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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-09-24
AUTO SHOW AT
THE STATE FAIR
PRESIDENT WESCOTT IS LOOKING
AFTER THIS BIG FEATURE AT
THE ANNUAL ARKANSAS
"EXPO.s
EXPECT MANY AUTOS
Hot Springs Business Men Being
Urged to Decorate for the Week
of Festivities.

Hot Springs, Ark, Sept 23.-Presi-
dent Harry Wescott Of the State Fair
Association, has been In Little Rock
the past few days looking after the
big automobile show and races with
are to be held at the coming big
state exposition and telephones the
other officials here that interest n
the auto show is at white heat In
Little Rock, and the members OF
the Association State Fair Automobile
Association in Little Rock are writ
ing letters to their friends in various
sections Of the state and doing, all
in their power to interest them in the
coming show.
+. 1t is announced that the auto show
at the coming State Fair will be the
largest ever held in the state, and 1t
is confidently expected there will be
several hundred autos from all parts
of the state entered in the contests,
There will be- number Of very ex-
cellent auto races each day, and at
least two manufacturing concerns
have notified the State Fair manage
ment of their intentions of sending
down racing cars with expert drivers
to enter in those races.
President Wescott is arranging for
a number of big automobile stunts,
and with the assistance Of the officers
Of the new organization given birth
in Little Rock few night ago, Will
in all probability succeed In getting
up a program the like of which was
never before equalled in this state.
Local merchants and citizens are
urged by the State Fair management
to begin now to figure on decorations
for State Fair week. Every business
front along Central avenue and every
residence on South Central avenue to-
the State Fair grounds should PEI
handsomely decorated during the]
week of the fair. There will be thou
sands of people from all over this
state and from adjoining states wnc|
have never before visited this CITY
and it is the desire Of the officials @
the fair association to impress them
right from the start with the beauty
of the city and the eNterprise and pa
triotism Of the people Of Hot Springs
Central avenue, from the junction q
Wilmington and Park avenues. an
| South Central avenue to the STAT
: Fair grounds, should be mass
flags and bunting which. with y
string Of incandescent lights the e.
management will nave strung acro1
Central avenue at intervals OF fe
Yards, will make one OF the mo-
pleasing sights to the eyes OF the "
itors that can be imagined. Do %
let this feature be overlooked.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-09-24

o. W. Clark, vice president. and O.
II. Hardin. secretary and Manager.
Mr.. Hardin, who is an experienced
lumber and sawmill man. will remove
TO Campbell, Mo-. about October and
will assume charge OF the property
Arrangements will be made to cut. the
timber as soon as possible and it may
be Necessary TO construct railra Il
to enable the marketing OF the TIM
Der. When the timber has been ext
out the land will probably be divided
into small farms and sold to home-
seekers:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-09-24
NOT SUPfRST|T|OUS
uy@u
But. 49, NO!
ALTO OWNERS REFUSE STATE IL
CFNSE TAGS WITH ANYTHING
SUGGESTING IT.
NEWS FROM CAPITAL
New Oil. Rice Culture Concern and
Railroad Chartered-PickingS State
Cotton.

Little Rock, Sept. '23.-That there
are still many people sincerely super-
stitious about the number Is appears
from the experience of the Secre-
tary of State in the issuance of auto
mobile licenses. Yesterday one own
er positively refused to accept no
1913 when rendered him, and Buck
Williams. of the Atkinson Williams
Hardware Co, Fort Smith, wrote the
Secretary as follows:
Superstition may smack of ignor-
ance. and if so l won't deny the
charge, but no thirteens for mine. I
wou]n't feel comfortable with this or
any other number bearing Is on my
car, and if you will change it from
1900 to 14OO OF any number that will
actually eliminate thirteen, your ac-
ton will be greatly appreciated"
New Firm Chartered.
The Warren Cotton Oil and Manufac-
turing Co. of Warren, which has just
been chartered by the state, will not
confine it's activities. to the manufac-
ture of cotton oil. The articles of
incorporation specify that the comp
any will manufacture cotton seed oil,
commercial fertilizer, ice and soft
drinks, also electric lights sell live
stock, and cotton gins, likewise sell
wood, coal and other fuel. The capt.
tai stock is $4,000, all of which has
been subscribed. The officers are S. B.
Meek, president; M. c. Stocksburg,
vice president and general manager;
Carl Hollis, treasurer and secretary.
The Gross County Rice Culture Co.
of Vanndale has been incorporated
with capital stock of 100000, of
which $4,000 has been subscribed. The
officers are w. E. Reichardt president;
Lee Jordan vice president and Charles
r. Jordan, secretary and treasurer,
The company will engage in the TAis-
ing of rice.
Norwood Mt Jenesboro.
Atty. Gen. Norwood was notified
yesterday that he would be expected
to address the people at the Craig
head county fair at Jonesboro Oct.
49,, He is now engaged in the pre-
paration of his address to be delivered
at the unwilling of the Arkansas
! monument on the Shiloh battlefield
next Tuesday, Sept rs.
Picking State Cotton.
Over one hundred men began last
Wednesday picking the cotton on the
state convict faram, and the crop Is
5 reposted to be very fine aside from
the snail amount of damage done by
the army worm and the boil weevil
It is said there are about 700 bales
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New Railroad Chartered.

The State Board of Railway In
corporations yesterday granted to the
Gulf, Magnolia & Northern railroad
an extension of eighteen months to
comply with the terms of its charter.
President S. O. Sewer, who has been
at work on the flotation OF the enter
prise for over year. reports that he
has met with a great many delays but
that he is preparing to issue eight
million dollars in bonds, Of which
six millions would be used in Ark
ansas.
Teachers Institutes.
The State Department of Education
reports that during last summer l24
institutes were held in the state, and
that 1858 teachers were in attendance.
There were only 1,19S teachers who
did not attend, and it is explained
that many of these are teachers hold
ing licenses but not engaged in teach
ing. Five counties, Baxter, Indepen-
dence, Dallas, Perry, and Howard re-
port that every one of their teachers
attended the Institutes.
1t is also reported that there are
in the state 1873 deaf children, 1877
dumb, y blind and 81 insane children
who are not being taken care of in
the institutions.
Natural Gas in State Schools.
Natural gas is being installed in the
three state charitable institutions in
the city, in place of coal which has
always been used for heating pur-
poses The coal bills for the insti-
|tutions have been about as follows:
Asylum $4,000, Deaf Mute $4,000,
and $4,000 Blind school There is the
further advantage of saving the wages
of the firemen, and the cost of dray-
age or the coal which amounts to So
cents to 81 ton. The institutions,
especially the asylum, have been I'M
able to secure the advantage of a
railroad switch.
The contract has been awarded for
the construction of boiler and laun-
dry building at the Confederate Home,
at cost of $1,675. The main build
ing which is undergoing repairs will
be ready for occupancy in two weeks.
Gardner Returns.
Prof. I. B. Gardner, supt. of the
Deaf Mute Institute, has returned
from the North, where he inspected
the institutions in Wisconsin, Chica-
go, New York and Cincinnati He al
so attended the annual meeting of the
International Association of the In
structors-of the Deaf at Delevan, Wis.
There were seven preachers from
Arkansas. The Arkansas school
opens Oct. 8.
Plans Big Scheme.
Car! ]. Bear. of Hope, has presented
to the Chamber of Commerce a city
planning proposition of great posi-
bilities which has been accepted by
the Board of Governors, who have
closed a contract with him. 1t was
also announced that the designation
of Dan +. Cutting, the secretary. had
been, accepted. Mr.. Bear proposes to
raise a fund of s1,000,OO0 to exploit
and advertise the city in way that
will best appeal to the sagacious
judgement of the business men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-09-24

"a When your physician calls ask
him to leave the prescription, phone
US and we will dispatch messenger
for same immediately.--Ma
.eTley Drug Co. Phone 80. SIT
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-09-24
PINE BLUfFlAN
IN LAND DEAL
Moark Land and Lumber Company
Buys Big Tract Near kennett, Mo.

A large real estate deal was con-
summated Thursday afternoon when
George H. Gammill, DR.. O. w. Clerk
and O. Fl. Hardin purchased 1900
acres of land from the Valley Land
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-09-24
Trouble For A Salesman.

looms up # his health runs down.
That's why E. E. Youngs, of E. Berk-
Shire. Vt, always carries Dr. Kings
New Life Pills in his grip. II find
them excellent for indigestion and
constipation" he writes. "They have
helped me greatly" Best liver and
stomach pills made. Csc at all drug
gists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-09-24

We are sole agents for American
Field Fence. There are other fences
and we have the lighter kind but none
will stand the test of the Ame1'ican -
Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24
BETTuYoN HOME BUILDERS co.

BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS co.
a prominent and wealthy Salt Lake
citizon made his first investment In Salt
Lake real estate twenty years ago. That
investment was $4,000 In cash The Same
property. which he still owns. he was
offered 500. 900 and refused II.
Do Salt Lake real estate investments
pay7
You can start an Investment with 81 or
more. See about our plan
S4S00-Buys a beautiful I-room bungalow
on the north pench close TO B
street. Beautiful Wow over city,
Hardwood floors, beam ceilings.
columns between dining room and
living room; $500 cash or will take
vacant lot as first payment.
$1,000 room brick. modern. on llth East
south OF End South, Full size base
ment A good house, Terms,
s3T50--A Groom modern pressed brick
six blocks east OF the postoftice.
The house Is well built and modern
in every way except heat. Con-
nected with the sewer and side
walks paid; $40O cash. balance like
rent.
We handle real estate Of all kinds and
write fire Insurance,
Look in our window and earn $40
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS Co.
10-f2 East Third South Street.
Phonesi Bell 2e3Q. Ind. SIG.
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WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE.
First clDss, almost new red pressed
brick cottage, 442 East sth South, five
good rooms. buffet kitchen. bath and
rooms, full basement. electric light. gas.
etc etxra fine lot. 50xl65: lawn and
hedge fence, sewer and sidewalk paid /;
s2S00; good terms.
YOU WANT A SUBURBAN HOMEf
We have 2 to Is acres at Holiday (near
car line Of 1922 that can sell In
tracts TO suit. we have good modern bones
on some tracts and other pieces planted
to fruit and vegetables. primary water,
also piped water from mountain stream,
electric lights. etc. $3.50 per acre; terms.
WALKER Is THOMPSON,
30T Mcintyre bldg. Salt Lake City,
Phone Bell 1901. h2620
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ANY SUCKER
Can make MONEY out of
TROUT.

Can make HoINEl pul pl
TROUT.
WE HAVE BROOK TROUT FARM
For Sale or Exchange.
200 acres in timothy 200 acres in pas
ture. All water for trout ponds from
springs on property Itself.
Little flshy in the pond
Lived and SWAN since he was spawned, ,
Got caught IN linen net.
Sold to a restaurant man-and Set
WHICH REMINDS US
WE HAVE A CAFETERIA FOR SALE
OR TRADE.
WE'LL TRADE YOU ANYTHING,
From square meal to
A SET OF FALSE TEETH,
5O-acre farm at Marysvale. Utah,
acres and T-room o. b. house on
THIRD EAST. SALT LAKE CITY.
Farm Lands. improved and unim-
proved.
Properties and Businesses in all parts
OF the u. s..
IF YoU ARE LOOKING FOR LAND.
Why
FOR THE LANDS SAKE! SEE US.
WE WRITE ALL SORTS or INSUR-
ANCE.
GIESY WALKER CO. kDARNS BLDG.
,2sof
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hrTob

6-RoOM MODEM BRICK BUNGALOW.
best built house In town, II. @. bench,
$500 will handle thie, balance easy pay
ments
a typicaI bungalow home OF rooms,
lust completed. elegant location. End ave-,
Sl500 balance terms.
Quinn & Schmierer. Ill Judge, building;
Phone Bell 246l. hZlaf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24

a Home BEAUTIFUL. NEW. 4-ROOM
at pressed brick cottage To-
Groat Gated on 9th East; strictly
Sacrifice. modern In every detail well
arranged and just being
completed, has the latest buff
fet kitchen and kitchen cabi-
nets. large living room, full
basement, front and back
porches. cement walks. and
Is an elegantly built home !;
size OF lot Is 50x12S, and can
be bought for only $3.50, on
easy terms, This Is really
one Of the greatest bargains
In the city, Call In and let
Ms show you this.
PROGRESS REALTY & BUILDING CO.
Phones 1888. 220 kearns bldg.
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use the Wants If you are seeking TO
purchase a house-elther for your ndi
vidual use or as an investmcnt-use the
Wants
25-ACRE FARM. S-ROOM HOUSE. $500
CASH city and suburban snaps, acre
age, colonization tracts, irrigation prot
ocfs. southern lands, money loaned TO
build Continental Realty Co, lo1 Con-
tinental blk. hld56
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE-IMPRovED
HOUSTONs THE HOUSERS.

HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
$500.
4 fne building corner on
State street. Would be good
store site. Reasonable terms
can be made.
4room house on 2nd West
Just south OF 9th South.
Terms can be arranged on
this.
$500.
On the 5th East drive. g.
room home. east front, lot
50Nlf0 feet to an alley. fine
shade and fruit trees. lawns
and flowers.
$500 Corner
1-Toom modern cottage on
lhlBc lOl, sIlu ave. ana
st: south and west frontage.
Terms can be arranged on
this.
We have several choice
trackage sites at reasonable
prices.
Some choice business and
semi-business properties.
We have some folder maps
OF Salt Lake City and we
will give you one II you will
call, or drop us a postal and
we Will mall you one.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.
35l Main Street. Phones 81.
We Write Fire Insurance.
Will Go on Your Bond.
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eautiful Located In southeastern part
room OF city only half block to
ew car line NE have one OF the
ome finest little 4-room brick cot
tages which can be found In
the city. This little home is
located In the best residence
section and hns all improve
ments in and practically paid
for Size Of lot Is 91Sl9l In
depth has so choice. young
bearing fruit trees. small
fruit shrubbery. nice lawn.
garden truck and is really
bargain for the price We are
quoting II ut Just think OF
getting this ideal place for
only s345n. and on terms. Call
In and lei us show you IL
PROGRESS REALTY
BUILDING CO,
Phones 1888. 220 Kearns Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24

East bench-A new 5-room
bungalow for $1,000; modern eH-
cept furnace. This price seems
very low for east bench propepty,
and Is low. Could not build The
house Tor the price. Terms, $500
cash
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4 flne building corner on
State street. Would be good
store site. Reasonable terms
can be made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24

s-room modern home at bar
gain, best location; bedrooms
and sleeping porch; hardwood
floors. mission finish: hot water
heat; wash trays and all other
modern conveniences, II you are
interested in home Of this kind
see us AT once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24

33s J st-6-room modern
pressed brick, built 3 years ago:
stone foundation. This property
Is being sold for less than cost.
Go and see II. Price s260O. Terms
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4-room house on 2nd West
just south OF 9th South,
Terms can be arranged on
this.
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S1hnn

On the 5th East drive. g.
room home. east front, lot
50Nlf0 feet to an alley. fine
shade and fruit trees. lawns
and flowers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24

WILL PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. VA
cant lots or any kind OF real estate, a.
y. Humphries. 7S w, End South street.
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OHIROPODIsT

fs5 u WIsMER. CHIROPODIsT
- elclntyre, 6S South Main. hI37d
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"ALHAMBRA PLACE"
On State Street.
Sl60 10 $3.50 Per Lot.

SEEING is BELIEVING. IF
YOU WOULD BUT SEE THE
SUBSTANTIAL BUILDING &C
TIvITY ON STATE STREET
AND SURROUNDING "ALHAM
BRA PLACE" YOU WOULD
REA ADILY ACKNOWLEDGES
THAT IT. Is NO SPECutA.-
VESTMENT. YOU BUY LOTS
ON \ MACADAMTZED STREET,
2 BLOCKS FROM GRADE
SCHOOL. . BLOCKS FROM
HIGH SCHOOL. MINUTES
WALK TO GROCERY STORE.
MEAT MARKET. COAL YARDS.
LUMBER YARDS. CHURCHES.
ETC, WITH CEMENT. WALKS.
sdAPH adN2I THHN TfiEsi YoG goE GAs tHSS hUS
PROMISES or THE ABOVE
CONVENIENCEs IN SOME AD-
DITIONS. AND FOR So DOWN.
So PER MONTH. PRICE $3.50
TO $3.50. 3 PER CENT OFF FOR
CASH ON ANY AMOUNT OVER
THE ABOVE So PER MONTH.
BUILDING RESTRICTIONS AND
A CONTRACT THAT PRO
TECTs YOU AGAINST SICK
NESS AND DEATH. WE HAVE
ONLY a FEW LOTS LEFT.
OUR AUTOS ARE AT YOUR
DISPOSAL. CALL US NOW AT
$40 on BELL. OR 4443 INDE-
PENDENT.
w. y. BAIRD.
Eardley Realty Co,
III Main ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24
1s1NEss OPPORTUNITIES

CLEANING AND
sssns establshmosoGgt;r men roasons ne for sei
geo, n taken at once. Apply 1O2
BIZ md East.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24

Some choice business and
semi-business properties.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24

HOFFMAN BROTHERS. SPECIAL.
$lS00-A four room modern brick cottage.
located in the eastern part of Pop
lar Grove. Lot 40 by l45 feet, to
an alley. Shade trees planted. side
walks paved. Terms 500 cash, bal
ance monthly.
S2350-A we'll built four room modern
brick cottage located on Seventh
South near Ninth West streets. The
house is newly papered and painted,
cement walk around house and ce-
ment cellar. Terms 5000 cash. $50
per month.
s25oo-A nice four room modern home on
the east side. Splendid location
south front One of the best buys
on the market today. Terms $3.50
cash. balance monthly.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMUANY,
e. S. Rch. Mgr. Sales Dept,
22 East First South Street
Both Phones 244
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We have several choice
trackage sites at reasonable
prices.
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WE INVITE COMPARISON
WITH ANY AND ALI. OTHER
AGENTS
PRICES LOWEST. TERMS TO
SUIT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24

We buy. build and sell durable homes"
II you have a vacant lot, we will build
house according TO your plans. or &C
cording to any OF the 20on or more plans
we have on hand, OF we will trade one
Of our houses. which are modern In every
respect, for any property YOU may have:
II II Is a home you are after, gee us at
once-we have them In all sizes and can
accommodate you as TO iocat tlon as we'll,
We buy. build and sell more homes than
any two realty dealers in the state.
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SPECIAL IN GROCERY STORE.
Located in one OF the best resi-
dtnce sections In the city, we have
q bargain In little corner gro
gerry; stock and fixtures Will be
Eold at invoice amounting In all
fuonth: a good live grocery man
tah make money by taking this
place. as same does nice cash
Business
ETTILYON HOME BUILDERS
COMPANY.
Il 1Osl2 East 3rd South st.
Y. H. RTCHEY,
Manager Business Chances.
Phones: Bell 203o, Ind. SIG.
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A SNAP ON THE EAST SIDE, GROOM
brick house, close in. between two
paved streets. $3.50. Eslinger, S5 Com
mercial blk. h247S
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ANNOUNCEMENT

SPECIAL.
For one month only, willow .plunes
work guaranteed. Harmony Millinery
Parlors. 55S SO. State. Bell phone bSlS:
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Owner Is WE HAVE JUST LISTED
Leaving one OF the finest 5~room
City; brick cottages in the city,
Must sell. built for present owner for
his own home; as he is leav-
Ing the city he is very anx-
ious TO sell and Will sacrifice
hts home way below the reg
ular market value: this beau
tifuI place is located In the
finest residence section In the
southeast part OF city and is
modern in all respects In
Guiding furnace, best Of eIec-
trical fixtures and has the
finest and most up-to- date
elegantly finished rooms TO he
found in any home: size Of lot
is 50x150. with right of way;
has one room also finished up
stairs and room for two more
additional rooms. price is
only S+260. on easy terms; let
us show you this fine place.
PROGRESS REALTY & BUILDING CO,
Phones 1858. 220 Kearns bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24

1916 f. 9TH So. st.-An ideal
home; ideal location: lot 10 feet
by l65 feet with drive; large
rooms. besides sleeping porch,
hardwood floors: buffet Kitchen.
billiard hall; full cement base ment.
To see this home means to buy
II you are really interested In a.
home. as we will make the price
right and the terms TO suit
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shh0n Corner

$500 Corner.
Iroom modern cottage on
a large lot. End ave. and IS"
st. south and west frontage.
Terms can be arranged on
this.
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A POSITIVE OPPORTUNITY

A POSITIVE OPPORTUNITY
GILT EDGE IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
BEAUTIFUL GROOM MODERN RED
PRESSED BRICK HOME; SPACE FOR
THREE ADDITIONAL UPSTAIRS
ROOMS, BAsEMENT FULL LENGTH:
THE WHOLE MODERN IN EVERY
PARTICULAR. WITH EXCEPTION OF
FURNACE
THIS HOME IS ONE OF THE MOST
SUBSTA NTIALLY CONSTRUCTED IN
THE CITY-HONESTLY BUILT AND
WAS SUPERVISED BY OWNER.
ALL IMPROVEMENTS, SUCH AS
GAS. SEWER, PAVING, SIDEWALKS,
ETC. ARE IN; SIZE OF PROPERTY q
Xl0 RODS: BEAUTIFUL. HEAVY BLUE
GRASS LAWN. FLOWERS AND
SHRUBBERY; SPLENDID UP-TO-
DATE CHICKEN COOPS AND CHICK
EN- RUNS
WILL SACRIFICE FOR ANY REA-
SONABLE OFFER.
SUITABLE TERMS.
OWNER WILL BE HOME ALL DAY,
CALL 1853 SOUTH 10TH EAST OR IND.
1882.
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YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS.

YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS.
so acres. close In. s. @. near
street car and railroad. Soil is
unusually rich. deep. dark. fine
loan and simply cannot be beat
for fruit raising or truck gar
dening. VIII raise at least 500
bushels potatoes TO acre without
preparation. and other things in
proportion Good water right.
house. sheds. 900 choice fruit
trees. and all kinds small fruits,
shrubbery and vegetables. and all
but acres can be cultivated and
irrigated. 1T MUST BE SOLD I'M
MEDIATELY. AND NO REA
SONABLE OFFER WILL BE
REFUSED All or part Will go on
very easy terms or exchange for
city property. viii show you how
YOU can make this place worth
S25. 900 In five years and realize
MANY thousands OF dollars while
so doing. You may never have
another such opportunity.
A. n ROSENBAUM.
ii L So. Temple.
4567--Either Phone-4567.
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