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The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-24
AN AFFECTION FOR PIE.
(Honorable Mention.)

(HonOrable Mentlon.)
The morning dawned bright and clear. Everything
sparkling in the sunlight and everyone the best
Of spirits myself especially, for like most boys had
kind of affection for all things good to eat pie in partic
uar. But mother had what considered foolish idea;
she thought that much pie not good for boys and it
only such days Christmas that had nearly
much as I wanted.
Uncle George had all the way from Montana
to have dinner with that Christmas and he had
sit by him at the table he could look after he said
Uncle George bachelor and has great deal of
No amount of remonstance the part Of mother could
make him stop feeding pie. did not resisl After
dinner went up into the attic to look for old relics
Soon found myself at table set with the finest eata
bles, and but myself around. Instinctvely be-
gan to eat and usual ate than good for
when 10! beheld beside man, beautifully dressed
|I the kings vaet,' he said. 'You have eaten his
dinner and therefore must suffer death At his whistle
in rushed dozen soldiers, and they raised their
swords to strike screamed in terror I awoke to
find myself in Uncle Georges arms He had found me
asleep pile of rubbish The adventure had just
experienced had been dream caused by eating too much
Christmas pie. -Percval E. Fountain,
Eighth Grade Hawley Mimi
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y Chatfeld, MINI.
A HAPPY DOLL MOTHER.
Honorable Mention

- It was the day before Christmas, and the
Sunday school children were all going to meet
the practice their pieces and songs
for the last time. arrived time before the rest
came and all alone in the room, soon began
to look around for book to myself with Sud
denly sped a box standing the floor, and what do
you suppose in it7 Dolls went over to the box,
picked up the one the top and began to examine it,
Oh what beautiful doll it was 1t had on pink Dress
all trimmed in lace.
AS admiring it, saw slip Of paper pinned
to the back of its dress and to my surprise my
was written it. laid the doll down quickly, Tor
knew now that the dolls for the Sunday school
girls and that ought not to look at them oh "hat
long time it seemed before evening" 49,
At last seated in the church with the rest OF the
body said it was delightful but my thoughts with
the doll that soon would be mine ooh, dear!' L
whispered to the girl sitting beside me- do wish they
woud soon take the dolls from the tree.' The happy
moment had come; the doll was given to me and am
sure no little doll mother happier than as
folded it lovingly in my arms and n wh7sper;aa
sweet dollie.' -Rose LaurltZen
Sixth Grade. Devils Lake, IN. ~
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got him' he rushed Out and him struggling
back to camp with young buck that had been foun-
dering along thru the hundred yards from
the door, AS he entered the shanty he gave joyous
shout and asked what thought Of Santa Claus present
large piece of venson the Goals in the
old brick fireplace, and enjoyed Christmas din
much did that one, atho it certainly not
SO elaborate a dinner as I have eaten since.
Ninth Grade George Cameron,
HaWley, MINI.
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and five victorious The % to in favor
of the other side. William French,
Sixth Grade, Fargo, N D.
Longfellow School. ~- Il .'
ALL BECAUSE OF A SPAT.
(High School Credit.)

(High School Credit.)
''Tra, la, la a!'' hummed Harry, looking at with
comical quizzng in his eyes that angered but hav
ing nothing sensible at my tongues end kept still.
"Come, coz, don t be so cranky. You don t act as
tho it were Christmas Day. 49,.
elf you do not like my society, why didn It you go
with the rest of the folks asked you
to stay" said Grossly and looked out of the window
at the bleak praries. did not feel
traordnarily happy just then kept saying in my heart
that nobody cared whether enjoyed myself not and
sincerely wished myself at the bottom of the SET
"I suppose Bess is having the best of fun said
aloud the next instant hoping Harry had not heard
but he had as I found out very ...---.
els that what you sulkng over you silly gooses
he laughed
could stand it no longer. Bursting into tears I
fed to my where proceeded to cry eyes out "
By and by stopped to listen to what Harry reading
The first words interesting perhapsyes it was my
"Young Master.' Not waiting to battle my red eyes,
stole downstairs to the settle where Harry sat reading
aloud He did not to drew the footstool
up and sat down at his feet Right in the middle of
chapter he looked up and smiled, and conquered.
''Now, I'll tell you what I wouldn't when you were
spunky,'' he said quietly. ''Bess p sorry and is
coming tonght.'
And the Christmas Day I spent with Harry
because I quarreled with Bess is still vividly I
remembered !
Tenth Grade Mary udstad,
Grafton, N. D. !
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LARGEST HEAD IN TOWN.
(Honorable Mention.)

Ny happiest Christmas was about six years ago,
when received pair of skates. been wishing
pair Of skates long time, and when that eventful
morning found pair in my stocking, was SO glad
did not take long dress and to the skating rink
About the first thing did after put skates on was
to fall my head. must have fallen fifty times be-
fore got the rink After three hours became
genuine expert could stand my feet for three min
utes slide twenty-five feet; and then would begin
series of personally conducted circus performances
ssting of hand springs and somersauts By dinner time
Il had the largest head in the country. But
skate well the rest of the boys and think that
very well paid for having swollen head.
Eighth Grade. - Gard Condit,
- ~t-tz So s.. Il. Clinton Mnn
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my face very glad to be excused and hurry up to
my The -four attracted their attention and the
red botches easily discerned. set to bed
and alone most of the time, it feared that
else might catch the disease. That Christmas
was the most lonesome and also most memorable one
had Edith Lindberg,
Ninth Grade. Cokato, MINI.
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NORTHWESTERN TOPICS
For Saturday January Z, 1905. ~.-.
"a MODERN SIR WALTER RALEIGH"

do not have velvet cloaks
protect the feet of queens
do not often wander about their kingdoms But
velvet cloaks, to walk them
quite the spirit of courtesy exists that prompted Sir
his attention to Elizabeth.
pretty courtesy have the street? Take
intention Of the act rather than the in which 1t
most awkward in movement
yet the most delicate courtesy. The
mailed to reach the office Of The Journal Junior
NOT LATER THAN THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 20.
They must be strictly original written in ink side
of the than 800 length
than 10o marked with the number of words
paper signed with the grade, school,
the writer The papers must not be rolled.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-24
TIE CHRISTMAS BABY.

shall never forget Christmas that had. We
always have Christmas tree, and into the kitchen
until Santa Claus gets the tree and goes away
and we heard great knock. Santa Claus in
and asked how many children had and Auntie said
four trimmed the tree and after he went out aunte
told go into the bedroom rs because the biggest
present was there So went into the bedroom, and
there small baby boy. I surprised in
my life. It was the best Christmas had. Our
Christmas boy is 6 years old. Lucille Kurth,
Sixth Grade. Hayward, Wis.
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said: "Wel, I am going 70 IUo1 tndV g111 c11s
time, and not put a thing into her stocking but
a hole; and I'LL get Mr.. Mouse to put that in
for me- Oh! how badly felt, to think dear
old Santa had not given me thing.
The next thing I knew it was broad day
light and mama was calling US to get up and
look at our stockings My brother and sister
arose, but lay and cried until mama came to
see What the matter was I told her and she
said: 'Why, you poor child You dreamed all
that! Come and look for yourself. " And
there was pretty doll, little silver thlmble,
candy, nuts and apples, and no hole at ALL
Fifth Grade. -Vlra McMorran,
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NO HOLES AT ALL.
(Honerable Mention.)

The day before Christmas when L was 3 years o1d,
was beautiful day. with deep the ground, and
my sister and brother and went out to slide steered
the bobs and them into fence 1t shook us up SO
we slide any more but went into the house ana
waited impatenty for the time to to hang up our
stockings At last the clock struck eight so we hung
them up and went to bed thought would stay awake
this time and see old Santa. grew very sleepy,
but just thought must 60 to sleep, heard NOISE.
Looking to the fireplace Santa filling the other
stockings. When to mine he shook his head and
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-24
For Saturday, January Il:

conspicuous its in the
but there plenty of
well, when the lack been amply
this good season, after ALL to recall
experiences when there The
include kind of experiences in the whether
it actually Juniors tell
people other than themselves but they must know beyond
q doubt that papers
mailed reach the Office of The Journal Junior
NOT LATER THAN THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. s.
They strictly original side
only paper not than 800 length
100, marked with the Number
paper signed grade school,
writer. The papers not be rolled
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m11e and ha1f from our place. where a Christ
mas entertainment held, the first and last 49,
ever held in that country. We had to walk that
mile and half thru the thckest darkest of woods
where it was great pleasure go daytime
how much more dreadful then it at night when
heavy shadows cast by the cedar swamp dark
night still darker and the long, mournful howl of
somewhere in the heart Of this swamp, could
be heard so distinctly. -
There were few children present, myself being the
Youngest; but all the neghbors for miles came
beside many "lumberjacks'' from neghboring camps.
All went off merrily, all little mistakes and accidents
being kindly overlooked by these chartably minded
country people. But this pleasure tempered little
by the gruesome walk that followed thru the shades of
that DARK and dismal forest Grace Yancey
Ninth drade' Grand Rapids Mimi
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FOE FOLK THAT PEEP.
(HOnorable MentlOn.)

(HOnOTaDe
It was on the before Christmas, and was
asleep when heard noise at the chimney. AS might
supposed, went to the fireplace; there was SCOT all
over the ashes. looking at the fireplace when the
sound of bells struck upon my 1 hurried back
to bed and in few minutes thought T heard Santa
Claus say: 'sThat little nuisance has been up Ill fix
himl" Then I heard something rattle, and the bells
began to ring jumped up and found my stocking full
of wood. I cried till I tired and lay awake for
long time But the next morning my stocking had
ents in lust the same afterwards found out that my
brother had been teasing me- -Alphonsus Martin,
B Sixth Grade, ss 1913 Hoyt Avenue,
jackson School. Everett WASH
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JUST ONE WEE FLAW.

If only this Christmas had passed and could write
what did in this strange climate, it might be in
teresting But it is impossible will describe
dongs at home in Jack Frost realm last Christmas We
forna, Wisconsin and Nova Scotia. Ny sister and had
things planned for the morning, and awakening at
ly Merry Christmas' cried out, and after
arranged the other presents alarge table,
needed to be large 1t ideal Christmas bright
and crisp Dorothy, grandpa and went out for sde
which we enjoyed immensely Then dinner prepar-
ations and with Eve fine cooks in the house the dinner
be good. And that dnner twenty turkey
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-24

THE SPIRIT OF THE GIFT.
IT'S mott the aveight of jieauel or plate,
Or the tondze of silk and fur;
'Iis the sbirit iz aphich the gitt is rich
As the gifts of the avise ones aue,e;
And zee are not told avhose Gift ae,as gold
Or achose agas the gift Of myrrh.
Edmund Cooke the Kindergarten
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AWAY IN THE BACKWOODS,
(Hiph School Greditl

(HIgn SCHOOL Credlt.J
The most memorable Christmas of my life
came some years ago when I very little
girl We lived at that time away in the fback-
woods' Our nearest postofice was thirteen
miles away, while we had but very few neigh
bors within a radius of ten miles. A little frame
schoolhouse had been built in the fall about a
mile and half from our place, where Christ
mas entertainment was held the first and last
ever held in that country. We had to walk that
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-07
]. E. SHAFFER.
112 East Sixth St.
Topeka Kansas.

30 acres y miles from Topeka, Il mile
from good R. R town, church and school
all first class bottom land, was not in
jured by the food, acres timber, 10 acres
blue grass and clover, balance in cultiva-
ton. all good pillow land, orchard and Der
ries. good room cottage and barn, only
&. SEQ
q acres bottom land I mile from the
above all in cultivation. Price S1,600
so acres IL miles from Topeka. close to
school. fenced and cross fenced, 50 acres
good pillow land in one body. living water,
only $500
100 acres miles from Topeka, GO acres
in cultivation, 40 acres fine meadow, }
with acres timber and living water. good
room house, cellar, we'll, cistern, barn,
Sc. 400
a. acres fine bottom land, only II blocks
from the state house. a big snap, $500
No trades considered the above
farms.
I have large list of all kinds of farms
and small tracts. Also bargains in all
kinds of city property for sale and ex-
change
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-07
FOR SALE.

room. brick cottage, lots, east Ct
:. room house. ~ lots, South Topeka.
s room house, 1 lot, Quincy St. near %.
mice room house. 1 lot, Lincoln. near
5 room house, lot, Chandler. near 4th
Two 3 room houses. 3 lots. Lawrence
near 5ths cheap and easy terms.
Splendid home rooms, lots RranT7er
St, near I'd, s., coo
5 rooms, I lot. Madison. near 18th. 81. 600
5 rooms, ? lots, Chandler, near 7th $500
Z rooms, barn, lots, 6 lots in fruit,
Oakland 1.500.
room cottage, 3 lots. Oakland. $1,000
rooms. o. k. lots. Oakland 81 $50
Call or write for particulars.
J. D. MILLER & CO,
601 Kansas Ave.
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LOT BARGAINS

IL lots out Washburn way, city water.
sewer, pavement, only 1888, fine location
and dirt cheap.
lots on Harrison, between 18th and
18th, sidewalk in and paid for. only $3.50:
on Van Buren,, same block. for $50 each.
1905 Kansas ave. for $50. east fronts on
Tyler, Sl25 each. east front on Polk $3.50
each, nice lots on Taylor, between 18th
and 18th, for $475; at Sth and Fillmore.
Sl,6se; at Clay and 10th. S1,70o, pavement
and sewer paid: IL nice lots Clay and 9Th
this week for $3.50. ~ at 18th and Polk
for $500; s nice lots On Garfield. $50 each;
h short lots 18th and Van Buren,, $500:
lots in all directions. Lots of you come
and see US.
". N. FORBES. 1OT W. It'll. Both phones.
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GEO. vi. NOBLE & CO.
OPPOSITE THE POsTOFFICE.
A SPECIAL BARGAIN:


nj rent perm o.
yves st 5room cottage.2 lots
cant It's in Oak well locate n
a
house OF
Grove
n
We goodb in the ecal
4 &
Phon4 Ave- Topeka kan.
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FOR SALE-By P. c. Moore, 40 Kansas
ave- Near PotWin station. cottage and
story house, rooms each. rent SIS, with
% acres of land. A money maker, 81 I0c.
8 best lots on car line Highland Park
only $3.50.
acres Bellvue addition only 81 Oo0
% acres best creek bottom. 3 miles from
city, well improved, nice home. cheap.
20 acres near NineWood Park, $500
acres improved. near shops 81 400
In Oakland have 8 room dwelling, 5 cor
ner lots 81, 200 Terms easy. Nice home.
rooms, barn, fruit, 2 lots, $500
room cottage, 5 lots about 90 fruit
trees, cheap at SLIGO
s room cottage. barn, fruit, lots. fine
home, for $500
Large list improved properties and va
cant lots to select from Call or write
me-
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FOR SALE.

Fine home near college, 10 rooms, all
modern. 5000, part cash
New room modern house. lots. Cen
trail Park. $500.
room modern house In PoCWln, on the
pavement. $500
room house ? lots, Buchanan, close to
car and Central Park. S3.S00.
lots and 8 room house, Parkdale, viii
trade for west side property.
Lot on Kansas ave, between I'd and Sd,
rents for 500, 100
room house Tyler. close in, s, 100.
New modern house. lots, Buchanan
ST. $500
Several nice properties in North Tope-
ka which can be bought with a very lit
tie cash payment
w. H EASTMAN,
lis West Sixth Ave.
Phone 127.
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WHITE & GOODWIN

Real Estate Bargains.
20 acres bottom land. mile, 81, 200.
5 acres west side, close in, trade.
l acre. all kinds improvements, s., 200
We have 1 acre, IA, 21z %, 9. Z, 8 and %
acres All of these are improved. some of
them terms, some for trade, also so acres
for 81 500.
Several other large places.
City property for sale on payments
10 rooms house, lots. close IN, 81, 500.
9 rooms, IL lots, west side, 81, 500.
4 rooms, lots, terms, $500.
rooms, lots, terms, $500.
4 rooms, l lot. terms. 500
rooms, IL lots, up to date, $50
rooms, lots, good place, 81, 600.
4 room house. 8 lots, Lane St, 81, 700
Houses and lots and vacant lots any
where in the city.
Call and see Us.
10 W Fifth St. Topeka
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J. E. TORRINGTON
zoe ". sixth 81. Topeka. Kan-

FOR SALE
Suburban-West side, north of 9Th. 3
lots, nearly new cottage of large rooms,
closets, porches, cellar, chicken house and
yard. stable, variety of thrifty fruit. For
immediate sale, 81, $50
Auburndale-12 lots, choice land for
crop. room cottage, sta BILE, s.. $50
Auburndale-Bes location 3 lots, 2 story
house, rooms, hall, closets, cellar hy-
drant- Want quick sale. Make an offer
Lincoln and 4th. III lots, room house,
hail. crate, well, cistern. stable, sewer
tine shade, very cheap, $3.50. Moderate
cash payment
Parkdale--2 lots. 2 story. room house,
large new barn, well. bearing fruit, shade
VIII sell on small cash payment
Western ave--Fine location lots 8
room house, modern conveniences barn
fine lawn and shade, about $4,000 viii
consider an offer. 1t will be sold at q
bargain.
J. z. TORRINGTON,
100 West Sixth St
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DON'T READ THIS.

Because it is one of the cheapest new
houses in town. Just built, fine. well
lighted rooms. reception hall and bath
room. house piped for furnace, solid stone
Polk And this property can be had for
81 600 on terms, and a little less on certain
conditions Worth much more.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
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BARGAINS.


One Of Topeka's finest homes. 10 rooms,
attic, basement, laundry, lots. gas and
electric lights, new furnace. fine bath,
house all finished in California redwood
This lovely home is only a few blocks
from the state house. and the price So.uvO
In the best possible condition
Handsome new home, east front Har-
rison ST., bath room, piped for furnace,
reception hail, beautiful finish, hard pine,
lots and barn Price p 40 Terms.
room house w 9Th. 5 blocks out. 2
fine lots, city water, sewer, gas etc A
snap for 200 little remOdellng viii
make a fine modern home of it and total
cost be less by at least One-third than
others in similar lOca ton
Very handsome east front home Morris
ave- bath room, city water, clStern
piped all over the house, fine finish, lots.
expensive barn. all sorts fine fruit Want
an offer at once Priced at $500.
Nice home, east front Clay. near 10th
rooms, cistern, city water, sewer. Price
81 500.
Neat home 1 block from Washburn, 3
rooms, Ia lots, $1,000. Want an offer at
Good house. east front, Harrison. near
4th, water closet in house. city water, etc.
Rents for SIS. Price 81, 1Go- VIII enter
tain a proposition.
Pretty place Clay near 4th room cot
tern, good well, pantry, plenty OF closets
want offer at once. Priced at $500.
Here's something cheap: room house,
large rooms very high lots. blocks
from Potwin school. city water. sewer,
ClStsru. etc. House IN me CONDITION. "
fer wanted at once Listed at $500.
Pretty new cottage blocks from Wash
burn, lots. shade, well and cistern.
Priced at $1,000. Want offer at once.
Agents for Orchard Place lots. Going
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Central National Bank Bldg.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
ZOE sAnE-REAn 1870.
H. C. BOWMAN.
Ind. Tel 681 ~ Columbian Bldg.
Ind. TeI. 81

REAL ESTATE RENTAL AGENCY
sroom house ear12 handF1l
near Fillmore $780,
II lots Clay
A in
house bathh condition
I'm side $780,
2 $500
modern arms
cellar WE'LL arm, 6
noden house barns
veIc
sonnehr s-class
Farms and ranches xicanl lands a especial
best Il Cole city water.
slotsvv western 4th st al
lots Vests St.,
ots St.
Col lots from o
eandTor insurance il btc companies
LOTS
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new MODERN COTTAGE.

Just built east front, west of Central
Park. S handsome rooms, large and light,
handsome finish, IA lots. fine bath, com
pieteIy fitted. brick walks, house never
han been occupied. Price g 400.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
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CHEAPEST EVER lots W. 6th, on
pavement. sewer, city water. all conven-
fences. 81. COO Can sell ?
A FEW LOTS, east front. West St and
Garfield ave, near 14th, sold last week.
They are going fast. sl75; make an offer.
Eastern owners.
lots Harrison, near 18th, on pavement,
city water and gas. can be had for
Few days at $50
How is this? Half lot s. by 200 feet
Greenwood ave, Potwin: grand shade,
all conVeniences. must sell at once Think
an offer of $500 viii do it.
2 lots and over right next to the gov
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RICHARDS


1acre. location weso coHeg
the
ton.
CheapIo i
in Johnso Pacea
eIotson ownanEI al each.
Aany other
Ii
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ON EASY PAYMENTS.

Beautiful new cottage. 5 rooms, lots,
cfstern. located near Central Park, hard
wood floors and finish, circular porch, etc.
Nonresident owner must sell at once.
Price s1,150; $3.50 down, balance Sl3 per
month. Only few days on this Prop
erty will rent for SIS. Make an offer.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
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ernor's mansion. all conveniences, shade,
sidewalk Only $50.
3 handsome north front lots West 10th
near Buchanan. Can be had at a bar
gain Want an offer, any old price
.ots Tyler pavement, near 18th, sewer
paid out Give away at 1873 each
Another half lot, east front, just as fine
location in Potwin. Just think of it-only
Hel0. Offer wanted.
Some lots near 18th and Tyler, consid-
erably less than 81 900 per.
That fine corner 10th and PoIk-cheap
If you want to build a house on it, can
get you some remarkably good terms to
go with the whole deal
Orchard Place lots
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Real Estate.
c.. B. PAYNE s. CO.
ST Kansas Ave. Rooms 4 and S.
627 Kansas Ave.
Rooms 4 and 5.

room St,
O roo co ave,
and DON hous tern ave
st.
pei
u lots Quincy So
o.
5
est st., LOT a goodi inv estnent.
in al parts of city q prices
a
Sc III FOL bargan
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HARRISON STREET.

New home. east 'front.' Harrison st
near near 18TH, fine high lots, house has been
punt pun only only a year, modern throughout.
DeauIl1ully finished large rooms, lighted
BY gas and electric lights Price for a
Kew days $50 Owner leaving the city
THE STRAUSS AGENCY
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EXTRAORDINARY.

DROPPED TO 81. SO0-Brand new room
house. bath room, front hall, hard pine
finish, piped for gas and furnace. east
front lots, blocks Of state house. on west
side. See US at once EASY terms. W.
n Forbes. 107 ". 7th St