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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-04-20
Richardson.

Mrs. L. B. Richardson died Monday,
April Is. after lingering illness of four
II. F. Esterbrooks, where she las been
cared for the last three years. She was
member of the Methodist church of Ell
more, where she lived for many years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

OF be there
considered that may be assured of follow the official
presentation OF the
Congressman Knowand effectively presents the situation
this wise
The Pacific the usual from the
abOard the middle They still
ten years
of interest foreign diplomacy
The ortfcaon of the Panama canal OF the Philippine islands, of
balesIip homogeneous enough
formidable lighting vital United
o become a factor the Pacific
The feet Atlantic chiefly ornamental 1t impos-
be contingency that would call for the
than moderate squadron for police purposes Gunboas
and often needed the other side
Caribbean the
among the Central American republics of big ships
needed for such purposes single competent
TO protect American rights in these affairs
On the other hand the Pacific easily become
tater OF because of unforeseen
If there any danger of this
made by the absence of preparation
This nation seeks aggressive any
If the navy anything at all its chief purpose
guarantee OF such will be afforded by sufficient
force attack the To Pacific
and outlying possessions these virtually unprotected
invitation invasion. We navy where will be
likely do the good True enough this country may
need navy anywhere if the necessity should
want ii quickly and badly and the Pacific the place
where possibility
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Answers to Queries

CASINO-C- s, City. Your question
In regard to casino is one OF that calls
Tor the rule of the game as to the com
binations In play that one has a right
TO make. That rule is that each per-
son engaged in the game, beginning
with the eldest hand, must play one
card at time, with-which he NAV nor
only take at once every card OF the
same denomination upon the board. but
likewise all that may combine with H.
SHADY sIDF-Mrs. III. J. W. Lathroo- which
Is the shady side OF house. the north or the
south? - ~
AS to houses fronting in streets. run
ming east and west. those on the south
side are on the shady side as they re-
ceive the least amount Of sun during
theNday.
GOLDEN GATE-N. N. City What Ia tn.
width Of the Golden gate at tse entrance 70 the
bay Of San Francisco?
From one mile at the narrowest to
two miles at the widest
TO vOTE-H. NJ. L.. City. Can an alien VINO
mas taken out his first papers vote In any stats
In the union for presidential electorsr
He can, not. except IN IL states.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Letters From the People
HOW ABOUT FEED BAGss

Editor Call-If our hygienic authori-
ties would pay a little less attention to
dies, and observe more closely the
abominable habit of feeding our street
horses from bags, 1T would be a decided
move for the better in the relief Of
those long suffering animals. The poor
creatures. associating the sack with
their oats, prick up their ears.at the
sight of it, of course but while they
are eating they are breathing over
again the deadly carbon dioxide they
exhale, together with more or less dust
from the dry grain. To be sure there
are a few pin holes in some of the
bags, meant to keep them from act.
ually suffocating. And in many cases
these sacks are left hanging upon
their heads on the hottest days from
sheer thoughtlessness of the driver
not to call it criminal carelessness.
Wire pals should be provided for this
purpose, and no others allowed.
NJ. E., BERKELEY.
October s, 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Little Dog

Lux
You amt very much to look at, you
amt;
When looks were distributed you
Were out chasin' cat or else maxim
a plaint
To the moon with Boo 90 90 wool"
You are all kinds of a dog-you are
dachshund and pug
And collie and bulldog and Skye.
And greyhound and terrier-but, bless
your old mug!
You are good for home till you die
From your hammer-in tail to your ugly
old nose
You're an optimist, sure as can be!
It was only last night you mussed all
the starched clothes
And chased mothers cat up a tree;
But, bless you, it wasn't for meanness,
7 know,
It was just you were full to the brim
Of spirits and mischief and git up and
And the gladness of livin'. like jim.
Little dog, it's the thought that you
feel what / feel
Makes me lonesome when you're on
a scout;
You were little Jim's partner, kept
close at his heel,
Your bark always followed his shout; !;
The string that he tied on your neck is
still there.
Like the strings that he tied on my
heart:
You were handsome to him with your
raggedy hair
And your funny bow legs far apart.
And so, though your teeth are all
turned out Of doors,
And you're cur from beginnin' to end.
like you around when I'm doin' the
chores,
And you shan't never want for a
friend.
Our little old partner in blue overalls,
Curly headed. barefooted and glad,
Amt with us no more and there amt
no more calls
For his dog nor no kiss for his dad.
Chicago News.
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Where
| Votes Are
| 81 Apiece

OF that Brayton merely of
powerful interests that supplied him with the money which
control of the state cemented Brayton did
brbe voters by wholesale He called paying them their
and be admitted rendered
this relation exorbant About 81 the ruling price
of Rhode foundation rested the power
that Aldrich welded in the senate
Brayton methods notable the of gumshoe politics
Absolute his rule encourage
him ne let 1t be known that he kept records When die he
said not long mo need fear that will
light have provided for all that There
need fear When get letter specially private
nature always send back him.. Then
Braytons method the secrecy
himself ingenious, he explained:
When send in
middle
the something would not care TO have
known And then he's certain to destroy letter.
He cynical but good natured old rascal
secret of his methods although his disclosures implied
that he dealing political what could
expect of where are 81 apiece?
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

MARION ELLIS was the guest OF honor at an
elaborate dinner given last evening at the
Stewart by number of his friends. With a
party of college chums Ellis was at down
town cafe during the Admission day celebra-
tion when curtain took fire. Ellis quick ac-
tion in extinguishing the flames adverted a
panic. It was in remembrance Of this feat
that he was dined last evening.
MARC KLAw, theatrical magnate of New
York who has concluded arrangements TO build
string of theaters in the northwest, is staying
at the St Francis.
from Europe yesterday after being away 10
months and took apartments at the Palace.
LOUIS LIsSAK, the we'll known horseman. re-
turned from summer sojourn at McCloud yes
terday and took apartments at the Palace.
GEORGE t. GUERNSEY. president Of the Com
merclai national bank of Independence. Kan,
is staying at the ST. Francis
EMIL LEVY, who is interested in the pearl nsh-
cries of the southern seas. is at the Stewart,
registered from Tahiti.
WILLIAM KuRTH, manager Of the Royal Alex
andria hotel at Winnipeg. is registered at the
ST. Francis.
J. w. BLACK, contractor for the building OF the
Utah hotel in Salt Lake. is registered at the
Palace
A. G. wIsHoN, who is interested in electric
light and power at Fresno. is staying che
Palace.
W. N. IRISH, merchant of cioverdale, is at the
Colonial
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

One appear Lombdy smashing
she'd
Dutch neck and taous showing blue ribbons underneath
third she'd be half soid
kind
lhen she'd the mahlow
and stockings white
would caught in all
The employer of
girls
tailored hnishgs
When he mildly
and she vastly insuled and left n a huff
Now niece OF know that that kind but
reminded
That exceptionally
talk
looking really
dresses a businessEke fol busines
Don't owdy.
Most look we'll
tailored waist simple blouse they
There who swho
always blue tailored of
| have heard a dozen admire
of
match that is
but do think it looks business1ke
Now, don't be with will Joans Just it's only my
hard headed but soft hearted ~
Old NNAA~r- -
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Omaha g
| Sentiment on
the Exposition

the presented by the Bee likely that
done New Orleans the clubs
Quoting the Bee:
o and New
andS
the trail omaha
erc relation the OF the
benefited by holding New Orleans all
and industry bound
which located
Oh while between them directly artery business
Omaha neparabl
ment OF the and northwest nothing
equally Anything
Development will enable this
advantage of
pushing
These reproduced here because they apply
equal the whole region of the Missouri river and to
the greater part of the middle We do believe the
decision should be made sectional grounds should rest
the acta merits OF the competing cities sites
Yet if Considerations of neghborood
doubt side and its neighborne
viii take
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Trepidation Justified

What do you think gave that actor
stage fright when he made his first
appearance?" asked the manager.
Premonition,' replied the press
agent. He knew what his acting was
going to be like."-Washington Star.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

large who given part
their lives the public and have been paid such
salaries would permit them provision for old
AS the Philadelphia Inquirer puts it:
head the
thus and
which
half
for his declining days of his
system of old pensions the natural and necessary
coroary of the civil service rules which established penanence
tenure in office during good behavior.
HE who in the politics of Rhode Island is
dead The general public identifies Senator Aldrich only with
the politics of bv
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

the consent of Charles R. Brayton, the blind
boss of Rhode Island No man in American
history ever held a fuller control of the
politics of a commonwealth He was the
whole thing IN Rhode Island.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

w. A. BARNFIELD OF Medford J. L. stuars a,
Kansas City and George II. Hartley and Mrs
Hartley Of visalia among the recent ar
rivals at the Manx
THOMAS C. PARKER. director Of min. -.
Battle Mountain. New. is staying al the Arro-
naut.
ALEXANDER BROWN. president Of III. ,,,,s
board Of equalization, Is staying at the Stew
art.
J. A. sNEDIeAR, mining engineer AZ n.,v.-
is guest at the Palace with Mrs snedixar.
CHARLES A. RUGeLEs. banker Of Boston =.
at the St. Francis with Mrs. Ruggles
=. W. PENNIMAN, a manufactures Of psu,s.,
phia, is registered at the Stewart
A. J. BaANDER Of Coronado is among n. -
cent arrivals at the Palace
T. Il. GREELY. attorney Of Marysv,lis \,
registered at the Argonaut
JAMES r. rAPscorr, an sttor,ev =, v-.s.
Is staying at the Palace.
JAMEs SARGENT. suditor Of the Portland s,+.,
is at the St. Francis.
WILLIAM DALE, banker Of cornlnr. i.
guest at the Dale.
HARRY E BURcH. mining man Of p,~+,...4.
at the Colonial.
w. NJ rIrzrArR1cx. merchant Of DunsmuIr.
Is at the Dale.
J. NJ MAus. merchant Of Michigan. "a At IN.
Stanford.
K. Q. LEEPz Of R.as Is at Tia rurD,,
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Pensions
Follow Civil
Service Rules

all os administrative activity the government permit
of the and efficiency of the activity
departments, duplication of minimum
and make comprehensive the lay mind the
annual budget"
E+islute haphazard methods of bureau work
and snde duplication and redupcaon of should be
stopped by classification coornated plan before any
effective work be done this field will necessary to elm
from the number of civil
the rolls although their work and
should be supeannuated They turned out
stfu their old after having their lives
servi9sIsh moderate salaries.
Before civil service rules established the personnel of the
departments constantly changing Few govern
employ long enough give them any claim an old
pension But these rules have been long enough opera
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

Ole Uncle Niles Turner says that now
that he has lived t. see th' republicans
quarrelin' 'mongst 'emselves he's ready
I die. It's bad enough t. have a barber
tnat agrees with ever thing you say,
let alone wife.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

its executive committee the Omaha adopted
resolutions favorng New Orleans the for the Panama
Pacific he Bee Of
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

that city, takes up the matter and presents
unanswerabe argument to prove that the inter
ests OF that region are all the other way. In
vigorous terms the Bee calls on the Com
mercial club TO rescind its action In view of
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

Some man is always before the crowd the
nations hero, of whom we're proud We yell and
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
The Morning Chit-Chat

e::::: ::ss'i;es s:''l.s ':'a .!'-. * C0aaxma%oo

"
IN EAR Niece Joan:
girl in office mine has just lost a
corking good position because she didn't realize
that business Office wasn't either sail boat after
tea.
The man she worked for has half dozen stenogra-
pliers and is very proud of the good of his Office
force. They exceptional of sensible and
refined young business and he takes almost
much pride in their good and sensible clothes
he does in their work
This girl different. She was good worker, too;
good at punctuation and spelling and and
stenographer; but there thing she didn't know
the A, B, of and that how to dress in business
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

economy and efhciency IN the public service to
carry out the purposes of an appropriation of
100000 to be applied in finding ways and
means to save money in the administration of
national affairs. His campaign" we are
informed, will result in a Standardization Of
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

president TAFT has employed Dr. Frederick Cleveland
director OF the bureau of municipal research York CITY
anpert economy efficiency the public service to
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
THE
GOOD
CITIZEN

great man gives us a pleasant smile. But the man
who's making this country great is not a fellow OF
high estate. He doesn't ride in palace car and
tell the crowds what his ppedreams are Hel
doesn't hold that the rock of the government
is mass of talk. He does his work and he saws
his wood; his life is clean and his credit good he
and he loves his wife, and he doesn't yearn for the
pays his debts and he goes church, and helps the
in the lurch. He doesn't lecture his fellow man,
doing the best he He shuns the noise OF the Y
his hands are busy and not his jaws; he walks thr
fearless tread, and dies at last like thoroughbred
cspy-sn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

uduSC WHICH VIC A(dl IAio ioIAi~,
we swear he's gathered immortal
fame; we find his picture on
every page when the papers come
to Our hermitage, and our heads
swell up for a half a mile If the
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
ISTERuRBAr urru.

Detroet UniteA InteruyDan H. a iZ:
FLlNT LIMGTEDS--se:3k ana afS43 ~
N wi3:sb ss:SS and e:s5 D. IA. iSSnS
2. m: IL p. m. TO Oxford runs q Biln31
eundaya To Romeo. q. m. q q ~.
ana every two hours to 10 D NJ ID;
JACKSON LIMrTEDs-7:Is sias'
!sMs, sat and e:4S D. m. Locals ~
ssckson. a. m. and every two houf6
20 p. m Ann Arbor, 9 Z. -. 80
hourly 70 III p. m. Worthwhile. $50 -
n ANA hourly 60 1850 D. m. p. m.
u p. m; Saline cars from Ypsilants.
TOLEDO LIMITEDs-7:2o. s:ao ana
ll:x0 a m. lao. $40 and $40 3. ~
caturoays ana Sundays. 7:10 D. m. La
cas- 70 Toledo, $50 q m and hourly q
$50 y. m; Monroe only. $50 and "A ~
PORT HURON LrMTrEDs-s&s an1
S:Nb G. M. 11:45. a:ls and 0:lS n - q.
sunday only IL p. m. Locals 20 Por1
"a. . p. m. TO Msrine City only 70.
clemens a M q m. haif-hourlJ
20 p M: hourly TO IL p. m NJ,
Clemens via Shore Line. s:as q nj
nonrIy TO s:ss o m. II .. m. trgr
PONTIAC DIVISIONS a. m. half.
hourly TO Z .. m: hourly to n u N
birminEham only. - .. m. ss1,k
wYANDOTTE DIvIsION--S:ss = -.
half. hourly to s:as p. m: hourly g
oRCHARD LAKE DIVISIONS = =.
hourly to II .. m
-4.
'These cars run through TO saginaw.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27

were stsinhoff. iss Fort W.. ~ years
Aqnso Ferguson. IS Elizabeth w.
teetro enteritis.
william II. Hall, 1877 Fifth, 81 years,
erlmonary hemorrhaEe.
nary A Meyer. 20 Thirty-second. "a
Ralph z. sharkey 2s willis W.. 81
Josephine Pascuzzi, ass Rivard, 10
ponths; entero coiitis.
SisSia Phincio, s67 Riopsiis. II
(oats: senility.
Nary sscxepanik. ia Leland. "a
Peter vinarski. 4 Goidnsr. 6 months;
|sLadislaus Wojcik, Red Cross hospi-
NJ 70 years: typhoid fever.
lem Little. Grace hospital. 10 years;
Hattie Meyer. I475 Twenty-fourth, II
(sars; inquest pending.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27

LIBERAL REWARD for return or In
s soT~s .s s.n o to tr rssSv'r on Of
wagon left on Twelfth and Fort, on
evening OF 3ard. la Larned-st. east
Prouty Livery CO.
IS REWARD for return Of solid white
bull terrier. one year old. with split
I'm tongue, real black eyes and small
tail. 100 Harrison-ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
FoR sALr-REsIDrNcn PROPERTY.
OPEN SUNDAY
AFTERNOON.

Ar ENNOON.
New house, number 744 Helen
Ave-, between Mack and Berlin
Streets. Two stories, full base
ment and attic, 4 living rooms,
3 bedrooms and bath, oak floors
and finish downstairs, beautiful
decorations and lighting fix
lures; roller window shades,
Peninsular furnace, laundry
tubs, clothes chute. Do not
fail to see this house if you
wish to purchase a home. 1t
will be open Sunday afternoon.
All lots 35xIoo feet. Price
$500. Terms, $500 down, bal
ance $4,000 per month, includ-
ing interest at S per cent.
HOMER WARREN & CO.,
goa Chamber OF Commerce.
City 6406. Main 6406
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27

FAIRBANKS POST. NO. II, q. A. r.
kTTGNTlON--Assemb at No. 2s9
f1Avery-ave.. corner Warren. at 2 p.
m. Monday. Aug. 29th. to attend flu
neral Of our late comrade. w. Niles
stevens. tOfncial), Samuel b. Dixon.
commander; James Lewis. Adjt.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
WHITE STAN LINE

Wharf, foot OF Griswold-st
For Port Huron. way ports, steamer
leaves daily, s:so q m. and s:s0 >. m:
rect connection IL made at sarnis we'd
nesdays and saturdays with NORTH
ERN NAVIGATION CoMPANY'S. mag
HURONIC, for 500, Port Arthur and
Duluth, and Mondays with s. s. SAR-
ONIC for 500 and Port Arthur. <
steamer leaves daily, s:1b q. m. ap4
t:so p. m: Sundays. $3.50 q m and See
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
Personal.

NOTICE-rf any poor giri II In trouble.
needing advice, friendship or help,
write or call on 8. c. MARGARET
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-MIsCELL
MR.. EAGER from New York. pays the
hirhest prices for gentlemen's dis
carded clothing. Address Box ~. De-
troit Times, and Will call at onoe.
HIGHEST prices paid furniture. stoves.
carpets. Lapham. SO Graf. Cherry 40I.
HORSES and COWS removed promptly.
Nlilenbach Bros. Phone West los-sos'
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27

BUY A HOME
EASY TERMS

W ~ YAyfSc
$3.50 first payment, balance a!
$I2.oo per month. Interest {
per cent. House has S rooms
and large attic. Lot 3oxIoo
Cement walks, sewer and water
Located on Dane ST., between
Mt. Elliott and Ellery SITS,
Only two left. Do not delay
they are selling fast.
HOMER WARREN & CO.,
2o2 Chamber Of Commerce.
City 6406. Main 6406
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE


WARREN PAUL. HAVING MOVED TO
56 w. Sd South. first door west Sani-
tarium. will. for 80 days. sell you furni.
ture, carpets. ranges. at the lowest prices
that can possibly be made in Salt Lake.
1t will pay you TO see me before buving
or selling 1886
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FARMS AND ACREAGE

THE MOST INDEPENDENT MAN is
THE ONE WHO OWNS A SMALL
ACREAGE NEAR THE CITY.
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK.
acres with nrst-class water right,
small apple orchard. strawberry bed and
other small fruits. Broom house, barn.
Price $4,000 Easy terms.
acres good garden land. primary wa
ter right some large and small fruit trees,
4room house, barn, and other outbuild-
iuRs. Price $500 Terms TO suit.
In any event, call at our office. as we
have a large list OF small acreage to Sc
lect from.
N NJ LONG & CO..
109 Atlas blk, Both Phones 421T.
xf220
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SUCCESSFUL FRUITDALE
re pT VT vnTY

10 IOO
Land in this esta blished Gulf Coast
Colony Is the best investment now being
offered in the entire south: good land, not
white sand; no negroes; fine markets, big
profit country. not a new thing but es-
tahlished for eighteen years and success
proven; healthful climate and beautiful
winters, water pure; rainfall ample, no
farm in this district. where ten acres can
be made TO produce s5000 year; price
low now and makes splendid Investment.
as land is rapidly increasing in value:
nothing exactly like II anywhere. send for
our big book OF panorama views. Agents
wanted. Fruitda1e Development Co, $50
422 Chestnut street, st. Louis, Mo.
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t22Al
T. r. e. I

T. r. e. A.
We have two pieces Of Box Elder
county farm land, one 20 and one so
acres, for sale. This land Is worth, ac-
cording TO experts. $3.50 per acre. We
have TO sell at once and offer same for
SIS per acre. II sold this month.
THE REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES.
312-316 Atlas block. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Phones 1859 x1335
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A HOME
furnished complete, Wilton rugs, mis-
sion furniture. sectional book cases, with
about $50 books. dining room buffet cost
St2 all other furniture and furnishings
cost proportionately as much; everything
In the house goes. with the exception of
some si!verware. cut glass and a few
pictures. There are Is rooms and bath,
rent, $40; house on northeast bench. Make
offer.
AN INVESTMENT OF ss5oo
VIII net 500 per week, We can prove
this. and by the way, we are going to
get someone interested and sell It, Bet
ter Investigate at once.
CIGAR STORE,
one OF the live ones. to be sold at invoice.
This IS place II will pay you to, look
into II you want q good paying cigar
business, Long lease.
BAKERY BUSINESS.
Good money is being made out Of this
line OF business. and have a party
who Is just starting up a plant who
wants q partner to handle the financial
end. This man has had 3S years eX-
perience. This calls for an investment
of $500.
WHAT DO YOU WANT7
II there is anything in the business line
you want to buy or sell. see
V. Fl, RICHEY,
with
BETTILYON,
1o-1e East Ord South Street.
Bell e03o. Ind, 316.
x1261
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HoUSTONS THE HoUSERs.
$4,000

$4,000
Two houses. one eight rooms.
one four rooms. southeast, lot
50x130 feet. south front. lawns
and shade trees, terms $3.50
cash, balance like rent.
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daily invited.

nate bodies OF the A. A. RIte ~
.,Irs MASONRY hold stated meetings tho
MaSo,, saarn ,rhnrsdSv ,ni, in each month at rho
Secon5 SeEiple corner First South and
,,itaG East. Sojournine brethren In
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Bell 4l33 IS w. End South st. Ind 4l34.
WHY PAY RENT?
3-rm. cottage, elec, lights, water,
cellar, located East 2nd So. S1l0O, $500
cash bal. $3.50 per month.
GENUINE SNAP.
Nice Arm. cottage. good lot. walks in
and paid. near Rio Grande depot. Only
$500. 1875 cash. bal TO suit
MUST SACRIFICE.
Owner leaving. Nice arm. TT. brk.,
mod, large cement basement. elegant lot,
lawn. fruit and shade: S2T50, on your
own terms.
2 LOTS
Near D. g. R. G. depot, 5000. Any terms.
WE HAVE
few lots near high school site. $3.50
each.
CHICKEN RANCHES.
"a acres. I-rm. cottage, on car line. $4,000
3b acres. 6-rn, brick southea ..... 2T5o
5 acres. 3-rm. house. elegant land 1909
A. N HUMPHREYS
Bell 4135. rs w. 2nd South ST. Ind 4134.
x122s