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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-12-05
NO MORE HOGS IN TOWN.

The Board of Health at regular
meeting on March 4th, 1919, passed
an order prohibiting the keeping of
hogs within any part Of the incor-
porated limits of the city of New
berry after this year, 1919. All per
sons violating this order will be
prosecuted.
Jas. K. Glider, NJ. D.,
Chairman.
S. S. Cunningham,
Secretary.
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blowing this formal written
tory of the Thompson Street
ch," DR.. Mower gave a further
h from notes he had obtained
church minutes and personal
lection; with ex tempore COM
B thereon.
pt. II, 1S69.-At a meeting Of
Second Presbytery held a:
berity, Licentiates j. E. Martin
E. P. McClintock were in
~ to nre"ch ct Kings Creek
Thompson Street churches alter
Y ouiIig the remainder OF the
July, 1870, Rev. E. P. McClin-
Esturned to these churches, and,
request, was continued as
Supply by synod fer another
c-3st 10 1871 Pow r. ? Me-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-04
Rheumatism

Those of us who are past middle age
are prone to eat too much meat and in
consequence deposit lime-salts in the
arteries, veins and joints. We often
suffer from twinges of rheumatism or
lumbago, sometimes from gout, swollen
hands or feet. There is no longer the
slightest need of this, howevers as the
new prescription, Anuric,g is bound
10 give immediate 'results as it is many
times more potent Than lthia, in riddipg
the impoverished blood OF it's Poisciis
by way of the kidneys. Il can be OBJ
tanned at almost any drug store, by
simply asking for TAnuric" for kidneys
or backache. It will overcome such
conditions as rheumatism, dropsical
swellings, cold extremities, scalding and
burning urine and sleeplessness due to
constant arising from bed at night.
Send to DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, II. Y, for 1oc. trial package.
MADEIRA. CALI recommend Doctor Pieree's
Anuric very highly. ! have suffered for the last
three years with eatarrh of the bladder having
tyied every remedy heard Of but without relief.
saw Anurfe advertised in the paper. and like a
drownlng man grabbing at q straw thought
would ~ Il also. which did with great success.
as II relieved me almost Immediately. before had
taken al Of the trial package. and having great
eouhdenee IN the remedy Immediately sent 70
the drug ftore and bought full-size package:
I can say 70 an suffering frgpf any disease Of
he kIdneys oruris acid froublea-ltfy this remedy
snd suffer no longer. have great faih u DE-
Riafcl6 go aaiais 2 s. r, HEaELky,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-04
EAST OREGONIAN SPECIAL
NEWS OF UMATILLA co.

bar Christmas night. and at one time
we had two dozen bottles of wine on
it. We will have another good time
New Years. The German prisoners are
unloading our ship today. I have a
few souvenirs from them. 1t is nice
and warm here. L have only had one
frost so far. From what they say we
may have snow when we get back to
Cardiff.
Don't care as did not get to see
any last winter.
There has been lots of sickness on
this ship in the last few months. but
so far / have been we'll.
This will be my last ship on ac-
count of my wrist. so am going to
stay with her as long as 1 can.
have been on two battleships. On
the 14th of October while crossing the
English channel we were fired upon
and since that ime wear a gold bar
on my left arm. On one of the ships
/ met Noel Warden. I spent five
months in Boston and had some great
times and while there used to visit
Henry Layman at the Harvard coll
lege quite often. have not heard
from any, of the Ukiah sailors for
long time. We think there is a good
chance of going to the u. S. soon.
VIII send you a picture of a seagoine
sailor as soon as have some taken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-04
Earl Rose Saw Hard
Fighting, 41st Div.
tEast oregonIan special. }


WESTON, ore. Feb, 4.--Earl Rose
is visiting at the home OF his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion O'HaTra,
Earl is one of Westons soldier boys
who saw much hard fighting with the
14sth Field Artillery OF the 41st Di-
vision. HE Is now stationed at Camp
Lewis. btu Is home on few days
fllflough He thInss he will be mus
tered out abont the last OF February
There is on display in the show
windows of the Weston Mercantile
company an interesting collection OF
war souvenirs which were brought
over by Sergeant sidney Barnes. In
the collection are lumber of hand
and rifle grenades. such as were used
by the American, French and English
armies.
John Mayberry of Milton. and Miss
Cora Beamer of Weston, were mar
ried in Pendleton yesterday. Miss
Beamer is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Beamer, prominent farm
ers of Weston. This popular young
couple have the hearty good wishes of
a host of Weston friends.
The Rev w. S. Payne Of Weston.
began Sunday the holding of Sc
ries of revival meetings at the Sun
nyside Methodist church north of
Freewater.
The Ministerial Association of Wes-
ton has decided to hold a union re-
vivaI meeting here in the near flu
ture. They are fitting up the Sailing
brick store building on the corner of
Nal nand Water streets. in which to
hold their meetings. and are under
stood to have secured the services of
Evangelist George Taylor of Los An
geles, to conduct them.
Mrs. Eva Shellenbergerr formerly
of Weston, was married few days
ago in walIa Walla to Corbett G.
Chase, deputy sheriff of walla wal"
la county.
Miss Violet wriggle went back to
the Duff school. four miles east OF
Pendleton, on Monday to resume
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-04
Ukiah Man in Navy
Likes England, France
lEast oregonIan speelal.l


UKTAH. Or, Feb. 3.-Below Is a
letter from Harley Kirk. son of ]. d.
Kirk of Ukiah, who enlisted in the
navy in December, 1917. and is now
on the U. S. S. Lake Eckhart:
Nantes, France, Dec. 2s. 1918.
Dear Friends:
This is my second trip In to tnis
port and have been here two weeks,
and will be here a week longer. Car
diff, South Wales, is my home port.
and 1 will be glad to get back, so
can get my mail as we only get mail
when there, and we left there almost
a month ago.
have been in three cities in
France, and three in England, and
like England the best. 1 find many
interesting things in both countries,
but hope to get back to the U. s. with"
IN years time. I have been mess
cook for the last four months. on ac-
count of my bum wrist. I don't mind
it, only there is no chance for rating.
get liberty every night after chow.
and sometimes get off at l p. m. This
ship carries 5000 tons and we have
been hauling coal from England ia
France for the last four months. We
were in some great storms on the last
few voyages. 1 sometimes get sea-
sick, but have only fed the fish twice.
Yes, the damsels over here are nice.
but the American beauties for me.
While in Cardiff 1 have home
where L often take supper, so you
see 1t is not so bad over here. after
all. One day last week l was in what
we cali rubberneck party. I was
gone all the afternoon with a guide
and saw many wonderful things Was
in churches. caves. castles and was
in one building that was 400 years
old Viii tell you all about it when
I return iRsvI22. 1 was in Bordeaux
France On ligerty when the good news
came. and talk about a timet The
French people were sure happy. There
was a chance fer, md to have plenty
of wine under mysbeiti I am writing
on my mess table. We4nsed # for a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-04
Adams School Opened
Monday in New Building
tEast oregonian speclal.l }


ADAMS Feb. 4.-The Adams school
opened Monday morning in the new
building. Most OF the pupils were
present. Visitors will not be allowed
until the school board decides differ
emily. This precaution is taken with
the view of keeping the influenza
down.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kirby have pur-
chased them a home in the east end
.cf the county. near the state line.
They expect to move to their ran,:h
in the roar future.
Miss Bessie Eastley. intermediate
teacher n tho Adams school. who has
l"on Wiz tng. at her home IN PJ-t-
lard dit.ine the influenza eptd aIa' =.
arrived IN Adams Monday morning TO
resume her work in the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. f. Yoder and
daughter, Mary Elizabeth. spent Sat
urday in Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roe Eggers and
daughter. Betty Jane of Athena, were
dinner guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Boyer Sunday.
Lawrence GreastOper was in town
Sunday.
Church services, which were held
sunday, both morning and evening.
we're thoroughly enjoyed by large
attendance. Mr. A. f. Yoder song a
-clc az tie morning service ard at
the evening service Miss Jessie ches-
nut and A. E. Yoder sang a duety.
There will be business meeting of
the church wednesday evening All
cfIicers are expected to be present
With tieii reports. Electlol of off
GERS will also take place. Evervbniy
is invited to be present -.at=ttts. meet
ing. = ~
The Sunday school teachqa;SFi viii
meet Friday evening. Februa sssss5 al
The home Jf 1Ir. and Mrs. Ydasr
Lnvr, rec Mcintyre. who tEss Seen
attending the Spokane Uu3geFsity,
came home last week it being the end
OF the first semester Mr.. Mcintyre
doesn't intend to return for the second
semester.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Lieuallen were
in from their country home Monday.
Mrs Mary Picard was in Pendleton
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. smith and little
daughter of La Grande. visited at the
home Of Mrs. Smiths brother. !. II.
Stoll, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. otho stoll and daugh-
ter, Delors. and Mr.. and Mrs. Bin
Thurman OF Pendleton. visited at the
home OF relatives in Adams Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Danes have pur.
chased a beautiful new "Silvertone'
Victrola.
Miss Hannah French spent Saturday
in Pepaleton, ,ksi
There VIII be q SQnng peoples So
ciety Sunday evening a. s'se' '
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-04

Elsie Janis, who turned her art
as an actress to the entertainment
OF soldiers in France. is most
popular among allied fighting
men. But NEXT to the American
girl. comes Nancy Gibbs, Eng
lands most beautiful actress.
Miss Gibbs is performing in the
hospitals OF England for the allied
welfare league and has brought
forgetfulness Of pain to many o
wounded soldier.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-04
HOOVER, rs fAWAISEtfsb
WASHINGTON TABLET
BY WEST ENGINEETss

CHICAGO. Feb. "A. s. Baldwin.
vice,president OF the. Illinois Central
railroad, is the newly elected presi-
dent of the Western Society OF Engi-
neers. which held It's fiftIeth annlver-
sary banquet recently. The Washing.
ton tablet was awarded to Herbert
Hoover. national food administrator.
and the Chanute medal to b. r. Peck
of Chicago. The tablet is awarded
each year 10 the engineer who has
rendered the greatest service to hu-
manity within the twelve months and
the medal also Is a yearly award to
the engineer preparing the best paper
on technical engineering.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-04
DUGDALE RETREs
FROM BASEBAIiL

SEATTLE. Wash. Feb. 4.-D. n.
Dugdale has retired as president OF
the Seattle baseball club, It was an-
nounced here. He has been succeeded
by j. r. brewster, a tobacco dealer,
who heads an association Of fans"
which has taken over most OF the
clubs stock.
Dugdale remains as vice-president.
Brewster and Dugdale leave for San
Francisco Thursday to attend a meet
ing OF the directors OF the Pacific
Coast league. so
The eEfbs new pwpsIh lsaisf an am
nonneelnel't sAtingltf they kRl con-
duet f'basebah for alikk garlt jsa les''
They plan to make Seattle a pen18ht
contender in the 1919 Coast leafQP
race. MA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Chestnut anu
daughter. Miss Jessie Chestnut spent
Sunday at the Wallan home.
Hobart Peringer was in from the
Peringer ranch Sunday.
Fred Parr, local grocery man, has
disposed of his dry goods stock but is
still handling groceries.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-04
WORLD MILK RECORD
BROKEN BY NAPA COW

NAPA. Cal. Feb. 4.--All previous
world milking records were smashed
when Raphella Johanna Aggie. prize
Holstein cow owned by owen Duffy
of Napa state hospital. finished a test
OF one years duration.
During this period she gave 30.641
pounds of milk, equal to $500 gallons,
which furnished 1888 pounds of butt
ter. Raphella is valued .at $4,000,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-04

II the members OF the international
peace conference are wise they Will
realize the temper of the world will
not bear with secret diplomacy or be
disposed TO support any decisions so
reached.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-04

teaching. The school has been closed
on account of the influenza for nearls
three months.
The Washington times., 1919-11-19

FOR sALE-PRIcE. s4,Ies. Can be sold
on term' OF s1Se cash and easy monthly
two-story. bay wiadow Sriek house. con-
tanning six rooms and bath. and having
large back yard. You will ind this an
excellent house for the money.
BOSS PHELPS. Inc. 1905 II ST. n. w.
FOR sALE-PRICE. $3.50. west Of 18th
street In Mt. Pleasant: q two-story CO.
lcpisl house of attractive appearance. hav-
ing large 'front.' porch, electric lights, in
,, Ia,d nS0r' LOOT , an0 occupied by an owner who mo
spect this house at any time.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc, l4ss H 81. n. W.
FOR sALE-PRIcE. s12.7se A. home OF
this character very seldom offered for
sale: a bungalow situated on a large lot /;
here are seven rooms and bath. four bed
rooms. oak floors, hot-water heat electric
ishts. large front porch and large
BOSs & PHELPS Inc. l4os H 81. n. w.
FOR sALE-PRIcE. 5000. A we'll To-
Gated northeast home owner will make
-rms of $500 cash down and easy monthly
'ayments; this 10 a three-room deep. SIX
trEe; heated with furnace. and the house
! excellent condition.
OSs & PHELPS. Inc, 1906 Fl 81. N. w.
DR. sALE-PRICE Sc, ace. In Columbia
ory. bay window brick houee. having
-line rooms and BATH fve bedrooms. heated
with hot water. This house can be seen
made.
BOSS 4 PHELPS. Inc. 1905 II 81 n W
FOR SALE-PRICE. 1850 modern
northeast home: excellent location; a
tvo-story house. having hot-water heat.
hardwood floors. porches. screens and avn
tnss There 10 also brick garage holding
two cars.
BOSS 4 PHELPS. Inc. I4ss II St ~ w
FOR sALE-PRICE. sIl.soo. In wash
inSton Heishts west of Columbia road !:
colonial style house. situated on the cor
ner OF an alley and having side Iights
there are ten rooms two baths hot-water
heat. electric lights, oak noors. front porch,
breakfast porch. and sleeping porch Pos
session any time
BOSS 4 PHELPS. Inc. 1895 II 81 y. ".
The Washington times., 1919-11-19
Near Soldiers Home Park.
713 14th St. y. w.

Attractive location on IryiaK
street. rooms and bath: froat
colonial perch. sssth.rp .Ipasurs.
srrs. s7Ss cash: price. ,4.7ss.
The Washington times., 1919-11-19

Ss.1oe-A nearly new house on Hall
lar: colonial design: 6 rooms and tiled
bath; hot-vater heat, electric lights.
A,see-Hsar Massaehusetts avenue
and II: Q neat corner dwelling;
rooms and bath: lot 20 feet wide; can
b parchased on very reasonable
terms -.
SS,ooe-N street near 18th: an g.
rosm brick dwelling and brick stable:
lot 33xleo.
Northeast and Southeast.
ss.1se-Near Congressional Library.
u rooms, baths; electric lights; lot
ssxlss.
A,eoo-An s-room house on ID street
n. z: . very substantial building.
A,Ses each-Two houses on Massa-
chssetts avenue n. e.. near stanton
ing: An exceptionally lbw price for a
house on this beautiful avenue; terms
$500 or more cash. balance In monthly
payments.
S.9S4-A corner dwelling; on Mary
land avenue; wide frontage and park
ing: the owner, q nonresident. 10 anK-
ious to make quick sale.
Observation-Disclosures avenue near
9Th street, rooms and bath; cellar
the rear of the lot: reasonable terms
$500 saeh-Two s-room dwellings
near 1eth and A streets n. E.; 81 feet
freat; In good condition: possession
One of the most attractive homes in
the northeast section. ID street oe-
tween sth and 7th; 2 stories and cell
las l.4 kat kot-
heat. electric light. lot lsIs4 to .
paved alley: plenty OF room for a ga
rage; metal weather strips, servants
every detail; II you want to see some
thing out Of the ordinary let US show
you this property.
sS.0eo-E street near Sd; 10 rooms
and bath: lot Isx95 to q wide alley:
an excellent location for room renting.
Park: an attractive a-story dwelling
with cellar; rooms and tile bath
hot-vater heat; electric lights.
ss.Sso-s street near North Capitol:
2 stories and cellar: bay-window
brick; room for garage; alley. -
ss.see-Near the Library: , stories
and cellar: 1. rooms and baths:
electric lights: lot 7sI1so "
e-90-stn street ,. t.. near c: :
stories and cellar: Z rooms and bath;
hot-water heat; lot ;3xlos.
Lee than S1yoee-Oss Of the most
attractive homes in the southsastern
section: near sth and B: 2 stories and
cellar; lot 1sxs3: 3e-fsot alley. with
garage on the lot.
S4,5oo-B street g. =. near 18th:
stories: s rooms: lot 1fx1N.
sS,0o1-B street 8. p. near ID: -
rooms. baths: lot 22xso to an alley
immediate possession.
S4.7se-G street 8. T.. near 7th: >
rooms and baths: garage to hold
two cars.
$1,000 street : p. near nth: >
stcries and cellar. rooms AMI bath
alley side and rear very attractive
ss,Jo0-C street : T. nea- -: 4?
stories. rooms. cellar: lot i2Sles.
S4,5es each -housrs on Y stree
$. &. near 7th; rooms each: lot
The Washington times., 1919-11-19
FOR SALE-H0USES FOR SAlE-H0USes
GOWN YOUR OWN HOME"

FOR sALE-PRICE. ss.sss.s A seed north
east horne vacant. and can be sold on
terms OF ssee cash and monthly paymsnts
has just been paintcd iasads and sst. ana
BOSS 4 PHELPS. fac. 1895 n 81 NV
FOR sALE-PRIcE. U.ses. Just on from
New Hampshire avesoe and near Dupont
Circle immediate possessfen can be had (;
an attractive three-story. nine-reom house (.
six bedrooms room for Ksraee. This
house has been occupied by an cvHsr Who
has spent a great deal Of money N frA-
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. I<s< 81 n. ".
FOR sALE-PIcK. $3.50. Well located
Of sale, 81. SEQ eash and eAsy monthly pay
mente: q veli-buiit, tvo-dory, six-room
and bath brick house: deep back YARD.
BOSS PHELPS Inc. ICES H -. ~. ".
FOR sALE-PRIcE. W.ses. A downtown
house where = Eoed living ear BE mace, ,
bedrooms Owner will accept slices cash
and monthly payments
BOSS 4 PHELPS. Inc. I<sS n 81 y. "
FOR sALE-PRIcE. s4,sse. In the north
s,.s clos TO ss the Capitol s and L's.srs .,ss
mace heat. This IL q very cheap hssss in
BOSS 4 PHELPS. Inc. isss n .. r. W.
FOR sALKPRIcE. ,iIses. A sse bone
In a frst-ciass location just OF New
Hampshire avenue; . three-stcry-a attic
twelve-rocm house Of attractive appear.
ance having two large bathrooms. heated
with hot water. having electric hghts-
house equipped With screens. ChAnoeriAin n
metal weather strips, and there 10 brick
garage The whole property 10 10 i'm
rnaculate condition
BOSS a PHELPS. Irc-- ICES X St n W.
FOR sALE-PRICE, s1i.ose- In ssufs
Addition; owner leaving city reason for
selling; q seven-room, fully detached
house: slate roof. lot 4e,ite. garage hold
isg two cars. This property II complets
in every detail and yes should zee IL
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. is~ X 81. n. W.
The Washington times., 1919-11-19
ADVERTISING
FOR SALE-HoUses
1HoA ,. Yzsan . ooI. -

fHoA >. ynan . 90. -
ron sALELwSshs. 80 sSu~ q
Sa avsI,,s. asn sesssa :Z-es,sen.s
lts feet 90 vide alley. ample sp~ss f@
lArss ssr.se s.esiient s~s<1<s-~.
THos. !. FIsHzR q CO. -
cse. . home and ss fsvestmsst: tvs-
family spsrtmsne scnt.inins . r~e..
THoS J. yrszR . CO. n.
ron sAID-N~ar rra ssr~s -
Bloemissdajs; s-st>ry' s~eos ssset
evsiiins; owner V ssxicss 70 IN ard
s,n make Wy rsas>asss s~r~s-
THos ,. rIsHER . CO. N.
ron sALH-ssuA~>ss sssr rx.s,ss
fart; reed Groom As6 bs<h SrsoA
perch; lot iss f.si deep: sii.y : r.ss.
THok J. ffsHsn . oo- In.
ron sALlD-M~.r ,s<A Ass~S~S-
ington Hssehta. . lArre SrscA rea-
,S. ,S, ss7ss: th,s properly - e,sss p
With = v,.~ ,ss ..ss .se ia !. On hAsh sre.s<-
Thos. J. FISHER q 90. Is&
roR eALB-A e~rv~r ~v~>~<x /.
isth street resr n thres-story ssA
eeesnent ersct sss mag 4, rusmo,
nesea ~ net afr; "a both eas anl
aon,hIn 90 sccxpiee ~
THoa >. T1shss %. IA
FOR sALE-Nssy cs4srs4, -
ventent 10 the 18th strsss esr No..
very dseirable dstachsf fr>ze -
tanning . rooms and bath. hesf
hot water. iarre lot and r.ra~s -
four carr: occupied by owner. inm~
diats possession Price st see
1Hos- J. FISHER a Co. -.
FOR sALE-Nssr Dupont csr~s.. q
sstory s-room brick dwelling vim
one bath: furnace heat. lot IS fest
monthly tenant so that po.esnlor osr
$3.50. 'n'' '1sa Pre-
rBos. J. FISHER a Co. Inc
FOR sALE-An extremely veil ,e-
Gated piece of pennsylvanfx avenue
property; 81 has q frontage Of ~ es
by depth Of 1<1.5s: Is-foot sitey on
ssoe and 3o-foot sney IN rear. trr-
provements consist of 3-story wens
built brick structure: nov rented .~
price; an early sale is necessary ts
eiess N estate. Price ,ss.e .eot.
yHos }. USHER co. r.e
ns rrrTEENTH ST. y. ".
MAIN Ssst .
The Washington times., 1919-11-19

Inc Block 14th Street Carlne-531s Illinois Avenue n W.
$4,000 $1,000 CASH 500 MONTHLY
BRAND NEW. VACANT 6 rooms tiled bath
hardwood foors gas, electricity, hot water heat
screened sleeping porch, breakfast porch. Colonial
type steel beam construction. OPEN FOR IN
SPECTION
o. b. ZANTZTNGER
Main 531l 9G3 N. Y. Avenue
The Washington times., 1919-11-19

Attractive Northwest Low
Priced Dwellings.
If you contemplate .pur-
chasing a home you cannot
afford to make a decision
without first looking at the
many bargains we offer.
We have on our lists many
houses that we offer at
prices less than asked FIVE
years ago.
ss-sss-sorth Capitol, near r st:
dwellings With cellar under the entire
house: room for garage: reasonable
terms
S5-seNw.st Of 10Th St: ssmi-de-
tsched. &: stories and cellar: rooms
and bath; furnace heat.
v-xs,ts>-North Capitol 81. near n:
brick dwelling: stories and cellar; 6
rooms and bath.
sth St; brick dwelling: rooms and
bath; easy pAymsats
A.7ss-Near LIST and 81, NV: .
story dwelling. with cellar. a. rooms
and bath; furnace heat
Ssysoe-sth St. near o: 8 roorns and
hath } stories Lea ,sI1ss to an alley.
N,ss~FIorida avsnse Nv; rear sth
St; rooms and bath.
ssSss-on the Heights west Of 18th:
history s-room brick aveiliag: very
ha ndsome front Of light brick kad
lirnestsne; let lsrlss.
s1sA-or II. H.isAts, west Of 18th
st: 5 stsrre. ro< ms: . vell-planned
hos-e: ss-xSs hall. dining room, pan
try. -itch~I sleeping rooms; stair \
ways.
ss,sse-Nesr 18th and Monroe SITS;
stories and cellar; I rooms AID attic:
lot s5gl0S
S,soe-Just the Find OF house you
will like; stories and cellar; 4 rooms
covered porchss: southern exposure; on
one of the most popular streets on the
Heights; convenient to cara
N.sss sseh-r~o very pretty brick
dvellinxp: com mps rativeiy new; west
Of 1Nh: stories and cellar; 6 rooms
and hath; hot-vatsr heat: electric
Hghta
Sx,1Se-On ssA street near n;
stories: . rooms and bath; let ssIiee
to an alley.
0,eoe-A le-room brick dwelling
on sth street near p; stories: lot
IS feet to . public alley; must - sst<
to settle estate
A.Is>-.d street ssar y; rssns
and bath.
S,5Se-5d street near @; 8 stories
and cellar: 10 rooms and bath
s5,sso-Near the Court Houss: 3
story bsy-window brick dwelling;
brownstone trimmings; IL rooms and
bath. the house sold originally for
$500: IL 10 undoubtedly one OF the
best bargains offered in the downtown
section.
s5.see-E street north SIDE, be-
tween I'd and I'd: stories and cellar.
rooms and baths: 10: seSi00
Ss.Sse-G street. opposite ia. Pen
sion Office; 10 rooms And bath: lot
e-Ifso.