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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-05
HIGH SPOTS IN
GEORGIA NEWS
Paragraphs pickle up Here and
There, From Exchanges or
Other Sources.

Miss Rosebud Lewis, of Brooks
county, and Levi j. North, of Stock
ton, were married sitting in an auto
in the heart of the business section
Of Naldosta w ednesday. After the
ceremony taey drove about the citv
then started for Stockton. where
they will reside.
b. P. Lake of Laurens county who
mas 800 acres of peanuts saws a
price of $50 per ton will make him
splendid profit and that the grow
ing OF peanuts will largely offset the
-oases from cotton this year.
Inc carpenters strike of a week
at Dublin has been settled Under
the agreement the contractors NAV
hire non-union men when the union
cannot supply the demand. The strike
caused a citizens mass meeting early
IN the week to declare for the omen
shop in Dublin.
The bulk of the estate of Mrs Mat
tie Mongin, who died in Albany
Tuesday, was left to Henry a Tag-
yer, to be held in trust for his
daughter, Miss Dorothy Tarver. Mrs.
Mongin accumulated a fortune of
more than $4,000 through peanut
stand started nearly 40 years ago.
Inc Tarver family has always been
KIND to her and were the closest
friends she had.
The price of milk in Macon has
advanced to ST 100 a gallon +ho nr;ee
the dairymen claim was set last
spring by the fair price committee.
The price was 80 cents.
The drowned body of M. Dixon.
o. was found in clay pit Friday
oy negro water boy Little is
known of the man but he is thought
to be a native of England.
E. M. Mooney, of Memphis. Tenn.
has arrived at Albany to assume his
duties as physical director at the Y.
M. e. A. Albany was able to secure
him only through his inability to Sc
cure a passport to Poland to coach
the Polish athletes for the Olympic
games.
Placing of coal for household use
on the Interstate Commerce commits
sion's priority list with public utili-
ties and manufacturing plants has
been approved by members of the d.
rectorate of the Georgia Manufac-
turers' Association, according to a
communication sent Chairman Henxy
B. Kennedy of the Chamber of Com
merce special coal committee, by
President W. B. Baker of the former
body
Approximately $50 school teachers
out of personnel of $50 teachers
in the entire Atlanta system, will
get salary increases of S. to $40 a
month, effective September /, ac-
cording to announcement from w. F.
Dykes, superintendent.
Bob Jones of Atlanta, was picked as
a member of the American golfing
team of nine men facing the Ca
nadians in the curtain raiser to The
National Championship tournament
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site and the benches rise on the slop-
ing sands, giving the same effect as
circus seats. Every fan will have
his feet on the sandy floor. There
VIII be no accidents unless the bot
tom Of the world should happen to
drop out in this particular section
OF the country on that day.
In sizing up things at Benton Har-
Dor now and Toledo; scene of the last
heavyweight championship go, a big
dltference can be noticed.
Things were more pretentious in
the Ohio city than they are here. The
Toledo atmosphere was very tense
and strained. Tex RickaII was a
hard man to see. He was smothered
with inteviewers and one had to send
in card to get a chin with him.
AT Benton Harbor anpone, VINO can
keep track of Fitzsimmons' rei road
ster, is welcome to confab to his
hearts desire. The Willard -Demp-
sey fight was an "on-again-off-again''
affair until the day they went on.
Here every thing is jig.
Things Switched.
In Toledo the Willard camp was
aloof from the crowds. There were
no hangers on about the premises,
while Dempsey's training quarters
were clouded with camp followers.
At Benton Harbor things are re-
versed with Dempsey as the champ
ion. While in his cottage is all open
house arrangement it is quiet and
secluded in way. Only Kearns,
the sparring partners, the colore dchef
and his wife and few of the champ
ions friends are there.
Over in Miske's camp there is more
or less confusion. There's quite a
bunch of cmfwv mfwyhrdfwyhsrl
bunch of boxers, fans and otherwise
stopping at Ike Bernsteins summer
hotel In other words, Dempsey's
camp at Benton Harbor is more like
Wizards was at Toledo and Miske's
is very much similar to Dempsey's
surroundings at Toledo.
Willard used to hold court for an
hour at the Secor hotel in Toledo
daily fhen he was training. AS reg
ularly as the clock jngled high noon
Willard popped into the hotel to be
stared at, admired and questioned.
Dempsey isn't pulling that stuff
here shrdlu etaoin shrdl shrdl shrdl
cards, picking big blue plums in the
back yard. playing with the kids who
happen along and occasionally TAX
ing a spin to the downtown head
quarters in the Fitzsimmons road
ster.
Also there are no signs of grating
here yet as there was in
Toledo. You can still get
a drink of water at the town
well if you can push pumphandle
up and down.
Such is the life of village that
entertains celebrities.
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CANDLES With
SANDPIT ARENA
Benton Harbor Promot-
er Expecting $4,000
Gate
By DEAN SNYDER.

BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Sept.
THE business end of the Demp-
sey-Miske championship match sched-
uled here for Monday is finding
plenty to do in anticipation of hand
ling the largest crowd of fight fans
that have ever visited the quiet and
serene village of Benton Harbor The
fans began pouring in today in large
numbers.
1t is the opinion of Promoter Floyd
Fitzsimmons, who has already sunk
100000 in the card, that his show
will draw at least 100000 shekels
That is the gambling chance which
he is taking. The gate receipts of
the Leonard-White bout, which ran
around $4,000, will have 70 be more
than doubled on September 6 or Fitz
will be out a bunch Of kale.
He hopes to have an advance sale
that will cover the cost of the show
and pick up the rest of it on the day
of the fight.
Jack Kearns is getting flat guar
antee of $4,000 with a privilege
of cut in the influx of coin as the
5 GIluy Willie OdSh NCuNy lS
to get $4,000 for Miske, the con-
tender.
Although his arena has nothing for
a covering except the Michigan skies,
he says the milling will start prompt
~ at 8 o'clock in the afternoon,
rain or shin4
The reserved section of the out
doors arena will take care of $4,000
people and bleacher seats will ac-
commodate 1000 more. Prices of
reserved seats range from $3.50 to
$50.
Sandy Floor.
The sandpit arena is one of the
best in the country. It is circu-
lar thing with the outside tier of
reserves being but 125 feet away
from the ring. The sand has been
excavated from the center of the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-05
THESTANDARD
MONDAY AND TUESDAY BAR
GAINS

Silks at lower prices. One thous-
and yards pure silk crepe-de-chine
in black, white and every staple col
or. This same grade has sold up to
SO during the past few months. Here
Monday and Tuesday yard -. $1.65
All silk Georgette crepe, 40 inches
wide, in black, white and every staple
color. Here Monday and Tuesday at
yard ---..--.-.-.-.-..---.-....-.----- 81 so
1000 Yards Pepperell sheeting,
guaranteed 40 inches wide, finest
finish, lengths from 5 to 20 yards,
pieces, value about 39c, here Mon
day and Tuesday yard ...... Csc
Boys all wool school suits, full
lined trousers, fabrics woven for both
style and endurance. Careful cut.
Thorough tailoring. Cant rip" sew
ing. Strength everywhere. All sizes,
8 to 18 years Monday and Tuesday
two special lots will be sold at per
suit ...--..---.-....-....-....-.. $3.50
The last sale of organizes and
voiles will be held here Monday and
Tuesday. Every piece of colored
voiles and organizes that formerly
sold up to 81 is on big center table
and offered for your choice here
Monday and Tuesday yard ......39c
]. & P. Coats Spool cotton. all
numbers. black and white. $50 yards
spools, with other purchases in any
reasonable quantity, Monday and
T" IL sday, spool .-.---.--- ....-. --.--- 7c
Mems fall and winter union suits.
very elastic, medium weights. made
to sell at $3.50. Here Monday and
Tuesday, ali sizes, rer SUIT .....--$i 80
New fall percales in Light and dark
patterns, every yard guaranteed fast
color. Here Monday and Tuesday
ward ...............................- 39c
Special prices on Pepperell wide
sheetings for Monday and Tuesday.
UnbIeached, 72-inch, 76c. 81-inch,
s4c. 90-inch, 92c. Bleached, 72-inch,
SAC. 81-inch, 92c. 90-inch, 99c. .,.---
100 PIECE DINNER SET TO BE
GIVEN AWAY DURING WEEK OF
Sept. 6 to IL. NO GAMBLING, NO
GAME OF CHANCE. This set will
be given to person buying the lar
gest amount from us at retail during
the week of Sept. 6 to II. A cash
ticket will be given with each pur-
chase. If yours amounts to the most
you get the dinner set All tickets
must be brought in by Saturday,
Sept. 1S. We sell thousands of small
bills, but very few large ones, 50
don't fail to save your tickets. You
will be surprised when you hear the
amount of purchase that gets the set.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-05
NEW CITY CLERK.

MONTEZUMA, Sept. flames
Harrison, who for several years has
been city clerk has resigned and Geo
T. McLendon has been appointed by
the council to fill the unexpired
term.
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WANTED TO RENT-Bungalow or
or 6 room house unfinished.
Occupancy desired Sept l or as soon
hereafter as possible. Address Box
293, Americas. 30-tf
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FOR SALE or trade. One Ford truck.
Good shape. Just the thing for
hauling wood. Bragg's Market. Am
CIRCUS, Ga. 19-tf
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Much concern is being felt by the
sugar cane growers of Thomas coun-
ty over the appearance of the Mosaic
disease in their sugar cane
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WANT TO DO YOUR fine watch,
clock and jewelry repairing. Ex-
pert service and reasonable charges.
R. S. Broadhurst, Jeweler, ITO La.
meT ST., directly in front of post
Office.-(S)
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WANTED-1O0 shoats from rs t
100 lbs. each. Jeptha Tingle, R
+. d. No. B, Americas, Ga. 6-6Ot
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CASHIER WANTED-Must be ac-
curate with figures. Apply at once
TO .. II. hress q Co. lat
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The Lumpkin public schools will
open next Monday.
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FOR SALE-Pot plants. Phone BAL
or $40, East Church street.-3-4t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wANTE MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED = Plain sewing. Prices
reasonable Mrs. A. Morgan, 401
Barlow STREET.-THE.
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WANTED-Man to sell highest
quality trees, shrubs, roses, plants.
Weekly pay. Permanent. Brown
Brothers Nursery, Rochester, N. Y.
silt
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Threel pounds good
stew meat, SOC. Soup bone sc per
pound next ten days. Bragg's Mar
ket. Phone 181. 25-tf
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HOUSEKEEPING and Electrical work.
T. ]. Wallis, Jr. Phone 556. 21-tf
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FOR SALE-416 North Mayo, nice
4-room bungalow, l IL acres; inn
mediate possession. $3.50 casn
buys it at once. John E. Oliver, Of
flee at Bee Hive.-5-1t.
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WANTED-To rent a piano. Tele-
phone No. 40.-2-4t.
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FOR SALE model $50 Paige
club roadster. Absolutely first class
in every respect. Good tires. Phone
742.-5-1t.
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WANTED-Lady OF gentleman agent
in the city of Americas for Wat
kins Famous Products. Known ev-
erywhere. Big profits. Write ]. R.
Watkins Co., Sc, Memphis, Tenn.
sat
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WANTED-AGENTS

EXPERIENCED OIL, PAINT and
Roofing Cement Salesman wanted
by reliable manufacturers who share
profits with their statesmen. Commits
sions paid in full promptly. Ship
ments made promptly. Buckeye Oil &
Paint Co., cleveland, o. sit
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WANTED-One or more rooms,
furnished or unfurnished. Cali
856.-3-tf.
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PHONE 303 for good dry pine stove
wood Prompt delivery. 16-tf
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FINE GRADUATED SUGAR 20
1-2c per pound, delivered Amer
icus in 100 lb. lots and above-Cash
with order. Townsville Ice & Man
ufacturing Co., Townsville, Ga,
3-2t
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WANTED TO RENT-Four, five or
six-room house. Would consider
one just outside of city limits; WIZ
sign 12-month contract. Address,
C. G.. H., care Times-Recorder.-dh.
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FOR RENT--Cne seven-room house
Close in. Phone 572.-2-tf.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-One front room fur
nished. Call 239. 3-2t
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FOR RENT-Two front rooms. Pre-
fer renting to gentleman, or win
rent for light house keeping. Phone
765, 800 South Lee Strreet.-5-tf.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-09-03

ed the physician.
They're such slow pokes!" COM
planned Amy.
Ellen sighed audibly. Even BENIN
looked grave. The suspense Of walt
ing for the delayed telegram was MAX
Ing every member Of the party uneasy.
BENIN may have had additional causes
of worriment, for his gravity deepened
almost into mOrOseness.
Old Title. still red-faced from her
culinary operations but neat and fresh
as any young housemaid, brought In
her last course. AS she entered, the
Jingle of the electric bell rang sharply
through the open doorway.
LAND sakes and me with my hands
full !" she muttered.
'I'll go!" cried Amy. ut must be
the telegram"
Impetuously she rose and flew into
the front hall. In few moments she
came darling back, calling over her
shoulder: Hurry, please! please
hurry!"
A blase messenger boy, with cap
cooked over one ear, appeared In the
dining room doorway. Amy waved him
to the physician. This way! This Is
Doctor Kirkland"
Doctor Kirkland handed the receipt
book to the boy and caught up the tel
egram. He tore open the envelope
and read the message. A frown creased
his usually smooth forehead
"O-o-oh, papa" sighed Ellen. bad
news ~
Him." he cleared his throat, Ills
ten. This is the answer to my inquiry !:
Regret superintendent away. On re-
turn he will wire full particulars
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-09-03

would have disconcerted even some
professional boxers. Clinton met 1t
with a cool ring generalship that fire.
quently put his more agile adversary
at a disadvantage.
At the end of the round, provoked
that he had come out second best,
BENIN called for another. Clinton
shook his head. IL am warm enough
already" he said.
"Very WELL" assented BENIN. well
call Ii off for this time. How about a
swim?"
"Just shower" said Clinton. II
wish to go out and learn If Doctor
Kirkland has heard"
BENIN nodded and took his compan-
ion back to the dressing room, where
they shifted into bathrobes. Clinton
was first ready. and BENIN waved the
attendant to take his towels In to the
shower bath.
go ahead, old man." he said to Gin
ton. I'll be along in half minute"
Clinton followed the attendant. The
door closed behind him. BENIN was
alone In the dressing rom. The Low
RE locker was next to his own. With
a calculated swiftness that lost no in
slant In unnecessary movements he
opened the locker and began search
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-09-03

under the name Of Clinton. On his
way home he sold more of the bonds
fifteen thousand dollars worth-tO
this Security Bonds company. must
confess that l have had my doubts
whether he was not right In his claim
Of mistaken Identity"
"All that Is immaterial, BENIN"
CURLY stated the president. "The next
step is to locate the unsOld bonds"
"Yes, sir. That is what / had in
mind. I'll lunch at the club. In vino
veritas, y'know."
The president made slight gesture
and bowed himself out as If he had
been making a social call.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-09-03

ing the pockets of his companions
suit. Everything that he drew out he
examined with quick but minute scru.
tiny and then carefully replaced 1t.
There was one exception. Almost the
last article that he found was a key
such as is used for safe deposit boxes.
This he did not replace In the deep
inside pocket of the waistcOat from
which he had taken It. After q single
keen glance he thrust 1t into one of
his own pockets, closed both lockers,
and FASTENED to the shOwer-bath room.
The companions returned to the
dressing room together, but BENIN
was the first dressed.
"Sorry, old man." he said. 81 have
an engagement that l cannot break.
You might kill time in the smoking
room. I'll come back In my car and
take you up home"
Clinton hunted up the nearest tele-
phone booth and called the Kirkland
residence. Mrs. Kirkland responded In
tone that rendered needless her
be talking with him.
"You dear boy" she cooed. Its
like your own real self to be so
thoughtful, calling me up"
HAS that telegram" he asked.
"Not yet. When my husband left
his office he ordered 1t delivered at
your house. We dine with you and
Amy this evening, So"
Il regret that lam not quite ready
to-" hesitated Clinton. MAY l ask
You see, on account of Miss Kirkland,
would rather wait until"
wait? The telegram may not come
until dinner time. Surely you'll be
home to dine"
"Well-I am not quite"
"You will not fail us?'
every well; you may count on me.
Good-by." Hastily he hung up the re-
ceiver.
Less than ten minutes later q taxi
cab brought him to the Lowrie house.
AS old Tillie opened the door she
peered up the street and grunted with
satisfaction: "Huh You're all getting
home all right. Mr.. VIII. There comes
Miss Amy with Miss Ellen"
He jumped past her into the hall.
Don't tell them-that is, say I'm In
Mr. In my room, very busy"
HIS shaving set lay before him on
the dresser. He looked from II to the
carefully arranged evening clothes.
The collar, tie, studs and links had all
come from his suitcase. His forehead
gathered In puzzled frown.
1T certainly was locked" he muir
INJURED.
AS he entered the parlor Tillie an
nounced dinner. Ellen looked at him
In tender expectation. He flushed,
glanced at Amy, hesitated and stepped
across to offer his arm to Mrs. Kirk
land.
"Since all of you insist that I am
the host, | shall do my duty as such"
he smillngly remarked.
"Prim, prudent and precise" Knocked
Amy, and she transferred her hand
from Bemm's arm to Doctor Kirk
lands. "We stand corrected ! Chawles,
you may take I'm Miss Kirkland"
Clinton avoided Ellen's pitiful gaze.
"The telegram has not yet Gomez" he
asked the girls mother.
mot yet. We expect II any
minute"
Should have come hours ago." add
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-09-03
CHAPTER VI.
Propinquity.

When the bland vice president
bowed Clinton out the latter's draft
had been cashed. BENIN introduced
the first assistant cashier, who, smil-
ing curiously at Clinton, handed him
his money. The owner thrust the
packet of bills into his wallet and de-
clined an invitation to be seated.
thine to go, ell, what?" said BENIN.
Needn't remind me. You're not the
only one made hungry by watching
these laboring slaves of Mammon.
Well stroll up to the club for bite
of lunch"
1.-THE club?" inquired Clinton.
ITO be sure-the club. That's one
on you, old man. It's rich taking you
as guest to one of your own clubs.
Come and be introduced to some Of
your fellow members"
Clinton responded with the quizzical
look that indicated a decided streak
of waggery in his present personality
"All right. I'm with YOU"
The answer put BENIN into the best
of humor. His geniality became rather
forced, however, when at luncheon
Clinton not only refused wine but per.
sisted in talking on impersonal topics.
This last may have been due either to
the reticence of good breeding or to a
consciousness of guilt, or to an antip
athy toward BENIN.
When they left the club BENIN sug.
gested that they stroll over to the Ath'
letic club.
They entered the dressing room,
where BENIN signed to the attendant
will you, Jones? He has forgotten his
key"
'Iowrie?" muttered Clinton.
Saves an awkward explanation,
y'know," replied BENIN. you'll need
only the shoes; but It's as we'll for you
to stow your coat and hat In the
locker they think is yours"
A few minutes later the two,
stripped to their sleeveless under.
shirts, were facing each other in one
of the boxing rooms. The instructor,
who had greeted Clinton as "Mr. Low.
rie," was even quicker than had been
BENIN to note his splendid muscular
development.
BENIN paused n moment after Gin.
ton took position. The latter edged
closer to him. BENIN dropped his
hands.
"waitw he said sharply. "That
mark on your arm"
Clinton twisted the arm around
"What do you mean? / see no mark
"Nor do I. That's just It," reiOined
BENIN. Its not there now. You
know, Red-the brownish blotch-
birthmark."
Sure" agreed the instructor, star
ing curiously. "Have you been to a
beauty doc, Mr.. Lowrie?"
Clinton looked at the two with q
quizzlcal smile. you say used to
have a birthmark on my armT
"Size of a dollar, on the outside,
three inches below the elbow" con-
cisely stated BENIN.
"And now IL is not there" remarked
Clinton. He held the arm out to the
Instructor.
That's a slick job, Mr.. Lowrie," the
man commented. mo scar; no sign
IL was ever there. How'd you do It'll"
For the first time since midafter-
noon the shadow of doubt In Clinton's
eyes gave place to a twinkle. "Its
process not yet fully understood" he
answered. "In few days, however,
n Ia
"a very few days, I hope" added
BENIN.
He put up his hands in response to
Clinton's resumption of boxing posi-
ton, and they began lively round Of
sparring He started a trife slow, as
IL his thoughts we're not entirely cen
tered on the contest. This was sue
ceeded with a burst Of speed that
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-09-03

Blondes are not more dangerous than
brunettes-they just think they are.
Sometimes opportunities seem to be
everywhere except in the place you
look for them.
What is more pathetic than rich old
man who imagines the young girl is
marrying him for love?
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-09-03
HE is WELL AND FEELING FINE.

"This leaves me well and feeling
fine" writes James Carman, Mayfield,
Ky. "My back used to hurt me and |
could not straighten up. Since took
Foley Kidney Pills have not had that
trouble" Good for lame back, sore
muscles, stiff joints, rheumatic pains
and other symptoms of kidney and
bladder trouble. Hite's Drug Store.
adv.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-04
For Sale
LOCATED ON THE PLAIN

LULA Ell YIN L IL Il / LAIN
Two houses adjoining, one has two
tenements, other a single house with
barn and garden. The location is
fine. Two tenement has bath rooms
and electric lights and gas, hot and
cold water. Cellars under both
houses. This whole property only
$4800
Large two tenement house on Rail
road street, with all modern improve
ments, steam heat, two bath rooms
$4,000.
A. B. DOW'S AGENCY
Office over Bailey's Music Rooms.
Tel. One