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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
EAST SIDE


WARREN AVE. NEAR
Brush car line: a real good home with
bedrooms. modern bath. linen clos
cts, pantry. front and back stair
way parlor. living. room. dining
downstairs. with hardwood hoors and
fireplace. full basement. attic, fur
mace. 32-ft lot: price for quick sale.
$500; worth much more let US show
IL TO you.
TWO FLATS ON
Field-ave.. near Mack, on 45-ft. corner
lot: pressed brick. full basement,
brick partition walls, attic; large
porches. hardwood floors and hnish.
hardwood the best that can be
bought; also beautiful decorations,
electrical nxtures, 3 bedrooms a real
home and good investment; price
less than $500
NEAR r. BOULEVARD AND
Mt. Elliott-ave., minutes walk from
Packard's: a good 2-nat or rooms
each. with bath. gas, hardwood hoors
and rented for $26 per month; viii
sell on easy terms and at the low
price OF $4,000.
NEW HOUSE-y2O0 DOWN
Piquette, near Moran; full stories
high: 3 bedrooms with closets, large
modern bath and upstairs porch
beautiful electric fixtures, plate ran.
hardwood floors. cellar, pantry, shed;
can move right In.
HELEN AVE. NEAR BOULEVARD
And Packard's, on paved street. 2-story
house with large cellar commodious
rooms, bath, gas. cement walks, etc. !;
a dandy looking house, $4,000.
DOUBLE HOUSE
on Fischer-ave near Gratiot; rooms
each. full basement and all convent
ences; new; $4,000.
ILLINOIS ST.
on 80 IT. lot: to close an es-
tate we will sell for cash at $1,000
500 DOWN-$1S PER MONTH
7-room house. new with 3 bedrooms,
bath, gas, electric lights, hardwood
floors; $4,000.
KELLY & CO.,
Real Estate Board
81 Grlswold-st.
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+. +. HANNAH
HANNAN'S EXCHANGE


OFFERS
3, S2.SOO--2 FLAT-RENTS S27
Near chehe and GratiOt. good dwell
ing; renting SIS and sl2 easy terms.
S2.7OO--DWELLING AND BARN.
Near Sc cars. rooms, bath. gas, cellar.
large barn; easy
$4,000 BRICK. $1,000 DOWN
on satisfactory showing secures mod
ern dwelling Just of Woodward. mile
circle.
FOURTEENTH NEAR PORTER
A well-built 9-roOm dwelling. steam
heat. good repair. also barn, lot bOX
100: space for another dwelling; hon
est price; reasonable terms
OUT GRAND RIVER
Near DreXel- blvd, handy TO car and
school; new S-room, attractive brick
veneer dwelling, every convenience.
owner leaving city. Price right;
$4,000 cash down.
s3500-RENTS $36; DOUBLE HOUSE
East Side, near car. 6 rooms, bath: al
most new: also west side, near Third
ave. car; 60 feet frontage, paved: 8
rooms each with baths, renting S36;
easy terms.
S2,50O-HOT WATER HEAT
Close TO Grand River-ave., cosy 7-room
dwelling. bedrooms. bath, open fire.
place, rents at $22. Only $500 down.
LINCOLN AVENUE,
Near Can't cid; modern brick and stone
dwelling: only $500; easy terms.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16

% ACRES on stone road near Detroit
fine buildings: lots OF fruit: a dandy
chicken farm.
40 acres, Oakland county, lake
frontage, good buildings, $4,000
100 acres, one OF the prettiest lake
farms In Oakland county; beautiful
house; good soil; nonresident owner
says sell at the ridiculous price of
$4,000
22O-acre farm, Wayne county; rich
black soil; all level: tile drained
woven wire fences. large hip-roof
barns; modern dairy barn. two
houses; spring crops are all In. This
is rare opportunity.
2f0-acre farm. In garden spot OF
Washtenaw county. two good houses
large spacious barns, completely
stocked and fully equipped with farm
implements; spring work Is all being
pushed rapidly.
We can sell. trade or rent any OF
the above farms and will do business
quickly with any one who means
business WILSON. Ill Chamber OF
Commerce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16

NOTICE FOR SALE OR RENT-Why
do you Kill yourself working I'm a fac
tory when you can get good 40 A.
farm 20 mi from city hall, with g.
room house. large hip roof barn, cost
$1,000, all necessary out-buildings. 80
fruit trees of all kinds, one acre or
more OF berries. between 90 and 100
elephants: wood for fence posts and
fuel black sandy loan lana only
$4,000, $500 or $500 down. bal. n
yearly payments, or will exchange.
80 A.. near Highland, Oakland Co.
log house. large basement barn, some
orchard, IN A. OF grapes. 80 A. un-
der cultivation, bal side hill and pas
ture, scattering timber. 40 rods OF
lake frontage with summer cottage
and boat including stock and tools,
S2,700.
Once open Thursday eveninG until
o'clock
EYSTER. The Farm Man,
500 MAJESTIC BLDG
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EHgs{''Isy I! sF'STMS

For Cleveland, Pittsburg and all
noints south and east. leave daily 1898
y m Fare to Cleveland. 81: Pittsburg.
SSg5: upper berth. 81: lower berth.
g5O whole room, $3.50.
For Alpena, Maekinac and way porta
Ntondays' d. m. Fridays. $40 a. m.
Eor aufaIo and all points east daily
a., n m Fare TO Buffalo. s35o one
way $3.50 round trip.
week End Excursions every satur-
day--Buhalo. So Cleveland. $3.50 round
Ticket Offces: wayne-st dock. Ma
,estic bldg. 13T woodward. lie Griswold
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$4,000
EASY TERMS

New 2-story frame, northeast cor
ner McGraw and Scotch, four
living rooms, three bedrooms
and bath, electricity, gas, oak
floors. Terms 5000 cash, bal
ance SEQ per month.
Open Sunday.
HOMER WARREN n CO.,
Chamber or Commerce.
City 6406. Main 640e.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
ALEX. WATSON
500 HAMMOND BLDG.

S3.ooo-HlGHLAND PARK
MINUTES WALK FROM FORD AND
ID. u. r. BARN; ROOMS AND
BATH, ELECTRIC LIGHTS, HOT AIR
AND HOT WATER HEAT; EASY
TERMS; PAVED STREET; CEMENT
WALKS.
Sz.4oo-Rents $3.50.
TWO s-ROOM FRAME HOMES. NORTH
WOODWARD. PAVED STREET.. 81
FEET FRONTAGE; OWNER MUST
SELL AT ONCE $4,000 WILL HAM
DIE: THIS Is AN EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY PHONE US FOii
APPOINTMENT.
I23 HORTON AVE.
.S-RoOM BRICK VENEER, 4 LARGE
BEDROOMS AND BATH, OAk
FLOORS AND FINISH, HOT AIR
HEAT. COMBINATION LII @ III I 3,
$4,000. 5000 DOWN.
"a HARMON AVE.
BRICK VENEER, ROOMS AND
BATH. OAK FLOORS FINISH, COM
BINATION LIGHTS; $1,000.
Lambrecht. Kelly & Co.,
50 GRIswoLD ST
Main 3i5 CITY $40
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
A RFD-HOT LIST
ron sALE-FARMs.

FARM
$40 Acres 4 miles north OF West Branch,
Mich, 100000 II. green pine; between
"a and 20 acres Of hardwood. also
considerable dimension timber; 20
acres fenced with woven wire and In
crop. small house and fruit trees
mail and telephone service; situated
ON state road price t12 per acre. The
timber alone will pay for IL. For
particulars see
n IT, NcFADDEN.
4l0 Hodges Bldg. Detroit, Mich
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
DAIRY FARM

500 Acres near Detroit: large new
barns, windmill water system; all
under cultivation; about 20 acres OF
woods fine house. two springs on
farm; best OF soil; will trade for De-
troit property. rars
c, w. HARRAH. so1 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
ToR sALDFARars.
FARMS

FARMS $40
READ THIS ONE
80 acres miles from city limitA good
buildings. barns for ~ cows water
In house. good well at barn. excel
lent soil: has put $4,000 In Improve
ments In the last four years; will
exchange for city lots. Price $500
This II a great sacrifice.
aga ACRES
Near Detroit. on electric: good build
ings; no waste land. This Is divided
by the electric, leaving 100 acres on
north side and 134 on other; great
snap.
F. c. ALDRICH
7os Majestic Cherry 1907.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Suburban Home

Eight rooms bath. furnace. electric
lights. ., -acre lot. 100 feet from
Grand River-ave.. two miles from
CITY limits Price. $4,000 Payment
down. HART BROS, 1908 Chamber
OF Commerce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16

PHILADELPHIA WEST, End block
Modern S-room brick $4,000. PAT.
RICK CO., 6S Home Bank
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
AUCTION SALES.
FOR sALE-RooMING HOUSES.

ROOMING HOUSES
THAT WILL MAKE YOU MONEY.
ADAMS-17 r., income $500 price. $4,000.
ALFREDO r., fine. $1,000.
RAGG--l2 r., terms.
BROADWAY-S-room fiat. $500.
BRUSH-12 r., rent S45, $500.
F1RST--21 r, big income. $500.
WOODWARD r., furnished swell.
HENRY--11 r., rent $50. terms.
COLUMBIA--l3 r. income $3.50. $500.
BRAlNARD--10 r., steam heat. $1,000.
WOODWARD--1S r, hotel. swell
SPROAT-1O r.. rent $40. terms
w. c. PATRICK CO.
6S HOME BANK.
Main or city 3239.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16

Beautiful Wilton velvet. Bigelow
and Hartford. Administer and Smiths
and Dobson's seamless rugs In sizes
9xl2. S-Sx10-6. 7-6x9. and exc rugs
for 1915. $3.50. s775. 1915. 1915.
$1,000. sll.75, s1S75. SIS. SIG. $3.50
sSId $3.50, which sell In all stores
for double this price.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16

RooMs-vurniture for rooms completes
u Weekly. sumner Co.. Mich. and ith.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
FoR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.
FOR SALE
Sample Furniture, Carpets, Rugs,
Brass Beds. Etc.

We are Just opening our new SAMPLE
FURNITURE STORE. We have some
ever seen. In buying sample furnl-
ture we get the very best because
no sample furniture is made without
being made perfect and the highest
class finish. The prices below will
give you an Idea, but come and see.
We can sell you at the original
wholesale price and still make a fair
profit. as we often get as much as
~ and so per cent on This is what
we Will do, only ask you the orig
inal wholesale prices, as follows
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16

Members of Detroit Real Estate Board
Main 315; City 315. 81 Griswold-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16

WANTED-Cor. Michigan and Fourth
TO furnish rooms complete. 81 week.
Sumner Co
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. size. spruce top.
Imitation rosewood back md sides.
nickel plated tail piece. This week
only t2s5. Don't fail TO see this SEN
satiouaI bargain. GRINNELL BROS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16

Beautiful quarter oak buffets all
1919 patterns, hand-polished and
high class. good sizes. $3.50, $3.50,
$3.50. $3.50, $2S75 and $50. which
are nearly one-Ealf what they sell
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-08-08

100000 ACRES OF
grain to be threshed
In the Milk River
Valley this fall. If you
want the work we'll
done get a J. l. CASE
Separator and Engine
and have It done right.
The Harrison times., 1912-02-24
ElmwOOd,

John Wray has gone on a trip to
the far west,
!. c. Ncighbors is building to and
remodclmg his residence,
Clark Bccne visited relatives at
Jasper the last Of the past week,
J. {, Barker and little grandson
Dcvoe have gone to Little Rock to
visit his son MIN who is attending
Medical School there,
Report of the Elmwood Sunday
School; Opening song, "No One is
Able Prayer by Bro, Jesse Mar.
tin; officers present 3, teachers 4,
scholars 40,
], A, Turlcy moved last week to
his farm recently purchased from
Mr. Higgins. We are glad to wei.
come Mr., Turley but sorry to lose
Mr. Higgins,
Ewing Erwin and Miss Alice
Casey, both Of this place, were mar.
ried on Sunday last, Esquire Barker
officiating, We wish them long life
and much JOY
Little Lorcna, infant daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs. l., NJ, Beller died on
the 18th from diptheria, and was
buried at the EImwood cemetery
on the 10th, The bereaycd family
have the sympathy of all,
Card of Thanks-We desire to
thank our neighbors and friends for
the many kindncsses and attentions
shown MS during the sickness, death
and burial Of our little daughter and
sister, Lorcna May God bless you
all, L. NJ BELLER AND FAMILY,
More wedding bells are ringing,
cssc Martin and Miss Eva Wray
two Of our most respected and be-
loved young people went quietly to
the home Of Esq Barker and were
united in the bonds Of matrimony
on last Sunday at 2p, m After the
wedding the happy couple went TO
the home already furnished by the
groom, We join their many friends
in wishing them happy and pros
porous Journey through life
The Harrison times., 1912-02-24
County News.
Red Oak.

Little Lecota Dozier has been sick
some few days, We hope she will
soon be up again
Arthur Phifer is still visiting the
Rally Hill Sunday School, Wish
him much success,
Coy Holmes visits the Mt. Zion
Sunday School every Sunday eve.
ming, Think he is liking the school
fine.
1t has been reported that Charley
Taylor and family will move to the
John McElroy place near Center
Point in few days,
Elmer Stone left Tuesday for the
Springfield Business College where
he will take a course in Tchgraphy.
We wish him much success.
Red Oak Union Sunday School is
still progressing, Opening song,
February 18th Praise Cod Stu
dents present 36, teachers 5, officers
3 School closed by singing "Won-
derful Love"
We are glad to say thatevcrybody
seemed to enjoy themselves at the
birthday entertainment the 18th of
February at the home OF 7, D, Stone
in honor Of his 50th birthday. The
singing was enjoyed very much
by all present, We were glad to
have the Valley Springs Quartcttc
with us They give us some nice
music which was appreciated very
much
The Harrison times., 1912-02-24
Batavia

Mrs, Hopkins presented her hus.
band with a bran new baby girl last
Sunday,
Mrs Harvey Lewis Of Harrison
with her three Youngest children Wis.
tied her parents DR., and Mrs II, l.,
Routh, for several days this week
Miss Leslie Nance was summoned
to Berryyile this week as Il witness
in a suit against the Mo, & N A. X,
H. by Mrs Lcothcrbcrry Of Alpcno,
for alleged injuries sustained by fall,
ing from the ears to the platform,
lust before train time on last Sun.
day the depot platform was discov.
cred to be on fire, Fortunately
there were many pcr9ons at the de.
pot and there being a fine spring
near, a bucket brigade was at once
organized and the flames were cx.
tingushcd,
The Harrison times., 1912-02-24

The latest in Photos at Macy's
Studio,
White Goods Sale now going on
at The Fair,
Ladies work a speciality, p, p,
RI Phone 2S3'
7 Fresh Garden Seed one cent a
paper at The Fair,
Walters & Co.'S new spring
gingham's are here,
Try Faultlcss Starch for sale at
Nicholson's Grocery.
Kodak pictures enlarged, any
Izc at Shattuck's Studio,
Buy your Star Brand Grass Seed
from Magness.Neesee,
Ladies pcrcale and Gingham
House Dresses at The Fair
Miss Ehic Davis has been i'll Of
tonsiltis, the past two weeks,
-Cccil's will carry a fine stock Of
up.to.datc Millinery this spring
W-Scc Palace Drug Store for Wall
Paper W, II. WATKINS, Prop,
Picture frames made TO order at
Shattucks Studio. Prices reasonable
-Ifyou want a good Cook Stove
60 to A. I, Woodruff the furniture
man,
-Ifyou are a booster, buy sack
Of the best flour made-"Mneral
Belt"
Ladies Dress Skirts at whole.
sale price at The Fair-Drummer's
Samples,
Mineral Belt is so millcd that it
requires less kncading than ordinary
flour, Try it,
4 Miss Elsie Eofi went down to
ASt, Joe Saturday, returning to Har"
N'o" Thursday
Join the Club, Palace Pressing
Parlor, Phone 2S3,
TAYLOR & HuFr Prop,
Freshest goods in town at Mich.
olsop's Spot Cash Grocery, We pay
cash for country produce,
Get the habit, Join the Club,
Palace Pressing Parlor Phone 2S3,
TAYLOR & HUFF
Foley Kidney Pills will cure any
case Of kidney or bladder trouble not
beyond the reach Of medicine No
medieue can do more, Sold by Coll'
|wnan Il Kirby
" -Lost-Frday last on the streets
of Harrison, n Pink Cameo Brooch,
Finder will be rewarded on return,
\ ing same to the Express office,
~-Art Squares and Rugs cleaned
Rt like new-palace Pressing Par.
l6r, Phone 2s3,
TAYLOR & IIvrr, Props,
Saturday closes further oppor.
tunity to take contract in selling
Combination Homc.cleoning Brush.
cs. Come in early to avoid the rush
Saturday,
JOHNSTON LEWIS & Co,
From now until June /, 1912,
SHArTueK's STuDlo will give to any
person 60 years old or older, one
Cabinet Photo Free, You do not
have to buy any more, Just come
and have them taken, We do the
rest
-lfyou are interested in Davcn.
ports ana want 10 see one tllNt the
sanstruction is guaranteed 20 give
We,leet satisfaction go to A, T.,
Woodruff the man who handles
GoAins, Caskcts, Carpets, Rugs and
Mattings,
A Memphis business man sent
$500 TO pay for stenotypcs for his
office, One demonstration Of this
branch introduced in the Springfield
Business College convinced him thot
itisu great Improvement oycrshort'
hand, Teachers and advanced stu,
dents should enter at once,
DR. Richards, recently from Kan
sas City, who has had fifty years
experience in the practice ofmedicnc,
snow prepared to dealwith chronic
diseases, lie has made ladies and
ehidren's ailments a special study,
Consultation free, One block east
4
The Harrison times., 1912-02-24

For a sprain you will find Cham
berlain's Liniment excellent, II al
lays the pain, removes the soreness ,
and soon restores the parts 10 Il
healthy condition, IS and 50 cent
bottles for sale by Cofman u Kirby,
Itching Of the skin anywhere on
the body stops instantly when rubbed
with Billiards. Snow Liniment one
or two applications cures permanent
~, Price Csc, SOC and sl,OO per bottle,
Sold by Collman " Kirby.
Cleanse the bowels and sthrcugih'
en- the liver by using Hcrbiuc, 1t is u
fine liver stimulant and bowel regu'
lator, Price SOC, Sold by Collman u
Kirby,
See MeMahan & Whiteside Tor Alb.
stracts, Office In Court House
The Harrison times., 1912-02-24
Musical Convention.

The Wolf Convention & Concert
Co, is organizing for both conycn-
ton and and concert this week, in
Harrison, Their concert at the
PRESBYTERIAN church Thursday even.
ing demonstrated superior ability in
musical lines and we sincerely hope
that the singers of the city, us well
as the people generally will see the
importance Of the training to be Sc
cured through this movement. lIar-
rison pridcs herself ON being rather
a musical town, but has been clearly
behind the country Immediately sur
rounding her in the ability OF
her singers and choirs, This condi-
ton is due to lack Of interest as well
as of effort, and can be rcmcdicd by
our young people taking advantage
Of opportunities as they are offered,
A chorus Of a hundred good voices
should respond to the call Of the
Wolf Company.
The Harrison times., 1912-02-24
Macy's Pictures

Please you-gct your moneys
worth then some, One block east
Of southeast corner square,
The Harrison times., 1912-02-24

Mr., Billingsley Sr, has the frame
work of his new residence up and
will push the work to completion as
soon as the weather moderates
This makes three new residence re-
Gently erected by the Billingsley's in
our town.
In last weeks items from Batavia,
in referring to our teachers, Prof
James Nicholson and Miss Duggcr
were named as two of the best teach.
ers, and teaching one Of the best
schools we have had 1t should have
been Mr., Duggcr instead of Miss.
On last Monday DR., Charlie Routh
brought John Clendcnin's bicd.dog
Queen out on the train, the next
morning she was missing and was
found at the depot waitingpaticntly
on the platform for the train to take
her home,
Dr.. Chas Routh, Secretary Of the
Democratic Central Committee says
that several Of the candidates have
failed to send in the money to have
their names placed on the tickets
and they should remember that if
the money is not sent in 20 days be.
fore the primaries, their names will
not appear on the tickets, and that
said delinqucnts should take notice
and govern themselves accordingly,
The Harrison times., 1912-02-24
Counted An,s for Two Years.

A marvel OF scientific research, says
our Berlin correspondent has been
accomplished by Professor Young,
who has been investigating the In
terror condition OF anthllls. BY dlnt
OF patient observation Professor
Yemg discovered that an anthlll two
feet In height was inhabited by 93,7SO
ants Other anthills OF almost the
same size were found to contain B1,'
600, $4,000 and 5000 ants respective
ly These observations and the count.
ing Of the Tiny insects occupied tGo
years Tendon Evening Standard
The Harrison times., 1912-02-24
Flrat cnloulntInn Maohlnn.

The ilFst calculating machine was
invented and constructed by BlaiBe
Pascal, Frenehman, In i6i2, In which
year he was but nineteen years OF
age, II was mado by him with tho
aid Of one workman and was present,
ed to the chNnoellsr Of France, Dur
ing the revolution II was found IN a
junk shop Nt Bordeaux and NJ present
Ia the property Of NJ Bougouin Of that
city All OF the four simple mOtho'
matieOl operations can be made with
Il
The Harrison times., 1912-02-24
Great Writer Not Fond OF MuoIo.

Or. Johnson was among those who
had no high opinion Of music lie
admitted that ~ he had learnt
musick he should lave been afraid he
would have done nothing else but
play" but explained that IT was n
method Of employing III mind without
the labor Of thinking at all and with
some applause for n mans self" lie
also confessed that "ho knew q drum
from a trumrc, and O bagpIpc from a
guitar which was about 'he extent Of
his knowledge Of musck"
The Harrison times., 1912-02-24
RIessIna EndIIah Gronn,

The quaint ceremony Of blessing
tho crops was observed the other
evening on tho Earl OF CrNyona o.
tate at BInley, In Northeast Warwick
shire, says tho London Daily Mail
Meeting at the pHrIsh church, tho
vicar and number Of practitioners
formed into procession and various
wcllknown farms wero visited,
The Harrison times., 1912-02-24
Notice 10 Debtors.

All persons indebted 20 Cantrcll &
Mogness will please call at Office Of
Pace a. Pace and settle with II, +,
Cantrell lfyou cannot pay now
come in and make q note
The Harrison times., 1912-02-24
Sugaf.Cured Meat,

Baby'pork - sugar. cured and
smoked with hickory wood, Why
pay more for packing.house pro.
ducts when you can buy the best at
home? Breakfast bacon l5c h.,
Shoulders l5e lbo Hams zoe ID,
Phone 2O3, {, y, ALLISON,
The Harrison times., 1912-02-24
For Sale.

A fine bay Stallion, sired by Rey'
nods Coach 1920, his dam Percheron
brown mare, Also two match colts,
| and , years old, sired by Captain
Grcene's Wilks Stallion,
J, w, MILLER
The Harrison times., 1912-02-24
Chronic Diseases

cure rheumatism, consumption
chronic diarrhTa and all chroni,
diseases, See DR., Mary Morris, next
door to the Beehive, Harrison, Ark
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UN1MPRoyED


FOUR GOOD BARGAINS.
f-room frame cottage, IN excellent con-
dition; good lot; water, electric IIshts,
pantry and clothes closet; cloao TO the
Rio Grande shops.
500 cash. sl6 Dor mo- saon seI,Irc ma.
s-room mottled brick cottage. with large
'front.' porch and screened-in back
PPrch, strictly modern; large pantry
and clothes closet pantry and electric
nStures, good-sized lot, lawns and CO.
mept walks, with south front
5000 cash. $25 per month. Price s25oo.
broom bun brick cottage, strictly mod
crn, front and rear porches, reception
hall, largo dining room and parlor with
nantel, good, large bedrooms, large
pantry and clothos closets; largo lot
with east front, lawn fenced and ce-
ncnt walks. Located southeast Of LIB
erty park.
Price $1,000. Terms arranged
broom notified brick, beautiful bunSa-
low. cement front porch, screened-in
back porch. beautiful, large reception
hall and living room, built-in rnantel
and bookcases, dining room with win
dow seat and buflt-iu china cabinet
and wainscoted with initiation leather
tiled Kitchen with buffet built In, tiled
bathroom finished In enamel and two
good bedrooms. basement cementcd
and linen chute; large lot With south
front. It's a bargain and locat ed
southeast of Liberty park.
Price $4,000. Terms arranged
FARMS. SUMMER HOMES. FARMS.
Beautiful Holiday Farm at q Great
Bargain.
acres OF the choicest soil, with excel
lent water right and water piped to
the house and barn, very fine young
orchard of about acres, large as
Daragus patch and IN acre In very
fine vineyard. The garden patch pro-
duce5 more TO the acre than any other
ground In Holiday. 1t has a large
barn Of forty tons capacity. chicken
coops. good S-room house and two
other adobe houses. II you ara going
to buy farm, look at this before you
decide. II Is a snap
Price $4,000. Terms arranged.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY,
Wasatch 244 22VE First South St.
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