Eugcno City Guard.
WAl'UKDAT DECEMBEU 13. 1881.
Tbe shortcut days of the year
will soon be with ub.
Astoria cast 1193 votes Tuesday.
Eugene will havo to grow to equal
the "City by tho Sea."
Thotax levy of Lane county
will bo about 20 mills. Last year
it was 22J. This is a good show'
ing considering the probability
that the Btato tax will bo about two
mills higher than last year.
From all indications an immense
number of fruit trees will be plant
ed in the Willamette valley this
season. Those commencing lhis
industry should remember that to
succeed the cultivation of the trecB
must not be neglected.
The renort of the Committee on
Tlralth shows that the portion of
the Eugcno sewer system complet
ed durine tho last year was built
at a cost of nearly 13,000 less than
the original estimate. Ihis is a
snlendid showing for Superinten
dent Kellcv and the members of
the council havine charge of the
. work.
The East Oreconian editor is
dyspeptic. His assault on Speaker
Crisp and other democratic leaders
of national reputation is uncaneu
for and unjust. He seems deter
mined to inuko a sensation, but for-
trcts that to poso as a sensation
moneer. whero there is no solid
The New York World evidently
believes that Senator Hill in the
senate is of less value than Gov
Hill at tho capital. It says: . In
view of the very great services of
Gov. Hill to the state and to his
party since his election as . senator.
it is apparent to all democrats how
disastrous and foolish it would have
been for bim to resign the gover
norship last January. Even the
newspaper which was most insis
tent then in demanding that the
governor Bhould resign, now says
that "the democratic party of rew
York may well be content with
having such a governor as David
15. Hill to protect its rights." Uov.
Hill's primary duty, as Tho World
said last winter, is to stay just as
long as possible in the oilice to
which the people elected him. He
will be in the senate as Boon as his
presence there is required. Mean
while his first and greatest duty is
to protect, so far as he can, the
rights of the majority of the people
at Albany.
Fall Creek Flashes.
Deo. 10.
It is reported tbt scarlet (ever ii pre-
Tallinn tt Fall Creek.
Ber. Mr. Dimniltt end Oeorge Hyland
went to Eugene Tueaday.
John Dimmltt ipent two or three days
tail week in Egypt, banting.
Mrs. Walker, from near taper, i tlalt-
ins ber daughter. Mn. S. Drnry.
Onr Sunday School fa progressing nicely.
All should attend. Come one, come aU.
ITanrv Carter will cire birthday dinner,
. - . . . t L!- Ll-Jk
Fr Mat or this wet, in nonor 01 nil uiriu-
day.
P. T. Carter ant family, and Ulna ilnoy
Baturaay
$5 Reward.
IS reward fur the return to me of Gor
don black and lan aetter. Two abota inaide
of left ear joat nnder the bide.
M. 8. Baiim.
Barker Don Work a, Eugene,
DiacmaoiD. Wileon White, who baa
haen aartina ont a MDtenoe of 30 days D
the oounty jail for outting timber on got en
mant land in Cheaher Dreeinot. waa die
charued from custody, by Sheriff Nolaod
Thursday, bla term having expired.
J. L. PAGE'S CASH FEICES.
I Will !! Be Ua4ersM.
18 ta Granulated Sugar II 00
32 hi Extra C Sugar 1 00
S3 Ooldon C Sucar. 1 00
33 ta Cbeioe Dried Applea 1 00
25 fee " " Pluma 1 00
35
1 00
75
60
1 00
1 00
1 10
Arbackle'i Coffee
10 euna Corn
5-Si box Tea
12-t box Soda
6 caul Good Table Feaobea .
Scans Best " "
6 gallon can Beat Pearl Oil..
Nathan Baam'a funeral.
PoBTLiHD, Or , Deo. 18. The funera
of Nathan Baum. the well-known restau
rateur and confectioner, wu held from the
family reaidence, No. 1235 Yamhill atreet, at
10 o clock tuts forenoon, ine raDM oi me
Beth Israel Congregation, Bey. Jacob
Block, officiating, the deceased having been
a member of tbia church. It ii stated that
the deceased carried 120,000 life insurance
lie waa a member of Albany Lodge, A. O.
U. W. .
to his
with
REPORT OF THE CONDITION7
Of THI
First National Bank,
At Kiioftfiai- In the State of a Oregon, at I
the close of business, Deo. 2, J8'Jl-
ittouacia.
Loans and discounts.
FAIRMOUM
'.r;.:".njnMecured.
1135,845 23
3,21)0 UO
TT! -l l.ll..a ... H.OUU W
Stocks, securities, claims, eto. . . . . .
Due from approved reserve eents.
Due from other N.tional banks. . . M
Due from state banks and bankers. M
Banking bouse, furniture, and nx- M M
Cuwt 'eipenaee'and taxes paid. . J.gjj JJJ
Pmmiums o. U 8 bond. J'5Vx
Checksand other cash Itens...... oluw
Fractional paper currency, uu
and oeuU on 94 a (Kl
Redemption fund with U. & Treas-
nrer 6, oi circuienuu; .
Total 2C2'"8M
LUBnJTCIM
Me
Fairmou'nt is tin center and "in tho swim." Think or it;
IT
50,000 00
30,000 00
vnm,..Viintea outstanding 1M&UW
FAIRMOUJJT Is In
the center of the com
liif city. The way
the railroads are now
built will make
Springfield a rival
point lor business,
and Eugene, Fair
mount aud Spring
Held are growing Into
oue large eltv with
Falrmount in weoeii-
.... pM,tu.pt In Kalf.
Capital stock paid in SXXX mount for this reaaon
Surplu. fund. , M 00 will advance In v. u.
locsllty around ta-
134,701 62
A. Hunt lias been confined
residence for a couple of duyt
sickness.
DBS. J. W. t JENNIE S. BABNAED,
Ilcgulnr Physicians.
1)11818. BOOn brums UlO autnor W IDC nj,on visited at T. E. Warners
erounu in an uncomfortable posi- night,
tion.
Tho Orcgonian classes binding
twine as a raw article of commerce.
It lias made the farmers pocket
book raw and lean to pay for it un
der a protective tariff. Our repre
sentatives in congress will have an
opportunity to pass on tho binding
twine question, mu luniiuin n
learn whether or not their interest
in him is a reality or a pretense
for vote catching at election times,
The most valuable ship and cargo
that ever crossed the Columbia
river bar was the whaleback Wet
more that was towed in with a dis
abled rudder. The ship and cargo
are worth over ?750.0OU. 1 lie con
test for salvaco will be an interest-
inirone. There is Borne irony of
fate in her being compelled to seek
a rcfugo in tho Columbia. She was
loaded with iron and steel and a
plant for the construction of barges
of the whaleback design, and was
bound for Puget Sound, where a lo
cation for a Bhipy'ard had been se
lected. When tho claims of the
Columbia were Dressed on 'her
owners for tho location their reply
was that ships could not go in and
out of the river at all times. Now
their first steamer Bent to the const,
heavily laden, crosses tho bar safely
during a tremendous gale,
Mr. Blackbnrn, of Fgvpt, who baa been
vlaitfnoat Mr. D mmittf. returned Dome
last week.
M lis Susy Walker, of Saocor Hollow,
wm at Q. W. Humphreys Thursday night
of butt week.
There will be Christmas tree at the Un
ity school bonse Xmaa day at 1 o'clock p.
m. Uome everyooayi
Llewellyn Items.
Miss Emma Canady has returned home
from Linn oounty.
Mia. T.J. Neelev'i school t Hadley-
vllle waa ont yesterday.
Mrs. Nanor Hinton. of Monroe, ia visit.
inn her son. Mr. Dan Hinton, of Coyote
precinct.
Charlton Perkins, of Llewellyn, ia at
tending school at bogene mia winter.
Mis Bosa Have ia viilllng ber slater at
Heppner, this winter.
Mr. E. Boatwiok. of Llewellyn, has inat
finished a fine new house on his farm.
Tbe Necktie party at Central ichool
bouse wai anocesa especially a far as
noise waa oonoerned. Musio waa famished
by E. Bostwick and Johnny Abbott.
If your Hadleyvllle correspondent will
ask May Sallev or San be could find ont
where Clark spends hii Sundays.
There waa youns man arrived at the
residence of Johnny MoCnllock OO Decem
ber 12. he will remain there for t while,
Ma. MoCnllock and child are doing well,
bnt Pd, i in precarious condition. He
la about to loose ma scaip againsr tne top
of tbe door, be baa lengthened oat so that
his door are too low for him to pass
through without stooping and that he can
not do joat now.
DTEANOia.
SPECIALTIES Kidney and Liver Diseases,
Oynecology aud Obstetrics.
OFFICE at residence on Olive street between
9th snd 10th stiwta
Individual deposit" subject to
DemudMrViflMtMof 'deposit. . 2.1?0 09
Total $262,446 24
Stat or Oreoo, County of Uvt, M;
I, 8. B. Eakln, Jr., Cashier of thj above
named bank, do tolemnW swear 'hat theabov
statement Is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. I r..kU.
S.B.EAglK, Ji, Cashier.
Surscribed and sworn to before me thia 18th
day of Dec. IWL Oio. B .Dob.
CorrecVatte . m . Notary Public.
. T. G. HlNDBICM,
O. R. Chrismak,
W. R. McCornaci,
Director
(.nM.
has
mail.
the past year than all
other suburbs of Ku
gene put together,aud
will mike still mors
rapid advance during
the years to come.
You can't get around
It.
I 1111 1
i mm wbW w list I,
Eugene, Falrmount and
Springfield are fast grow
ing Into one large eity
with Falrmount in the
center.
of 2:1
J? 'Ca;
"na,
SCfM J"" 4
pfttST1
on .. "-
'1(,l','tofc''
POPULATION INCREASED FROM 7. TO
. A Dialogue.
"There goes Anule Rooney."
"Where 4
"To Friaidly's to buy carpets."
Two atage now ran between Springfield
and Eugene.
flvflr $1 fi 000 worth of this nroDortv sold the first Year. Trier's will nrl,.o.
w . v V "7 - I t J jl lUtBI 'l,i
on January 1st. . More lots are selling now at $125 than were selling six months !
Get in the center it you want to buy to make money. Tostofhce with two
Turn flailv naaoonrroT' frnina nnrl lino hrtrart para ir?t.Vnn frni lv1ol.
: ALL S320UEED IN ONE YEAB.'
mails.
BARGAINS.
A motor line Is certain to be built through FAIRMCL'NT In a very short time conneetlng It with Eugene snd Pprlngttli
IN THE CENTER
BARGAINS. : : :
U Slaughtering Sale.
a: ii be mm n,
GEO. M. MILLER & CO
NOTICE.
U 8 Land Omci, Rosiicbo, Or.,
ovember 14, i'Jl.
Complaint having been entered at this ol
oe
by Geo W Patrick against the heirs of Harvey
raaKett, aeceasea, tor arjanaoning tne nome
steaa entry No. 4X74, of the said Harvey Padg
ett, deceased, dated March 11, 18X6, upon the
Lou No 2. 3 and 4 snd NE' of N W U of See.
34, Tp 17 8, R 8 W, in Lane county. Oregon, with
a view to the cancellation of said entry: The
saia parties are nereov summonea to appear at
tne omue oi w. a. vt amer, county ciera oi lane
county, Oregon, at Eugene, Oregon, on tbe 30th
day of December, 1H91, at 10 o'clock a. m. to re
spond and furnish testimony concerning said al
leged abandonment. Hearing to be held at this
office on the testimony so taken on Saturday,
January v, uru, at luo eiocs, a. ra.
JOHN. H. SHl'PE, Register.
A. M. CRAWFOKD. Receiver.
Sufficient evidence havine- been filed to sho
that personal service cannot be had It is horeby
ordered mat service be made by publication aa
coming to law.
JOHN. H. 8HTJPE Register.
A. M. CRAWFORD. Receiver.
HJTThis " our ast announcement, for this is our
last month in Eugene. Come one, Come all.Jgfl
LOOK AT OUR PRICE LIST BELOW.
Former price.
Men's All-Wool Cassimero Suits $13.50
" " Scotch Suits 16.50
Black Worsted Suits 16.50
! All-Wool Chevoit Suits 14.50
" " Cassimere Frocks, (suit
able for' old as well as young men.).... 24.00
Men's All-Wool Chinchilla Overcoats 12.00
" " Milton Overcoats in blue
Price now.
$ 6.50.
8.50.
8.50.
7.00.
12.00.
5.00.
10.50.
CLOSING UP SALE.
1 am now ottering my
SPECIAL SALE
: OF-
and crav $18, $20 22.00
Parents remember bov's and children's suits, aces 5 to 18
years old, prices reduced in same proportion as above.
Former nrice. Price now.
The next legislature should make port of the Coburg school for the term be- Men's White Shirts all sizes, laundried. $1.50 $ .75,
road eD .B8PV,aena,D8' ,10.i,1 Men's FancvPicale Shirts, with collars
wnoie ho. oi pupua enrouca on register, - .
112; No. of days attendance, 4.CW; No. of andcuffs 1.25, $1.50
til d
a radical amendment to our
laws. Road taxes should be paid
in cash and the work let under
siiecifications by contract. Sonioof
tho farmers oppose puch a law but
they reason from wrong premises,
True their road taxes cost them
nothing directly under tho present
system, as they put in a team and
probably a boy and work it out,
when nothing vlso is on hand
But when they come to consider
tho enormous wear on vehicles and
horses traveling over rough roads,
and tlio loss suflered by being un
able to get their produce to market
in. tho winter when they could ob
tain high prices for . it, to say
nothing of personal comfort it will
le Been that they aro great losers.
If a cash payment was exacted tho
roads would bo put in a condition
in a few years so that the rate of
taxation could be lessened. .
Goshen Items.
December 15, 1801,
Fersoniare joining tbe alliance right
alonR,
We notice Jaa. Henry, the Seattle fat
stock dealer, in tbe neighborhood today.
Mr. Arthur Brewer baa gone to Washing
ton to visit friends at Olynipiaand Central-la.
Oar supply of (tenia tbia week ia rather
short perhaps the belter eo, more room
for better reading.
A i, Keenev recently bad an forty -acre
tracts surveyed which he has deeded to his
sons and daugnter.
Mr. D. 8. llunsaker, of Dexter, with
wife and daughter, were visiting with tbe
family of onr merchant, Mr, ltouoy, yeeter
dav. Mr. Ilarwood'a school closes on Chrismaa
day aud the pupils will render a pro
gramme, consisting of songs, declamation!
and dialognea.
Our debating society will bold a regular
meeting Saturday evening ot this week and
discuss the matter ot the Government loan
ing money directly to tbe people. Tbe
members are always pleased with good attendance.
frWiffiaSr on'VegZ; Men's Fancy Picale Shirts, with collars
rCM Men's heavy Oil-Grained Shoes.... 2.50
ftttecdanoo, 79; No. ol nmM dropped (or Mnn'fl FftnPV Lftflft Shnflfl. Rllltahlfl
a ha An a mnA tatAinnum. Ifi Nn. withdrawn. I . , v . .
ia: No.rewed attendance, 7; No. oi lor everyday and bundaywear.)
visitors, 20. W . Jj. CBK8IIIRI,
teacher.
.50.
1.60.
Tn nrAnr in MulilM tnv fltnnlr K Inra thA TTnll
days I have marked down all clothing from 'JO
io zo per eem; maraing
$20 Suits $15
16 " 12
12 " '9
$2.75 1.75.
Also large line Youths Suits running
from 14 to 18 years at correspond
ingly low prices.
Walton Items.
Deo. 15. 1891.
Sunshine.
Muddy roads.
Christmas ia coming. '
Tbe waters have been very high.
M. Chamneaa bat returned to Salem.
If vou want a barinn in All-Wool silver-srrav blankets.
worth $3, $4, $5, $6, $7 a pair, you can buy them now for
$1,70, $2.50, $3, $4 and $4.50 respectively.
a wa s ... - m I WUIIUIOHB UU(W IIUIU v SV la IVai IIUIU 1 U U,
Men s Undershirt and Drawers 61 and 50 cents apiece, f oeD!?npeT plr.uPw"1 er
worm to cents ana
Chlldrons' Suits from 6 to 12 years from 1 up.
eluded In this sale.
Mr. and Mn, W. F. Lyons are at Eu-
leavea for Ilalsey next
returned to onr qui-
oommened run-
TITUS BLOCK,
EUGENE.
-ALSO-
gene.
A. L. unastain
week.
N. Parkeraon has
et little valley.
The Lyons liros. nave
Masonic Election.
At a regular meeting of the Eugene lodce
No. 11 A. F. A A. M. held at Maaonio hall
tn Eugene, Wednesday evening, Deoember
10. the following offloera were elected for
the ensuing year: T. W Harris, W. M.;
N. L. Itoney, 8. W.; R. E. Bristow, J. W.;
Y. B. Uunn, Treaa.; F. Uobinaon, 8o.;
V. Mel arlaud. Tyler. The report of tbe
secretary shows tbe Eugena lodge to have a
membership of 1C7, the largest in the atata.
At tbe oonclusion of ths alection short
address were made by Hone. 8. M. Yoran.
John Whiteakar and F. 1). Dunn. Gov!
Wbiteaker gava the early history of
--"urj iu wregon and ugene. He al
luded to the fact that there waa a Mason in
EugeM, and there in tbe lodge room. W. T.
Unburn, who waa one of the nnmbar who
aigned the petition for a charter f th.
nlttB Iocs for the Elmira Mill Co.
Miia Belle Lyons baa returned from Eu
gene where ahe has been attending school.
Measra. Fisk, Furnish, Lundy and Col
ter were in onr midst last week on their
return to ulenada.
rrana ruceDger ana unes Dow er are
improving tbeir ranobea on Wolf oreek.
Lota of attraction over there.
The roada below Walton P. 0. are im
passable for wagone and teams, and only
uoraemeu ana looimsn can set tnroncb. on
account of elides and timber in the road.
Tbe . P. S. 0. of Walton ia DroBreaaint
finely with a sooiety of forty members. We
hope to have a good report for tha County
Convention ot Christian Endeavora which
meets at Juuotlcn the first Sunday in May.
rem.
Not the Kiirlit Clue.
A centleniHii who ia posted In the
matter states that the tWoirraiu thnt
appeared in tlio Urejronlnn Wedneailay
In regurtl to the niiMsinft man, M. 1).
Itnldwln, is errouioii8, ami conveys a
fnhw ininrvwilon. A trunk wa tnkim
from Mrs. Uahlwln'i rwidence at the
time Dr. Rowland and family left for
Utah, but It belmiKvd to ail Invalid
lady, Mw. C'oataworth, whom tho doc
tor had Iwn trcfttliiK. She accompan
ied Dr. ltowlniul and fumllv to iftah.
Another rumor that Mrs. lialdwlu had
cone to a KtiReiie bank ami changed
JiMO Iiv gold tor paper money la ex
plalnod ly the statement that the
money wiw Tor the invalid lady, who
was not able to go herself. Our In-
...iiiianw nwu una rvrry opponuuliy
for forming a wrrwt opinion, says he
is satlnrted Mrs. Baldwin knows noth
ing of the whereabouts of the miming
man, and that the rumors that have
guinea circulation and credence grent
ly distrtw and worrv her. IhUiHiht
lie Is under a load of anxletv mm..
Ing her lniMsing husband.
II n fateriiMfuafc' Clitli, Flait
fo II Ak IU I Ol M al r Brass Ms.
4
mm Mmmjsm& m.
Something entirely new in the Carpet
Department.
It ia ho Bupcrior of anything made in the Inerain Carnctline. Pull
and examine it at
These are no shelf worn stock but fresh and
new, bought for this winter's trade, and. are all
aesiraDie goons, it is seldom men an oppor
tuuity Is oflered to buv goods under value, and
you are requested to call early Ik fore the stock
is
I broken.
J. H. McCLUNG.
'ATT
ITI0II
' A Big Cut in "the Price of
Dr. R. L. WILLOUGHBY
DENTIST.
All Wort Warrotei to Give SaDsfacDoi
Nitrous-Oxide Gas and local anssthetici for
the painless extraction of teeth.
OFFICE-Ovcr Matlock's store, Eugene, Oregon
'mml HeatiiitHiiif
DAY. it
i
AND-
FOR THE NEXT
DATS ONLY,
TO REDUCE A LARGE OVERSTOCK AT
Emporium
8cbool Baron Renart nt Tr...
school for the month beginning Nov. 1 6,
lUill, and ending Deo. 16. Boya nrolled.
S: girls, 17; total, 41. Neither absent no
tardy: Lima and Clara Patterson, Franoia
Ozmmt, James Hartley and Lottis Walkley.
Roll ol honor: David Harrier. T.i. TtrX.
firm lodge in Oregon and tha Pacina Coaat itB! Wirr,n Clw' Hardy Undrlth, Ernest
aiuiu.om.hNo lof Oregon City. That ?n . "Jl0'"? .7
Odd Fellows Building, Eugene. Or.
BARGAINS. - - BARGAINS.
We a the people that giv bargains In
MENS, BOY'S AND CHILDRENSJALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Furnishing Goods. Furnishing Goods.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Eugene, Oregon. '
The Local Market.
WaaiT Net market ..
Oara-Per bushel, net..
ruwa-Perluorbs ,
Bsir-Per n
Mcttok Per ft
Poaa Per tk
Vaau-Per lb
Hmb Per Ik
BHouLDias Per n
Bids- Petn
Labd Per Ik
Btrrrta Per roll (J fta.).,
aa io iati ana ui bmm
wu that of the state of Missouri
Hy.tcaiiuo waa msae, and br
charter waa ginnted.
grand lodge
rl to which
which tha
UiSkuos Li( a.aa.-Coqnty Clerk Wal-
--. " muni id louo wing tuarriatfs
nuH.vMjun lu Wtlmot.
and Cacil Doty. Marals Hart lev
rui.ua trow, tima and t'Ura Palm, WUlia
Taylor and Elms Crow.
Maa. Enmi E Frpim, Teacher.
PaictaWiuaa Anvnictn .-Th. t..
eonterapUU boyinR loU in Fainnounl will
dowslltoaocnretham befor tha first ot
January aa (ha frioe of each lot will do ad
vanced f 25 oa that data.
iay.' Norma Such as Negligee, Sateen and Woolen Shirits, Dress Shirts Ka".Vftr'dos
. Uaraand TTr.,la..o. V1 O.l.. t.' ' Old hena, Per d
Undenvare, Neckware, Socks, Etc.
Hats. Hats. - - - Caps. Cans.
Th. latest styles and ship.
- i a. . . .
w?tr very nrw un oi Hianaets FlanneU direct from tha Balem Wooian vin.
EvervUilnt marked at Hum ih.i Mnno. k. ' . . ' " naiem n ooien Xllis.
- - - . . uuuv. u.u. vviuv auu aae oa.
HOWE & RICE.
' Opposite Vnivenlty Book Btora.
nnm
Bliya-K m . ...
PwAToas New fl Bushel
8t'aa Dry granulated, m
Extra C, ft
Golden,. Ik
Coma-Costa Rico best ft. .
Rtof ! .-.. ...
Java ft
Ti-lk.....r.
for-Perboi,bars
vHiasa rer ft.,
I M
DO
2 60 '
06 C 10
06 (4 10
OS A 10
OS 10
U
10
mi
12 A 15
(V)(i 60
DO
1 Sua 100
100(4 I 50
M
SO
ol5.
26
26
A
26 (4
76(a)
13
M
1 60
1 SO
I Hora-Perft H! ( U
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tt
n
v
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES-
1 have a large stock of -
..DXHESaS' SHOIIS,
Which I will close out BELOW COtfT.
Other Shoe Wear at Away Down Prio
i
J. D. MATLOQ
$10,000. $10,000. $101
SELLING AT COST.
L. D. SCAEBEOUGE
At Creswell, Oregon,
Dry Goods
For the next sixty days,
Groceries
Boots
a
Paints, Oils, Drugs, Hardware, Tinware, Woodcnware, WW
And everything In the merchandise line will be sold at cost until the entire itockUs1
ro produce, wheat or oats. '
Call First and Secure Bargain
In order to settle with Mr. William Tlffan. whn time is no. It become! Me"!-'
the above sales. AU Indebtedness must bo paid Immediately. !
' L. D. SCARBR0UGH
Chris
ANYONE WHO WANTS TO PURCHASE A
mas
Prese
. T
Can make the best selection by looking W
our complete stock of t
HOLIDAY GOOJJ;,
Carefully selected and espoeially adapted to meet the requirements of HoUdayaWr
POPULAR PRICES, J
REASONABLE
Prices within your means.
GO TO HOLLOWAYl
THE univebsH!
FOR EDUCATION AND ;
UNIVERSITY : : ADD",
For Elegant Homes You Want Mi- j
The University for the family, and a Choici r
for your residence. , ,l
foil rich aa4W"
Lots are large, on a nice .leTation and naturally well drained,
l on can surround your home with
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