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IHOkNDIkE..

Prof l.. H. stevens the celebrated waltz teach
Ell of Lynn. Mas was the guest OF Mr. ana Mrs.
Y. n Higgins few days last week. Mr.. Stevens
kindly brought his violin a ,ong, knowing that the
odd veteran would enjoy listening to some of
the old tunes to which he used to dance ere the
fortunes OF war deprived linn OF that pleasure.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings Mr.. Stevens,
with the violin, ana Mrs Hogan and Higgins at
the organ, made excellent music. money Musk
speed the Pow, N"Fisilel's HOTnpipe," Old Nir-
GINA Reel" and m; ny other old tunes inter-
sptrsed with modern ones, We're enjoyed by
MANY friends The concert closed with Mr..
Stevens playing My Old Kentucky Home" the
violin under his Skilifu touch speaking the words
SO plainly that We could not refrain from joining
in the chorus. Mr Stevens has many friends in
Thornd Ike who are always glad to welcome him
here He was the guest Wednesday noon of
Mir. and Mrs. Ross {. Higgins, and of Mr.. and
Mrs F. l.. rhilblick Friday. Miss Mildred Bart
lett is quite Ill. Dr.. p. Hurd is the attending
physician. F l.. Cunningham and A. II Higgins
after ded the Convention IN celfa>t Saturday..
Rev Nathan Hunt held service at the Center
church sunday afternoon Miss Winnie Patter
son is visiting her sister Mrs Will Ward, i'll Fair
field ... MI and Mrs James Gates passed Sunday
with MI and Mrs H. l.. " ing. Quite number
from this town attended the Republican, conven-
ton in Belfast. Aug. 1St....-Rev. j. W. Webster
OF Newport Will address, the veterans AT Winder-
mere Park August 18th e.. DR.. kiigore OF Brooks
was in town in consultation with DR.. b. T. Hllrd.
August LIST.
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my son. As an in
FAINT | noticed on
his body a red spot
and treated same
with differentrem-
edies for about FIVE
years, but when
the spot began to
get larger | put
him under the care
of doctors. Under
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APPLETON.

One of our citizens. who is very largely en-
gagged in strawberry culture, recently placed Tor
temporary safe keeping checks to the amount OF
$500 and about 800 in cash in his parlor stove.
A young lady member of the family had occasion
after sweeping the carpet to put some waste
paper il. the stove which she touched match TO-
When The owper of the bank returned and look
ed TOR his funds his feelings can be imagined
He left Immediately for Boston, where he sue
ceeded i'll getting new checks Tor the ones De
stroyed. We have been informed that another
bank will III future be used by George "hen ne
elyIllt Mass is a guest of Mn and Mrs FRANK
Berry ami Mrs G. {. punton. :. Miss Myrtle
Hemlnway OF New York city is visiting relatives
here. Miss Mildred Gleason OF Union IS visiting
her aunt Mrs HAIRY Pease. Ms Pease wa,
( thrown from a wagon and quite badly bruised
| and shaken up Tuesday. The accident was
! caused by the breaking OF the klng-bolt- MS.
PeaSt held on to the lens and succeeded II stop
ping the horse after being dragged short as
| lance -. MI, and Mrs. Samuel GuShte ana
dau ghter Eva % OSceota. Neh :, are visiting re!a
| tlves here ....Hon Charles f. Llttithtla was
here Thursday evening IN consultation with the
members of the Republican town committee
| Mrs Walter Gu>hte and children OF AgaWam-
! Mass, are spending a few weeks hire Win MIS-.
! Frances Gu>hee and daughters, Misses tahnie
ANA Edith 80. Frank henney has returned I" a Z
| AVIAN. Mass, where he and Walter GuShet nave
! established a fish latchtry... MI. ami Mrs. tee.
! A FISHER and nieres. Misses Elizabeth and Sadie
! Dodge and DR.. Albert Stuart, have returned 10
| Portland after visit OF two weeks with Mir. and
! Mrs. George A. stuart They travel with fNt
! Rambler touring car MIS- A, A. heWbtlt IT
R0ckland and Mrs. harlts smith OF West Rock
ior left Friday Tor Charle>tONn. Mass, after a
visit of one week with his parents vi. and M
tla>tuS Proctor. John i guard III the Stat
prison and was night watch over the cJhdthN-ti
! murderer. Charles L. Tuckel MI. and Mrs,
, ElhrLlgt 5. Pitcher We're here from BtittSt FRI
day calling on friends.
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swANyILLE CENTER.

Roscoe McKeen has returned to Boston Mrs.
Beal remains about the same as last week
Miss Nellie Mari has gone to Woburn. Mass. to
visit friends =. E. A Robertson and son Richard
H. White and Albert Moody went to North
Searsport Monday to hay for E. y Clements.
who is very sick with typhoid fever ... Mr.. ana
Mrs David Moody are in Searsport with their
daughter. MIS-. +. + Clements Mr.. Seelv IS
cutting Harry Cunnngham's hay. Mrs. Fred
In spite of the bad weather the farmers IN town
are near V through haying Mrs. Evans has re-
turned from SearSport and is with her cousin
MIS-. Beai
MORRILL,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Storer went to N0rthport
Campground last Saturday and left Monday for
their home in Boston. =. Ray Morse of Millinock-
EFT has been spending two weeks vacation
with his parents Rev. and Mrs. E. r. Morse. He
Brown went to Jefferson last saturday for a
visit Rev and Mrs H. |. Holt spent several
DAYS here recently, as guests of Mr.. and MIS-. l.
d. White Rev. and Mrs. Fred Morgan and
daughter Masie were at NortnpOrt las week
. air and Mrs Frank Blake and family from
Massachusetts arrived last FRIDAY on visit
They came in an automobile ...... I.ef0rest white
is at home from Boston on vacation OF several
weeks 80. Quite a goOdly number from morrill,
attended the Veterans meeting in East Belfast
last Thursday. MANY of our citizens Will be
at Northport the whole or a part OF TINS week.
Among them are Mrs. +. = MeaTs, WIS: Lydla
Pratt, Mrs, Lottle Murch, Mrs. A. B. Hatch, Miss
Bertha Hatch and Mr. and Mrs. SilaS Storer
Rev, f. E. Morse gave us line sermon la y
sunday: subject, Qualifications for successful
Christian work -. Mrs. Fred Morgan will
occupy the pulpit next Sunday.
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CH|LD'S AWFUL
SKIN HUMOR
Screamed with Pain Suffering
Nearly Broke Parents Heart
Twelve Years of Misery-Doctor
Called Case IncurabIe Helped
from First, and
SPEEDILY CURED BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

81 wish to inform you that your
wonderful Cuticura has put stop to
twelve years Of misery | passed with
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LIBERTY.

l.. X Fowler, who has been for many years
foreman al the tannery here has obiained po-
sition a. engineer with the Ordway Plaster Coin
Camden. MIR. j. Edward Grieves and daughter
Jessie. Mr.. Albert Snow and Mr.. Allen Craven
who II we been spending several weeks in this
village returned to their H. mes i'll Somervllle,
Mass last week Mrs. Nero of Bangor, who
has been visiting her daughter, MRS W. l.. Car
GILL the past six weeks, has retu med home...
The articles appearing in The Journal from the
pen of Major Hatch, Liberty boy, are well re.
ceived here. Some one bnrglariously entered
the upper tannery of j. }. Walker one night last
week, for what purpose has not yet been ascer-
tanned as nothing has been missed. Arrange
ment have been made to give he, she or it
warm reception if it is again attempted Prof.
George Berry is visiting friends in oxford cOun-
y....According to the present outlook having
will last until late in the fall...J, o. Johnson,
who claims to have the king Of early sweet
news to Rev. shley A. Smith of Belfast The
native cucumber is abroad in the land THE
widow of the late DR.. Pearson of Providence. X.
l.. il visiting her cousin, A. & Croctett, In this
village Miss Iona Perkins of Pittsfield is WIS.,
iting at DR.. CargilPs IA man named knowi-
ton of Somervlle Mass, whose father was ma
tive of this town, is visiting relatives in this VI
cinity. He is Populist and has kodac with
him and is searching around the country to get
photographs of diapidated old mills to be used
in an illustrated lecture showing the lnlquity
of the Dingley tariff. Just how he is to make
the application paSseth my understanding, Tor
these old mills went to decay before ne or the
Dingley tariff bill were born =. Mrs. Bryan ana
little son of St Louis, Mo-, are visiting her
uncle, j. J. Walker.
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WANTED

DOYs TO SELL AND PEOPLE TO BUY
ID and want the $4,000 prize money for SELL
ing greatest number of copies Of the SATUR-
DAY EVENING POST during August. Publish.
ed by same company as Ladies Home Journal,
LlNVILL WHITMORE, Agent.
iw32 1919 Main Street Belfast.
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GOOD PROSPECTIVE BUSINESS BUYS
75llxl52. with l7-room modern brick, two
complete bath rooms. steam heat. cleo.
light and gas LOCATED ON lST So,
between End and 3rd East; easy terms.
$1,000.
SOxli5 to alley. 1st South. half block from
g. l.. theateT: per foot. $500.
66x115E corner. End So and 2nd West:
per foot 500
d9ILxl65 on 3rd So. between West Tenn
pie and lst West; house Will rent for $40
per mo. property in the next block cast
can't be bought Tor less than 5000 per
footJ Per foot $50.
Little & Little. under Walkers bank.
1897
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LOT 3X15 RODS. WITH A STORE
building 2zx5S. In Garland, Utah. fno
place for business. 500.
or Will trade for lot in Salt Lake.
We have some OF the best trackage for
sale in S. L. City and can save you
money
5xlO between A and SITS. brick house
on II. $500
Fine corner on z St, s1100
Good lot on 7ths between d and f. $500.
Good lot bet. and c, 3NS rods. $500.
l0X10 oh NJ St, snap; water on two
sides. Will make good lots. $3.50
groom modern brick, this side Liberty
park $3.50.
South. Sl00.
groom modern brick on Srd st. faces
south. $3.50
pncc $3.50.
s-room modern brick on 1st St. hne
shade and lawn. $3.50.
Sears r. f. Investment Co. 80 W. End So.
slsl0
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REAP WHILE THE HARVEST is ON
3-r b. lot eoxl20; nice little home on easy SsS
tetlheI =, c1a, terms W side 5000
S-I nLoui y " on T. at ..... 5000
Ar mod p b., large lot. $. c. ....'... s2g-9 ,geE
9-r LIaHs'IL, H L,r,oL r 9Th South -. $500
can make easy terms on oil OF these
Come in and see us; we can save you
money. N r,.,o on,
Man"i Inv s1SS3
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sl2OO+-RoOM FRAME. S. f, CLOSE IN;
lot 21kN5 RODS.
$780, room pr. brick; good cellar; ce-
mcnt walk: west side; $500 cash. bal
sl5 4 mo.
$S0Jo-5-room pr brick: reception han;
new; all modern: 9th East; lot Ak
124 ft. easy terms.
$685. room brick. IL blks east OF State
st: close in; large lot.
Ss9O-o-room or. prick; large basement.
nttIc strictly modern. lot iNl0 rods;
on S.h East
HUBBARD INV'T CO, rs West End So.
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$3.50 ES555 ooo oo00
sss 90 10 81 o0 m 90 90
SsssS QS4qqo ~ 90 % m 90
sss % "a - 90 % 20 90
$500 ISIS Gfpo COCO

$1,000.
VIII be worth $4,000 in 4 years; s'Sls5
feet; ith West near 1st South; the old
Prcsbytcrian Church: nre site for hotel
ware or wholesale house; have weeks
moro to scll at this price
II sold by March let ltsxiO Brigham am
IT lust cast OF tho University club; SIX
iG5 fcst, with building on It renting for
$50 uer month. II is the finest site for
apartment house in this city.
Four s-room cottages. the lot ex! rods:
on Fast ith South, renting for $50 per
month; nobody can ma match 1t
Hsx152 feet and lO-foot alley on side. with
7-room brick residence. near 6th So. and
Main. for a few days only. ut 500
aandsome a-room on modern 2-story
pressed brick residence. about ! year old.
on 3rd st. south front, sewer connected:
lot s5x1z5 feet to alley. II was built by
tho owner for n home: leaving the city
reason for selling,
Must sell this place; owner leaving forr
Idnhn: 4-room frame lots; shade and
fruit; Sth East. near llth South.
$3.50.
$3.50 cash. bal per cent, buys a new
modern broom brick cottage near 6th and
] ST. .
$3.50 cash. bal. : per cent. buys new
furnace heat; located on corner on 5th
s2lO0
9sx7 rods with 5-room brick cottage,
U.atcr I'm horse. near Bird South and 10th
East; this place viii sell quick; it is n big
bargain.
NkxlO rods. 5-room frame house, near 4th
South and eth East Terms cnn be ar
ranged.
Vacant Lots.
24x7 rods. including right OF way, on II
st, near lst, eest front, Sl7O0
Corucr lst and ] st, 5X7 rods. $1,000.
A Richter, l9 West lst South ST.
Phones 6A1 s1Ssa
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s25G0-TINE s0-ACRE FARM, IN BIG
Cottonwood excellent water right,
choice orchard Of young trees. berries.
etc; 3-room house, barn, horses buggy
wagons. chickens, pigs. cows and fun set
farm implements. everything goes with
tho place. snap for some one, and
money maker. too. Wont be on the mar
ket long Can on me for all particulars
SBnOo-Bum brick. on West End South. 5
large rooms. bath, etc. modern; nearly
new; paved walks. etc.
s1JOo-Red brick, rooms. etc; large lot:
walking distance.
$l35O-Neat broom rustic. smnll barn;
city water, just the thing for r. r. man.
S70O-Frame, rooms, 2nd West, near the
car line.
els Sth East, 5-room bk.. large lot. water.
etc See II, owner asks 5000 Make me
A G, Sadler. "a w. 2nd South. sl9i2
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

1T pays to own a home
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY,
149 South w Temple ST.
OFFER extraordinary by nonresident
owner-160 acres on line OF San Pedro,
Just east OF Garfield smctcr. full city
lots (corners) In Plat &C" and a 5I-ft
building lot on sth E. st STCc0 90 takes 1t
all for few days. Small caeh payment
balance st six per cent. This is the
chance of a lifetime.
$40 per foot-we can offer for A few
above figure.
SIG per ft.-A lot on Main st. adjoining
ground held at $50 per II.
A farm OF ~ acres at Rivcrton, ample
water right. flrst-class improvements
several acres OF orchard. Every acre OF
ground under cultivation Present owner
took farm on mortgage, and II is a rare
bargain at 100000
AT II WEST 2ND SOUTH AFTER
MARCH lST
DROP IN AND TALK 1T OVER"
s1sco
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WOMAN TO WORK MORNINGS AT
73 South State st s51en
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Quantity OF STEEL
sonmotIye. State where
iTosnected. Address Kali
I ID Tribune.
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MOD. GROOM. BARN. E. SIDE; CAN'T
be duplicated for tho money. $3.50
New broom brick. ! acre fine land. sc
car fare. 5000.
40 acres. Groom adobe lined house. col
lar chicken house. artesian well. right
near Ry. station 10 miles from center. all
for the small sum OF 5000
Good land good water right, &c car fare,
$3.50 per, easy terms or trade for city
property.
43 acres close TO city, trackage. just ripe
for subdiyiding; Sl25 per acre.
10 acres west side, trackage. snap: $50
per acre.
Stnl have some Of those f, bench lots
left; the very best for tho money; 800
rod.
''Sce America First" but you haven t
seen America TIL you have seen Salt Lake
and surroundings.
]. n. Courtney has n large portion OF
II for sale-i1 w. End So s1925
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WATCH THIRD SOUTH.
TILE COMING CIR EEn

WATCH THIRD SOUTH
THE COMING STREET.
Don't forget this is the depot
street leading into the center OF
the business district
You can't miss II. but you
must get In carly to make the
big profits.
Look these over as q few
samples:
For Business.
Corner 3rd South and LIST
West. 7sx11517 feet. $50 per foot.
For TTackage.
Corner 3rd South and 3rd
West. s21sX115h feet. $3.50 per II
For Flats.
Corner ard South and End
East, 500 per foot
Special.
a great bargain II taken at
once. Let me show II TO you.
But II won't keep. 30 call early
". S. Crismon, Real Estate,
Room 200, Scott Bldg. 81
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BOY. RoMNEY & RYAN, 2Al S. w.
Temple. soos5
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Notice II You wish to buy or sell and
do IL quick. list your property with us
We do an expeditions real estate bust
ness. Kelsey & Gillespie. % f lst So St
$500
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WANTED-HELP

COOK AND 2ND GIRL WANTED AT *
w. Ith So. soovS
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|l!MD STOVE REPAIRS

lsar, 1; AL MAKES RE-
T" ~ ith West; phone
pf-2
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REAL ESTATE INV. co.
Offer the finest apartment-housc
site In tho city. on the corner of
Brigham and A streets
1l5iexl65 feet.
222 III 0Hv Ooon 600
SIS - % IL % ~ On ~ % 20
tSS % IL Go On o. ~ % 90
Ss q IL 90 20 90 "a % ~
222222 I'LL O00O COCO COCO
Houston Real Estate Inv, Co.
.1S,
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$50 per foot. Another very cheap cor
r,sr ath south ct one block from post
ofice; 500 per foot refused for the oppo
9ite corner Is your mind and money
imperyious to the fact that this Is bar
gain-counter price2
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AJICTI0N SALES

VIZ HAVE PTRCHhsED FROM ONE
Of the leading hotels about COO yards OF
good Brussels carpet, In perfect condition
and will sell same for 10 days at less then
half price No mall orders for these car
e. = 9nd % $500
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LOOK THESE OVER.

LOOK THESE OVER.
a fine warehouse property.
Trackage. Corner End So. and
+th West 165x111h feet, s27. 600.
Another. 55x100 feet. R r.
tracks In rear, End So, near 3rd
West. $500 per foot.
Corner 4th and 8 SITS. facing
N. md e. will sell cheap. Make
offer
A l business properties paying
good interest. All prices
Residence properties to suit
the purchaser.
w. s. Crismon. Real Estate,
Room 200. Scott Building. s1gT,
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KELSEY & GILLESPIE ARE UP AND
ADDING: offer from their large and va va
ried list Of properties the following SPE-
CIAL SPLENDID investments. VIZ.
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$3.50 per foot: make bid OF 1925 per foot
Ia cb.anest business frontage on the
market That corner, north and east
fronts, lth South and State streets. lying
between county bldg and postofhce; we
DreGict this corner Will sell for $500 per
foot In next "a months.
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DENTISTS

DR. 4 SCOTT CHAPMAN. DEN'rlsI
E05-50e Scott bldg. Bell lSS4-Y. Ind -t'o
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COMPETITION DEFIED

'oMG T. u l''4N LEI lEI'
sl3GO-5-room brick cottage, good loCa-
tion, southeast
s2lOo-5-room brick; 9Th So, near ith
East g days onlyD
S3OO0-Handsome modern brick cottage
on NJ St
SsOOO-Elegnnt 1-room modern brick
cleo fixtures, window shades. etc; Col
3rd ST A beauty.
CAUTION
These houses must be sold. III you can
equal them at our prices don't buy them
a Mcclellan & Co. 6SI5 w. Ind So. slS7i
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THE WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN
church Ath West, near 2nd South
The lot 99N165 feet.
This is one OF the choicest ware or
Wholesale house propositions offered for
sale In this city, The building Is strong
enough for any kind OF warehouse and
could be utilized To very good advantage
1t must bo sold at once.
A. Richter. l9 West lst South. phones.
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IF YOU DON'T KNOW 1T
y,yo now toll YOU that these corner front
y ces are o per cent under comparativ.
Selling value OF Inside frontage. Why!
BIoCks so large; hence but few corners In
cInsn proximity of business center,
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Corner 13th South and State l acre
ground with brick store and dwelling
bath and all convcniences, This place liz
suitable for n drug store, grocery or meat
market Has cost the present owner near
ly 5000 II has been used as n saloon and
must he sold at once. $3.50. Richter, 10
West lst South st ,'phoncs CAL. sl93S
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE NEW OR S.
room house on 18th East street. near 4th
South; just being finished. for sale on easy
paymcnts.
Frtsch, No. IL East End South st.
Phones: Ind al; Bell 1851 1889
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ANDERSON REAL ESTATE INVEST
mcnt Co. builds homes on installments.
Herald bldg. rliS
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO,
real estate and loan brokers. 25l Main.
ali10
VACANT AND IMPROVED PROPERTY.
all parts city. Meeks & Lynch. 3l5 Atlas
block. slES9
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A FINE S~ROOM MOD. PRESS
brick house with 40X125 IT. and
alley; owner leaving city; e51 E.
Snd SO..s.ssss. ..s.s- -.-.-..-.--...o Si,vvp'Vp
Also n fine S-room mod. brick
homo and barn. with large lot,
4xlO rods; S57 f. First So st.. IS. 0c0.O
At n bargain, a T-room mod brick,
with 4X9 rods; close in.....s..... 5000. 90
Here is a snap-A le-room mod.
brick, with 2lsx1O rods, on f
First South ST., ......,......... 50, 800 90
Another money maker: 2Izxl0
rods. with brick house renting
for SIS month, on State st,
blocks from city and county
bldg. g..,... ...ar..a. .,.....-.-...... SS.Vco 90
Any OF the above homes can be bought
with one-fourth cash.
w. j. Halloran, IA w. 3rd So. Phones,
S23 slS6l
nN nnn->rI.I, .N.1n PODS ON srII L ct
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,R0DAKS
I REPAIRING

Ia sEsITUpS
!, ,snsaE Estimates stir submit. t50hc
". Ia So. B. l. Matt,
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SAMPLE BARGAINS.
FOR RAILROAD MEN.


rnds mt ',ou 81, $50
I'm 3iGxs orN rods O." ~ -o 500
Sth West ',. . .............., LOO
6-rm blk with barn. cor. 7th, West
Arm. bk., close TO r. G. W.. ], rs
5 barn '%1H StH East ess' ','..,... U"' D ~ 5000
'-Ge% CENT ,'V1 %slt So @ ..o' . ot "",S' . e $500
7-rm mod. front. cent walk,
now 2nd ST.. .......... ....... -. 1000
home. sth East .,.....,...'.,.'',,...,. $500
6-rm mod. so. front, n beauty. 9Th
arm. bk. east front now. lot 60Nl57 $50
PINS rods To alley ........ .............. LOO
5XlO cor Brigham st......-.............. $500
SKI cor end st 2 500
5Cxll5 IL, east front tr...................,, $50
acres. cast of State prison. water
right
c. r LITTLE g. CO,
Both phones 2S4S 2U9 G. 2l0 Atlas Blk
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