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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-09
Continued Next Week.
Mr.. Rursank's Latest Miracle

Hamilton Wright. in the World To-
day for Arril: The spineless cactus.
thc latest plant marvel originated by
Mr.. Burbank, probably gives greater
promise OF usefulness To man than any
other of Mr.. B%urbank's creations. The
splnless cactus in an improved variety
of the ordinary wild cactus known as
thu prickly pear. OF which there are
numerous species and more than a
thousand varieties. Bulk for bulk.
spineless is about half as nutritious as
alfalfa. which has been pronounced by
tn United states DEPARTMENT of ag-
riculture to be probably the best all
around OF known forage plants. But,
aci" for acre. the yield of spineless
cactus Will be far greater than the
yie!d of alfalfa. An agricultural ex-
pert of national reputation asserts that
The splneless Win make it possible to
double the present population of tho.
globe lhrouGh the popping of the des.
eiis. The slineiess cactus is relished
by III kinds Of stock. Horses. cattle.
shop. hogs. chickens, geese ANA other
animals thrive on it. Wnen fed with
cotton seed or other hydrocarbons. IL
VIA make a complete ration in fatten-
ing stock for market. H. one respect
II Is superior to alfalfa, as damage Of
ten comes 10 stock by allowing them 20
RUN Tree III a green alfalfa field.
IS a commercial proposition ii Will
cost from $40 to S25 per acre To plan.
spaieless wacn once ii is generally
slcNn. II can be produced Just as
Teaiay as the spiny cactus. and with q
sieit zeal less profanity. 1t VIII. OF
cpGsse, be raised from cuttings. and
these need merely be scattered over
the earth. Should a cactus be tipped
over and the top touch the ground that
portion VIII Immediately send out roots
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-09
HOW coNvlcrs KILL TINE.
Some Make Useful Articles-soms
Commit TO Memory GA Testament.

The convict whose idle hours are the
htticrest ot his tolln ~ imprisonment
must hAi t.Nle NltNtcS.uriY unless tnc
'Nciis9r o.: l.e eaafl,.n IL Willing L.
tNH g very broad NieN Of The r|cssala-
uNns iii order ~ i.lp aim Sometimes
Al @hf.iN! MntNt.An ot AN Industrious
tnHn "i Nilnd Wli apfcal Ia one or 9th
e. @' obese gentlemen tu und him some
employment ter has spare time. Thus
a NleNcr wood 3rNcr mentioned III ii re-
cent rti ct OF the PRISON commissioners
VAS able 10 present 10 the chapel a
really niagNlnconLN carved eagle lee
tern III oak. entirely Tie work of his
own hands. and done IN hours which
might Otherwise ave been spent On
solitude and idlen.sS.
An ex-governor Of Il great prison has
IN his possession a remarkably hand
some sidcnN,trd in walnut. which Was
de for HIM by Il convict of a prison
where he MAS governor for some ten
Years. Ihc inan appealed Ia him 70,
some means OF killing time. and. know
ing the man TO be u ca~hinotnaker, he
provided hitn with wood and tools. Tn.
sidch"avd was the surprising result,
and in consequence of il. When the con
Nlct took ms discharge. ,ncr1 was a
substantial lxcsent fruu- the governor
To .elp hlna in making u FRESH start in
lie. MpfcoNcr. While thus employed
his hand was not losing its cunning
nor his mind lying tallow. and his
chances of leading an honest life there
after were therefore .rcatly increased.
ON he othe" hand. prisoners have
been known to Kill time secretly by
such melancholy devices rs making
mats ana baskets Of straw taken from
their beds. rather than simply sit ard
brood. Others ave set themselves to
count the number Of times certain let
tels occur in the bible. with Il; copy of
which every convict is provided. and
It is quite Il eommon practice for pris-
one!s to learn whole chapters. gospels
and epistlc. 10y heart. n certain har-
dcn"a character ono committed to
memory the whole of the old Tesla
ment. but The moral good il did him
could not have been very great. for
two days after his release he COM
mitted Il burglary, for which he was
sentenced to three years Imprisonment.
The chaplain of It prison possesses
considerable power in the way Of pro-
viding %convicts with spare time occu-
p%ations. and with his cooperation an
educated convict win sometimes in
dulge in such literary pursuits as
inditing his autobiography, which many
chaplllns consider an excellent meth
Cd for getting u prisoner To weigh his
own c~haractcr. though they are often
disappointed by the measure OF hypo-
critical claptrap such autobiographies
,4nfnip
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-09
Had Choice Of Sea or Jail.
From the Portland Oregonion.
D Arthur Mesternan. I1-Neur

FROM the Portland O~reSOnl3N.
To Arthur Westernlan, 4 I1-year-old
hoy, who has been before the court as
many times as a cent,pede has legs,
sWns given an undesirable preference
by Judge Cameron in the municipal
court when. after being convicted on
u larceny charge. he was given the
s.Choicc of going to the county TAIL for
pne year or going TO sea for the SAN,
period. Western.an had been stealing
Coz. junk and bottles and yesterday
ne was convicted OF entering a Junk
shop. and stealing old iron.
Which do YOU prefer. young man.
Go to the count Jail for a year or go
to sea-" asked Judge Cameron.
Neither one; but I'll go to sea rather
than TO jail" said Westerman.
We'll, l don't know; : think If I let
you so to sea you'll steal the Rigging
off the ship
NO. honest. 1 won't. I'll try not to
steal
Try not to? Well. that's something
to your credit. anyway. Say that you
arc sure You won't. and I'll see that
you get work under = good captain"
Yes. I'll detect Il good ship for the
boy said Detective Hartman. who had
arrested Westerman.
We'll, get him on 81 ship that is go
Ing around The cape. and one thai Will
be gone for two years, if possible. And,
young man. turning TO Waterman.
when YOU get back from the trip you
won't know yourself. But ii. after you
III see that you get the county Jail
sentence anyway" said the judge, as
he bade the youth godspeed on his
long voyage.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-09
An Inherited Musical Taste.

George Bernard Shaw. the Irish play
wright, has a good deal OF contempt 70,
scientists.
we hold scientists IN too high honor"
he wrote recently TO al American admircr.
"Wo take them too much on faith. we
believe every scientific assertion, no mat
ter how incredible it may be.
".nd how Incredible. how preposterous
much Of this scientific talk is, There's
hored.ty. for instance. l have seen books
or heredity that were about as logical as
the remark OF an old woman whose daugh-
ter played the piano.
Your daughter plays Well a lady said
to her.
zee the old woman replied. she does
have n fine touch. and It's no wonder. 70,
She loves tho piano. and never tires Of
4. Ie see. she's a great taste for music,
but then that's only natural. for her
grandfather had his skull fractured With
a cornet at a picnic"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-09

'Tha Was n left-handcd compliment .
said Upton Sinclair, the noted author of
The Jungle apropos of Il remark made
by a butcher. 1T reminds me Mr.. Sin
clair went on, of a compliment that was
once paid TO q physician.
This physician had married n widow.
He said one night to his Wife. with a COM
placent sigh:
".Wen. Two pulled old Jones through,
after an. Mac 4 critical case It was. lei
mo tell you
"'Nes, dear said the lady; but then,
you know. you are such an excellent doe
tor. All, If | had only known YOU four
years cartier, ! am certain my poor dear
John would have been saved
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-09
A Welsh Rabbit Story.

George G. Boldt, the proprietor of the
Waldorf-Astoria, told at a banquet of
hotel men Il Welsh rabbit story.
Two young men from the country"
he said. visited Il New York theater
one evening. and after the play de-
cided that they would have a little
supper
They entered a Fashionable restaurant.
puzzled awhile over the menu, and
finally hit upon Welsh rabbit.
"'Ah. they said. Welsh rabbit. That
sounds good. Wen try a little of it,
so they ordered the dish, and in
due curse it WAS set before them.
"But they looked at it in Amusement.
1t was not at all what they had ex-
pectcd. they frowned and muttercd.
Rut finally one of them smiled and
frightened up.
All he said, understand. This is
q little bit of bread and cheese to go
On with till the rabbits ready"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-09

From tno Yonkcrs Statcsman.
The NV York World says OF the
watermelon: 1T is pure water. distilled
and put up by nature herself, Who
needs 40 government label to certify Il
the cleanliness Of her methods and the
innocence of her sun kissed chemistry.
1t is the t!niest trace of earth salts,
1t is delicate aroma. 1t is slightly a
food, generously a drink. and altogether
poetry
Not altogether is 1t poetry. Not in
respect of price. Not ven the most
hard working OF the poets can afford
TO buy the carly watermelon.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-09


~
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DD.H"'' an" promise 0na'
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u. 'tt.i.
=, - VII N'l may see i'T Nonrcalt,
II N9t there's no harm done. OF NoGsre
we Always nave the oit4cian Ella" 70 IA,
back upon, but | 'ake q shert cut whom l
e sIa, =. ~ an mere = t'r good MIS-.
NiarNeE' Lex us enjoy 'Ne minutes OF 81
sl."e'.Vc cohNvrsAflon with her
may nave remarked before that
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ne ~ "i'n women ana mat
~ i,'uiS rS'n''s""n terms OF conf
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"aS '.' s"'HoSilvs All iHshi. SIR. rye
NeNt. ''"' room .l I hi"i"3hs VOL SIR.
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i. - ior ,ne SAhoh'is-
~. sdlu iio'h''s' but 1t Kills the
"p nv
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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-09
DOCTOR CURED OF ECZEMA.
Maryland Physician Cures Himself
DR.. Fisher Says: "Cuticura Rem
edies posseeS Trua MnritN

SNiSS O9ocIo NC NleIlU.6
My face was afflicted with eczema
IN the year 1891. | used the Cuticura
Remedies. and was entirely cured. I
am 4 practicins physician. and very
often prescribe Cuiicnra Resolvcnt ana
Cuticura Soap in cases OF eczema. and
they have cured where other formulas
have failed. | am not in the habit OF
endorsing patent medicines. but when
| hnu remedies possessing true merit.
such as the Cniicura Remedies do.
am broad-ihinded enough to proclaim
their virtues to the world. | have been
ilracticiAS medicine for sixteen years.
and must say ! find yonr Remedies A
No. ]. You are at liberty to publish
this letter. G. NJ. Fisher, NJ. d., hi.
Pool. Md. May 81. 1905"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-09
Ask Your Dealer for Allen. Foo.-E,,

A powder to shake into your shoes. II rcs,s
NE ieet. Cures torns. Binions. swollen,
Sore, Hot. Gallons. Aching. Sweating feet
and l~nGrUwine Nails. Aliens FOO, Ease
nlahe' new or tight Shoes easy. Sold by all
Druggists and shoe Stores. 25c. Samp,e
mailed FREE Address Allen 5. Olrnsted,
lie i,oy. y. \.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-09
Valid Grounds.

~ object said II" member from New
York. to any appropriation for deepening
New YORK harbor. The harbcr. he CON
.inuod. observing the looks Of surprise.
already Is rs deep as 1t Is safe fer ferry
ooats 10 SILK in"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-09

could hardly walk.
There was an unac-
countable weakness OF
the back, and constant
pain and aching. l
could find no rest and
was very uncomforta-
bic Mt night. As my
health was good in
every other way l
could not understand
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-09

just rs If all the strength had gone from
my back. After suffering for some time
l began using Doan's Kidney Pills. The
remedy acted at once upon the kidneys,
and when normal action was restored,
the trouble with my back disappeared.
l have not had any return of it."
For sale by all dealers. 80 cents a
box. Milburn Co., Buffalo, y. Y.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-09
A Bad Case Of Sabbath Breaking
Prom Narper's Wcokly.

TfVTI i.HF III :. N''NTv.
ON n recent Monday morning the pas
tor of II church in Virginia was the re-
cipient of a basket of Strawberries
brought 10 him by Il little girl of the
parish.
'"rhanh You yery much. my dear
said the minister. These berries ARE
as fine as any Eve seen. | hope, how
ever. that you did not gather them yes
terday-ihc Sabbath.
NO. sir" replied the child. II pulled
EN- early this lnornin'. but they WAS q
growing all day yesterday"
testhiug; aoftens the gums. rc.ucps inflammation al
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-09
HIS ONE WEAK POT.

Prominent Minnesota Merchant
Cured to Stay Cured by DOan's
Kidney Pills.
o. c. Hayden, OF O. C. Hayden & Co.,
Cry goods merchants, of Albert Lea,
AlinN. SAWS: II WaS 81 lame that |
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-09

A1ents-Ladies sell ~Pennywash easily
in villages, towns and small cities. Send
lrc stamps for samples and agents tefina
Good money easy. 10 outlay. Penny
wash Co, l1i Lexington Ave. New York
city. No boiling, no rubbing. a washing
Tor 1t penny.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-09
A Left Handed Compliment.

r!rs. Nins'ow's SOOTHING SYRUP -or Children
teething; aoftcns the gums. reduces inflammation. a.
N!s pain. cures wind collie. - cent y bottle
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY


HOME FOR SUMMER OR VIM
ter. We offer a beautiful residence on the
best part of Cottagewood shore, facing main
lake., with a frontage of 125 and depth Of 1877
feet, together with q lot In the rear with
stable, l75xl0O, The improvements on this
property consist of n1ne-coorn modern house,
thoroughly built for summer and winter, hay
ing hardwood finish and hardwood floors, bath
ROOM two fireplaces, basement. furnace, fine
porches water furnished from central plant
at Cottagewood and good boathouse on the
shore and stable or garage. The improve
ments: on this property cost $4,000. In ad-
lition to the house. the beauty OF the lay OF
; the land and the fine shade, trees and shrubs
add generally to the beauty Of the property,
while the shore has been riprapped with
stone at large expense. The house Is accessi.
bic by electric line, as the express boats
: landing is only two minutes walk from the
house, and is also located within five minutes
walk of Cottagewood station. People looking
for permanent all the year around home at
the lake cannot do better than to look at
this property, and this is the best time Of the
year to look at it.. We have keys and would
be glad to go with any prospective purchas-
ers to examine the property. The price Is
$1,000. Terms can be made to suit. Nfckels
& Smith, 81 Nicollet av.
BEAUTIFULLY WOOD.
ed Lake Minnetonka lots, $3.50 each and
c., s42-44-4e Security Bank Bldg:
LIST YOUR PROPERTY with me for quieh
sales. B. Carlton Torelle. s24 Security BIZ bldg.
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NOTICE OF REcEIvER,sfH SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
STATE OF Observation-Disclosures OF MAR.
s e n;.+ ss.-ln IN, District Court.
q Charles N. Wheeler deceased plaintif, s Va
We, oulbertson and Charles W. Oulbertson.
Notice e hereby given By the undersigned.
4 81 . s
W g. oulbeltson and Charles w Culbertgon.
that pursuant to an order Of the court made
the 25th day Of September. 1905. be viii as such
receiver offer for sale end sei at public auction
Charles n. Wheeler, W. 8. caibertson and
TIE mSas east
Of Stephen, in Marshall county. Minnesota. and
described g follows to,wit Al Of sections ts2l
esq., snd e.
east quarter lsnA Of section numbered thirty
sS99 y 1, township numbered one hundred MY;
90 vest of the fifth principal meridian, and
all Ct section numbered Ave (b in township
Of range fogty-seyen al. west Of the fifth prin-
f,pal %edisa Said sale VIII ps made e. ths
October, 1908. The successful bidder viii BE-
the sale the sum Of ten thousand dollars $40
ooo.0o) in cash or in certified checks upon re-
eponSlDle nanKS TO pc approved by tine receiver,
which said sum viii be applied upon the pur-
Be pad IL eass
execution and delivery Of q deed by the receiver
| Of said premises after The salns aas .,..s s
| Armed by the order Of tho district court in and
for Marshall county. Information concerning the
property 80 to be sold can be had Of the
| Undersigned by addressing him through the
mail at Stephen. Minnesota, or In person upon
| the premises to be- sold. Said sale will BIZ
! made subject to confirmation by the court.
Dated this 18th day Of September, 1905. '+
! ~ 80 - - FRANK A. GREEN,
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CHRISTMAS IN EUROPE,
ALTAR AND CRAVE.

BIRTHS.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Terney, 241o Polk street NE,
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O.. Neuman, 21s Girard ave-
nue. n. girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Murphy. ss15 Thirty
Mr. and Mrs 4. sjolin, s45 East Seventeenth
street, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Hutton, 904 Twenty-ftth
Nj Mr.. and al mrs. Q. A. weld, 25o7 Fremont ave.
nue. N. girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bartz, 9O1 Hawthorn ave-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tierney, 5l5 Girard ayesue
N, a girl.
Mr.. :" and nd Mrs. Oscar Olson. 271s Twelfth ave
nue. q boy. r. f. Esg 81 5ss55s
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE


=. WE SOLICIT YOUR LIsTINGS.
We have continual calls for all classes OF
property We have some Investments worth
your time to Investigate; best fire and lorna.
do insurance. Chute Realty Co.. 3O1 Central.
We PAY CASH FOR REAL ESTATE. CITY
or country; want bargains; give full descrip.
ton with price first letter, We also have
few snaps in farms to sell on easy terms. T.
B. Davis, Phoenix building.
WANTED-L1sT YOUR STORES, HOUSES
fats. We have buyers, cash or trade. EN-
pire Land & Investment Co.. 434 Guaranty
Loan bldg, Minneapolis. -
WANT TO BUY4o ACRES OF LAND BoR-
dering on lake, either improved or unim-
proved; must be bargain for cash. Address
2748, Journal.
WANTED-THE BEST SIX-RoOM COTTAGE
that $4,000 cash will buy; must be north Of
oath av and east OF Central. Address $685.
Journal. " 49,. --..
We HAVE CUSTOMERS FOB 9 70 s-RooX
houses. Fifeld & F;feld, 717-721 Andrus Bldg.
We, HAVE BUYERS FOR CHEAP RESIDENCE
lots. Globe Exchange, 612 New York Life.
LIST HOUSES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
with American Land & Elk. Co. Security Bldg.
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AND RETURN FOR sl6.

- --.,.- The Golden Grain H..
Is now being threshed in southern Alberta.
The fruits of the soil are the strongest argu-
Alberta Is the place to buy land.
We have thousands OF acres there Of good
miles OF transcontlnantai railroad and near
one Of the best town In western Canada. Our
prices are from IS to s12 per, acre on easy
terms. ..
~ Come Let Us Show You.
8 We Will have q car leaving Minneapolis on
Wednesday morning, Oct. 10.
SIS for the round trip from Minneapolis.
For particulars see
g., 4 The r.. +. stoner Land Co.. Ltd,
r. TT. 40 Temple Court.
@s' SIS for the round trip. w.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~
eao ACRES. K1TTsoN COUNTY, SIC; 1eo IN
" Nicoliet county. improved, $40; 24o acres, i'm
proved, in Renville, $40; to exchange for city
r property, 600 acres in Washburn county, WIS,
Sill; 100 acres, improved. Wright county. 300;
i20 acres, Hubbard county, $15. Empire Land
g. Investment Co.. 434 Guaranty Loan bldg,
Minneapolis. = : -.
100 A., HIGHLAND CO., n. D.. s26. FOR RES:
800 A.. N. D., Grand Forks Co.. near Grand
Forks, $32, for merchandise or hardware.
i American Land s. Ex.; Co.,
443 A. Security Blk. Bldg, Npls:, MINI.
WANTED-HoTEL, COUNTRY TOWN; STATE
price in first letter: for section or less very
choice Canada land. close to town; cash price
SIS acre. Address F. Downs, st: Johns. n. D:
WANT 70 SELF OR TRADEl FOR MILLS.
farms, fats lands, stores and other proper
ties I have can quickly ind customers.
r. L. Thresher, 924 New York Life. MINI.
70 ExoHANGEEaUITY 1890 IN 100
acres. Wadena, county, balance 81 200 payable
in tnstallments. five years. time, 8 per cent.
What have your 1e Eastman block.
70 EXCHANGE FOR FARM LAND, A SPLEEN.
did paying hotel in southern Minnesota town
Of 2, 600; q money maker. -. d. --5 -.
-.,.za Temple Court Realty Co.
50 ACRES GOOD FARMING LAND NEAR MA
pie Plain to exchange tor modern s.room
dwelling or for sale; easy terms. Van slyke,
7O4 Guaranty bldg.
~
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Farm Lands.
GRAND OPENING SALE. I

The lands granted to the Houston & {
Texas Central Railway in the beautiful {
Van Horn Valley, western Texas; 100000
main line of the Southern Pacific Rail
way; located in center of lands all con-
venient to station; with good markets and 4
good shipping facilities. Special excur- I
sion leaves Oct. 16; $25 round trip; make {
your reservations now. Smooth, open
prairie; deep, rich valley soil; abundance
Of pure water; no stone; no scrub; shell Z
tered by mountains; no hot winds; no
storms; climate is perpetual spring equal
to California. Farming operations carried
on the entire year. Products are wheat,
corn, oats, potatoes, alfalfa, peaches, ap- I
Opening prices $3.50 to $3.50 per acre,
but will advance rapidly; easy terms Of
payment; low rates of interest; substan-
tial encouragement given to actual set
tiers. Best land proposition now in the
market. Reliable Representatives want
ed: Liberal contracts made with right
parties. Address: -" ~ 49,,
i Texas Colonization Company ....
A33 Andrus building, Minneapolis, Mimi;
} GOT Pioneer Press Bldg, St. Paul, Mimi;
J 634 Monadnock block, Chicago, ILL.,;
, Room -, Arcade. building, Peoria, Ill;
, Toulon, Ill.
o o o o 0 o o 90 90 4.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

, 9 . 9 3 3 :
} TEMPLE COURT REALTY co. o
100 Temple Court Building. @
Mic. 543.J. G. 9630. o
} gs O
, parquet floors; rents the wear round Q
for $25 per- mouth; will be sold for Q
) + Sc, 50oLOne Of the best investment propo- Q
) sitions we have, a thoroly modern 9
) II room residence on CRYSTAL Lake, q
> Az six rooms upstairs six SIX down. town. Q
8 i've rooms hot water heat. bath. q
n yas hnnd carved mantsI hSrd1,nni =
0 fioors and finish, crate. full base. q
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