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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-08
The Humane Society.

At a discussion in the Civic I'M
provement League and the Humane
Society Tuesday afternoon it was
decided to look up more fully the
laws concerning the punishment
for the different cruelties to ami
mails, such as fast driving and rid
ing, overlooking, kicking, beating,
or abusing in any way, starving or
underfeeding or not watering any of
the dumb creatures, and to see that
these laws are enforced. All the
above named abuses, as well as a
great tendency to leave animals
hitched facing the sun, with the
check reigns not even down, abound
more or less in the city, there
being some cases among the white
drivers, as well as some of the col
ored drivers Of the horses and
mules of the different public con-
veyances such as drays, cabs, street
cars, baggage wagons, deliveries,
etc. There has been good deal of
complaint along these lines. 1t was
also deemed advisable to discuss at
a future meeting, city park, central
ly located.
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VICTORIA COURT
IN REBELLION
The County Commissioners Re-
solve to Disregard the Full
Rendition Law.
No RAISE IN TAX VALUES
Comfy Assessor Had Already Re-
ceived Renditions Of Property
Based on the Full Valuation.
Same as Last Year.

Victoria, Texas, July S.-The
county commissioners had set yes
terday as the time for sitting as a
board of equalization and had sum
moned large number of property
owners to appear before them and
show cause why their property
should not be raised or lowered.
County Assessor w. H. Stoner had
in receiving renditions of property
faithfully followed out the instruc-
tions he had received on the full
rendition law and in many cases had
raised the valuation over that of
last year. A large crowd was present
at the court but before
anything was done the following
resolution was introduced and
adopted by all of the commissioners
sitting as aboard of equalization:
Whereas, In the opinion of the
commissioners court of Victoria
county the values placed upon lands
by this court for the purpose of tax
alton for the year 1907 were in all
things fair and equitable both to
the state of Texas and to the taxpay-
ers of Victoria county, and
/ Whereas, Since that time there
J has been no substantial increase in
, the reasonable cash value thereof;
now, therefore, be 1t
Resolved. by the court, sitting as
a board of equalization, That all
land values throughout Victoria
county be and they are hereby fixed
at the same figures as those shown
by the tax rolls for 1907, and that
the tax assessor of Victoria county
is hereby directed to prepare his
rolls for the year 1908 in accord
ance with the values hereby fixed ;
provided, however, that this resolu-
| tion shall not prevent such action
! by this court as will remedy any in
i equalities in past assessments or
such as may have arisen by reason
of improvements.
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best opening attrao.:on the Chau-
tauqua has had in several years,
and if it is a foretaste of what is to
come the people need fear no dis
appointment this year The subject
of the lecture was THE Grand Can
yon of Arizona and the views
thrown on the canvas were the best
ever seen at the encampment. Mr..
Brighams description of the scenes
from this beauty spot of the world
as they were exhibited before the
audience was in perfect harmony
with the brilliantly colored pic
lures.
Edward Plumstead the imperson-
ator and character delineator, will
be the attraction at the auditorium
/ tonight.
DR.. F. Hyatt Smith is present and
department this afternoon at 4
o'clock DR.. Smiths lectures will be
from 4 to 5 each afternoon.
A change has been made in the
program for tomorrow night. Chas.
P. Book, the crayon artist will APP
pear in the place of DR.. F. Hyatt
Smith, and DR.. Smith will lecture
on the night of July IA, the original
! date for the coming of Mr. Book
Mr.. Books subject will be "Our
Point of View" He carries with him
a full platform art studio, includ-
ing lighting plant for illuminating
the pictures he draws before the
audience. He talks while he works
and works while he talks.
A telegram from Dr. Worden,
who will have charge Of the Sun
day school work, states that he is
detained at home on account of sick
ness, but will be here in a few days.
Until he comes this work will be in
charge of DR.. W. N. Virgins, a well
known Sunday school worker of
Texas
J He uulHDelo W US ItHut Tcu Uy
the Wise Orchestra tonight include
the following
i Festmarch, Greunwald
Norwegian Dance, Greig.
Merry Widow Selection. Lehar.
/ TommOrrow's Program.
/ Thursday, July 9-Morning;
o'clock, devotional; $50 to 10:30,
Sunday school training work, James
A. Worden, d. D.; 10:45 to 11:45,
Bible work. "The Call and Vocation
of the Church." William Evans, D.
id.
/ Afternoon: 2:45 to 3:45, enter
| tainment, Ellsworth Plumstead; 4
to s. shooting display by the Waxa-
hachie Gun Club.
| Evening: o'clock, orchestra and
Plumstead; $50, Chas, P. Book.
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ANGEL Of DEATH |NvAOES HOME
Mrs. H. 0. Stacy Claimed by the
Grim Reaper Tuesday Night.

After an illness of short duration
Mrs. stacy, wife of DR.. II. 0. Stacy,
died Tuesday night about IL o'clock
at the family residence on North
Rogers street Mrs. Stacy had been
somewhat indisposed for several
days and Sunday her condition was
reported as being very much i'm
proved. Monday night she was al
most suddenly stricken and Tues
day morning her condition had as
sumed a serious phase. Physicians
who were called In to see her held
out little hope for her recovery
Tuesday night at 2 o'clock the end
came
Mrs, Stacy had resided in Waxa-
hachie several years, and being a
woman of culture and refinement
she had won large circle of
friends. She was a member of the
First Baptist church and was highly
for her many christian vir-
tues. A grief stricken husband and
one child, a daughter about fifteen
years old, are left to mourn her
death In their hour of grief they
have the sincerest sympathy of a
large number of friends.
Arrangements for the funeral
have not yet been perfected. but the
last sad rites will nroba hly take
place some time tomorrow
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NO OFFERS FOR
TEXAS SOUTHERN
Special Commissioner Young
Calls for Oilers. But
None Came.
PARTIES WERE ON HAND
Men Supposed to Be Present to Bid
on the Road. but Their Tongues
Were Silent-A Sec
ond Sale.

Marshall, Texas, July 9.-The
Texas Southern railway was not
sold yesterday, as had been adver-
tised. Special Commissioner p. NJ.
Young, appointed by Judge Buford
to conduct the sale, went through
the formality and called Dor bids,
but received no response One par
ty representing a syndicate of lum-
Der interests, and another the bond
holders of the road, we're here pre-
pared to bid, and until II o'clock
yesterday it was thought the road
would be sold, but at the last mo-
ment, it is supposed, their nerve
failed them.
Judge Buford will Immediately
call special term of the district
court to consider the future dispo-
sition of the road, and it is believed
that another sale will be ordered
the road to bring what it will. The
minimum price at which the roat
was ordered sold was 1915 900.
number of prominent attorneys ar
here in connection with the sale o
the road, among them being Hon
Claude Pollard of the attorney gen
erals department, who, it is beliey
ed, is here as the representative 0
the railroad commission.
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Notice.

All persons holding accounts
against the Young Mems Chautau-
qua club are requested to present
payment.
ALBERT SINGLETON, Pres.
85 GEO. l.. GRIFFIN, Secy.
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transmttters of the typhoid germ To
verify this a chart showing the vary
ing prevalence of the disease through
out year, and similar chart show
ing the fly population varying thru
the same period of time. will be
made and compared.
To gain the requisite data con-
corning the flies, the two branches
sent out over the District of Colum-
bia sheets of fly paper. After forty
eight hours the sheets are collected,
the dead flies counted, and the num-
ber, with the locality from which the
flies come and the date, are marked
down, until the time comes for re.
ducing the whole into a chart
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Gun Club Shoot.

The Waxahachie Gun Club will
give a shoot at the Chautauqua park
tomorrow afternoon. This will be
the first of series of three shoots,
of fifty birds to the member, in the
contest for the trophies of the year.
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Mrs. Zehner to Lecture.

Mrs. A. c. ZehAer of Dallas arriy-
ed in the city this morning, and will
go to Midlothian this evening to
lecture in the interest OF prohibi-
tion. She will lecture at Ennis to-
morrow night, at Milford Friday
night and at italy Saturday after
noon at O'Clock
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In the County Court.

viii Mitchell, colored, was convic
ted in the county court Tuesday af-
ternoon on a charge of adultery. A
fine of 500 was imposed by the
jury. Pleas of guilty we're accepted
as follows:
$50.
Felix Evans, matching coins;
fined $40.
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Negro Boy Arrested.

about fourteen years old, was ar
rested Tuesday afternoon by Con-
st6ble McCalpins on an alleged
charge OF criminal assault He was
released under bond.
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TO GET DATA ON FLIES.
The Federal Government Is to Pre-.
pare d Chart.

pare u Cnart.
Official fly catchers are the latest
adjuncts to the government, and the
United States has gone into the fly
catching business with vim. Ex-
perts from the chronological bureau
of the agricultural department and
marine hospital service of the treas
ury have been sent out to pursue the
pesky insects. As
The object Of the hunt Is to verify
the old theory that files are the chief
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NOTICE..

Water rents for the July quarter
are now due and payable at the Office
of the superintendent OF the water
works on or before the 10th day Of
this month. P. F. Davenport, Supt.
80
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On account of the Chautauqua
meeting Tuesday night the regular
session of the city council was held
at O'Clock in the afternoon.
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Daily Death List

Amanda Parker l year. Children $
Free hospital. pneumonia
Clara Hermunowska, 81 years. $50
Grandy: tuberculosis.
Anna Bell 40 years. St Mary's hos
pital; apopleNy.
Belle Hemmei. 20 years. 25i Twenty
NTH; pyosslphingitis.
Mary Kelley, 20 years. isi Twenty
Mary Dingman. % years. 75i Fiji
teenth. phthisis
Elizabeth Debo. "a years. st. Marys
hospital. paresis.
Irving Burdeno. years, River Rouge,
accidental drowning.
Anna Miller. "a years. $40 McDougall;
typhoid fever.
Anne Kieeka. SO years. 1852 Military;
pneumonia.
George Gibson. "a years. SO Linden;
carcinoma.
Edward Boetcher. SO years. so7 pi-
Matte Fitzsimmons. 20 years. Duluth,
Mimi; tuberculosis.
kazimierz Jarszc, 3 months. 234 Wag-
Mary Reed GO years. s54 Jefferson;
endocarditis.
John w. Lapham. 40 years. So Brush !;
ulcer.
;, Emma winston. ~ years. los VIII
Mary Wilton. SO years. SOC Monroe.
Charles f. Kammerhofr. so years. sl4
Field; cardiac. failure.
John NJ Dubourg. IL years, 1sG Chest
nut: tuberculosis.
William Yaeger. sc years. 31s Gill;
Adellne Trostheide. 3 years All TIL
man: meningitis
Chatevin Smith. 80 years. 600 Cav
airy. mitfal. regurgitation.
twenty, fourth. meningitis years '0
senility.
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DIED

CROSS suddenly, May s. 1908. James.
brother OF William. John, Robert and
r Alexander Cross, aged CT years. Flu
neral from residence OF his brother
500 twelfth st. Notice OF time later
residence. 754 Fifteenth-st.. Mary, be-
loved daughter. of Christopher and
Eliza Dingman. aged 22 years. Fu-
neral Thursday from above residence
$3.50. Via fur eral car to Mt Olivet.
pAVfSON--May 5. 1908. at her resi-
dence. 80 Alfred st, Mary F. Dawson,
In her .eighty-sixth year. Funeral
a m. Burial private. Kindly omit
flowers.
FOLEY Mayg4. 1905. at valley cen
ter. Mich; Mary, beloved wife OF
Foley, Funeral Thursday. May !.
from the residence OF her cousin. Mr.
John J. Gleason. e70 Highest. west, at
sac a. m. and TO Holy Trinity church
at y o'clock Burial at Mt. Elliott
LowDRA--At his daughters residence.
Loais Lowdrs' Funeral TTf nGrsday;
from residence at 230 D. m
KNowLEs--rn Omaha. Seb. Nav
John half brother OF Richard Heison.
and brother OF Henry and BENJAMIN
M Knowles OF petroit He had re-
sided in Omaha 35 years
Notwithstanding, widow of the late
John. Kerre. at residence OF her
daughter. Mrs. william Kraus. 100
Morsn<st. Funersl Friday. i:s0 o. IN,
from residence. and O'clock at IA
lem church. cor Chene and Mack
ave.
MERTz-Phlllfp. May 4. age Ga yearx ?
months rs days. beloved husband Of
Mrs Margaret Mertz, and father OF
Lizzie Miller. George r.. Catherine
John/J. Meftz. Marguerite Msysrs
william n. Mertz Funeral Thurs
day from residence iss. Jos. Cam.
church. corner Harper and Jos Cam
psu-ave., at 2:20 .. m, standard.
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AUCT|OhEERs HAVE
LIVELY sQUABBLE

The persuasive powers OF the auc-
pioneering fraternity were exerted to
their full upon the aldermen compos-
ing the ordinance committee, We'd
nesday morning, but. as the auction
GERS did not quite agree among them
selves. Ii was to no avail. The point
Of argument was the new ordinance
drawn up by the jewelers. Board of
Trade for the purpose OF licensing and
bonding auctioneers and preventing
the public from being swindled by
fake sales.
A conference had been held Tues
day evening. AT which jewelers. and
most OF the auctioneers agreed on the
terms OF the drafted ordinance but
some OF the silver-tongued orators did
not like Their esult, and they put on
warpaint and went of the reservation
in grand style.
Auctioneer G.. w. Rendering did
not want to have the license put at
800 unless lawyers and doctors were
similarly licensed. He admitted that
there were fake sales held and said
that he had refused to conduct one
jewelry sale after one days expert
enee Of the methods used. However,
he suggested thatNa residence qualin-
cation be put In the ordinance
Auctioneer Wardell spoke for the
ordinance, as did several jewelers..
h The committee finally decided to
look up the law to see II the council
car pass an ordinance allowing only
persons who have resided I'm the cry
more than three months 10 act as auc-
tioneers.
The ordinance as drafted provides
for fee OF 800, annually and also
a bond OF $4,000 TO guarantee that no
goods Will be sold under false repre-
sensations. II was brought out by the
revelations made by the jewelers. last
winter of fake methods used IN sell
Ing cheap jewelry by firms which had
merely shipped stock here TO get rid
OF II
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURRAN LANES.

Detroit United interurban LfneA
Time table subject to change without
notice. Central Standard Time.
FLINT LIMITEDs---Daily. s:I5 a. IN.
and AIS y. m. Locals for Rochester,,
Romeo. Orion and Oxford. a, M and
hourly until III y. m. For Flint. 2 a.
m. and every two hours until y. M.
For Wysndotte and Trenton, S:S3 a.
M, sos q. m. and every 20 minutes
4:oS p. m. then every 20 minutes until
500 y. M. then half hourly until 1895
?. IN. On Sunday. nrst car starts at
For Royal Oak. nirminghsm aud
Pontiac, $3.50 a. m, then half hourly
until y. m, then hourly until IL p. m
First care one-half hour later on Sum
day.
For rarmington Worthwhile, Orchard
Lake and Pontiac--6 a. m. and hourly
until Ia p. in. First car one hour later
RAPID RAILWAY sYsTEM--rors
more Alsonac. Marine City aud Port
via AIgonac. TO Mt Clemens, half
nos,l $40 m r. Rt M a and hourly
Shore Line. hourly. s'ss a. f m. to s:i s
? DETROIT, MoNRoE = TOLEDO
s saiy s a' y Rfp9leae L .so sSs
$40 y. IN. Locals for lockwood. New
port. Monroe and Toledo. hourly, $40
q. IN. TO $3.50 y. m. also $3.50 and IL
D m. for Monroe.
DETROIT, JACKSON a CHICAGO
Ry.--Limiteds, 7:45 a. M. 12:45 and 3:45
D. m. Locals, for Jackson, a. m. and
every two hours until sp M: for Ann
IN; for Saline, $3.50 a. IN. and every two
hours until $50 u. m. also 10 p. M: for
Plymouth and Worthwhile, 1890 a. m. apd
txxA .rtn 90 -.
II p. IN.
Interurbnn cars pass Waiting Sta
ton, corner OF Larned and Griswold-
SITS. last cars awaiting the closing Of
theaters
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DIED.


MiL-LEE-May q, Anna, aged 25 years.
beloved wile Of Joseph D.. and moth
er o. Leonard and Joseph Miller,
daughter Of Adam Bleimueller. and
sister OF Joseph koerber and Mar
suerite bleimueller Funeral from
\, resldenee, $40 McDougall-aye. Fyi-
Day az 40 m. To 81. Elizabeth
church az 1880.
SMIrH--catherine Smith beloved wife
OF William IA. smith died May 5. Fu-
neral Thursday May :. from rcsi-
dence, 600 Calvary ave. Believiile
papers, please copy.
jSELLECk--At Great Falls. Mont. May
.. 1908. Marie r.. beloved wife OF
James n. Byrne, daughter OF Mrs. NJ.
a. Sellecks and sister or Eugene V.
Selleck. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
TROSTHERDE-Msy =. Adelaide Mary.
beloved daughter OF Conrad and
Christine Trostherde. Funeral from
residence. 42l Tillman. rhursday
morning at 1880
VAUGHN--May L. 1908. at his resi-
dence. IS Wlllis-ave. east Frank b.
Vaughn, aged SO years. Funeral SER
vices from house Thursday az p. m.
William. Jr.. May s. aged
20 years months, beloved husband
OF Martha Walter. and father of
Eleanor and John. and SON OF MIR. and
Mrs. William Walter. Sr., and broth
er OF Mrs. Herman Hardtwig, August
and John Walter. Funeral from resi-
dence. $40 Cleveland-st, Thursday at
p. IN. standard
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Marriage Licenses

Joseph A. Nelson. 4s: Mary u.
Schultz as.
William j. Harper 81; Lillian NJ.
Grace. 20
Frank A. Delaney. %; Margaret Lag
Grus, ~.
Edward wasmund. %; Clara vorpag-
el. 81.
Joseph Szszerek. 20 > Salomeja Jakub-
elk. is.
Paul G. Hayes. "a. Toledo o.: Myrtle
J. Cox, "a. Mineral. O.
Florimond Parmentier 26: Elisa NIL
levilie, 80.
Aaron r. Llngemann %; Martha
Arntd, %.
Albert a. Lambert. IS. Trenton; Grace
G. Griffin, %, same,
Henry Rohiof, Jr.. "a, Dearborn: Ly-
dia Brey. "a. same.
Frank A. Howes. 90 Detroit; Mildred
n. Mertz. %. Pittsbnrg. Pa.
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HELP WANTED"
AND ALL OTHER ADS.

One cent a word each insertion. SIX
words or fraction thereof 20 the line;
cash in. advance No advertisements OF
less than two iiues taken; six insor
ions made for the price or hVs WYNN
cash IL paid.
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EVERGREEN LAWN SEED
Law. and Garden Fertilizer.
Sweet Peas in thirty named varieties.
Flower and Vegetable Seed.
THE LOHRMAN SEED CO.,
GRATTOT AND RANDOLPH-STS.
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BIRTHS

BOYS
Frank Hohnstein. 9ll Warren.
August Bork. 1870 Green.
William Trap. 295 Thirtieth.
Charles Barberi, 1&t Livingstone.
Clarence NJ. Bright, 563 Lawnsdale.
George Erb. 1909 Trumbull.
Frank Sadowski. $50 Dubois.
GIRLS.
Olive Richardson. 2l1 King.
Herman Siebert. 1872 Waterman.
Henry Schmidt. 66s Erskine.
Theodore Pondit. $50 Chamberlin.
Aadley Geist. 203 Porter
Albert Usintoski. $50 Dubois.
Dofnnick Reise,' 467 Forest
Ralph Jerome. 43s Lafayette.
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Rates for Ling:
Advertisements

The Times cannot guarantee accuIeSy
or assume responsibility for erross %
any kind occurring In teiephons ao'S
tsemenfA N
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NORTH WOODWARD.
OWEN---Mod., double Dr.; $1,000.
LEICESTER-Mod.;s rooms; $1,000.
OwEN--Mod.; s rooms; $4,000.
WOODLAND AvE.--Mod.; rooms; ~.
700.
RETHUNE E.--Mod. Dr.: RS: $500.
CLAIRMOUNT-AV 2-apt., rs
each; $4,000.
GLA DSTONE--Mod.; . rooms; $4,000.
JOSEPHINE--Mod.: . rooms; $500.
EAST SIDE.
HURLBUT--Mod.; 2-apt. brick; $1,000.
FIELD--2-apt. modern Dr.; $4,000.
DWIN--Modern 2-apt.; $1,000.
FIELD--Mod Dr.; 8 rooms; 1880.
sHERIDAN---Mod. Dr.; 8 RS; $4,000.
SEYBURN---Mod. brick; 8 RS; $4,000.
OWNSEND--Modern; g rs: 5000.
NORTHWEST.
sCOvEL-PL--Mod RS: steam heat
$4,000.
CfiOPE- PIA--Mod.: brick: $500,
STANLEY-A beauty; rooms; $4,000.
modern. $500.
MAYRURY--Mod.; 2-apt. brick; $4,000
PATRICK & ALDRICH,
NJ. 32ss IS HOME BANK BLDG
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DETROIT TIMES
LINER AID"
AGENCIES.

agencies where classified advertise
msnts will be received until IL a. IN.
each day. The rates charged AZ ME me
branch agencies are the same As a, ne
Times Office. Cash ads. only VIII De
taken at branch agencies. FOLLOWING
IS the list OF agencies;
EAST SIDE.
Houxhten-French Coal Co.. asa East
Canheid-ave.
VT. Eiiiott Pharmacy. Mt Elliott ana
Gratsot -avxs5
c. "rySty. Farni'nre Co.. i'7 ora''''
". brown. 1859 Jefferson ave.
=. Mcpherson, 2400 Gratiot-ave., oppo-
cite car barns.
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roR SALE on ExcHANoE.

FOR SALE oR EXCHANGE.
Will EXCHANGE for a family
nat, TO acres within four miles OF
Inlay City. frame house. cellar well
and cistern. ghres large barns,
rios. w. GAY,
g51 Grand Riger-ave,
Phone Grand 1851; City 1895.
SACRIFICES.
ALGER- AVE. --s-room house. easily
converted into two nat. will sell at
great reduction. will take cheap lot
GOLDSMITH AVE. --s-room cottage. lot
30xl45; sell way down; X u.
COTTAGE eROVE-AVE--Havs equity
In two Soft lots: will sell right or
take diamond ring I'm exchange Tor
equity In One OF them.
AMERICAN REALTY CO.,
1857 CHI. COMMERCE. Nj. I4o; G. lao.
THREE STORES. Brick. on a good
business thoroughfare. rented 5000
per year: can be increased 10 $1,000;
price $4,000. VIII take a good
TOURING CAR
as part pay.
WEIGH BROTHERS,
$40 Hammond Bldg.
WILL TAKE LOT
As irst payment on new house on
Stevens-ave., one block north OF Ora
tiot-ave,, in Elm Park; has eight
rooms, bath. gas, water, cement
walk. sodded lawn, oak down. laun-
dry tubs: balance r. Il.
AMERICAN REALTY CO,
loi6-l7 CHI. COMMERCE.. NJ. 40: c. 40.
EXCHANGES
Cottage on Scotch. near Dix, $1,T00;
want lot north Woodward.
Commonwealth. near Ptquette, z
rooms. gas, bath and cellar, $4,000,
want modern house North Woodward
about $500.
2-family fiat, Townsend. near Ker-
cheyal, $4,000; VIII take one or two
good lots.
6family brick veneer terrace, will
rent FOR $3.50 per month; want $4,000
In good vacant
Apartment property. rent $4,000 per
year; Wall sell on IL per cent basis
and take farm worth $4,000.
BROOKS & KINGON,
NJ. 1881 City 4sst. sos whitney bldg
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ron sALr-REsrDENcE pRoPERTr.


Three cottages. Pennsylvania-av n.
OF Mack: 1880: 500 down, balance
$l5 per month.
94S Van Dyke-ave, near Canfeld
eight rooms and bath. electric lights.
furnace; 5000 down. balance $50 per
month
gas, hardwood floors. t2.2b0. 800
down. balance SIC per month.
117-119 Farnsworth-ave.. two-fam-
lily fiat: modern every way easy
part payment. Inquire G. b. Ward.
i19 Farnsworth. or phone N. 1872
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DENTISTS.
Dr.AdannS

Main ofnce. 24.2s-2s atlchigan-avs..
Cor. Griswold-st NJ. $50
East side Office. 81 -s3 -Gratiot-
Cor Randolph. NJ ss0Y.