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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-13

Miss Carrie BaunGn and Jacob Faul
were married at the German Lutheran
church, southwest of Velva on Sunday
in the presence of a large company or
friends. Their many friends join IN
extending congratulations.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-13
STATE WEDDINGS

James Arthur Smith and Miss Fran
ces Straska, both of Cummings, were
married at the Methodist parsonage at
HiIIsboro on Wednesday, by Rev. MIR.
Danielson.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-10-14
aides Coats at S5.95

Never before in the history of Redwood Falls
has there been any such value giving in coats.
Regular values from $3.50 up to $22- OF
so. In this great sale at only Os/O
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-10-14

gain. Inquire of R. E. Fuller, Red
wood Falls. 9-3t.
h 5 CENT BINDER TWINE
County Manager wanted, $4,000
investment and references. Retired
farmer preferred. Address Box las,
Saltwater, MINI. Tilt.
/ Wanted: 160 acre farm to rent
with privilege of buying. Let me know
lat once. Farmers list some half Sec
tons with me. I have Minnesota farms
for sale, also Iowa and North Dakota.
Eta M. Collins, Post Office Block. 1t.
Lost-A bunch of keys, either in
Redwood Falls or in North Redwood,
about the first of October. Return to
this Office for reward. 12-tf.
Found: A fountain pen, silver
trimmed, Sunday Oct. 5. May be had
at this Office by paying for this adver-
tisement and proving property. 12-1t
FOR SALE-One IL h. p. John Lau-
son gasoline engine and 4-roll Nc
Cormick shredder, bought new last
fall. Will sell at bargain on account
of sickness. Come and look it over.
lost Aug. Bode, Echo, Mimi.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-10-14
WEEKLY TOURIST SLEEPINGCAE
SERVICE TO CALIFORNIA
VIA CHICAGO AND NORTH
WESTERN LINE

Effective Saturday, Nov. 1st, and
each Saturday thereafter, Pullman
Tourist Sleeping Car will run through
from Minneapolis-St. Paul to Los An
geles, Cal.
Trains from stations in Minnesota,
South Dakota and western Iowa make
connections with this through service
at Mankato,' Mimi, Alton, Ia, and
Sioux City, Ia, arriving Los Angeles
ITO a. m. the following Wednesday.
Full particulars on application to
ticket agents Chicago and North Wes-
tern Ry. 11-2t.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-10-14
SCHOOL NOTES

Several new students have entered
the High School recently bringing the
total enrolment up to 217.
Report cards for the first month of
school were given out Monday at the
grade school. In the High. School the
reports will be sent out only once in
six weeks this year.
Five pieces of playground appara-
tus, costing in all over hundred dol
lars have been ordered. The play
ground fund now amounts to 1910,
leaving about thirty dollars still to
raise. Contributions to the fund will
be gladly received.
The following games of football
have been scheduled: Oct. 18th, Win
dom at Window. Oct. 18th, Renville
at Redwood Falls. Oct. 25th, Hector
at Hector. Nov. 9Th, st. James at st.
James. Nov. 18th, Madison at Red
wood Falls.
Work in Agriculture and sewing
have been introduced in the associated
school in District a.
Quite a number of the teachers are
planning to attend the meetings of the
Minnesota Educational Association in
Minneapolis, Oct. 22-25th.
The night school will open in few
weeks. Courses are being planned in
bookkeeping, shorthand, practical eng
lish, business arithmetic, mechanical
drawing and cooking.
Every effort is being made to i'm
prove the attendance in both schools
this year. The failure of pupils to do
satisfactory school work is due more
largely to irregular attendance than
to any other one cause. If you are In
terested in your child's progress in
school, see that he attends regularly.
Let nothing but sickness or imprudent
exposure of health or pressing neces-
sity keep him out of school one day of
the year. If your boy failed of pro-
motion last year, find out how many
days of the nine school months he was
absent from school and consider whe-
Their his failure to be advanced to the
next higher grade may not have been
due to irregular attendance.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-10-14

have musical talent plus an undoubted

have musical talent plus an undoubted
dramatic ability both of which were
evident in their remarkable rendition
of "The Mikado." Ordinarily this
musical comedy requires large cast
and larger chorus, an orchestra of
many instruments and multitudinous
stage trappings. The Oxford actors
gave charming adaptation of it with
out any assistance from scenery or
chorus and with only piano accom-
paniment. The result was all that
could be desired and the company is
unique in it's undertaking as we'll as in
the success with which they carried it
out.
Individual Work Good
Miss Coburn played the dual role
of Pitt Sing and Katisha and was
very strong in both presentations. Miss
Coburn's voice, a full, deep contralto
coupled with her keen dramatic in
stinct and adaptability would qualify
her for strong team work in any his
trionic capacity.
Mr.. Letter as Ko Ko won the APP
prevail of the audience by his clever
comedy, his solos bringing out the tone
qualities of his well-trained voice and
his quaint portrayal of Ko Kos di-
lemma and it's solution appealing
strongly to the humor of his hearers.
Mrs. Ogden as Yum Yum was daintily
charming and her pleasing soprano
was much enjoyed. Mr.. Ogden acted
the wandering minstrel Nanki Pooh
admirably, his acting of the part being
done with an exemplary finish and
ease.
Bond Group Enjoyed
However it was by the little group
of songs by Clara Jacobs Bond that the
Oxford Company won it's audience
completely. These songs more than
any other number of the program
showed the splendid quality of the
four voices and their perfect harmony
in quartette work. Many who listened
have expressed hope that the Oxford
people will return to Redwood Falls at
some future date and that they will re-
peat the Bond songs and the Seven
Nursery Rhymes.
Accompanies Had Great Merit
Mr.. Burch is a peerless accompanist
showing sympathy of touch and feel
ing in his music which blended beauti-
fully with the voices of the singers.
Mr.. Burch's playing of Rubenstein's
Staccato Etude displayed knowledge
of technique and brilliancy of inter-
probation deserving of much more ap-
probation than his audience apparent
ly gave him.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-10-14

City recorder for painting the stee
water tower and tank inside and out
Bids to be for work and material sep
'arate also complete job, up to and in
GLIDING 7:30 P. NJ, Oct. II, 1913, a
which time the council will meet to lie
contract. The right to reject any o.
all bids is reserved to the said Com
mon Council.
Z Attest: w. J. Smithers,
12-lt- City Recorder
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-10-14
Oxford Company
In Fine Progam
Company of Five Members Entertains
AT ArmOry With Song and
Drama
"MIKADo" CHARMS AUDIENCE
Nursery Rhymes and Songs by Bond
Greatly Enjoyed by Hearers; Pro-
gram a Musical Treat

The Oxford Company gave the open
ing number of the 1913-1914 lecture
course in the Armory last Wednesday
evening. The committee had led the
residents of Redwood Falls to expect
great things of this group of enter
taihers, and these expectations were
more than fulfilled.
The company consists of Stella Sc
bastian Ogden, soprano, Verae Ross
Coburn, contralto, Claude Hart Ogden
tenor, Harry Allen Letter basso, and
Harrison Burch pianist. All members
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-10-14
1913 Goats at $500

For this sale we have made special selec-
ton of coats to sell at $500. Many of these
garments are well worth $22.50 but as special
inducement for you to buy your coat here you
have your choice of this lot at II M
only
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-10-14

FOR SALE

Southeast Il Of section II, township
III, Range SO, west. Inquire Of own
er, s. n Staples, 3617 srd Ave. South.
Minneapolis, Mimi. 11-3t
FOR SALE-Good surrey, at a bar
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-10-14

Mrs. F R. Lobdell went to Mankato
Wednesday for few days visit with
her mother.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-10-14

ladies' and Misses Hose One-Half Price

Ladies and Misses Hose One-Half Price
IS Dozen pair Ladies Hose in this lot in wool and
fleece sold regularly at from 20 40 cents
pair. Special at only u price,
Ladies' and Misses Underwear One Half Price
About Is dozen pieces the lot They odds and ends
so have not all sizes of every garment. They
derul values and you get your size it will be saving
at u off from the regular selling price,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-10-14
Wearing
Glasses
Constantly

in after life may be avoided
if the child's eyes have ear
ly attention. If it cannot
see the characters on the
board easily, or holds its
book too close or too far a.
way, or is drowsy and list
less and has headache, it
needs glasses that will check
the trouble. Our opticians
work and prices will suit
you. Eyes tested free.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-10-14
Ladies and Mems Shoes at Sl.97

Ladies' and Mems Shoes at S1.97,
Big assortment of Ladies' Misses and Mems Shoes many of
them and strictly uptodate but they are odds and
ends going to close them They have been
S nam st f on1v at s'O0 ana s'0 cong $l
Mems Fleeced Underwear at 39c
Is dozen Mems and Boys Fleece Lined Underwear in all
sizes from 80 to 4good weight for early fall wear o.
Very special at only Svs
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-10-14
WATER TOWER PAINTING

Sealed bids will be received by the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-10-14
Girls Coats at $500

This lot includes many good styles, and nifty
and stylish models made of chinchilas and
mixed suitings in both plain and the belted eff
fects The regular selling prices of these gar
ments were from $500 up to $1,000. = M
Choice in this sale at only OO
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08
LEGAL NOTICES
Notics u Sisssi6's sale os Rssa
Psopssty

Netics u sisssi6's sale es Isssi
Pro1ssty
~ virtue Of ~ attachment exscu .
lion for the sale Of real property duly
Issued BY the clerk Of the circuit
court 0f the state Of Oregon. for
Klamath county. dated the Soth day
os January. 4. u. 1918. II Q osstais
action In the circuit court Of sald
state Tor said couaty. whsgsin. on the
18th day Of November. A. d. 1919,
John =. MAXWELL. doing business IN.
der the name MAXWELL Hardware
Company. ~ plsinti6. recovered
judgment against II. N. Woods, q
defendant. for the sum Of two hun.
drsd seventy dollars aud Aftssa csass,
(oS70.tb). and costs and dlshusss-
u,snts taxed at eleven dollars and
twenty cents. tett.So). end further
ordering tho sale of certain real prop.
srty attached In said action for the
satisfaction of said judgment: CON-
mandins me 10 sell the said real
property hsrsInsftss described,
Notice 70 hereby gwen that will
on Friday. the sist day Of February.
1919. st the court house door Of said
Klamath county. state Of Oregon. In
the city OF klamath rails. sai1 county
and state. NJ The hour Of 10 o'clock In
the forsaooa Of saia day. sell q psb-
lie suctioa % The highest bll1ss for
cash. The foilovins dsscsibe1 real
property. the property Of the saia n.
N. Woods. to-wts.--
Lot . (sishtD 10 block % (twsn-
V-sis) Of Hot spsiass A1litiea 70
Klamath tsiis. orssea. sseesdias
10 the sscordsd plat Of sai1 sAdi-
tioa nov % Gle y The oalss of ths
eossv clerk Of klamath sessty.
Osssos:
Also. the southeast asastss Of
the northeast quarter Of ssetles
tvsasy. ssd the soutA half Of he
northwsst quarter. aud The north.
east quarter os the nosthvsst euar-
tor Of section twsasy-oas. II town
alp thirty-ssvsn south. of range
ten east. Willamette Meridian. II
Oregon, and being In klamath
eounsy. state Of Oregon.
Pursuant To said attachment and or.
dor and sxscusion In and Of the said
circuit court. or 90 much thereof -
nay ~ nscsssary 70 sstisfy the said
jsdsssent in favor Of sai1 John r.
Maxvsli. doing businsas uAdss the
name Maxwell Hardware COMPANY.
aad against SAID u. N. Woods. With
iatsrsst shsssoa ~ elk per csst pr
aansa from sai1 IstA day Of Nevsa-
|tsr. isiS. sogsshss With all ccsts sn1
disbusssmsats that have asd uay ae.
csus.
Dated ss klsnssh ysiis. 0sseoa.
January ~. 4. y. isis.
G. G. Low. ohesl9.
~ GRO. a. HAYD0N. Dspssy sheriff
i.Si-3.lsh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08

The nosthvsst quarter of ths
nosthwsst quarter (Nwx Nwk)
of section ten (io). towuship forty
one (Sl) south. range twelve (1S)
ssss. w. ~. klamath eounty. state
of Oregon.
Notice 10 therefor hereby sivsn that
Z. the undsrsignsd. shsria Of Khan
18th county. Oregon. viii ssli said
premises. to-wit: The northwest
quarter Of the nosthvsst quarter
tNwk Nwh) Of sscties ten (io).
tDwnship forty-ons (ti) south. range
twelve ti5j east. w. ~. klamath
county. Oregon. 10 the highest bidder
Tor cash. Bald sale 70 b at public
auction. st the fsoat door Of the court
bouss. In Klamath vaiis. county Of
klamath. state Of orsson. o. the hour
" 10 .. m. on. tovit:. Ths lsth day
81 March. A. d. 1919. 70 satisfy said
tsscution. together with intsrsst
thereon u the rate Of six (s) pse osat
per snsum. and for costs Incurred.
Dated this 9Th day Of February.
a. d. 1919.
G. @. Low. shssiR.
ny GRO. 4. HAYD0N. Dspssy.
s-iS-So-97.eh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08
NOrICE

Notice 70 hereby givsa that % reb-
ruary 81. 1913. ] viii cell at publis
auction at Yainax. Oregon. the fo1-
lowiag described horres:
One hipshot horss. bay. With stsipe
|oa face. wsisht about 800 pounds.
brand sad 9 coaascss1. sbeut Z
years old. Ons bay mare. about 3
ears old. brand Inverted y % right
shoulder. weighs about 900 pouada
Ono sorrsi ysariing horse colt. IN
branded. One brown mare. weight
about 500 pounds. white II faee.
about 10 years old. brand 3 on len
shouldsr. One bay mare. with vhits
IN face. weighs about 900 pounds.
about Is ysars Old. branded = aAd J
connected. on right shoulder.
Any psrsoa claiming any oao -
more Of these horsss will present ~
claim at or on the above date q
Yaiuax or klamath Ageacy.
These horsss are sstrays. and vim
be sold unlsss claim is sstablished by
owner and sxpsnss Of feeding pai1.
Address al communications % udsea
Watson. Klamath Agency. Orseoa. o.
y. n. Holman. Yainax. Oregou.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08
g 6EMERAL NOTICES

Soe1co
|Omes Of ths Trepsurss Of klamath
County. Jsa( (ary 30. 1919.
Notiae b hsrdby given that &hsrs
are fund3<(a ~ county treasury sos
The rsdsmptl> Of all general fuad
warrants prof I'D prior to and In
eiuding May i.
Interest Y ~ cezs from this date.
January so hsis. X
County Treasurer.
l-23-30-s r-i-30-I3th
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08

- - II f.
TAis beastiful nsnnnsnE = ~
nss vhe fsssht \ ~ vaf = ~
rsssllisa = y - sssses1 = v,nDg'
|alA. o.. II = ~ lsst nnau1saI =
its hinl h esistenAe. vil1 - ~
psszinAGsly oase.ees. ~ vtn y
seasesus>sa q ssaa1ass bsease ~
|slass. Il vas 1sslgnsa ~ = -
visussasy. Tsen ~ bass = ~
uinee1 aGuse - lAoaas 4 vtll y
l9S teoe. TAe four granioe seGUa
leading % tAe sntranee typlly ~
lour yeass q ths va. TAsge vl1l u
fons loers. saeh sarneunts1 ~ q
inecsiDGiea. Tho 80 70 the lag(h,
rsaAing ''0salA Asny - ~ naooD'
lie." that aheve ~ ooatA oooe m
~ oenes1esaes vsessans." ~ 49,
10 ~ ~ an1 wesk 10 ~ 1anGl'
tess-se ~ Confe1esoey" a11 ~
Weuenb usllef Cesuo." Insl1o. -
ias sasA o>Asr. vill - ufs-sl,s ~
pes q JeGessoa Davis ~ Absahnm
|Lineoln. ~ imnense bsooss ng1rol
|evss ~ nestA entrohes ssosesoat ~
|an1 Grant. o. the eUposlte ~ q
~ noanuent VII - otatueo ~
|tsoylns . ueethoyn eo1Ajoe ~
|sentAssn sel1lse suppoetlns : uniee(
|o1otss Aag. o. ~ oase ~ preo
|pseity wili ~ deD>eto1s vlile = ~
|west side VIII ~ aouBee - sepseooal
Prosrsa ~ oDDoseunDoy. ~
Iw>ase1 1gpse q Peaee viu ~ -
|tesa fset AtgA.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08

uaise1 RsoD oBvoDo
wAsuIs0ToN. D. O.. ~. g.
Afsss . iifs ,sAeek Tan = alvsatuss
|anA aeAisvsnsa9. hsoses1 = ~ ~.
viee q NJ oovssansat. Dslon1lss
oonssai Janss Allea. sAsse slGnal
onssse q ~ Unias1 ooo1ss arny,
Win = Hssssasy - sseAPs fssa -
tive sssvlee aAl 90 oosk - ltve ~
rsaain1ss oi hi ~ h ~ begAee1
homo q Il Peree. In1iaaA.
General AlIsa has . military ~,
ord OF ferty-ess ysass vhisA ssaAs
IKE . novel. Himself oe modest
bearing. Il h u the o0elal. routine.
perfunctory records Of the var d.
partmsnt that the fun story Of BIZ
adventures may ~ sisaAsl.
All the way from aghting q the
OLD indian froatiss down % handing
the highly scisatinc qusstioas Of g.
vsaopnsat q military sviaEisa aal
The virsisss. General Allsa - ~
10 the seesfruat.
Allsa ssaAuatea mon Wsse psont
10 1879. al. h ~ cavalry bsanshs
inasdiatG1y ~ eosvIee h ~ h
diaA canDalgns n ~ 1i11le WeGe.
II 1891 ~ vas tFonsessssd - ~
sisnal cesps beeauss u ~ unusual
ability n arranging neans ~ ~.
itasy communicates.
It vas, hoWovse. h ~ oDon1ah-
American vss that ~ army e0sse
forever establlsho1 ~ rooataf1ea
OF ths army slgnal sesDs. ~ leeae-
Ing Csvssab oeet b Santiago Aasber
and supplylns lnfssnaeiea vhisA
resulted h II lestsuseieo. DRleaAiee
0sasral Aha rseo1ve1 : lsetR =
eonnsaaatisa tssn Prssaosat NJ
Kinlsy.
He vas eedsssl ~ ~ sesse1asy
OF war 70 destroy ~ Cuhan sables.
On the eab)e shlp. vieA . tesslGn
ersv. aAA Aavasss1 ~ opaaiaA ~
psdo boats, ~ eenplete1 ~ psg1l-
eus task. WAiao veekins - ~ ~
of Ne cable : uDAnisA sAiD eDeno1
ars On The Arias. ~ Allsab egow
rsveltsd. ~ ~ Dslnt - : D1Beal.
he. assieted by several etheP -
Gers. forced ~ Grew - vesk.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08
MOTsCe 10 CRkOoTu0D
u ~ Osssay Cssss g ~ ooa1e q
OssGpa. vss ~ esaaay g

~ ~ Osssay Csass g ~ oea1e q
Opsopas tss ~ eeaaay g
k1n0aeA.
In the Mattsr Of the nveate g WI
liam Pitts. psesase1.
Notice q hereby givsa that ~
undsrsisnsd hes bssa appolats1 A.
ministsatsis Of the above sseases 81
that sil psrsoas hsvtas slaina
against said sstaso Ghall Deeeeoe
them. with proper veuehsss. vitAin
,alx nonths fren tAs 1aae e this -
ues. 70 said sdnisiserAtrix q ~
rssj1saes. No. o9S WashlAOteo
street.. klamath vallA Klamath
couaty. orseea.
Dated sAk ~ 1ay q Jaauasy.
1919.
NAR0ARDT PlTToS
Adniaistsssrix es tAs 1Btaes q W.
liam Pitts. Dsssase1.
i-s-9-e \
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08

william Norton. . veil knovu
stoekman Of the Fort klamath eson-
try. was In the city Friday attendinG
70 busiAsss matters. n. Nertou
states that the cattle hat ase belnG
vintsrsd II his Vicinity have steod
the winter ven thuD -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08

Nostce q uhssoG's sals
I2nuahs Circuit Court oe the STATE Of
Oregon. In snd Tor klamath
Cn.nty.
Henry liabsrman and }. n. Redmond.
Doing Business - the Comet
Realty Company. Plainti6.
~.
Jausss Wallace Yandls. Dsfsadant.
ny virtue Of an execution Issued
|ous of and under the seal Of the CIR
cult court Of the state Of Oregon. In
and for klamath county. upon that
certain Judgment rsn1sstd the ssth
!of December. 1910. u the justice
court Tor the Portland district Of
Aultnomah county. stats sf 0rssoa.
and sranscsiptsd 70 the circuit court
OF the state Of Oregon. tor klamath
county. In an action wherein Henry
HahsrmAn and j., II. Redmond doing
business - the Comet Realty eoupa.
nv were plainttRs. and James Wallace
Yandls. known also - J. W. vaAdie.
as defendant; and Wherein said plain
tie recovered against said defeadant
the sum Of one hundred and ne-ioe
(ot00.O0ll dollars judgment. aao
|ths sum Of thirteen and so-ao0
'(oIS.sol dollars costs. and vhsreas
there has been twelve and so-1eo
(ols.so) dollars additional or aeeru-
Ing costa therein. which said esseu-
tion = directed and delivered 70 Ne
~ sheriff Of xlameth county. STATE
Of Oregon. end I have lsvisd upon al
oe The right. title an4 interest Of The
sald James Wallace yandle, J. W.
yandls. n and 70 the following q.
soribs4 promises. te-wit'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08

Mrs. wiliian Kent. vile q the pro
grsssivs ms@bsr Of eoasrsss frou
California. b one Of The leaders d
the Votes for Women" crusade. Shs
is very active In equal suffrage vort
In Washington. and her judgment
10 held In high regard b. the work.
err for the cause In Washington. Mrs,
Kent 10 working hard on the plans fos
the big pageant to be held on March
.. and her enthusiasn b IN invalu.
able asset TO the suGrasists II the
Capital City.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-08
Oakland Property
b ozshalgs iul kIanal FlI|s

u O10e)out0 w W>u0D0o M
NiAs-roon house u - eoaAi-
|tion. completely riuNbsd & - aAd
water. bath. toilet, Z voa1 Rays sad
|sink. electric lights - ~ seea.
plastersd house on he1o> loun1ation.
large laundry In cellar; ~ plasss.
|tile aoer 70 entrance; II oegoo; Z
shade tssss In froat tssr beasiaG
cherry trsss n rear; Ar4ea ~ ~
ries; % paved sire eenont ~.
valk h front Of lot Ind y esont -
tsanes and around As Asuse - ~
rear: IN minute y aeevieo azD 4
froat q door; Z nutss ~ - -
~ es businsss kklanl. peosessatA
|and Broadway.
This rssidenf y leeate1 = ~ vsFy
|bsst eless-in y llsnce soseiea ef Oak
land. surrouJ Lee by beautifsl nod
|srn homes n tins ts.eee y ols.eos;
los = worth s.7eo; heuss eest eI.seo
end = now occupied ~ evnes; weal1
rent fos 70 PER nenAA; = insuss1
Tor oo.oo3 osoo spsoelln altogotleoa
|woul II y tArss ossoou ~ Whieh
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