three-horse vans. two large wsts-
souses expert furniture paesers; can sup
suI goods 70 any part OF the uhi'ss
ssa'es ana save you money. MtmptIs "
we New York Furniture Marehouse'
men, association. Have correspondents 10
az the principal cities II you want your
suour shipped from any point east OF west
STE US as our connection with other laIss
eoneel ns make II possible 10 save yos
money and trouble. Once, NJ ll9-llI
s9uth West Temple Street Both 'fnoHes
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TEE c S MARTIN COAL CO
Office. No. 4 W. First South.
Both Phones No so.
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GROoM BRICK. ALL MODERN
ENC EPT FURNACE. Lg1 EALfa
FEET. EAST FIFTH sCOTH. $50
HERB is A BARGAIN. OWNER
WANTS MONEY 10 PUT ~ 8lSl-
NtfS rs SELLING FOR $3.50 Lt5a
THAN PROPERTY COST GROOM
BRICK. MODERN EACEPT FlR-
NAcE. LOT ASl@ lEEI. Chig.A.l,N
RUSS. BARN AND BUGGY SHE'D
: e. nNo
GROOM MODERN FRAME. 40
FURNACE. LOT s2+Slp fEEr. \
HOSE ONE BLOCK fRoA CAE,
last DRIVE 500
GROOM MODERN FRAME. CON
NECTED WITH SEWER e. s.
TERMS tlao.
lRooM BRICK S. z. LOT s3ia
no X ", EASY TERMS, NA9.
room MoDrRN FRAME. ADOBE
LINED LOT W2i.i g. T.. pAo
GROOM BRICK. PORCELAIN
BATH. TOILET. ELECTRIC LIGHTS
ETC. for UxlG FEET SOUTH
MAIN ST. s. jo.
+Roor MonERNa NEW AND UP
TO.pATE SOMETHING CHOICE
p S. $3.50
VIZ ARE NOT SELLING YOU
TINS HOUSE, But ARE OWING ~
WITH THE GROUND. oNE ~ TIE
MOST BEAUTIFUL PIECES on
TIE NORTH BENCH ..llIle FEtf
WITH GROOM BRICK house AND
BARN THROWN ~ NORTH SIDE
OF FtFrH ST. BETWEEN @ AND
II. $40
AFEw VACANT Plots WAITING
TO BE IMPROVED
Hsus rrEr OK y NEAR ND,
v1lT FEET r1N-Foor y ",
THIRD AND FOURTH SOUTH sTs,
The CHEAPEST LOT on THE EAST
BENCH f75a
LOTS on souTH ELEVENTH
EAST AT IT, EACH.
Erie FREr on FIRST STREET
WITH r. or W r.Ss.
priE FEET SOUTH FRoST ON
SECOND ST. Mo-
y.f RODS SOUTH front. FIRST
STREET 500 PER ROD.
~ WE ARE Busy. orR sLfEs-
MEN, Mr. lEAKKR OR Mr. 81
Mons WILL ATTEND 10 YOUR
WANTS,
HOMER a ROBERTSON.
rRsERET NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING
MAIN kNn WRIST SOUTH SITS.
EOrH PHONES ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

eRAlN-sEEDs-BAGs ALL KINDS
az ~ Bailey a Sons g y Ind South. Phone,
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A WEST SIDE BARGAIN; 3
ROOM BRICK COTTAGE BATH,
TOILET ELECTRIC LIGHTS, MAN
TEL5 BARN. ETC. LOT Sgzlso
FEET. y2ta
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DT Brosdbent Dentist
t00-5o1 Scott building. les Main.
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A Texas man iustrucfs us TO sell &c acres
which is CROSSED by both roads between
this Ity and GARFIELD the greatest smelt-
Or city lu The world. the San Pedro road
has sidrirdck un tho land now and the
government has established the Ritter Z.
% there. NOW. some " YOU spectators
tsil us what mo future will be-? Yuo can
have This for 500 today The city T. not
there lHt. NJ To- were. you could not buy
DO f0r less than Sp"o
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sCAvENGERs.

UTAH sCAyENGER co orF1Cr
rcar % 2. sth South Ben phones "a
auc .slo-k. illinsswoTth q Goodwin Me-
SALT LAKE scAvENGER 90. or.
hce. Ailas Block Basement. Tel Ia
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WE HAVE Az ELEGANT BROOM
MOpfl>j BUFF BRICK. TWO
BATHS, TWO TOILETS, SMALL
BARN. LAWNS. SHADE TREES
AND FLOWERS; FINE CORN ER
LOT LOT l.Nl1 FEET TO +. ".
y. j.. A BARGAIN At 5,l.0
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LROoM PRESSED BRICK COT
TAGE. LARGO ATTIC FLOORED.
CLOSET, PANTRY. FRUIT TREES
AND SHE'S, s. II. }2l50
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SAI'IS

New and secondhand Cash. trade ~
terms sorenson-stoutt Co. a i. md SO.
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GROOM BUFF BRICK. ROOMS
EXTRA LARGE HARDWOOD
FLOORS. THIS HOUSE rs MOI
QUITE COMPLETE. II WILL BIZ
MOST MODERN LOT EeXil p Z.
s.. $50
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HERE rs 4 BEAUTY, GROOM
BUFF BRICK. MODERN ~ EVERY
DETAIL EXTRA WELL BUILT
LOT 5lxlisB FEET, Z. s, itt9s
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FoNER E ROBERTSON

MEMBERS S. l. REAL ESTATE
ASSOCIATION.
BROOM BRICK COTTAGE. LOT
Eyll.1 FEET. SOUTH TENTH
EAST. psll.
BROOM FRAME COTTAGE BARN,
LAWN. FRUIT AND SHADE TkEEa
WATERLOO. A5Oo
ARoON P. 3. COTTAGE. lot ;sx
1885 fEEr TO r w., SOUTH SEW
ENTH EAST. s2tN.
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ItInLE BIOS. a WOOLLkl.
l53 Main Street
Ground Floor.

a boy once said. "Jackasses' beds Is TO
steer EN- with and eat oates. and TO hold
their ears on, but horses beds is % steer
en- with and eat oats, and Gates beds II
rat traps But that has nothing % do
brains and the brains should steer you To-
futile Bros & Wuolcys office. l3 Main
Street the live real estate men. They can
SCH your place or sell you place They
DO business.