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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-05
Takes Lander College.

Columbia, Dec. 3!-The Methodist confer
ence accepted the Lander Female College this
morning, after q heated debate. The vote
was very close. The proposition for the con fer
ence to accept the Institution Winning out by
the close majority Of four votes.
The acceptance Of the college was forced by
the statement OF Rev. r. A. Child, who said
that another denomination wanted the COL
Iege, having made q hsttering offer. Mr..
Cniid, who is one OF the largest stock holders
In the college, did not van to see 1t pass ont
OF the hands OF the Methodists OF the State.
The friends OF the Columbia Female College
fought the proposition for the conference 10
accept the charge OF the Lander College, sta
ting as their reason that they did nos want to
assume another debt, when there was already
a debt Of $4,000 on the Columbia Female Col
lege. There is q debt OF $l2 1000 on Lander Col
lege, but the conference accepted the college
With the debt. The plant Of the college 10
$50 900 and the attendance at the school this
year was 1877.
Rev. 8. A. Nettles was reelected editor OF
the Southern Christian Advocate. the official
organ OF the Methodist church OF the State.
Bishop Wilson left today for North Caro-
lima, where he will hold conference, leaving
Rev. NJ. l.. Carlisle in charge OF the confer
ence, who will preside over the future ser.
sions Of conference until adjournmen
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-05
What q Pity-But Hex
Grin. =

Bro. strlbling: One OF ouS Ss
while in town some time ago. W. in
the presence of banker that ne W. still
holding his cotton, and surely II wodld have
melted a heart OF stone to have seen the
sy mpath manifested by that banker for that
dear boy for not selling when he could have
aold for eleven cents. Surely he had miased
the opportunity Of his lite, for never again
would he see such an exorbitant price paid
for The staple.
How sad ! Oh how sad Tue day has been
when old "hayseed' would stand around
with bis hands pushed mp to his elbows
gr,unipg like q "possum" dressed for tie
pot. with his mouth wide open like a young
bird ready tn swallow everything poked at
him. but surely the world moves and every.
thing ia UNDERGOING q change.
We re-pect every legitimate business men
In the wor d; we're worthy OF his respect and
he must respect uR. II has taken long and
persistent work for the Cd farm r TO get TO
this p ace, hut he has reached the goal at
last and right there he is going to stay.
When we say eleven cents minimum we
don't mean to say that we are going to taRe
that. but Wa mean to aay that we are going
10 tel he no less than that.
That hoy was not Of your" seven year lion
kind, Bro. Stribling, and be still holds bis
cotton, and II that banker was shooting at
him for a fool he had just as we'll been
throwing bird shot at the seven stare.
W. l.. Casey. Sec.
Five Forks No. l.
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Bargains s and 10 cts Store.

Dargan has q splendid lot of Rubber Toys
the kind to get for your young baby.
Hardly ever possible to see more beautiful
Dolla than are now being shown at bargains
S q 10 cents store.
bargains Toys are sensible in that they
are strong and " II last q child longer than
toy ordinarily do.
II you think you will ne cd q Lamp OF any
description Whatsoever you certainly
should see that lovely line at Dargan's 5 Il 10
cents store.
Dargan's prices are always lower on cheap
Crockery than any store In town.
Bowls and Pitchers way down at Bargains
S and l0c Store.
INCEST kind OF fine China, Cut Glass and
Dinner ware at D~argan's.
Enough goods at loo each at bargains 10
fill the s~tandpipe nearly.
Enterprise Stoves are certainly selling at
Dargan's-there Ia a reason for thls-best
stoves In town.
Dargan Is showing q particularly ine line
OF books. In the lot are a lumber OF Burnt
feathers. These would make nice presents.
Don't fail to see bargains immense stock OF
toys and dolls.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-05
Leroy +. Y0umans Dead.

Gen. Leroy F. Youmans died at bis home
In Columbia Monday morning. December
srd. At the time Of his death he YVES filling
the unexpired term OF Attorney General U.
x. Gunter.
Gen. Younans served several consecutive
terms as Attorney General shortly after 1875,
and was always an active agency in uphold
Ing Democracy In its darkest days in the
State. NO public man in the State, or per.
haps in any other State, combined more sue
cessfully the talents OF the legal practitioner
and the platform orator. He was truly ar
eloquent speaker.
When he was possessed OF the vigor OF
middle life. when the glow was Oh him, be
was second to no speaker that this State has
ever produced-he was master Of platform
eloquence.
General Youmans died quietly as he had
lived. He had just been reading one Of Nc
Csulay's Essays, when firing he laid the
book down and turned bis face to the wall.
He apparently fell asleep, and in u few mo-
msnts his wife noticed hat he had stopped
breathing. and he wasdead.
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A western Wonder.

There's a Hill at Bowie, Tex, that's
twice az big rs last year. This won
der is w. L. Hill, who from a weight
of 80 pounds has grown to over 100.
He says III suffered with a terrible
cough, aud doctors give me up to die
of Consumption. [ was reduced to
80 pounds, when l began taking DR..
Kings New Discovery Tor ConsuDp-
ton, Coughs and Colds. Now, after
taking y bottles, I, have more than
doubled in weight and am ~mrleteiy
rured.n Only sure Cough a'd Cold
cure. Guaranteed Al Spreh's Drug
Store. soc and $l.W. Trial bottle
free.
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Offers Attractions 10 Capt

AbbevilIe Offers Attractions 10 Capt.
tai.
To the man who would invest capital to ad-
vantage there are few pisces In the South
that now present more material inducements
than the city and surrounding country OF
Abbevi;le. The growth Of the town has been
very gradual, but 1t has been proportionately
sound and lasting. A failure amongst the
business houses Of the city Is such a rare
: thing that the people scarcely know OF the ex-
istence of the Bankrupt Act" While the
growth of the city has not been OF the mush-
! room variety, It's population has doubled IN
the last decade.
Farm lands in Abbeville County are az re-
sponsive to intensive cultivation as could be
desired, and owing TO an inadequate farming
population in times past, lands have sold
ridiculously low. This condition no longer
prevails, however. in the greater portion Of
the county, Lands In every section ofthe
county are now on the ascending scale. and
there never was in the history Of the county.
0 better time TO profit by mere speculation In
land.
Abbeville Is located on the Seaboard Air
Line Road and q branch of the Southern
Road. There are In the county eight banks.
four oil mills, q large roller mill, Q furniture
factory, railroad shops, q cotton mill capital
lied at sS5O,0OO with another large cotton mill
in process Of construction at Calhoun Falls In
the western portion Of the county, and most
OF them are located In the city.
But what Abbeville Is, Is only an index to
what she will be In the pear future. The ex-
tensive water power at Greggs Shoals, on the
savannah River, will soon be completed and
power will be supplied to Abbevjlle at q fig
ure far below the cost OF steam power.
The largesestate Of the late ]. E. Calhoun
has recently changed hands, and with the
transfer was sold Trotter Shoals. OF the Sa-
vannah river. A company Is soon to devel-
op this power, whicn ia second to none east Of
the Mississippi, with the possible exception
of Niagara. and Abbeville is the nearest i'm.
portant town in the State to the falls. Abbe-
Vile city Is just beginning to advance, and II
the man with capital is looking for q profta-
able deld for Investment, he would do we'll
to visit 1t.
b educational and social advantages OF
the city are unexoelled. Two Of the best male
and female colleges In the South are located
at Due West, les than twelve miles from the
city. In each OF the eight or ten smaller
towns OF the county, a splendid high school is
maintained, and one OF the best In the State
Is located in the city.
The city is located on a ridge and is DRAIN
ed by q stream running east on either side OF
It, Taken as a whole. no healthier place can
be found. The electric lights. water works
and sew erage Of the city are most ~satisfac-
tory. Socially and commercially there Is NO
place In the State that offers a better field for
the home-seeker, the hea th-sseker or the
capitalist, than Abbeville.
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The City h

The Abbeville City Schools are second to
none in the State. They bave attained a de-
gree of efficiency unsurpassed by any schools
OF our sister cities. The graduates from our
schools have always taken a high stand In
higher Institutions of learning TO which
they have gone. About ninety per cent. or
scholarships from this county have been won
by graduates from the Graded schools. This
alone is sufficient evidence OF It's high stand
ard.
The trustees Of the city schools have always
taken u keen interest In the work. They
have forged ahead, sometimes under difhcul-
ties that we knew not OF, with the end IN
view OF making the schools among the best
In the State. Sometimes they have gotten
little thanks for their efforts but the high e.
~lclepcv of our schools bespeak their praise.
Abbeville Is growing fast. The enrolment
| increases each year, and with this conditlon
continuing, a new phase of the school ques-
ton must be met. When the Graded school
building was erected provision was made for
seven large recitation room. Besides these
there we're an assembly hall, superintendents
| office and music room. At first the seven
rooms were enough, but as the enrolment In
creased IL was found necessary TO make Q rec
~itation room Of the superintendent office
and the music room. In time even this
proved inadequate and the assembly Dali
which il not at all suited for this purpose was
made to serve as a recitrtion room, leaving no
place where the superintendent might assem-
BILE th On tire school should 1t be found nee
essary. The superintendent has no private
office, his office, though too small for the pur-
pose, serving az a recitation room.
This is the present status. The question if
becoming more serious as each year passes
lSomethlng must be dom soon TO relieve this
congestion, and 1t is time, high time 1t was
being discussed and some means proposed &c
better the conditions. Whether or not there
will be room for all the pupils next year, ever
by crowding every available room in the
school building is q question.
The board OF trustees have had the matter
before them for some time. They thorough
liz understand the situation and Will nc
doubt soon take steps to remedy the matter
The townspeople at large do not know o.
these conditions but whatever action the
trustees may take, they will receive the
hearty support OF every patron OF the school
1t Is not known yet just what will be done
whether q new High school building will be
erected or an addition made to the presen,
school building. Something, however, vii
have to be done In the near future. Sugges.
lions are in order.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-05
II. 4. Link Goes Out.

MI. R. 8. Link who has been postmaster
at Abbeville for the past fifteen years, turned
over his office this morning TO his successor,
Mr.. Thos. Tolbert, Jr.
Mr.. Link has made one OF the most faithful
and obliging postmasters that Abbeville has
ever had, and at no time has there been any
thing In bis Conduct of the Office that an in
speotor could seriously report. His removal
is due to spite and retaliation on the part OF
certain disappointed Republican politicians
of the State.
1t should be q comforting thought to Mr..
Link, however. that he carries with him
from Office the sincere regret Of practically
the entire population OF the city, white and
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-05

Fruit Cake season has come
in and we have everything
to make it with. Best seed
ed raisins 15c. 2 for rs. Best
cleaned currents 15c. 2 for
Csc. Citron, figs, dates, spice
and in fact anything you
need we have it. q. P. Nell
vain.
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Don't risk giving your girl anything hut
HuyIers candy. Food for the angels. For
ale by Speeds Drug Store.
Ifyou want post cards 60 to Speeds Drug
Store.
Don't wear your shoes out bunting for
school books, go to Speeds Drug Store where
You can always get what you want.
A snre cure for catarrh for sale at Speeds
Drug Store.
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Farmers Union Y
Braud o.

There ia not q cr2
any line but what s.
own label or brand i
the producer OF cotton
the products Of landk
helds or fores'. Mir
the York Vile Enqui
commodity that ts mo
versal demand than G
producers of this gret
thought 1t prontableS
brand upon their packa
their packages to be pm
and branded In an unm'
wonfd carry With each b.
and grade with proper q
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-05

a. P. McIlwain will sell you
-four and guarantee it to be
the best or he will pay you
for the trouble of sending it
back, then give your money
back for the -four.
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Just received another ship
ment of those nice New Or.
leans Syrups. they are the
best that come to this mar
ket. H. p. McIlwain.
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WEST POINT AND n
LIS APPOINTMENTS
Applicants 10 be Examined at Abbe-
Vile for the Third Congregational

District. -.
A competitive examination vii be held At
A bbevilie. 10 the Court House. Wfdpe eoay,
January Srd. 1907. for the purpose OF selectlng
candidates for appointment to q cadetsnip
West Point Military Academy and 9 mid
sbipman In An napolis Naval Academy.
There will be a principal and Two aitef-
mates selected for each place.
Each candidate should be we'll versed 70 tne
foIiowlng subjects, to-wii: reading; ~rlIIne'
spelling, English grammar, Englitn ccmpo-
sition, English III era,ure. arithmetic. age
bra through euadratic equations, pane geom
etry, descriptive geography. and f6e e,e-
ments OF physical geography, especiai,y ,ne
geography Of the United States; un,tea S's snS
History, the outlines OF general history .
the central principles of physiology and ny
giene. not ho nm.
der II or over % years Of Pge. and Tor An,
napolis they mus, not he under m 10 or he ey son "a
ide residents of the Third Congressional DIS
trlct, and must be able TO pass rigid pny'
steal examination.
Wyatt Aiken.
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A King ROBBED In Sack Cloth and Dirt
For an Hundred Years While
his Subject Have ToiIsdeipL
Rags For More tbyraSSsMrS

Year
King cotton has been II
long enough. 1t ia now s
ject-the cotton growersf
10 IL that their KING (cf
keeping with the poHif
greatest commodity
United Statea, the
covering or robe shout
purple or fine linen n
foreign lands. but OF
self protection demau
her own wrappin To-
products out OF her d
In her own fields.
To say that the Sop
meet competition fq
great staple max ca
condition should be
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main as at present.
Ahhe' I've Telephone CO.
Nov. 90, 1906 VIM NJ Barr well, Mgr.
Please add the following names 10 yo'
AbbevillA Shoe Co., 1892.
Breihahn J..W., residence, ia.
Bradley, w. W. residence lss.
Bradley. j. F., slore 1872.
Bowie, j. i store SO. sr
Bowie, J. T.. resideuce'1l2.
Calhoun, T 8 residences l1S.
Cannon, c. a.. residence l9l.
ClInkso ,Iea, Mrs. BIZ. residence la.
Calverl, W. A.. residence lOo.
Clark, A. w. residence J..
Cater, NJ sses. residence SO
Duncau, w. j.. residence l93.
Edmunds, q. H., residence II. o.
Furmau, r.. H., residence l98. =,
Furman, T. H., Office 81.
Garrison, III. residence lI2.
Gilleland, g. w residence l16.
Gambrell.J NJ, residence 1S5.
Gambrel'. George, residence ivy.
Gary Judge r.. b residence Ito.
Haddnu, K. NJ. residence 49,.
. Harrison 4 WaldroP. repair . shop ~ lSS'
Hiil, DR.. j. c., office 1870.
Hi house, j. p, residence ".
Long, ". H., residence It's.
Link, r. g.. residence lS8.
Lyon, C. j., residence 2lS.
McMurray Drug Co.. 81
MrMurray. C H., residence 179
Nc ord, Mrs. W. L., residence "a.
Mcpherson, j. T.. residence l52.
Maxwell. r. II residence 1875.
Norwo, d j. 8 residence l65.
Penney, A ] residence le4
Prentlts, Rev. s. E., r. s!dence los.
Smith Dry Goods Co., l73.
Stewart, W A A.. residence III
Simpton, Dr.. w. D., office lH:
Schroede j. A., residence 'SB.
Tick le, J. w., reaitenceT
Wood. q. g., re>ideuca l43.
Witt, j. H., residence lBS.
Parker, Edwin, residence l97.
Nabers, Z. c., residence 1876.
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Fresh Minoe Meat put up under
the pure food law 10 cts package.
H.P. McIlwain, Phone 83.
New Cure for Epilepsy.

J. B., Waterman, Of Watertown, o.,
Rnral free delivery, writes: my
daughter, afflicted for years with cpl
lepsy, was cured by DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. She has not bad an attack
for over two years." Best body
cleansers and life giving tonic pills on
earth. Csc at'speed's Drug Store.
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Our flour trade increases day by
day, call on us for the best flour
at lowest prices. S. ]. Link.
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Read in this issue Links offer
Of a barrel Of Sylph -four free.
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OF A. B. KENNEDY,
DECD.

ESTATE OE a. b. kENNhUfi
DECD.
Notice of Settlement ard Application
for Final Discharge.
TAKE NOTICE that on the 9th
day of December 1906, ! will render 9
final account of my actingsand doings
as Executor of the Estate of A.. 81.
Kennedy, deceased. in the Office Of
Judge of Probate for Abbevilie County
at 10 o'clock a. m, and on the same
day will apply for q final discharge
from my trust as such Executor
All persons having demands against
said estate will present them for pay.
ment on or before that day, proven
and authenticated or be forever barred.
A. g. Kennedy,
Executor.
Nov. 9Th. 1905,
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DR.. j. A. DICKSON,
SURGEON DENTIST

,IoLD FILINGS; CROWN AND BRIDGE
WORK "A SPECIALITY.
AMALGAM FILINGS 76c and. Loo
OFFICE OVER BARKSDALES STORE
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ge For Sale. .
Pure Scotch Collie pup. Write Box So.
Newberry, 8. @. -
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Did you ever try any Keep
pered Herrings, they are
fine. McIlwain.

Van Cured Big Hominy and
virginia Cured hams make q
fine Breakfast. q. P. Nell
vain. Phone '63.
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Reqd in this issue Links offer
of a barrel Of Sylph -four free.
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Smith Dry Goods Company.
Notice Notice !

On January III, 1907. the rate for Local Bus
iness Telephones will be 81 so per month, res
ldence ana out Of town connections Will re-
main az at present.
Ahha' i've Telephone c.,
Nov. 90, 1906 VIM NJ Barn well, Mgr.
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DR., c, E, CALVERT,
SURGEON DENTIST.
At DR.. K~illingsworth's Office.
August l6. 1905. II
The place to buy your rub
hers, Abbeville Shoe Go.

We are glad to show our
stock and hope everyone
will give us an opportunity
Abbeville Shoe Co.
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Stores and Manufacturing Space.
DAVID P. JONES & CO.,
Rental Department
Bank Of Commerce Building
Roth Dh0neS 1910

Bank Of Commerce Building.
Both phones 1910.
. Rental List
No. 264s Hennepin av, 10 rooms and barn, mod
ern, splendid condition.
$5o-No. 1611 Portland av rooms, modern,
hardwood floors.
$45-No 5000 Portland av, 9 rooms. all mod
ern good barn; fine residence In good
d. locality.
s37.5o-No. SO W 22d st. s rooms hot water
S32-No 1919 Knox av N. 10 rooms and barn;
s27.5 NoosSn oil W ed st, rooms, modern ex
- cept heat .,'
81: 5o!-No. IS Lyndale av N, rooms. modern
s23-No.. COS F 9th ST, rooms, modern; will
.,a put in good shape
$1s->No, 100 I'd st, Excelsior, plastered cottage
Flats Heated.
No. s25 E 10th st, third door, 6 rooms, outside,
No. 1913 d 10th st. third floor, rooms. outside
$30-No. Is 18th st n. Swinford. splendid
three-rooom bachelor apartment, light land
pleasant: walking distance.
S2O-No 120S Dupont av N, Groom fat, hot
$1s.75-No. 2ss2 Chicago az, second floor, q
rooms, heat, hot water, ETC., furnished.
Flats Not Heated.
$25-No. 1919 Clinton av, first floor, heating
22.5O-No. 1919 Clinton av. second floor, 6
coo rooms %H se heating plant new; soo $685. :
modern, splendid shape.
$20--No.~ HOO 7th st S., first floor, 6 rooms
InOuern except neat
s2o--No. 252o LIST av S, first floor, 4 rooms, wa
ter, sewer, gas etc. !; -. :.
S20-No. Ill Lyndale az N. fourth floor, 4
! - rooms. p
$17--No. 111l Island av, first floor, 5 rooms
water. sewer
$14-No. 1890 Taylor st NE. 6 rooms WELL
$12-No. 3O61a 18th av N, second floor, rooms
water, sewer. closet
$1o-No. 1923 18th S. third floor, rooms
modern. 49,.
$e-No. 26o7 Stevens av. second floor, 5 rooms
water, sewer.
$7-No 1913 18th av S. second floor, rooms
well, cstern.
Lake Minnetonka Property.
For $3.50 per season, a Groom furnished cottag,
at Summerville.
For $125 per season. a small cottage with J..
- acres of land at Langdon Park. '>:~
For 500 per season, splendid 7-room cottag
at iona Bay. ...s 49,.
$50 per season. 2O-acre tract at Brooklyn.
s1O-No. 1909 Vine place, large. :
S3-No. ,2421 10th S, 12x16. ~: -:'Ss'
S5-No. 1922 9TH s. 4Ox6O. = .,>r;:.,s:.
No: 227 9Th st. $, first floor and basement
26S16O: SnaD. -
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FOR RENT
For Rent = 1T furnished Houses.

Continued.
FOR RENT. L
81 j. r. Conklin & Zonne Co..
Both Phones s72 s. Z.
--z,. Houses. -. LIS
LAP 9th 90. az S 10 rooms modern in ne
SIS mdge,Wood av 4 rooms modern moe barn
4Y Se1 1d niSh a1 sE roons modern .an, fur
nished, May to October, $40 pers month. .tis
EI.<fe Rooms - Fat 80,
aao1 s,s 9Th st n rooms modern first
&c. eoa ilth az: Il, rooms. modern, first aoor.s
sig SSr S Sd5tS rooms modern 1 second 9 oer
90 So Eastman as, 4 rooms. modern, SIS per
month month > on,ces. S % {.
50 E22s Plymouth ay 3Frooms. second floor. cor
,..1.4i4 s-NicoMet av. Eastman block, desirable.
steam heated offices, elevator and janitort ser
So, Sd st s. Railway building desirable Of.
flee space viii partition sittaa to SUIT 8 esr:
near M s snae o
-. 24l9 = 25th st., also G. rooms on second
A ]. +, cenI H "a Tonne Co, -: 49,.
=. 115 Temple Court. -.
MOORE BROS, BRACE & co., Co..
e, y-.-.l- ~ 81 Nicollet Az. -,
1920 Stevens tav, 8 rooms, city water, BATH $25
1904 Clinton, Q rooms, city water, $50. ~
2704 3D. aV s, rooms. MODERN $25. .;5s ~:
II 18th st N, s. rooms, thoroughly MODERN, $40
=, "a 10th st n, 6 rooms, thoroughly modern, $3s
2l22 Lynds ale AVN I rooms thoroughly mod
42s " 2eth st. s rooms, modern, $40: z Is:1
1920 H He ep ay,. 70 rooms thoroughly mod
SIG 9Th st Sc II rooms, modern, SO: -. ~
S27 7th st SIC, 10 rooms, modern, $40. .>x.s;
IS Florence Court, 10 rooms, modern, $25. ~
1903 LII av 8: I'd floor I rooms thorough,
ern, $35. - .'-f@"-s -
1909 Hawthorne av, rooms, I'd hoor,. modern
=; except heat, '$15 ): "a* :'''~.
Call for a complete list of renting property
including furnished houses and hats. and Min
netonka property. - @',.., 49,
List your property: with us for rent. -:
-: Moore Bros, Brace & Co.,: r>s~,4.*
81 NinOllet Az