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The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

McLear has not been tried out in the
field by the Toronto management but
batted in the ninth inning for a pitcher
the other day He failed to reach first.
Manager Barrow is strengthening his
team and has a bunch of men to try
out so that McLear has as good a
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

The Chanute Black Diamonds broke
even with the AuskOgee Reds, winning
by to g. Chanute went into the last
inning with the score a tie and batted
out a victory.
Batteries -Slane, Walcott and Sut-
tom -Rager and Peterson.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30
celIa R,Ivg . 81 zoo COT.

New York, June SO.-Louis Celia,
the western owner and bookmaker, Sc
cured the colt by -Eolide at
the sale Of the Ellerslie stud yearlings
in the sales paddock. He is a good
looking youngster and was knocked
down for S2,5OO-
FRANKIE O'Neiil made his debut as
an owner by purchasing q chestnut
Ally, by Handspring-Ro Approval.
for S1 800
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30
Western League Games.

At Sioux City-Pueblo 6, Sioux City s..
At Des Moines-Des Moines As. Oma-
ha 81.
At Lincoln-Lincoln 6. Denver 5.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

Oakland Cal. June 30.-Eddie
Graney has secured a skating rink for
the Nelson Hermann fight The rink
Is 275 by 1877. and he figures that It
will be large enough to accommodate
any attraction. y offered. He has a
monthly fight privfIege ana his con-
tests Will be held in this building.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30
Pittsbnrg 5. St. I.onis .

st. Louis. June 3O.4Free hitting
won for Pittsburg, to 2. Wagner
was especially strong with the bat.
Score by innings: R.HE
St. Louis ......... q q q q O q - n a
Pittsburg .0 0 o o , q q , a < IN /
Batteries: Druhot and Grady; wal
lis and Gibson.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

Dwyer will not act as starter during
the Brighton Beach meeting. He de-
clined the offer to take Mars Cassidy's
place because he says he can I'll all of
his time in the west, where he and
Jake Holman are badly needed.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Washington SO. PhiIadelpl1ia 9-5

O-Os 1-AliidQelDl11d 20.
Washington. June Washington
and Philadelphia split even in Fri
days double-header,--t Visitors vim
ming the first 8 to 8, and the local
team the second, 6 to s. Kftson was
hit hard and timely in the first Pat
ten was knocked out of the box in
the seventh inning Of the second
game, while PHILADELPHIA used three
pitchers. A remarkable catch. by
Hickman While lying. prone on the
ground was easily the feature of the
afternoon.
score by innings: R.HE
Philadelphia -.--.....1 o . O 2o11 2-9 10 0
Batteries: Kitson and Heydon:
Coakley, Bender, and Schreck.
Second game-Seore by innings RHE.
Washington .-....... % o o 2 3 o / q s-e IL 2
Phllfdelphia .....-...0 90 o Cd o Is I
Batteries: Patten; FaIkenburE. and
Wakefield; Dygerb BARLEY, Bender.
and Schreck.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

The Albany management has re-
leased Abe Lezotte for inability to hit.
The big boy seems to have suffered a
severe reversal OF form since this time
last year. Last July he was hitting
nearly 400 per cent.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30
wichita ?. snrinefleId 1.

Springfield, Mo, June 3O.-Wichita
won the fourth game of the series from
Springfield by a score of to l. In a
pitchers battle between Young and
Becker Young had the best of it, but
errors back of him lost the game. Both
teams presented broken 1ine-ups. Score.
rrr, rrvy- r-r4=x ~,
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30
wntrlainson I. 5oplin /.

FTutohtnson, Kan, June SO.-Hutch-
lnson easily took the last OF the series
Efouh Joplin by q. score OF to 1.
EJas1yss fast work at short and hits by
Petttzrs7F and Genins were the feat
ures. The new try-outs Shaw, has
won his INST two games.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30
On kansas Diamonds.
AT ABILENE.

The Wichita White Sox divided into
two. sections. The regulars defeated
the fast Talmage bunch in a well
plaved contest. The Colts play at
Chapman today, the last game of a Sc
ries with that team.
Score by innings: r +. e.
Wichita ........--.0 0 o IL
Talmage .--.......0 0 0 o 0V-l
Batteries=Anderson and Byers;
Durham and Anderson. Umpire-Du-
gan Attendance=350.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

Here are some statistics from L.
Joie's baseball guide regarding the
work Of several pitchers In this league
who were IN the Northwestern circuit
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

A good game Of ball was played
here between the Dodge City and
Larned teams. resulting in score of
8 to IN favor of Dodge City.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30
80 WEII1NGToN.

The National Bloomer Girls defeated
the wellington Blues. Ten innings,
score s to 4.
BatteriesARogers Waddell and
Roth: Flora. Macdonald and Brumley.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

At Eskridge-A good game of ball
was played here Friday afternoon, re-
sllItirr as follows: Eskrfdge 9, Alma
10. Eskridge. Hansen and
Peterson; Alma Fink ana Grant
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

shaner was as wild as the proverbiaI
March hare and was hit hard with men
on bases. Wood pitched snutout ball
Risley's error was responsible for the
locals three runs. Pendry was fined
and benched IN the third. Score:
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

scoRE ~ INNINGs.

Wichita ...-....-....0 / Q =
Summary: Two-b hits Seabaugh,
Young. KILLER Green Bases on balls
on Becker, 5. Struck out-By Young. 4;
by Becker, 8. Left on bases-Spring-
field 9; Wichita, 8. Hit by pitcher
Penner Stolen bases-Stis, Hetling
Persch, Pencil Miller. Sacrifice hits
Weltner. Miller 2, Green. Time 40
Umpire Goodman. Attendance-250.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30
At OsAGE CITY.

Usage City defeated Carbondale here
In an interesting game. Score 8 to 6.
Hakenson and Ritchie;
McGrath and McGrath.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

18th of July Rates via Rock Island.
One and one-third fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale July 3
and 4, limited for return July 9Th.
For full information see A. NJ. Full
Ter. C. P. A.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

Oklahoma City IL. webb City s.
webb City. No. June 8o.-Oklahoma
City. broke even on the series by admin
stering q terrible drubbfng to the locals.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

Jake Bauer, the old Sedalia out
fielder who led the league in hitting Il
1904. is now with Ottumwa in tn
Iowa league.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30
CIeveIand .. C1licaro .

Cleveland, O., June sO.ACIeveland
defeated Chicago by the score of 8 to
2. Walsh and Owen were hit hard,
While Townsend was effective except
against Jones and Donohue. Jackson
was overcome by heat and forced to
retire. Bradley was hurt sliding.
Score by innings: RHE
Cleveland .............O2 2 OO04O 20 TX q
Chicago .............-.O 0 0 O1 O o o. 2 3
Batteries: Townsend and Bemis:
Walsh, Owen and Sullivan.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

LeavenWoEth .......O Is
Earned runs-Leavenworth 2, To
pelka 8. Home runs=Downs, Kramer
Twobass hits-Zink. q qhnson, Woeley
Sacrifice hits-AsnTey, HOWE. First
base- on errorsEToreka 3, Leaven-
worth 2. Stolen bases-Kah1 3 Rapps,
0uiebsers Cole, Cooley. First base on
balts-OR Cravens /, of Ashley I.
Struck oust-By Ashley 1, by Cravens
2. by McIpnes 1. Hits-OR Cravens 6
Ia six and one-thard innings; of Nc
Ennes In three and two-thirds in
ninEa- Left on bases-IseavenWort 6,
Topeka 3. Time OF game-2:15. I'M
pfr18-I9unn and Welch.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

Speck Hurlburt has yet to play hi
first game with the Decatur team.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

Chicago and Return $20.OO-St. louis
and Return S12.7O-Santa Fe.
Tickets on sale daily from June /.
Final limit returning October. 81.
T. l. KING. Agent.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

Ben Henderson continues to pitcf
winning ball for Portland.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

John Halla is now with the Sharon
team in the Pennsylvania. league. Fred
Ulrich, the Leavenworth catcher of
last season. is also on the same team.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

At ToIedo2Toledo 10, Columbus 0.
At Minneapolis-Mi Milwaukee 2, Mime
apolis /.
At Indianapolis-In Indianapolis 5. Louis
vile 4
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

Where they play tomorrow:
Topeka at Joplin.
Springfield at Webb City.
Hutchinson at Leavenworth.
Oklahoma City at Wichita.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

The Leavenworth Times gives
Ragan a sendoff: Little Ragan, To-
peka's shortstop, looks like one OF the
fastest felders seen here this season,
but at the stick, it is said, he works
very poorly. Ragan fields and throws
well enough, however, to keep his
place on Cooley's team
The Kansas City Journal says that
there is money to bet that If Burke's
American association team should
travel over the Westerns circuit they
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-30

Mayor Rose comes to Topeka to hear
his case in supreme court.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07
Ladies' Suits

An , lined beautifully trimmed with the latest Persian sni
fancy trimming material Panamas In all the shades
Gray suits tailored, handsomely trimmed and
ussai price .... ........... ..... . .... ... 5000
els sand Gray checks, handsomsly trim.
srd uueii price $1,000
$500 Suits Invisible Cheeks aud Pads beautiful garments
handsomely trimmed nsdi price 900. .... s145O
Better suits small prices
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07
Millinery

hard give description Of ths department
the variety 80 great trimmings feathers and
and tho prsi,isst o salem small prices.
0ndrcas che latest 25e, 35e 40e zoe, 0se
ladies Walking Hats the latest sale price 75e, 05f, S1.25
and SI.40
Tho New Trimmed Sailor Hats, SI49 SI75. SI05 $3.50,
half what you have to pay elsewhere.
Ladies Beautiful Trimmed Hats $40. S1OS, $3.50 and
$3.50. All bargains
We show che latest styles n Trimmed Hats al small prices
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07
Ladies' Coats, Suits and Millinery

H 5 'Sas moo 90o 47 % @ sdnrsm % @ 0
Z GHIcEwn ASK FoR Rn FOODS TDn wTHRH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07

infant N wadAg a E Erd
of ah
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Watch We self nothing be" the newest good" that
nbU OOAfh
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-21

LAUDERDALE CO., TEMPLE COURT.
u ,OOo-Beautiful east front lot Fremont, be-
tween 25th and 26th avs n; 50X157 to
alley, all Improvements in street. Sub
'-.E NIT offer. 9
~' O. Little Daisy.
2,5o0-1019 Dupont N, modern, rooms;
in fine condition; only five tons coal
22000-3d st, corner I'd N; 66x100.
$1,s0o-909 14th av N, s-room dwelling. For
IS, cash.
Farm for Trade.
&17 80 per acre, worth $25; 40 acres east of
and near Mile Laos lake, with log
house: will trade for equity in house
and lot at moderate price.
e16,O00-400 acres at Clear Lake, 80 miles from
80 Minneapolis; brick buildings; a model
farm and house; will take small amount
of exchange and allow part of purchase
price to remain secured farm.
$450-Fine large lot on Plymouth, near Knox
S1,10o-3117 Sd st N, broom cottage with city
a..- water and woodshed; monthly payment
..@t. plan.
$s.5OO-s4 Royalston av; 10 rooms all modern;
= barn. A bargain.
Q,5OO-1S12 Aldrich NJ good 7-room house
with summer kitchen with chimney, and
o. barn; gas and cistern; all other i'm
provements in street; $500 down
80. and $25 month, per cent interest.
> -: to trade equity for another place. :
$315O-3124 James av S; 10 rooms and large
- barn.
S20C0-3327 e Lake st; rooms; cellar and
: well; lot 4Sx106;, $500 cash, balance
easy terms.
s7,5oo-1o4x1es corner Sd st and 9th av s;
half cash.
$40, ooo-2ooacre farm, between Hopkins and
Minneapolis; $4,000 down. A great bar
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-21

ssbo-HoUsE OF ROOMS, LOTS. COR
>, ner. 1850 Tyler st.
81, 0O0-House, 921 Lyndale place, has good cis-
tern, 33-foot lot, good yard shrubbery
SD and trees; can be had payment Of
- 5000 down and $40 per month with
81, o5o~s412 I'd st N, sox1s7, faces on I'd st and
also on Washington; ~ story house,
rooms, city water, rose bushes, fine grove
of trees. good garden; party must sell.
Offers property at bargain.
&c Each-817 -321 9th st N. 6 rooms modern,
n, being finished; either can be had on rea-
sonable terms.
82,100-3S21 Chicago av, new house. 6 rooms,
modern, hardwood finish and floors, mod
ern. $500 down and $50 per month.
81, 7OO-3641 .Aldrich s, History house.
- new; 5000 down and SIT per month.
...s - Nickels & Smith, 81 Nicollet Az.
~ l..s./ INCOME PROPERTY.
$14, OOo-For three 2-fat buildings corner Of
- 2Sth and Chicago; each building contains
2 Groom flats, hardwood finish and floors,
! heated and rents for good price; 10 per
+ cent on $14, 900 and is always rented. Can
Vi be had a. payment of onehaf cash.
T See us for further particulars.
H. Nickels & Smith, S11 Nicolet Az.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
sc, 6O0-62O 9th st S. full quarter-acre lot with
good house. This is In the line for rapid
-. rise in value. An exchange for good
Il house in the Sth ward could be made for
Il this property.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-21
NEW VTERJS OFFERINGS.

NEW YEARS. OFFERINGS
&1,OO0-Takes snug cottage, nearly new; has
four rooms, with cupboards closets
brick mantel, good cellar. nice brick
i porch, some steps and walk; is an
! ~ - east front and If you will only come
and let show it, am sure it will
g,271six-room house on 25th av NE, near
: good school, churches, stores, ETC.;
has city water, cstern and best we'll in
/ Northeast; fine warm cellar, woodshed,
+ nice trees, sidewalk, etc. A good in
- vestment for home or to rent; Is in
fine condition.
s2,1oo-Here you are with u thoroly well
built S-room house, front and back
g. stairs, gas, city water, cistern and
well; cement walks; is renting for $22
80 per month; owner wants to leave city by
middle Of the month. Come at once.
= Can take half cash. balance at $11 per
month till paid for. Why not let the
. rent pay for your home if you raise
half to pay down? It's No. 2513 Mon
roe st and good location. Could not
replace the house alone for the money.
can show these any time, day or evening,
and arrange to give possession at once If
you desire. Now Is the time to locate for
life in a home of your own.
Both phones, T. c. 16495. N. W. East 65 LIZ
F. L. Palmer, PAIL Central NE.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
~o~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~-~~~
Improved.
THORPE Bros, 2o6 ANDRUs BLDG.
A REAL ESTATE BARGAIN.

THORPE BROS, 2o6 ANDRUs BLDG.
A REAL ESTATE BARGAIN.
In very fine home, located inside or
R5th st and west of Nicollet av, three years
old IL large rooms, best of hardwood finish
and floors turnout, elaborate decorations,
bronze combination gas and electric fixtures,
large bathroom, laundry, combination heating
plant, ballroom on third floor; lot 4ox19S feet
to alley. This house is complete, has east
exposure, and is ready Tor immediate occu,
pancy. Key at this office. Must be sold
Immediately. -a.-.. e,.... %. - .. -'.-
Terms reasonable. -, Submit any offer.
A BARGAIN
IN A THOROUGHLY MODERN, WELL
s' EQUIPPED HOME.
$4,soo-251o Garfield av s.. new, strictly
fish and floors, large gas CRATE in living.
room, beautiful decorations, an equipment OF
gas fixtures, hot air heating plant which viii!
not burn over seven ton OF coal, plastered
laundry, vegetable cellar, cement porch, large
attic, well-kept lawn in front and rear;
This property is complete in every detail and
ready to move into on one months notice.
Occupied at present, by owner Lot 4oxlls
feet. .- -.....-.
So, 10000 Harvard st Sc. An s-room
modern house, located one block from the
university, hardwood finish on lower floors
with parquet floors, large fireplace in parlor,
bath, furnace heat full basement, storm
lot 44x132 feet.
$3,750-3145 Stevens ay. bargain in a
modern home of rooms, modern with hard-
wood finish and floors, fireplace, Dath' furnace
heat, gas fixtures, decorations, electric bells,
good barn in rear and large corner lot, 4oxl2e
feet.
So. 6O0-221O 4th st N. duplex house con-
tanning a Groom and broom fat, two COM
plete bathrooms, gas fixtures, full basement,
storm windows and screens; lot 4Ox156 feet.
SIS, 15o-3OO3 Girard av n. A 7-room house,
modern except heat, with oak finish and
maple floors downstairs, bathroom, full base
ment, stove heat. gas fixtures; lot 49x127 feet.
A corner property.
$1.750-322S 23d av s. A coy home Of 8
rooms with hardwood floors downstairs, city
water and pump, storm windows and screens,
good barn and chicken coop; all in the best
Of repair; lot 50x172 feet.
G. 81, 600-3641 2Sth av s. An S-room house
with good cistern and well, cellar, small
i barn, and lot 4Ox127 feet. This property
|. is in good repair and can be bought on very
! easy terms.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-21
Unimproved.


SWANS SECOND ADD1T1oN-PRopER
Is fast changing hands on the Nicollet av
line between 45th and 4sth We have just
and have sold cut third Of them within
the first two weeks. There still large
number left Of choice lots, ranging in price
from $155 to $195. We prefer to sell each
man two lots more and such has been
Sales so far made. This gives each purchaser
good garden spot in easy access Of the cen
ter of town from the Nfcollet av line.
We would, call especial attention to the
bunch of six lots fronting on Pillsbury, Pleas
ant and 47th.i Each lot 45x126h to an alley.
We will sell the entire bunch for 81 900 and
make the terms reasonable. Parties desiring
to purchase or two lots can have them on
payments as low as $40 down and So per
month. See us for prices. X
Nickels & Smiths Addition-Third, 4th and
9Th SITS, between 22d and 28d av N; lots
from $500 to 5000 each. City water, side
walk, gas. Good improvements; 43 houses
built within three years in this addition. We
will sell on easy terms as desired and will
make liberal discount for cash our list
prices. -...s-s- ...-,.e.-. .->. ..zs...t.s -.
Prospect Park and Meeker Island-We are
headquarters for this property and have plat
which we will give to anyone who calls, show
ing location and prices of all lots. Easy terms
for those desiring to- build "a home. Liberal
discount for cash. If you are thinking OF
building in this part Of town see US at once.
$525-For lot on Plymouth and Bryant,
55x1O0. This is a bargain.
$1,O50-For east front lot on Park av, be-
tween $50 and Oath st, all improvements In.
81, 65O-For 53x165 feet on Pleasant av, in
side Of 18th st. Good improvements Oh
either side. Fine size lot and beautiful loca'
ton. Term easy.
Nickels s smith, 81 Nicollet av.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-21

LOTS IN CALHOUN PARK
Are growing in demand and there are but a
few good ones left.
West front between Lake and 31st. -. $3.50
East front between Lake and 31st. 1000
James av.
West front between 31st and 32d SITS. :. Offer
East fronts between 31st and SD sts.. 81, 900
East front between Lake and 31st. 49,. 900
Irving
East front between Lake and 31st; :...$1 600
West front between 31st and 32d St. 1000
West front between 32d and 33d st.. So. 1000
Humboldt av.
West front between Lake and 31st. ...... 81, O5O
West front between 31st and 32d St.. $50
East front betweenn 31st and 32d st.. 200
East front between 32d and 33d St.. 75O
East front, between Lake and 31st. Isl, 100
West front between 31st and 32d ST.. 1O5O
West front between 32d and 3Sd sts... 675
West front between 33d and 34th sts.. 800
s55o-Humboidt av meth 2sth st, 5ox1s7.
81 o0o.Irving az near 2sth ST. east front.
81 O-AIrving av near 26th st, 5Ox15O.
81, sOO-Emerson av near Lincoln, east front.
50A150 all improvements.
If your favorite lot is not mentioned here,
call and see us, we may, have it.
Croker & CrOwell,
315 Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
LOT BARGAINS ON EASY PAYMENTS.
$5O-Summe: near oath av. Sc: 4Ox12S.
$15O-Johnson st. Doth av NE: 4Ox126.
$25O-1St:l av near Como: 4Ox135
$350-Al1rich. corner 33d ST; 32x128.
$5O0--5th av s near Saith st; 45x126
$45O-West Lake, Harriet and 45th st; 44x135.
]. A. Walters. Sd N. Y. Life Bldg
THE F1NFs7 PIECE OF VACANT PROPER
ty for tia price in the city; 100 IT. by 1s5 on
Lake of Isles boulevard: this will make three
of the finest lots you ever saw. each one OF
which is worth nearly the price of the whole
piece, $3.50. Folsom Realty Co., $40 Rail.
way bl1,., Sd and Nicollet.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued

lake front. on south shore Of Forest lake,
two miles from village, 10 acres open. good
SOIL, ncludlng farm machinery, also two bob
sleos, one wagon, one horse, one COW, chick
ems, feed for balance of winter; lots of wood.
80 bushels l1d Of potatoes; good, new house that
as the lake front is worth all Asked 81, 600
cash and assume mortgage Of 81, 600. Brooks
Henderson, Lowry building, st. Paul, Mimi.
NOTICE-NoW is YOUR CHANCE IF You
rooms, hot water heat, sewer, water, gas,
stone walks; everything complete; the finest
lake, one block to lake and car: finest of
hardwood and plumbing. If sold at once will
sell for $1,000 les sthan it Is worth; easy
~ J. B. Gleason. 500 Phoenix.
s., eoo-s.RooM HOUSE AND BARN, INCLUD.
ing "a large lots, about acres: lies per-
feet; improvements cost over $1,000; in good
Bryant av car lines; adjoining blocks With iau
out improvements held at $4,000: closing an
estate. must be sold.
$2SOO-S-room house, good repair, 18th at. near
Portland av. Bargain.
John G. Mcintyre Co., Bank of Commerce Bldg.
! E 6 2 Pretty s : . co = Z 9 g
o $1675-A new fve-room cottage, hard 0
o wood floors in all rooms, gas fixtures, o
Q city water; storm sash and screens; a 0
% very cozy home all on one floor. Easy o
o terms; near Lyndale and 31st avs n o
o e. .-5'->- Thompson Bros, o
o ~ 1O1 18th st s. O
o 9 Q o Q o 90 Q Q o
FOR SALE, 81, s5o-No. 2543 JEFFERSON ST
NE, S-room house. built last summer, hard
wood floors up and downstairs; fine cellar
woodshed, pump, large front porch, sryhe
walk, lot 46x12S; terms to suit; if you are
interested In house don't fail to look this
up. See owner any time at 2515 Jefferson
st Me- Or phone T. c.. 1920 sz .,....-
FOR sALE-F YOU ARE LOOKING FOR a
coy and strictly modern home, don't fail
to investigate the bargain offer in new
and up-to-date Groom house; I had the place
built for my own use and everything in it
Is tirst-class; it is located in Sunnyside dis
tr1ct, with all city improvements finished.
Call at my music studio, S04 Nicollet av.