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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
FIRE PROTECTION
FOR SAUSALITO
Trustees to Present Bonding
Proposition to Supply
Cisterns and Erect Hall

SAUSALITO. Sept 1s.-The Town
Trustees have instructed Town Engi-
neer Purcell and Town Attorney Mel
don to prepare estimates of the cost
OF a town hall and a system of cisterns
at high elevations for fire protection
and prepared a resolution calling for
an election TO bond the town for $780,
0GO. the bonds ito run forty years.
The disastrous fire at Tiburon and
the grass fire which originated near
Point Bonita and for time threatened
Sausalito with serious fire We're the
cause Of the matter being brought up
before the board. 1t realizes that the
absence of the heavy southwesterly
wind which usually prevails saved this
town from a serious conaagration.
The present water system is made
Quate to cope with any fire that gains
much headway.
The town hall. if built will be of
brick two stories high. with basement.
The basement will be used for a Jail
and a fire house. the first floor for an
assembly hall and the upper floor for
lodge rooms. The trustees expect to
derive enough revenue from the upper
floor to meet the interest on the bonds.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
Californian Boxer
Has Large Following
Fight Expected to Be as Full Of Action
as Day at Donnybrook Fair.
By r. A. Sn,yth.

Discussion has commenced as to the
probable odds on the Hanlon- -Hyland
bout, scheduled for decision at Dream
land Pavilion on the 2Sth inst. It is
generally conceded that Hanlon will
open an s to 10 public choice.
There is a difference OF opinion as to
what the closing price viii be, but il
would not be surprising II il went to
even money. Hanlon has a big person
al following here which viii always
back him, no matter what boxer may
be opposed to him.
Hyland has not been seen here since
he leaPed into prominence as a boxer.
AIS principal victories having been
scored about Denver and in the East.
sam McClintic says his protege is such
a favorite about Denver that he will
De q 10 10 choice in whatever betting
IS done there on the coming fight
ne bout should be full Of action. as
both men are accustomed to stand up
and exchange punch for punch Han
Ion has had long rest and his work
over at Billy Shannon's is pleasing his
admirers He is taking kindly 20 both
his road work and his boxing practice.
The same can be said Of Hyland, who
Is located at Joe Millett's, near ColIna.
he is devoting a lot of time to boxing,
being provided with clean sparring
partners. He has an effective guard
and seldom allows blow to slip by
it.
Manager Jim Coffroth had another
extended session last night with Nate
Berger and Jack Cribbens, the repre-
sentatives of Jack O'Brien and Sam
Berger All agree the match has been
made. but there is still the question of
hitting IN the clinches. A definite an
swer is expected today from Berger, as
strong wire was sent him last
night The fighters seem chiefly In
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Judges of Price Expect Fanlon to Open Favofe
SAM H0FFHEIMER
EASILY WINS THE
STEEPLECHASE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 19.-Louis-
vile day at the State Fair brought
another large crowd to see the running
of an ordinary card of four races, the
feature of which was the steeplechase
over the short course for three-year-
olds and upward. The continuous rains
of this morning left the track in a
muddy condition and the mudlarks
had their inning. A maiden race for
two-year-olds and two races for order
horses made UP the rest of the card
for the day.
The Louisville Stock Exchange
steeplechase. the third on the card,
brought out five of the best timber
toppers at>the track. Sam Hoffheimer,
on the strength of winning the last
time out, was installed the favorite
at evens money, while Onyx II was in
stalled as second choice. After short
delay at the post they were sent off
to q good start with Gould and Onyx
II setting the pace for the first turn
of the field, where the favorite moved
up and caught the leaders. assumed
command and was never headed, win
ming by eight lengths fro .mOnyx II,
and Maverick third, half length in
front of Gould. Gould, with proper
handling could not have been worse
than second.
First race. selling, five furlongs-Jessamy
Won Won Ruskinetts second, Sure Thing third.
Second race. six furlongs seIling-Jay
Var, Mard won, Phiora second. Miladi Love third
Third race. Louisville Stock Farm steeple-
chase, short course-Sam Hofheimer won
onyx II second Maverick third Time, 2:51.
e Chamblee won. 1nfammable second, Piller
third Time, 200 2-5.
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SMITH TAKES OVER
RE|Ns FROM |DE.

MANILA Sept. 19.-James F. Smith
was inaugurated Governor General. of
the Philippines at 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
large crowd viewed the parade of
troops. Governor Smith in his address
announced that his policy would be the
policy of President Roosevelt and Sec
retary Taft-the education and prepa-
ration of the people for popular self
government. Discussing politics, he
said:
IT personally doubt that independence
is the panacea for all the ills that peo-
pie are heir to. Has Cuba found that
an independent nationality has given
good government, peace and content?
independence without force or means
to maintain it is not worth having. In
dependence without good government
is deceiving."
Retiring Governor General Ide will
leave Manila Sunday for Japan
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
PHANTOM ANNEXES
THE HITCHCOCK
HANDICAP.

GRAVESEND, N. Y, Sept 19.-It was
very hot at the course this afternoon.
In the Hitchcock Steeplechase handi-
cap, second on the card, which was for
four-year-olds and upward, at about
two miles and a half, the talent in
stalled Phantom, warm favorite, in
this event at odds of Z to 5. Phantom
made good by romping home an easy
winner Balzac rushed to the front
soon after the start, and cut out the
pace, but Phantom breezed in behind
him and finally nailed the leader three
quarters Of mile from home. Here
Phantom went to the front and taking
the lead, never afterward was headed,
romping under the wire four lengths
TO the good OF Jimmy Lane, which beat
Coligny a half-dozen lengths for the
place.
Withdrawals were numerous from
the opening event. which was a handi-
cap affair for all ages at about six
furlongs. Out of a field of thirteen
originally carded to go but five of them
faced the barrier. Roseben jumped
away in the lead as soon as the barrier
went up and cut out the early running,
followed by Handzarrah. This pair
raced IN the order named to the turn,
where Comedienne closed on Roseben
and after a short drive came away and
won cleverly by a length and a half
from Roseben, which beat Watergrass
length for the place.
Red Friar was the single absentee
from the fourth event, which was a
handicap affair for all ages at a mile
and an eighth. Ostrich was installed
a hot choice in this event. Under a
heavy play his price tumbled down to
9 to 20. at which figure he went to the
post. He justified the confidence re-
posed in him yhis hackers by running
a good race and coming home with the
long end of the purse.
Rapid Water, a Is to / shot, jumped
to the front soon after the start and
made the early running. followed by
Eugene Burch and Angler. They ran
in this fashion to the far turn, where
Ostrich moved up and near the stretch
came away, taking the lead and hold
ing ii to the wire, winning in easy
fashion by two lengths from Angler
which beat Cederstrome a neck fol
the place.
First race about six furiongs- -comedienns
won. Roseben second. Water Grass third
Time J:J0.
Second race the Hitchcock steeplechase abou
two and half miles-Phantom won Jimmy
Third race. selling, five and a half furlongs-
third. Time. I:0s 2-5.
Forth race. one and nm eighth miles-os
trieh won, Angler second, Cederstrome thirl
Time "a AS
Fifth race. Eve furlongs-Royal Lady won
Common Sue second, Baringo third. Time
Sixth race. one and a sixteenth miles. sellin,
Leonard Joe Hayman won Sonoma Belle
second, Woolwich third Time, las 1-5.
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DEAD ARE STILL IN
SUBMERGED CAR.

KINGFISHER, Okla. Sept. 19.-The
Cimarron River has fallen eight feet
from the stage at which it weakened
the Rock Island bridge yesterday, when
part of train No. u went into the
river, but the smoking car is still six
or seven feet under the surface and
an attempt TO explore 1t viii not be
made until tomorrow. II Is not known
positively how many persons We're in
the smoker when il Nll. Conductor
Thomas says Ghere were at least nine
and he believes that three escaped.
3. p. Nicholson, who escaped from
the smoker, says that there were at
least ten persons in the car and that
several with whom he had talked are
missing. Nicholson escaped from the
rear door OF the smoker. The car filled
with water as he clambe-ed TO the up
turned end and he broke vestibule
glass door 10 make an exit Escape
OF persons known TO have been riding
IN front Of the smoker, separated from
the rear door by the partition, is
thought 70 have been an impossibility.
No bodies have been recovered.
Herman E. Sells, aged years, son
Of Mrs. Kate Sells Of Payne. Ohio, died
today from acute pneumonia as a re-
suit Of inhaling muddy water.
The following are missing and prob
ably drowned:
Mr. Camel, mail clerk, Caldwell,
hGnS-s Il. l1lLIlGnelQ OF RllISDuTS. L d,
billposter for Forepaugh- Sells circus;
W. l. Douglas, negro porter.
Injured: John Sullivan, aged %, Chi
cago, hand cut; c. A. Smith, aged %,
New York City, slight cuts; T. s. Ball,
aged %, FL Reno. knee and leg cut;
George L Wright. aged 6s, Denver,
cuts, bruises and exposure, hoated
seven miles downstream; A. A Baldwin,
aged 80, postal clerk, Fort Worth, cut
on head and bruises; Frank Cullen,
aged %. cut and bruised. fioated sew
eral miles from scene Of wreck L. II.
O'Brien, aged 30, Oklahoma City,
bruised and cuts; Mrs. Kate Sells, aged
29, Payne, Ohio, shock and exposure
and internal injuries; Jack Robinson
aged e7, colored, slight cuts; H. H
Palmer, aged 80, teacher in Haskell In
stitute, Lawrence. Kans., bruised all
over and carried fourteen miles down
stream, s D. Overton. postal clerk
bruises, carried two miles; Mrs. o. R
Hutscher. Dallas, Tex, back injured
nervous shock; o. w. Brown, aged 62
Comanche, Okla, hand cut: David j
Lang. aged AZ, Hillsboro, okla, back
injured, head and arm cut; Mrs. ]. L
Robinson, aged 80, Enid, Okla, cuts
and strang ngulation, may die; s. W
Bryan. fireman, aged rs, shoulder dis
located.
one man whose name cannot be
learned was taken Oul ol TIC river ~
day at q point nine miles below the
Dover bridge He was nearly dead
when brought TO Kinghsher. He had
been nine hours in the water. clinging
TO floating debris
Claud Aylea, a farmer, living ter
miles northeast Of here, found today
what appeared to be a pathetic reliS
OF the wreck 1t is bottle containing
q small slip OF paper on which was
written these words:
The one that finds this bottle write
TO cleo, Oklahoma, TO Eldon Camp.
dove you"
It is believed to be the dying mes
sage Of some one imprisoned in the
submerged smoker.
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terested in the pictures which will be
taken. The big profits made on fight
pictures appeal to the boxers Man
ager Coffroth learned much of value
and gould undoubtedly place another
set to much better advantage
Willis Britt having scored triumphs
in the fight promoting line as a MEM
ber of the inimitable fight trust, is
preparing to enter the lists as pro-
moter Of four-round affairs. He has
secured a controlling interest in the
Occidental Club, with which Sam Ber-
Britt should be a success as match
maker as he knows all the angles of
the limited round bouts.
The situation is not complicated now,
as no question of amateurism is in
volved. The boys who take part are
paid in good red gold. Some of them
DO not receive very liberal compensa-
tion. SO the promoter has considerable
leeway between income and outgo. The
Pacific Athletic Association having
washed its hands Of the boxing game,
control has been taken over by the
San Francisco Boxing Association.
This is made up of the presidents of
the various clubs They will have
charge of the game until the present
licenses run out or until new ordi-
nance is drawn. At present the bouts
are illegal, as only one professional
contest a month is contemplated. 1t is
expected the supervisors will ultimate
ly allow al least three of the limited
round bouts in addition to one 2O-round
bout
An echo of the fire was heard yester-
day, when it was found that all the
copies of the seat plan of the indoor
arena at Colma had been destroyed.
1t viii be necessary for Contractor
Faber to remeasure the place and make
new box office plan.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 19.-The following ar,
the entries for tomorrow's races:
First race, six furlongs, selling-SuZanne SO
Balshot 9S. Problem 9S. Ida Merimee 9S, "
San 104, Pearl Hopkins 104 Lady Kispar I04
Miladi Love 1o4, Lidwina 104, Agnes Vir
Second race, five and half furiongs selling
Ny Bessie 92. La Thorpe 81. outcry 90. Excus,
worth 100, Intaglis 100, Calita 100. Alyth 101
Froward 103, Newt Fisher 103, Boserrian LOG
Affinity 115
nps = g. pass Ma@ hs kae
100. Lacene 101, Usury 101. Intense i02, Ang
Fourth Eaeey raee @ one me mo-
Pless 80, DIR. Meany 92, Brait 92 Belleview
9s, Speedmaker l0l Gamester 10l, Baggerl,
102, Inspector Girl lO3, Gauze 1o4, st. Georg,
Jr los, Stroud ITO, Corrigan Ill.
GRAyESEND ENTRIES.
NEW YORK, Sept 1e.-rhe following ar,
the entries for tomorrow's races at Gravesend
First race, mares all ages, handicap about
Nymph 124. Watergrass Ill. Bohemia l05 Orr
lene 100 Lucy Young 9S, Belle of Portland Sc
Second race, 2,year-old maidens. i've fur
ioz BeIde@O 100, BIZ Do Dorns ss 100. R Rappahan a
mock 1e9 Russell |, T 81; Daisy Frost o. Little
Get Aboard So Handsome Belle 92, Tanag:
90, Sister Carline 100
Third race, 3-year-olds. one and an eight
uel II. Harris log, Mandarin 1o4. John Lyl,
1o3. Hallowmas 1O2. Orly II 102 Cary 1o2
Jane 9S
Fourth race, the oceanview handicap. 8
year-olds. and sixteenth miles-Nealoi
l23, Inquistor 115, Good Luck 113, Hot Todd!
H. Charley ITO, Zienap los, Pantoufe 10S
Jack Dolan 104, Belle of Pequest %. Hal
iowmas 90. Monterey 80, Lotus Eater o.
Fifth race 2-year-olds, handicap, about ST,
furlongs-Supeman 122, Eddie Ware Ill, Ret
River 110, Phiiander 100, Gallant Dan s1o4
Frank Gill 103. Acrobat 81 The Wrestler o.
Umbrellas go Cork Hill 30. Sailor Girl Sc.
Sixth race, 4-year-olds and upward that hay
not in 1906 one mile and seventy yards
selling-Niblick Ito. Oarsman 10S. Bulwark lot
Bragg LOG, Jetsam LOG, Priority LOG, Judg
Brady 1o6 Red knight 106. Lindale 105, Z,
Ball 103. Fly Back 103. Content 103 All Righ
SO. Luckett 9S, Diamond Flush o6. Novena 103
Seventh race. conditions sixth race
one mile end seventy yards-Algelone l0s
ShalIy 90. Colonel Jack 100 Gargantua 100
Royal Ben 100, Lachesis 81. Andoche 81. Com
Sue 81. Citrona 81. Manila 81, Jacint:
81, Boomerang o. Gid "a.
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FINANCIAL AGENT OF
THE MIKADO ARRIVES
NJ. Takashi I'm Seattle, En- Route to New
York and London, to Float Bal
ance of Big Loan.

VICTORIA. B. c., Sept 1s.-M Ia
kashi. financial agent OF the Japanese
Government. arrived here tonight by
the steamer Kaga Maru, en- route TO
New York and London, to float the re-
naming portion of the $250.000,0O for
eign loan. half of which has been is
sued at per cent As the non-redemp-
ton period expires on March 81. the
Government Is anxious to convert 1t
into a per cent obligation. To do this
NJ. Takashi would like to borrow s40,-
100000.
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CLASS CONTROVERSY ENDS
PEACEFULLY AT STANFORD
Juniors and Seniors Reach an Agree
ment as to Publication of
the Quad.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. 10
A bitter contest between the two upper
classes Of Stanford University, arising
from the unique situation brought
about By the complete destruction Of
the forms Of the 1907 Quad, the col
lege annual. in the San Francisco nre'
was narrowly ayerted today after the
two classes in question held meetings
and reviewed the situation.
Had the class of 1907 revived its
year book completely and decided to
enter the advertising field IT would
have met with the opposition OF the
class OF 1908, which claims the right to
canvass the field this year, as 1907 had
the privilege during the last twelve
months The seniors today decided
that they would not enter the adver-
Using field, but voted an assessment of
81 on every member of the class. This
assessment. with $3.50 to be collected
when the Quad is published, is expected
TO be sufficient to meet the demands
Of the new book.
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oRovILLE's POLICE 5cANDAL.-Orovllle.
Sept. 19.-Judge Gray this morning threw the
indictments against police officials accused OF
ex tortion from OF the half world out OF
court It appeared that the local papers had
published verbatim the testimony given at the
frst investigation. which testimony was subse-
By the jurors The cases VIII be resubmitred to
another Grand Jury.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20

CANADA SEXES AMERICAN SCHOONER
Shelburn, n. s., Sept. 19.-The Canadian Gus
toms officials have seized the American fishing
schooner Arthur Binney at Northeast Harbor. Ii
is charged that the schooner landed smuggled
goods at Liverpool n. s.. some time ago. The
Bfnuey halls from Boston.
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GRAYEsENn sELECTIon


By the New York Morning Telegraph
First - Indy Amelia, BpOokdaIc
Nymph, Bohemia.
Second-Yorkist, Mitre, Russell It.
Third-OrIy II, Mandarin, HalIowmas.
Fourth -- NealOn, Inquisitor, Good
Luck.
Fifth-Keene Entry, Red River, Ed
die Ware.
Sixth-Ed Ball, Red Knight, Luckett.
acknowledgements, Common Sue,
Gid.
Weather clear, track fast
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prsrnvArIoN oPFrED,vst

RESERVATION OPENED. Bay, sept.
1e.-The President today issued a proclama tion
opening the kiowa, Comanche and Apache IN
ment win announce the date for the reception
of sealed bids under which the sos, 900 acres Of
land ara to be disposed Of to homesteaders.
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wooDBINE PARK SELECTIONS.


BY TIE New York Morning Telegraph.
First-niiss Leeds, Akbar, Cyce1y.
Second--Irene A, Tanbark, Reside.
Third - Wexford, Royal Window,
Foxmead.
Fourth - Court Martial, Ossineke,
General H0Iey.
Fifth-GoLd, Run, Berry Waddell,
Frank Somers.
sixth-Ormondes Right, Sir Ralph,
Reservation.
seventh-Prospero. No Trumper, Ka-
merun.
Weather clear, track fast.
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EVIDENCE IN PEoEAGE cAsE.-cape Cir
ardsu. Mo-. Sept. I9.-Evidence OF the defense
n the trial OF the Smith brothers on the charge
OF peonage was completed today and the ergV'
menu VIII begin tomerToU porl1ng.
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CARRIES PROMINENT PASSENGERS.

southampton. England, Sept. 19.-The North
German Lloyd steamer kEonprinz Wilhelm, sail
ing today for New York. has among her passen-
70 Berlin; Mr.. Francis. president OF the Louisi-
ana Purchase Exposition and John Jacob Astor
OF New Xork,
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LOS ANGELES ARCHITECT
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE

Canyon and Body is Found
by Young Ladtce.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 5.-The BODY
of j. c. Goersch, aged 2S. an architect
with an office in this city. was found
today in Laurel Canyon. north of Hol-
lywood, by two ydlng ladies' Near the
body was found rife and In the pocket
of the coat Goersch wore was a note
addressed to friend. in which he
asked him to look after his wife and
child
Goersch had deliberately shot him.
self through the head with the rife
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LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
Ffrst-Yo San, Lidwina, Miladf Love
Second--AIyth, Ny Bessie, Amnity.
Third-Envoy, Oasis, CeIeres.
Fourth-Gauze, Stroud, Belle View.
Weather rainy, track heavy.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
MIDSUMMER BARGAINS.

MlD-SO " M MtH bRftGAlNS.
We have n neat broom cottage,
brick, built three years ago for homo,
good foundation, stone caps and sills,
front and back pantry. small cellar.
pore. bath tub, good mantle. all in first
class condition; nothing to add. Lot
2hxs rods fine lawn and shade. Only
3 blocks from the postoff1ce, Selling
for S3400.
We have most valuable piece OF
real estate. south l1th East, consisting
OF l0l5 rods frontage by Is rods deep.
with all kinds OF fruit trees and a good
s-room brick house. not new, but we'll
built, brick partitions, etc; nice lawn,
shade. hedge. Price S3S00 reduced to
$1,000 for this month.
Another exceptional bargain on the
northeast bench. an Ideal home Of 8
rooms. brick, almost new, basement
| under entire house, cement floor, with
a foundation equal to- that of any two
| story brick, large front and back
| porch, back porch screened, stone caps
and slls. with cornice equal TO that OF
any $4,000 house Hardwood floors,
natural wood finish, and a better
pantry than is found In n house selling
! for double the money. Price $500. re-
duced for our midsummer bargains 10
$1,000.
We have several properties that We
are selling on very easy terms which
are well worth your investigation.
Ranck Real Estate 6 Inv't Co. Suite
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. OS-
car Groshcll, sales agent, No. 22l
Main st. Expert cash register repair
I'll nlsSO
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$500.
No. 1857 Windsor ave, e-s East, $40
So, a 4-room brick cottage. water and
electric lights In house, room for bath.
stairway to upstairs. where 2 rooms can
be finished; lot o0xl57 to alley In rear.
There is nothing better or cheaper on
the market
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On 11th East, near 4th South, 31ax1o
rods, with Groom modern brick cot
taee fine trees, shade and lawn. and
surely a bargain at $3s5o; $3.50 cash.
bal. on time.
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IN BUYING OR SELLING SEE THE
Ranck Zeal Estate Investment Co.
Both phones BOIL Suite 232 D. r.
Walker.
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A. Richter. 10 West 1st South ST.
Phones GAL.
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[crp GENTLEMAN OR LADY,
email amount OF cash TO take IN
n good paying business. Call
oons or evenings. Room I, %
a South. aIVlV
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BUSINESS CHANCES

,ooo INVESTED, WITH SERVICES
Guarantees 500 monthly ana es- |
penses $4,000 secures eese G nome pnorn ~ ,aS Us
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NOTICE

81 NTING SETTING AND cULTI:
vsting fruit trees by experienced
,ur.cryman. Frank Veniero, ~ w. tth
South.
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OWNER WILL SELL CHEAP ON
easy terms 7-room modern cottage:
nice yard; corner lot. IA E. 7th So.
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WE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT'S
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$4,000 Cash
BUYS A T-room 2-storv frame residence
on r ST.. near Brigham the LOT 33x1S7
feet h-rod alley in south. barn and
barn lot.
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