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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-26
Suffolk Social News.
lspecia! to The Times Dispatch-l

F.s
Suffolk, Va, June 25.-NIrs Frank
G. Whaley on Wednesday morning. at
her home in Broad Street, entertained
at cards complimentary to a number
of Hollins Institute students. who are
visiting in suffolk. Tho game was
s S,ts,Hla euohre; For making the
aaYnes ss An Wns a LoWTs
a set of gold pins The hostess
assisted in serving refreshments by
Miss Mae Bailey Other players were
Misses Nell Jordan. Mary Judith
lips, Bessie Holland, Therese Nurney.
Laura and Sallie Twitty, Laura Ether
edge. Virginia Jenkins, Evelyn Hill,
Margaret Cobb, Mary Whaley. Eliz-
Heywood, Jeanne Cooke. Rose Hey
Miss Caroline Boykin left Wednes-
day. for. charlottesville, Va.
arine Primer have returned from a
visit TO Charlottesville and Philadel-
phia.
Miss Margaret Dalton OF winston-
Salem. y. G. Is q guest of Miss Vir-
Mrs, sanky Bacon, Of San Fran
cisco. and Mrs. j Calvin Little Of
Annapolis, Md. will attend the Elliott
Bruce nuptials in Suffolk.
The Merry Milkmaids" was present
ed as benefit attraction in Armory
Hall Friday evening. The artists We're
local amateurs.
Mr., and Mrs, j. Brooke Pruden on
Tuesday evening concluded their
honeymoon, which was passed in Ma
CARA Falls, Canada and elsewhere.
Miss Lucy Dumville left this week
to spend the remainder of the sum
mer on Prince Edward Island
Mrs. George VS. Truitt has returned
from a stay OF some months at Cliff
ton Springs, N. Y.
Ala. Is being entertained by friends
In Suffolk.
Mrs. John Page and daughter, vir-
GINA. OF Richmond, are visiting Suf-,
folk relatives
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VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS
THR0NGED WITH VISITORS
Indications Point to Misunderstanding
Summer-NIountain Tavern nnd
Casino to BE Erected.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]
rri mia Hot SpripUS luna OK

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Virginia Hot Springs. June 25.--Ru-
mors with reference to Belmont Park
added spice to the variety of life here
during the week, which has seen little
entertaining on the social calendar.
although the arrival of the summer
crowd In the villa colony has tended
to make things lively In an informal
way. The hotel Is entertaining the
largest throng ever known here at
this particular season, and Indications
at present point to a record-breal1ing
summer, the engagements at present
being heavier than when President
Taft and his family spent the summer
here.
1t is reported here that tho estate
of the late O.. Fl. p Belmont, on the
Warm Springs Boulevard, half way be-
tween the Hot" and the Warm"
Springs. Is to be sold, and rumor has
It that the prospective purchaser is
q prominent railroad president, who
spends Considerable time here with
his family. Mrs Belmont over year
ago came down to the Springs and
started to carry out the plans Of her
late husband to establish an exclusive
society colony here, similar to Tuxedo
Park, but negotiations fell through
when Mrs. Belmont and her lawyer, j.
u. McAllStcr, mad disagreement
which resulted in a damage suit being
filed against Mrs. Belmont and the
issuance of a writ Of attachment
against the property.
A mountain tavern on the top OF the
Delaiield trail, with a cogwheel rail
way from the base of the mountain to
the summit, Is one of the improve
ments to be made here in the near
future, Melville II, ingalls,. the for
mer president Of the Big -Four, who
has q magnificent summer home here
will probably finance the railroad
which has been talked of for some
time. The mountain top at this point
commands the finest view in this sec
'tion of the State, and there Is already
bride path. which is often used by
pedestrians who start out early in
the morning or late In the afternoon
with alphenstocks TO see the sun rise
or sun set over miles and miles of
mountains.
A Casino and roadhouse, similar to
the Daniel Boone log cabin, is being
planned for erection during the sum
MGR to be In readiness for the fall
season at the Falling Springs, which
has been for some time the Mecca OF
Picnic blackboard and saddle parties,
who have taken the old Indian trails
oveg the mountains.
During the past two days thesrecord
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who spent last summer abroad, have

Mrs William Allen. who has leased
a hotel cottage, Is expected at mid
night with a large party Of friends.
Others who have leased hotel cottages
are Captain and Mrs. Charles l..
Palms. Mr.. and Mrs Clendennin j..
Ryan DR.. and Mrs. William NJ Polk.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes Caperton and
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Walsh
Miss Gertrude Williams has joined
Gardner Williams at the Homestea
Mrs. George Law. who will remain
tho greater portion OF the summer and
fall season. Is here with Miss Irma
Law. Edwin Wallace Law and George
Wallace Law
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OF Mount Pleasant, Ohio. Tho Bridge
has always been q favorite resort for
Richmond people, and a largo repre-
sentation is expected this year.
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Montvale Social News.
Tspecial to The Tinles-Dispa

Especial to The TiEles-Dlspatcn.l
Montvale, Va, June 25.--Mr, and
Mrs, John Rice and daughter, of
Spencer. o., and Dr. S, D. Rice, of
Archer, Fla, who have been attend
ing the annual reunion of the Rice
to their homes
Mrs, Robert McGhee. OF Roanoke,
has returned home, after a visit OF
several days at the home OF her aunt,
Mrs. obenshain. of Roanoke, is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. William Nc
Mullen,
Miss Reba Hammersley. of Roanoke,
is visitor at the home lot Mr., and
Mrs. ''i Mdgar Dyer and daughter. of
Roanoke. wera recent visitors At the
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BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
OPEN FOR 1910 SEASON
Indications Point to One OF Best Years
In History of This Attractive
! n>aorf
tspeeini to'The Tirnes.DisRatch.l

IA rspcc,nl to,The Times-D1spatch.l
Blue Ridge Springs, Va, juno 95'--
This GUNNER resort, so filed with pleas
ant memories OF past seasons to the
multitude OF patrons who have. en-
joyed It's superior accommodations,
I beautiful scenery and rural surround
ings, is now open for tho season OF
1910, with every prospect for one OF
the best years in its history Some OF
the regular visitors ore abroad this
1 summer, notably Mrs. Cornclia Branch
Stone. of Texas, late president-genera)
of the Daughters OF tho Confederacy,
/ also Mr. and Mrs. w. ii. McAlister and
! daughter. Miss Amele. of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. %. 3. Ferguson, OF
, Greenville. n. c., are spending their
! honeymoon at Blue Ridge Springs. Mr.,
and Mrs. c, c. Bennett, another bridal
couple, are hero for several weeks from
Dothan. Ala Mrs. Martha s. G!elow.
Washington, D. c.. of international rep
utation. both as q dranetio reader and
as founder and president-general of
the Southern Industrial Educational
Association, Is hero with her niece. Miss
Mary Thomas Ptckens, of Alabama
Mrs. Antotnette Shakespeare and maid,
of New Orleans, are en- route for this
place.
H. B. croswcl1. OF Richmond. spent
the weekend At BEuo ttldEe,
Several parties from Roanoke have
been UP for supper. 1t being a c1lnrn-
ing drive from there to the springs.
There was q walking party to Wild
Cat Knob on Tuesday, from which
point, 1900 fest, beautiful view can
be had of the surrounding country,
mountain and valley. The Pealcs Of
4 Otter were OF especial interest "A
party went on Thursday to spend the
day at the Peaks.
An attractive building has Just been
completed and connected by corridor
with the long bridge spanning the
glen. The upper room OF this build
ing is Eatly decorated with Japanese
parasols, lanterns and fans, making it
an ideal place for afternoon teas and
other social gatherings. The lower
room Is arranged as a quiet, cool read
ing room, where the proprietor has a
large collection of standard literature
and also all the latest light literature
TO interest those who arc fond OF read
ing.
The orchestra win arrive July 1,
after which time there will be dane
ing every evening. weekly german,
and the real gaiettes of tho place will
begin.
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Summer
Resorts

, season was hold, at which tho young
people OF Waynesboro and OF tho Inn
participated and spent very enjoyable
evening.
Thursday driving party OF eight
visited various points OF beauty IN tho
mountains around Waynesboro.
Many of the guests from the brandon
week end dance last night. Mrs. J. T.
Robinson. Mrs. w. w. Davis, Miss Mary
Lewis, of Richmond; Miss Grace Nc
Key OF Chicago; A. p. Walker. OF Rox-
bury; Nelson Mercer and Marsdor
Smith. of Richmond, wore among the
Mrs. e. w. Hall, from Texas, left on
Tuesday to visit friends in New York.
She has been staying at tho inn several
weeks, visiting her son. T. s Leland.
OF Waynesboro.
Mrs. r. w. Wood. OF Forest Hill
Park, who has been the guest OF Mrs
Monday and expects to remain at the
Inn for part OF tho summer.
Miss Anne Williams, of Richmond
arrived the first part of Juno and will
stay tho remainder of the month.
Among the guests during this month
arc Miss Newton, of Richmond; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Williams and daughters.
of Richmond: Darlington Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. James Waddell, of Staunton;
Miss Elizabeth owen. of Buck. Hill;
satterwhite, Lexington. KY; a. D..
Dickerson, New York; A. P. swink,
Richmond; e NJ. Parker Philadelphia;
Harry Gamer, Norfolk; MISS Williams,
Richmond; Mrs. c. w. Hall, Texas; T..
s. Leland. OF Waynesboro>
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\ Onancock Social News.


Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.1
onancock. Va, June 25.-Miss Warn,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. r
home in Walkerton, Tuesday
Miss Pansy L. Wilkins gave a card
party at Sans souci" Monday even
Miss Georgia O. Smith. of Bedford
City. is at Kerr Place" the home OF
her uncle. L.. D. Teackle Quimby.
Rev. j. G. corniek attended the com
mencement exercises at the Virginia
phMeoiogea Ro Ssminary Alesandra
turned from visit to relatives in
Portsmouth
Mrs. y. T; Wise and Miss Lucy
Wise returned from Baltimore. We'd
Mrs Edwin z: Goficon entertained
her guest, Miss Spielman. OF Charlotte.
Afternoon card Club wednesday at
Mrs .. P. Parks, Mrs, e. r. Waters
and Miss Eva Hopkins are in Pitts
burg, guests OF Mrs Thomas r.
Miss sabra Polk NAPLES left We'd
nesday to attend house party given
by. Miss Vivian Wilson. Of Portsmouth.
Mrs Klein, of Baltimore, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Meyer G., Click.
Robert S. and Spencer D. Hopkins
are home from ST, Johns College,.
Annapolis.
Miss Lillian M. Nelson..of Baltimore.
is with her brother, William S. Nell
son, for the summer
Charles W. Cullen, of Georgetown,
Del, spent several days this week
with Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Shield at
| "Melrose,"
Miss Marie Carlisle Duncan is at
Cape Charles. the guest Of MISS ran
ME Fitchett,
An enjoyable launch party. of
which Mrs. j c. w. Leatherbury was
chaperon, was given Tuesday evening
supper was served at Ware Point. The
young women present were Misses
stiff. Hartman, Welding. Lewis, Ael-
lam and Nelson.
ton. Del, is the guest of Mr., and Mrs,
William p. Bell, at "Roseland"
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The orchestra win arrive July 1,
after which time there will be dane
ing every evening. q weekly german,
and the real gaiettes of tho place will
begin
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FIRST DANCE OF SEASON
AT THE BRUNSWICK INN
Driving Party Visits Points of Interest.
Summer Guests Arriving In

ISpeclal TO The.Tirnes-p ispatch. j

Especial to The-Tines-D ispatch.l
Waynesboro, Va, Juno 25.-yThe sum-
mer season has opened at tho Bruns-
wick Inn. and a number of guests have
been enjoying the mountain air during
these perfect days of the past week.
On June Is the first dance OF the
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home of Mrs Ada Biggs.
A. NJ Parker has returned from tho
Healing Springs, in Craig county. at
ter an absence Of several weeks.
j. b. Obenshain. having recovered
from protracted illness, accompanied
his daughter. Mrs. Hyser, to her homo
at Elk Horn. w. Va. on Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Rico is visiting rela-
tives near ThaXton.
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or more. and IS considered one OF the
chief features of its social life.
Also registered this week from
Richmond are Henry Lee Valentine. c.
Braxton Valentine, NJ. c. Loving. c.
Manning. Jr.. and w. W. Markenstein-
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MASON
MASON
MASON


SALT LAKE PURlfc TI3 SSE = TT, TO THE
sufIpfRSco! stuhfIIGR co!FEIGEs At POI NEWHonsE Il tain Z
GLAD GLADiiSS To ANsWEBssE NWsWEBE We WILL BE
SUPPLY LTTERATufREE AF fREEEsTloNs dN IS. ANp AN
LIE IHE COMING GREAT cSPpEpA "a S5S S1cS'
V4SDDtNG V4DtaN TsEyS SECTION OF wEsTERN Ne Ne
sMEITERif fiN For oRR9GHssTTRpGTIoM TR{ ct. OF THE
0 OF THIS SECTION -S5 IS Now shE TiSpEs SREs
en-, EN- AND ND THE RAILROAD IS NoW
MASON NJ iEP GP AND AND OPERATING 70
RLETED To TEA TIE IiEG wfIso@ 1S sAsogT gINyoM COM
NHItk It1WAY FROM MASON 70 TIE
T1SEEshGA TERiAIA HaSU HRaeSUGkAs SLAs; MINES. AND Ma
TRACK 1ns TRA sEEN PpRECHAsEp FOR
GIN ON THE Hfs,riA ExTENsNioGN SsNG WIIhrI WILL BE, !
tEW sEM PAYS, These opERATISNAs pERAATTiS
The ISr ExrrTTSsIE TSE cULMINATIoN OF
YORK WHICH HAS BEEN RfS NHESraGNT ~ PRoC
RSSS At THESE MINES FOR yEsRs
SNR a. ds,r TINE FOR PRoFIT-TAKiNC rs Is
MEa MEAN y Eds AT HANp u WHAT DOES THIS
gEsDUILsplNG OF a CITY. II AMP NPANs Ws TIE TIE
TT9e1NSSSSElRSIXyATIvE GO s lSIyAATI WHEN WE SAY SAY
ETiN, ErHTnT ;, THE M ELEMENT OF CHANCE Is
HI5EEsSTEMEMT YES n opPoRTUNITHIiEs i ARE RE
The HsInTh BUFF n1Sn H9H w; MANT SIT TO BE IN on
THAT THAT SURROUND SALT LAKE cry
MInES. M o., SHELTERS, THE ORES ALI.
bGGOGk ED OUT. AND A SPLENDID
AGRICULTURAL VALLEY = THE
5oWN OF MASON WITH ITS PANO-
RAMA OF ALFALFA FIELDS ON THE
on oSE TIL stPG GrAEp ANP ITS COPPER HILLS
CALL OR WRITE TO US FOR H.
Illustrated LITERATURE DESCRIB-
NC IN DETAIL THE RESOURCES or
PECK & SAMPLE.
OFFICES.
Il E. SECOND ST. RENO. NEVADA
MASON. NEVADA
201 NEWHOUSE BLDG,
SALT LAKE CITY
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s6250.

rhs modern bungalow on
s.a cast bench: beamed cell
tu iues; paneled walls; oak
snors. s very fine electrical fix
smres: flnishcd basement, all
ssuuhd,vIdsd: Rudd heater. z
soorrs It must be seen, 1t
ssnnot be described
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s3250.

s3250.
,,.rv weIl built frame: adobe
- - 7-room home; front
lLlan.Ipway: llnIIp modern plumbingi
sss ~ soSi53 feet, small barn
ios roIk and sewer. shade,
sloo' , and fruit trees; easy
terms.
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$1,000.

r,ve-room modern shingle
r.ss,ow on the east bench;
puns .ss lot. east front; hot air
IIs, cemented basement,
,.rss nss hack porch: terms $1,000
isss so balance S35 per month,
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S3650-T-room modern brick; blocks
from temple; 49x35 IT.. overlooking city.
The house is not new, but substantially
built a few dollars spent on the house
VIII put II In good condition. Vacant
ground IL worth $4,000.
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THE COMET
May not have been seen, but you will
see good values here.
6-room brick. modern. LIST South and
9th East; street and sidewalk paved:
great bargain; let us show you-S5000,
5-room brick. $50 So. lst West. only
$3.50.
brick house, large barn, good flowing
"'' VACANT LOTS.
50x12s to alley. 5th East and 1lth
South-SSo0
4x10 rods. 18th East just south of 1st
South, fine iocation-S3500.
II would take too much space TO tell
all the good qualities OF the fine farms
and fruit land we have. Call and let us
explain them TO you
we make Mortgage Loans: write Fire
Insurance.
Cartwright ~ McGhie.
1850 Commercial Block.
Both Phones,
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YOUNG & YOUNG.
Hooper block, East 1st South.


The following are a few of the many
specials which we are offering for this
week:
Located on the corner OF 5th South
and 4th East, we have a 6-room
brick. which at present rents for S36: this
beautiful home can be bought for $4,000.
part cash. balance easy terms.
On 18th East, near car line. we have an
11-room modern home. which for the
price is surely snap: you will say so
If you see IT.; only $4,000; we can also ar
range terms.
we have some choice pieces Of
farming land In Cottonwood and Davis
county. which are money makers.
On 18th E. just below 9th So. fine,
level. elevated land. sl75o per acre.
Business property, $3.50 per foot, be-
tween Main and State on First South
We have a very large tract beginning
miles from postoffice that can be pur-
chased for less than $3.50 per acre. This
tract is level. good water right, AND Is
NOT OVER THE JORDAN RIVER
On First So. and First West corner
$500 per foot. Good terms.
YOUNG & YOUNG.
HOOPER Bldg. East 1st South.
k4Os7
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,,orsroNs THE HoUSERs.
s2400.

s2400.
-,.entionally we'll built a.
LSe'bic s, brick cottage: in the
roomh terms 5000 down.
sou,e sIanee $40 per month.
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5-RooM sHINGLE BUNGALOW. NEAR
WANDAMERE; $4,000: $500 DOWN
4 LARGE ROOM COTTAGE; LARIE
LOT. $1,000: on TERMS.
GROOM FRAME HOUSE on WEST
SIDE; s25O0; JUST THE THING FoR a
REPGTABLE RAILROAD Man,
5-RooM FRAME. GOOD BARN AND
CHICKEN HOUSE; Fruit EI ATD
EVERYTHING IN FINE SHAPE; S2S0g;
RoOM. MODERN. RED PRESSED
BRICK, NEAR LIBERTY PAKk' ,paH & i,ggW SggSg
Groom MODERN, SH!NGLG Bun lI!s.
cSLoW, NEAR FEDERAL HElHHl9'
$3.50. -o r.,p-MIN17TE RRK,
r,IrNGSLOW, ON EIGHTH AVE-; EgI5- Z
fcuED FLOORS FURNACE; EFDha'
THISG FIRST CLASS: $4,000; -. ,,-
lts;iESoM BRICK, MODERN IN no HM-
ERY RESPECT: NORTH BENCH; Saooo'
TEEMSo5 It5 Yory ARE THINKING OF BGILD. IIl[c
,Ic ST,E, lis FOR FINE BIILDIES IN :,
! ICI CCITs WE HAVE A LARGE NoMbSh
~ SEARS INVESTMENT co.
las f. BIRD SOUTH, ,oos
PHONES: IND, 1867; BELL i-@''
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s3050-Go out and look at 1875 Ken
sington ave; Iox105 IT.. A good 5-room
bungalow: modern, sidewalks paid, an ex-
cellent home. $500 cash.
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S2600.

vsry neat 4-room pressed
.s , modern home on East
pIic, south st. We can
fou f.Le reasonable terms
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S2650-4-room bungalow, close to 18th
East and 4th So. bath, toilet, G. l.: mod
ern except heat, 45x50 II, $500 cash.
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HOFFMAN BROS,

HOFFMAN BROS,
THE HOME BUILDERS.
Why go on paying rent when you can
buy beautiful. modern home within
walking distance from your place Of bust
ness2
s296o-A beautiful 4-room modern pressed
brick cottage on 3rd East; chande.
liers, cement cellar, cement walks;
large front porch. screened back
porch. lot 36XI25 feet to alley.
Terms. $500 cash, balance s25 per
month.
$a5oo-A fine o-room modern pressed
brick cottage with stairway set To
hnlsh two rooms upstairs. beauti-
ful mantel. chandeliers, cement
cellar. cement walks; open plumb
Ing; large lot. Terms, 5000 cash.
balance $40 per month.
S4o00-A beautiful 5-room modern
pressed brick cottage, arranged for
rooms: fine mantel. chandeliers,
cement cellar, cement walks; open
plumbing: full front porch, screened
back porch; lot 50x125 feet to al
ley Terms. $500 cash. balance $50
per month
We Write Fire Insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS.
50 w End South Street
Both Phones 24t.
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S345o-Universty bench. close TO l1th
East and 9Th So: Groom modern brick
il9x140 IT.. house built 3 years by pres
ent owner sidewalks paid.
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HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
we Will show you any Of the following
Monday Decoration day);
S3200-1112 East 2nd So; Groom brick
bath. toilet, large basement. huuse nm
ished In yellow pine. In our Judgment,
the property is we'll worth s3500, Owner
is leaving city and must sell.
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A LIVE SNAP
FOR

LIVE RAILROAD MAN
Well built cosy brick home 5 large. airy
rooms. hall, pantry. closets. bath. e. l..
Fine corner. s2lxs2l feet: room for an
other house, we'll located 10 O. S. L. and
D. & r. G. stations. Think OF the low
price-only s2250- It's live bargain and
you'll have to act quickly
Il. HENRY JACOBS. REAL ESTATE,
204 Mccormick Building
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S2s5o-3Xs rods: faces south on 5th South
bet, 4th and 5th East: 5-room plas-
tered house, sewer and sidewalk
paid.
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VILLA PARK ADDITION
close in. high and dry; large
lots: easy terms.
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MIST BE SOLD.

MUST BE SUDD.
Beautiful 5-room red pressed brick
with bath sewer connection, gas range
fireplace. new style windows, concrete
walks, large front porch. cellar, shade,
south front: elegant location. close In;
$500 takes II, easy terms.