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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-21
Rcport Is Caustic.

Dickson, Tenn. May 20.-Frequenti!
depressing from his prepared report;
If Implications of the Cumberland Pres
Tvterian Church at the General AS
semblv of the church, to-day discussed
the publishing interests OF the de-
those Of the Presbyterian Church OF
the United States of America VINO are
oontcst,ng in court for the properly.
His assertions We're vigorous, ana ap-
nlause at intervals indicated that the
militant members of the church We're
NOT without representation In the as
sembled body.
The report as published, reclted the
resumption of control by the Suinpel.
land church of the publishing. house at
Nashville on decision of the state
court and the present status Of the
appeal pending before the supreme
Court of the United States, Instituted
in behalf of the Presbyterian Church Of
the United States of America. The re-
mort places the liabilities of the pub
fishing concern at s5o1ss.5s, and the
aggregate resources are stated 70 be
FOR the past year is placed AT s15l.-
o0o.e4. decrease for the year OF
s1s,464o6.
The entire afternoon session OF the
Of reports. That of the board of min
Charles among the aged ministers, to
whom s4,275,96 was paid during the
wear. To constitute a fund for this
purpose campaign will be started
seeking the investment Of certain
the Interest to be paid to the board
The report of the board Of missions
showed disbursements of $4,000.
The woman's board OF omissions
heard messages and reports Of condi !
lions in the missions OF China, Okla
hon,a and among the Chinese In San
Francisco. The Indian mission In Ok
lahoma was represented by a full
field missionaries of the church,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-21
MEET IN LYNCHBURG

Bent-,lora Temple, ID. o. *. *. VIII
Leave Here on Wcdncsday.
The faithful of Beni-Mora Temple,
M ian. Of the D. O. *, r., OF Rich
imond, will journey to Lynchburs on
Wednesday, May %, where large
number of tyros will be initiated into
the secrets of Khkana's band,
ukase to the faithful has been Is
or and Secretary John w. Starke, A
special car will leave the Chesapeake
and Ohio station, Main Street, We'd
nesday morning at o O'clock for
-Lynchbnrg. Returning train will leave
iLynchburg about 2,30 Thursday morn
Ing, arriving here at sac o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-21
progress at Normal school.

After awarding contracts yesterda.
for the plumbing and other inside
work on Dormitdry, No, / Of the Fred
ericksburs Normal School, the build
inc committee OF .the board of trus
tees decided to hold ANOTHER meeting
on June g, AT that time 1t is expected
to PASS upon the new plans for Sci
ence Hall and also for the president
house, and to ask for bids on thes
structures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-21
INSURANCE MEN
HAVE new SYSTEM
Will Assess Premiums According
to Policy-Seeker's Calling
and Medical History.
STUDY OF 100000 CASES
Many Risks Now Refused May
Be Accepted at Special
Rates.

New York, May 2O.-When you take
out life insurance policy in this coun
try or in Canada a few months hence
You will be asked good many more
questions than policy seekers nave been
asked in the past, according to state
ment made last night at the dinner OF
the Actuarial Society of America at
the Hotel Aston
The profession or trade you have
followed will. for one thing, have more
to do v<h the amount of premium
you have to pay, and You will nN be
so likely to be refused because your
medical history is bad" If your
mother and father both died of tuber-
culosis. for example, you will not nee
essarily he refused as a risk by many
OF the big insurance companies, as in
the mast. Two or more deaths from
cancer in your family tree may not
necessarily make their examiners shake
their heads at YOU
A different system of Judging
whether or not a policy-seeker Is a
good or a bad risk is about to be
adopted by all the big companies in
the United States and Canada. it was
learned last night from the actuary
of one of the best-known life In
surance companies of this country.
People WliO Seck poiASiSs N'il NV q ~
be Judged alike, as, more or less, they
| have been judged in the past. Each
| man, according to his method of liveli-
hood or the pecularities of his family
| history, will be classified in a Special
| way. His calling and ancestry vii
! nut him accurately and scientifically
| in one of about las special" classes
| For each of these there will be {
| different premium.
The healthy naval officer, for eN-
| ample, will pay different premium
| from the healthy saloon-keeper. The
! policr-seeker who has had two death:
| among his near ancestors from tuber-
! culosis will have to pay different
| premium from the policy seeker whose
family shows similar record Will
| regard to cancer or epilepsy
Statistics for these 145 special
| risks" have been quietly prepared
/ during the past year by committee
| of the chief actuares of all the lead
ling life insurance companies and
these form only the first step in the
statistical investigation. Before 1t fin
ishes it's labors practically every COM
mon profession and every common
medical history will have been studied
and will have special premium rate
| of It's own,
The investigation, it was said las1
1 night by an actuaw of the New York
4 Life. Is the greatest step toward still
j further reducing life insurance to ar
\ exact science that has BEEN taken In
4 generation, In the work there hai
4 been cooperation between PRACTICAL,
all the hig companies of this continent
including the New York Life, the NIu
4 tual Life, the Prudential, the Phoent'
4 Mutual. the Mutual Benefit Life, tn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-21
VIII lie netire,i.

Washington, ~ c.. May 2o,---It was
announced to-day at the Navy De-
partment that Paymaster-General z D.
Rodgers would be retired upon his own
application within few DAYS, with
the rank OF rear-admirals which IS
a relative rank OF the position he nov
nils. Els successor he's not yet been
selected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-21
wcll-Knovn Rnce-Hor.e Dead.

New York, May 2o.---It was news in
racing circles to-day that Dandelion,
the oight-ye ar-old chestnut race-horse
owned by s. c. Hildredth,. died last
night at Sheepshead Bay He was by
Hamburg. out of PansN. AS a two ana
three-vear- old Dandelion was one or
the hest of thoroughhreds and a popu-
Z, vi 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-21
Alumni Mt Lnllcxile.

The Richmond Alumni Association of
the University of Virginia will hold
its annual meeting at Lakeside this
afternoon President Alderman and
members of the university faculty Will
speak, officers will be elected, ana
luncheon will be served on the lawn.
There will be a special car service
fro /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-21
Portsmouth

Levy, Jackson Rowe. Chunk Hamilto
Twn.hase hits-Bowen. Jackson. sacrihc 7
hitsTeyy Booze Guiheen. Stolen bases
Bowen, Guiheen, Booze. Double play-Jaek !, !.
son to sharp. LET. on bases-Lyneh ,. =
(. IN Hamilton. q struck out-By BROOKS.
:. BY Hamilton 3. Hit by pitcher-MeElar-
land D. smith Wild pitch-Hamilton.
Passed bail--Cowan. Time OF game. ho otl .
Umpire, Mace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-21

Jackson, Reggy (e,, Walker t2p. Munson.
hits-Ressy Doyle, Murdock. Busch. stolen
bases-Bonner tsl Newton. Chandler, Regsy
f2), Walker. struck out--By Pritchard. ::
by walker. g. Base on halls-Of Pritcharc
o: off walker 3. Wild pitch-Pritchard.
Double play-Powel TO Newton. Left or
bases-Roanoke. Z: Norfolk. T. Hit by pitch
er-Bonner. Time OF game, 1:S. Umpire
Davis. Attendance. 400.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-21
HANDICAP WON
BYK|NG 0[YMP IAN
Three Leaders in Feature Race
Finish Close To-
gether.

Belmont Park, n; Y. May sG:mln ,va an
exriting finish. King Olymplan Mn
me Bay Chester Handicap, one one. m ans,
1T Belmont Park to-day. me mrs,
~ hnrses-King Olympan, PRETEND
md misunderstanding so close toSe. N
a.u that many thought that Martinez
had h. Won King olympian cut Gu, u, out ., .
iast mace. and led by three ienglns 70
he turn. where Pretend and Name
h MI challenged. and in a terrific drive,
which lasted all through the maj iur.
lrng. King Olympian got the Nerdict
lance il front Of Marti sasv Men the
ona and one siSteenths-m mile race by
three lengths Summaries:
First raoe--selling: two-year- olds,
eye f,lrlonss, s4o0 added--Sam Lewis
* to, 81 first, sebaso (5 to ID second,
Thriftv 6 to ID third. Time, o3.
Second race-handicap,, three. Year
o,ds and up, selling, $500 added, one
% . rs, Rl1ec9se b g TO Tins y second as
Third race--two year-olds, $500 ad-
ded five furlongs. stralghsm +, =
Il second, Amyl q to 81 third. Time
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Fourth race--the Bay Chester Handi-
can, three year-olds, 5000 added, one
mi'ie-King olympian 6 to y irst
Pretend Ga, to - second Martinez
Fifth race--steeplechase, four-yesnr-
Odds. $500 added, about two miles--Ru-
f fns a to q first, Mimic 6 to ID sec
ond, Dacra 6 to y third time, 4;os
Sixth race--thrse- y !, ana up
Queen GO to .o0) first, Star Gown GO tc
IL second, Top Note (12 to u third
Time, 113 3-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-07
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED


ELECTION TUESDAY.
After election you will not be able to
secure the following at prices asked.
LOOK HERE!
Near ith South and Main streets.
neat brick terrace nearly new Rent $3.50
per year For $3.50. on reasonable terms
S12O per wear rent for a double brick
terrace OF I rooms each side. located on
ist ave. thoroughly modern. The build
ing alone cost present owner. four years
ago. $6S00. Can show every bill expended
on the premises. The lot could not be
bought for less than $4,000 today. making
the actual value Of this property $500
The owner must sell and is willing to
all cash. | can make reasonable terms.
very few hundred dollars down and
payments like rent will secure q f-room
modern cottage on 9Th East, near Ith
South good barn and good sized lot. Call
for price and terms.
Property on 1St West, near 5th South.
is held at $1,000 per rod. | am offering
piece OF property With two brick houses
OF four rooms each water and lights and
sewer connection all paid for Lot 81
improved I am authorized TO sell II
at $4,000. including building, on pay
ment of $1,000 cash and balance in
monthly OF quarterly payments. with
per month rent and II per cent gross on
money invested and IL the real estate
market were not as quiet IL is. $4,000
would not touch this property. Here is
where the owners loss is the buyers
gain. Get that $1,000 out OF your bank.
this proposition. and be quick about II.
Have many others as good 10 offer. and
am pleased at any time TO show these
properties and verify NV statements.
a. RICHTER,
10 West 1st South. Phones Gal
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HOTELS

IF YOU ONCE STOP AT THE ToU-
ratne you'll always stop there: nice
large. steam heated rooms with or with
out bath. t2 r. Ord So. Reasonnhl
rates. rlaS3l
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BUS NESS OPPORTUNITIES
ROoMING HOUSES

RoOMING HOUSES
70 SPECIAL! READ CAREFULLY.
10 roo'1s very finely furnished. choicest
location in city. private baths
shower baths. long distance phones
~ each room. hot and cold water
neat free with rent which is rea.
sonable; on long lease. owner VIII
make very ressousbl terms. see
e,eo, us Tor particulars
N"'oo-sa rooms. newly furnished. Just OH
Main ST, i'll heart OF city. rent 81
per room; heat practically free. a
me money y-maker. This price is
less than cost and made low 70
eject quick sale. Don't fall 10
..,. see this.
s''oo-22 rooms. Main ST. corner location.
,hest transient. very low rent
long lease; a valuable place; rea-
s,o. sonable terms
'-ooo-SO rooms furniture less than eo
Gays old: fine location; steam
neat; all on one foor: very low
rent: 10 years lease. VIII make
very liberal terms
n. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE.
Established 1892.
. A, L. BRATTA1N. Mgr. B. Q. Dept.
~ w. 1st South Phones SAL
1890
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Independent Order of Odd yellow,

FIDELITY LODGE NO. II. l. o. o. F.
Meets every Wednesday night at s
o CLOCK. J. o. 0 +. temple. Visitors well
come II. g. Matthews N G.. I c.
Smith. secretary.
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HoUSToNS THE HoUSERS.
S250O.

"
$2500.
b0foot frontage ON 9th East.
close In. all improvements paid.
including walks, sewer, street
paving. alley I'm roar: terms,
ST00 cash, balance on per
cent payments TO suit.
s35Oo.
Less than $1,000 per rod. on
East Third South street. Look
this UP.
$3.50.
Exceptionally we'll located
building lot on East First
South, c,ose in: all improve
ments paid.
$3.50 per foot, East Ord South.
sizes to suit. This is a sure
money maker,
$3.50 per foot. Edison street.
between 2nd and 3rd South,
or will build to suit on lease.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO..
s 351 Main st, Phones 81.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go on Your Bond.
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rr HAVE ONE OF THE
6ncst and most completely turc
,t<hed l9.room housekeeping
awning houses for the price In
'6s rity. II is the best bargain
u and large we have ever Of
':,si Located In the heart of
'hr business district. Rent only
"a @ per month. This place is TO
q sacrihced for $3.50. owing TO
drkness Of the owner. \ small
mount down will handle this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-07
BURT e. CARLQUIST.
SALT LAKES PROGRESSIVE
HOMEBUILDEES
HOUSES.


A home in the most select part of the
city.
5-room new bungalow. hot water heat,
hardwood floors, beam ceilings, paneled
dining room with plate rail. one panel
birch door, the very latest finish through
out. Large front and back porch. ce-
ment basement. Notice-Near End ave.
4-room cottage. strictly modern. sewer.
sidewalk. fun basement. ist West and TN
South: $3.50 cash. 500 month. ........ S2S00
5-room cottage iust completed near
7th So. and eth East Large porches.
colonial openings, everything modern;
4-room modern cottage OH eth East be-
tween 2nd and Bird South. Lot alone
worth $4,000; 5000 cash. s25 month, $4,000
5-room cottage OH 2nd ave. and n St,
south front. best part of city, finest
stree, in that part. Modern excepting
Close in bareain-lst West and Srd
North-4-room. hall. pantry. bath. base
meni. closets. front and back porches.
manteL good deep lot-all for 5000
Gown ...,.... s,.s.,...,..,,......... .S3ooo
LOTS.
Cor. 7th and ] St. PANT. $3.50
nth South and 9th East, IooH135 TO
18th East East. sth f So: 4oxi57 to alley $500
10th East and 9th South, 3SX15s to
d'iTg fIth ave ana y 81 ;iI11 ~ aiicJ sa5o
9th ave. and J st. 4Ix1l5 10 alley, $3.50
BURT & CARLoUIsT.
Real Estate. Fire Insurance, Mortgage
Loans.
Third Floor Felt Bldg. Phones $50
Opposite Postoffce. t6l2
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$3.50 per foot. Edison street.
between 2nd and Bird South,
or will build to suit on lease.
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sMooT ACT LANDS.

FOR SALE Ry owNEr.. FINE SCRCg-
ban home OF III acres of ground. large
a-roonn brick house. abundance ofs large
car line: price sis5S. s97so 90 cash viii han
n295e
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~ R0nsfc

.utifuIl, Ss ROOMS.
Is xultes 'u.hlshed In business dis
y Teasons, private and shower batls:
1lnhed In ~ years Lease: we'll es-
unable. ac,,nausient and stcady; sell
kRiJ vandle Investigate SioGV
Butte On, MaoNTROSE, Brokers.
-Vi-- Mcintyre Bldg.
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a. MI[ELLAR g. co.
s$l W. End South.

MONEY TALKS HERE
OWNER MUST RAISE SOME MONEY.
FORCED SALE.
THEREFORE, THIS BARGAIN.
FOR THREE DAYS
We are authorized to offer a choice $50
b. 33n-toot corner lot on 9Th North street
at the remarkable low price OF $3.50,
THINK OF IT,
Only $3.50 per front foot with depth
OF $50 feet.
HARD TO BELIEVE
But 1T rs A FACT.
Only ID blocks from street car line and
5 blocks from large public school. High
level ground.
25-FOOT LOTS.
IN THIS LOCALITY SELL FOR 5000
TO $500 PER LOT THIS CHOICE
TRACT CAN BE CUT INTO IS FULL
LOTS.
PICK UP THIS SNAP.
1T YOU HAVE TO BORROW THE
MONEY.
4. M'kEiIiAR & co.
e3l West End South.
t55e
V. A. BETTILYON,
1912 East Third South o1&9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-07
GAS FILTERS

pnONE: HARLEY BROS, GAS RANGES
piping Bell 2G5I As SO. Main. m2Si6
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S2500.

sol r.. 7th South. f1ve-room
modern pressed brick cottage;
sewer and sidewalks pal for,
sewer connected. Very lib:ral
terms can be arranged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-07
SCAVENGERS
HOSPITALS
GLOVE MANUFACTURERS


NELSON GLOVE Co. 90 K. 3RD So.
exclusive glove store. Gloves made to
order Repatrine and cleaning m2oo
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HoUSToNS THE HoUSERS.
SISh0.

5-room modern frame home.
adobe lined, southeast. terms
OF 5000 cash. balance $50 per
month.
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FINE GROCERY At INVOICE.
fixtures. also fine furniture. {
y; horse. ! delivery wagon. buggy
" chickens, only $500; southeast 10
|n.i $1,000 VIII handle.
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WILL SACRIFICE MY l3 ROOMS.
light housekeeping: net iDcomc slon per
month. No reasonable offer refused. a
bargain for some one. 64 w. ith South.
1853
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S2S00

S3S00
5-room modern brick cottage
on Eighth avenue. close In. on
the north bench. south front;
large lot. alley In the rear.
Easy terms.
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$3.50 per foot, East 3rd South.
sizes TO suit. This is a sure
money maker.
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HCUSE-PAUL HEM. PRO-
prietor. 6S r, st First South: so rooms,
rates CSC 4oc and soc. Ni93k
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SECRET SOCIETIES

MASONIC NOTICE-MOUNT >MORIAH
Lodge No. will hold a special meeting
this fMonday) evening. commencing
al Z o'clock sharp. Mssons qualified In
vited. Christopher Dleh. Secretary,
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si50-s3no SE,

VA sI50-s300 CASH.
nicely furnished rooms, light house =
png; rent $50. Actually clears $50.
lstigate.
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NEAR NEW r, 6 DEPOT.
1ooDs with long lease. Rooms filled
~ night and can show monthly profit
|IW month Terms.
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If GEORGE j. GIBSON sue
ceeds Job Lyon the Mouth :" will
have to return that $4,000 which
il stole. 1t will have to disgorge.
And "a cleaner, more upright
young man was never offered as
a candidate than GEORGE j.
GIBSON.
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.tS COFFEE HOUSE.
is place does good business, rent
Expenses are low 500. Look it UP,
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sfEClAL-SF SPECIAL.
INNESTlfiATE.

pfIe,o- evount Of i'll health pro-
rsted s OF two nne centrally To-
|nr ho,l, rug stores viii sell either
Or ~y, an, ~ sacrifice for cash.
|tstc arans for part city reeI cs-
Or nhonno oe,ancr cash. Gail. write
Rlcbsv BETTILYON; V. TT.
u p hMer. Bua. Chances. 10
.',7 'hird SO. street.
EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
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$500.
New modern brick bungalow.
oak nooors, fire brick CRATE.
paneled walls. single paneled
doors; furnace heat. cement
ed basement. Easy terD.s.-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS


NICE FURNITURE OF ~ ROOMS FOR
roomiug or boarding; modern. close in.
Phone 2o52-Y. s3959
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CHICKEN RANCH CONTAIN
ing IL 2-3 acres: S shares OF
water; land lays level, { blocks
from State street car line. stu
ate on corner 70 rods on 9th East
by 25 rods: the improvements
consist Of a d-room brick house.
. barns. some fruit. good fence.
Must be sold by the 10th of No
vember Price $4,000
HALLORAN-JUDG LOAN &
TRUST CO,
Phone S23. 305 Main St
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-07

Ia V. II. RICHEY.
Manager Business Chances.
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TO LEArE

TOP FLOOR OF BUILDING. $50 SOUTH
Main. Entrance by elevator Bovd Park
Bldg. Apply p, ], Moran. Board OF Trade
Bldg.
eo7aA
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FOR SALE-FEAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMpRovED

r~~~>->~~>~~~~->~~
f-ROOM, SrRICTL, MODERN. BUFF
brick residence, 2AxI0 rods. south front
between. S ana T streets.f 1121 End ave.
Ind. 298S. k25It
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A REAL SNAP.

$1,000 CASH will give you possession OF
a new white pressed brick cottage in
southeastern part of city. block from
car line, large rooms down stairs
bath. toilet. pantry; clothes closet; base
ment. stairway in: rooms up stairs,
unfinished, lot is 50x15I feet to alley:
cement side walks around house, lawn:
shade trees: coal shed: 6-hole range goes
with house. / Will carry mortgage for
$4,000,
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"a CIGAR STORE.
you want really good one, and
tlpoe. let US show you this place,
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RooMING HOUSES.

rcnts on the following
IN are the cheapest in town
as, -, the places arc right III the
avg 7no,n, tbs house district.
r0op'nts os rooms: good furniture. car
- 20 eood with exception OF two
v ,hgees rent less than. 81 per
or price, $500. liberal terms:
'pon 'o6 ,oon,s; on a corner; rent s.
" ,oom: steam heat free $500
", " nnoms, well kept. good con:ii-
~. rent Si,75 per room. FOR
..;ci .'yi sale will make very reason
Ro's es y rooms; rent only $3.50 per
steam heat, see us Tor
'o;cs cH and terms which are rea-
! "a rooms, little Out OF the cen.
ii district: furnished for nght
r r.rasskeeping; every room rented
nj SO per mo; sioo Will handle.
Vt ,oous; close in; rent $50, iur-
.,ehsd for private home. sell
ep~mpietely furnished rooms for
Iund
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RESTAURANT BARGAIN.

4. n. HUMPHREYS.
q. IS w. md South ST, Ind. 1l3i
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MONEY TO LOAN

1890 ----->----~-------~~-~
AMOUNTS OF s5no AND UP: low
rate Of interest Houston Real Estate
Inv. Co. 261 So. Main st. Phones II.
hi ~
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$4,000.

$4,000.
S-room strictly modern home
on the east side. east front;
large lot; gas, sewer. heat,
electric lights, two crates;
house In very good condition
and very reasonable terms.
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EASf MONEY IT YOC WANT IT.
>W saIoo0. 20 rooms upper tloor: rent
mo-: license goes with saloon: moth
70 buy. a good leaser is what we
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SECOND HAND STORES

SECOND :, HAND GOODS BOUGHT,
sold. exchanged: best prices. Michigan
Furniture Co. 34I State. s2A8l