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A GREAT HUMAN NEED.

or all the desperate. hopeless, pit
liable fates that can confront any man.
none is quite so bitter as the ill fortune
of Shedrick Mowery, who applied to
the county commissioners for help on
Wednesday. Mowery has tuberculosis
and seems doomed to die He has been
unable to work; he had only So when
he called for help. and yet there were
dependent upon him a wife and three
small children, one of them babe.
For days these helpless ones had
faced starvation. Hope had departed
from them and Death walked hand in
hand with the man when he most need
ed cheer and courage. With all his
distress, Mowery still retained the in
stincts of self-respecting independence.
He asked to be sent back to friends in
Omaha, and offered, If necessary, to
pay the only money he had on the rail-
road tickets. When he learned he and
his would be sent home he wept tears
of joy-and he knew he was going home
to dieI
Those who have faced the possibility
Of such a fate as Mowerys know that
he has already passed through a dark
ness worse than the Valley of the
man who has been worn out i'm the
struggle for existence under such a
handicap as he carried; but to struggle
and fight when a wife and little ones
are involved is so nearly unbearable
that nothing but the miracle of mans
hold on life makes the world endurable
at all
When good food and rest and proper
climatic conditions can be had, tuber-
culosis is not the dreadful scourge it
used to be before science had attained
an exact knowledge of it's nature; but
to such men as Mowery the conditions
that make for cure or prolOngatiOn of
life are impossible; the very nature of
the disease makes the fight for life
hopeless unless means are available.
If Mr.. Carnegie had invested a tenth
of the sum he has spent for libraries,
in the care of patients like Mowery he
would have accomplished infinitely
more for the good of the human race.
If stricken men could know that some
where the benefcence of their kind had
provided conditions that promised re-
lief and rest until health could be re-
gained, the sum of human happiness
would be increased a million fold. One
man, Henry c. Frick, has taken a step
toward providing amelioration of this
disease; it is to be hoped others will
follow his example until no stricken
man or woman need feel that a death
warrant has come with the diagnosis
of the malady. Indeed, if state and ma
tiOnal government were directed
toward this one pestilence with the
same energy that is used in fighting
agricultural blight, the saving in hu-
man life and energy would be incalcu-
liable.
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accomplishment. If Mr.. Halloran as
sumes the burden he will be entitled
to the support of every good citizen,
regardless Of party. And if he fails, as
is not improbable, the people will know
that the American" party is respon-
sible, that under it's control good gov
eminent is impossible in the future as
it has been impossible under Thompson
and Sheets and the Raleighs and the
Black syndicate in the past.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

The cOurt-martial which tried Lieu
tenant G. a. F. Trumbo and acquitted
him of conduct unbecoming a gentle
man must have a queer notion of what
constitutes gentleman. Trumbo
wrote a deserter's mother that her son
was a worthless scoundrel,". and he
hoped to see him behind the bars for
at least two years. Then he added, he
hoped the information would be a
source of coincidence to her!
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

| 46So-E. E. Brazier, Salt Lake.
Olive NJ. Wasden, Salt Lake.
46S1-William T. Eikins, Murray.
Marion l.. McDonough, Murray.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

Vice President Archbold of the
Standard Oil is indignant because the
report of the bureau of corporations
was given out without letting the COM
pany have a chance to revise it. Pos
sibly the company would have been
perfectly willing to have the report
suppressed altogether.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

Anyway, Gas" Addicks didn't pre-
tend to be respectable, wherein he diff
fered radically from the man who was
ultimately elected TO the place he want
ed so badly. And that was about the
only difference.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

1t will be observed that none of the
American" councilmen was asked to
the meeting which selected Mr.. Halo
ran for mayor. George Sheets was also
absent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

Rudolph Rudlow, weight 27O pounds,
fell four stories in San Francisco and
broke only his ankle. Those stories
about the tOughness of San Francisco
people must be true.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

1t certainly is scandalous, the way
these bunco-steerers and gold-brick
artists keep on slandering their dear
old friend, the ex-chief of police.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09
NOT EQUIPPED.

philadelphia Ledger)
I'm just crazy to be a reporter" said
the rich mans daughter
Insanity is no qualification" returned
the editor, closing the interview
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

The Standard Oil folks seem to have
an impression that the tales of presi-
Dental calm at Oyster Bay are gross
exaggeratons; and they point to re-
cent history as evidence that they are
right
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09
RELIGIOUS.
EPuck)

tPuck.l
Did you follow the diet 1 advised?"
81 did"
'Religiously?"
why, tolerably so. I said grace about
three times out Of five, l should guess. y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

The building public isn't half as
much concerned about the lumber
trusts freight rates as it is about the
prospect of paying any boost that
QOD1pc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

Possibly Mr.. DUPONT, Republican
senator from Delaware, recalls the
classical remark about the man who
was hoist by his own powder trust
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

Possibly the storlk broke all records
in July because Salt Lake has an
American" administration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

Seriously, after all the praise they
have showered on Sheets, ought not
the Americans elect him to succeed
Thompson?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09
WEATHER FOR SALT LAKE.
THE METALS.

Silver. 693sc per ounce.
Copper (casing), 1859 per pound.
copper tcathOdes), 20Isc per pound.
Lead. S5.25 per 100 pounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

Mrs. Charles Ottenheimer has re-
turned from Denver, where she has
been visiting, and is accompanied by
Miss Annie Levin, who will be her
guest for a short time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

The marriage of Miss May Mayne
and Clare Thompson took place yesteT-
day in Los Angeles, where Miss Mayne
went, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Eva Mayne, some time ago. Miss
Mayne was a former Salt Lake girl,
and has many friends here. MIR. and
Mrs. Thompson will make their home
in Nyles Cal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

Mrs. e. w. Matson of Ogden is in
town visiting friends for a few days.
X x
Charles Shubart, who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Harry CAM, has re-
turned to his home in Denver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

Mrs. Lindley, mother of Charles H
Lindley, arrived yesterday from Los
Angeles to be present at the marriage
of her son.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell L. Tracy and
their son, Russell, left Seattle last
Monday on the steamer City of Seattle
for Alaska. They will be away about
three weeks, reaching home early in
September. Mrs. r. c. Woodruff and
her son, who have been with the Ira
cys, and later in Banff, left for home
on Wednesday, and reached home last
evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

Mrs. Cannon and her daughter, Miss
Cannon, and Miss Walt have taker
rooms at the Keith apartments and
will spend the next two months in
town.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

Colonel and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes
and the Misses Holmes are just now in
the British Isles doing the old Eng
lish cathedrals. They will leave for
home early in the autumn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

Rev. n. p. Jacobson leaves today fol
his home in Shreveport, La. Mrs. ia
cObson and her little daughter will re-
main in town for the next month as
guests of Mrs. Emanuel Kahn at hel
home, 67S Brigham street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. George Steiner enter
tanned a few friends at dinner at the
Country club last evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

The marriage of Harriet L. Nickel
lar and Joseph F. Thomstorf took plac
yesterday morning at the home of tn
brides parents on Second East street
The ceremony was performed by An
thOn II. Lund, and was witnessed b.
only the intimate friends of the tw,
young people. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
stOrf left on the noon train for Chi
cagO. They viii visit in Kansas Cit,
and Omaha and will make their hom
in Chicago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

Mrs. A. H. Mayne and the Misses
Mary and Clifta Mayne have gone to
Brighton, where they have taken the
Plummer cottage for a few weeks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

Mrs. Edward S. Ferry is down from
Brighton for a short time, but will re-
turn for the remainder of the summer
4; X x
Mrs. Shepard A. Benson. who has
been visiting Mrs. L. L. Downing for
a few days, returns Sunday to her
home in Denver
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-09

Miss Mollie Mcdonald of Leadville
Colo, is visiting Mrs. John Reilly, Al
Church street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

When the feafsae goes through this viii
look cheap 81 $500 irf na chow you
this. as ID r. Fnad. one hair cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
JURY HEARING
INSANITY Case

The first insanity ease 70 be -,
before Il jury In King county 4.
many years IL that u Jacob =
DodEeson. nov on trial In Ju<e.
Efafrr'R court
DodKa0n Il . partner 10 4 cass.
concern with BIS brothers ~
claims that they are Dersecu'I<.
him In the present case. Ne 10 :
civil suit pending against them
When arrested for insanity Dnt,
son promptly demanded q lary. Il.
appears sane. but bis mother nj.
morning testified that he Ia sub,A~
70 spells which are worse uhen /.
Is IN love.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

Mantaf s@essa4 hans ftrritafa sal
ttss haxAaas pssaas r. tAs efty fsa tafassafr
earreth stores fnnNsa offtae faF@sf ara
eash register al His'n3Y saver Ke4 FssaHi
ESns - a. .aatN Ia nsi i 81 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

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PLAN ATTACK on wARDsa


WASHINGTON. March il.-Tn
state department has received e
following dispatch from Philf
Brown. secretary Of the Americas
legation AZ Guatemala and bon1<
ras. The government q HondurA
states that three steamers With AZ
Cd forces aboard are off the nonz
coast near Ceiba and an attack :
expected
Ceiba Is the principal port 90 ~
north coast Of Honduras. II Il >
iieved the Eanboats Marietta a.
Biufields viii be ordered 20 CeleA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

NEW YORK. Meh. ii--Impoues
Of French millinery confinas .
show handsome spring h4tG rs
trimmings OF these vary little. hot
ever. from those Of mldEin:n
Great nodding plunes are the ed
ornamentation Of dress hass. -
velvet foundations merely beinx =
placed By those Of a delicate strxs
A stunning black horsehair hest
dress has q vide brfm that i
scooped up well over the face ~
black ostrich ieail.ers Which x1tsa
IL are tipped with green. These ~
three IN number. che faislnx -
over the hair IN the aack. The 81
ers resting gracefully over -
crown. on the right side q -
dropping brim rest two large ioas<
patAled roses. They are dellca'x
pink in cclor.
The far boas Of the winter 81 =
succeeded By becoming chiffon caa
when the days grow mid !
charming one IL flat in form al
shirred. The color IL white and -
points are trimmed with medzllka
Of black lace and roses confr'fk
Of white satin ribbon. Prom Ties
danRia looms and long eudH
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PHONE YOUR WANT ac

TO The sitar--Main fete. tnd
ttsA The star viii call and cot
tsSt the eill and win send 60
you the answers 20 your al when
addressed Care The star"
RATES ron CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS t.isip
Wanted. Lest ard Foand. Fer
Rent, Fer Sale. sssl One ceat .
Merd.
SITUATION WANTED ADA
~ Merds Ihrss Times fer 3
Csnts.
Seven werds or fractions Of
words 20 the line cash In ad-
vance When charged q ae-
count SEXUAL number 81 lines a.
80 WITH - counted Minimum
btu foF an =ad 20 cents Bal
lara Want Al Arvacy. +. "a
Mullen al Ballard Az OPP
City Hall.
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Is Your
Money
WOrkirC
For You 9

Dc Fga want a good. comfortable home.
vim nice Income. n your oid assf Then
just invest Few hundred doiisfh IN those
rich Hhaat lands IN Eastern WashinstoH.
Tor Yau vii never again sas ihs time when
Faa can buy iheas lands 81 those *
tramslF IoN prices just note The foilew
me. sections 81 q per acre. 7 sections
and sections 81 ft The reason W. can
ssu fhsss rich lands at these low prices
on VERY easy terms. Ws bought years ago
and are now owners - the largest
tract u wheat lands N the state. Remsn-
tsr one crop pays for the land. ana The
prices viii 70 up % per cent In the nest
siH months See ne ~ oncs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

WASHINGTON. March Ii.--Baa
the state department and the No
aragaan minister denies any Pc
snnai encounter between minisis'
Merry and President Celayas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

GRAND viEw tors WEST sEATrI.r
ssFsifmsupt ADD aua ~ blerts est =
esf Zoe ioosi.a - anas.ir,,e 'ahis fiss'
ssath fronts $50 cash hanaiss easy terms
On baance.
ANOTHER The n w corner udasia
fssiI of igth snf Plateau. haf block frgai
esf. VIZ sasih saa at at. ffsgt. iins q
price ana terms as ahoYe.
OTHERS soosiaa feet. Immediately naern
n above 81 90 cash handles. win sats
divide this
othsrs "a. 100 ifa ana 900 feet frontage.
different prices. saHf isfms
O. n SHEPARD
Ninth and caiifafuia. West Seattle .
ina = aao D
s. 2s0-lof fhfee n the fncst iota ~
Qufen Anue hih This j. cDruW aud -
asg cannot R e.;;tiesg p o', g,, e.. -.
81 500 ror iooriza on ouoen Anne win
nne view ~ sound. Olympic and Cascade
tsoo-ror corner lot 10 University a..
ffiaf Terms
e oo-for loosi2o on Port Lawton ear
ct fufefhhF. Terms
81 ae5 lot near 10Th ana jefferson
this is fine iaf Terms
sLEfrrNunEN a AnNnLi..
2ul Haatan BIZ
Corner Second A. and Columba IT.
fIla
tALffut III DENNY q UWINl ~
ni-n5 ALASKA nanding
Rsal Estate loans ana rnssrancs -
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INV f8 a BAnuAfN
y 90 Tor two ana one half arrfn IN Fast
NiVfffdu. 900 cash ara 800 every sir
unHfHs ~ you can have - acres TO- 500
500 cash and 20 every Sin months This
"a fine lana uu COED eaHHfF read
~ ~ NicUOLai 81 tniau nik IT
FoHTY ACRES NEAR HnHTaAu level
Hoaa HaI. fading county Faad fa acres
Cleared balance pasture Hmaii house large
barn. tearina orchard. price Including
sisaH aad tools O. ~
HuhEhT MAITHT.
90 vol u Aiaasa Bldg an
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ErTFfTI- dTF11FY 4 dTrTET.
Naai Estate and insafaara
~ Mssiea ~
ToR SzTF-zcaS1or.

sEsrriE AND TACOMA are hosh sfe~
Eaa srsf fAldiiY. 4nd efe acins o. centtHas
- afeN rfEN FknftB Dnssa't ff ssesn
= Fes shst tsz aaliafs planted IL
eieas - ard hstesfa ttsse fitiss ~estt
sfas safns tast fEN WARS asa fHa
eeaff have eraast t4Ht iisfeerE - Pal
4Ha MianasiaHs - xsaaf rFiHs ref ATS
@ae Haast y u - esiitAe ~ tha FHUN
RxApF we 49, q ne hapa~seeA8f - IA
esstsF utY LAND htsHWtfN CATTLE
sNn TACOMA We have iust sNt1isi ssA
$50 r the teai auaftsF ssstiaNs tawn fhsfe
Lets FiNt 49, ft& aafs Nsets ftes leea
tea rtsripskins LAS ah@kfA 80 r.
ftaa 80 nee tfeFese.i isiefaftea Tsas
lsea q al nesrif teseA $3.50 20 Narts 49,
Ftat Haften laet 49, aans afs sst@fiaiss
saarts4 frf fruit sesFf ~ ere e4alis
etsensf h-tns rissfiY atAsf sra saapis W.
Heltefe n small afaftfs sna 4aisA eaAss
we hnseat thts iaaa FHeap. SEA - @tH
satas fe ri4Ea th=ss lENsik nn ~ Et@fee4
= nHtsas tksf stil asaMs fhsln 80 n Ia
rsfsst o. nefi &Esfs tfaft wtfhiD thAfAF
aa4a fffees 49, e So ~ Tract
zssafHS % iasaaftan aat iaiffns sanegia nets
80 q cef nQa s4s tzsk thsu ofsf F4ass
- 81 effias 49, go hi4t an4 81 f4ii
ssafslesiafs Ae.sn faFa,sat desn. hstahEs
sasf t.sFmsHts
nuuKHT MAGrnf
So - "a kaaskn tlfa So Il
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FARMS AND LAND.

AZ IDEAL SUMMER a0AJs-ifs ruR.
FnnNJ "a A HIee shattered h&f "a "a.
AaanA slnas % Lat laHaine ~ erfft -
aaiianf hln. 4 acres rla4Fea ana fenced
et0hArd n 10 beaftne fruit tfses oil sfnas
u sAiRu nuts. nfes Ffseh tfuoln hauAa
Ara ttfn sfFAFat puihuilainEa. fine elan
ksd IN fruHt auoa fishiaF hantias ard
keatins rfias 81 aea Wfiia gaasldsf al
ss abAegs NJ elv pfafsfiY, fhls = tee
RonEHf HklTuy,
80 ~ ~ Alasha hida Iii
! HuN All NJ fanH fi'asisline = fes
faliqetpH p~fsasai property snd . sesTs
q taHa 81 miles ffNfn Album eaea
YesfiinNp te-m : vespAa husH1 Ha~
harness hicws nawiaa sha hine Is ettsh
sas. SD bsatias snaafd. svet ~ tatH 4
haass = ifnslll Al tinss = sneai TRUE /
kahaFu Wash rtiss tie fier cash
tslanes I ~ efat L "a
TWENTY ACRES. NICELY LoekTrfE
5as nIiie fresn sfasH tess n asfes W sai Z
tfFaslaa balance pastafr. All fsaeea cd
ahArA n ~ ir~es asfs sif~NtsfFtsss
an4iHa Wataf HaHan hsass harm FaHea I
Fhishsa houses Nfias iHaifaiea sfagk I'D
ts'sAis g. - ttaff fash
UuHEHH AAITHf
90 ~ 81 AlAsks BIDS Ait
HtHtftAa utE4unf a outNAL
Nsal tstAte snd tnsafseca
50
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Effsa=fffffaa EGHa
IharqaHHhref nuff and HAIRED Plymouth
Rock Nefa Tor Matching Cedar Nook pnul-
~ FERN. e. p. sTth g. Phone A 711i
All. D
ii had ~ gounK broke. gentle h9rsaa
HeiGhf1F - ~ a. so geqrHefdsn weed
end salsa Stables. Howard g. station
HNns eases. fancy tea ard nuffsa oara
Hnll shelTina sfr Tel nif eli
fuffas lfaHs 10 aais Faefarg i65i
Fifai A. y A4 roe, nasi uu
F1f Halh@ Pure hred ppr fIrtY male. and
= year gia female Indian Runner d1rka
none bsftsf Mrs Frsai East Sound Wash
SHOW Casa
an tindH II second hand show aasss f1f
sale
0orham wshsr sl.sas iH Az 20 II
~ s.F!lag aaeaiHss 90 20 fifii A.
phoaa Ind 18Th II
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wasAinstea saA eaf HHs fuansua - &4~r
~atas. pesg fiw - Fiaa tatssas v go
ssh ~ eNs NnHai stu taaet tkseH
#sfsk thsasssnas nas tfitaana sataeszsee
EassI d fiasss Htess tzfass tesF az a.
80 uaf
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-FoR sAlE-MIse sLIAAeous.

sAau AID DOOR uAuaAF.ss.
Price HstH f7T 1907 noe ready fof dis
irihutiqus explaining how We can sell front
doors Ter e. - has are Yia b. ne ord.
lrary dealers a. from TO - E ~ each
Ai.n showing different styles - hall and
plano sash that We can deliver from stock
~ once. without delay. Alec living aiass
n SASS ehlna cineet doors and slrsa %
cupboard eiassf doors II prices from o. "
% 81 p eaeh
These price lists aiao iiiusuats ana price
f0ttare front uina0wn M various siHaa and
explain hae We can cell Z window wifh
bottom ntHaH Nfxf0 and too gas fig9d. with
fancy margin uahf TOP. Tor only q q the
lowest price ever made BY any firm IN the
vest % - beautiful n Winfau
t.N Pencil doors ne u 10 per dor flF ali
STOCK sizes not larger than aaHfa
Send f1I price nsts Same cot you
hoihinF Simply drop us postal card
writing r1ur name AMI address plainly.
and es viii forward 10 you oar price iista
~ return mail. post paid. free without
cfarne
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1910 Western Az
Seattle. ~ 81
The largest auf most faHafahir known
sash ana door dealers IN the northwest
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A GENUINE sSAf u FIVE LqTa oss
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isis hsu fae view q toe LAKE. and
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DO sood 70 last ferms.
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81 for ti.sdo In TniRrY csys time.
ln,lds lai iu., b. ne slae q il !. held At
q 900 Judge faf faarssif bow sod = il.
Ma CASH. BALANCE THREE YEARS
At rrH CENT Pine Doe ln WaeaiaWu
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WAY AND FfuEr Az
Tiiis rs 4 coon MY
lot lee fine and u worth more money.
Values are Increasing In ballard oee hair
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- q 400
CORNER on DEARBORN,
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When me feafaae Eors through thls viii
io0k fheHn 81 - 800 trf ua show you
this. a. ID r. Foaa one half cash
RAIL-. GODDARD a CO,
tiH Hinctlef.
Maln 2i0s Ind ll1s
MAXINE VIEW LOTS
800 Down - PEN MONTH
unAuTIrut. LINCOLN REACH.
hiufha from Faun tlur0f car Hne.
blocks from salt water 'front.' all cleared
ana ready Tor your summer hQma Don b
terms.
THE HuHFIaWER REALTY co.
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Main illi Ind ae,s
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modern. the nanbsr ls - aisth Ave-. sect.
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ms ilapForsmsHis ars 81 "a ana peia
FOE. window SHADES aaa fixtures IN Thsy
80 with ths houss.
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ssa deliver Il fof a. ss e. sod terms.
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harry.
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