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The broad ax., 1911-07-22
NEW MILLINERY PAR1oR.

Mrs. Anna Haynan, 2sSs WsbaSh
avenue. Phone, Douglas 462.
Latest styles in ladies' hats, hats
made to order, trimmed and blocked.
Prices reasonable.
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

The bird man boId who steered a flight
Der France 10 Rome was made knight.
And now hen get 'mOng other things,
A flying crest and coat Of wings.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

Lives Of great men al remind n
OF the somewhat painful fact
Tlat n We. too. would be fkln5us
We Dust cut out III and acG
-guAgA.
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

HTis not the price OF living which
u causing him distress.
The thing that keeps him gTisving II
The price II costs to dress
His wife 90 that she may sver look NOR,
0IIparb GhaA TIE woman who lives mex
door.
-ChicaSo Record Herald.
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

Miss Jennie Porter. Of Cincinnati,
O., will pass through Chicago this
evening On her way to Benton Harbor.
Mich where she will spend several
weeks At the West Michigan Resort,
on her return to the city. she will
visit her old friends, Mrs: Grace
Alexander, 1886 wabash avenue.
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

Mrs X tquarrelingl - And what
would you be now II il hadn't been for
my money?
Mr.. Y CcalmIyl-A bachelor. my dear.
philadelphia Times.
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

H-But couldn't you learn to love
De. Anna?
Sbe-I don't think I could. Harry.
He reaching for his hatD-It is as !
feared-yOu are too Did to learn.-Har-
per's Bazaar.
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

- New Yea PNcGsG Of gws q
auL eeportsd thaR In F9BHbuB q -
Wara Of 500 Id been OGsred 81 -
UoaD OF GvsCy hOSkls IsGAA. incloang
n eara
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

Augustus L Williams, has become
a full fedged attorney ct law, with Of
fees on the 7th floor Of the Firm
1uich building, Phone Main 20lT. and
Re is making good and winning Law
cases.
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

Names were given to bells as early
e. o68, when the mammoth bell Of the
IAteraR church Was named by John
XIII. for himself.
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

ThS -eNnIASS On ~ Wy pFoesSa1
N tguoganco hnd skn-
'fis evident Il never reads
4 weather bulletin
-WashIngton star.
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

otsns CSstiAS TOSh-
NeAtt0a Of StORe eUttiAg tOOlS oAtos
hack = IAOI B. G.
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

Mrs. Geneva Smith, 1868 Dearborn
street; left Tuesday evening for
Washington, D. c., where she will
spend one month in visiting with her
sister Mrs. Dunno.
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

Ths trees are EEOaniRg N The wind. for
they b peach and pear.
An4 trult tree. everybody kBON.s. 1Omo-
emes hAvs mech 60 bear.
Dallas News
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

Swat Till IN" last darned fly expiresl
Swat with an arm that never tiresl
Swat with \ swatter made Of wires!
Swat 'em TO heat the bandi
'By the ahkOoned OF the same.
Chicago Tribune
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

OF all sad words
That man can write
The saddest. I'm sure.
Are mot a bite"
Detroit Free Press.
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

The valley" Of Mexico II 1900 fest
above tha SSa level.
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

J. C. Chairman. 474s Dearborn ct.
handles nice clear ice and II working
up q good trade on the south eide
streets, and as he always gives good
weight, he deserves to be patroniEeS
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

Prisons were built as long aOO a.
iTD B. C.
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

Jack and Jnl went up the hin
At clip DER things 70 hUrtle.
They tried 90 take . six foot wall
And then their car turned turtle.
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

Rev. r. L Darden, pastor Of the
Tabernacle Baptist Church, 1913
Grand avenue, worked very hard for
the election OF Garter n. Harrison rs
Mayor of Chicago and 4 was through
his sGOrts that TIE UA3oFity Of the
ColOEed voters residing n the 14th
ward lOySny supported I'm, which
enabled him to carry TIE ward sgAinst
Andrew J. Graham, and Roger c. Sui.
Iivaa. and Rev. Daraen, tor hls sPloa-
did labor In that directiOn is entitled
to occupy q seat for q short Wafle at
least, 1t Mayor HsrrisOn's pie coun-
ter.
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

reception was held in their honor al
mother Of the groom, 54S6 Drexel
the home Of Mrs. Mary Tribue
AVENUE.
The broad ax., 1911-07-22

tournaments 6nEosa q usrtheFn -
rOps h "a
The broad ax., 1911-07-22
PUeu0HED WEEKLY.

JULIUS p. TENLeR GdIser 80 -
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-28
Arsao,a. vsr.y Maye,a wM Mss.

In line with the eff rts n bis
board of aldermen TO place ih' cliy
upon a selfsusiaininr basis and yc'
provide the citizens with all the
benefits of a live. progressive and up.
,o-date town Mayor crffman. Of
Rocky Ford. has evolved a plan hat
may result IN great good
As he explains IN his rommuni.
cation. the mayor proposes 10 hold a
conference OF the mayors nf Arsar.
sas Valley towns from Canon ciu
20 the state lire Tor the purpose OF
talking over matters of civic intcr.
cst with view OF learning from the
experience OF Others some points OF
municipal government that may prove
Of bcncn, and result 10 the gresf
financial bet,erm.nt u all the muni~.
ipaliii's. Tn. mayors convention Is
70 be held on November 10Th.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-28
Kansas City Cattle Market.

Eighty-fiye thorr and cattle arrived
in Kansas City last week. includ-
ing ten thorsand calves. making the
weeks business at the stock yards
the largest of the year. says ]. a.
Ricknrt. our live stock correspondent
The market ruled steady TO firm
the first half OF the week. but eased
off a little after that. closing with
slight loss on most Of the natl, .
cows 10 TO 20 lower At the finish and
calves = lower
The steers selling between SIX
and seven dollars never lost an under
current OF strength. packers seeming
10 need that sind Country buyer
81 ane1 mp the supply Of stuff suit
able to take out. and left few cat
tie IN the pens at the close q The
week Mere cattle are sning d.
rect into the feed lots than hereto
fore There Is also lees expectation
Of lower prices on country kinds. and
those who want cattle are more will
ing buyers Cattle receipts Monday
W re- $4,000 bead. eytimated. thoue b
the final count will show more thar
that number Kansas pasture catile
were prominent In the arrivals.
The market Monday was ste ady 10
10 lower. more sal1s around STEADY
than otherwise, Western cows al
$3.50 brought 81 n week ago. Forty
loads Of old Meyiccs were hero NON
day. steers around 81. oows i1to
Panhandle siookors Of hiEh br odir .
sold at s. TO ts2s. medium range
stockors AT t3Ss to s;5s. Panhandle
COWS at $3.50 to $3.50 Colora1o be-
steers stG0 To $3.50. COWS s. 70 TO
siSo, Quarantine receipts wero smai-
Ter Monday market in line with ma.
lives. stcors at 81 So to - Primo
native steers are sraroc. With no top
py cattle. though $50 would probab.
iy be- paid for them Good 10 thois.
led stc.rs bring S525 to So ma.
tive grass steers s. 10 s7s5. bulls 81
10 siea. calves 81 % TO $50
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-28
New rs,,pr. on sso. ee Train.

The Santa rc's new san Francisco
train. which viii make It's initial
run carly IN December. = 20 be- oquip-
ped with the "pssscnr.r control mir
bras. cquipmcr'. the ia'.s, braki,g
device madc. AVID which l. said 20 be
far superior TO the present system.
The new train viii bo the first IN
the west TO Install the "pass"r GET
control equipment. Fart trains In
the east are now using II. but Il Il
yet 10 he iniroduse ed In the western
country. Il Il absoiufeiy the lafcs,
thing In air hrakesrpsrasus. snd rail
read men say II IL = marvellous n.
vcntion. The already Intricate air
brake device 10 comparatively sim
pl. TO the ne~ System. II 10 said
The new passenger control
makes u possibi~ f-r = passenger
train with which II II equipped to
mate = stop even In half the dis.
tancs nov required. An emergency
stop can also ~ made In much short
IT distance. thereby adding much 10
shc protection of . train.
The engineer can make three ap.
plicasions os air 10 make = stop b.
fore " h n~cs~sary for HIN 10 ~.
charge and cach application vilI
have the samc power ~ the frat
with the present equipment. only
ons application can b. made and ~.
curs the same power In the secoad
vishous rechasalnx.
uscasse three app,icatioes can be
aa1s n .spi1 ssccassiea. sinply ~
na11ao - apO,laattoa. rslsasaas ~
IN mAkng ane11ee a0oooo11oa ~
~ soo1BU1ao. \ y pssslo1s - ~
|eQn = oouu1osA : 49, vAas ~
- = 1o1go1 e1uew euoIeo -
r. - ~ ]. i 4
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-28
Underwood
Standard
Typewriter
POPULARITY

Wh N the UNDERWOOD
made its advent in the mar
ket fourteen years ago, as
the original front stroke Wis.
ible writing typewriter. it
met with instant popular IA
vor because it marked a dis
tlnct advance in the art of
typewriter construction.
Typewriters representing
in design and construction
the best achievements of the
mechanical world up to that
time have been distanced by
the UNDERWOOD in the
markets of the world until
today its sales largely ex
ceed those of any other
make Of machine. In the
effort to offset the univer-
sal popularity and growth
of the UNDERWOOD ma
chine, all makers of ''blind"
writing machines have
changed their models to vis-
ible writers in the last few
years and visible writing has
become the current talking
point Of its critics Of yester-
day.
The UNDERWOOD is de-
signed on correct mechani-
cal principles, is made of the
best material. has fewer
parts in its type bar mech
anism than any other ma
chine, and excels in point Of
durability, speed, accuracy,
and sase Of operation.
The Machine You viii
Eveptually Buy"
aG3 e. se.sss
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-28
rhrss New Santa es Trains Seen

II has been announced by Santa r~
officials ths, In line with the pol.
Icy of the irnnseontin-n,ni railroads
composing for Pacific Coast traffic.
the Santa y. has agreed upon com.
pr-henri,c impro, cm.pt in it, train
sersicr 10 California points The new
order Of things viii give La Iunta
three additional transcontinrnssi
trains. The new trains viii run from
San Francisco and Los Anroirs. via
Ia sunts to St t.su- and .outh.
eastern poInts. To New Orleans ana
southern points and To chicaso.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-28
UPseDONN
WILEY

Wcrk has been commenced upon
Hclly's nex So 900 depot.
The old sugar miii a, Swink got
away with l.ico ton clip.
Parties from To'eio. Ohio. propose
to build an immense creamery at Ord
way.
Lieh, James viii feed between 5000
aud 10000 sheep at the Riserdaie
farm in Bent County this winter
Af'er November LIST Rocky Ford
will collect interest upon all delin-
qnent pnll tax. The city needs the
money.
Rocky Ford Is TO have an increased
number Of street lights al a decreas-
I'D rate. under the new contract With
the electric comrany
Two to five carloads Of alfalfa hay
Is being shipped each week from the
swink staten. notwithstanding the
large number cf sheep and cattle
that are beiHg fed here.--Adyocate-
Since October 7th the Amiiy canal
has water galore for the farmers. run.
ming all the way from 200 to 900
cubic feet per second. The thous-
ands cf acres Of wheat IN the Holly
district are now safe.
Saink is njoyiug a season CT pros.
pcrity. the merchants report a spltn.
did business. every house in town is
occupied. tents are heing pitched on
vacant lots. ard siiil there Is not
room fer all who want to live hUre.--
Advocate.
The Ben, County coai. oil and
Gas Company has had a committee
out Hing stock during the past
week and report grU al success They
now have over three-nfths of the
amount required 10 b. Gin drilling
subscribed.
A, the last IN citing OF the city
council IN Rocky Ford warrants were
issued f'r the expenses of the city
which exceeded the revenue of the
city by about s70e-notwith 'anding
the fact that the revenue OF the
city il at least one-thyd moro than
sufficient 20 meet all lesitlnate eS.
penses The illrgiiimate expenses Of
our sister city must b. something
fierce.
G. 4. Jones. Of near Rocky Ford,
made crop record this fall by
thrcshlng nearly nine acres II oats
that returned the phenomenal amount
of los bushels of oats 10 the acre.
Aftsr the crop was harvested Mr.
Jones SEEDED the same ground 10 al.
falfa and Is now cutting three quar-
tiers of a ton q hay 10 the acre off
the same ground. This land was
planted in bects last year which Is
very good evidence Of the value Of
rotating beet ground
] \ Iaw,on. Y. A. Moore and
Harry Schuyler. pr s'icnt and stock.
holders IN a promlsi mining prop
eriy In Mexico. lefi on Tuesday Tor
trip 10 their silver mine. which Is
situated about eighiy miles south of
RI Paso Since the cessation Of
hostlIiues work has been steadily pro
crossing on their property aud n.
mine superintendent has recently
shipped to the smelters a couple ~
carloads Of ore TIA, he reports viii
bring bis retnrns-and 20 a course
the Rocky Ford ftrckhoifors are cs
pect.d to return home with their
pockets hnlrinr With lncro - Rock
Ford Eutrrnris.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-28
Card Of Thanks.

We .wish TO thank friends and
neishbors for their tender ministra.
ttons dafins the illne-s Of our moth.
~ sad sran1mother: spr tho rany
bssstsfsl 1ewses shey iaia upoM ~
cosest ~ hse essve: aaA ior ~
eeaesseaag ~ bsosstfs1 mssic.
eueus teeesa ~
~. - Nm. 4 9. tleetnn.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-28
siIi.7ss.sse

Total :. siIi.7ss. .sse
Average condition CT all CROPS com
bined. hy states. on Augnst ist. ae-
coriing to the bureau OF stati7tiss Of
the United States Department OF
Agriculture--i0o Indicating the av-
erage for recent years en- the same
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-28
Drink nABlT
THREE &c DAYS D

This " the eleventh year Of the Catlin
Institute in Denver, More than eleven
thousand men ard women Of Colombo
Wyoming and New Mexico have teken
the Gatiin Treatment and were cured OF
-~r Drinking.
eccepted for treatnen. un-
dei .isfactory cur. IL to
be .-ffec, ,AYS or treatment
shall cost nothn,
With the Gatiin treatment there are no
hys-oiermic injections. no poisonous drugs
no bad after effects. no disagreeabie fca
lures.
The Gatiin Home trea,meu, for thos.
who can not come to the Institute Will
fail In no case II simple directions are
followed
Write for interesting book Of particulars
and copies q contracts to cure. sent se-
surely sealed. Address. mentioning thi.
paper.
THE oATtiN INSTITUTE.
t<2s ctsvsisnd Place. Denver, Colo.
a Long Distance Telephone. Main %o99.
REFERENCES: The Continental Trust
Co.. Denver: DR.. W. II. Sharpiey. Health
Commissioner. city and County OF Denver
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-28

FT37E CAN account for the ever increase in our
ktY business in this way First our plant is
wi complete in its equipment Second; con-
tons in La Junta, with direct pipe
line to the artesian well of the Electric
company are the very best Third: years
of experience in several different places
and laundries gives advantage. Fourth;
our customers linen receives our personal atten-
ton and we know that quality is the thing
that counts in business
THE COOK.BRANDT
LA Junta's Soft Water
LAUNDRY
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-28

y estimated !. I. ). 4ls.34s, ,Os9
Fruits ;. J. s.7ss. .s.o
Honey j. ;. :. . 317.3sI
Emmer aud spelt \. j.. ! sg7.3si
Kaffir corn. buckwhsat. milo
maize. broom corn = 1898
Flax seed. alfalfa seed. etc. i9I.oi2
Dry beans aud peas l. :. 5ss.s52
Sweet potatoes !. !. :. $500
Dairy products J. :. 6.il3,il7
Live stock and products i7..zz. .oe6
Poultry and eggs :. :. :. 2.s6s.5,5
Vegetables. melons. etc. >. 1880. 200
Additions to figures by cen
sus bureau :. =. =. :. i5.iI2.20i
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-28

turc. was so.s per cent of the average
for recent years on the same date.
A. a result of the poor crops In
other states. prices OF Colorado farm
products viii be- bigh. and official fla
ures show that certain Colorado
crops. whose ,alu. last year was s3S.'
os5.sss. will this ysar be worth TO
the farmers Of the state ai least
t,s.5t5.osp--an increase OF thirty per
cent In the year.
Ia numerous instances. the yield
per acre Of Colorado cropa II this
year greater than Il WAS last year.
or f,r several years before: and there
has been marked increase In the
year IN the cultivated acreage In the
state.
While the country generally has
been stricken by drought. the United
States Crop Reporter. just out. shows
that the precipitation over Colorado.
~ whole. frvn January lat 10 Aug.
ust lat. vss - pcrcent a The sorDai.
The olsscial fisSess stvs the eollow.
Ceoses1s sruos ~ Ausust iss, Ipstins
iee rspeaDsal ~ avsgaGe q ~ ysass
h vAlsh - ~ svat1nooD:
CgoD soDonDH Qnan11on1lve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-15

no. 10 ACRES OF NO. LAND BETWEEN
A Ard and Ardwics, On the Penn R; r.;
ming stream. 80 fruit trees. all kinds: nrst-
e.:: T 81 In terra Gotta lining Price very
No. sALso 20 ACRES OF FINE LAND. WITH
small bunealow; adjoining the above tract
Apply W. II. MANOGUE,
stsT;rt sgl1einf 9th an. .s,oI9. .s IN
cation: corner: lot 11ox1bo: low price; terms
to :' Apply T ss:ss for Oh s0:;s 4 es
District attorneys once. lb'
LIST or FARM AND SUBURBAN PROPER
ties m. aS o eI Esane't ao, TON m
suburban Realty Agents.
1907 Ut. NV.
FOR SALEM Mt RAINIER. MD. NEW
dwelling: Just completed; six rooms; modern
Terms reasonable. For further information
~ wM. sHEpp HoLroN CO..
1907 st. NV.
FOR sALE-AT Mt. RAINIER. ND. 5-RoOM
bungalow: hot and cid water: furnace heat;
concrete and
''''''. WI. s sHEp6 s1 aSirox 4 CO..
1907 H ct: NV.
FOR sALE-IN MT RAINIER. MD. FRAME
car station =. 3. suitable =, Is general store or pool
monthly. payments. Price only $1,000. For
'0''oe' VIM ssaI's SHE'D aR HGLroS CO..
1907 ct. NV.
FOR sALDEFARM on nth ST. PIKE. AT
ILL., MO- s sene' ,.nnpt non, ~ . I'D
ti!.tion: Is miles to Center market ana 8
wM. sHEDD HoLTON CO..
1907 st. NV.
FOR sALE-FOUR- ROOM BUNGALOW: SEVEN
eeres ans ;S,i; peach pea orshard stable; NILE I'LL
Price. $500 cash. For further information
wM. sHEDD HoLToN CO.,
1907 st. NV.
TAKOAiA PIX. D. c.; OWNER LEAVING, MUST
sell two comfortable. ami. homes. large lots;
fss :s:s: esss es:aas prong:
FOR sALE-BARGAINS; LARGE STORE AND
dwelling, rooms, bath, pantry, large attic;
concrete cellar; electric lights good business
Store, i-roon dwelling large cellar; electric
kesidenee Of I rooms, bath; large aeersd
Residence Of er:, b.. large porches. .$2, $50 90
Lot on corner, streets; water. sewer; good
oak shade; lot has brick foundation RE- ready
" g GU" G. WHEELocK. rs Oxford bldg.
15' 14th and \. 7. ave. NV.
FOR sAIE-CHEAP, FINE SUBURBAN HOME
on q sns in "
altitude: improved by excelient new frame
to car line e' Win sell on easy terms to suit
RpS to in :'S w. 81 fE s =:
NV. Washington. d. G.
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Do NOT BUY HOUSE UNTIL. YOU
HAVE SEEN THESE TWO ELEGANT
HOMES THAT WE OFFER FOR SALE ON
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS NEAR 14TH ST. At
PRICES LESS THAN THE COST OF The
IMPROVEMENTS.
II you wish to purchase strictly up-to date
home at price so low that II you should
ever wish to resell You could make a profit,
this is your opportunity.
$500 each-far superior to the houses that
are offered for nine and Ten Thousand dollars.
One having outlook on 14th st.
Full three stories, very handsome front, par
Tor. library, dining room. pantry and kitchen
on FIRST floor.
sleeping rooms.
BEAUTIFUL TILE BATHROOMS, Ex-
PENSIVE PLUMBING.
HOUSE HEATED BY AN ECONOMICAL
HOT-WATER HEATING PLANT.
Beautiful decorations. expensive mantels, etc.
Lot 20x116 to a public alley.
This house sold, when completed a few years
ago. for $4,000.
The present owner took 1t in part payment
for a large tract Of land, and In order to
make quick sale offers It at several thou
sand dollars less than its true value.
Another for $1,000, with q southern ex-
10 ROOMS. THREE BATHS. Hor-wATER
HEAT, TWO STAIRWAYS.
LOT 22.6x150 TO PUBLIC ALLEY.
Surrounded by expensive homes.
This house sold when completed for $1O500.
Do not think Of making a purchase without
first inspecting these two excellent homes.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1S42 New York ave
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FUR hEN l-SlotEs, "
SITS. s.w.. 7r., b.
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40 Del sw, 5r,w,g.@.0
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7O4 Az w.4r.b. LOCO
1910 Va nv w.7r.blS. 30
lib Az sw.5r,w. $50
Sto, 1850 Water swl2.50
1886 n sw. Or. W. .14.J0
7O3 9TH sw. 5r. 1880
721 eth Sc. Or. W. 1850
IA n sc. 6r. W. 1880
1905 s Cap, Or, w. 1850
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TO IA sw. 2r, ". .7.50
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914 Sd sc. Or. W. 1870
924 LIST sc, Ar, W. .1O.50
LAT l. Sc, Or. W. 1850
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1922 C. sw. Sr. b. .0.5O
723 7th Sc. 6r. b. 1850
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FOR RENT-D.D. THON
1927 r NV. l1r.b$55. 90
1883 Willard. 6r, b. q. 50
2417 Pa av, 6r. b. %. 90
1864 f ne. Or. b.22.50
1919 G ne, Or. b. 22.5O
1l6 D ne. 5r. b. .21. so
$40 Hobart NV, Or. BIO. 80
sos 18th ne. II. 80
1870 f. 6r, b. =. 20. so
1928 f ne. 6r. b. 2O.JO
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FOR RENT-BY B. f.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.


FOR sALE-GILT-EDGE INVESTMENTS; SIX
room brick ON the Heights; perfsct. repair; Al
VIM. A. BOSS COMPANY,
1921 st. NV.
Phone Main 1O2S.
FOR SALE-ON CAPITOL HILL: SIX ROOMS
and bath; fine large cellar: a house that will
appeal to you because 1t is in such excellent
repair: Roman brick front. with brOwnstOne
trimmings. Individual house. Price, a, go for
quick sale.
VIM A. BOSS COMPANY.
1921 + Ut. NV
Phone Main 1923.
FOR SALE-vERY CLOSE TO DUPONT CIR
Gle. most exclusive street; semi detached;
lot 3Sx125; two magnificent porches; twelve
rooms and three baths; house IL ready to be
occupied at once. 1t is in such beautiful condi-
ton: hot .water heat; electric light and gas.
Price, $4,000.
WM. A. BOSS COMPANY.
1921 st. NV
Phone Main 1923.
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