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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-20
RUNYANS SLANTS Y
AGAIN BFFECTIVE
Unwhipped Murray Team Are
Beaten q to o..
Third Game the Home Team Has
Taken in Two Years by The
Holland Invincibles.
LARGE CROWD AT THE GAME.

Covered with dust and glory, the
Paducah Indians returned from Muir
| ray last night after giving thor
ough licking to the Murray baseball
team by score of 6 to 0. Chief
John Hollan is especially happy over
the good work of his braves as the
Murray team was strong, having lost
three games in two years. and had
gained the name of invincibles. Muir,
ray tried hard to win yesterday up
to the last inning, even to save them
selves from a dose of whitewash. but
the slants and twists of Runyan were
Just as puzzling in the last inning as
in the first.
The game was called at 4 O'Clock.
and large crowd Of hungry baseball,
fans were cheering the two teams.
The Indians did not waste time, and
in the first war dance they scored.
Cooper was first up and was hit, get
ting first station. While Goldhamer
famed the air Cooper swiped second
base and when Blakemore sacrificed
Cooper went on TO third base Hart
smacked one over the centerfield
fence for home run, and two dane
ing indians crossed the pan. Brahic
walked and went TO third on Blocks
double. Robinson ended the inning
by going out from short to first.
leaving two men on bases.
Goose eggs were drawn for the
next four innings, but In the sixth
Hart singled past third. and went to
second bag on a neat sacrifice of
Brahic. Block hit hot one to short
who could not handle Il, aud threw
wild to third, and Hart raced home
with his second run. Williams hit
a pretty curve for single to center.
and Block was tagged at the home
pan on a close decision.
Runyan was first up in the seventh
and he walked, as did Cooper. Cod
manner hit single and the bags were
filled with none out. Blakemore hit
to the pitcher, forcing Runyan out at
the plate. Hart famed and the
AnltN Win w W toNNh
Cooper, and when the shortstop got
the ball he threw 1t away and Gold
manner counted as well as Cooper. In
the eighth inning the scoring ended.
Block failed to connect but Robin
son got a single and stole second
Williams for the second time banged
one to left, and Robinson landed on
third Williams stole second just as
Runyan hit one to center field, Rob
inson scored on the throw in. but
Cooper famed. and the Indians de-
cided six TALES were enough.
Murray looked dangerous several
times. but Runyan used his head, and
by grand tossing the whitewash was
spread on thick. As Murray. a
hard hitting team, only got three hits
his work is shown. while Paducah
hit Gatlin for ten safeties
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-20

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pals
are prompt aud thorough and will In
very short time strengthen the
weakened kidneys. Sold by all
druggists.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-20

Kennedy's Laxative Cough. Syrup is
the one that children like SO well to
take as 1t tastes nearly as good as
maple sugar. II acts gently yet
freely on the bowels and thereby
II drives the cold out of the system.
1t is sold by all druggists.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-20

kiss me, my dear" said her hus-
band in thick tone OF voice.
at isn't necessary" replied his
wife. II can tell you've been drink
ing without that. Detroit rec Press
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-20

A soldier isn't necessarily gene
raj because he is general favorlte
No man who lodges his earthly
taxes can lay up treasures in heaven
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-20

Three OF my girls are in love-"
what are you going to do about
it?"
"0rder a longer dining room table,
I guess" louisville Courier-Jour-
nal. u.G0
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r. IT E
At Indianapolis.

indianapolis, June 20.-Indianapo-
lis Milwaukee game postponed; rain.
Double header tomorrow.
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At Chicago.


st. Paul, June 20.-The wildness
of Gehring and Miller and punched
hits off Harris in the last two in
nings gave Louisville the first game
of the series.
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BASEBALL NEWS
RESULTS FRIDAY.
National Ieagu,

National League.
Philadelphia, o; Cincinnati, 5.
New York, 6; Chicago. 8.
Brooklyn, 3; Pittsburg, 2.
Boston, s. st. Louis, 6.
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American League.
Chicago, 6; Boston. 4.
Cleveland Philadelphia, rain.
st. Louis, 4; New York, o.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At 81. Louis.

st. Louis. June 20.-St Louis
made 1t two straight in the series de
feating New York.
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At Bostop.

Boston. June 2O.-Numerous er-
rors by ST. Louis and timely hitting
by the locals enabled Boston to win.
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American Association.

Minneapolis, / Toledo. Is.
Kansas City, 1; Columbus. 3. Ten
innings.
St. Paul, s; Louisville, IL.
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At Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. June 20-Cincinnati
defeated Philadelphia by hitting Nor
en- freely while the home team failed
to get man past first base.
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Karger and Ludwig.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-28

FOREST INTELLECTUALLY. new brick resi-
dence; II rooms. . baths; sacrifice at SIS, COO:
will consider offer. GEISER e PLUM, sl5
Broad. #
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CENTRAL lAV.-With rear house; store and
u rooms; improvements: lot 21X2Ii, 1.00e.
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PARKER ST. near Montclair av.-Two-fan
lily house; II rooms. . baths; gas and Hatel
In excellent order. $1,000.
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HILLSIDE PL.-Two-famlly frame; gas an
water all improvements; Il rooms; lot s.
100; viii exchange.
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REAL ESTATE FOR A L
CITY.

CITY.
frame wagon shed; 1e stalls; 2~ls-story frame
house; low price; reasonable terms.
HIGH ST, near Springfield av, fine brick
building; excellent location; store and fats
valuable spot.
HALSEY ST, Ward St. two pieces of prop
erty to settle estate; offers solicited.
FACTORY PROPERTIES.
BELOW the railroad. near pennsylvania g.
story and basement brick, about 600 square
feet; strongly built. Price $1,000; liberal terms
rents for 5000.
SIX-ROoM HOUSE. 2ox52; 2-story shop In
rear; good location; steam heat. Price Sc, 500.
WE'LL constructed brick building across the
square feet. Price $4,000; buildings alone
worth $50, 600.
HAMILTON ST, to Lafayette; $1,000 cash will
buy valuable factory property. 5000 square
feet; lot 800 feet deep. OPP. Central warehouse.
If interested in any of the above PROPOSE
tions we will gladly give complete particu-
lars. Call at office for many other bargains In
business and residential properties.
Every facility for arranging satisfactory
terms is offered to the small or large investor.
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LITTLEToN AVE-Brick, well-built two
family house: 10 rooms, 2 bathrooms, sepa-
rate steam heaters; a bargain at So, 400; about
81. 600 cash down. balance on 5 per cent. mort
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-28

TWO-FAMILY house, on double lot, with
three-stall stable in rear; a decided bar
gain; located finest street on the Hill" Price
SIS, 500, worth &c. 600.
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Twenty-first street, near
Springfield Ave, 25x100; rent,
5000; house for three families,
with all improvements; owing
to the times, can be had for
So, 800. Small cash payment.
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PENNSYLVANIA AN.-Suitable for two fam
lilies; 10 rooms, gas and water; good order
lot 25x100; IS, 500.
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VESEY and rear house on lot 25x
100; front house. rooms; rear house, 5
rooms; together S $500: good investment.
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MAGNIFICENT three-family house,. superb
anpointments; fit for a king: rentals s1,l00.
price Sf1. 500. Must be seen to be appreciated;
west end Of Newark. Another one on Fair
mount av. for 7 800; income $500 per annum.
RIDGE ST.-Brand new; 5-rooms each floor.
Price s1109; income $792; mortgage $1,000.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-28

SHERMAN AV.-Two-family frame; ~ rooms:
improvements; large rooms; lot 25x100; 81, 400.
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sAcRlr1crl sAcRIFIcn! sAcR1F1crl

New ST.. 390-392. This property must be sold
in ten days, as owner is leaving town. Seven
room house. with improvements and stable for
five horses, sheds, etc. Mortgage $500 at 5
per cent, Price to quick buyer So, 400. Only
$500 cash required. Lot 5Ox106.
FRANKEB g. GROSS,
1S5 ARKET ST.
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This desirable residence, worth
IS, 1000, 10 and 81 Winthrop
street, 50x100, 10 rooms, all
improvements, stable in the
rear, can be bought for $1,000,
if bought this week. Terms to
suit. Don't miss this chance.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.
SETH ROGERS ABRAMS
LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS.

AOOIA ~ -
RIDGE sT.-one- family frame, 2s stories, 10
rooms; steam heat; all Improvements; gem
tleman's home; $4,000.
PARKER ST. near Montclair av.-Two-fam-
lily house; n'rooms. . baths; gas and water;
IN excellent order: $1,000.
PENNSYLVANIA Av.-suitable for two fam
lies; 1D rooms, gas and water good order;
HILLSIDE PL-Two-famlly frame; gas and
water; all improvements; II rooms; lot S5x
100; VIII exchange.
cARTERET ~sT.-Large frontage; 7 rooms: all
improvements; hardwood floors; excellent
conditions; lot 70Sl0O; cheap.
LINCOLN Ay.. with adjoining lot: 10 rooms,
reception hall. buffers pantry; all dmpts.. in
fine conditions; lot 60x1s2.
SUMMER Av.-Two-family frame; IS rooms;
all improvements; good order; lot 25xl26;
s., $50.
SANFORD ST, near South Orange av.-New
two-family Boston fats plot 30xio0; build
ing 2iXb0; every Improvement; up-to-date in
every respect; s6,50o: easy terms.
all improvements; decorated gas and electric
fixtures; will exchange for 2-family: 81, 100.
WALNUT sT.-Three-family brick house; is
rooms; gas and water; good condition. to
close. cheap.
VEsEY sT.-Front and rear house on lot 25x
100 front 1ouse, Z rooms; rear house, 5
rooms' together $500; good investment.
SHERMAN AN.-Two-family frame; 10 rooms:
improvements; large rooms: lot 25xl00; 81, ioo.
CENTRAL AV.-With rear house; store and
q rooms; improvements; lot 27x21i, $1,000.
NEW YORK INTELLECTUALLY frame; brick
eXtension; 10 rooms; gas and water lot 25x95;
s.. 900.
MT. PLEASANT Az. near Clark st-Suitahie
for two families; II rooms. gas and water:
lot 25xl00' SO, 400.
lincoln AN., near Delavan-One-family; 9
rooms. gas and water; improvements; lot
25Xl25; IS, 400.
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NEWARK, N. j.

MARIN PL.. near Clinton ~av.-Cheap lot,
50x119; price, 81, 100. DEAN & LINNETT ZIG
Clinton Nv. Tel. 2S60-W.
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* PLUM
.sn5 Broad and Bank. EsH;
RARGAINsli BARGAINs!l

BARGAINSli BARGAINsl
Two houses and store, rent s792, price 5000;
S-family and store, corner, rent $500. price
ST.. 000, 6-family. rent 81, Lat. price Sl0.5 500; B.
family. rent $500. price So. GOO; three small L
way below cost.
JOHN L. FREY. ISIS Market St: phonn s5S2-J.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

CITY.
ings; same can he purchased on favorable
terms; apply.
A sNAP-6-family house. ~S7izx1Oo; renting for
s1,13o per year; 5 rooms and bath each; all
decorated; halls furnished; in the best renting
section; street paved, curbed, tagged, sewer.
gas and water; house contains all improve
mentsi very little cash necessary: must be
sold this week.
WANT some building lots and cash for SIG. 200
equity, in apartment house renting for $1,000
a year; centrally located.
BROKERS DESTROYS of making propositions in
exchange for their clients will receive
prompt attention. and satisfactory commission
arrangements will be entered into.
TO LET.
STORES Academy St; 25xso.
sToRE-8i9 Market St; 22xllO: rear entrance;
suitable for loading or unloading.
sToRE--55s Broad St; very desirable BUSH
ness stand.
STORE or entire building; S47 Market st.
22x50; rent moderate.
THREE upper floors. los Mulberry ST., corner
Clinton st; rent moderate.
TWO stores on Market St, near Plane st. /:
north side; rent 81, 700 each; possession May l.
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Real Estate for Sale or Exchange.
ACADEMY ST., 5s-4-story brick, store and 8
floors; very desirable business location.
MARKET ST. $40, running through to Com
merce st.-S-story brick building, covering
entire plot; two large stores; make us an offer.
LOTS on Avon av.. South 10th ST., suitable
for immediate building operations; prices
right to quick purchaser.
business location.
LoT-suitable apartment house site; e7xlOO;
Mt. Pleasant av.
Broad st. and South st. station, Penn. r.
r.; bargain at price.
CLINTON AV. residence; most desirable Sec
ton; will sacrifice to quick purchaser.
CENTRAL business corner: Mulberry, corner
Of Clinton st,-4-story business building;
make US an offer.
INVESTMENT propositions; 75x1OO; on Astor
St, near Broad. with s-story brick. 6-family
apartment and 3-story 3-family fiat; renting
for 81, 200 per year; always rented; very de-
sirable.
ADA RHNhT II Mt boneoq 1Orafad IN agayfIe
North and South Newark sections-4-story,
with s and 70 families; all rented: bringing
in from SO. 500 to $4,000 per year rentals; prices
ranging from $4,000 to $40, 600; will consider
some exchange and cash; what have you to
offer?
FACTORY PLOT. 1oOx2OO; corner: on Freling-
huysen, av.. near Weston's factory.
INVESTMENT propositions 1-family houses
on Avon av. 6 rooms and bath each; rent
ing for $50 per month each; price s24, 900; will,
consider part in exchange.
INVESTMENT property. consisting of 8 s-fam-
lily houses, S-story frame each; incIudine
corner on Avon av. renting for over 50, 500 per
year; will consider apartment house in ex-
change; submit offers.
HAVE SOS, 600 equity in central business prop
erty; want a residence; Mt. Prospect av. or
Clinton Hill section; submit your offers.
WANT to exchange equity in 6-family house,
renting for 81, 100 per year. for a mail liam
ilv bous., nice neighborhood.
BROAD ST. business location; 37x10O: can be
purchased for $4,000; might consider some
property in exchange.
CORNER Plane and New SITS. 10Ox90; consist
ing of a 3-story brick business building;
vacant lot, s5x9O, and a s-story frame 1-famlly
residence: also stable and shed; price. sS7. 900.
WE have clients with equities ranging from
$50, 600 to $4,000 and cash who are DESTROYS
Of exchanging same for large parcels. such as
centrally located business property or apart
ment houses: submit your propositions.
DO you want to sell or exchange your prop
erty? If so, see us at once: We have many
cash buyers as well as clients who are de-
sious of exchanging their holdings.
If you want to buy a bargain in 6-family
houses, 1-family residences or business prop
erty now is the time; same win increase 25
per cent. in September; call and let US make
you a proposition. -
BUILDER lake notice! We have some Of the
most d slrable locations in this city dots
and plots of ground), suitable for apartment
ho,,ses e-familv houses and business build
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UNDER THIS HEADING ARE MEN
IloNED ONLY SUCH PROPERTIES WHICH
WE HAVE PERSONALLY INSPECTED N
K THoRQUgHLY FAMILIAR WITH.
AFTER CAREFUL INVESTIGATION. WE
CAN SAFELY RECOMMEND THEM TO
PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS AS BEING
HONEST VALUES, N IN MOST CASES
DECIDED BARGAINS.
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ings; same can he purchased on favorable
terms; apply.
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ExCEpTlONAL REsIDENCEu!

FOREST CLINTON HIBTS!t
Splendid residential properties; restricted sec.
tions; investigate. FREY, ISIS Market st.
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G~ENTLEMAN'S magnificent residence; best
location of West End section; large grounds,
beautiful lawn and trees; rich s4ntePior trim
appraised at $25,0 900. Sale prce SIS, 900; $1,000
house.
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WANT some building lots and cash for SIG, 200
equity, in apartment house renting for 81 600
a year; centrally located.
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block from South Orange av.; II rooms, 3
baths; all improvements; in fine condition;
price 81, 500; small amount of cash. balance TO
suit purchaser; don't miss this ii you are in
the market. PHILIP J. BOWERS & Co, 1873
Market st.
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BEAUTIFUL residence on Van Ness place fol-
81. 000-Double lot; house has 0 rooms finished
in hard wood; only 8 years old; steam heat,
gas and electric light; parquet floors through
out; rooms Handsomely decorated.
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EAST ORANGE. cozy Groom house. with large
grounds; vicinity Of Mum av Clyde Park
up-to-date in every respect. $1,000 cash will
take this 81, 500 house.
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SETH ROGERS ABRAMS

LINCOLN Az, near Delavan-One-family:
rooms. gas and water; improvements; 10
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CONVENIENT Nelson Place residences we'll
planned rooms; 3-story brick. Price S., 500;
S., 500 institution mortgage.
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Sc, 500. on liberal terms, will buy nice South
Grange residence; II rooms; modern appoint
ments; slate roof, stationary bookcase in hall;
lot 50x100.
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Finest central location; beautiful home: solid
rock foundation; large grounds; twenty rooms;
den, billlard-room, reception hall. dining-room,
salon, parlor; library. with private entrance
to street; two bathrooms. etc; bedrooms have
hot and cold water; sacrificed way below
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Roseville av. 12-
room house. all improvements; lot 75x10S
substantially constructed brick house for $40,
coo. Suitable terms.
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ROSHVILLB AND CLINTON HILL!
Two and three-family houses, improvements;
close to railroad and trolley; nice location.
FREY, 1SS Market st Phone 35S2-J.
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VAN NESS home. containing
rooms, reception hall and bath, steam heat
parquet floors; lot 45x100: bargain at 81, 500
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VAILSBURG Groom e-V of Sand.
ford av,; situated on terrace; containing all
improvements, including storage rooms; porch
entire width OF house. 5 minutes to trolley.
Price only 81, $50.
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MT. PLEASANT Az. near Clark st.-Suitahle
for two families: II rooms, gas and water;
lot 25x100' SO, 400.
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1000 CASH will purchase 50, 500 S-room house.
having every Improvement excepting heat
near car line. on South 21st st.
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ON CAMDEN ST. we offer 7-room house for
$3.50, and Broom house for $1,000; step to
trolley; easy terms.
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HOUSE STABLE, Sc, 70o-Lot 5ox1Oo;
Paramount av.; Z rooms; steam heat; open
plumbing.
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located 7-room house; steam
heat; all other improvements; SO, 600.
MODERN 11-room residence, one block from
trolley, hot water heat, electric lights: every
Improvement; large lot; owner must sell; can
be bought for $1,000.
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CLINTON HIBL-One-family; a rooms: hand
some now frame residence. near avenue
SIS. coo. GEISER & PLUM, SIS Broad st.
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RIDGE ST.-one-fanlly frame, 2hs stories. 10
rooms. steam heat; all improvements; gem
tleman's home; $40, 500.
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HIGH ST. near Springfield av., fine brick
building; excellent location; store and fats
valuable spot
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Large brick building on South Orange av..
near the junction; store and two flats: in good
condition; business property near the centre OF
Newark; is rapidly increasing in value, and
Investment or speculation. PHILIP ]. BOW
ERS & CO, 1S9 Market st.
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SOUTH nth Slot 25x1oO; house, 6 rooms,
water and sewer; near 18th av.; 50. go.
SCHWARZ, Is Clinton st.
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frame wagon shed; 16 stalls: 2la-story frame
house; low price; reasonable terms.
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NEW YORK AV.-Three-family frame; brick
extension; 10 rooms; gas and water; lot 25x95;
e. nO
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iALSEY ST, Ward St. two pieces of prop
erty to settle estate; offers solicited.
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PARKER ST, 239-Near Bloomfield ave-. two
family house; 10 rooms; all modern improve
ments: two heaters. Price 5000. Can be pur-
chased with small amount cash down. BER-
GER & SCHECHNER lnion building, II
Clinton st. Phone rs.
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FOREST HIBI-One-family new brick resi-
denee; II rooms, 8 baths; bargain. $40
make offer; one block from car line. GEISER
& PLUM. S4E Broad st.
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Sc, 500-CLINTON HILL; o rooms, reception hal
and BATH, parquet floors: restricted section
paved street; lot 50x100; owner leaving Newark
has named low price. subject to offer. DEAN
& LINNETT, PIG Clinton av.