davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1906-02-01

Rawlins is IA candidate for one of
the places selected where applications
may be made for land in the Sho-
shone reservation, and Il petition is
now being circulated among our citi-
zens looking to that end. Every cit
izen of the valley should not sign it,
as Rawlins is "A most excellent place,
If not the best place of all that will
be chosen, as it is on the great east
and west highway, easily reached by
all and with an abundance of ccom
modations for all who may go to that
place on "A home-seeking Grand.
, 1906-02-01
ARE YOU SEEKING A HOME

IF you are not satisfied to remain
on "A rented farm and would like to
get a piece of land in IA growing,
thrifty state, come to Wyoming. IT
you are being crowded out of the
home nest and are beginning to look
around for Il new location II place
where you "a grow and accumulate
property, come to Wyoming. If you
believe the world holds something
better for you than to remain at
home on the old farm. and make
straw ropes, as your father did if
you think there is any place else on
earth that is better than the little old
sleepy town, where you go once or
twice a week to get your mail and
gossip with your neighbors, pull up
stakes and emigrate TO Wyoming,
In Wyoming YOU will have AN OPP
portunity to branch out. to get Il
nome OF your own, to grow cattle,
sheep and horses, to raise chickens
and turkeys and become an indie
pendent land-holder-a man among
men, and have the satisfaction of
knowing that what YOU plant and
raise is yours, and that you do no
have to turn over everything YOU
raise to the owner of the land for the
rent.
There is nothing on earth like "A
home, be it ever 50 humble, and you
can have Il home Just as well as not
by coming to this young and growing
state. You can stay there in that
thickly settled country forever and
never be able to buy "a ten acre lot
but i'll Wyoming you can get 100
broad acres, or more, which, by
lea of irrigation, will make you an
independent man in "A few wears
Wyoming has good schools, good
law-abiding people, and will soon be
gridironed with railroads, thus bring
ing the markets close to your door.
Come to Wyoming and get Il home.
, 1906-02-01
ADDITIONAL CHIPS

C. w. Maxfield returned Tuesday
from Il ten days visit to cheyenne,
Denver, Colorado Springs and Mani
tou. While in Colorado Springs he
visited James II. Gregory. Mr.. Greg
DRY has Just returned from Missouri,
where he had been ill.
The premises belonging to S, l.,
McAnulty, at the corner of Bridge
and First streets, is undergoing re-
pair, preparatory to being occupied
by John Huston and wife as a bakery
and short order house. Robert Tor
bett is doing the carpenter work.
Word was received here last week
from Casper that Charles Redding-
ton, an old freighter in this part of
the country, was dead, and making
inquiry about his people. No one
here seemed to know where his folks
lived.
Ed. Durand, a special Inspector of
the post Office department, was here
Sunday and checked the Saratoga
postoffice. He says he found every
thing in most excellent condition and
paid a high compliment to the eff
cheney and Business like methods OF
Postmaster McAnally.
j. w. Huston, of Encampment,
was down from that place Friday and
Saturday looking up a location for
the establishment of a bakery. Mr..
Huston has a complete bakers outfit
and expects to come to this place
shortly and go into business. This
will be a very welcome addition to
the business interests of the town and
Mr.. Huston will no doubt do well.
, 1906-02-01

There will be no delay in the open
ing of the Shoshone reservation, and
perhaps it is just as well that there
should not. The early opening if
transportation facilities can be fur
nished, will be better than one late
III the fall, inasmuch as the new set
tiers will have the greater part OF the
summe in which to make improve
ments and prepare for the winter.
Those that r disappointed will have
ample time to look around aud select
a home in some other part of the
state.
, 1906-02-01
ENJOYED JOKE

Congressman Needham, Of Cali
fornia, had IA little fun at the expense
OF our congressman, +. W. Mondell,
during the debate upon the Philip
pine bill relating to the tariff on SUI
gar. Referring to Mr.. Mondell's
statement that he had gained the
first insight into the sugar question
while on a visit to the Hawaiian is
lands some years ago he said:
81 find upon further investigation
that the gentleman from Wyoming
upon that trip to the Hawaiian is.
lands, instead of primarily going to
that delightful territory for the pur-
pose OF Investigating the dry stats
tics OF the sugar question, was in re-
atty taking the trip as IA part of his
wedding journey. Now. Mr.. Chair
man, | am willing to leave it to a
majority of this house whether the
evidence upon the question Of sugar
Of any man who is taking his honey
moon trip is not exaggerated to that
degree as to be entirely and wholly
valueless for any purpose
The house enjoyed the Joke very
much and Mr.. Mondell good natured
ly smiled through it all.
, 1906-02-01
GEOGRAPHY AS 1T is TAUGHT
Map M~hing Made Easy. But Little
knowledge Absorbed.

Little Rob was the prize geogra-
pher of his class: that is, he could To-
cate cities, and bound countries with
great glibness. He could draw the
most realistic maps, printing in the
rivers, mountain ranges and cities
from memory. Rob considered gpog
raphy purely in the light of a game,
in which he always beat. but he never
associated it with the great world
about him. Rivers to him were nc
more than black, wigSly lines: cities
were dots and States were blots. New
York was green, Pennsylvania was
red and California was yellow.
OF course Rob had never Travelled
He was born in Il canon near the
country school he attended. One day
the teacher made the discovery OF
RCO's idea of geography through the
following incident. After vainly in
u%uiring of several of the children
where British Columbia is located. she
called ON Bob. who. as usual. was
waving his hand o%Xcitcdly. wild with
the enthusiasm of pcnt up knowledge.
1T is on page siXty-eight,' he de
clared.
After the roar had subsidized the
teacher explained that that was only
q picture of British Columbia. Then
she asked Bob to hound British Co.
lumbia.
Cant. teacher; IT is all over the
pasc.'-Success Masa2irr.
Not Interested.
We'll, is there anything doing in
politics down your way" he asked OF
the old farmer in the seal beside him.
No. nothing very much" was the
reply.
What do you think of the next state
election"
81 don't think"
Have any idea who will be the next
President"
"Noap.'
will the member of congress from
your district run again."
Cant say"
Then you don't take much interest
in politics."
Not a bit. All | know is that my son
Sam was elected to the legislature last
year and come home from the session
with $50 in cash in his pocket and
wouldn't lend me 81 without Il note and
Il good indorser. | haven't even asked
him whether he sold ont the gas COM
pany or the butter and milk trust
Baltimore American.
, 1906-02-01
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY |, 1906.

MINING. SMELLING, IRRIGATION,
RECLAMATION. SUGAR BEET CULTI-
WALTON. TRANSPORTATION AND
POWER PROJECTS. ARE THE INDUS
TRIAL PRIZES YET UNCLAIMED IN
SARATOGA AND THE VALLEY OF THE
UPPER PLATTE. FIRST COME FIRST
SERVED.
, 1906-02-01

On account of the Live Stock AS
ISOLATION meeting at Denver, CoIora
do, round trip tickets will be sold
from Walcott to Denver and return
for Sl3,9O, Dates of sale January
2Sth, 18th, and Both, with final re.
turn limit Feb. 18th.
, 1906-02-01
ginning of her great prosperity and
future greatness.

There will be another entertain
ment in the Presbyterian church to-
morrow night that will be quite inter
esting. An excellent program has
been prepared by the committee hav-
ing the matter in charge and every
one should come that can well do so.
, 1906-02-01
Notice Of Final Settlement.

State of Wyoming
County of Carbon
In the District Court, Third Judicial
D3-;rI1t. In the Matter of the Estate
of Frank ID. Goodman, deceased.
fubii notice is hereby given. that
at the ncY' term Of the District court
sitting in and for Carbon county. State
of Wyoming, ! the undersigned Admin
iStratur of sand estate, will make final
settlement Of the affairs OF said Estate
and ask 10 he discharged as admins.
TRAITOR. at which time and place all cred.
ltors and other persons Interested may
he heard.
l-lS-lw Albert r. Goodman
Administrator.
, 1906-02-01

Wyoming will experience, in this
year 1906, the greatest impetus in rail
road building and home seeking that
has ever been her good fortune to
know, But this will be only the be-
, 1906-02-01

Don't forget the Poke social at
the Presbyterian church on the first
Friday in February.
, 1906-02-01

There is now general belief among
all classes here, both boosters and
knockers, that the Saratoga ~ Eu-
campment road will be built within
the next three or four months.
, 1906-02-01
Don't forget the Eagle dance, Feb
II the SWEETEST thing of the season.

Good sound wheat, 81 per 100 lbs.
Spuds, the best, Sl.5O per 100 lbs.
Prime baled hay, SD per ton. Nice
fresh pork, Zoe per lb. by the hog,
Cabbage, turnip5, carrots and
beets for sale cheap.
Gus Jensen n Bro.
, 1906-02-01

Perhaps they make finer weather
in some other country than that
which the people of this town have
been enjoying the past winter but
we doubt it very much.
, 1906-02-01

] am right in the front rank with
some of the finest ranches in the
country. If you want to buy or sell,
get busy. ID. s. Crawford
, 1906-02-01

1t is a very difficult matter it would
seem, for IA newspaper correspond
ent to keep from being personal and
that, too, in an offensive way. The
opportunity, coupled with the inclin-
alton, to rip some II up the back,
whom the correspondent don't like.
is o much for the ordinary individ-
ual it appears. There is always trou-
BILE enough s%pringing up sp%ontane
ously in every community without
some correspondent adding to it by
his contemplate digs" and slurs at
some member Of the town whom he
does not happen to be in full sympa
thy. Cut it out, brother, cut it out
, 1906-02-01

Service in ST. Barnabas Church on
Sunday night at 1,3O p IN. All are
welcome. Rev. Watson.
, 1906-02-01

The Eagles are going to give the
finest dance of the season on Feb.
IA.
, 1906-02-01
Hubby Wasn't a Prohibitionist.

Mrs. Hoyle-What a solid voice
your husband has.
Mrs. Doyle-It's a wonder TO me
that it isn't liquid.
, 1906-02-01

Remember the "Poke" social at the
Presbyterian church on February 2
, 1906-02-01

buy and sell any old thing from
d wheel barrow to IA 5000 acre ranch.
Hurry up. d. S. Crawford
, 1906-02-01

Two good ranches TO lease at once
Hurry if you want one.
ID. 5. Crawford.
, 1906-02-01

Peter Schuttler wagons for farm
and freight work, for sale by,
Baker. Brenuer n McAnally
, 1906-02-01

Eagles dance, Feb. II.
, 1906-02-01

WYOMING RANCHES
d. 5, Crawford,
, 1906-02-01

On Friday, February ,, the Ladies
Aid will give Poke social at the
Presbyterian church. A fine pro-
gram will be given. Admission, Zoe.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


SAMPLE BARGAINS.
West Side.
S1676-For 4-room cream bk 9Th
West and 2nd South; $40 per
month.
>zS7b-For 5-room bk.. 7th West. !;
pore. bath. e. l.. lawn and
fence, terms.
$S'oo-t'or 7-room blk, pore. bath, O.,
s, J., cement walk. West 1st So.
SSooo-F'or 7-room blk, bath. a. l..
cellar. barn, near West and
So, terms.
East Side.
% ioo-bor 9-room mod, on 9Th East,
fne shade, cement walk around
house; 60x167 IT, to alley.
SI'oo-tor 6-room on 9Th East; bath,
toilet, e. l.. cement walk; $3.50
down, balance $40 per mo
S"ooo-For rooms on 18th East;
bath, toilet, e, /, mantel, sewer
and sidewalk paid.
>o<oo-For rooms on 2nd st.; bath,
toilet and @. !.
$2o00-For 5-room bk,. 9th East:
$1,000 down and SEQ per mo.
$1ooo-For 4-room, Bryan ave; $3.50
down and $685. per month.
S27bo-For 5-room on 5th st; $500
down and $40 per month.
Building Lots.
fx1O rods on Jefferson St: $3.50.
x10 rods on End st: $1150.
4x1o rods on 1lth East; $3.50.
hxS rods on East 2nd South |;
$500.
3x7h rods near 2nd St; $3.50.
c.. F. Little Sc Co, 2o9-210 Atlas
block, Both phones 2s4s, a663
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FOR SALE-REAl ESTATE.
MEEKS & LYNCH,
BIS and BIG Atlas Block.

MEEKS & LYNCH,
BIS and BIG Atlas Block.
Bell 2579-Y.
2,s6o--6-room modern brick, lot
2hx5. faces south Oh 1st
street; all modern; connected
sewer, sidewalks, Iron fenco.
3.2S0-6-room, new white pr. brick,
9Th South.
s 3.l00-6-room. modern, cost owner
$500. Tho lot 75X150 cor
ner. all in fruit, on State
street and Remington ave.
) 3,500-Elegant broom, new modern
brick, beautiful corner, on
5th street,
5 3,600-6-room modern brick, on
12th East; fine lot; No, 92.
5 4,200-6-room brick. modern, cor
ner lot. 4x7. north bench;
No. 81.
$ 3,3o0-5-room. old house. lot 8 Shx
10, on 9Th E.. End So; No. 81.
5 2.1oo-4-room brick. pantry. and
closet. fine cellar. on 9th So.,
9Th East; terms; 2 u KS,
5 3,000-6-room, fine new home on
8th East near 9Th South;
barn, lawns. chicken-houses.
etc.
5 4.0o0-Double house, rooms each
side, all Modern, west Side.
near railroad.
i,1UV-oo o n Sloo auu IL Il VI "o', 4,
on End South. 3rd East: a
bargain.
3,000-6x10, corner, on South Tenn
pie, 9th East. S-room home
and barn, faces south and
east
s 3,500-9 acres In Poplar Grove.
S 500-Por acre, I'm acres. for sub
division. east bench,
1900 hX7 and T. OF way, sewer
and sidewalks. cast front, on
10th East near 2nd South.
s 326-Per rod, 17x10. on 8th East.
conner.
5 S50-2 Ks, on D st. faces cast.
5 750-2 xxi and r. OF way, on E st,
: e00-2x7, on corner 7th and K
s 1,300-50X150. 11th East. 1st South.
5 1,500-2hxs, on End South, faces
sSuth, on 10th East,
s 1,600-105x150, on 1lth South, oor-
ner End East
s 3,7O0-6-room white pr. brick. with
furnace fine lot. on 9Th East,
cast front
s 3.000-Ten (10) acres near 12th so.
and End West, joins the new
r. g w. Western Pacific,
steel works, etc. A fine tract
to subdivide.
MEEKS e. LYNCH,
316 and 316 Atlas Block.
Bell 2579-Y. ao92
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

1T PAYS TO OWN A HOME"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO..
II West Second South. Both phones.
$40 per ft.-That corner in Pepper
ton," south and west front. Is
still for sale.
s2300-New 5-room pressed brick. 40-ft-
lot. In Waterloo; ell. |. and b. and
c. water.
s2sOo-Another one on 10th East; same
price.
s4ooo-Lot. 5x5 rods; substantial s-room
brick; stone foundation: solid
partition walls; artesian well; In
first-class order; car line; north
west This house cost all we arc
asking for the property.
$3300-Cholce east front on 9Th East.
the coming residence street OF
the city, so II. by 165; has old
house.
$7400-Blegant modern home on 1st so.
Nothing finer in Salt Lake. Terms
to suit purchaser.
We arc still on the market for that
six-room modern brick. east or north
east. But one was offered last week
and that was q frame.
s1500-s-room brick and frame; full
stories; good lot; near Rio
Grande shops; 5000 cash. balance
easy.
| s2500-7-room frame; lots; erteslan
well; large barn; 9Th East drive.
S4200-An elegant S-room modern home;
| east front on Liberty park: lot
SMx10 rods; flrst-class In all par
ticulars.
s5oo-5o-ft. vacant. Park ave. near
DROP IN AND TALK 1T OVER"
ASA
saooo-5-RM. BRICK MOD. ON 11TH
East. on terms
sS0o0-6-rm. briok, mod. on Capitol
Hill, terms.
s250o-S-rm brick, on Ounce ST.
terms.
$4,000 for 10-ocre farm, all improve
ments; best buy in county,
$4,000 for 5S acres, over 500 fruit trees,
6-rm, frame.
5-rm brick to exchange for farm.
Farms, houses and lots for exchange.
c. ]. BOWMAN CO.,
Rooms II and IL. Eagle Block.
Bell 2S32. Ind. $3.50. a63C
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. CALL 4So SRI
ave. a67i
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FUTILE BROS. NO. 163 MAIN ST.
After 10 years in the Progress build
Ing we have removed 10 the ground
floor. We are not sure the ground floor
is any better for business than up
stairs. but OF course It's business we
are after, and II II is more convenient
for you 10 come In, why all right, we
will be pleased 10 see you. And, fur
ther. II we find our customers are more
pleased we shall always stay on the
ground floor, because we are trying to
please them. Our new location Is just
two doors south OF the old. We are
ready for business. There are seven
active men In our office all selling real
estate, and the wonder is where all the
real estate comes from. but 1t keeps
coming. Come In and see our new
quarters. Next to 8. L Electric Sup
ply Coin same store as Citizens Conl
Co. Call Tuttlo Bros. No 1853 Main at.
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eli iE-REAL ESTATE

sITURpAY WE OFFERED
LOTS IN RoBINsoN's
rcyoN OF LOT 8. BLOCK 10.
70 AT CORNER OF SIXTH
.xn TWELFTH EAST. OVER
4 THE GREAT SALT LAKE
THIS PROPERTY is
! ar EASTERN PARTIES WHO
light DURING THE BOOM,
sr NOW ANXIOUS TO SELL
.SnrHoRIzE US TO OFFER
,ors LOW ENOUGH TO
rr,rM OFF At ONCE. WE
,o,No THIS. TWO LOTS HAv-
srrS SOLD DURING THE
70 LOCAL PARTIES. WHO
srnLp ON THEM. BELOW IS
y CORNER AS WE ARE SELL
;;
18th EAST STREET.
AK
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BEST BUYS ON THE MARKET FOR

BEST BUYS ON THE MARKET FOR
the money.
$500
buys good 4-room, brick, almost new,
with pore. bath tub. elc. lights, cement
collar, back porch screened, Rents for
SIS per month. 9 blocks from postohlce.
$4,000
will buy 4-room brick house, hall. clos
ets. cellar, summer kitchen, Lot COX
157 feet to an alley. East of tho park.
$500 cash; balance monthly.
$4,000
for 1-room frame (not modern), lawn,
shade, hedge. flowing VOL. good barn.
hen house. Lot 50x132 feet to alley. S400
cash. balance $50 a month.
$4,000 (cash)
buys a good 5-room. modern brick. al
most new; cellar, front and back hall;
large bath room, pore. tub, good mantel,
arrangement perfect, large front porch.
back porch screened, nice lawn, cement
walk around the house. Lot 2Hxl0
rods, blocks from the postof11ce.
RANCK REAL ESTATE & INVT CO.,
Suite 231 D. +. Walker Blk. a443
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hy We offer. with many others, the
sihg;
le-It will cost $1,000 OF s12,-
oD to duplicate this fine
home on East End South; 10
rooms on two floors. with 5
finished rooms In basement and
4 J on third floor. also barn;
ground 2hx10 rods. and fine
shade, etc. Come and talk TO
Us about this 1t Will not last
long.
VS. rooms, buff brick, also 8
rooms and laundry in basement,
3 rods front, southeast.
Broom modern brick
house in best part OF northeast
bench is fine home for some
lucky buyer at once. Come In
and let us show 1t to you be-
fore II Is gone.
Ip-This is a vacant piece OF prop
perty on Sth West, between 1st
aud End North, 9 rods facing
the street and 100 IT, facing al,
avenue on the south. Property
all around II In the same block
has sold recently for s200.00 per
rod. There are several ways
10 realize a good profit on this
one
3s and sec us If you mean busi-
ours Is the white front on the
- 4 noor, a few doors north OF Nc
11Fs bank.
q iail to help the young folks
eat 70-c0 cash.
4 LAKE ABSTRACT. LOAN
AND INVESTMENT CO
A W. SMITH. Manager.
AIN Street. Both Phones 7o4
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HOMER AND ROBERTSON,
DEsERET NATL BANK BLDq.'
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH STS.,
BOTH PHONES l42.
THE STRINGER CO..

20 West End So.
IF YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE A
HOME OF YOUR OWN, WHY NOT
HAVE A NICE, NEW, CLEAN, COM
PORTABLE ONE7
We viii build in either brick or
frame on tho following lots, according
to your own Ideas as to what a home
should be, and sell to you on the easy
monthly payment plan. Our architect
will plan your house just as you would
have II; come in and lot US glVe you
a few figures.
a bOx1Se-foot lot, facing south, In
hest suburban location southeast
2Hxs-rod lot. only blocks from post
office. o,,
2ax10-rod lot near 7th 30. and sth
East.
Nice lot on End So, near 1lth East.
Several lots near Sth West and Bird So.
THE sTRINGER CO.
70 West End So. a72o
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e. E. Cassidy & CO., 4o7 Atlas Block
las So. 4th East OR. red P. B., re-
ception hall. fur. bath, toilet, man
tells, lot 2hxs, $4,000.
On n. B. S., 7-r mod, P. B.. $4,000.
9-r, mod. house. interior finish yery
fine. e. S., lot 31sx10 rds.. $4,000.
b-r. mod, close In, s3250, easy terms.
7-r mod. P. B.. w. g.. s2S00; 5000 cash
bal. s25 per mo.
or. mod, light P. B.. $1,000; $3.50 cash.
bal. $50 per mo.
VACANT PROPERTY.
7hxl0, NJ b.. close in, $4,000.
2jhxs on E. near 9TH ST., $1,000.
4ihx123Z IT, with loft alley, blk
f. OF L. D. S. Hospital, $500.
5xl0, close in. E, g., s2l00.
E. e. CASSADY g. CO..
407 Atlas Block. Bell phone 22SI.
a621
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sEvEN-RM. FIR. AND BARN,
lawn, all fenced, corner lot.
736 East Sth So, $2250.G0. $500
cash. bal. monthly at s per cent
East End So, the coming paved
street, at 500 per foot, just east
OF 4th East. House rents Tor
$500 90 per annum,
Modern cottage Of 5 rms, on
East End So; flne lawn. iron
fence, trees, near 10th e, $4,000.
s3Hx132 IT.; 18th So. and 9Th
East. Fine corner lot, for Sb50.00.
Easy terms.
375 r at, 6-rm. fr., for $4,000.
$500 cash, bal. easy.
S6000.00
VIII Purchase
5x20 Rods
on
9th East bet, lst and 2nd So,
with frontage OF rods on 9th
East and rods on Dunbar
ave, An Ideal location. Call at
once and inquire as to the
terms. We know that they Will
be satisfactory.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
yESTMENT co.
Fones 27 25l S. MaiN
asi
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US
for quick sales. We have the buyers.
Anderson Real Estate Investment Co..
Bell phone 4T4. Rooms 300-S0l New
Herald Building. 1859
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ZEAL, ESTATE BARGAINS.

REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
$4,000 BUYS neat Arm. cottage, east side,
close; sewer and sidewalk.
sS5o0-East side; modern home,
rooms; lot boxl26; lawn and
shade. easy monthly payments,
brigham st rooms and bath, 2nx10
rods; sewer and paved street
s1eoo-Southeast, 4-rocm brick, pantry
and closets; 62hxl25 IT.; fruit
and shade.
s1B0o-5 acres so rods frontage; good
to cut into building lots; snap.
s225o-l1s acres on 7th East. near Cal al.
ders; 4-room cottage, plenty
shade and fruit; fine flowing we'll.
$3.50 buys fine building lots. s. E, city
water, sidewalks. ETC.
E. ], WILLS.
Room 1880 Morlan Block.
Is West Second South st.
a620
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GREAT BUY ON MAIN.

10 OR 124x15s FEET WITH RIGHT OF
WAY IN REAR. ON MAIN STREET.
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE GOVERN
MENT BUILDING. AT sS75 PER
FOOT. NOTHING IN THE BLOCK
FOR LESS THAN sl100 TO $4,000 PER
FOOT. THIS WILL Make XOU
RICH.
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THEY ARE NEARLY FINISHED
THOSE ATTRACTIVE AND WELL
BUILT 5-ROOM COTTAGES ON
DOUGLAS AVENUE, NEAR 4TH
SOUTH, BETWEEN 12TH AND 18TH
EAST STREETS. FOR SALE ON
EASY TERMS. SEE THEM
FRITsCH, NO. IL EAST IND SOUTH
STREET. Phones. Ind. 747; Boil 1861
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S2100

$2100
No. 1857 Windsor ave, So East. 9-10
So, A-room brick cottage. wator and
electric lights in house, room for bath,
stairway to upstairs, where Q rooms can
be finished. lot 50xi67 TO alley In rear.
There lie nothing better or cheaper on
the market.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

HOMER AND ROBERTSON,
MEMBERS 8. L. REAL ESTATE ASSN.
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3-2OoM FRAME COTTAGE, BARN
LAWN, FRUIT AND SHADE TREES
WATERLOO. $500.
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u. 'tAhGE AIRY ROOMS. CLOSETS,
electric light. lawn and shade:
Neoo. us S. 7th East. y2272
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A WEST SIDE BARGAIN. GROOM
BRICK COTTAGE, BATH, TOILET,
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, MANTELS. BARN.
ETC. LOT 13xl65 FEET $2T0O