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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-11-11
,SALMAGUNDI

noon gives 700 as the latest
estimate of oddie's majority.
Mems laundry wanted by Mrs
E. E. Davis. Satisfaction guar
enteed.
One of those $3.50 Genuine Cut
Glass salad or fruit dishes, will be
a nice gift. Other pieces from 80
cents upwards $4,000. At Winter
mantel Jewlery store.
Do not let your watch go to ruin
from neglect. Remember that
my bushes is the care of watches.
Take your watch to Dean Harrison
and let him examine and repair
it..
Your choice of Laughlin lax
gold Fountain pens $1,000
different stylis. At Wintermantels
Jewelry store. s
In a rush yesterday the proof
Of the precinct returns was not
read and several very bad errors
shove up in two precincts. They
appear today with the errors
corrected.
A dispatch from the Phoebe
Chronicle this forenoon stated that
Lincoln county complete gave Mr..
Horsey rs majority. AS Mr..
Taber is 389 ahead so far in this
county this leaves him 3I4 major
ity in the district with Clark
county yet to hear from. This
elects Mr.. Taber judge of the
fourth judicial district. The In
3Aendent extends its conngratu-
la2,ts'and wishes Judge Taber
success on the bench.
The Gazette dispatch yeste rday
afternoon was in error in giving
New Hampshire as electing a DEM
ocratic governor. The old moss
baSks there still vote the republi-
can ticket.
The democrats did fairly well
through the east in tuesdays cleo
tions. New York. Ohio, Indiana
and New Jersey elected democratic
legislatures, which means gain
of four United States senators.
Nebraska and Montata are still in
doubt on the senatorial question.
In addition to this there is a gain
of 81 seats in the house of repre-
sentatives, which gives the den o.
Gratis 226 members to the republi-
can I64. This means that Cannon
ism will pass into history after
March 4th.
Alfred Bruce received dispatch
last evening from Winnemucca
stating that George Grant was
dead. The remains will be brought
here for burial. Mr.. Grant lived
in Elko many years and has many
friends here who regret to learn
of his death. He was a member of
Elko Lodge No. I8 l. o. o. F. and
the flag is at half mast today as a
token of respect to his memory.
We have not learned when the
funeral will be held.
According to our figures, Jones
leads Rjddell "a votes for state
senator, with Contact, Bryan,
Shafter, Mardis, Cloverdale and
Tecoma yet to hear from. The
chances are about even on the vote
from these PRECINCTS.
Advertisements TeIegraphed.
Acting on the idea that q busines,
man, or, in fact, anyone, will open and
read telegram where a circular
[ build be thrown into waste basket
A9ersons who have heretofore
usaLSfhe mails for reaching prospec
tive customers are now using the new
Ietter.telegram system of the teie
(~graph companies, says the New York
Tribune. One firm recently turned in
about four thousand dispatches to be
sent In one night for that purpose.
Where form is used with number
OF addresses in the same city, the
form is wired through once, and the
addresses are sent with It, to be
copied OF and delivered by the re.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-11-11
PRECINCT RETURNS
JACK CREEK

Miller 0, Roberts 4.SpraGue 6.
Dickerson 6. Ge9ax 0. Oddie a.
Easton 5. Ross s. Wall o.
Norcross 8.
Rrodigan 4 Douglas 6.
Mcmillan 4. Ryan 6.
Davis 8. Eggers z.
Ahern 4. Deadly 6.
Baker s, Springmeyer 5.
Josephs 6, .Legate 4.
Booth s, Farnsworth 5.
Bray 6, Smith 4.
Ryan 6, Watson 4.
Fisk /, Henderson 8, Reeve. z.
Ried 0.
O'Brien 8.
For Amendment 0. Against O.
Horsey 5, Taber 5.
Clark A. Coryell z. Dorsey /,
Jones 4, Riddell 4.
Mcbride S, Mcintosh 7, Miller
z, Rus. ell 2, Schoer z. Skaggs 8,
Snider 6, Sproule 2, Tavelle 2.
Cotant Is, Harris 125.
Mcnamara SO, Voight so Walling
IL.
Bruce 2, Greathouse z.
Mallett z, Weathers 2.
Miller 8.
Dysart Is.
Frissell 8, Haws 6.
Hesson 8.
Moody 8, Woodruff 7.
Griswold 8.
HALLECK
Harris l, Nixon 9, Pittman 9.
Miller Roberts 8. Sprague IL
Dickerson 8. Oddie IL.
Easton IL, Ross 8.
Norcross Is.
Brodigan 9, Douglass 10.
Mcmillan 9, Ryan 8.
Davis z, Eggers IL.
Ahern 7, Deadly 10.
Baker, 9, Springmeyer IL.
Josephs 10, Legate 7.
Booth 8, Farnsworth 10.
Bray IL, Smith 6.
Ryan 10, Watson 9.
Fisk 0, Henderson ID, Reeves
l, Reid IL.
O'Brien IL.
Horsey 4, Taber 13.
Clark IL Coryell 8. Dorsey 9,
Jones 9. Riddell IL.
Mcbride Is, Mcintosh l6, Miller
IL, Russell II, Schoer 5, Skaggs S,
Snider l, Sproule 10, Tavele 4.
Cotant II, Harris 9.
Mcnamara 8, Weight IL,
Walling 8.
Bruce 9, Greathouse 10.
Mallett 10, Weathers 9.
Miller ID,
Dysart IL.
rflSSell IL, daWS a.
Hesson ID.
Moody 10, Woodruff 7.
Griswold 16.
NORTH FORK
Harris l, Nixon Is, Pittman 10.
Miller 0, Roberts IL. Sprague
10.
Dickerson II. Gegax o, Oddie 8.
'Easton 10, Ross 10, Wall 0.
Norcross 10.
Brodigan 13, Douglass IL.
Mcmillan IL, Ryan IA.
Davis z, Eggers II.
Ahern Is, Deadly 13.
Baker IL, Springmeyer ID.
Josephs 13, LeHate IL.
Booth 10, Farnsworth Ia.
Bray 10, Smith Is.
Ryan 10, Watson IL.
Fisk 0, Henderson %, Reeves
2, Reid 10.
O'Brien II.
Horsey II, Taber 8.
Clark 8, Coryell IS, Dorsey /.
Jones IL, Riddell ID.
Mcbride IA. Mcintosh 5. Miller
IL, Russell 8, Schoer IL, Skaggs
8, Snider 10, Sproule II, Tavells
10.
Cotant IL, Harris IL.
Mcnamara ID, Voight 10,
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Josephs II, Legate IL.
Booth IL, Farnsworth IA.
Bray Is. Smith IA.
Ryan Is. Watson S3.
Henderson %, Reeves 2, Reid
10.
O'Brien 1S.
Horsey 8. Taber 18.
Clark 8. Coryell IL, Dorsey 8.
Jones II, Riddell II.
Mcbride II, Mcintosh 9, Miller
IL. Russell 10. Schoer IL, SkaaRs
3, Snider 8, Sproule IA, Tavelle 8.
Cotant 8, Harris 81.
Mcnamara IL, Voight IL,
Walling l.
Bruce 10. Greathouse IL.
Mallett FL, Weathers s.
Miller 90.
Dysart %.
Frissell Is. Haws IA.
Hesson %.
Moody Is. Woodruff IS.
Griswold %.
WEILAND
Nixon 6, Pittman Z.
Roberts 4, Sprague 9.
Dickerson IL, Oddie 8.
Easton 8, Ross 10. Wall
Brodigan 10, Douglass 4.
Mcmillan 3, Ryan II.
Davis II, Eggers 4.
Ahern 8, Deadly IL.
Baker II, Springmeyer 8.
Josephs IL, Legate 2.
Booth l, Farnsworth 10.
Bray IL, Smith 2.
Ryan IL, Watson 2,
Fisk 2 Henderson 8, Reeves 8,
Reid S.
O'Brien 9.
AAOESSy % 1dDeT D.
Clark 3, Coryell 6, Dorsey 4.
Jones 7, Riddell 9.
Mcbride 9. Mcintosh z, Miller
z, Russell 4, Scho.r 8, Skaggs
8. Snider 8. Sproule 8. Tavelle S.
Cotatnt 5, Harris 10. .-
Mcnamara 6. Voight 9.
Bruce 0. Greathouse Is.
Mallett 6, Weathers 8.
Miller IL.
Dysart Is.
Frissell S. Haws 8.
Hesson 10.
Moody 8. Woodruff 7.
Griswold II.
Klatte 7. Hunter 8, Wheeler
2, Wilcox 1.
Ouderkirk 8. Rutherford 8.
O'NEIL
Pittman 8.
Roberts 2, Sprague 6.
Dickerson 8, Oddie S.
Easton 2. Ross 6.
Norcross 4.
Brodigan a, Douglass 8.
Mcmillan 2, Ryan 6.
Davis 2, Eggers 6.
Ahern !, Deadly z.
Baker q, Springmeyer 8.
Josephs a, Legate 2.
Booth /, Farnsworth 6.
Bray 6, Smith 2.
Ryan 5, Watson 2.
Fisk I, Henderson z, Reeves 2,
Reid 3.
O'Brien 4.
Horsey 5, Taber 2.
Clark l, Coryell 6, Dorsey !,
Jones 2, Riddell 6.
Mcbride 8, Mcintosh 6. Schoer 6
Skaggs 4, Snider I,ITavelle. -
Cotant 2, Harris 6.
Weight z, Walling /.
Greenhouse z.
Mallett 5, Weathers 2.
Miller 6.
Dysart 3.
Frissell s, Haws q.
Hesson d.
Moody s, Woodruff 8.
Griswold s.
MoNETLLo
Harris IA, Nixon 10, Pittman 10. |
Miller II, Roberts I6. Spraoue IN
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-14

Chelan County Will Be in
Same District With
Spokane.

Chelan county will net vote for
Congressman William l.. La Toilette
to succeed himself two years hence.
This is to be brought about by the
creation of two congressional dis
tricts in eastern Washington with the
dividing line at the southern border
of Spokane county, collecting Spo
kane and the counties of the north
into one district and putting Whit
man and the other southern and
central counties, including the towns
of Walla Walla, North Yakima, Pas
co and Ellensburg in the southern
district.
This is the program being outlined
by the legislative delegation in Spo-
kane county, headed by State Sena-
tor Harry Rosenhaupt, who, it is
stated, may be an aspirant for the
republican congressional nomination
in 1912.
There is every indication that
Washington. by the new census. will
have two more representatives i'll
congress- The state will be redis-
tricted to give probably three mem
bers on the west side and two in
eastern Washington. The Spokane
delegation is to line up with forces
from the west side to make the d.
viding line extend along the south
ern border of this county.
The present proposed division
would put Spokane. Lincoln, Stevens,
Ferry, Okanogan and possibly Che
Ian, in one district, which. under the
official census. would show a popu-
lation of 215, 031. The southern dis
trict would include Whitman, Gar
field. Asotin, Column ia, Walla Walid
Adams, Franklin, Douglas, Benton
klickitat, Yakima and kittitas, with
not quite so large a population, there
being 409,705 people in eastern
Washington.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-14

at the continued success which his
company is meeting on this his third
week this season in Wenatchee 1t
is surprising, not that good business
continues, but that such a capable
company of actors can be gathered
to give such finished productions at
admission prices so low as are fixed
by the Bell company.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-14

comedy element was rather stronger
than the average, Miss Spencer as
the nanny and Miss Dare as the
old maid, carrying off honors. But
Ter and Sweatman did some stunts
between acts that helped to pass a
very enjoyable evening. This play
will be repeated at the Saturday mat
inee at bargain prices. 1t is a play
which anyone could enjoy.
Comedy, pure and simple. will en-
gage the talents of the Bell company
tonight. THE Circus Girl is the
offering. The adaptability of these
people to comedy situations will
stand them in good stead, for the
play is one of the really farces of
late years.
Raymond Bell is much gratified
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-14
COMEDY TONIGHT
Bell Company Will Give Another
| Laugh Provoking Production.

THE Sweetest Girl inDixie" may
not have been the best show present
ed here, but to listen to the opinions
of the crowd as they left the theatre
last night, would make one think so.
1t is a sweet, we'll written story of
the love and devotion of Baby to
her northern sweetheart, in face of
the fact that she is engaged to the
theirs home.
All members of the cast showed
up to good advantage, no special
mention being due to any one. The
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-14
OH|OANS AMAZED
At FRUIT
Best Kind of Publicity Be
ing Received by Wenat-
chez Without Expense.

Wenatchee apples continued to be
towns and villages. In nearly every
| instance when some booster has sent
| a box or two from here to friends
CT relatives in the east. the fruit has
been displayed in store windows.
| Sidewalks have been blocked day
after day by the wondering hundreds
who stand and gaze at the marvels
| of horticultural perfection.
The publicity being received by
this kind of advertising, for which
the commercial club is not paying a
cent, is priceless.
Mrs. T. n. Bright called at the
World office yesterday afternoon
and reported a case Of this kind at
her former home in Geneva, Ohio.
She shipped to her daughter there
with the results recorded in the home
paper as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. n S. Bright re-
ceivei on Thursday a large box full
CT very beautiful apples sent by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Bright
from Wenatchee, Wash, where they
own property and are residing at
present. There are fourteen varie-
ties of the apples, among the lead
ing beauties being Winesaps, Rome
Beauty, Winter Bananas, Black Twig.
Black Ben Davis, Hoover, etc, and
nothing finer can be imagined than
the specimens of SpitZe1bergs with
ruby hues and light green coloring
near the stems The gift handsome
ly exhibits the quality of the fruit
grown at Wenatchee. '-Geneva co.
Free Press-Times.
Not only did the local newspaper
comment, but the Daily Beacon-Rec-
ord of Ashtabula, Ohio, contained
the following correspondence:
Geneva, Dec. 3.-The window at
Bright's drug store is very attract
i've with a fine display of Washing
ton apples, sent by Mr.. and Mrs. T.
n. Bright of Wenatchee. There are
fourteen varieties of the apples, in
Guiding the Stay, one sample of
which weighs II ounces, the big yell
low Winter Banana AMI Hoover
which is such a dark red that it |
looks nearly black, and many others. !
MIR. and Mrs Bright are perfectly
satisfied in their western home and !
hope others from this section will |
join the already large Ohio colony" |
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-14
Democrats Discuss Legislation.

indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 14.-Dem-
ocratic members elect of the lower
house of the Indiana legislature
rounded up for a conference at the
Denison hotel this afternoon to dis
cuss the work of organization and
the legislative program for the ap-
preaching session. The several mem
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-28
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

YOU KNOW OF SALT LAKES GREAT
YOU OUGHT y 70 oo Know OF OUR
. BARGAINS.
$lio0-New 4-room house, pantry and
clothes closet, room for bath. water
ana electric lights In house; lot
2S3x140 feet to alley. Good terms.
liberal discount for cash
SlSoo-A 4.room house. pantry, closets
and bathroom water ana electric
lights In house, Terms $500 cash,
., balance small monthly payments.
Szooo-A 4-room modern brick house on
west side, chandeliers. cement cell
lar and cement walks. large front
porch. screened back porch Lot
s7ix125 feet to alley, Terms $3.50
.,ozo cash. balance $50 per month.
southeast. water In house. lot COX
1854 feet to alley. Terms saOo cash.
.o,oo balance s26 pei, month,
$3100-A broom modern pressed brick
cottage, close In. cement walks.
basement, lot 35ax1o5 feet to alley.
Right OF way on side. lot fenced.
Terms $500 cash, balance s25 per
month
S3l5O-A 7-room modern house, connected
with sewer, close in. east front.
lawn and shade trees Terms $500
cash. balance terms
*sSoo-A new 5-room modern white
pressed brick cottage. southeast,
fine. mantei. chandeliers. cement
walks. cement cellar. good. deep
per month.
$3Ib0-A new 5-room modern pressed
brick cottage, arranged for rooms,
with fireplace. chandeliers. cement
basement, cement walks. large lot.
Terms $500 cash. balance $50 per
month.
s426o.An s.room modern pressed brick
cottage, furnace, barn. cement
walks. trees and shrubbery. lot 62lx
l35 feet Good terms.
S4Vu-An S-room modern pressed brick
house with furnace and everything
complete. This is a corner lot and
Is in the best part OF the city. Can
be sold on terms. or will make a
liberal discount for cash. See us at
once regarding IL.
S5O0O-An S-room modern white pressed
brick house, with furnace. floors
polished. fine fireplace. lot 2ix7 rods
TO alley. This place is on the
north bench and has splendid
view
S6o0o-A fine 2-story red pressed brick
house. street paved. This place has
hardwood floors, 3 fireplaces, fur
mace. This place can be sold on
terms. Investigate same.
s62oo-A Groom modern brick bungalow
near. the university. Hardwood
floors, furnace. large lot This Is
beautiful place. See us for terms
We have three OF the finest flats and
apartment houses In the city. They arc
all paying well on the investment We
have the largest assortment OF building
lots in the city. See us for business prop
erty, trackage property and fiat sites,
We Write Fire Insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS.
62 w, End South st.
Both Phones 244.
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SPECIAL, BARGAIN,,

DOUBLE HOUSE WITH s LARGE RMS
On EACH SIDE. SITUATED ON A FINE
EtIESiDENCE STREET SOUTHEAST,
AND PAID FOR. COST 100000. MUST
sell IMMEDIATELY AND WILL
TAkE AkE $4;S00;00. S2,3oOOo DOWN, BAL
ANOTHER BARGAIN THAT MUST BE
SOLD AT ONCE.
\ NICE FIyE-RooM FRAME HOUSE
LARGE TbRRAcE. NEAR HM The RN r. 6. j.
w. DEPOT AND SHOPS SIDEWALKS
PAID FOR. IF TAKEN AT ONCE WE
WILL MAKE THE PRICE S2.5OO.OO.
COTTAGES AND HOUSES FROM 3
roo5 T9 IS + ROOMS. 90 rs VARYING IN PRICE
ALL PARTS iF;1s'So OF III THE sI6ESGo0 ciTY AND IN
OUR SPECIALITY is ACREAGE, WE
, HAVE THE LARGEST LIST OF
81 ACRES ON nth SOUTH. CLOSE
TO MURRAY. ALL IN FRUIT s2S0O,OO,
,S1,A q ACRES ON ETH SOUTH AND 4,
AS8 LENpRY sESG6 YoqT FRE ERISK aKn cEHkhE
Trees. ss.S5o.oo. i AND SHADE
10 ACRES SOUTH OF wANDAMERE
ON Eth EAST, WORTH 100000 PER
II ACRES ON 9TH EAST ALL UN-
RIGHT 6-ROOM HOUSE AND OUT
BUILDINGS. THIS WILL MAKE YOU
a GOOD LIVING FROM THE START.
THE CHEAPEST ACREAGE IN THIS
NEIGHBORHOOD. MUST BE SOLD AT
ONCE. s3.500.00.
! ACRE IN FRUIT. ETC. AND 5.
ROOM MODERN HOUSE ON STATE
ST, BETWEEN 18TH AND 14TH
SOUTH. S3,50000.
&c ACRES SOUTH OF WANDAMERE
on 7TH EAST. ALL GOOD LAND AND
CHEAPER BY S350.00 PER ACRE THAN
ANY OTHER LAND IN THIS RAPIDLY
GROWING NEIGHBORHOOD
ia ACRES ON 7TH EAST IN AL
FALF,A. FULL WATER RIGHTS VERY
CHEAP FOR THIS NEIGHBORHOOD,
WE'VE GOT THE ACREAGE. COME
AND SEE US.
SEARS INVESTMENT CO..
Ii EAST THIRD SO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-28
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

YOUNG & YOUNG.
HOOPER BLOCK. EAST 1ST so ST.
S2soo-s;R0oM sIs MODERN ON ST.
s55oo-NEW 5-RooM MODERN BRICK.
CAN FINISH TWO MORE
s11Y 1Y5o0-ELEGANT MODERN HOUSE.
CAB GGARAgE. 4 ,3;E ETC. NEAR BRIGHAM
ssooO-ERAME ET AsII HOUSE. LARGE LOT.
SEVEN FER CENT INVESTMENT
BUSINESS BLOCK, EAST OF MAIN. ON
SECOND SOUTH.
5000 PER FOOT ON FIRST SOUTH 6
FIRST WEST. CORNER BARGAIN.
STATE ST. AT $1,000 PER FOOT.
MAIN ST. BLOCK, LEASE EXPIRES
NEW LEASE. -
DAVIS COUNTY. THE GARDEN SPOT.
WE HAVE A LONG LIST.
Also IN COTTONWOoD SOME
GOOD LAND AT S226 PER ACRE.
APARTMENT HOUSE IN THE CITY.
VACANT LOT INCLUDED. NOW PAYS
PER CENT, BY IMPROVING VACANT
GROUND WILL PAY II PER CENT
$500 PER ACRE ON 18TH EAST. l5
GRoUND. WILL soc SOON EN BE 81 SELLING ING
AT $500 FOR a BUILDING LOT.
BUY LOTS OR ACREAGE IN THE
SOUTHEAST, THE MOST DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE LOCATION IN THE
CITY.
YOUNG & YOUNG,
HOOPER BLOCK. EAST 1ST SO.
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S12.b0n.

VIE
very flne corner In the eastern
part OF town. nine room bunGa-
low. beamed ceilings, paneled
walls. bu!lt-in bookcases, win
DOW seats. very fine buffet, built
In, living room and library fln-
ished In maple. oak floors, dining
room and reception hall finished
In selected mahogany; refriger- 2
ator. built in: full basement, sub
dlvided; hot-water heat, large
light laundry room; grounds arc
beautifully parked, with shrub
berry and perennial flowers, por-
COLA with grape vines; we'll light
ed and ventilated attic; house all
adobe lined. II you are looking
for something good for less than
you can build. be sure and see
us about this.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO.
351 Main Street. Phones 27.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go on Your Bond.
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WE MAY NOT BE AgTHoR1TY ON
EASTER HATS, BUT WE DO KNOW
WE CAN SHOW PROPERTY THAT
Is CHEAP AND WILL MAKE YOU
MONEY.
Sll5O.OO-4-room frame house and small
lot. $40 So. End East. 100000
cash. balance $3.50 per month
$1,000 Ozone i-room frame. one 3-room
frame, lot 50X140 feet TO alley on
Post street. s350o0 cash, bal
ance like rent.
S4400. .c0-Your last chance 10 get this beau
tful 5-room modern, red pressed
brick cottage, hot water heat.
large lot, good barn and chicken
houses. fruit trees: In fact an
Al place on 9th East.
$500 00-E,ech, of the best built 5-room
modern pressed brick cottages in
the city: they have tiled floor
class in proportion: located just
off Brigham on y street
s3O0.00 per foot, corner 9Th South and
State; Main street is held at
$4,000 per foot higher; is II
s75,OOO.OO or sSO,000o0 to build
on this piece. and agree to rent
the building.
S500.00 per foot: on state street, between
ith and oth South.
s300.00 per foot; 66Xl65. State street, be-
tween 5th and 9Th South
$225OO per foot, i1lXl32 feet, State street,
between 9th and 7th South, fac
5000 90 per foot, l0x1O corner State street
and 7th South.
s125.00 per foot, State street, between Sth
and 9th South.
s135O.o0; 50Xl50 feet, corner 10th South
and State.
We have other pieces OF State street
property upon which we would like TO
make you prices.
We are agents for Emerson Heights;
We are agents for Federal Heights,
We are agents for the choicest lots on
Capitol hill.
we are agents for the choicest lots on
east bench,
In fact we are agents for the choicest
lots In all parts of the city.
If YOU HAVE n BARGAIN. SEE Us.
II YOU WANT a BARGAIN, SEE US.
DANLEY & JOHNSON,
so West 3rd South.
Both phones 4426.
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TURN THE TABLES,
BE INDEPENDENT,
OWN A I0N1E

TURN THE TABLES,
BE INDEPENDENT,
OWN A HOME
WITH YOUR RENT MONEY.
HAND US $500 AND MOVE YOUR
FAMILY INTO THAT FINE SIX ROOM.
STRICTLY MODERN PRESSED BRICK
HOME. NO. 439 4TH AVE. BALANCE
CAN BE PAID IN SUMS OF $50 PER
MONTH GET BUSY AND PICK UP
THIS SNAP, HOUSE NOW RENTS FOR
$50 PER MONTH
OR HAND US
5000 AND MOVE INTO THAT NICE
NEW THREE ROOM PRESSED BRICK
COTTAGE IN LOUISE COURT. III Il.
It'll so, $40 PER MONTH WILL PAY
THE BALANCE.
OR GIVE US
s4o0 AND MOVE INTO THAT NICE
FOUR-ROOM PRESSED BRICK IN
SAME LOCATION. $50 PER MONTH
WILL PAY THE BALANCE
If YOU WANT TO
BUY OR SELL, SEE
a, MCCLELLAN 6 CO,
63i w, 2ND so.
1850
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5-RooM MODERN BRICK. sTH
4-RooM MODERN BRICK. w. \. S'''''
5-RooM FRAME AND BARN, 75X
4-RooM BRICK AND BARN. is5X -'''O
DoUBLE S-RooM BRICK AND 5. -''''
ROOM MODERN BRICK, CLOSE
IN; TERMS Observation-Disclosures. $500
4-ROoM MODERN BRICK, CLOSE
s-RooM MODERN BRICK. CLOSE -'''v
7-RooM MODERN BRICK. E 2ND '''OO
soSSis5 , FEET, S. E., EASY s.oo ."o
5ox125 FEET. STATE AND 11TH ''
SO, EASY TERMS .......... $50
5oXl40 FEET. so. 3RD E, EASY
5oXl52 FEET. NEAR o. S. L.
EASY TERMS s,.,............ 500
GO LOOK AT PARAMOUNT SPRINGS
3 CAR LINES, SHADE TREES, CE-
MENT WALKS. WATERMAN SUGAR
HOUSE BUSINESS SECTION THEY
CHARGE YOU MORE MONEY WITH
OUT THESE IMPROVEMENTS WHY
DO YOU PAY 1T?
LOTS ALL PARTS OF CITY, EASY
TERMS, WE HAVE MORE OF THEM
THAN ANY ONE COMPANY,
66 WEST BIRD so. ST.
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$4,000,

An eieht-room modern cottage
on First avenue; street paved.
sewer connected, sidewalk paid
heat, refrigerator built in. lot AJAX
lob feet, south front. close in, rea-
sonable terms can be arranged.
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PEAL ESTATE
.orrNcEMEN1'.

ADVANCEMENT.
~ Arirs Arncs TO the public thai
ern,gI ucnonduct a special de:
5nal' ale OF FARMS an6
re as we propose TO use
kinass, asort and energy In the
"a, ,Sis department. and So
q! tn,s az from those Wishing
1qelssrrn ssrrnerica. as in England,
10 1in srs becoming the
eis eur country; as time
o Il, II, become more verified,
Y, g,af YOU let US help you
LA STARTER:
In water right. 8 miles
VIZ. VIZ good 4-room brick
elu sheds, chicken coops
$3.50 cash. A splendid
ss-ont s 10 show it TO you.
alI In bearing orchard;
=, ,rirht; splendid concrete
y 'nbs Sranary. sheds, barn,
1oII h1,v on l4th South. We
rou 10 see it
~ very choice land. with
water right; } acre In
years old, choice varle-
ysier for raising 100000
Plthin city limits. Reason
miles north; fine bench
water right. 4 acres
rshard and berries; sew
IN alfalfa; 5 room mod
hnuse. barns, granary,
.lements OF all kinds A
na and cheap.
mi appear each week ana
IN watch them.
10 BUY A FARM, SEE
70 SELL A FARM. SEE
<Y & JOHNSON.
Rest Ord South.
& Phones 4426' So
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Large and small homes Of the
better class
S2bO0.

FlVe-room modern brick on a
corner IN the southeast part of
town; sewer and sidewalk nnid
ior' sewer connected; very rea-
sonaole terms can be arranged.