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Arizona republican., 1910-02-01
THE WORST DISASTER
 IN WESTERN MINING
0ne Hundred And Forty Nine Believed to be dead h
 [. r. L Mine at PPimero, Col. RESULT 0F AN EXPLOSION THAT WRECKED SHAFT

Men at the Top Mangled to Death by the Force of It. The Ensuing Pitiful Scenes When Women and Chil- dren Gathered About the Mouth of the Pit-After Recovery of Struggling Bodies This Morning Res Came Upon Mass of SeventyNine.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-01
ALL RANDOLPH LINES
 NOW UNDER LINE NAME
Articles of Incorporation of the Arizona Eastern Rail-
 road Company to be Filed Today
DESCRIPTIONS OF THE LINES BUILT AND PROPOSED

Provision For a Line From Yuma to Lordsburg via Phoenix, Contingent, However, on the Approval of Application For Right of Way Through Gila Can yon-How, Otherwise, It Is Proposed to Extend the System to the Durango Coal Fields.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-01
WEATHER TODAY.

For Arizona-Fair and colder Tues
 day; Wednesday fair.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

A gl0om was cast over the Arsi0la
district Monday when the rcport was
circulated that Nm. Williasu Luxt0n
hsd drowned her S-ysss-o,d daughter.
NJ. Luxton and . neighins were pat.
ting up hay IN the Luxton ranch vest
Of ArsIola aud about 10 o'clock M.
Luxton told the neight,os that he would
p 10 the hossas and tell his wlls IN get
dinner. that her mind was In such con.
ditioa that vnlsss be told her u wss
dinner time she might nat psepass the
m,sal. When he rsached the houss he
oovid not nnd his vile nor the llttle
girl, and one At the buys told his father
that mamma he'd enns 10 Costes and
he'd sald that she would take taby
away and nat bring her L,ack. Thh
alarmed M. Luxton and gstting nm
hosss ne followed his wies aud overlook
her this SIDE AZ CosteA He asksd her
what she bad dime with the tAby, aud
shs replied that she he'd drowned II In
Q tub a water and placing the hody In
the csllas he'd covssed u With gunny
acks. ~. l.sxtoa could scarcely
bsiisvs The awssl ssosy, bot sesssuias
hons - lnst - hh hosss would carry
him, calDsa bib nslghlsos and tn,d him
what Nm. Lsxtos hsA md. Thgsthss
they enssssA the esilss aud thsss lbund
the lilslso Indy n the child. TIE
mother vent os 10 Cossss and informed
shs sAsss6 ~ whas 80 had Aeas, end
w. losks1 ~ II ths county jsll.
~. end Nm. I.sxtoa end The ten
o,dss ehildsss wsss 10 The haiti a
ssliag bssaklAsl hstpss The lieals gisl
vas Up, and u = Supposed that sessss
tlms slsss NJ. Luxtoa whsa 70 wosk
asA Wills ~ o.dss ehildssa wsss out
playlag The saoelsss olled . tsb With
valss ard tahlng W. ehiDA ese q tsd
hsld 10 bod uadss W. watss smlll u
- dsaA. Ths dlssassd mlsA = shs
sssshss had sssss,vs1 ~ ~ tAas
ssas sss vesl1 lajsss ~ shll1 ss1 10
shls1A u ~ tsnt " M.
~ 1ssssul sssvIsss vsss IN
We1aa1a0. ~. 1anas = Costs1,
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08
nAo coeebeotjoa.

Al Q o'clock Tuesday morning, July
5th, the day II the big celebration at
Dolores, the prospects for IN sll-day's
rain was oil that could have teen
wished fps, but beiors 8 O'Clock the
ckDuds had broken and the sun was
shining, and by noon the town wss
nllsd With people. The chief attrac.
tIo0s wss hoss racing, foot racing,
Indian parade aud bassl,ail.
The free-for-ali race was won by
Haller's horse; Nash's mare, second.
The saddls hosse saCs was won by
AcConnell's hosss- Cheyenne. ani;
Keits, second.
Bob Nsah's pony took nnt money.
and Jim Nash's, SECOND, IN the pony
race.
The Indian nee was Won BY Red
Cloud's mn, jack; Marry Anna, second.
The boys sace was won by Hin;
Short, second.
rhs girls ssce w. won ~ Danpheoe
Ritter;
An Interesting ssn.s At hall was
played by the Lebanon and Costes
teams which resulted In the following
scOee:
Cost-z 20 o 80 0 o "a
Lebanon. o I o 90 80 0-3
The Cortsx hand Furnished excellent
music.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

Tue pasassssn a The staes that
runs froas Nosvood 70 PiacssvtDls we're
tssatsd 10 . esavlns o,d-tinss hssdsp a.
Thussday a lass wssk. A. ths sea0s
souaAsd . essvs h ~ rod ~ driver
was sosmasssAsd 10 halt, wh.eb ~ DID.
A sheet nee With asash me1s ftew
the llaiag a Q esas stssve over BIB ~
end . ~ sSs h BIZ hssd thsa rsllsv.
"a ~ passsaasss Il tAsls cas6.
ansosasins - olaSn 81, end tahiag Ne
mail snek slleveA shsa y sssslsss
thsls jsssssy. Whss ~ saaGs ssosAs6
plssssvllls ~ sAsst0 q ~ nloss.
asA nsatssas essatiss vsss sellos1 =
whae ~ ssssssd as1 peass seasls1
n psesnle q ~ han1ls - soeA TAsv
Gsse1 ~ p1sss vAsss W. aall aasA
~ toee eposs1 ~ sssese9 eea0lo.
-. ~ = ~ sspnsls ~ es1Gqs ~
~ Aesa aqpdDAan1eA " "A a y
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

u look = u the winning u The Lls
fight at Reno By Johnson wss going Ia
put the 6sht moving psctusss In the
undesirable clsaa Alssady nosics hes
bssn given BY The oasscisls a many II
ous citIes that the nGbt cannot b. e.
hlblted In the Territory they govern.
Thh h . god thing bscsuss The sshl.
bltIoa a psss nghts can 10 soshlns
but pnisou 70 tbs nsiad a the children
who pstso0iss thess asoving picture
showa Thew b no doubt thss I'D tbs
white man won the fight thsss would
b little o. no ol.jscslosss 10 thsss pse-
tuss showa
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08
Americas 0rsatsst Wsssxly
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Al TnkarAxA (Ahkn

Americas 0sSstsss Wsssgty
the TOLEDO GLADE
~ Toledo. Ohio.
The best known newspaper In the
United States.
Circulation 90 900. Popular In Every
State.
The seventy.fourth year VI IL exist.
cece hnds the Toledo Blade more pUpu-
~ than 81 any period 81 IL remaSksble
cafeer. IL 10 now read each week BY
more than million psOple. lts l1sld d
nOl circumscribed by State boundaries,
0vt involves the length and breadth u
tne United States, giving u IN uuQusur
tlonabie right of claiming 10 b. the
esratest national weekly newspaper 10
the country.
The Weekly blade 10 distinctly !
iaMiiy newspaper. The Que object Of
~ publishers hns always been TO make
y NJ for the American home, for the
nreside, aud Of interest," 70 every mem.
0er OF the family. To fulnll this Dur.
p0se II 10 kept clean and wholesome.
Cbe news Of the world h handled In !
comprehensive manner, and the various
oepartments of The Blade are edited
With psinstaking care. The House.
bold page 10 . delight TO the women
and children; current affair are treated
edltorisily without prejudice; the serial
stories are selected with the Idea Of
pleasing the greAtest number Of fiction
lOSers; the question bureau 10 . scrap
book Of information; the Farnsteed
Ooiunins are conducted with the pus-
p0se Of giving the patrOns . medium
Tor the exchange of ideas and iuforma-
ton on farm topics. No department
b neglected, but every feature 10 taken
care Of with the idea Of making The
Blade worth many times the price Of
subScription-one dollar . year.
a Sample copies mailed free. Address,
THE BLADE,
Toledo, Ohio.
The Dolores Star and Toledo Blade
one year 600. cash In advance.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08


John Franklln Boeye Of Fort Worth.
Texas, will deliver m illustrated lect-
urs, 1.-THE Holy Land" In the -. +.
church Tuesday evening. July i2th, at
8 O'Clock. The Views, were taken BY
Mr.. Boeye while visiting In Palestine.
aud his lecture h baaed on personal
observations.
Following are some comments on the
lecture:
A positive genius for clothing old
storiss In new and attractive snrb. The
lecture was given bel0se . larvs gather
Ing that completely flled the hos,se.--
Daily Herald, Gunnisoo, Texas.
Delightfully."- clear light that focuses
the picture sharply on the screen. The
next hest thing 10 . tour In the Holy
Land b to listen to this Lecture. Rev.
J. L. Hole, Montrose, Colo.
Rarely, u ever, has . more interest
Ing and instructive address teen heard
here. Florence tColo.) Daily Tribune.
Every one was delighted. Rev. J. T.
Thorton, pastor N. II. church, South
friedrich, Oklahoma.
Al the Methodist church Tuesday
evening, July ~. Admission sc and
i5c. Children who have not the means
% pay the ad,nittance fee SEQ Rev.
Clark before the lecture.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPublisher.l

U. 8. Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
June 18th, lQi0.
Notice 10 hereby given that Harry v. Pyle,
Mo-, made dessert land application No. M.
serial No. 0i1aB for the SW tSE tof ssction q,
and the Nws NEt 81 section q, township 81
s s1ssth, range y west, n. - 2: Meridian, has
land proof, to establish claim To the land above
Described, before Z. J. Scharnhorst. clerk II tho
cOanty court of Ao0tesuma county, Colorado,
lSi0,
Claimant Nance as witnesses:
John n. Brumley, Charles squires. william
3. Brumisy and John n. Brumlcy all Of
Dolores, colorado.
q. n. CHARLTON, Register
Hrst pub. July !, 1870; last pub Aug s, 100.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

Services will b. held In the DODOrsu
Catholic church the third Sunday q
sach month.
Rev. Clark will hold sssvicss 10 the
Lebanon school ho0ss at Q o'clock
Sunday evening. sunday school q
n o'clock.
Preaching services In the ~. +.
church Sunday morning ct Hoo. Sun.
day School at 10 O'Clock In the morn
Ing. You are Invited 10 thess services.
REV. w. +. CLARK, Past0s
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

Another invosce of job stock received
At The Star Once yesterday. Bring In
your work and get prlces before order
Ing elsrwhers. Seeing aamples and
asking for pr,cea places you under no
obligations Whatever 10 give ~ the
work,
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

Gordon Kimhall aad Surveying sang
came In yesterday % make permanent
surveys, plans, specifications and ssti-
m'stes for water system sos the Town
of Dolores. The Town csuncil b GET
ting down 10 business nov and no
doubt the wish u the people wiil b.
carried out - speedily = possible.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

For SaIe-Fifty tons Of potatoes ai
o. per- ton 70 parties who will come
and get them; suitable for hog iced.
Inquire Of Allen Hammond, Lebanon,
Colombo.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

Arthur Hughes met With painful
accident while rssurning from the osle-
bsation at Lebanon Tuesday morning.
He was riding on . load Il talsd hay
aud In pass,ns team on the grads b.
low Matt Hammond the hale no .was
sitting on slipped throwing hIn, 70 the
ground brssking his Arm Juss sbovs
the elbow and cutting hls right sss siso
bruising the right side AZ hh iAss. He
was brought 10 hk hossss aud The arm
sst and b getting along nicely.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

Dr.. Gideon Ellis Of Msquokets,
Iowa, and q. E. Mattison Of Summit
Ridge, were callers 1t The Star ONCE
yesterday. Dr.. aud Mn. Ellis are
Waiting with their daughter, Ar.
MattisoO.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

Silver Plume Tssnpls No. -. Pythlan
sisten, desire every member 70 b.
pssssnt d the special usssiins Friday.
July ., q 2 p. M, d ths annual witt
Of the Grand Chisl.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

Thew VII b. nssstias II sll Naso~s
sd)sssst 10 Du,osss d the <. ?. bell
o. essday aflsspoos, July 70. All
Aassss ass sequssssd y attend.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

Get one u those Mccormick grind.
err, and sharpen up your sickles before
you begin cutting hay. The Rust
Lumber 4 Mercantile Co. IT,
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

Al. Bell, father Of Dr.. Bell, came In
from Cse60rne, Texas, Saturday sud h
Visiting With his son and family at
their ranch on SnRinlt Ridge.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

Me-. Frank Fulehss and chiIdrss
vest to nanc0s saturday 10 spssa ~
Fourth With ~. rulcAss Who y WORT.
Ing At that place.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

w. @. Dslt a. Dsavss, = ths new
agent In The Iosal RlO 0sasds 9outhssa
depot. Nj. Bolt succeeded J. c. Par
her. who coucludsd that doing two
mems work was two streuosss . - Sus
him
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

J. J. Harris aud family lsit saturday
for Denver where they will vislt for Q
short tune aud then 20 on 10 Bsattle.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Mn. Nsttis Ovsas = visiting ~
daughter, Mn. J. n. TStUb1e.

Nm. 0sosos Diteh1sId re- . Rico
psssnsss o. eseday's train. sstsSains
home WEDNESDAY,.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

Fur 6als Two sweep nkss, one
Fleming stacker, one new big : Moor
mick mower; oil new. Inquire Of
Dslmear . DttchneDd.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

eouduetsd he sesvisss. Ths body wsl
laid 70 mt In tbs Dolosss esusstssy.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-08

LOCAL NEWS NOTES
Mn. Nsttis Ovens y vinitlag ~
daughter, Nm. }. n. Tssabas.
Nm. OsesUs Dilehosjd re- . Riso
paassnGss On Gspday's train, sssassins
home Wsdnss1ay.
Lillian Hsstman Johnson q Dsovss,
spsnt tbs Fourth visiting With Monte
sums county friends.
Albsrt KILLER aud family came down
from Aria Sunday and spsut The
Fourth with Dosorss frssuds.
CsrpenteFs srs putting Iron % the
Rust building. This building will have
$500 square sest II nnos spscs.
J. J. Harris aud family leit Saturday
for Denver where they will visit for Q
short tune and then 90 on to SEATTLE.
Get one u those McCormlck grind.
en-, and sharpen up your sickles before
you begin cutting hay. The Rusi
Lumber 4 Mercantile Co. b.
The Ladies Auxiliary meets July Is
With Mn. II. H. Jones. Every menu
her 10 requested to b present - On
election Of Officers will b held.
A.. J. Bell, father Of Dr.. Bell, came In
from C'eburne, Texas, Saturday sud h
visiting With his son and family at
their ranch on sna,mlt Ridge.
Mn. Llxsie Eden and Mlss Emily
Honaker left Saturday for Pueblo.
Ms. Eden returned Wednesday and
Mis Honaker went on to friends In
kansaa.
For SaIe-Fifty tons Of potatoes n
$500 per- ton 70 parties who will come
and get them; suitable for hog feed.
Inquire Of Allen Hammond, Lebanon,
Colombo.
Oscar TrimbDe and Jesse Armslson9
have sold the sanch which they boaght
last winter fFOm the johnson helm, 10
AdOlph Armstrong, who viii take pos-
session at once.
just unlGadsd, . car os John Dsese
light wagons. also . few wide tsack
and wide tired wagons. Positively
nothing better ON the market. The
Rust Lumber = Mercantile 20.
The carpenters will soo0 have their
work conplesed on the additions 10
Robert MASKS house on Ninth street.
A Kitchen hes Lesn built on the North
aud . large sitting r00n, On the s0uth.
Dr.. @. Ellss, dentist, who hes bed
thirty<ight yean experiencs In the
nTsctlcs II dentistry, Will opsn On
ofIlcs for The psActics Al biz prossssion
In d.. Belle Oh oalcs shoSt ~ lsah
Of this month. ISpls
Gordon Kimhall and Surveying eang
came In yesterday 70 make pssmsnsnt
surveys, plans, specifications and ssti-
msstrs for water system sos the Town
of Dolores. The Town council b GET
ting down To business now and no
doubt the wish u the people wiil b
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-11
LIVING IN TWO HOUSES
Various Advantages Found In Ar
rangement Of One Home In
Country.

AT a place where lately visited"
sold man just back from the coun-
try. 81 found that my host had two
houses which stood about two hun
bred feet apart. He had not built
these houses but had bought them,
one after the other, together with
the grounds and some acreage proper
ty around them. If he had built here
for himself he would doubtless have
built one big house; but these two
houses served his hospitable purposes
and his own comfort very we'll.
Zone of these two houses was COM
monty occupied as the family home
and under its roof also were sheltered
guests when these were few in num-
ber but If the visitors were more nu-
merous quarters were provided for
them in the other house, which was
thus practically guest house.
"In another way the two houses
served conveniently and comfortably
for the family's own use. II either
house was being done over or repair
ed or torn up in any way the family
simply dwelt for the time in the 9th
er. With two houses equipped fol
use they can always have one il
| which they may live quite undisturb
ed"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-11
A Tala of "Iipnina."

To tip or not to tip the person who
but does his or her duty is question
recalling ain incident set down in Wal
poles "reminiscences of how king once
unwillingly encouraged the custom.
@This is strange country comment
ed George I. The first morning after
my arrival at st. James looked out
walls. canal. etc. which they told me
were mine. The next day Lord Chef
wynd, the ranger of my park. sent me
brace of calp out of my canal. and
l was told that ! must give guineas
to Lord Chetwynd's servant for bring
ing me my own carp out of my own
canal in my own park"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-11
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
OF THE WORLD
Fresno Does Not Want Them and
Chased Them Out OF
Neighborhood.

tGate City Leased Wire Service.l
FRESNO, Calf, Dec 1o.-With the
frightened departure of the leaders of
the Industrial Workers of the World
following the burning of their camp
outside of Fresno, the city officials
succeeded in restoring order this
evening. An investigation to ascer-
tain where the ringleaders OF the at
tack on members of the Industrial
Workers are is being made, but the
preponderance Of sentiment In favor
of preventing the organization from
gaining a foothold here makes an in
quiry practically useless.
The Industrial Workers were at
tackled when they attempted to speak
on the streets after the police had
been ordered not to modest them. The
speakers are said to have criticised
the attitude of the people of Fresno
toward their organization, and the
result was that several fights oc
Cured and the |. W. w. men fed tc
their camp outside town. There
they defied the mob that had collect
ed. After some parley the mob at
tackled the camp, burned the mair
tent and put its inmates to fight.
Jas. Murdoch. chief organizer Of tht
Industrial Workers of the World, was
sentenced to serve six months IL
jail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-11
Paid a Ghosts Debt.

An amusing story Of an old woman's
superstition came before Judge Drum
mond at marlborough. county Cayan,
in the course Of an action brought by
Miss Anne Brady against local farm
er named Connell.
The plaintiff said that in Juno last
the defendant told her that the ghost
of her brother Phil who had been dead
&c years, was haunting her because ho
forgot TO pay defendant 70 shAlings he
owed him. The witness was frightened
and paid the money, which the defen-
dant swore on the poker and tonGs'
was due. The defandtn said he, after
Phil died, walked nine miles to the
wake to see II he could get an oppor
tunity of mentioning the debt, but he
was not given chance. He denied
having said anything whatever about
PhiTs ghost. His honor. in giving 1udg
ment for the plaintiff, said he firmly
believed the story.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-11
FARMING BACK IN 1900
Agricuiturlst Lived In the Simplest
Manner and in the Strletsst
Economy.

In a well built cabin Of logs the
farmer lived In the simplest manner
and with the strictcst economy His
rooms were warmed and his food was
cooked by nre in . 1epiate iron
stove, which sent the gases up the
due of solitary chimney that rose
from tho middle OF the house. His
food was chiefly pork and rye, onions
and sauerkraut. milk and cheese. tuY-
nips and Indian corn. Sometimes
fresh meat was added But no beeves
nor sheep were slaughtered It'll every
part OF the carcass had been disposed
Of among the families on the neigh
boring farms.
With this exception, everything he
ate grew upon his own land Every
thing he wore was made under his
own roof The good wife and her
daughters cultivated the garden patch
that lay near the house, trained the
honeysuckles that shaded the door,
spun the fax and wooden yarn. work
ed the loom, made the cheese and
butter and, when harvest came, toiled
with the sickle in the field. II he
had servant on the farm. the man or
woman was a redemptioner.-From
McMsster's History of the American
People"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-11
BOARDING IN a CUBAN HOME
You Must Not Mention Money, but You
PAY All the Same.

you MUST INOt M0UKtoH NtoVcys ouS oo
Pay All the Same.
In Cuba, where money is not talked
Of, where no one is valued according
to his money, the need Of it is never
lessless the sword hanging over every
home. Aioney-the lack of 1T is evil
dent everywhere. but the word is new
err mentioned. writes kate Jordan In
the New Idea Woman's Magazine.
"Be sure you do not speak of mon
ey." the Cuban friend who had intro
duced us had said From her cousins
brother-in-law know the sonora ex-
poets SIS week for each of you. Put
this in an envelope with her full name
on it, which you know means not only
her husbands name. but all OF her
own family names. which will give
you. and leave 1t where she will find
it. 1t will disappear. but said our
Cuban friend proudly and sternly, lit
will never be mentioned
To eat ones three meals under the
summer sky gave holiday flavor to
what becomes habit Our table was
set under a palm on one of the gal
leries. Our first taste of the iced or
anges of Cuba was moment to be re-
membered They are peeled whole
and so close that even the juicy pods
are cut into little. A fork is stuck
into each orange. and. resting in bowl
Of ice packed all night, they are in
the morning little globes of iced liquid
/ sweetness. They are eaten while held
up on the fork on the pulp, the skeie-
ton OF the orange being left impaled
on it.
i The Havana housekeeper believes in
having the cook. with the gravity of a
prime minister. deposit the food on
the table. because to her point of view
what is meant to be hot should be
as hot as cayenne and what is meant
to be cold of polar iciness.
:. After the cooks triumphal bearing II
of fish other servants are on hand tc
give minor service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-11
HARD COAL CONCERNS
ARE STRENGTHENED
Federal Court Ruling is In Their Fa.
vor In All But One Small
Point.

tGate City Leased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, Dec. 1U.--The position
of the anthracite coal companies has
been greatly strengthened by the
ruling of the federal court at Phila-
delphia holding against the joint own
ership OF the Temple Iron company
by the anthracite corporations, but
sustaining the coal companies on all
other points and legalizing their
right to hold such securities which
they have acquired. Financial Amer
lea Will say in it's issue Monday:
Although an appeal will be taken
1t can be taken for granted that the
status of the anthracite companies
will not be changed when the supreme
court passes on the case"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-11
Maxwell & Tu1nelty
Insurance and Real Estate.
12 North Sixth Street.
EoR SALE.


A fine new seven-room cottage in
First Ward, strictly modern through
out and elegantly finished. We are
offering this model home at a price
less than it cost to build.
No CO., High Street, fine ten-room
frame house thoroughly modern.
No. 400 North 5th Street, a seven
room house, with furnace and city
water.
A six-room cottage on Orleans ST.,
with full lot.
A seven-room frame house on Reid
st. in fine condition, with full lot.
Pride, $1,400.
A four-room frame cottage, with
full lot, Reid ST. Price. $500.
A full vacant block in Reds Addi-
ton.
20 acres adjoining city limits, witt
fine improvements.
Bell ,hone 222. Black.