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Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-11
Serial OS3s7. NUIioE FOR PUBLICATION

" ., not or th0 IutGgt0e o' D. Land Office at Phoenix, ArizonA
 N.,,.. |, April II, 1910. D Nc.iee u is hereby given that williss x,,," ''snSen' of Congress Junction Homestead Entry, No. 1ax seriL o3367, for tho s.w. N of Section ss,| Township ION, Range e.W.. G' ( G| K. x. | Meridian, has filed notice si| intention to make Final 6ve.ysss| proof, to establish claim to inc ispi| apove described, before J. M. W| MsSose' Ss' U. a Commissioner, at hb| onise onas in Prescott Arizona, on th| sWn dsy or May, 1910. Clsimasi| B. s. 6nider, Mosss Latfv TA".s,| Duncan, all of cOnsress Jun~ioa Arizona.
 -, PRANK H: pAsKEs, a.e,s.r. (w) W-Apr %. "
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-11
Mine Foreman Arrives.

b1ino fO1efuAu hIThNB.
 IT. T. Daley, foreman Of the Me Kinley Mining and Development company, near Iron Springs, arrived in the city yeserday for a brief business trip.
 En Route to Mines
 ]. c. stephens passed through the city last night from Los Angeles, en route 70 his mining claims in the vicinity of the Hillside mines, in Eureka district.
 Disposed of Cattle.
 George IT. Young and George B. Reid of the Verde Valley, yesterday disposed of all their cattle ranging in that section to ]. II. wingGeld, IT,, the price paid being A,5oo Conclude vidt.
 Robert Erwin and daughter, who have been visiting the city for sev' erai days, returned to their home al GIeed yesterday. MT. Erwin is A wood contractor at that point. Omcer Returns.
 N. l.. Ahlers, the efficient special officer of the Santa Fe railroad, with headquarters at Seliemsn, returned to his home yesterday, after a few days of official duties in this section. Mining Man Leaves.
 F. l.. Dwight, general manager of the Grand Mountain Mining company, operating near MeCsbe, left yester. day for a business trip to Los An. geles pertaining to his interests Tucson Engineer.
 William E. Alexander, a we'll known mining engineer of Tucson, passed through The city yesterday afternoon, en route to Kingman, where he goes to attend to some mining matters. Mining Claim Sold.
 A deed was recorded yesterday from George Donner 10 W. F.. Toohey for the Elder mining claim in the Peek district, near Crown King, the consideration named being nominal. Sells Placer Mine.
 Vernon Slinkard yesterday disposed of his Copper Nugget mining claim to l.. I. Fletcher of Mayer, together with the improvements on the ground. The consideration named in the deed was $a50.
 Recovers and Returns.
 C. T. Joslin, who has been serious. ly i'll in Los Angeles for the past few weeSs, returned to his home in the city last night, fully recovered. He was afflicted with poison oak troubles.
 Back from Trip.
 George D. Morris, an attache of the s. F., r. ( F., has returned to the city after n general trip to the south and west along the railroad, go. ing as far as Parker, on the A. & c. 1sadsncs Sold.
 Mrs. Sarah NJ. Church yesterday sold her residence property on South Mount Vernon avenue to D. C. Kurtz, the deal being effected by Harry NJ. Thomas, assistant cashier of the Com. mereial Trust company.
 Goes to Oak Creek.
 Mark Murphy, the popular mining man, left yesterday for the Oak Creek region and the Mogollon Noun. tains, to enjoy an outing for two months He was well equipped with fishing material and will reach Oak Creek the day that the open season for trout begins.
 Takes Up Land.
 Yesterday, before U. s. Commission. CT Moore, Mrs. Irene MeGill of Con. gress, n sister.in.law of D. J. Sulli. van of that place, made application under the desert land act for entry of 320 acress of land in the Big Chino valley, and located near the II w Sullivan in,ero.t.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-11
(Frsm Fridays DaiiyD To Visit Friends.

 To visit Friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hugo Richards left yesterday for Chicago, where they expect to visit friends for the next two months.
 Recovcrs from Ilines.
 The many friends Of r. l.. Wright will be pleased to learn that he is again on the, street, ,.. recovering from a severe attack of the measles. Businem Trip East.
 Mayor Morris GoIdwater left yes. terday for an extended trip to tho east, on a goods purchasing eHpedi. ton for his Prescott and Phoenix houses.
 0mcers Return Home.
 Thomas Thompson, deputy sheriff at Mayer, after . few days in the city on official duties, returned to his home yesterday. accompanied by his wife.
 Goes to Capital City.
 W. l.. Clark of the United Verde Copper company, passed through the city yesterday for a brief visit to Phoenix on business, and will return this morning.
 Sad Mission.
 Mrs. F.. A. Rogers left yesterday for Los Angeles, where her sister, Mrs. pinney, recently passed away, and where the funeral will take place immediately after her arrival. To Instali Machinery.
 Joe Geimer, chief engineer of the Crystal lee company and the Arizona Brewing company, left yesterday to start up the new wingfeld ice and cold storage plant at Camp Verde. Locshss at Phoenix.
 After disposing of his mercantile interests in the city, Wednesday, Pete ts,trstan has decided to locate and go into business in the Capital City. With his wife he will leave for that place today. From Rlaosr Daggings. Joe Ryan, with the Speck Mining company, on Lynx Creek, was an ar- rival in the city yesterday for a brief visit. He was heavy loser of personal effects. at the fire that oc- cured there Wednesday. Teacher in City. 
 Miss Katie Coughran, recognized as one of the most capable of teach. CTS in the county, and recently in charge of the Fair Oaks school, reach. cd the city yesterday, and is en route to her home in Skull Valley. To tho Daisy. J. J. Fisher, general manager of the United Verde Extension Mining company, at Jerome, left for the Little Daisy yesterday to make an inspection of the development going on at various parts of that big mine. Mayer People in ctty.
 Gilbert Ferguson, superintendent of the Isogos Mining company, near Mayer, is in the city for . brief business trip. George Bunch and T. IF. Averill, also of the same section.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-11
ROUNDUP xo1Ics.

The Perkins and King roundup will start on the 10th of May. VII meet at the Perkins Ranch os .As 10th and work up the Verde hvw and Chino Valley.
 (d&w) N. A. PHRKINs
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(F'rom Saturdays Daiiy)

 To Parker.
 Mrs. Henry r. Ashurst left yes,er. day for Parker, where she will be the guest of friends for several days. Return to Mine.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. F.. Mckinley re. turned to their home at the Mckinley mining camp, in the vicinity of Iron Springs, yesterday. after few days in the city as the guest of friends. vidttng ths Trads.
 Chss. T. Askew, the sales manager for the Zellerbsch Paper company, of Los Angeles, the largest paper house on the Pacific Coast, was in the city yesterday, visiting the many Pres. cott patrons of the house. He leaves this morning to visit the trade On the main line on his way home. Federal omcial in City.
 r. W. Tuekermas, examining agent of the pension service, is again in the city on business of that depart. ment.
 Mayer Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Walker of Mayer are in the city for few days, visiting friends and transscting business
 To the Canyoa.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Mason Ross left yesterday for the Grand Canyon where they will spend several days in recreation.
 Guest of Friends.
 Miss Mary V. Miller of Tucson, is in the city for an extended visit, and Is at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Er. nest Emanuel as n guest. Back from Mines.
 w. I. Johnson reached the city yes. terday from Cataract Canyon, in the northern part of Mohnve county, where he mas mining interests.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-11

who have been in the city on court matters, returned yesterday. Takes Mud Baths.
 Milton Tregalles, the efficient sales. man in the house of NJ. Goldwater & Bro, left yesterday for the Agua Caliente springs, in Yuma county, to try the efficacy of the hot mud baths for an attack of rheumatism. He anticipates two weeks trip. Returns Home.
 After visit of several months with her sister, Mrs. John McGinn, of this city, Miss Annie Hayes re. turned to her home in Chicago, yes. terday. She has made many friends in the city and regret is expressed over her leaving, She was accompan. jed to Ash Fork by Mrs. Julia Mur. phy, her friend.
 Prominent In Mining.
 Dr. Sara Thacker, probably the only feminine operator in mines in the Southwest, and possessing a prac. ticel knowledge of the industry, was an arrival yesterday from Los An. gelss She is identified with the Logos properties, near Mayer. School omciai Hsrs.
 A. E. Curtis, secretary of the Walker school district, was in the city yesterday for brief visit on business. He states that Miss Mae Stukey, has closed school at that place for the term, and her services were highly commended as sn in. struetor.
 Fine 0rs Displayed. K. Robertson, who is developing mining property near Kirkland, was in the city yesterday, on q business trip. He brings samples from hi. mines from recent development, tha, indicates a very high grade product He feels very much elated over the showing made.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

$4,000.
Not much for a fine T. mod. l. p. b.
facing east on y. The house is nearly
new and wei built; lot is 2kx5 rods.
$500 down and SIS a month, including
interest
The owner must sell at once, that
why the price is SO low. The house Is
near the Union depot, five nice rooms
and I4xle cement basement. Terms?
Only $3.50 cash and bal to suit.
$3.50.
Six room mod. ?. p. b. and can nm
ish or 3 more; very close in, south
front, on Fourth avenue. But years
old and in excellent condition. Lot is
46A TT. front. Easy terms
SEE THESE BUNGALOWS.
We just finished three of the neatest
best built and most conveniently ar
ranged bungalows in the city. FIVE
rooms and reception halls, hardwood
floors and full cement Easements fae rae,
ing south on Sth avenue, between II
and 81" Look them over ana come 70
us for prices and terms; both Will De
right; or come IN and we'll take you
up and show them.
-s4,5OO-EACH.
Red and whfte-one of each. Six ex-
ments. well built and thoroughly mod
ern. The price of these homes was
originally So ,000-and they're worth IL;
but if sold very soon will make price
s4.250 and easy terms at that. The lots
are 24x75 rods to r-W. On corner of
9Th East and 9Th South. facing east
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
A perfect dream of home and one
Really one of the handsomest little
homes in the city and the lot is AKA
rods. Price is very reasonable and amy
old terms"
WILL SELL OR TRADE A FARM.
Here's $50 acres of good land that
H sf1rzr n
property: So acres in fall grain that
should yield % bushels TO the acre. All
can be cultivated and most has been
broken; well fenced and lots of farm
ing implements go with the place.
Want to know about the price? oh, yes,
it's s4.25O. Cheap? OF course; II 1t
wasn't we wouldn't advertise 1t.
DO YOU WANT A WET FARM?
II so. don't look any further. There's
more water here than you can use, and
There's 222 acres but considerable of 1t
| is pasturage; however, some OF II is
very rich and it's a mighty good buy
| for the money. There are wagons ana
all kinds farming implements go with
the place; also 10 horses, cows and a
number of Berkshire hogs can be had IL
wanted. The owner of this place lives
in Salt Lake and can't very well farm
/ it from here. Price is but $500 and its
certainly cheap enough. The farm Is
located in Utah county,
BUILDING. BUILDING. BUILDING.
We have done and are still doing our
share In building up Zion" Have built
scores of homes OF all kinds and sizes
/ from three room cottages TO large
/ apartment houses. We build them all
on the ''easy payment plan" That is,
/ we furnish the money and let the own
ers paw US back at the rate of 81 a
month on each 800 the building costs;
/ this pays the principal and interest in
/ full in 14l months. You really can't
afford to build without seeing us first.
DO YOU NEED SOME MONEY?
One of our clients has $4,000 to loan
at per cent on first-class security.
BIRRELL-SHIPP REALTY COMPANY,
| Ground Floor Newhouss Building.
3333-Either Phone-3333.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
TAYLOR BROS.

TAYLOR BROS.
Real Estate
80 South Main. Both Phones 1892
s2S00-New buff brick cottage, south front,
near 10th South and 18th East, nice
rooms, pantry, good closets, both
hot and cold water, toilet. ETC.; base
ment; good porches; stairway to at
tic. Good lot. S7t5 by 1877 to alley.
sS75o-On time; $3.50 cash-5-Toom modern
house on corner, near 9Th East and
9Th South; a home worth having. The
house is new and modern with sewer
and gas all Connected 5 rooms, good
closets. pantry and bath; all well
equipped; cement basement; big
porches, mantel and light fixtures;
ready to move right into.
$500 will buy a new buff brick house, set
on q nice lot, facing south, near 10th
East and 9th South; house has nice
rooms, 3 large closets, a large pam
try. well-equipped bathroom, electric
lights and fixtures; big front porch
and screensd-in back porch; large ce-
front to kitchen door at back of
house; 1000 down. $50 monthly.
$3.50 for a pair Of fine lots in Forest
Dale.
$500 buys a asa ere farm two miles from
Sandy: all in alfalfa and grain; good
Groom brick house; crop alone worth
8, 700: water rights perfect
$500 per acre; 20 acres of fruit land in
Big Cottonwood; 2k acres in bearing
fruit: first-class water right artesian
we'll Two good two-story brick
houses; large BARNS etc.
TAYLOR BROS.
Real Estate
No. 80 South Main. Both Phones 1892.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
B1RRELL-sH1PP REALTY COMPANY
l'WATCH sALT LAKE. "

But ONLY A FEW OF Us HAVE OUR
MONEY WORKING FOR US. HERE
ARE A FEW INVESTMENTS THAT
WILL KEEP YOUR MONEY WORK
RESTAURANTS.
$2c0G-An elegant location on State
street. Good lease at q rental below the
market. Owners interest in another
business forces him to sell.
$s50-Small short order cafe for quick
sale at this low figure. Low rent. Good
lease. Al location.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
A STOCK BARGAIN.

We have for sale for a few days only
small stock interest in a grocery cor
poration. Buyer can secure a position
paying salary Of $50 monthly with an
assured income on his money. Grocery
Is doing monthly business Of $7000. Cap
italization, $4,000. with $12. 600 issued and
Tut into the business. A good chance for
a live grocery man.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12

MANUFACTURING privilege and
prescriptfons of proven pharmaceutical
and cosmetical preparations Tor Ine
United States. Loyal conditions No
agents. Ind. 721.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12

The Addition That Is Booming Today.
Only ~ lots left.
s125 10 $3.50; $40 CASH. 50 MONTH
A money-maker and you know it.
few of the many advantages;
The highest class addition in the city.
Every lot commands fine view.
Above the smoke and dirt of the city.
Sidewalks and shade trees.
Let US show you; then judge for your
self
Take Sugar House car to terminal.
Statesmen with carriages all day Sunday
to show you over the addition.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12

LISTENi Talk Good and Talk Business
You may put on the Soft Pedal; but talk
Business Opportunities with us first, and
you won't have to go elsewhere. we
have the best ones; in fact, all of them
new listings every day. References every
where to good service and square deal
ing.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12

TO INVESTIGATE IS TO BUY
this 2S-rm. nicely furnished horse good
location. steam heat, 2-yr. lease, and the
rent is the cheapest in town-only $425
per room. Owner can show average
monthly profit of $40 a month.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12

THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
BUSINESS CHANCE OFFICE IN THE
STATE OF UTAH.
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$40 MONTHLY RENTAL

PRICE SoOVpJ-
IT'S an elegant apartment house, almost
new. very close in and II of the is apart
ments leased with no possibility or va
cancies. After deducting all expenses TOT
taxes, heating. insurance, lan1tor SerHlce,
etc your ABSOLUTE NET INCOME
would be 1888 per month. To get the
same income from money deposited with
the savings banks, you would nave 90 de-
posit 100000. 1t is the best investment
nroDosition in Salt Lake. $1,000 cash.
balance on time -,
Swell bungalow. near llth East ana oth
So 1t has large rooms, e. l. ana gas,
modern plumbing, furnace, cement Ods Sc
ment lot 4Slhx123. Terms WV cash, $50
ner month, and the price only $,OoO.
TRACKAGE.
s4x165 corner on Sth South, De-
tween 4th and 5th West. 9y0
1Ox2O same locality. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6,UUJ
Sisx1e same locality. .................... 6,soo
6I5x1O same locality .........-.-.------. o'VVO
Larger piece in same LOCALITY. $500. io'oVo
20x1O corner, on North 4th West o'eVV
9Ox90 on Sth North (R. q. w.
p acres. near Warm Springs. both o.
ST. and r. G. w. trackage; 1880 an
acre. -,,,o,r1,rv
seibx115Is. corner on Sd South, between
Isl and 2d West; $500 per foot
S4LxIe5 (traekage). Sd South. between
Oh and I'd West will sell parD; $3.50 per
foot e.A co,,.., .
800 per foot, ,- c.. -
I'd East: 500 per foot:
2d South. between West Temple ana ISL
West; 5000 per foot
state street. between 4th and 5th South;
$500 per foot .r,,-e,
57s.x165. on LIST ave, between state ana
at SllO per foot All special taxes paid.
asx119 alley on both sides. LIST South,
between I'd and Sd East; all special taxes
paid: 500 per foot
50xl35 on state, 2ik blocks north OF
Eagle Gate; 1880. -,
speciai taxes paid $50 foot.
LITTLE & LITTLE,
No. / West Second South Street
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
nELICATESsEN,

Your mouth must water every time you
go into this clean little shop. with every
thing prepared in fine taste to eat. Good
business, with no competition. and room
for enlargement. Good location, satisfac-
tory lease, fine patronage, $500 will ham
die
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
WE HAVE IMITATORS. BUT NO
RIVALS.
ALADDIN,s LAMP.

You can rub it for several thousand
dollars yearly on an investment of only
$500. Advertising or sales experience deslr-
able. Eastern firm. Unusual opportunity
for good man. Address s q, Herald-Re-
publican.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm
of Osborn & Watts, doing business at
No. SO E. 4th So street, city, is THIS day
dissolved by mutual consent. The bust
ness will be continued by John Osborn,
Jr.. who has assumed all bills owing by
said firm and who is authorized to
collect all moneys owing thereto.
JOHN OSBORN, JR.,
GEO. w. WATTS.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12

FOR LEAsE-sToRE ROOM, Sx2O
FEET. SOUTH SIDE EAST SECOND
South, BETWEEN MAIN AND STATE
STREETS; FOUR YEARS. RENT $3.50:
PRICE $500. HURRY. ADDRESS S I3.
LD-REPUBLICAN.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

YOU WANT TO SEE
BEAUTIFUL IDLEWILD,
ETH SOUTH. nth EAST,
IN THE CITY LIMITS.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12

WANTED OF gentlemen to board
and room in private house. No. 6
Pugsley court.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A bargain: Mahogs ny
case, metrostyle pianola. Call lnd- phone
55O9
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
A WAD OF MONEY

A WAD OF MONEY
can be made in this 12-rrn house. close to
Main street, rent only $40; owner can
show profit of $50 per month and you can
do better this summer Price, 81, $50, part
cash.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12

IF YOU ARE A HOTEL. MAN
we have a rare proposition in a 72-rm
European hotel that can be handled for
$1,000. We can also give you particulars
on any good hotel proposition in .1e city
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
A BUSY GRoCERY CHEAP.

In fine residence district, high-class
trade; meats IN connection. Rent, includ-
ing 3 living rooms, $50. Fixtures. horse
and wagon, $780,. Stock at invoice.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12

The Addition That Is Booming Today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12

GOOD PAYING BUSINESS in Salt
Lake for sale or trade for real estate or
land. 2 %. Herald Republican.
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BIRRELL-SHIPP REALTY COMPANY,
16 EXCHANGE PLACE
NEWHOUSE BLDG. (Ground floor)
3333-EITHER PHONE-3333.
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CAFE CROWDED TO

Delay not a minute to get hold of this
busy State street restaurant. RecelptS
$50 per day. Owner is i'll. and must leave
Only $500, and you can get terms.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We take this means of thanking our
friends and the lodges, also the Rev.
Simpkin, and the singers, for their kind
ness to us during the sickness and death
of our husband and father; also for the
many floral offerings.
MRS MARY LINDORFF AND CHILL
DREN
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RooMING HOUSES.

sls00-15 rooms. close in, Rnt s65, good
lease. Income now S185. A good buy.
$685. rooms on Main street at excep-
tional terms; $3.50 cash, $3.50 in 30 days,
and balance monthly of about $50. These
are the best terms we have ever had on
rooming house. The furniture is ex-
ceptionally good
S50o-10 rooms on Main street. with a
! and u year lease. You can't beat 1t
in the city.
WE HAVE JUST LISTED A GROOM
HOTEL BUILDING FITTED WITH
MAHOGANY FURNITURE THROUGH
TERESTED SEE US AS WE ARE THE
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12

SMALL ROMING HOUSZ SNAP.
modern rooms of good furniture, close
in, and clearing $50 per month, Watch the
price-S550 cash-buy this now and save
$500
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS.
If you can't get a suitable rooming
roOming house, look this up; % rooms in
2. 8 and Arm suites. beautifully fur
nished and full of the best class of peo-
pie, receipts $lSs per month; 81 900 re-
quired.
$3.50 PROFITS-S250
Cigar store in a prominent location, a
nice roomy place where the boys like to
drop in. Can show sales $50 per day,
large slough room, cheap rent. VIII in
voice.
JUST THE PLACE FOR A BUTCHER
One of the best meat markets on the
/ east side, good family trade, good lease,
central loca ton. everything up-to-date /;
| $1,000 will handle.
A n. HUMPHREYS,
Is w End South ST.
Bell 41S3. Ind 413i
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1t would be a surprising thing IL any
one who contempiates buying real es-
tate in OF near this city should over
look a single real estate ad IN this
paper. OF course. il MIGHT happen.
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A. N HUMPHREYS,
No. Is West End South ST.
Bell 4lSS. Ind 4134