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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-23
4. HANCOCK BREvfT1Es.

A number of members of the Han
cock aerie Of Eagles attended the meet
ing of the Ioughton aerie last evening.
and enjoyed the social session that
followed the business meeting. Some
interesting features were provided for
the entertainment of the members and
the occasion was a pleasant one.
The card party given last evening
under the auspices OF the st. Josephs
club was decided success, there be-
ing a large attendance during the eve
ming. Music was furnished while the
party was assembling, by the Twin
City orchestra of four pieces, which
was stationed on the stairway
Manager John Hicok of the Portage
Coal and Dock company was at his
office this morning for the first time
since his recent illness with appendicit-
is, with which he was attacked while
on business trip to Marquette two
weeks ago.
The rise in the quotations on Han
stock went up five points, was the
sourde OF great rejoicing to many
Hancock residents. who will be great
ly benefited financially by the rise. The
opinion is expressed that Hancock
stock will go higher yet. The greatest
and. prosperity means much for the
upbuilding and development of this
CITY, a.. Es ga "a.
Charles McGee, a brother of A. p.
McGee OF the local offices OF the Ke-
weenaw central railroad. and former
lx a. resident of Lake Linden, died last
Friday in Butte, Montana.
The Hancock Subcommittee of the
Houghton County nti-Tuberculosis
society recently started a movement
to increase the local membership to
$50 and to place the Christmas anti.
tuberculosis stamps on sale this week.
Arthur Isaacson has taken a posi-
ton as messenger in the office of Jus
ticei OLIVIER aoiiesr
Nicholas Dondlinger went to Chas-
sell yesterday on a business visit.
The copper country lodge OF knights
VI 4 ylllldS tCOiOiNuJ Will HOlu a. udhSS
this evening at the Rouleau hall. with
music by the Klinghammer orchestra.
The bowling match to have taken
place last night between the b teams
of Hancock and Houghton, was post
poned and will probably not take
place until next week.
John Hickey went to Hancock Friday
to bring his wife back to their home
in Pequaming. Mrs. Hickey has been
in the hospital in that city for the
past six weeks, suffering from an abb
scess Of the eye.-L'Anse Sentinel.
The Knights of Columbus and the
Eagles will play the first game in the
indoor baseball schedule this evening
in Germania hall, to be followed by
one between the Light Infantry and
the Catholic Order of Foresters. A
game has been arranged to be play
ed on Wednesday night in Germania
hall between the Quincy team and the
Lake Linden nine.
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THOUGHT IT A GHOST.
Woman in White Gives Hancock Man
Bad Scare at Nioht.


There Is in Hancock a man, who,
though old enough to have voted twice
for Bryan, has so diminutive a sta
ture that one not seeing his face might
take him for a small child in long
pants. He was returning to his home
one one of the streets facing the lake
front in West Hancock a few nights
ago and had to pass the depot of the
Mineral Range railroad to make u
short cut AS he approached the de-
pot platform he saw something white
there. 1t looked like a ghost to him.
He began to tremble all over and tried
to hurry past the terrifying object,
keeping his eye on 1t all the time.
Suddenly it made a slight move and
shivered. With a loud yell the little
fellow started to run up the track.
when he caught his foot in rail and
fell. The ghost" assumed an erect
position and began to move towards
the PROSTATE man, who looking
around and seeing the thing in white
coming nearer and nearer began u
shout Justify for help. Finally voice
close beside him asked, did fright
en- you little boy 1t didn't sound like
the voice of dlsembodied spirit and
the frightened one summoned courage
enough to get up and take notice. The
"ghost" turned out to be a lady In a
light colored dress who had been
waiting at the depot for the IL o'clock
South Shore train.
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A TURKEY HUNT.
Gobbler Leads Merry Chase Over
Housetops Before Caught.

The unusual sight of turkey hunt
in the streets of Hancock was the
spectacle presented shortly after noon
yesterday on quincy street. A num-
Der of places in the city have secured
Il quantity of live turkeys to be ratified
off for Thanksgiving and while some
of the birds were being placed in an
enclosure of Harry James place in
the Clifford building, one of them got
away and flew to the roof of shed
adjoining. A crowd soon gathered and
the turkey was pelted with snow to
dislodge it. Thereupon Mr.. Gallopavo
Americanensis measured off the dis
lance to the caves of a dwelling sew
eral feet away and taking flight landed
neatly upon the edge of the roof,
from where 1t climbed to the peak and
strutted along to the chimney, where
it dehed its pursuers. Stones and
snowbals were of no avail to bring 1t
down and finally an air gun was secur-
ed and with this the bird was fusillad-
ed until IL was compelled to fly to the
ground, where after a brief chase, 1t
was apprehended and safely secured.
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WHY NOT STOP THAT ITcHa
Druggist Eagle Drug Co. Assures Re
lief With Every rs Cent
Bottle

Druggist Eagle Drug Co. of this
town says that he has found indisput-
able proof that eczema can be cured
not In one or two cases, but In scores
of cases which he has studied.
He would, of course. not think OF
making such recommendation to his
neighbors and patrons. we're 1t not thot
his years and years OF success with
ID. ID. ID. Prescription enables him 20
speak of this remedy with confidence.
II Is gentle, soothing wash with the
mild oil OF. wintergreen as a base. All
the cures seem to be permanent at
any rate, a trial bottle at 25 cents will
take away the itch at once--instantly.
We are sure OF this.
Eagle Drug store.
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MORE DEER ARRIVE.
Local Hunters Bag Three Good Speci
mems of FIeetfooted Animals.

John and Ernest Peck and r. j. Tay-
lor have returned from a week spent
in the woods i'm the vicinity of Trout
creek Each shot one deer. The credit
for killing the largest deer so far this
fall goes to John Peck of Hubbell. He
shot fine large buck which tipped the
scales at exactly 222 pounds, and is
claimed to be the largest brought here
this year. Ernest Peck and Mr.. Tay-
lor each shot a doe.
Several other hunters left for the
woods yesterday as they arc anxious to
secure at least one animal before the
season closes. John Herman and Nick
Kaiser, the latter from Calumet, will
leave Wednesday for Rabbit bay where
they expect to get at least one deer
each. Others propose leaving this
week.
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KIDNEYS WILL ACT FINE and BACKACHE
GOES AFTER TAKING JUST A FEW DOSFS

price, made anywhere else in the world
which will effect so through and
prompt cure, as fifty-cent treat
ment of Pape's Diuretic, which any
druggist can supply.
This unusual preparation goes direct
to the out Of order kidneys. bladder
and urinary system. cleaning, healing
and strengthening these organs and
glands, and completes the cure before
you realize II.
A few days treatment with Pape's
Diuretic means clean, active, healthy
Kidneys. bladder and urinary organs
and you feel fine.
Your physician, pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency Will tell you
that Pape. Thompson q Pape, of Gin
cinnatl. is a large and responsible
medicine concern. thoroughly worthy
Of your confidence.
Accept only Pape's Diuretic-hfty-
cent treatment--from any drug store
anywhere in the world.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-23
JURY SAYS APoPLExY.
Inquest Into Death of Jacob Juntun-
en- Held Yesterday Afternoon.


The inquest into the death of JACOB
Juntunen of the Arcadian, who died
suddenly at his home last Friday
evening, took place yesterday after
noon in the office of Justice Olivier,
with the result that verdict OF
death from apoplexy was rendered
The finding of the jury was based upon
the testimony of County Physician
Jackson, who made a postmortem eH-
animation of the stomach of Juntunen
Saturday morning. 1t was at hrst
supposed that Juntunen had commit
ted suicide by drinking the contents or
a bottle of a preparation for skin
trouble, as he was found on the floor
of his bedroom shortly after starting
to apply the lotion to his arms. The
jury comprised John Thor, c. f. Ro-
gers, A. l.. Levy, Ed Foley, James
Kelly and John Mccarthy.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-23
HANCOCK BOWLERS BEATEN
AGAIN BY HOUGHTON GAS"

The "a" team OF the Mitchell alleys
of Hancock were defeated for the third
successive time by the Houghton
team in a match played here last
evening, the bunch from the county
capital taking the first and second
games and the Mitchells winning the
third There were also four games
played in the two-men team series and
considerable interest was shown in the
contests. The scores in the Houghton-
Mitchell game were as follows:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-23

to arrange for the funeral.
The Lake Linden firemen defeated
the Lake Linden Eagles in a practice
game of indoor baseball last evening,
the score being to 8. Goldsworthy
and Baril were the battery for the vic
tors, while Keast and Lanctot formed
the battery for the f. O. e.
a new hockey team has been organ
lied here and they have adopted the
name of f@ShamFockst They have
been practicing on the bay" and are
ready to meet any of the junior teams
of the country.
The first league indoor baseball game
will be played at the theater hall this
evening, when the Eagles of Lake Lin
den and Hubbell will meet.
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actics.

So far as history gives us any In
formation on the subject, the father
of tactics" in the military sense.
was the great Theban general, Epami-
nondas, who. at the famous battle Of
Leuctra, B. c. 81, fought between
the Thebans and Spartans, for the
first time introduced the scientific
mode of fighting. Prior to that time
the universal rule was for the oppos-
ing armies to face each other and
fight 1t out by sheer brute force and
bulldog tenacity, without any particu-
lar regard for scientific principles.
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TORCH LAKE BREVITIes.

The body of Charles McGee arrived
at Hubbell this morning from Butte
The funeral will be held Thursday
morning, with services at St. Cecelias
church in Hubbell. The members of
the knights of Columbus of the Torch
lake towns will meet at the convent
hall in Hubbell this evening at o'clock
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-23
Missed Her Destiny.

Alice in Wonderland said she could
easily believe six impossible things be-
fore breakfast. ,"How fitted for a club
mans wife," they exclaimed Sad to
relate, however, she missed her obvi.
Gus destiny.
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Quite a Shock.

Bridegroom (expectantly)-N my
dear father-in-law, l wish to say just
word about my debts Father-in-
law (slapping him on the back)-Did
you say debts? Why, my boy, I'll bet
my debts exceed yours three to one!-
Fliegende Blaetter.
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Out of Order Kidneys are Regulates
and the Most Severe Bladder Misery
vsnishes-No Man or Woman Here
in Calumet Can Afford to Neglect
Even the Slightest Kidney Disorder.

Out-of-order kidneys act fine ana
backache or bladder misery Is relieved
after a few doses of Pape's Diuretic'
Pains i'm the back, sides or loins'
rheumatic twinges, facilitating head
ache, nervousness, dizziness. sleepless-
ness. infamed or swollen eyeiids'
wornout feeling and many other symp-
toms of clogged, inactive kidneys SIM
ply vanish.
Frequent painful and uncontroilaple
urination due to a weak or irritapie
bladder Is promptly overcome
The moment you suspect any kidney
bladder or urinary disorder. or feei
rheumatism coming begin taking TINS
harmless remedy. with the knowledge
that there Is no other medicine, at any
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-23
Addition TO Gypsy Lore.

According to writer in the Journal
of the Gypsy Lore Society, 1t was not
In 1417 but in 1414 that Gypsies
made their first appearance in west
ern Europe.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-23
PARTY AT COBURNTOWN
BY KAIKU FINNISE BAND

The Haiku" Finnish band organized
last summer at the Franklin location
will give a concert and bazaar at the
Coburntown hall on Saturday and Sun
day evenings, Nov. q and 2S. on Sat-
urday evening there will be a number
which there will be orchestral selec-
tons, recitation by John Mantylalta,
and an address by speaker of ability.
The program for the grand concert on
Sunday evening will be as follows:
Selection by the band.
Speech by j. III. Jasberg.
Song, male chorus.
Selection by the Haiku band.
Dialogue, -
Solo, A. Koivu.
Jntermssion.
Selection, by Haiku band.
Recitation, by Minna Auto.
Song, by male chorus.
Comic recitation, A. Koivu.
Finale, by the band.
The entertainment Is to be for the
concert and bazaar is promised those
who attend. The organization has FILL
ed want that has long been expert
enced among the Finnish residents of
the various communities in the Frank
lin location and 1t is expected that this
opportunity OF showing appreciation
will be welcomed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-23
HANCOCK
WATER mains ARE EXTENDED
TO SERVE HILL STREETS

Board of Public Works Holds Special
Meeting and Acts on Matters Relst
ing to the Water System-New
School in West Hancock and Prop
critics on Oak and Corey Streets
Now Connected.
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pain of all sorts of revelations. Mr..
France declares that his obligations to
Nine Caillavet, even If he allowed
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-23
Enoland's Consumption Of MIX.

EngTdHus OOHsuITPVTOH OF WINK,
II is estimated that England an
nually consumes the milk of 100000
COWS.
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gagements for his marriage To Mile.
Brindeau are well under way.
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Subscribe for The News.
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Eagle Drug store.
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$500

Corner Of Sth East and First South
SITS. 66xllj feet. street paving on list
South and curb and guttering on sth
East, all paid for
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RJTNEWSMY BROS.

.sSco --rm brlS.. bath. CRATE, etes. 60
mented basement lot zSlo' Last ''1
coca S%u," brk.. lot 2isx7is f. 9Th south;
tSSo-5-rm mod. bum brk., cemen'eu
basement, NJ ST. II. 1900
,acco-S-rm' bun brk.. lawn. fruit trees
r 81. -. u,alks gas
Now electric lights. 9Th Ave -. .,,,
s2sOe--5-rm. red brk.. bath, ETC. eI"'e' -
Avenue. Lot 2i1N'.
sl50o-S-rm. brlS. mod. closets ann iaIse
basement. eth Avenue. Lot 1iaN XIV;
ss0o0-g-rm 2-story mod. brk, gas ana
sewer 3 cemented basement rooms
furnace. cement walks. 9TH East.
secoo- S-rm. mod. brk and stone, 2ls-story'
4tb East: easy terms or viii trade
for smaller home. Lot 621hxl2s feet.
sS5OO-SlO OOO-a-rm mod brk.. lot eoNloo'
2nd South. Bird and 4th East; terms.
LOTS.
sl9OO-2I5x9 to alley, facing South, 4th
Avenue.
sSOO-5x0 facing south eth Avenue.
yi5O0-2lL x1O. facing south. 4th Avenue.
il0O-5Oxl35 feet, Bellevue Park 10Th So
between 9th and 10th East
yiOo-50x135 feet. nth So. between 10Th
and nth East
s scO-75xis5 feet. 9Th South between 10th
East.
s700o-iOxaO rods. 18th East
WE ALSO WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
KUTNEVVSKY BROS.
Bell Phone psi. S33 Judge Building.
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LITTLE G LITTLE
Both Phones As

ON ist South, near 9th West "a L.
brick. hall. bathroom. paptr,. ei,.n
lawn, shade. etc. $500. N's'N
broom frame, rear 5g7 W. an ~.
St; Sl0O cash, s2l mo-: sa0 "''A
swell, broom mod, pr. brick near e..
East and 9Th SO. II has hall gond b,,.
ment. best OF plumbing The ov,n 49, q
going away, or YOU would not ~
TO buy II for 5000. ant
5-room mod pr. brick on 9Th A,o,-.
cash, s25 mo-: $3.50. ''' ~
go, Groom mod pr. brick on Sth Ave
5-room mod. pr brick on Et Ma
cash, $40 mo-: 1850 ' y"
broom modern ON r.. End So ,,,.
connections garage. etc: 500 cash la
Near 18th East and LIST so 49,,
modern pr. brick. maple floors dorr
stairs. Very pretty home, 2NO0
S-room modern pressed brick nm IA.
Brigham. All special taxes paid. s-ss
On the east side. blocks from ~
q, .-room modern pressed brick
almost new, and up to date I'm every ma
ticular; maple floors up and down STATE
20Ni3 dining room with beam coiiins
bookcases and writing desk butt n.
laundry. etc; $500.
beautiful lo-room modern pressed
brick, on +. 3rd So: hot water heat
toilets, two baths. laundry. elegant ,
and gas fixtures; large lot: tj56N
In the northeast section. not far ori
swell Broom modern pr. brick. with n
water heat. two bathrooms. hardwos
floors and hardwood finish. There m
few houses in Salt Lake better than his
It cost $4,000 TO build and Is as good
new 1880.
A swell Broom modern pressed brick
on y. Brigham. great deal OF hard.
wood. two bathrooms. etc: S25O0
We have for sale one Of the very hest
flats In the city. renting FOR about g.
per mo-: st2.JO0
Another fiat for 5000
swell business block renting FOR to
600 per year. The building Is worth "a
40 and the land lis worth over y1m
We can sell IL for 10000.
S2is kiss. close In on r. Brigham In
provement taxes all paid. se2N
Near 10th East and 5tn So, 7i,1lo ro6s
Ot makes 3 building lots) slN
The best and most desirable pscs o.
trackage In the city. 1915 xis, o. I'D
! West. near North Temple. The track Is
already IN on the railroad comnArys
ground. leaving every foot Of this avail
able for building PURPOSES; sSOo
Close-in corner on r. End South al r1
per foot
LITTLE & LITTLE. No. W md 50.
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Groom brick cottage on First Avenue
close in strictly modern, hot air heat
laundry. gas. sewer sidewalk. street paw
ed. lot 2iaxi0 rods, cosy corner. boob
cases. buffet. large ice box built in
something very nice. Terms can be ar
ranged.
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J. W. JENSEN & co.

Real Estate, Rentals. Insurance and
Loans.
20 West Second south Street
Bell Phone 1861 Ind Phone 1l2i
S3ooO--5-roOm modern J.. b.. southeast,
large lot, lawn. barn. etc: terms
easy
S96s0-5-room brick. bathC electric light.
large lot. lawns. shade trees and
vines nice home small payment
down. balance easy.
S2250-4-room modern brick. large lot nice
place; 500 down balance small
monthly payments.
S2l5O-4-room modern brick nice lot.
southeast. a good home; 500 cash
balance easy.
250-Each for nice lots. 25xl00 feet 10
alley. Just southeast Of Park. $50
down and s. per month.
LOOK US UP.
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REAL HOUSES. REAL ESTATE.


REAL BARGAINS.
7-room new brick, modern throughout,
steam heat, south trent. on sth Ave,
near r ST. beautiful lawns. Price 5000;
cash or terms.
Corner of End Ave, facing south, paved
streets. paved walks, hot and cold water.
sewerage. bath. etc, for cash or terms.
See us for price.
on 9Th East, large rooms modern.
light pressed brick, fun basement, lawn.
shade. etc. lot 50Nl55 TO alley Price
$500. $500 cash. SIS per month
10 rods trackage on Rio Grande Rail
road. near End South. and broom
houses, 5000. A good warehouse site.
broom modern brick. at 422 East 5th
South. Lot 2iaN7ia rods. Price $500 Your
own terms.
UTAH. IDAHO INVEST
RlENT CO.,
a2 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Ia r. Ipl fil
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Damley CD johnson
80 wcsta BOTH Phones .,s
HOUSTON THE HoUsERs.

HOUSTON THE HoUsERs.
Corner Of 18th East ana End South SITS.
facing west and north the best corner
on the market overlooking the entire
valley, lot 55Xi0 feet - an alley.
New. neat and complete broom brick
bungalow on Third Avenue. close IN,
heat sewer and sidewalk, brick mantel.
beaned ceilings. buffet Kitchen window
seat. cosy corner glass china closet.
large porch. look this No. Eeasy terms.
Corner OF i2th East and 9TH South SITS,
west and south frontage. lot l0NS rods.
room for iro houses. Think this over
$500
7-room fun two-story, strictly modern
brick home on First Avenue. hot air
heat sewer. gas. laundry, large barn.
must he seen to be appreciated. Lot 4ih
Kills feet to an alley.
Corner Of Sth East and First South
Sts 66xllj feet. street paving on LIST
South and curb and guttering on Sth
East, all paid for
5000
Groom brick cottage. on First Avenue.
close in, strictly modern. hot air heat,
laundry. gas. sewer. sidewalk, street paw
ed. lot 2iaxi0 rods, cosy corner. book
cases buffet large ice box built in,
something very nice. Terms can be ar
ranged.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT COMPANY
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go on Your Bond.
BARGAINS IN LOTS.
Eight nice building lots, not far from
silver Bros foundry; will sell at a bar
gain; s175 each. for cash
Four lots on South 5th East. 81 500 spot
cash.
Two lots on York ST., between eth and
10th South, $3.50
Three fine building lots on 3rd Avenue.
East Waterloo.
Two lots on 9TH East Just below 9th
South; opposite Liberty Park. Ask about
these
HUBBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Sc W. Ord South
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT COMPANY
81 Main ST Phones q.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go on Your Bond.
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It's Your [F@Udl(l
If YOU ARE STILL RENTING

euyadya 10 safe a
uhpse n puy SO
lp pd
nbudm modern a sin % 20 an
d4rnbaa ho H 5 @
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Nice larger
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mwmb eb@t ban b. ~ h
o if wants
R1ertq{@&vaa5
,o,ns AND INSURANCE
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$3.50

$3.50.
New. neat and complete. broom brick
bungalow. on Third Avenue. close IN,
heat sewer and sidewalk, brick mantel.
beamed ceilings buffet Kitchen window
seat COSY corner. glass china closet,
large porch. look this NJ. Eeasy terms.
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sgsN

Corner OF 18th East and 9Th South SITS,
west and south frontage, lot lVNS rods
room for five houses Think this over.
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Corner Of 18th East ana End South SITS.
facing west and north, the best corner
on the market overlooking the entire
valley, lot 55Xli0 feet 20 an alley.
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klN

7-room fun two-story, strictly modern
brick home on First Avenue. hot air
heat sewer. gas. laundry, large barn.
must he seen to be appreciated. Lot 4ih
Kills feet to an alley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26

Everybody's friend-Dr. Thomas
Eclectric on. Cures %toothache. ear
ache. sore throat. Heals cuts, bruises,
scalds Stops any pain.