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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-01
eth Regiment will be held on Friday might
May 81. at the Hotel Cumberland.

eth Regiment viii be held on Friday night.
May 81 at the Hotel Cumberland.
General Stewart L. Woodford, who is an
ex-member OF the 22d Regiment. has Joined
the veteran organization or that command.
known as the Defendant Association. He
sent IN his application all the way from
Spain General George Moore Smith, COM
handing tho First Brigade. has been
unanimously elected an honorary member.
Before the Civil War General Smith was a
member of an independent military COM
pany, from which company of the I'D
Regiment was formed Captain W. S.
Conrow, OF the regiment who served IN
the Philippines, gave lecture TO the vet
Grams last Friday night The veterans will
visit West Point in June.
Colonel Austin of the sth Regiment has
applied for permission for his officers and
men to go to Fort Totten. New York. at
different times during May. so as to pre-
pare for the ten days duty the regiment is
to perform at Fishers Island in coast de-
fence exercises,
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Saztzsz Louis w stot-sbaary- of CON-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-01

S5on1inant IN its memories are the college
examinations, reaching down TO this day
with their unwritten tales Of tragedy, COM
edy, joy and woe, Of trickery on the one
hand that sought to dodge or mitigate the
ordeal and. on the other. the stanch and
honest scholarship that faced 1t.
Elective studies now break up and scatter
the examinations and subdivide the exam
ined into groups, Of which the big hall is
needed only for the larger few. But fifty
years ago. and for three decades after that,
each class, for the awful biennials or not
much less awesome ANNALS. was hived in
Alumni Hall under conditions of scrutiny
which. If reports Of the graduate gray
boards are true, rivalled the watch and
ward Of the cardinals at a Papa1 election
It used TO be a tradition, probably untrue.
that the octagonA tables, originally square.
were sawed off as to their corners and
Octagonized so that the corners might not
cover the hidden crib
However that may be, ii is certain that
the examination agonies and gloons OF
those college times centred in the hall.
where the portraits Of the college bene-
factors looking down from the walls seemed
redolent Of the Spanish Inquisition and
TorQuemada. With its duIl-hued pauellngs
and massive effects. the hah has indeed
onered little aeSIheuc and visual reI1er 10
the chief of its solemn functions.
The site for the new building. that OF the
present Alumni Hall, is the northwest cor
ner of the old campus. On the east is
Durfee Hall and on the south Dwight Hall,
totally different styles Of building. The
low and heavy roof OF the latter made any
structure TO go on the corner likely TO
stand out as Of undue height. The Battell
Chapel transept, steeple and roof. on the
next corner east, demanded some feature
in Wright Han which the latter's neigh
bors tended to make anonymously impos-
sible. The great depth of the site also
was a problem, as was the mar agement CT
light in a dormitory facing west and north
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-08-05
A CONTINUED STORY
o. CURRENT EVENTS.

Eclipse Wind Mills at Tanner & Best's
Attorney Paul Babcock vas at Medicine
Lake Monday on land case.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Tanner visited the
McGregor's at Redstone on Sunday last.
Mr.. o. Narveson returned from Mime.
sofa this week and his wife will return in a
few days.
Mrs. I. l. Brooks and Mrs. r. H. Carr
visited with friends at Poplar on Tuesday
of this week.
The Mahon-R Robinson Lumber Company
will sell 7x3 dimension lumber at $22.oc
while thsy last. 3u
Get Lion brand or Heath & Mulligar
brand house paints. both Splendid quality
at s. S. Moen's. soft
Go to D. r. Brockman Resident Dentis
Office in Firs, National Bank building
culbertson. Mont. oh
Mrs A. r. Donaldson and family LEFT
the fore part of the week to visit her ole
home a, Hope. N. D.
Mr.. George Anderson. Of Glasgow
Great Northern roadmaster. spent few
hours in town on Tuesday.
See S. S. Moen for Zenith harness. thu
very best made. Single and double har
ness in heavy and light grades. Att
A new room is being fitted up in thu
basement of the school building to be use'
] for the primary class the coming year.
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Local Happenings.

Gasoline Engines Tanner & Best's. aft
Girl wanted for general housework bv
Mrs. G. w. Tanner. 6tf
Archie curran. Of the South Side. was !
business visitor in town on Tuesday.
Spring Lake Whiskey. the best in the
land at the Phoenix Cafe. L. E. Schow.
Prop. I4n
representative Of the Minneapolis
Tribune was calling on patrons of that pa
per in culbertson on Monday.
Mark Thomas IS wholesale agent for
Schmidt's Beer and Drury's Soft Drinks.
Leave orders at Eagle Saloor: phone So.
ATT
Blue Ribbon Whiskey is best for family
use strictly pure and eight years old. Fol
sale at the Phoenix Cafe. L. E Schow,
Prop. I4n
Mr.. Dave Edmonds, who has been work.
Wagner. came home to visit his brothers
Of this city
Mrs G. w. Tanner returned Tuesday
from trip to Lake Alexander. Mimi,
Minneapolis and Lake Minnetaunka. She
visited Mrs. E. c. Best at the latter place
Bert Gotch returned Tuesday from Gar
rison. N. D.. where he had a wrestling
bout with Eugeae Reeks, Mr.. Gotch win
ming two straight falls. in I6 and a re
spectively.
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For Furniture 60 to Tanner & Best's.
Attorne, r. o. Lunke was At Ambrose.
N. D.. Tuesday on business.
DR., D, X Brockman will be in Plenty
wood for one week commencing Aug 9th.
I5t2
Ice cream and ice packed cream promptly
delivered to any one in the city-Phone call
lot. 52u.
Tanner & Best are building an addition
,ox7o #. on the north side Of their imple-
ment store.
Go the Phoenix Cafe for Blue Ribbon
Whiskey, eight years old and strictly pure.
L. E. Schow Prop. I4u
Mr.. H. A. Reik. manager OF the Monta-
ma Star Telephone Co.. was business Wis
itor in the city Monday.
Hair weaving: switches Of combings a
specially Mrs. A. Livermore. residence
| q mile west Of Culbertson. IItf
II. Horstman Of Homestead was in Cul-
bertson early in the week calling on friends
and renewing old acquaintance.
Miss Iulia Larson. who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. A. X. Donaldson. for
the past week. returned to her home at
Hope, N D.. on Monday.
II. r. Tilton, wool buyer for Duper
Meadows, Of Boston. left Culbertson Sum
! day. after being in town about three weeks
buy ing wool from the ranchers in this vici-
nifty.
DIR. White. presiding elder Of the Kalispell
district Of the NJ. f. church. who has been
spending week up the Muddy in the in
terests Of his church. returned west on
| Tuesday
Miss Lily Dale. high school teacher in
the Culbertson schools. left Sunday for
Antelope for few weeks visit with her
friend. Miss Maggie Richardson OF that
place. She made the trip with friends by
auto.
c. +. Coryell. manager Of the Imperial
Lumber Yard at Mondak and formerly
with that company in Culbertson. was in
town on Sunday. He reports business In
his line as little dull owing to the poor
crop prospect.
As announced by hand bills. wrestling
match will be pulled of this evening al
J Tanners Opera House between Kid Smokey
Of ST. Paul and Jack Finn Of Cnlbertson
The former has made quite record FOL
himself throughout the east, and the latter
has defeated everyone of his weight with
whom he has wrestled in the northwest
This promises to be an interesting match.
A bad prairy fire recently burned over .
strip of government land in eastern Cho
J teau county about twenty five miles square
upon which some $50, 900 sheep we're be-
, ing herded. Some OF the herders aban
doned their sheep and left for parts un
J known and the sheep are scattered. Z
w. Cowan. a sheep man near Harlem. hat
about sixteen thousand sheep on this burn
ed area, but has succeeded in getting then
placed in other localities in small punches
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Lodge Announcements

TRoWEL LODGE. NO, %. A. T. & A. NJ
Meets the second aud fourth Mondays Of each
month. Mt = o'clock y. m, In Masonic Hall
Visiting brothers welcome.
II. II. EDMoHDs. See. l. l.. BRnoKs. w.
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WILD ROSE CHAPTER. No. Is. o. +. s.
Meets the second and fourth Thursdays OF
each month at o'clock y. m. In Masonic
Hall. Mas. ANNIE TANNER. w. NJ.
=. @. WEST Secretary.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-08-05

A new line of Ladies' visiting cards just
arrived at the Searchlight Office.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-08-05

4.room cottage with basement, good we'll
Of water, barn Tor 4 horses, with
lots. Price lOO
4 room cottage with coal shed and out
buildings, on 2 5o-foot lots.
Price . 800
4 room cottage with coal shed and out
buildings, with 6o-foot lot.
Price 81, 200
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14
BURT & CARLQUIST.
Salt Lakes Most Progressive
HOME BUILDERS.

Although vacation season takes a
great many people out Of the city, we
have signed during the past 80 days
more contracts to build homes under
our Easy Payment Plan than we have
for the same time since we have been
in business. The only reason we can
assign for this is that the people OF
Salt Lake are beginning 10 awaken 10
the fact that our plan offers so many
Advantages 10 the tenant that il is just
as easy 20 pay for home as II Is TO
pay rent For a small cash payment
WE WILL BUILD YOU A HOME
Designed and built after your own
ideas in the location that suits you best
and after the house Is completed you
oan move into II. Stop your rent pay
ing and apply IL in payment on your
own home
Can at our office and investigate.
HOMES AND HOAIEsITEs.
Near It'll South and Sd East. rooms.
Major ave. rooms. $500 down. 1900.
Liberty ave-, rooms, $500 down,
blaine ave. 5 rooms. $500 down.
Ninth South and nth East. rooms.
strictly modern, furnace. $500 down,
$4,000.
LOTS.
Apricot street, 2x4 rods. $500.
Forest Dale. 50X1b7 10 alley, $3.50.
Several choice lots on Tenth East and
Belmont ave, one block from paved
street and one block from two car lines.
$3.50 TO $3.50. Terms.
2AX7 10 alley on X and 9th streets,
half block above car line, overlooking
city, $3.50.
For a small cash payment we will
build on these lots for you.
BURT & CARLQUIST.
HOME BUILDERS.
Real Estate. Mortgage Loans. Fire IN
surance.
Third Floor Felt Bldg. Opposite Post
office Phone $50.
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HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.

"
$4,000.
Well-built 4-rOom brick
tage, close in. This will save
you car fare, and we can
arrange terms OF $500 cash;
balance like rent.
$3.50.
S-rOOm double house on a
corner, close in, southeast
sewer connected and paid
for; the walks laid and paid
for. House is now rented
for S32-G0 per month.
$3.50.
On a corner on Sixth Ave,
T-rO0m modern pressed
brick cottage; sewer con
nected; walks paid for.
Terms. $500 cash. balance $50
per month.
$3.50.
On Second West, 7-rOOm
modern house, close in; will
later make good terrace
house site. See US about this.
$3.50.
S-rOom modern cottage on
First Ave. close in; all i'm
prOvsments paid for. Hot air
heat; laundry room; large
lot. A snap. Make arrange
ments with US TO see il.
HOUSTON REAL ESTAE IN
VESTMENT CO,
951 Main Street. Phones %.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go on Your Bond.
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FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE.
HARRINGTON.

HARRINGTON.
Ranch, 4SO acres, suita BILE for cattle
or sheep; flowing stream; rs acres in
lucerni irrigation for 500 acres; plenty
OF range; full line of implements; cat
tie and horses go with this place;
buildings. $50 per acre.
40 acres fenced, brick house, or
chard, lucern. II miles from car line, 81
miles from Main and I'd So. $4,000.
4rOOm brick, electric light, sewer,
gas and toilet; lot SAx1O rods; close in.
This must be sold at once. $4,000.
nice broom mod. pressed brick on
the north bench; fine location; south
front, On car line. A snap at $4,000.
3-room frame house, barn, shade and
fruit trees, lawn and city water, lot
50X140; easy terms and no interest.
$1,000.
9 is acres splendid land, with 9
shares primary water right; frame
house. rooms; stable 12xSO feet on
car line. $4,000.
80 acres south OF city, between 18th
and 14th &c.; lays nice; $3.50 per acre.
B. S. HARRINGTON,
Basement Atlas Block.
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SAIOOT ACT LANDS.
sMOOT ACT LANDS.

sMOOT ACT LANDS.
We can locate you on 800 acres OF
the best dry farm land in this state; no
residence required. Recent ruling Of
the secretary OF the interior that Wa
ter for domestic purposes can be de-
Veloped has added greatly to the value
OF these lands. Don't delay until the
best OF these lands are taken, but come
now while you can get a choice farm.
Only one day away; leave at night,
back in Salt Lake al $50 a. m. Low
railroad rate. Call at office for full
particulars.
LEONARD & THOMPSON,
Public Land LOcatOrs,
800 NeWhouse Bldg.
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HOUSTONS THE HOUSERS.
Good Building Lots in All
Parts OF the City.
$500.
90 feet on Eleventh South;
good houses each side.
$500.
40-foOt building lot on
Princeton Ave.
$3.50.
40-foOt building lot on
Seventh Ave. 40Xll5 to al
ley.
2kx10 rods on Ninth East,
between Third and Fourth
South.
49sx166 feet on II street,
between First and Second
avenue.
3x10 rods. On ID street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth ave
nues.
$3.50.
Large corner on Eighth
South and Sixth East; room
for three houses.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO,
ISL Main st. Phones p.
We Write Fire Insurance,
VIII Go on Your Bond.
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NEEL. RITTER & TARPEY,
1902 NewhOuse Building.
Bell Main sO4. Ind. 24s.
Lot 15Si55 feet; 4-roS IS b Bungalow
southeast.
$3.50
Modern 6-roOm brick on r ST., lot
33X7 rods, with barn lot across alley;
lawns both front and rear; shade
shrubs, flowers and fruit trees.
s2,75O
On 18th East; lot 6Ox1S9 feet, 4-rOOm
pressed brick house, chicken runs,
shade and fruit trees.
FARMS.
$50 acres, near Brigham City; all
cultivated TO grains and alfalfa; eX-
cellent water right; house, barn, gran
airy, etc; chicken coop, etc.
FINE FISH FARM.
! mile from car line.
nice houses.
II flowing wells.
II fish runs.
100, 600 trout.
RANCH.
IN northern ltah, zsoOO acres OF
range, SEQ acres dry farm land, 40
acres of irrigated land in alfalfa and
oats Nice house, large hay barn and
stables, granary, chicken coOps, ice
house, farming implements, etc; 5 acres
of orchard. An excellent place at a
reasOna BILE figure.
TO TRADE
We have city property to trade for
farms.
For farms, both large and small or
ehards, dry farming. grazing lands and
ranches, see US.
NEIL RITTER a TARPEY,
1902 NeWhouse Building.
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sNAKE RIVER VALLEY

SNAKE RIVER VALLEY
lands can be had through our firm on
easy terms. Dry farms have produced
on an average this year of 80 bushels
had very reasonable. Lands with first
class water rights can also be had
through our firm at prices and terms
that are bound TO suit you. Now Is the
time to get a farm in this most beau
tiful valley. GOOD schools and churches
near at hand. The climate Is good, and
desirable neighbOrs make il a pleasant
place 10 reside.
For further information write TO or
call on
CANNON & CANNON.
Is East South Temple Street,
Salt Lake City.
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FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-I must sell my beautiful
Broom brick home on 18th East. One
OF the most up-tO-date and modern
homes on the street. II you want a
good house, not built for profit by
realty company, address A 80, Herald
Republican for price and terms.
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A. n. HUMPHREYS.
Bell 4133. Ind. asa.
IS West I'd South St
! WILL SHOW YOU
the bills and sell you this elegant new
5-rm. moo. brk. bungalow at the exact
cost Has gas range, fine mantel,
Mission finish, sewer connection, con-
crete walks. and is close in.
FOR 800 CASH
bal. like rent. 1 viii give you choice
of nice 4-rm. new houses, fine south
east location.
FOR S20O CASH
and $50 per month A 5-rm brick, with
bath, gas, e. l., porehes, lawn and
shade.
FOR SS00 CASH
bal. $50 per month. New Arm. mod.
brk. bungalow, southeast.
OWNER MUST SELL
elegant large lot, southeast, cash or
easy terms. Come and see IL.
VACANT
2x5 rds. near 9Th So. and 5th Els 600
Southeast on car line. half acre . $50
? good lots. close to o. S. L. round
house, each ..-....--........ l2b
, lots close in on car line ........ 500
25XlO. eth ave. and Z street .... 1900
A. n. HUMPHREYS,
Bell ABB. Ind. ABA.
rs West I'd South St.
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HOME FOR SALE-By owner. one OF
the most desirable and attractive mod
ern homes in Salt Lake City; contains
~ large cOnveniently-arrang rooms,
hardwood floors and finish, beautiful
mahogany, bird s-eye maple, cherry
and oak mantels. dining room paneled
in leather: large cement basement IN
der entire house; heated by furnace /:
also CRATES; large, Well-built barn
fruit and ornamental trees. One block
from Waterloo car line, cor 5th East
and 18th South, the two most popular
drives in salt Lake City. Lot 125x2OO.
Parties going away will sacrifice for
10000; cost $4,000. Easy terms /;
Will consider inside unimprOved lots as
part payment. House in thorough re-
pair. Call afternoon. For further in
formation phone Bell Forest "A.
FOR SALE-Nice home. 4 lots barn
etc, fruit and shade trees, southeast
Sale cheap or trade for small farm If
party undertakes paying difference
Good terms. Address B 81, Herald-Re-
publican.
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FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE.
HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
Bargains That Are Worth White Con-
sidering.

Bargains That Are Worth White Con-
sidering.
Near Second South and Eleventh
East We have a desirable home Tor
anyone who does not need more than
six rooms. On account OF owner leav-
price OF $4,05O for a bungalow OF six
rooms; three bedrooms, large living
room, friedrich CRATE. bookcases built
in, hardwood floors and strictly mod
ern- Lot 2lxS rods. We can make
terms.
East bench, one that you haven't
seen, as IL has not been offered Tor
bungalow, hardwood floors in every
room 0ncluding kitchen), beam cell
ings In living room and dining room,
two bedrooms with large closets and
a music room. At the price, we viii
assure you there is nothing better, as
this bungalow is strictly modern. The
basement is cemented divided into
rooms. s4,675; $500 cash.
Another one. near the university,
which has a dandy sleeping porch and
] two very nice bedrooms, with two win
dows each, finished in white enamel;
16xl2, dining room 1SN15, with a large
/ bay window facing south; full base
ment, cemented; hot air heat; $4,000;
$500 cash, per cent.
| Same location. a very desirable home
Of s rooms, 4 bedrooms and a sleeping
porch; very large bathroom; hardwood
floors, full basement (cemented), thor
oughly modern; an extra toilet in base
ment; also wash trays; $500; $1,000
cash.
on Q street near First Ave we have
| a desirable home and a desirable To-
cation; 5-FoOm cottage with stair
way, and there could be two very nice
rooms finished All special taxes are
paid. We consider this a good buy
at $4.15O. Terms.
Within five blocks fof the p. o. we
have an S-rOom 2-stOry red brick,
modern, connected with sewer, and a
tion. You must see this to appreci-
ate Its value; $4,000; $500 cash.
Within walking distance, new dou-
BILE house: bath and toilet; three rooms
each side; rent for $50 per month
5000; $3.50 cash.
Two blocks south of Ninth, South,
one-fOurth block east or Ninth East,
Groom bungalow; hardwood floors;
modern; three large bedrooms. and a
bargain. Let US show you this place.
ss,625; $500 cash.
Seventh East near Eighth South,
T-rOOm modern cottage; lot is I'M
proved by shade trees and number
OF fruit trees. A bargain at S2,95O;
$1,000 cash.
VACANT
Twelfth East and Fifth South, 4OXll5
! to alley, S1,175.
Corner Thirteenth East and Fourth
South, 5O-foOt front. Sl,275.
We write insurance in the ROY AL,
/ "The Worlds Greatest Fire Insurance
/ CO."
RAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
| COMPANY.
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YES, HERE 1T Is.
You say you are looking for a snap
look at this. 37x165 IT., the finest lot
in the city, corner OF Sd South and 18th
East. One block from street pavement
finest view in the entire city. The lot
is worth $4,000. Who wants ii for
$1,000.
MUST BE SOLD BEFORE TUESDAY.
Now is the time to buy. We have a
number of places that are being sac
rificed like the above. All we ask of
you is to let US take you out and see,
We have cottages and building lots ga
lore. also building lots and beautiful
houses. A dandy lot 2bx7 rods on the
north bench with a good concrete coun-
datiOn that cost over $500. VIII sell
for $500 and will make easy terms.
Take a ride with us in our auto and
you will see for yourself.
MONEY TO LOAN AND HOUSES
To RENT.
ANDERSON, CUMMINGS CO,
357 State.
Bell 1888
Agents for Park Crescent Lots.
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We have 20 rooms elegantly fur
nished steam heat. all modern cOuVeni-
ences. Prices SIS 10 $50, 81. 800 re-
Quired
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10 rooms steam heat. choice location.
rooms always rented $500 cash VIII
handle
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HOAIESTEADS.

ADVANTAGES OF OREGON.
32-page book explaining what each
of the "a counties is adapted for; gives
amount OF government land open 20
homestead in each county; map at
tached, 21X2S. showing new railroad
and towns, including eastern and CEN
trail Oregon in different cOlOrs. issued
March I, 1910; latest map in L. s.; gives
homestead and desert claim laws, how
TO secure 500 or 100 acres free. also
general description OF Oregon. Mailed
Use. NimmO & RuRey, 31S Hamilton
building, Portland, ore.
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THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT CO
SO Main Street. Phones 444S.
FOR sALE-77-ft. front with loft.
right OF way. east of the Knutsford
hotel. 80 South. a few steps off State
st. We can sell this valuable business
site, unqualifiedly one of the best in
town. at a price compared with ada
cent prices that is astonishtngly low.
FOR SALE-S2Ax144 feet, West LIST
South. We can sell this valuable cor
ner for $4,000 and further than that
will lend you the money at moderate
interest 70 build to suit purchaser.
FOR SALE-5xS rods, southeast cor
ner I'd North and Center SITS. Ideal 10
cation. Snap price. Easy terms. S4,250.
FOR SALE-66xS2l feet in the ave-
nue. district, six blocks from mOnu-
ment A corner with southwest front
There are no better apartment sites
than this in town. Unfortunately has
TO be sold at Once-and so the buyer
profits doubly, s4,250.
FOR SALE-6Xl0 rods on North Tenn
pie, with perfect right of way privilege.
$4,000.
And there are many others.
THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT co.
50 Main Street Phones 4443
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~ rooms all modern convenlences.
clearing $50 per month"; SS50i easy
terms.