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ARTICLE ~

), The corporate power Of this company
shall be vested III the Board of Directors
composed OF three stockholders, who
shall be elected by ballot, at general
peetipg of the stockholders, called for
that purpose, and at such meeting each
STOCKHOLDERS shall be allowed to cast one
vote for each share Of stock ownsd by
him, to be votsd in person or proxy. Tie
election o: directors Of this corporation
shall be held on tie First day of March
1922, annually thereafter OH said date.
The Beard OF Directors shall elect from
their number each year, President. a
Vice President and a Secretary Treasurer
in tile meantime and until said election
Marcus NJ. Levy, shall act as President;
Edward r Feitei, as Vice-president and
S,daey L Hylnel, as Secretary Treasurer
which three shall constitute. the Board
q directors, nntil March /, 1922. The
III tors aud Officers then elected shall
remain in Office nne !, ear or until their
succrssorsare duly elected andqualified.
No failure to elect directors aud officers
s.iaIl b. considered or regarded Us for
icitnre Of this cllarter. Said Board Of
i r.stass sl AL Il i've the power to make
sl..i bv-iaws as they deem necessary and
nfa, X f5r fs,e coni icting a :i managing
af'tls bssiGsss OF the corporation and
ifls.y III ~ ALTER ai.i repedl I'll. salne. They
Is Ill pc s7itls for the app ,intmeat OF all
g en- j, ). s;.a u SILL cosporation aud fix
81 as xaflte III .ir plv an1 employ and
4 III ~ III. n !. p:sl5ur. Any.vacancy
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On said Board of Directors shall be filed
by the remaining Directors for the une,
PRED term. One person may be elected
to hold one or more offices. Two direc
tors shall constitute quorum for thu
transaction of business.
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Habpviile, La. Sept q 1921

Habpviile, La. Sept q 1921
The Police Jury met this day
in regular session for the purpose
of receiving proposals for the con-
struction of uncompleted road in
Road District No 8. with the fol-
lowing members present Messrs
Gridry, Hynel, Dufrense, Du-
irene & Elfer
1t was moved by Mr.. Elfer Sc
conded by Mr. IHymel, that the
reading of the minutes be dispens-
ed with and approved
The following bids were pre-
sented and opened,
Lambert Bros
Bul kank & Boland
These bids were opened and at
ter being read were referred. by
motion of Mr. Elfer seconded by
Mr. Hynel to the engineer for
tabulation and report.
On motion duly seconded the
Jury took a recess for half hour
The Police Jury resumed bust
ness.
To the Hon President and Mem
beers of tho Police Jury
Hahnville. La. Sept. 9th 1921
Parish Of ST. Chas Hahnville. La
Gentlemen
Acting under yoIr in
structions | have tabulated the
the bids submitted for Road Dis
trict No 3 by the following bid
ders
!, Burbank & Boland
31.680 lin feet grading
at $500 Ter leo # s 2217.6o
$500 Gu yds gravel at
81. 40 per GU yd $4,000. &C
1.20O # galvanized pipe
at $500 per # 24O0. O(
5.CG0 # ditching at $500
per 100 # 1000 OF
Total $ 396l7.e Ct
Lambert Bros
81. $50 lin feet grading
at $500 per 100 # S 10.961. q
1850 ell yds gravel at
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2Sth. Judicial District Court
Parish of St. Charles,
State of Louisiana.
No. 1921
Mrs. Lucy o. Prescott,
VS.

VS.
Maurice G. Wogan, Agent.
By yirtue of, and in obedience to writ
OF seizure and sale issued by the alOYe
entitled tolrt i'll the above emitted aud
numbered cause, l have seized ana VIII
sell at public auction TO the last
and highest bidder on Saturday, the u,
day OF Oct bier, 1921 beginning at eleven
O'Clock A, NJ, al the principal front door
of the Court House Of the Parish OF st.
Charles. the following described proper
~ to-wit;-
A certain TRACT Of land situated on the
left bank of the Mississippi River. III the
Parish OF St. Charles, about Is miles a
bove the City of New Orleans, measuring
Four Arpents and Seventeen and a haii
feet OIL the right way of the Louisiana
Railway and Navigation Company and e.
tending 10 Lake Pontchartrain, boundt q
OH the upper side by the property now
or formerly belonging to tie liens OF j..
NJ. Ronsselle and A. Lasseigne, and on
the lower sie 10y the tract OF i. D. Pres
colt, ylich property forms part OF the
double CONCESSION, hereinafter described.
The said double concession OF which
the above tract of land forms part being
described as follows;
The double concession OF all that por-
ton of land commencing at the iorty ar
pent line of Sections 8, 9. 10, II and por-
ton of II, being tracts firstly and second
~ described in an Act Of Partition be-
tween Adam Keller and Emile Rost,
passed OH the 2lst day Of January, 1879 !;
and being composed of Sections - ana
Is in Township IL. S. R. East, and Sec
lions 81 and SO i'll r, II, s, r. asst.
and SECTIONS IS, AZ, SO, 40. AZ and 43,
the last two Sections facing Lake ion'-
chartrain and beingi in T. IL, S. r. . Fast
the whole as per plat of tue United
States Land Office.
Being the same property acquired Dy
Mrs. Lucy u, Prescott from l.. d. Pres
lcott by Act bsfare Emile J. Laicl'e, Clerk
! of Court for the Parish of st. James, on
March Is, 1907. registered III the Parish
;of 81, Charles, Louisiana, {. o. b. -
5, Folio q.
4 Said property will be sold upon IN
following terms and conditieEs, naMeiy
't{1) To- sufficient cash to pay aud satisf,
the sum off $500 .O0) Twen,yfiv hundre'
dollars, with interest thereon at pe
cent per annum from October Is, l'Zo
until paid, and the fur,ier sum OF pc
cent Of thu aggregate amount OF princi
. pal and interest rs Attorneys Fees.
ALSO for sufficient cash to ray all cost
OF these proceedings.
4
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sAs 81 per Gu I'D 9,325.oo
7 zoe # galvanized pipe
at s1.29 per 1T l,MC0
5. 600 ditching at $3.50
~ ner 100 it 2,2A.oo
Total 44,0A.28
as per tabulation ! find that Bur
hank ard Boland has submitted
the lower bid, it is respectfully
rec commended that same Re &C.
cepted and they be required to
furnish the ne cessary suretytond
.nd contract and to be PREPARED
70 get to work within the next
ten days
Respectfully submitta
Frank L Payne
Engineer
Tt was moved by MIR Duhense
and seconded by Mr. HymeltHat
the bid of Messrs Burbank and
BoIand be accepted votes Icing
called resulted as follows
yeas:- Messrs Hymel, Dufnnse,
Dufrene Elfer & Guldry
Nays None
It was moved by.Mr Hynd and
seconded by Mr. Dufrene tht all
checks be returned except the
successful bidder
It was moved by Mr. Elss and
seconded by Mr. Dufrene, that
the President be authoriad to
sign the contract between Aessrs
Burbank & Boland to be kawn
up by the District Atty
! On motion of My Hymel secnd-
ed by Mr. Dufrene the iarish
Treasurer is hereby instrues d to
transfer the sum CTS from
General fund to Road Distnct No
! II
II was moved by Mr. Dufense
and seconded by MIR Elfer that
the Jury appoint Five tax Ryers
from Road District No Ssas a
committee e lock ever $ the
work progress without b1y
The Jury appointed the blow
ling tax payers Rev ] F Basty,
Messrs Oliver Kugler, B SGraves
w A Elfer and ] Dufrense
!! 1t was moved by n Hyn1el
and seconded by MrDufreae that
the Jury adjourn to their next re
gular meeting.
/ F Schexnaydre
Secty P ]
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ARTICLE I

The rame of the corporation hereby
.b,inetbslall lie; IULlNG TRADING
co INC, and it's donic;le shall ! e at
Luling- Parish of St. Charles, Louis. ana
It shall exist for reried OF ninety nine
1907 years FROM date hereof, Citation and
other legal process shall he served onthe
President and in case Of his absence OH
the Secretary.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-10-01

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
BE IT KNOWN, That ON this TWEEN
ty-firstl2i day of the month Of July, iii
the year Of our Lord; one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-one (l92D, and OF
The independence of the United States
of America, the one Hundred and forty
sixth (l45),,
BEFORE ME,
ANDREW HI'NRY THALHEIM
Notary Public. duly commissioned and
Qualified, in and fer The Parish of JEFF
ferson, State OF Louisiana, and i'll the
presence of the witnesses hereinafter
named and undersigned,
PERSONALLY CAME AND APPEAR
RD:
tile several persons whose names are
liereunto subscribed, who declared tia!
availing themselves of the laws Of this
State, relative to the organization of cor
porations and pa, ticularly of Act No. 267
of the General Assembly of Louisiana
for the year 1914 and ali acts amendatory
thereto they do by these presents form
and organize themselves into corpora
ton for the objects and purposes and ur-
der the stirulations and articles follow;
Ing, to-wit:
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-10-01
ARTICLE vi

This corporation can sue and be sued i'll
all courts of law and equity, contrct and
be contracted with and car adopt and
use corporate seal, and can alter and
break same at pleasure. No stakeholder
shall be, liable for amy debt or liability
of said corporation in any sum over and
above the amount remaining unpaid on
the stock SO subscribed No stakeholder
shall dispose Of his stock, without first
offering same to this corporation at ac-
t,,al book value.
The said appea,ers lave hereimbelow
set opposite tkeir signatures and adj
dresses, respectively the, number Of
shares subscribed for by each of them to
serve as the original subscription made
for the purpose Of organizing this corpo-
ration.
! THUS DONE AND PASSED, i'll my
office. in the Parish of Jefferson, State
of Louisiana, OH the date above mention
ed, i'll the presence of Louis X. Lapey-
ronnie and Louis L.. Dauenlia,ier, COM
! petent witnesses, of lawful aye who have
liereunto signed their names, with the
said parties and ME, Notary, after read
ing of the whole.
L
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STATE OF LOUISIANA :
Goth Judicial District Court
Parish of Lafourche
No. 1894

By virtue of a writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by the
Honorable goth Judicial District
Court in and for the Parish OF
Lafourche in the above entitled
and numbered cause bearing the
date of August 23rd. 1921, | will
proceed to sell on the premises
to- the last and highest bidder on
Saturday October LIST. 1921 at IL
O'Clock A. M. the following de-
scribed property to-wit:-
Seven (7) acres of standing
cane more or less on property CT
Kraemer and Caillouet Sellers
Post Office this Parish.
Terms and condition cash on the
spot.
y Leon C Vial
Sheriff hrish of St Charles
Sheriff's Office arish o. St
Charles September 18th 1921.
Rub my tism lisa powerfnlan
j tiseptic. Cures infected cuts, old
sores, letters. etc. Adv.
| Rab-My-Tism is a great pair
killer. Relieves pain andsoteness
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sprains
& Adv.
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FOR SALE

BARGAIN on FOUR HORSES
Guaranteed All Around For All
Services.
S. J. .siifieneaus
Des Allmends La
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-10-01
LOCAL HAPPENING

Messrs Geo. Brady, M. Cham
pagpe ard Jules Petit mdr red to
the Crescent City Sunday.
IS
Mr. j O. Richa1ne atended
the banquit given Mr.I40Marre-
70 at the Grunewald Hotllcn Mon
day.
Reverend Parrot notored to
Edgard Tuesday.
666 has more limitations than
any other Fever Tonic on the
market, but no one wants imita
tons. ADV.
Order your Ford now, or run
the chance OF waiting along time
before getting same.
!, Cazenave Motor Co.
St Patr:tk, La.
The residents of the Ord and
9th Wards were all smiles Tues.
day afternoon, many wondered
why.
News had just been received
that the bid for completing the
road in District No. 3wss accept
ed and work to begin ina couple
Of weeks.
! The port Of Norco hasbeen very
busy during the last two weeks,
two ar.a thee ships in port at a
ime.
- Gov. Parker said it was the
first time he mads the trip from
Baton Rouge to New Orleans
without being dusty, evidently
he never motered from New Or
leans to Baton Rouge on that side
of the river, otherwise be would
have said without getting muddy.
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State of Louisiana,
Paris. of Jefferson.

OldtC VI l<OdiSidAd,
Paris. of Jefferson.
l, the undersigned authority do lieie-
by certify that the above and foregoing
is true and correct copy of the act of
Incorporation of the Luling Trading Co.
Inc, and that IS appears from the certif
ieate of the Clerk OF Court for the Pa
sish, of st, Charles. said act has b-en
recorded la Charter Book No. l. folio IS
Parish of st. Charles. Louisiana. Oh July
Is, 1921. As appears from Certificate OF
Secretary of State, sauna was filed Oh
Aug l. 1921, and recorded Book los
In witness whereof have heraunto
set my hand and affixed my seal of Of
flee this 10Th. day'pf July, 1921.
Andrew H. Tlsxlheim.
(Seal) Not. Pub.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-10-01
CHARTER

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-10-01
Andrew H. Tiialhsi,h.
Not. Pub.

State of Louisiana,
Parish of ST. Charles.
hereby certify that the above and
foregoing has been duly recorded in my
Office in Charter Book No. /, folio as,
Parish of st. Charles. La, July Is, 1921
-(Signed) l. r, Baudouin,
Clerk 4 Recorder.
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,2-eS viii. q. Mccullough

S2-6S viii. d. Mccullough
State, Parish, tevee, Acreage, Good
Roads and Drainage Taxes 1914 81
Lots /, 2. 8, IL, Is, IA, IS, 10, 20, Il,
& "A, N, acres Of lot 81, All lots 1854
to 81 incl s. 81 Sl-2 of SIS all S. q So lots
! 70 & ~ & 81 to 90 incl 81 to 50 incl lots
$50 to 535 incl South 1soac-es of Lot 81,
Lots 80 & Sd 1041.3 IS A.
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tofigiiial sigiled)

=, (Ofigiiial Signed)
Witnesses:
l.. r. LapesIonnie.
Louis l.. Daiienliauer.
Marcus NJ. Levy, IS shares
1886 Napoleon Ave-, New Orleans, La.
r. Il. Hammond, S shares
43iS Howard ST., NeW Orleans. La.
Edward Il. Feitel, III shares
Harvey, La.
Sidney L. Hyinel. 80 shares.
Liling, La.
Andrew H. Thalhei,h.
Not. Pub.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15
barometer of Pubiic ODini0n


Ed'or World. Have uu finished rc.,d.n.
your Oklahoma pu'hutsj-. column which !.
ono of the first things look o,,. each morn
ing. ana was considerably surprised and srtcycd
To- note ih" following paragraph
ON" 90 the most uoti,cablr things I'm TlI.,
sunday N'rr the number of people who soon, ed
." nave forgotten that they ever had u mother"
h'ihE one OF those men who seemed tn have
forgotten. wish to- take this oppurrIuif, TO
''Guainl YOU with certain facts with which
YOU are apparently mot puzui2lut
N'tlIug " TO O'Clock "a W.. J. Iu company
WIN another man Iu town. made tho rounds
~ an ia" florists and hot house. bon and nparh,
luI%', only 90 tud that an OF them were on
Il'iN hu' or flOWtIa Tn. uuiDIfy pr th.
Tower shops had signs pasted uu their dnor-
dty. "
In la-, desperate effort t. obtain TIM. out
NId ~ WhoI of mujh"rly love. respect and rev
,I'h,', N' finally stopped a. residence on
N'uIh H"si"u boo front or which were several
".IatgIy ruso bushes with 4 very few blossoms
h"Ih'r h't0"It worry kindly permitted us toI
"'p"ll me Std scrnggN bushes iu order thntI
' might proclaim to tho world that Ne were
nuU mothers sous.
'i course, We might have obtained fhr fio,y -,
~ 'n' hHhi before hut we figured that 4 tldrd
'"W'' would mot lmptt the true significance
me occasion. Furthermore vr ala NOT -,
p''i thai local fiori,.s would l,y h, an irsu,C,
''h' supply Tor day which has become so
EthtlhIIN recognized iu this Cuuutr, AS oro nn
NOI'h IInIdl tribute shull be- paid ia npe'e ,y..
modut" iomal" progcnitur.
Ih"Iciore. IN our humble opinion r voulJ
seem mat ln" proper goats for Nlr I.ortnn.s
sarcasm should nav" been the florists and NOT
poor ,oUsumCrs
Tulsa. Mit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15

I"r "hDum 'o conduct our state i;oy-
'InmDnt and at least ~ per cent of
MAJ is unnecessary. II the fellows
tHo produce the taxes are Wiling
tor the grand professional. why
should those of us who can take are
or ourselves, under any condition
Worry
II can be stated without fear Of
successful contradiction that wc
must have slight change. I'm thu
'N'hl mat the men now in command
cannot make the change desired. We
WIN have To get others to do the
leading.
That means democrats. republic.
ans ana what not. We have arrived
az a practically iutolcrahle condition.
Showing the Slate.
mere Is not the slightest indica-
iIon that the present machine in
lr"ds tu attempt u remedy. The
democratic minority of the house
has some really big men. There is
clint Graham of Marietta. Ben Hsr-
isoh oi Calvin, Biu Disney of Mus
N'E''' Perry Miller Of the same
,'.'' oven Dabney democratic
t"oy leader Nouc Of these mon.
are considered in the Jim Rohortson
'1m".n7 ion. All of them believe
ihat the people should be consid
'i'u and they are truudled To the
"'.,"'d io mako room for mon vino
N'l N1l" for what should not be
IN 'hhl iu' republicans have erred
y Nc lu with those big democrats
N"u'd rum the plundorbund into th,
'da' hole and tie keeps There are
q oo1. Do on more democrats lu tho
house, not SO widely experienced.
buI equally wei balanced who want
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15
hn NuC-tlICtiC

\ tourist while doing Ds a-'
nit noticed "a long shauty which t.-.
played the following sign. T..''
vdnkcd without twingo.' a" 10
happened to be suffering '.
toothaCho he entered the slau."H. a
asked tho dentist:
'bu you extract teeth V.'. -
giving pain?"
NaaL ! reckon so. strange
'AIl right, pull this ono oul a'
dicaung the offending molar
The dentist whistltd and N
walked his assistant armed Wl'
club.
Nov pard, quoth the den
stun him"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15

geographical Puiili,,.

In tho very nature OF . n,
next governor OF oIlaluM wn
come irom the cast side ol ... tat,
Ihat Is due to the dcN'.oru.u', o.
the past rev years. Tho N.. .nda.
''Illl"i\ ,II' "I inc S''.' "a.
I'D excess oi mar OF i"' p.. alton
IL VII S.'o' 'h' h'N H'N' 'r--ns
a." pG "'il,"'t1' or l'p''. bur
VIZ '''N ''''' VIA 'A' .N'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15
Where Republicans Must Work

W nero lttpuDlitdil~ hH~l Nork
Republicans seeking To- gain fayr
must not forget that the democrats
have the greatest favor among pub.
I DC servants Republicans have MOI
, filled offices, for the democrats
nav" occupied them. Therefor,
while there are many republican. o.
ability they have not been before
tho public 50 frequently
~ this time republicans who could
make a showing in guhornttora'
. canvass are few. In their order as
To- notoricty they can be classified
is follows
Jim Harris Of Wagouc. Joh'
Fields of Oklahoma City. George
Schwabc OF Nowata. Henry GlaS,e
Of Enid. Sid Bailey OF snyder and
Ed OyerhOlscr OF Oklahoma city,
II is very probable that not ON,
Of those mentioned win be an a'.
pirant for governor. but any one
of them would stand out as citizen
Of the highest type At least e.
could be stated that no apo.oc
would be necessary TO make for one
of them I'm the even, that me- should
be nominated for the hiEhos, place
In the Sift OF the party iu tho -Hte.
tamouflaGr.
All tho camouflaEo about 'ha
democratic nominee for coyCru0.
can be lifted in "a word ED T1pT
unless there i- tremendous .H1nE'
VIII ho the democratic rnw'"e'.
There are .uulmcrabin o.un. 49,
piHuts and the EubcruatouH n.i .
against Trapp. He docs NOV cave
for thI' jil-will ln fact u , a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15

Resembling = long handled 0''-
screw ls an apple coror Of GCrmf
invention that WithdraWs a rur, '.!'
has been cut loose.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15
People Care Little for PartisQns

But the Masses Are Determined That Not
petuae-KePubhoans Have Opportunity
alim and Be Discreet Well Honest
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-05
TIE ARGUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Rock 1slamd @eaa Estate Board
WE ARE MEMBERS or THE
Chamberln & Rusk II State Bk Bldg. R. |. 2321.
Eckhart & Buffum, IA State Blk Bldg. R. |. 1o7s
John J. Gruske, Az Safety Building R. l. 488.
Edward B. Kreis, Is State Blk. Bldg. R. l. $50.
Benjamin F. Mitchenl, 4o7 Safety Bldg. r. l. 1895
The J a. Moran Ag'cy, SIS Safety Bldg, RI a99.
Meyer & Schneider, go Safety Bldg. R. l. 388.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-05

The AMERICAN AIT WORKS, COoHOC-
ton. OHIO. recognized leadefs In specially
advertising. the fastest growing branch
o. the whole advsgtiaing field. hAve .
few desirable territories available for
high Grade, experienced ealesueu. Con-
tracts new ready for our 34th ssles
year. which oa<ns DEC. 81. Lbot q
commissions. weekly Esmi.tances. We
manufacture and control exciusively-
. complete line ot art calendars. COM
mercial calcsdafs. monthly advertising
eefvice. ami vide rmge Of attractive
quick selling specialties In celluls,id and
leather. Can assure permanent year
around employment with steady pro-
gress to men of energy, ambition. and
ability. backed b. rial selling ex.,eri-
ence. References required. Look u up
In Duns or Bradstrests. and il satisfied
write US at once. Giving age. expefiencs
and references, first letter. Tia Amer
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S2!LlE13;] (z53:&jfi1I.f11;

AS rule the man who looks ahead
doesn't fall behind. Buy home
and start the new year right. We
have a hundred to tell You about.
Below is a starter.
Six room modern house ON Seven
tenth street, good lot, paved street
and near car, $500.
Four room sani-modern house on
Thirtieth street, big lot, paved street
and car line. Easy payments Of $25
monthly or will consider lot, $3.50.
Dandy fine house on Twenty-fourth
street. One of the best. Oak finish,
elegant rooms, paved street, and
fine location. Price $1,000. First
payment $4,000.