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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-15
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION
TORN UP ON QUESTIONS
hammond Conference Forces Settle
ment of Ministerial Function and
Offices Today

The second day of the annual
delegate conference of the Indiana
Christian church in Hammond has
developed spirited conflict il the
delegate body as to the function of
the minister and his attitude to the
world both inside and outside of the
church.
Hooker's liberal definition of the
ministerial office in which he says
that it is 1.-The body of men set apart
in due ordination, to the service Of
God in the Christian church, in dis
tinction from the laity," is meeting
with considerable opposition.
DELEGATES ARE DEADLOCKED.
Biblical authorities have been ox-
hausted. From the chronicles OF
Christs ministry sermons and beati
tudes quoted tried and fitted. But
nothing has been found that Will
bring to an agreement the factions of
the Christian convention now in ses
sion at the church of Christ A thous-
and earnest delegates are deadlocked
in opinion.
These are the rocks in the road.
Shall the ministers of the gospel in
dulge in the life of the layinen and en-
ljoy the pleasures of the every day
world is the question of contention.
Shall the motor car be added TO the
assets of a clergymans Shall the frock
lcoat be- dispensed with and the FASH
ions followed? Shall the minister be
clubman of modern literature. an at
! tendant at the Ibsen- Pinero Barrie
grill room where men of business inn
other interrogatories are involved. Ir
other words shall the minister be
man of affairs, materially as we'll as
spiritually?
SURFACE is VERY CALM.
Divided the delegates stand. AL
though the assertion may be trihs
irregular it is nevertheless an estab
llished fact. Devotion marks tine
scheduled meetings. Not inklins
of the undercurrent appears on the
surface. Mudslinging is not indulged
in, open strife refrained from and the
/ Annanias club never referred to-
But in the church lobby the Garfield
club room and the library the intrigue
develops Groups are forming and
parting continually Bible in hand
ministers search the scriptures in
search of backing for their issues.
Conservatives say that the example
of a minister in the business life and
his mission of mercy. They declare
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-15
WHITING MAN FAV0RS
AMALGAMAT|ON

Ex-Mayor Fred ]. Smith of Whiting
was in Hamr I'D today and surprised
a group of Ammond business men by
stating tn he is in favor of amaIga-
nation n Hammond. He said he be-
lieved that fully seven out of every ten
of the business men of Whiting would
welcome the contamination OF this pro-
ject.
You will remember that 1 opposed
annexation to Hammond several years
ago" said Smith. but 1 am in favor
of II now"
What is the reason for your chance
OF hearth" he was asked
Well. you see conditions have
changed. Then Hammond was in bad
financial condition. It's tax rate was
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A Pitiful Case.

In an intoxicated condition Mary
Calvin, 81 years old. was found wan
derng on state street by officer Cor
dua yesterday afternoon. who placed
her under arrest and locked her UP at
the station on charge Of drunken
ness.
This is one of the numerous times
that the aged lady has been warned for
this offense and she mas given the po-
lice a great deal of trouble. After Civ
ing her final warning this morning
she was released and. sent home by
Chief Austgen.
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DEEP SEWER
TO BE BUILT

The location of the Northwestern
Iron company (the Schlesinger plant)
in Hammond viii mean deep sewer
for the north side of Hammond. This
was made certain at the meeting of the
board of public works in Hammond yes
terday.
on account of the large holdings of
the Schlesinger interests on the north
side tho assessments will he largely
borne by them. This VIII reduce the
load that would have been placed on
the property owners had the sewer
been built before this.
1t is said TO be very important to the
Schlesinger interests that big deep
sewer be built. OF course the sewer
Will be constructed from the plant to
the river so that II viii be available to
the property owners on the north side.
This is but one of the benefits that viii
accrue TO this locality.
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TO VOICE
SPR|NKL|NG
PREFERENCE
Property Owners on Dusty
Streets to Meet at Superior
Court House Tomorrow
Night at Call of Board of
Public Works.

Every property owner in Hammond
whose holdings are on street which
is to be sprinkled is invited to attend
a mass meeting called by the board of
public works for tomorrow evening, at
the superior court house, to discuss the
merits of several kinds of sprinkling
material and methods. In this way the
board hopes to arrive at popular ex-
preston of choice and preference, and
every property wanting to know how
his money is to be spent and how much
his sprinkling assessment will cost
him, should be at the meeting.
The board today opened bids contain
ing prices for water sprinkling. road
oil. and road oil sprinkling with screen
ing finish. and liquid asphaltum sprink-
ling with screening finish.
Every property owner on the street
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South Siders to Meet.

The South Side Improvement associa-
tion viii meet at the Wallace school
building tonight for the purpose of TAX
ing up important matters affecting that
district. 1T is expected that there Will
be large attendance.
A large number of improvements are
being made and II is largely on this ac-
count that the meeting is called. 1t is
expected that there will be a great
many changes in the appearance of this
section of the city in the next year or
so.
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OFFICIAL D|SGUSTEO
WITH BAR ASSOCIATION

Attorney Dan Moran. president of
the Lake County Bar association, is
disgusted with the inactivity of the
members OF the association. He says
that he took the office of president
with the expectation of making the as
ISOLATION an important factor in the
promotion of ethics in the profession.
The reforms which he sought to in
augurate are as follows:
l. He asked for volunteers to prose-
cute loan shark cases free of charge
with the object in view of curbing the
business in this locality. A few vol
unteered, but failed to get busy.
2. He asked the lawyers of Lake
county 70 report unethical conduct on
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high. 1 remember buying Hammond
bonds in Chicago for ss5. At that time
Writings tax rate was low and we
were getting free water from the
Standard oil Co.
Now Hammond's tax rate under the
efficient and economical administra-
tions of former Mayor Becker and May
or Smalley has been reduced. Writings
taxes have increased so that the two
cities could unite equal basis.
Industries the Cause.
Mr.. Smith said that the Industrial
activity that has taken place on the
north side in Hammond and that is ex-
pected to take place along the shores
OF Lake George was the thing that
(ContfnuAd on naGa ~
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the part OF shyster lawyers. Reports
were made, but none of the lawyers
had the nerve to aid in disbarment
proceedings against offenders.
3. He asked that the names of the
members of the association be printed
so that the public would know reputa-
BILE lawyers from the disreputable ones.
This was not done.
All Too Busy.
None of these reforms were carried
out The reputable lawyers of the
county are too busy with their legiti-
mate practice to worry about the ac-
tions of the others.
1t is said that a man was hurt in
(Contfnfred on mage 81
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Appeal on Speed Law.

Wallace Hutton, the son of j. 7. Hut
ton, will fight the case in which he was
fined for speeding. in the upper courts.
He filed an appeal yesterday and hopes
to reverse the lower court. Hutton be-
lieves that the lower court was in error
in fining him and hopes to demonstrate
in the upper COURT that he was not ex-
ceeding the speed limit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-15

ecH Clark Davis. wife of the
noteo author. Richard Harding
DaNis. mas dropped her suit for di-
Vorce commenced recently in New
YORK The ground for the action was
never made public and proba blv
never VIII =. The Davises were
married in 1899.
The war correspondent maaa i've
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Once Again for Joe.

Joseph Sheahan was arrested by Of
ficer Calvin at Towle street and Chi
cago avenue last night on charge of
drunkenress. This morning he asked
that he might be let go and as this was
his first offense he was released by
Chief Austgen this morning.
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USED THINGS THAT TOU DON'T
WANT CAN BE SOLD IF YOU AD-
vEGTrsE ~ TJTE TIMES
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Former United States Circuit Judge
Peter s. Grosscup, of Chicago. who re-
versed Judge K. NJ. Lands decision,
fining the Standard Oil Company s23.-
900. 900 for rebating. recently declared
it to be his belief that in the future
the country would be split up into two
big political camps. the progressive
and the conservative. Progress
poverty for the many on the one hand.
or conservative stand -pattism and
riches for the few-there are your flu
ture dividing lines" said the Judge
The two parties may retain the names
of Republican and Democratic, but the
real difference will be their attitude
toward questions concerning the popu-
lar welfare"
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ARE you REAn.-e TIE TINES,
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AuE You READING THE TIMEsi
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-16

2slS HANOVER NVESU e. ROOMS:
not waite heaa. $40 month.
a"o6-0S TAYLOR STREET. ROOMS
sach: gas und electric lights: bath.
SCI month.
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Keai Crstatt lNantfn


WANTED. y GOOD, LARGE FARM.
attractive, comfortable home. healthy
location Give description and con-
dit!on OF buildings. water, etc. kind
OF soil; now near TO station or ship
ping point. Best cash price. Adj
dress GKEENLEES. 42l S. Fortietn
Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
WANTED, TO EXCHANGE FOR Wiz
g.nia farm. an idaho irrigated farm.
40 acres; Will trade part or all:
land and water title perfect: IN new
country. just opened up. want rca-
sonabiy near town and school. viii
give or accept difference. This pro.
perty Will increase In value without
any effort on part of holder. WILL
LIAM COLE, Prairie. Idaho.
WANTED. TO BUY a HOUSE WITH
five rooms and large lot: will pay
cash 500; balance monthly as rent.
i95, care Times Dispatch.
" ANTED-lNVESTOR WILL BUY
your contract on any suburban prop
erty give description and lowest
cash price q ASS. care Times-Dis-
patch
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR RENT
OF sale with L. f. SCHMIDT Il CO..
els american National Bank.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH L. T.
SCHMIDT x 60. 6l9 American Ma
WANTED. A GOOD FoUR-ROoM FLAT
y SIS care Times Dispatch.
lOK THE REST RESULTS. PLACE
ms renting of Your property in the
Golored section with JOHN II. BRAN
TON, the cOloTcd Real Estate Agent
NO ~: West Leigh Street.
WANTED. a MODERN BRICK HOUSE
ABOUT eight rooms. with all convent
cnccs, costing from $1,000 to IS, 900
/" home is desired and wish TO pur-
chase directly from owner. Address
f111.A
WISH TO SUPPLY TWENTY FAINT.
lies, each. with onc-acrc garden.
which Yields vegetables ana fruits
III abundance. will cultivate the
garden and also attend to ono COW
and iwcnty-four chi kens, deliver
! ing the products a; your city home
daily You are at no trouble This
plan VIII save you more than one
half your table expenses and give
YOU fresh catables in abundance
VIII oNpihin fully IL you will dron
/ me card. q. $. RICHARDSON
I Easement American National Bank
/ Building.
! WANTED. a FURNISHED HOTEL, N
/ 4 small town. - SAG. care Times
! WANTED. SMALL. FARM. DESCRIRF,
! luIIE ADDRESS BOX g. Taylorsville.
ga.
10 ASSURE REST RESULTS PLACE
! your rent account with ROBINSON
q PHILLIPS. 80 n. Eighth Street.
! WANTED. a LARGE. FURNISHED IN
party furnished. house. centrally
located for September l. Wouia
board owners. b 47i. care Tir,cs
| = - spateh:
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH ]. A. CON
NELLY & co. Write postal for nee.
| essary blankk
|
RiIItnfrp
| >-S'--~-->-~~-~>~~>~-~>r>
| ALL THE LATEST TASTY HATS At
surprisingly low yrices: also hinge
| nc hat frames at CLARK'S MILLiN.
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RUPERT & SCHWAB. Real Estate
and Loans. 70 North Eighth street
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BARToN HEIGHTS HOME, EIGHT
rooms. hot and cold water electric
lights. bath: owner leaving ;uxn and
must sell; price $3.50.
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WILSON COTTAGE. VIRGINIA BEAiC1I
va. will give special rates from
May 10 to June Is. For particulars
ADDRESS MRS. c. w. WILSON.
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MCCLURE DAVENPORT-T AYLOR co.
INC. lNl North EiShlh StrcGl

INC. 1Oi North Eighth street
WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR LOTS.
l0Ox322 and $50 feet. at Forest
nm Park, for $500 each: for acreage
lots, one to tive acres. Drewry Man
sion Addition. stop No. :. Petersburg
electric car line. Tor $500 per acre
Several unusually attractive lots at
Woodland Heights at low prices.
Lots in Mason Park, Richmond. and
Manchester Land Company's ADDITION,
from sl00 TO $500 each. and fifty
foot lots in Melrose Addition for sat.
to 500 each. all on easy terms. Buy
these lots ms YOU are able. and you
viii not only save money, but IN add
ton You will make Il good proiit
Several new. attractive dwellings. with
large lots. in suburbs, six to eight
rooms each. Sl,500 to $500 each
Several siX-roorl dwellings, renting for
$40 each. price $1,000.
Two houses in iirst-claSs order, renting
for $3.50. price S2,5uc.
A really good farm OF seventy acres
one and a half miles from Forest lilli
Park: dwelling. barns. orchard. etc. +,
price $4,000. Let me show YOU this
property. y. l. ADAMSON. all Hull
Street.
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SENEN-RoOM FRAME DWELLING
with electricity. large lot, henhouse
Granolithic walks, in West Ena; price
$3.50; terms reasonable
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AUCKLAND PARK HOME OF SIN
rooms. electric lights, good lot, con-
vcnient TO car line, price S2.0uC: $500
cash, baiancc monthly.
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s2T.5o PER FOOT BUYS 4 BEAUTi.
full building lot on Cary street near
Allen Avenue Price below the
market. MOOREFIEID 81 BLAf T.
20 North Eighth Street
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HIGHLAND PARK HOME OIL, EIGHT
rooms. electric lights. hot ard cold
water, bath: corner lot, 7pXll0, iine
location; $500.
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EXCELLENT STORE AND RESI-
dence, very cheap; store Immediately
at and facing depot at county seat:
30 miles from Richmond, on railroad
with number OF daily trains MAX
Ing regular stops. Annual trade
from $4,000 to $4,000; Ave acres OF
land: good storehouse and two large
dwellings. seven rooms each. modern
and new; large two-story barn and
stable, poultry house icchouses and
other buildings. Only $500. Terms
10 suit. Act quick. J. II. AIOSELEY
& CO. No. 312 Travellers Building
FOR SALE. AT VERY REAsOk ABLE
price, two excellent new scvcn-roo
houses. modernly equipped in second
block west OF Boulevard on Main
Street; 1ust finished. ". n. CTtAW-
FORD, Builder, az North Tenth
Street. Phone Madison 4eI9.
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4oa NORTH ADDISON STREET. UP
per Hat, rooms: bath. $50 month.
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Keal Gstate For sale

7 Ksal estate For SALT
g. ACRES, NEARLY ALL cLEHRE1
ana h, In growing crops. ON publ
fenced and cross-fenced with wove,
wire; enough timber for farm pur
| poses Dwelling of nine rooms viii
porch on three sides. in beautiful
| i.rice, $1,000, including all crops j
1T. MOSELEY & co. No. 81: Travel
FOR SALE OR RENT. CHEAP. AN
1 ctght-room, upto-datc dwelling
with hnth. pantry and two basement
rooms: hot e. and cold water: damn
car line. in Woodland Heights. No
| rats or mice. Inquire at Room 200
| over Commonwealth Bank. Phone
/ Monroe 2132.
FIVE ACRES ON ASHLAND ELECTRIC
line. mostly in timber. SIPS per acre
Railroad. ten miles from Richmond
SlOE per acrr; no buildings
half acres. Sl.5eo.
House iive rooms. two acres, three
quarters mile from railroad $500. l.
:. 1kAkE, Glen Allen. Pa.
FOR SALE. \ BEAUTIFUL CHURCH
Hill home. within three blocks o.
and bath. hot and cold water, gas
electric lights and lntrobe; owner:
leaving city Apply -35li East ella.
Street
and timber lands List your prop
erty with us for quick results. Drop
us II postal for blanks. J. IL. NOSE
LEY IL CO. No. 3l2 Travellers Build
ing
2o4 ACRES. oNE-HALF MILE FROM
railroad station; 10 acres clear and
very productive. balance in timber.
Will cut 100000 feet of good saw
timber and $500 cords OF wood.
Fronting on two public roads. Four
dition Farm we'll watered; con-
venient to churches. school, store.
railroad station. etc. In fine neigh
thousand ts1ooo) dollars cash, bal
mncc in one. two and three years.
The biggest kind OF n bargain. ]. H.
M0St;LEY & CO, No. Sl2 Travellers
Building.
NOW Is YOUR CHANCE TO OWN AN
terms. 100 acres, one mile from sta
ton and village. with large stores
and factories. and daily trains 10
and from Richmond; five miles from
county seat: 80 acres in high state
of cultivation, balance in good tim
Der. SiN-room two story house: with
Y Ynrd het and y omtn d IN ioselS
level. and fronts full length on rail-
road and main county highway: with
G SHrSSi,cnt view Of entire farm: Neigh;
and church on the adjoining land
and in sight of dwelling. The owner.
an AGED widow io ; desires to sell IN
daughter. and will accept n small
cash payment and leave the balance.
secured by . the property. for as long n6
which is moro than cheap: j. II.
MoSELEY Il CO. No. S12 Travellers
building.
162 FEET ON WEST MAIN STREET.
only sac per foot. money maker.
Better act at once. J. II. MOSELEY
X CO. No. S12 Travellers Building.
as FEET ON HANOVER AVENUE. $50
per foot 4 sure money-maker; ].
clers Building.
GOOD MONEY FARMERS.
100 BLOCK BOYD STREET. RENT.
Sl2o; price. $3.50.
loo BLOCK BOYD STREET. RENT,
$40: price. $3.50.
100 BLoCK FOURTH STREET. RENT.
49,; price, $4,000
100 BLOCK SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
Rent, $3.50; price. $4,000.
''T Rent. sioO, 1 Price. S $4,000. 81 NA !. /
500 BLOCK WEST CARY STREET
Rent. $500: price. $500
200 BLOCK SOUTH THIRD STREET.
Rent. 5000; price, $4,000.
HAWKINS e. BUFORD. 100 NORTH
Seventh Street.
NEW S-RoOM HOME ON VIRGINIA
Avenue; pantry and bath lot 7Ox
40. Terms reasonable to quick
purchaser Apply or address zoos
Virginia Avenue, Highland Park.
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STUART AVENUE. NEAR ROBINSON
Groom detached. not water heated
all convcniences. Rent $50 $1,000
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HANOVER AVE. CORNER. 1I9 FEET
inches deep. $50 per foot, 3oxli0
Shepherd street, facing the Battle
Abbey park, lays beautiful. 500:
Grove Avenue, near Cleveland. sGb;
Main and West Streets. S35. Broad
aad West Streets. Sl35; west side
boulevard. high and cry. Si2; Allen
Avenue and Lee Monument. 32Nl25.
$500; Floyd Avenue and West, SIS.
Broad Street gold DUST, east OF
Davis Avenue. $3.50; Broad Street.
between Allen Avenue and Meadow,
s275; Monument Avenue and Shep.
herd. SIZE. Grace street corner. $lIo.
AMOS & PDINDEXTER. Travellers
Building.
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s-RooM DETACHED. HOT WATER
heated; corner almost new resi-
dencei all convcnIencos, Grove Ave
nue.. $1,000.
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FINE WEST END HOME OF SEVEN
rooms, bath. gas, electricity, hot wa
ter heat; good location; price $500.
reasonable terms.
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162 FEET ON WEST MAIN STREET..
only SAC per foot 4 money maker.
Better act at once. J. II. MOSELEY
x CO. No Sl2 travellers Building
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FURNISHED DWELLING. 1900 BLOCK
West Grace street 10 rooms; mod
crn: servants house in yard. VIII
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NORTH ELM STREET RESIDENCE. o
rooms. bath, etc, Al condition. So,
$50.
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as FEET ON HANOVER AVENUE, $50
per foot y sure money-maker. J..
II. MOSELEY C CO, No. 3l2 Trav-
clerS Building.
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Seventh Street.
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Rfat estate for aaaIe

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY
MCCLURE DAV ENPORT-T co.
INC.
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ONE HOUSE. LAMB AVENUE, BAR
ton Heights; also house on Haynes
Avenue, Brookland Park posses
sion at once. Apply J. f.. HARDING.
617 Barton Avenue Barton Heights.
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STUART AVE. RESIDENCE: MOST
desirable location, b rooms, bath.
etc. $3.50.
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ll4anrfo

WANTED. TO BUY OLD MAHOGANY
bureaus, sideboards. chairs. old brass
and silver cardlestick and other nm
tiIues: also a few choice pieces Of
antique furniture for sale. 10 West
Main. Phone Monroe 25O7
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i ROOM, ALMOST NEW GRACE
street residence, near jefferson, SILL
BOO.
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1918 EAST MAIN STREET, STORE.
Rent very reasonable 10 good ten
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AMOS & pOlNDEXTER.
70>i40 CORNER, on CAR LINE. FAC.
ing park Nlighland Fark). SPAS.
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S21 HULL STREET. STORE AND
dwelling. 1925 month.
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7-ROoM. NEW HOME. MAIN STREET
$3.50.
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FOR RENT. ESTABLISHED GROCERY
stand. with hvc-room Hat and stable.
'29 West Marshall Street. ga per
month. Inquire 405 East Ci,v
Street
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FOR SALE, \ BEAUTIFUL CHURCH
Hill home. within three blocks OF
Chimhorazo Park: has eight rooms
and bath. hot and cold water. gas.
electric lights and latrobe: owners
leaving city. Apply -35li East Clay
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EAST CLAY STREET RESIDENCE. .
rooms. bath. pantry. etc; lot 80 Jpn
100 owner will sell cheap or trade.