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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-02
TELLS OF COMPANY PLAN
FOR A NEW BOND ISSUE

New York, Nov. 26.-R. s. Lovett,
president of the Union Pacific rail-
road, today gave out statement ex-
planning the purpose Of the incorpora7
ton in Oregon on Wednesday Of the
Oregon Washington Railroad & Navi-
cation company. The new company
is capitalized at $50.00O,000 and Is
controlled by the Union Pacific.
Judge Lovett's statement says:
1.-THE Oregon Railroad & Naviga-
ton company mortgage. which limited
the bonds issued under 1t to $24 10000, :
0OO.. made no adequate provision for
new lines. Consequently, branches
and other extensions have been con-
structed from time to time by sepa-
rate corporation, 50 that the system
in Oregon and Washington, while
operated as q unit, Ia really owned
by several different companies, whose
stock is held by the Union Pacific. i.
.sThe purpose now is to vest the title
to these several pieces Of railroad IA
q single corporation and provide for
further construction and expansion to
keep pace with the rapid development
Of the Northwest BY an issue Of bonds
under mortgage that win cover an
entire and compact. system.
mo arrangements have been made
Tor the issuing Of such bonds. We are
merely getting ready to deal promptly
With conditions as they arise. We are
- linz similar aksffnn and TOR fl1A same
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-02
Indicted for /. c. Graft.

Chicago, Nov. 26. Charging that a
conspiracy existed to defraud the
Illinois Central railroad out 81 $4,-
100000. the grand jury yesterday re-
turned indictments against Frank B.
Hartman, former general manager;
John M. Taylor. Chase p. Ewing and
Joseph r. Baker. The indictments,
besides containing the general con-
spiracy charge, also contain two
counts that the men accused operated
e coincidence game" The bonds ii
each case were nxed at $z0. 900.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-02
FEDERATION OF LABOR
ADOPTS RESOLUTIONS

81. LOUIS, NOV. ZS.-Iuo american
Federation of Labor closed the Both
annual convention here Saturday night
by choosing Atlanta, Ca, as its meet
ing place for next year. The entire
list Of officers, including President
Gompers, Secretary Morrison and
Treasurer Lennon, were reelected.
The Western Federation of Miners
application for charter was referred
to the executive council with author.
ity to act and the first meeting of that
body on the controversy was held yes.
terday.
The contest between Atlanta, Wash
ington and Rochester, N. Y, for next
years meeting was the feature of the
last afternoons session. Delegations
representing the three cities made Wig
oroust fights on the floor of the con-
vention, but the Southern city won
with vote of 1913 against 5,357 for
Rochester and 265 for Washington.
Fraternal delegates to the British
Trades Union Congress were chosen in
William R. Mcfarland (Carpenters) OF
Buffalo and Daniel J. Tobin (Team-
sters) of Boston. William J. Tracey
(Plumbers) OF Philadelphia was elect
ed fraternal delegate to the Canadian
Trades and Labor Congress-, while
Vice-President James Duncan was Sc
lected as the Federation's delegate to
the International Labor Secretarial to
be held at Budapes. In August, 1911.
The administration ticket was elect
ed throughout with the exception OF
one instance, when Owen Miller
(Musicians) Of st. Louis was defeated
as candidate for fraternal delegate
to the British Congress by Tobin, Of
Boston.
The convention by unanimous vote
Endorsed woman suffrage and later
placed itself on record as favoring the
organization OF all classes OF labor In
this country, including negro. Some OF
the Pacific Coast delegates objected to
the proposition to include the Asiatic
races and it was suggested that the
remedy was the exclusion OF Orientals.
The Western Federation argument,
which had been carried over from
Friday, on q point OF law by President
O'Connell of the Machinists, was
taken up shortly before noon, when
President Gompers decided that O'Con-
nelrs point was not well taken.
This point was that in the case OF
the Western Federation's application
for charter, the written consent Of the
officials Of the other organizations
whose jurisdiction may not be affected.
had not first been obtained.
The executive council Of the Fedora,
ton, which began its sessions yester-
day, will remain here nearly q week
closing up business referred to it "
Ithe convention. President Gompers
and the other officials form the council.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-02
Ruef Goes to Jail.

San Francisco, Nov. 26.-The court
OF appeals has affirmed the judgment
OF the superior court whereby Abra-
ham Ruef, the former political boss,
was convicted Of bribery and SEN
fenced to serve IA years imprison-
ment. Ruef's attorneys will be al
lowed 40 days in which to prepare an
appeal to the suprem. court.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-02
CONSOLIDATION PLANNED
TO RAISE MORE FUNDS

That the purpose of the consolida-
ton of the Hartman lines in the Pa
ciic Northwest, together with the
North Coast, is for the purpose of
raising large sums from bond issues
with which to continue construction is
indicated in the official statement
issued the other afternoon from Harri.
man headquarters in Portland. This
statement says:
I'm 1896, when the Oregon Railway
& Navigation company was reorgan-
lied under the name Oregon Railroad
&. Navigation company, bond issue
of $24.OOO,0OO was provided for. At
that time an issue of $20,0O0,O00 was
made, and since then further issues
aggregating $23,3S0,OOO.
During this time the mileage con-
trolled by the Oregon Railroad &
Navigation company had grown from
a total rail and water Of 1144 miles
in 1895 to 3097 in 1910.
More Money Wanted.
Further bond issues being required
to carry on new roads and extensions
now under way and those projected, 1t
was found necessary to form corpor-
alton with enlarged powers, one es-
pecially having the right to make a
larger bond issue.
A total of more than 1000 miles of
new railroad in this state, to be con-
structed at some time in the indefinite
future. is described in the following
official statement issued last night by
President R. e. Strahorn of the North
Coast, at Spokane;
1t is apparent that the Hartman in
terests propose no longer to play sec
ond fiddle to any railroad aggregation
in this part of the country, no matter
how large it may be. Besides the
numerous new lines provided for in
Oregon and Western Washington, the
following, specifically designated as
North Coast railroad extensions. are
of particular moment to the city OF
Spokane and the Inland Empire.
The constructed, partly constructed
and telegraph lines of the North Coast
Railroad company are:
TO Build Branch Lines.
A line from Alfalfa, point on the
line of the Snake River Valley Rail
road company, In Walla Walla county,
Wash. to North Yakima.
A line from Sunnyside Junction, a
point on the last named line in Yakima
county, Wash, to Sunnyside, Wash.
A line from North Prosser, Wash,
to Prosser, Wash.
: A line from Granger, Wash. through
Toppenish to point near Fort Sim
coe, Wash.
A line from some point hereafter to
be selected on the line from Granger
Fort Simcoe, in Washington, thence
northerly to Parker Siding in said
state, to point on the Alfalfa aki-
ma line, south of Yakima City.
"A line from Benton through Han
ford, White Bluffs, Beverly and Wen
atchee to the mouth Of the Okanogan
river, all in Washington.
"A line from point on the Alfalfa
North Yakima line, south Of Richland.
thence through Richland to Hanford,
all in Washington.
IA fine from Spokane through
Cheney, Cow Creek Junction and
Hooper. to connection with the line
Of the Snake River Valley Railroad
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-02
STATE OWNS PROPERTY
VALUED At s3,42s,s89

Olympia, Nov. 26-Property of the
state institutions under control of the
board of control is valued at $3,429, 989,
according to careful inventories and
estimates which have been prepared
under direction of the board by the
superintendent and accountants of
the several institutions, in conjunc-
ton with county assessors.
This data will be feature of the
biennial report of the board. This is
the first time any such statement has
ever been prepared and published, and
all of the appraisements are said to be
. conservative.
The realty holdings, including i'm
provements, are valued at $2,725,175.
Household supplies on hand are valued
at $156,113, machinery and tools at
$211,372. At the end of the contract
period, September 80, 1909, there was
on hand foodstuffs valued at $23,113,
and clothing, etc., valued at $43,433.
The most valuable plant is the peni-
Tertiary, $S17,110, of which $498,987 is
realty. The most valuable realty is
that of the western hospital for in
sane at Fort Steilacoom, $515 $50, and
next is the eastern hospital at Medical
Lake, valued at $452,S91. The inven-
tory gives in detail other items for
each institution, including the follow
ing details:
Fuel and light, $24,121; hospital and
medical SuDplieS S5722. office sl1n-
plies, $11 ,505; library, $5432; material
for manufacturing, which includes jute
at the penitentiary, $85,44O; farm sup
plies, $22,650; live stock, $38,479; ma
chinery and tools including the jute
mill, $211,372; material for repairs,
$12.S08; building material, $27,739;
miscellaneous supplies, $25,974.
By institutions, the aggregate Of all
these items shows as follows:
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Want Old Fort Rehabilit.ted.

Waila Walla. Nov. &c. Petitions
ssAng that Fort Walla Walla be re-
raDlntated are being circulated by
business men. So far they have not
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-02
western hOSplta
Eastern hospital

western hospital ..-------....---..---$621, 408
eastern hospital .------.------.--... $40, 685
Feeble minded, Medical Lake. 116,10s
Soldiers home, Orting.-...--..... TO-, 651
Veterans home, Port Orchard 1881
Deaf school. Vancouver a00, 122
BIND school, Vancouver----.-.-.-- 1854
Penitentlary, Walla Walla....---. S17 ITO
training school, Chehalis.. III, Its
reform school ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1852
insane farm, Sedro- Woolley.--. 67,375
Capltol, olympia s-z------.--------..--. SIS, 515
This latter item does not include the
old foundation nor the old capitol site
of 10 acres.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
DON'T LISTEN

DON'T LISTEN
| To the fellow tellNg YOU that he can
ouy salt Lake real estate at lower figures
| In the spring
The time 10 buy is now!!,
Our city over 100000 population, with
more varied resources than any other city
OF Its size In the world. must and will
grow more rapidly than ever before
Some people right now are pressed for
money, and that is the reason you should
buy their property now,
Their loss is your gain. Here are a
few OF such properties:
A brand new S-room frame house near
eth East and l1th South. for $1,000. on
terms like rent.
Two 4-room brick houses renting for
$50 per month. on 1st West. near 5th
South, sewer connection IN and paid for;
the lot. BANG rods: $4,000. $1,000 cash, bal
ancc monthly or quarterly payments.
On a corner. 7th West, near 2nd North,
7IX135 feet: with 5-room frame house.
sidewalk and sewer paid in full; can be
bought for $4,000, $500 cash, balance $40
per month and interest
On lst ave, near l.. splendid 6-room
modern residence. cemented basement un-
der whole house; good furnace laundry
some fireplace; large dining room, 3 nice
bedrooms, large bathroom. with up-to-
date plumbing the lot Is small. but tho
price is still smaller; s3750 for all; $1,000
cash and balance like rent
An acre OF ground, good flowing we'll.
with neat new Broom frame house, on
State near 10Th South, for $500,
II you are looking for up-to-date bun
galows. have eight OF them on my books.
no other agency has them for sale; they
range in price from s+5O0 TO $500 and
consist OF and E rooms. some have hot
water, some hot-air heating plants hard
wood floors, laundry, in fact. all modern
conveniences In all OF them: these homes
were built to stay: not for show, but for
comfort: located in best residence section
of the city. let me show YOU.
a. RICHTER.
10 West lst South st. Phones cal
Sc
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If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A
AIN-c IL L

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A
BARGAINS SEE THESE
Sle5o-4-room modern cottage. near RIO
Grande Grand shops; Pant[y par clothes
and electric lights in house. ce-
ment walks. Lot 2siXl4o feet 10
alley, Easy terms.
s2loo-5-room modern brick cottage on
w. LIST South. gas in house. cement
walks and barn. Terms 5000 cash
and balance SEQ per month,
S2200-New 4-room modern brick cottage
on west side. Corner lot 35lx1l7s
feet. Easy terms
s2s5o-New 4-room brick cottage, fine cell
lar lot 35x157 feet to alley. east OF
Liberty park Easy terms
$3.50 room modern brick cottage, fine
mantel. cement cellar and large
lot, near city and county building.
Terms S5oo cash and balance SIS
per month
$500 Beautiful 5-room modern cottage
on North Bench, with large cement
basement and large lot, Terms
S3oo cash and balance s25 per
must be sold.
$39oo-6-room modern brick house close
in on End East street. Large ce-
lawn. Lot S5X3ls feet to alley
Terms.
S375O-New 6-room modern brick cottage
with stairway set to finish two
rooms upstairs. hne mantel &C.
ment cellar, lawn, trees and ce-
ment sidewalk. Lot 37ixl5T feet
to alley. Terms $500 cash and
balance monthly payments,
Si250-Ncw broom modern brick cottage
can be made into a 7-room house
cement cellar. cement walks and
lawn. Southeast part OF city
Easy terms.
We have many other bargains on our
list. Let us show YOU some OF them
We Write Fire Insurance
HOFFMAN BROS
GO W. 2ND SOUTH STREET
BOTH PHONES 2A4.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
RooMING HOUSES

SPECIAL! READ CAREFULLY.
aS rooms. very finely furnished. choicest
location in city, private baths.
shower baths. long distance phones
in each room. hot and cold water,
heat tree with rent. which is rea :
sonable; on long lease. owner Will
make very reasonable terms. Sec
us for particulars.
S3SOO--3S rooms. newly furnished, just of
Main ST.. in heart OF city; rent 81
per room. heat practically free; a
fine money maker This price is
less than cost and made low to
effect a quick sale. Don't fail 10
see this.
'S5Soo-52 rooms. Main St, corner location,
finest transient very low rent.
long lease. a valuable place. rea-
sonable terms.
s2So0-30 rooms furniture less than go
days old. hne location steam
heat; all on one floor; very low
rent; 10 years lease VIII make
very liberal terms
a. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE.
Established 1892
A: L. BRATTAIN. Mgr. B. o. Dept.
10 w. lst South. Phones Sal
s2l16
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135 acres near Heber City. SIS
acres In alfalfa, Is acres in grain,
balance unbroken. Good house,
large barn. splendid well, All
fenced with combination wire
fence An excellent place for
raising hogs and chickens. Come
and get full particulars.
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TO TRADE.

IS West 3rd So ST
acres Improved. southeast for small
home . acres. all In fruit and garden.
near Wandamere. for q good homo in
east part OF city II acres I'm Little Col,
topwood for home here 10 acres with
nrst class water right for a farm VIII
foot corner with q 5-roorn brick house
all c!eAr., on west Side. near railroad
track. for acreage. 1G0 acres al Erda for
homo IN CITY. good home on Main ST
clear lot. 6-room house and on s.
room house IN Denver. nice corner
home in Boulder, 4 5.room modern cot
tage in Colorado Springs. A 7-room
house In Colorado City. And a fine bust
ness lot In Pueblo, all clear and all or
any OF them FOR property here a fine
modern bungalow In Los Angeles for
something here. And many others
CROMER
13 West Bird South St
Bell 9lS. Ind. $40.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
FARMS.

In the Bear River valley. above
Brigham City, 60 acres of fine land
with a full water right, II acres
OF 6-year-old apple trees. all uni
form and In excellent shape; 20
acres of alfalfa. balance In grain.
Good house, barn. implement shed.
and chicken coop.
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S1Snn.


$1,000.
Building lot on East Second
South: south front. Be quick
about this.
so500
Very fine building corner close
in on Second avenue: south and
west front. Improvements all
paid for. Very desirable location
for home, See us about terms.
Ss500.
5X1o rods on First avenue and
L street, Room for four houses
East and north front Very fine
residence location Terms can be
arranged on this.
Business property on East Third
South street, only $3.50 per foot
Sizes to suit purchaser
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO,
351 Main Street. Phones 27.
We Write Fire Insurance,
VIII Go On Your Bond
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
FIREPROOF STORAGE

SAFE STORAGE-FIREPR WAEE-
mouse. equipped with automatic
sprnklers. low rate OF insurance. bomra
hold goods packed and stored MOTH
PROOF VAULTS for fur garments.
HEAT STORAGE VAULTS for pianos
AUTOMOBILE ELEVATORS and storage
stalls Pool-cars shipped 10 all points:
expert packers. Let us figure with YOU.
prices lower l. Stores Co. gelj
C"cbahS" l@' ina. lS. m9l3S
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S3000-i-room, adobe Lined. mod
ern frame house, on north bench.
Lot 44X10 rods.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18

BUY SNAP AND SAVE MONEY
S5o00-D0UBLE GROOM MODERN
BRICK RENTS FOR $50 PER
MONTH.
sl4oo-t-RoOM FRAME AND BARN.
NEAR LIBERTY PARK
S00-2ROOM FRAME IN rAs
., WATERLOO ON CAR LINE.
S23Oo-5-RoOM MODERN HOUSE LOT
50Nl50 FEET. LARGE PORC'HES
ER0NT AND REAR. VERY EASY
LOTS ALL PARTS OF CITY. EASY
TERMS.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co.
66 WEST 3RD so
PHONES lTS.
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THIS is THE FIRST CHANCE

You have ever had TO invest in n propo-
sition like l offer. and is liable 70 be the
only one of the kind. = safe investment;
large profits.
Phone or me at once.
GEO. w. DANLEY,
521-522 Mcintyre Bldg. IS So. Main 81.
Bell phone 5S4S. s2lll
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18

A NICE WINTER JOB.
We have well stocked cigar store
Nearing S1o0 per month price 5000
erms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18

80 acres OF 12-year-old apple
trees. No finer orchard in Utah.
The owner asks $500 per acre, and
It's a bargain at the price.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18

S5500-6 modern bungalow
on Third ave. No prettier home
in the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
OSTRICH PLUMES

BY BUYING YOUR OSTRICH PLUMES
from the Salt Lake Home Supply Co,
3S West Third So. you save the i'm
porters' and wholesalers profits. and we
guarantee you a saving OF one-third on
every purchase. Special l7-inch French
Curl Plumes this week. 81 so. Complete
line OF plumes at big saving. s2l01
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18

5000 acres OF dry farming land
for 81 per acre. that within three
years Will sell for SIS. The own
er needs money.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18

s7500-3-s story brick apart
ment house on Canyon road. 3
apartments of rooms each. Bath,
toilet, electric lights, city water.
sewer. Lot 361Xs2i IT. Terms.
$4,000 down, balance TO suit.
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S5500-1o-room modern pressed
orick' on north bench. Lot 3x10
rode
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S4150.

S4150.
NO. 1868 Third avenue. nine-room
modern brick home. three man
tells. laundry tubs, subdivided
basement. sewer connected; south
front; large lot, alley In the rear.
Very easy terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18

Main street restaurant. doing GOOD
btsiness; 5-year lease; rent $50 per mo.
Lease alone nearly worth what we are
asking for this money making place see
ne for price and particulars.
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VACANT

VACANT
our east bench lots, close in. easy
terms, each ........................ 15t
Two choice lots. 5Cx140. blocks
from K G. shops; will build to suit
buyer ;..: ..................., eor
'oNi1.; eplocks from paved street,
our big lots on McCleland ave,
near 10th South: real sacrifice.
good terms ...!................. 1885,
osAlof tcorner). near 7th East and
ilth south; your own terms. $50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
HOSPITALS.

GERMAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL, FOR
merly Keogh ~Hammand. has been now
ly furnished and equipped; homelike and
quiet rooms 5000 10 SIS per week hos
pital charges, one-half regular price for
confinement cases. l66 West End North.
Both phones. .ol2el
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18

4 SNAP
Lot lOxl0 rods: large Groom house
CLOSE 10 university; can be cut UP to show
large profit; only sG500 on good terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18

Lot 1o75x16O IT,. upon which are
built ~ houses surrounding a
pHtio Of grass court with cement
walks to the various houses. Each
house is constructed on re-
inforced floating concrete founda-
tion. the walls being of solid con-
crete or hard wall plaster. A
concrete right of way extends
around the entire lot. so arranged
that all deliveries are made at the
rear. Each house has cement
porch at the front and rear, pri-
vate from the other houses.
large living room in which Is
placed a disappearing bed and
writing desk: a bedroom. a store
room, a closet. bathroom. and
buffet kitchen completely fur
nished with drawers. bins. cup
boards. double oven Detroit gas
range. instantaneous hot water
heater, and refrigerator. This is
the only thing OF the kind In Salt
Lake. and will pay II per ceRR. on
the investment. SV.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18

NEAR THE CORNER OF 9TH so.
AND 9TH EAST WE HAVE a BEAU :
TlFuL 6-ROON MODERN BRICK
FENCES IN AND PAID FOR, THIS
BEAUTIFUL HOME MUST BE SACRl-
FICED FOR s2S0O AT TERMS TO SUIT
MODERN HOME; ION T 70 f SEE 1T is 10 BUY
IT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18

A LARGER CIGAR STORE,
Excellent location. with slough room and
ong lease: it's a bargain for $1,000. or
Fill invoice.
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NEW BUNGALOW.

NEW BUNGALOW.
waking distance. 5-room brick, cut stone
louhoatlon. modern. including gas range.
tnantel' electric fixtures. bereled glass
ooors, etc. at price that Is a snap, and
terms 10 suit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18

WE HAVE A DANDY GROCERY
STORE AT INVOICE: SNAP ON a HO-
TEL: FURNITURE OF S-ROOM MOD
ERN HOUSE CLOSE IN, $500, BE
QUICK. a FINE RESTAURANT, $500:
ONE S-RCOM HOUSE TO RENT.
A N HUMPHREYS,
IS West 2ud South st.
Bell Ii33 Ind. il34.
SEQ
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3RD AVE. AND S STREET.
- GROOM modern house. nantel. electric
lights, gas, large lot. good barn. lawn.
shsde trees. ETC.. S350G, on terms.
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s315o-7-room modern brick on
1st avenue. Lot 40ixS1 It.
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IL NICE SUNNY ROOMS
For light housekeeping. and filed for the
winter; clears owner $50 per month; pri-
vate house. price 5000.