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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-04-22
WOMEN OF sULrAN's HAREM
They Gladly Gave Up the Exotic lux.
vrIss Of Palace for Peasant LIE.
and Liberty.

The government FIRST sent kilograms
to all parts Of Anatolia In which were
TO be found Circassian refugees or col
onists likely to have daughters. sis.
tiers or relatives In the harem Of Alb.
dul Hamid. They were summoned
Immediately to Constantinople in or.
der to take back into their own coun.
try the ladies' Of the harem who be-
longed to them. For several days
these Circassian villagers have been
arriving In the city wearing their pic.
turesqus costume. with dagger In cir.
die.
The reunion OF the long separated
kinsfolk In thus described: Tears,
caresses and cries Of enthusiasm and
excitement prevailed. The girls rec.
ognized fathers. brothers. uncles or
cousins: they kissed, they wept, they
uttered ordinations Of Joy At the re.
covery Of the dear relatives from
whom they had been separated for No
many years.
.'They asked for news of thar moth.
ers. their sisters. their brothers and
their friends. Some there we're who
did not know their pslatives. from
whom they had been taken away In
early childhood. The recognition was
made only by . reference TO family
names and names Of the vilayets from
which they had been exiled."
The young women are described ~
being heartily glad 10 leave the per.
petual seclusion Of the hsrem for the
liberty Of peasant life. These To-
dies. who lived like princesscs Of fairy.
land In . sumptuous palace. who wore
bewitching dresses and ate on plate.
who noated In gilded shallops on en-.
chanted lakes and still were unhappy.
sre suddenly snatched by social rev.
olution from the shores Of the hos
phorus and ssnt back to the isolated
villages Of Asia Minor. Here their
only dwelling will be- q thstched cot.
taGe. their only pastimcs tho cultiva.
ton Of the soil. the milking Of cows.
the herdinE Of cattle.
Their evening meal will be . piece
Of maize bread with . bowl Of skim
milk: but they will have health. Death
BY consumption will not be theirs.
They will live happy lives, surrounded
BY love and affection. Coastanti.
nopls Turquie.
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CHAPTER vi.

Miss Carew habituaily came 10
Cssven across the front lawns and
terraces. but this day she changed her
routine. She made the parks BY way
u the main road a. she had done on
q. stormy night several weeks be
fire. when she sought Craven for the
est and 90 boldly demanded inter.
,;sw With It's master.
A. she followed the avenue In the
snld morning she walked through
,'ist II cleared only to let her ns-
are cut the sapor. which directly
Aiosed behind her again into one ~
he fogs In which winter Engissa
q mysteriousiy veiicd: before her tho
.hapes Of trees indistinctiy designed
themselves like seaweed In . maxgy
-,
A little more than three-auartcss
u the way up the drive she hea's
tie trot Of Q horses feet. and befo, .
Oh . could step aside To permit, ~
she supposed. some groom fret,
craven TO pass her. an equine hes1
end body doomed 80 close that size
save . cry. and the horse was ~ !.
dosiy drawn back until he almost
yesfeA.
rhs hand on the rein was = wo "
aa's. the rider . woman. her ~.
-ornered hat and coat and lips a,s
cheeks all scarlet She exclaimed.
half frightened. half annoyed:
-iieaveni I might have hurt you'"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-04-22
HAD THE VISITOR GUESSING
Uss ~ Pisw IN CITY oerssee We
osmsthlWS tkst Ne cessd M
uNloeoaaNd.

: The other day ~ agricultural -
son fron south jersey. ehasaetsst0-
tically asraysd In ssoasats1 boses.
trailing vhishsrs aal - ers0 =
Aaie. beohe ioeo ~ o1a1sD0o aa0o
at ths loot u n1ashse sersse - oloo1
takiae several hard et1ess b saa1sey
himself that - was - 6o0ee -
Iocal-optioa territory. ~ seasts1 -
climb the Market street. I'm.
lie had DOT proceeded eas bseeee -
came upoa Coetractos vass's 0sa.
Who were tearing ~ ~ stssse ~
paratosy 70 laying he veo1ss b.sek
pavement. aad. ssslag . tsa0 g.
horses HOOKED 10 Q Dlov. - seoQ0e1
In appassst aseoaisA0sat. plese -
looked. anA tAsa 10 looAs1 a0ala, 80.
scratching that Dast a NJ heoA
where the hard oder vs. bsgioo1nC
70 buss. vsbelsd over 70 . DslIesoas
With . psspls1s1 sapsses1eo. I.
"Mr. Cosstabls." sail ~. a11Fsse-
ing the o0css. re that Q 80 posv1n0
ever yssleri"
~ sure is.- rsplssl ~ pslsesass.
With IN indslesst s0lls. why -
you ssks"
because you sslhs Aova hses 49,
kind o. got ne tss sssesls'." answered
Uncle Josh. IL b too sosA lasus1
late ter plant vhset. ~ ne TOO early
ter psow fer corn. ~ ! vas voa-
derin' What In thsS thuslssattoo -
was soin' ter plaat q this tine q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ts.sssaoh.
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IN csitivss's~ u ervlt END 49, csee4
Buoy Insect 10 On ,Wvslssbeo
An.

na.he~csu~ 4. n v.iushae "a = ~
sul,,,.,,,. - s,,s, ~ ~ -. n.
s.c,. -h,ch 49, :. .~.ss, -. - -.
5000 -. =. -. s..ssss..sa- =
eov.,. C-..s,..s.s.. 4. .1.se.1 =
o,her ~. ~, -. ..s.rv n 49,
!. ~. ,sc.. 1900. ~ saceeao.a-
and M csns, 49,, /. ec-.arenl~
-,,h -. 49, ~. !. ~. ,...ece
.s,o.s 80. s,.e.s.. 70 ~ -.
IN reh,uerv ~ "a 1. narch - -
IN An,s, 80 s."s~ A - ~ a - /.
NAV n M. -, A,scovereA ~ IN.
mi oh.e,v.,, ,h., -. ave,.ee -
nj nsc,.r 5000 a ,hs hive ~ q -
I. .hont ,hr...,s.,hs ~ ! srs,n. =
that m. co,,..,sC" - c.s ooe.i =
nectar r.ou,res n..riv s.oee 1er.a.
,rs ercnr.ion.
nv mean. ~ A,v.. -, a. haIasee.
n h. h.sr so.,A shss ~ Ssily =
cre... n vs,sh, I. nav avesnses
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then her own, Of . grace no leas
seductive than her ladyship'R, al.
pea'ed to have miraculously unfoldea
into existence in the elm avenus
and 10 have taken form out Of foe
and mists. She presented Q problem
suggested manifold possibilities and
at let st commanded attention.
Without excuse or preamble:
You're walking up to CraveA
castlei: the rider asked her.
Yea
You're nearly there. however. bu,
perhaps you know the way!'
Il think shall ind IT,"
The PEDESTRIANS dress was exces
sively plain. In her hands she CAV.
ried a little packet which looked like
a notebook. She had doubtless .
Baedeker up her sleeve.
You're a. American"
: A slight smile touched the grave
features Of the younger woman.
How did you know"
The other 'aueh he'd frankly.
The same language. so different n
transatlantic norths. I mean to say
you speak lme rican' Craven isn't
open TO vis', ,rs. like Penthuen and
the neighborbrs castles"
MOI"
IT'S shut and barred. I might say.
You won't get In. But I expect you're
. heroworshipper and are going to
try for a glimpse Of the great writers
Your country people are herowor.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-04-22
SvNoPsla

cuAprrp r.p..u r..nr..t ~cv,A..
Nreateat novelist And met rsfnsius "a ID
usfher uonised shmt. him.eif N, n era
vi, ii. co,,nsrv h",re III s,oosrx una.si-
Who has assahsved hi. order. nn1 10 "a
nil anv one II ,he hos,s. rhs vtsitor Il
Lucy CareW. An American. Who has come
10 Ensia nd 10 write 4 si,,dy of The nu-
thor 6,It most ~ All 10 raj .ynon.i.
~ II. new s,,ite ~ noems haytny heen
nromi,ed n rnod no.ition Nth msga
Sine m succ.ssSni Temnes, In anger de-
elares he will write M more and asks
her 10 70 Xusr Iuc~ AM -. Tsmna.t
senents ~ his r,,Sene,. IL .ensiog hss
her, but she refuses to return to Craven
Ei.n MN. and takes lodging IN . cottage.
Tempest. spoioeising Tor his radeness and
onerins to assist her y writing her ss-
tens svs...vund she writes.
CHAPTER u.-rempest calls at the cot.
taSs and discovers that Lucy has left to
her and induces her TO remain over a das
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-04-22

b tAs ssvsstssssA ssosusy q -
abosrnally lAfOs 81 snAn ~ G
Austria vses aassobls1 = 49, r
sssDoass = . vA1D e ~ s0osona.
~ circumstances reea1se1 ~ =
sAosl1 - hesse1 - 90 bu1111nG o>ngo
80 esar tAet ~ iaosetng Dsooess
ttoas q ~ siaaAs vsul1 Nsss11 -
lvasfs. - ~ 1voslb ooooo6 -
ess0soee1 ~ o1nses - ~ -
svesosoUo oestaaD eo0ooo11o1 -
eeasu - toek eyso - . . oonoe
eueaee 0satIasb - - - $500 .
peeeeel ~ Glasos lse0 49, 49,
Deoooea1ogu. ~ ~ onn1nnn1 -
- - eloDssa tsa1ns - - -
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lalsisie cssvy V1steise.

r didn't know yos hal % naay
iaitiais.' sai6 oas oaa 10 aaaGAse
Who had been lucky snoasA 10 eseuss
On interview With IL capltalise. Z
nearly Aroppsl over vhsa yss toa1 ~
boy J. x. n. Allss visAel 70 80 ~
boss. what % they all stAal euers
"Nothins." said The nas q many
iaitials. - Tor John b IL saly 60
have . right 10. fhs rest ass $500
Just Tor eject u vas % ths seseogeA
u thoss extra Initials thae Z eue .
80 ny man. 4 string a lstlses vto
secure yos - insssvtsv nose aay.
vhsre: not pststs1 % Q eas1-ssvss
$50 n yosr eas1 n yos ere uohnovu
asl ~ DeoSssiy lstrs1ucol-Aue
spoasa. as1 VIII snpAasas. y ssss
u ths sopAasis. J. =. r., ~ -
that. - The ~ Vim tAlak ~ -
somsbo1y al vill tabs care . sooeee
thoss blsaes1 Initials Win ~ come
foeee. Not oes nas b Q 0sol1so -
tuss you 1ovs u yos Coo ~ ysssseof
sssesses1 Inst vay."
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-04-22
I having sesa dealt ! sussri,s

Of having been dealt suasriag
wound.
He had spoken to this woman -
her--calling her name 10 her! Oh.
what had she been doing! how na1
and fatuous and foolish she hsA hssai
She would have turned then and del.
II the fog had not lifted. 90 u dos
absolutely for . second. and the great
mass Of Craven risen before her. 9he
shuddered at Il; for the nrst . NO
mentary distaste. . sickening jealousy.
displaced all the feelings a the pat
hours. The prints Of Lady Ormoads
horses feet. were on the damp earth
up to the very terrace steps: - Tor
herself. she was . pis-alier--a second
best No. she could not bear tilt
was too humiliating! Even part q
the house bore this woman's stamp.
Tempest had displaced the tesder
memories Of his youth to humor the
caprice Of this woman. What part
did Lady ormond now play In bis
life?
The castle was silent Before her
cleaned the large door. III highly.
polished surface blurred here and
there by the mist that lay In little.
pearly lines along the carving. Lady
Ormond's hand had first touched the
knocker. or else the great door had
Just opened to let her 60 victoriously
forth.
To Lucy carew her own behavior
appeared now in al its rash uncoa-
ventionality. She saw the situation
~ II should have declared itself BE-
fore and she despised herself. What
was she doing here. The thought 81
Tempest came to her with % much
anguish. 80 piercing was her knowl-
edge Of how much she loved him, that
she bit her lips. felt her cheeks burr
with shame. and sharply she turned 10
leave Craven forever.
Here the rustic Of leaves In the Ter.
race close At hand made her Goa
scious Of the indignity Of Q flight n
the sight possibly Of some servant to
whom she was already too familiar,
and A. she looked for another refuge
the long window OF the empire room
caught her attention. At sight Of the
room the last words Of Lady Ormond
came to her ears. Che would 60 n II
II were opsn. leave the sonnets tAsrs
on the table. and then slip away. A
turn TO the window knob and Il YIELD.
ed. and Miss Carew opened the door
and stepped quickly and silently In.
Al first she thou1ht she haA snsa
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-04-22

A terrible ahair occurred at san
Jose one day recently when three
young boys. sons Of miners In the en-
ploy Of the New 6uadaloupe Qu'cksii
yer Mining Company. were blown 70
atoms BY the explosion Of 600 giant
powder caps near the companys
magazine q ouadaioupe Inc ,ses
were piay'n9 miner. ana nae
cra.ied tnroush . craes IN tne mssos
~ 'en oy the eartnauase OF IsV.
tassn the caps outside. ana se5e
.Amp.ns one OF tnem INTO : no'e ~
powder. Tne eAp'os'on vas nesru
Ior mises, ana ,he mine emp'oye.'
ssar'ns ns masAI,ne wou'o 90 49,. nsN'
dsred nos approach .ol some ume'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-01
New Artists at Savoy.

play IS = strong ONE ""# 'tEam5,a'
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-20
WALKER & THOMPsON
General Contractors and Builders,
40 So. Main. Bell 1901; Ind. 114S-

BARGAINS SOUTHEAST. SEE THEM.
Near 9Th So. and Lake st, Groom
frame house. in good condition. good
cellar outside, lot 33x157 to alley, $500
$500 cash. SIS per month.
Near 10th So. and 4th E, 9-rm. house,
electric light, city water. cement base
ment of five rooms, cement walks, lot
45X125 TT. to alley, 1880. Easy terms.
Beautiful S-rOOm, strictly modern br.
house, east face on 5th f., s. OF 10th 5,
hardwood floors, polished; an excellent
hot water heating system, bath and toll
let up and down stairs and other mod
ern cOnVeniences. Corner lot, l25 II.
frontage. 1876 on Sherman ave; cement
walks, hedge fence. Valuation by Wal
ker Bros bank $4,000; will sell for
$1,000. Good terms. Less land, price
accordingly.
WEST SIDE.
Near 7th So. and 18th w, 4-FOOm frame
house, electric light, city water large
barn in rear. lot 33xi5O to alley, $500
easy terms. Also new 6-rOOm bk. ter
race. electric light. city water, cement
walks, lot 50X14S TO alley, $4,000 $1,000
cash. Building lot on west side.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
Eight on 18th r. between 9Th and 9Th
s., west face; 3 on 9Th S. east OF 18th
e, S. face Each 4Ox165 10 alley; price
$500 to LOCO; terms $25 TO $50 cash,
$40 a month.
Ninth ave. between G and H. 2bx7
rods, $500. Terms.
per cent interest on any OF the
above.
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ADVERTISERS SEEKING OUT OF


and large returns should use this spe--
cial Metropolitan list with com blned
circulation OF over 2,O0O,0O0 For $40
We Will insert, one time, a Z5-Word
classified ad. in the following Sunday
rs papers,
!, Chicago Tribune; ., Chi. Record
Herald; 3, Kansas City star 4. 81. L
POst-Dispatch; 5, Boston Herald; o.
Philadelphia Item; 7, Washington star I:
S. Baltimore American. 3, Cincinnati
Enquirer; 10. Syracuse Herald II.
Louisville Herald; u. Nashville .Ameri-
can; Is. Jacksonville TimesUnion; Il,
n. 0. Times-DemOcrat; Is. Los Angeles
Times; 16. San Francisco Call IL, Hous-
ton Post; IS, Galveston News; 10, Sioux
City Journal; 20. Salt Lake City Herald
Republican; q, ST. p. Pioneer Press
p, Grand Rapids Herald; %. Duluth
News Tribune: "a Columbus State
Journal; %, Dayton News.
II you advertise for Agents, Business
Opportunities, Real Estate. Farms, ETC.
this list viii bring big results. We
prove insertion of ad in each paper. Our
IS page Advertisers Pocket Guide
FREE.
HER-BRADFORD & CO,
est. 1880.
1OS-109 Z. Randolph St, Chicago, III.
Phone Central 1892.
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FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE
(Continued)

ARE you looking for a flat site or
hotel site2
Here are one or two from a list hard
to beat:
6x10 rods on North Temple, between
LIST and ID West, with unrivaled right
Of-way privileges, 5000.
rods frontage, corner I'd North and
Center street, faces west, S4,25O. Very
easy terms.
For hotel site, we are exclusive
agents for that magnificent lot on Sd
South. just east OF the KnutsfOrd.
On Sth ave, close in, we have a really
beautiful S-rOOm, 2-stOry brick home,
veranda upstairs and down, with IN
broken view over the whole valley,
large rooms, cabinet kitchen. cement
basement. good furnace fine mantel,
elaborate electric light fixtures, large
lot, right-of-way in the rear; $4,000
takes this, and IL is a picture.
THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT CO.,
SO Main St. Phones 4443
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A. n. HUMPHREYS

A. \. HUMPHREYS.
rs West I'd South ST.
ARE YOU
looking for an elegant location for a
cigar store? Right on Main ST., fixtures
cheap, stock at invoice. Doing SOC bus
mess a day.
NO HARD TIMES
for this elegant pool and billiard hall.
clearing about $500 per month. VIII
cost you $3.50. and it is worth it,
RESTAURANT MAKING MONEY,
doing S35 a day. transient business.
good clean place for $3.50; part cash.
WOULD YOU
give $500 for the good furniture of a
nice 9-rm. house, close IN? Rent only
sac. This place clears $50 or over the
rent and expenses. Do you want it?
NEVER AGAIN
can you buy d money making roOming
house at such a price, location the best,
is rooms always fun. reasonable rent,
steam heat, nicely furnished; 81 900 on
terms.
THIS MAN
has made a fortune in this hotel. We
can prove il. AZ steam heated rooms.
Price just 81. 100 on terms. Come, make
US prove 1t.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN?
% rooms, steam heated, good lease,
good location. Price $500 on terms.
A. n. HUMPHREYS.
rs West I'd South ST.
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INVESTING for Profit" is worth $40
a copy to any man who intends 10 in
vest any money however small, who
has money invested unprofitably or who
can save So or more per month but
who hasn't learned the art OF invest
ing for profit It demonstrates the real
earning power OF money, the knowledge
financiers and bankers hide from the
masses. 1t reveals the enormous pro-
fits bankers make and shows how to
make the same profits. IT explains how
stupendGus fortunes are made and why
they are made; how 81 600 grows to
$4,000. To introduce nay magazine
write me now, and I'll send il six
months free. H, l.. Barber. 70 Jackson
Blvd. Chicago. X3O2
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GENERAL SALES MANAGER
w 4 VT IN

Salary, 500 to $3.50, allowed monthly.
Increasing sales OF our product necessi-
tates our opening distributing office in
unoccupied territory. We desire mana
ger with clean record. acquainted, with
$500 TO 81 200 cash, 10 carry initial ac-
count The return OF this money Sc
cured TO you; position permanent Of
flee and other expenses allowed. T. G..
jain, general manager, 5l4 First Ma
tional bank. Omaha. NeD.
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STRICTLY UP-To-DATE


BUNGALOW.
6-rm. mod. brick and pebble dash
cottage new, with hall. fine wood
work and floors. beautiful mantel, lots
OF cupboard space, window seats, large
pOrches; basement under whole house,
cemented, cement walks and fine cor
ner lot Very easy terms 10 respOu-
sible buyer. $3.50.
BEAUTIFUL MODERN BRICK.
rooms, with full basement. large
pOrches, walks, curb and gutter, arr
tistic and well built. $40 per month
pays for il. Price $500.
$3.50 FOR GROOM BRICK.
Modern; lawn, shade, cement walks,
fruit trees, fenced, with south front ON
car line. $500 cash. SO per month.
These are all on the north bench and
are the best bargains in the city.
LOT.
418X165-fOOt frontage. near city and
county building. Worth $500. Make
US a bid. No reasonable offer refused.
GODDARD INV ESTMENT CO,
so Main ST.
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A REp-HoT BARaAIN.

S-ROOM MODERN BRICK ON
1st ave, close in. 2Ax5 rods or
ground. And the price is 50, $50,
Sl,75O down and balance $50 per
month. You cannot afford not
10 look al this place.
5-ROOM BRICK, S. E, CLOSE
10 car line. neighborhood bust
ness district and public school.
The street will be paved and
water put in IN the spring.
Electric lights. etc, now in.
Corner lot. 52Ax136 feet. Price
$3.50, on terms, or owner VIII
trade for city improved or I'M
improved property.
FIvE-ROOM MODERN RED
PRESSED brick, s. =. Large
ley. All Improvement in and
paid for. House IL years old.
Price $1,000; $4,000 cash and
balance like rent.
ONE BIG SNAP
IF YOU WANT TO BUY 4
HOUSE that's right at the right
price and on the right terms,
here you are. 2-stOry red
pressed brick, modern in every
respect; rooms, hardwood
floors and finish throughout,
bath, toilet, large closets, gas,
electric lights, furnace, lawn,
good barn. cement walks, etc.
100 feet from car line and u
minutes walk from Main street.
Lot 2aX6A rods. Price Sc, 600.
Terms that are right. See us.
LOOK AHEADi
5x2O RODS OF GROUND
CLOSE in, between Short Line
and ID. & r.. G.. r. r. tracks.
Present improvements will pay
good interest If you don't want
10 use the ground right away.
Price S4.200. Terms.
CLOSE IN SITE.
A GREAT CHANCE FOR A
factory or warehouse. Track
age. Present improvements
monthly. 5x10 rods OF ground,
next to 2O-fOot right OF way.
Can be handled on $500 cash.
Balance monthly.
BUILD THIS SYRINGE
27x74 RODS TO ALLEY ON
n. +. bench, 81 900. Easy terms.
We can guarantee this IS $3.50
under the market. We will loan
you the money TO build or will
build under contract for you.
E. C. SCHMIDT & CO,
125 So. Main st.
Ind. zse-PHONES-Beli 45S2.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-20

Is IT a bungalow you want2 II So
go and see one which We have Tor
sale. No. 1928 East 5th South street IL
has six rooms, three bedrooms. arrange
ment you will like. hardwood floors,
fun cement basement, Magee furnace.
cement walks. This house viii be open
Sunday today. Go and see it and
come in Monday and make US an offer.
stand as long as you like at per cent
interest
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$500 HALF interest manufacturing
farm implement. good paying business
Patent pending. Investigate. Apply
s57 L. Sd So, city.
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To be sold this week. An ideal
home, rooms 2-story. 4 bedrooms.
baths, toilets, hot and cold water I'M
bedroom, on LIST floor, folding doors
between hVin~ and dining room, IL
brary with conservatory room for
flowers, large buffers pantry between
kitchen and dining room. The wood
work Is excellent; 3 pOrehes; cement
walks on either side or house. This
property has frontage on three
streets OF about $50 feet IL you do
not care for so much ground, you can
sell six lots for $4,000. There % a loan
on the property OF $4,000 at per cent.
This property IS subject 10 an offer.
Don't fail TO see IL. Can make terms.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-20

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