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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-21
Naturally

"of course" said the tourist you
know all the antidotes for snake
bite?" Sure" replied the mountain.
eer. well, when a snake bites you
what's the first thing you dor
yell"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-21

6 SF~S oHN 'n"SiS "oS ihNulSSo ~,
and all had an extra good time.
. Mrs. Thomas Knight was off duty
Monday on account of illness.
Carl Cory has arrived from Pleas
ant Grove, Mo-, for the harvest seas.
on
9 JoMcDowell of thei Cyclone store
was called to Kansas City Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Boyd and sister.in-law were
oV~ from Hoisington Monday after
noon shopping.
Adam Krause is taking little va
cation and is spending..the same with
friends in Wichita.
Jay. Morrison made a record run
with one of his autos this afternoon,
by coming from the north, Is miles
/, in 90 minutes.
Mrs. M. l.. St. John, who has been
] visiting the family of Louis Omer for
several weeks, has returned to Ter
home on the south side. =
The Misses Blanche and Pauline
Herdler wen. to Garfield Monday
to visit their grandparents, Mrs.
Herdler'S mother anb1 father.
Creed Rankin and wife of La
, Junta, Colo, were in the city Sunday
visiting their relatives and friends.
Creed is former Great Bend boy.
George W. Thatcher has received
notice of an Increase in his pension
under the law Of 1907. This is the
first increase that we have heard of
in this part of the county under this
law.
Owing to some::sort of a misunder-
standing at the dance ins,Moses' Hall
Saturday evening, there was a, few
blows passed which resulted in sever
al thumps when the participants
reached The street. but no serious
damage was done.
The case in police, court Monday
against the two young men Mark
er and Merritt for throwing talcum
powder about the street the last night
Of the carnival, was continued in the
case Of Marker until Thursday
and the case against Merritt was dis
missed. Marker was released on his
own recogmzance 10 appear Thurs
day. The continuance was taken In
order to give the prosecution time to
get their Witnesses
City Marshal Wilson received a
letter the other day from a woman at
Minneapolis, Mimi, who wanted to
learn the Whereabouts of a man
named Foster who formerly lived near
Alliance. P. o., in Barton county.
She stated that this party Foster had
adofted a'boy from an orphan asy-
lum at St. Joseph, Mo-, some time
along in the eighties, and that the
boy was her brother whom she had
not been able to hear anything of fol
a long time Mr.. Wilson referred the
inquiry to some of the old timers in
the northeast part of the county where
this post Office was located, the office
having been abolished some years
. ago.
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W. A. BoIinger left Saturday
evening for trip to the ranch in
the western part of the state. He
will return about the middle OF the
week.
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Not In His Line.

DO you think Hamlet was mad?"
inquired the critic. Sir" answered
Mr.. Stormington Barnes. Il am an
actor. not an alienist." ~
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Bapllsi Church.

=. '0d Service Sundayulgu Mrs.
way gave very Interesting address.
These who did not contribute to the
f0re'sn Mission Offering sead ii to
the pastor during this week.
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LOCAL NEWS

fair.
I'd lngersoll was over from ClaAiu
several days last week taking in the
sport.
Doc Meade was not going to have
people pulling at his lettuce, so he has
shaved il of.
Clarence Brumbaugh aad wife, near
Albert, are the parents Of twin boys.
born Saturda;.
Miss Dollie Curtis of Srward vas
In the city last week visiting with her
many friends. '-s
ID. c. Johnson and wife were I'D
from Ellin~Ood Saturday evening
visiting the folks.
Prentis Meade arrived from St.
Louis Saturday evening for a visit
with Dr. Meade aud sisters.
p o. Weltmer and son dropped
10 from Hutchinson Saturday for
brief visit with old home folks.
Miss Alice Russell returned Satur.
day evening from Be- Itimore where
she has been attending school.
M. L. Harrison and wife left Sun.
day morning for Ottawa to attend the
Chautauqua and visit with f.iends.
The DrOvers Telegram is advising
stOckman not to ship killing grades of
cows and heifer to market this week.
Will Campbell and Charles Butzo
OF Chase were in The city last WEE
visiting friends and taking in the
carnival.
Miss Ola Dawson is taking vacs.
ton from her duties at the telephone
Office, and is visiting with the folks on
the farm.
Chas. Baker, of Ness City, was in
town Sunday to meet his brother. 7
K. Baker, Of Hutchinson, who spent
the day here.
The Misses Cora and Corda Blaine.
who were in the city attending the
normal have returned II their home
at Haven.
L. A Province, Of Ness City, who
was in the city last week attending
the carnival and visiting c. S Cutler,
has returned home.
Albert Dotson AMI wife left Satur.
day ev,ning for Leavenworth to at
tend the Annual meeting Of the Fune.
raj Directors Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Martin return.
ed to their home at Hoisingtcn Sun
day evening afer a few days visit
with friends in this city.
Mrs. NJ. P. Gunnell, accompanied
BY her son, Palmer. and brother. Iohn
PalmGr Of Portland, Oregon, returned
from St. Joe, Mo, Saturday evening
Ed McGinty and wife were in from
Seward Saturday. They have Just
returned from an extended trip
through Ford and other counties west
Of here.
Mrs. D. A. Carroll of Garden City
has come down aod joined her bus.
band and family here. Mr.. Carroll
is at work forlhe Sugar Beet Associ.
alton.
A good delegation of Great Bend
people witnessed the EIinwood Kin.
sey ball game at e lnwood Sunduy
afternoon. 1t was rafting good
game, resulting in favor of Kin,ley
BY score Of 4toI.
Mrs DR.. Sutherland and daughter
left Monday for their old home IN
Wisconsin for visit. The Dr.. will
be lonesome. but will have plenty of
time TO practice for the big ball game
on tne26th.
Joe Klein, son Of uncle lake Klein,
over east, passed through the city
Monday on his way to visit the
folks at Ellinwood. He has been out
il Washington for some time.
Miss Mary Dixon, ID. Claude Luse
and Pet Griffin have returned to
Kansas City after a very Jolly week
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MONDAY morning on business.
Attorney D. A. Binta left Monday
evening for Leoti to attend court.
J.R. Baker, Of Hutchinson, was in
the city Sunday visiting with friends.
Frank Kepple went to Pawuee
Rock Monday to 90 some work.
Miss Edna Griffith spent Sunday 10
Ellinwood, the guest Of friends.
August Myers, Of the south side,
vas a visitor in the city Monday. =
Ed Walters Of Stafford county was
n the city M,ndy uau,acdng bu,i.
ness.
Ed McGinnis was down frop the
north side of the county uansactiug
business Monday.
Frank Doran Of the south side has
gone to Kansas City on a litlle bust.
ness trip.
Leonard Gum was a visitor 10
Larned Sunday, returning home that
evening.
Mrs Dunnett has returned from a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Belt
Carder, at Ness City.
A. H. Mofett aud party Of
lends were in the city Sunday even,
ing from Larned.
Mrs. F. NJ. McInnes AID little
daughter returned Sunday evening
from a weeks visit with relatives at
Lindsborg.
Mrs. Frank Baily returned Sunday
evening from three weeks visit with
her mother and other relatives at
Wichita.
Jake Toule and wife were up from
Ellinwood Saturday taking in the
sights. They were accompanied by
Jonn Husted and wife, Of Aurora, Ills.
who are visiting the Thule's.
{. S. Cutler went to Ness City
Monday morning, where TUESDAY, in
with Others from The W. b.
W camp in this city, he dedicated
a Woodmen hall and organized a camp
We know some estimable young
people il this city aho piked it 20
hard and long every night last week
that they forgot to get up in time Tor
crurch or Sunday school Sunday
morning.
We are very much indebted to
about eight or nine young married
ladies' for an hour of red hot fun
Saturday evening. The undertook
to show US the pike, and with the
consent Of our DETER hat we permit.
led them TO do so, aud they cid il.
Probate Juuge Torrey has issued
license to the following
couples and Married the last named
Dair at his Ofii.e ln the court house
Satucay afternoon. Eugene o. Wag
ner and Frruie B noole,, both of
ElInwood; J ). Stump and Myrtle
James both Of Great Bend; George
A 81 ok Of G,latil, All Mites ..
Curtis, Of Olmitz.
WleeIer R4cy WAS down from
HoisIng,on Thursday to look IT. the
BIZ doings. Wheeler called hear 10
renew his Rustler description, but
found himself paid up for quite
while yet. That is the kind of man
ae Xix to see The man who is an.
x'ouS TO renew his subscription.
And By The Sly, there are lots OF that
class on the Rustler list. o.
Charles SipeS and family, Miss
Baeulah S,entz, and Sam Kellam were
the guests Of George Joh so ard.
family for SUNDAY dinner TIE Gin.
ner was 50 good that. he patty also
stayed tor supper, and secured REIN
forcements in the persons Of Miss
Mae Peck and Paul Dodge All of
them enjoyed their outing very much,
and speak IN the highest praise Of the
entettaium Mt they received.
Miss Anna Mathews, WHO has
haan visiting with. Miss Eloranoa
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George Bessler and Clyde Car
son were in Leavenworth this
week to attend the state meeting of
the funeral directors association.
Mr.. Carson left Saturday. evening
and Mr.. Besslez left Sunday
noon.
Tuck Quincy, the original Tuck, one
Of the old timers in this county, was
iDthe city Monday visiting old friends.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-21

For Sale:-T!racts of 100 acres and
800 acres at $40 an acre. 1850
acres at $3.50 an acre. All choice
level land. VIII accept / in desirable
property.
Jenk E. Wright.
Charlton, Iowa.
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HOMER AND ROBERTSON.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS, INSURANCE

VACANT PLOTS WAITING TO BE M
PROVED.
lAx1l5. TO R. OF W.. ON NJ STREET,
BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH. $1,000
CORNER OF 5TH AND NJ. A4xu5, TO
r. OF w. 1870.
LOTS on SOUTH NINTH EAST. $3.50
EACH.
LOTS ON SOUTH srH EAST. 500
EACH.
LOTS ON GARFIELD AVENUE, s2oo
EACH. !
ssxiS5 FEET on SOUTH FIFTH EAST.
ONLY n.75c
t2s4xll5 FEET. FACING SOUTH on
NINTH STREET. BETWEEN AND X.
$3.50.
s2lkxl65 FEET ON BRIGHAM. BE.
TWEEN 5TH AND 9TH, $4,000.
LOTS ON 18TH EAST. BETWEEN SRD
AND 4TH SOUTH, FACING WEST. $3.50.
7isx1o RODS, CORNER 10TH AND 1.
2,lOo
Hhx115 FEET TO R. OF W, FACING
SOUTH AND EAST, N,ooO.
Aofkx1fsiL FEET FACING SOUTH az
FIFTH ST, BETWEEN J AND K. 81. 900.
TERMS CAN BE MADE on ALL THE
ABOVE PIECES.
HOMER AND ROBERTSON,
DESERET NATIONAL BANK BLDG,
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS.
BOTH PHONES 44o.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
TT PAYS TO OWN A HOME
Capital Real Estate
Investment Co.
Il West second South st.

Home seekers are invited to go and in
spect four new houses at Nos. 1016-lS-20-S2
Eighth East street. These are east
fronts, rooms each, modern. walls pa
pered and electric light fixtures through
out, back yards fenced. and sodded tyou
won't have to wait for grass to grow,
lawns and flower beds in front, cement
walks front and rear. In fact, these
houses are all ready for HOMES. You
don't have to spend cent. Prices right,
and you can trade in vacant lots or per-
sonal property. VIII be ready for tenancy
in few days. improvements are not all
completed. but are guaranteed.
81 100
Between Sd and 4th South, broom brick,
lot sxlo, splendid view, easy terms.
A25o
Corner on 4th ave, east and south
front, 3-room brick, good bargain.
A250.
Another good brick 6 rooms on Sd ave,
Modern 7.room 2-story brick on East
side, good value.
$3.50.
Good 6-room brick cottage on I'd west.
s-room 2-story brick and frame, near
$500
6-room house, large lot, good shade and
trult trees. $. e.; easy terms; per cent
s1.o5o.
75 feet on 18th East street.
s1.050.
20 feet on Eleventh East street.
$780,
park.
$3.50.
each for six lots on jackson St. 3sxl5o
feet, east front No better place in Salt
Lake City to build, to sell or rent
Drop in and talk it over"
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~
Elegant home only six blocks from Main
and Third South, east side, s-rOom red
pressed brick, all modern, large reception
hail. fur, front and back stairs. cemented
basement, barn, etc, $500
East side, tw0-story. S-room mod y. b..
interior finish very fine, furnace, etc, on
Third avenue, lot 215xS rods, 5000
Two~story p. b., near L. D. s hospital.
price 81 O6. 800
See this before you buy, s-r. mod. fur.
front and back stairs, large hall. corner
lot, east side. $3.50.
On East Second South. 5-r mod. D. b.
large basement, barn; splendid location.
s.. 100.
North 1st West. CIR mod, ss,90a
9TH East and 9th South, CIR. p. b., lot AZ
xl65 feet. $3.50.
5xlo rods. West Sd South, close in. 5000.
6xlH rods, near University, $780,
5xl0 rods. cor. on 9Th ave. g. so
10x10 rods. cor. on North bench s. 800
40 #. by rods. near L. d. s. hospital.
81. $50
59x125 feet to alley, on 18th ave. $3.50
E. f. Casady & Co. 90 Atlas Blk, Bell
phone 2227-red. Ind. phone 139S-R
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WARRINGTON

HARRINGTON.
Groom modern frame house lot SKIS
rods. with good barn. north bench, easy
terms. g. 800
Groom modern frame, lot 75xl2s feet,
s. e., 81. 80.
e-room modern brick; lot <5x157 to alley;
shade, fruit, lawn, bathroom, closets
s. 500.
New Groom p. brick. shade. city water.
lot 25x157 to alley. 81 $50. Southeast
Two fine 5-room modern brick houses,
fine locations. 5. E., 5000 each
Vacant lot. 40x125 feet TO alley. 18th
East, between Sd and 4th South; choice
and a snap at $500.
Vacant pair lots. 50xi57 feet to alley.
near Emerson school, fine, $3.50.
Fish ranch, produces $4,000 per annum.
$100e0.
Some over two acres choice land. house
of rooms and summer kitchen, fine eel
lar, shade trees and fruit trees: splendid
water right; wagon shed and stable, ~
acres in lucerne, high land, choice ioca-
ton; work the year around il one desires.
near by, s., 800.
B. s. Harrington, basement Atlas Blk
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SlA-ROOM modern, 4x10 rods, hedge
lawn, fruit and shade. plenty of chojee
flowers, the finest home ON S. 5th E., y
cash. $1,000 q
5-room modern brick, s71sxl25. lawn.
shade and fruit trees, fenced. $500 cash
balance easy, 81, 500
S66 E. 18th $. groom pressed brick. ar
tesian well, ss1kx1S2 feet, cement walk.
shade and fruit trees, $500 cash, bal. 81
per month. $2,1G0.
5-room brick, southeast, 1880.
4-roOm brick northwest, 81 600
4-Toom frame, northwest. 1850
broom frame, partially completed. sox141
feet, easy terms, $500
We will sell lots and build house in
Oakley for You from 500 to $500 cash
down, balance monthly
Hubbard Investment Company, IS West
Second South street.
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FOR SALE.
OL oiIE.
SEARS INVESTMENT co.
IS w. Second South

Ny
IS w. Second South
5-room new, modern brick house. on
10th East and 9Th South. fine place, only
81 $50
S-room modern, fine corner. on 9th East.
cost $3.50 to build house lot worth 81, 300;
must SELL SNAP, $4.5O0.
Fine corner on Brigham. houses on
same, facing south and east, only 81 0o.
New brick; terms, on 4th South, close
In.
Broom, pantry. closets, on East Side:
terms to suit, $2.750.
Fine place on Ind So, west, corner.
81 $50.
5-room, new house on Bryan Ave. s, 500.
4-room brick on Hazel street 1850.
5-room frame house, northwest. lot Tx
"a rods. 81 .20G.
broom nearly new brick lot 50x14G. to
alley; barn; So. 7th East. 81 100
Say. If you want vacant lots, we can
suit YOU Any part of town, cheaper than
any one.
SEARS INVESTMENT CO..
So W End So
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THERE Is MORE DEMAND for build-
ing lots and modern houses than at any
time the past five years. There will be
more building this year than any wear in
salt Lakes history. The Improvements
contracted for and under way will keep an
army of men busy for the next three to
five years This will be the best real es-
tate year We have had. Get yourself a
home and save rent. VIII build YOU four
to seven rooms for $500 to $500 cash, ball
ance monthly.
Hubbard Investment Co, rs West Sec
ond South street
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SAFES.

INTERMOUNTAIN SAFE & LOCK co.
distributors for Herring-Ha Marvin Safe
Co in Utah. Nevada, Wyoming. Idaho,
Montana New and secondhand safes
constantly on hand. Cash or easy pay
r,ents. Safes taken in exchange. Bank
work speciality. IS ". I'd South. @. g.
Field. manager
NEW and secondhand; cash, trade or
time. Sorensen-S Co, sole agents
for 1.-THE Reliable Halls Safe" Be-
ware of limitations. Office, ]. X. L. Fur
niture Store. 4l-43-45-47-49-5l e. Sd South
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A BEAUTIFUL HOME


on ONE OF THE BEST
S-ROOM BRICK, TWO BATHS
TOILET. ONE OF THE BEST
HOT WATER HEATING SYS-
TENS: ELECTRIC LIGHT: FINE
CELLAR (CEMENTED); WASH
HOUSE AND FINE IARGE
STORE ROOM IN THE REAR:
LARGE RUSTIC BARN. WHICH
COULD NOT BE BUILT FOR
LESS THAN $3.50; CHICKEN
HOUSES. ETC; AGx555 FEET OF
GROUND WITH FINE LAWNS
AND PLENTY OF SHADE. THE
HOUSE COULD NOT BE BUILT
FOR THE MONEY. IF SOLD AT
ONCE CAN BE HAD FOR $500.
CALL AND SEE US EARLY.
CANNON & CANNON.
Is East South Temple ST.
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9-room mod. home with lot 3xs fine
shrubbery, lawn and shade, cement walks,
sewer, etc, 9Th East near Sd So, s4.1Oo
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HOMER & ROBERTSON.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS, INSURANCE. |

4-RooM MODERN BUFF BRICK. LOT
alikx12S FEET. n. E., sS,ooe
4-RooM BRICK, LOT Ahx1s5 FEET,
y. E., $500.
5-ROOM MODERN BRICK, lot 41i4x115
TO r. OF w, n. E., $500.
GROOM MODERN BRICK. S. E. LOT
4iKx1i5ss FEET. $4,000.
5-RooM MODERN PRESSED BRICK,
LOT AAx1s2 FEET To r. OF w, $1,000.
5-RooM MODERN BRICK, LOT e1zx1o
RODS, S. f., $3.50.
s-RooM MODERN BRICK, n. E.. LOT
21sx7 RODS. 5000.
GROOM CEMENT PREBLE DASH,
ALL MODERN. n. E.. LOT Ssx1s5 FEET,
$500.
7-RooM MODERN RED PRESSED
BRICK. SMALL LOT. TWELFTH EAST.
$500.
7-ROOM BRICK. PORCELAIN BATH,
ETC. LOT EAx1e5 FEET, EAST FIRST
SOUTH, 5000.
HOMER & ROBERTSON,
DESERET NATIONAL BANK BLDG,
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS.
BOTH PHONES 4ilo.
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Elegant S-roOm mod. pressed brick, 2
years old, "a blocks from P o.. $3.50.
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Groom pressed brick, por bath toilet,
Q. l., lavatory. shade and fruit front
and back lawns, No I64 r St. s4,0e0
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BY T. N. ONION. on Wednesday, May
Is. at 1880 a. m. at Jas South Second
West street. ! viii sell lot of nice
clean. desirable goods. Fine upright pi-
ano and seat, fine carpets. rugs, stair car
pets, etc. upholstered parlor furniture
fancy chairs and rockers, Morris chair
library and center tables, lace curtains
and portieres. fine dining table and
chairs, combination buffet and china
closet. parlor desk. good steel range. re-
frigerator, hall trees, iron beds, dressers
commodes, ehiffoniers. pillows and mat
tSesses. choice glassware. lot new win
dow shades etc.
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Corner I'd and r. facing g and e.. we Of
fer beautiful u-rOom mod. pressed brick
with hot water heat, for $3.50. on your
own terms. Owner has gone to Oregon TO
live.
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broom mod. pressed brick nearly new,
nth E. near Brigham, $685.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
LITTLE & LITTLE.

| COh od1E@hE4AL ES1AIE.
LITTLE & LITTLE.
JUST A FEW HOMES.
WE HAVE MANY HOMES.
Elegant 7-room mod. pressed brick,
very artistic, east side, 5000.
s-room mod, pressed brick bungalow on
n e. bench, 1900.
7-room mod home with lot ks. fine
shrubbery, lawn and shade, cement walks,
sewer, etc, 5th East near Sd So, si.loO.
Elegant S-room mod. pressed brick
years old. 2lz blocks from P. o.. $3.50
T-room frame, E. l., etc. lot 5Oxl50 near
Main and 10th South. S2.S50 A great bar
gain.
| Groom pressed brick, por bath. toilet.
e. l. lavatOry. shade and fruit front
and back lawns, No. I64 r St. s4,0e0.
broom mod pressed brick. nearly new,
llth E. near Brigham, $3.50.
io-room mod, home, with steam heat
and with large lot worth alone $1,000 very
best section and close in, price $1,000.
Corner I'd and p. facing $. and e.. we Of
Ter beautiful u-rOom mod. pressed brick.
with hot water heat, for $3.50 on your
own terms. Owner has gone to Oregon to
Double pressed brick, nearly new. four
rooms on side, p0r. bath. toilet lava
tory electric light; will rent for si5 per
month. Located on East sth SO. s4,sJ0.
Groom brick cottage, po-. bath, electric
1ght cellar barn, abundance OF shade.
9th South, and only $500.
/ ---------
Beautiful 7-room modern pressed brick.
on one of the best corners on 9th E It
has por. BATH toilet. e. l.. cemented base
meht, furnace, etc. lot e0x115is: large
enough for another house; $500
/
Sx2o. 4-room brick. near 18th East ana
4-room pressed brick, lot 50xi0 to al
| leyi tne tWo-stOry barn; near Main and
10th South; $3.50.
Nearly new 5-room pressed brick. high
foundations. 1t has por. bath. lavatory
toilet, 2. l., mantei and CRATE etc: 18th
East near Brigham; Ss,65e
S-rocm modern 2-story home. near uni
versity; complete plumbing. furnace.
built-in bookcase. good barn; $3.50
7-room brick and frame. porcelain bath.
e. l. lot 2lsx9; near r. G. depot; g. 100
Fine 7-rocm brick darge room). g. l.
por bath. etc; lot 55xl57 to alley; ele-
CANT shade trees. lawn; etc. near 9Th
South and eth East; $500.
broom brick; lot 2xI0 rods; n. E.: $500
New broom mod. pressed br. and also
4-IOOm brick; large corner lot: H. e.: a
great bargain; $500.
broom pressed brick large rooms. cost
$780, acres, large barn, orchard, pri-
mary water; s. e.; $500.
4-room pressed brick, lot 50x160 10 alley.
large two-story barn, near Main and nth
South, 81. 500
5-roOm modern pressed brick. lot 5lx155.
near 10th East and 10th South, g. ZOO
Elegant s-room mod. pressed brick. hard
wood floors, close in, 5. E.; $3.50.
6-room two-story mod. brick. corner lot.
$. and e front n. e bench $3.50.
4-room adobe with 21sx7lz and r OF ".
I'd North and 9Th West sl,2J0.
5-room frame. lots. south front. 18th
East and 18th South; S1,525.
Elegant 7-room mod. pressed brick. hard
wood floors; n. e. bench, close in; s. 10
Many More.
LITTLE & LITTLE.
Under Nat. Bank of Republic
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

STOVES, ranges and furnaces repaired
castings ct wholesale or retail z42 Stase
Western Foundry q Stove Repair Works
phones 1794 Y.
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s3,70e-Another, same as above, but with
attic large enough 10 finish three more
rooms making S-room house. $500 down,
s25 nonfhlx
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H.gz5-5-room house on sth street witt
lot 55xle5 feet, electric lights, cellar, cit
water, etc
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Elegant 7-room mod. pressed brick
very artistic. east side, 5000.
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Groom mod. pressed brick bungalow on
n. e. bench, q, 800
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Double pressed brick. nearly new. four
rooms on a side, p0r. bath. toilet, lava
tory, electric light; will rent for s4s per
month. Located on East Sth SO. S4s50
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T-room frame, e. l., etc. lot 5Oxl50. neal
Main and 10th South. $3.50. A great bar.
gain.