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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

1t isn't the thing you do. dear.
But the thing you've LETT undone
That gives you the bit OF heartachc
At the setting OF the sun"

That often quoted by gentle old lady who lived and
long ago died. according unusual Standards and who
sowed happiness and harvested love than the
of could That is what makes IL seem
worth while share her phiosopheso pass them along
10 you
She taught the public schools for pretty nearly forty
years. and when pupil gratitude for extraordinary
kindness. said. What do for YOU RETURN she
answered, Dearie, you do this for that viii than
make Remember all your life o-pass along
else that needs much bcssedness you receive
smiIc. song. word OF cheer helping hand This kind
have been able do you little thing but hsa made
have been able do little thing but ha made
little things you make other people happy Share your
Joys you double them that way Keep your
self havc them that Be in this world is
poor give away smile and you H. ii often
worth than the coin you maybe lack Earth knows
riches that compare with the and happy heart One who
lives like this be poor though he sleep with only
the blue sky for his coved There's gadness aplcnty you
but keep il in circulation Do your part Pay your debts OF
love we'll OF money, you really keep square
with the world Money may be- you viii lack but poverty
Of the soul little girl is voluntary You may be rich king.
II you WILL all the things that really Happiness
stays away from the heart willing TO give il hcuseroom
THERE'S set OF heroes this week who have been
overlooked They the sweepers who every
night battle with OF papers, and every morning
turn over "spotess town" to the people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20
WRITES PRETTY POEM
ABOUT "MOTHER"
uY BONNIE CURTIS

Nv uONNlE CbHlfb
When i've been swimming all day
long.
An had a fight or two.
An come home In the eyenin' time
A-feeiin' mad and blue.
There's just ono thing that always
seems
My angry thoughts 10 smother.
An I forget 'em when | see
The smilin' face Of mother.
An father seq, when he comes
home
From troubles on the street.
lie nox that gentle smile makes
The whole blame world look
sweet.
An Carlos dos talk s.x so. too.
An 30 does sis an brother.
l tell you there Amt nothin' like
Tho amllin' face Of mother.
II kinder briRhtene every place.
An | know what ! know.
That when die an go away
Cos we all have TO CO.
IN need one proof 10 show me
where
I'm at--don't need no other.
III know It's heaven when | see
The amilin' face ~ mother.
BONNIE CURTIS.
csntraIia. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

yet Il dIaent hardly seem like the
place could be film Joint
couple OF weeks ago a Teller that
was stopping at one OF tho swell
taverns dashed into a station house.
and he puts mp a rore that he was
invlggled into this dump and they
got pretty near everything he had
except the Filings in his grinders.
so then the cops desided they
got to get busy. and they put
young dominick on the job
this house was rite In the swell
resadense distrlck. with boobs I'm
lIvries openin the door and
| dashin down the steps 20 help
callers out OF their autos. and
dominick he figgered foxy game
to get In right
he dIdent go near the house, he
dressed up like a swell gink, and
stopped at high-price hoteil,
and hung around the lobby. walt
In TO be inviggled.
sure enough, pritty soon an.
luther well dressed guy that was
hangin around the lobby got nc
quainted with him, and after they
had bought each luther few
pints OF giggle water. this duck
asks dominIck would he like a
chance to play little faro on the
strickt q. I.
dominick BIO falls like ton OF
flatirons, and the fellow takes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

him up to tho ioint. witch he tells
dominica " q swell private club
La swell ali rite. all furnished
up like pearp fnofgAn's pct BALI
room. and lots Of. elagent isdys
and xentx piayin various kinds 81
gambiin games
dominick no Joined the rnerry
thronx. loaf . few dollcrs. and In
a few days the gang around The
place was pattinx him on his
fsosay bean and calling him
mammals baby boy
90 then ono day dominick he
comes up with = patrol wagxtn full
of Fngier bulis trailing him. and
when the sootman opens the doos
for him. dosninick grabs him By
the thruse and tells him 10 kesr
quiet n he vnnta 10 live anuihei
minute or two
thu gang from the wagxin then
went prancln up tbs steps. and
tbs Vaughn went away all full Of
ladyz and gentlemen and rooiel
tables and bad Iaagwidgs and
cops
and domintck doescnt care hov
moon be Eeta anuther Job Of de
sscttn iszt like II. neither
Johnny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

Nv I'VE S1NiON orFf@E NV
n. ". looiy 9o.--she bulls hsrs got
all kinds Of different ways to pinch
a gambling Joint.
suuztsmes they drop In through
the root. and xumtines they bu&s
the doors With axcs. but domlntek
brady he pulled susnthing new and
nifty up la gT street tho uther day
dorninick IL one Of tho sweiisst
ny cops you ever seen. he looks
like one 81 them dsarme boys In
the nth Avenoo p. m. parade.
You wonldent no more take him
for a poliseman than you woald
take londes rockafeiinr Tor sanity
claws
well. this here 81 street place
had been kind IL Citing ON the
nerves ~ the poltss dept, svry onct
in while sunboddy would come IN
with a roar about being nkun. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20
IN THE EDITORS MAIL

Editor Star: In one OF your ed
itorials the other day / noticed you
referred again to the letter written
by woman In regard to the men
smoking In restaurants. and ask the
question, do you think men should
smoke in public places7"
want TO say that I am not up.
holding men who smoke, neither do
! intend 70 try TO regulate the habit
But do want TO say TINT | have
lived In Seattle for the past five
years. eaten In most OF the restaur-
ants, and have never once seen a
man smoking In one.
There are. no doubt. restaurants
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MANY NEW MEMBERS

The following boys and girls have
applied for Circle membership GER
tifseafes. The certificates have
been sent them. Write Uncle Jack
at The Star for q wonderfully card.
Angus Mccullough. 3s2o Mailing
ford as.
Edwin Baimert, Taylor.
Berniee Phillips. Arlington.
Ernest Robertson, tsssquah.
Marvel Growing. Renton.
Faith Davis. 32i w. Holly st.,
BeiiinQham.
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ALWAYS GLAD"

Dear Uncle Jack--I would like
20 have a membership card In the
boys' and girls Circle. am fs
years old. like 20 draw.
am always glad when 9atur.
days paper Gomez and winh II would
come oftener. as have no sisters
nor brothers and like 10 hear about
other children.
nERNfcE PHILLIPS.
Arlington. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

where men are allowed to smoke,
but | want TO say this TO any wo.
mon who object 10 tiff You don't
like II. don't go there.
A woman must not expect, BIO.
cause she Ia a woman. TO have tho
rules OF certain places changed Just
because she goes there.
In answer to the question In yonr
editorial | answer no, men should
not be prohibited from smokIng In
public. but II they are gentlemen
they will not make tbemselves dis
agreeable by oyerindulgence In It.
! think the men Of Seattle are
polite. MRS. MOLLY WADE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

Who has the most famous teeth in the world'

Who has the most famous teeth IN The world!
Everybody answer up quick: 1T r."
Now prepare for shock Col Roosevelt is NOT taking
good OF his teeth writer
recently and noticed that there BLACK TARTAR on
those in big teeth and all along the upper and lower
lines.
Col. Roosevelt has full right his teeth he
wishes, but sorry that he is noglecting them
The point wish is make is that, when the famous
teeth in the world neglected is that
win fail for his obscure teeth Disease breeds
from neglected teeth Clean white teeth only
Tort to the possessor but a delight to his friends
Don't let r. r. discourage you Keep your teeth clean
In the name Of HEALTH, COMFORT and GOOD APPEAR
ANCE!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

A JINGLE THAT NEEDS
FIXING

Uncle Jack In Ia trouble. gorne-
body has sent him funny poem OF
two verses, but Ia each verse the
last two lines are missing. and
what good II a Jingle all en-; upf In
order that this managed rhyme may
be- Of some use. Uncle Jack will
leave II TO the Circle boys and
girls 70 suggest appropriate lines tc
replace the missing onea. To the
boy or Girl sendiux In the best lines
q big box OF chocolates win be
awarded. Letters must be received
BY Uncle Jack not later than !
O'Clock naxt Friday afternoon.
Once when liitis wIlile's Mama
Sent him down TO buy hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20
At Last.

Judge lopening a divorce easel
What seems to be the trouble with
you peoplef
She tspeaking enthusiastically
Your honor. va have been trying
ever since we were married to dis.
cover something In common. and
we have finally found tive both
want a divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20
Thou Must Live Unto Another

An unusually good book recently has been published 1t
bears the title "A Nagabonds Journey Around the World
the daily life OF athletic and brainy chap who
cclcd the globe pcnncss and foot He lived with the
poorest Of the poor He hungry often and night after
hight his bed the ground and his eoverle the sky.
fact stands in that book big life. II is that
KINDNESS ahdcs in every cline. Whether travels to
che land of the Eskimo abdes for time in the shadow OF
The pyramids whether he mixes with the people OF yellow
bns black white there always human affection TO be
found unselsh love OF for his kind
II in a Burma jungle that Engishman held out a
handful OF silver the vagabond and said Take H. old chap
know don't charity but folks good to when
! my uppers
The native her squalid hut made OF leaves set
the best food she possessed without hope Of wish Tor
reward stranger hungry That all she wanted to
know.
On board steamer where he lived with coolies he found
bunkc the first night, who ready share his every
possession with the stranger.
On the beach Sucx among the riffaff oil nations the
castoffs OF many ships he found saioryes hobo. who
travelled half OF Europe with him. who endured he endured
who baved burning Wild animals junges the peris OF
rivers and tracess wastes the days without food and the
hours without water.
And all because Of human affection.
II is the pivot OF e 1t is the thing that makes the Big
Scheme worth while The more of you give away the
more OF il you get
On 1t Is builded Appreciation, federation Sympathy
Friendship
1t old Seneca who wrote: Neither any live
happily who only respectch himself who converteth all things
10 his profit Thou live another il thou wilt
live unto thyse."k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

Il would not marry for wealth,
said the sentimental girl.
NO" replied Miss Cayenne. and
yet 80 many who say that have no
conjunction about keeping poor
man hustllng TO pay alimony."--
Washington Evening Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

"0ld Skads lost every cent he
had in the world yesterday"
"0eel His heirs will be furious,
should think"
"oh. I don't think So"
How did he lose itf'
"He died. Houston Post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

Have you ever loaned Brown
any money!"
II don't know"
Don't known How Ia that7"
Il transferred some money TO him
but I'm not sure yet whether no
considers 1t lohp or present
Boston Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

/ Ethel--Jack Huggard told I
4 me long story last night.
\ Kitty he nm Interesting I
4 story tellerf
\ Ethel should say so: he !
4 held his audience from start
4 10 finish. Boston Transcript.
4 4 4 ttt tttt 4 4 4 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

AT m last meeting Of tn Com.
mercial Club there wux only one
bid for IN annual banquet, that BY
TN BssIeysport Hovss. SO tn ban
quet has been called off,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20
BAD Year at Reno.

BAD Year at Reno.
I'VE haven't been hearing much
about Reno lately"
mo. This has been a bad year
for the theatres. | suppose few OF
the actors and actresses have the
price to go."-chicago Record
Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

EVEN money sometimes cannot buy mans way into
rongrcsS Theron E. cain OF muIti-milonae ST. Louis
tobacco manufacturer unseated by congress yesterday ate
Il shown that his father spent $1,000 having hi
elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

Awful FtH.
"Peaoy's In q terrible fix"
whats the troubiew +
"she's Just counted up and found
she's refused a dozen offers Of mar
rage, and now though shes crafty
to marry Dick she's afraid TO 40.
cept him because he's the thIr.
teenth."-Boston Transcript. :
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1l0Sf


Messenger Boy-who's the swell
guy you waa talksn' 20. JImmirY
Nawmbny--Aws Him an mes
worked together for years. Hs's
the editor o one o. my papers.
sydney Kidman. The Queens.
land cattle king Of Australia owns
so. 900 square miles OF land--sbout
as large ~ tho a,sts OF New York.
Al q Sunday school picnic. ths
preushsr said TO ths boys:
Now, boys. viii give a penny
to the first Lad who can ask mo q
question which cannot answer"
Several tried. bas the preanhes
had the answers. Thsn iittis John
ny W. asked him: IF you stood
up 10 your neck In sofs mud and
threw = stone ~ your head. would
ron ducky"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

Well Named.
why do you cali this new tire
OF yours the Mexican" asked Slath.
era. ia 1t made OF Mexican rub
BERT"
"Oh, no." said tho inventor. IL
call II that because II Ia capable
OF innumerable revolutions without
wearing out. Judge.
IL might be pertinent to ask
(Schoolmaater Wilson II he believes
that sparing the rod spells the
child. before giving him vote. He
cause, there's lot of Jackets that
need busting about Washington.
SOME sTRAiGHTs
Ace, deuce, trey. -four, five.
Fronts.
Rube Marauard's.
hnes.
AS a string.
Whisky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

JUST suppose that workingman injured the North
trn Pacific sting the company for damages Hanords
court while the judge negotiating with the railroad com
pauy for land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

WHEN Hanford wrote that he didn't consider any one
supporting Bryans 90 platform fit for office revealing
ms Judicial temperament his judicial temperament
That came 10 the surface when he urged the Northern
MEDIATE him?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

JAPANS mkado is dying. From all reports he's had 1
jolly successful heand he's the behind the behind
the guns who licked the Chinese and Russians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20
CHESTER TEAcAnDEN.

Dear Uncle jack suppose you
think have forgotten you. az |
have not tried for prizes for a long
time. but have been quite busy
working after school hours. School
il out now. though. and | am going
to compete for the prizes right
along have been member OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

WONDER il this thing that has been exposed during tn,
Hanord probe is what the corporation lawyers call the Judi
Cia temperamentvl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

SUREST and speedest way get back to the soil is to
take up aviation Every gets his six feet of sod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

4 He---1 heard. Miss Pert. that 1
4 you were looking for a hus-
4 band. and here I've turned up. I
+ She--tiaye your Well. now !
+ you're turned down. --Balti. 1
4 more American. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

UNION Of German aviators formed. Going to dem
higher pay for high flying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

Frat frnsncler--Do ron sub
scribe TO the platform OF your party
this year.
Second Flnancier--Not 30 much
sa the managers wanted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

1t old Seneca who wrote: Neither any man v
happily who only respectcth himself who converteh all thing
10 his profit Thou live another il thou vii
1ivc thyself"f
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01
sss urRE 1T Is sss


ar frame on car line, 66x160
IT, to alley, a big bargain, s11oo
cash.
ar. mod brick. near 9Th East
and 10th South. $500; $3.50 cash.
$50 per mo.
7-r. mod, brick, corner 4th East,
$3.50. Part cash. balance $50 per
mo.
S75 IT. OIL State St, cement
walks paid; $3.50. SEQ down, $40
per mo.
75x157 feet to alley on Lincoln
ave, 5000.
5 acres in potatoes. good barn.
fHoa fIon, $500 $500, rnsn'' h'S'-e'aSS '0'
10 acres, good water rights, good
terms. $500.
30 acres on 18th So. near State
ST., in corn, wheat and potatoes
$500 per acre.
10 acres near Murray, some
fruit, good terms, $500
acres highly improved. south
east. all In crops, 5-room house
good barn. water right, shade,
etc, s4150.
10 acres near 18th So. and State
st. good water right, $3.50 per
acre. part cash.
acres, southeast bench, large :
brick house. beautiful home,
$1,000, part cash.
acres near 18th SO. on State
st, $4,000. part cash.
acres near 14th SO. and state.
all in good crops. good water
right. $4,000, on time.
ALLIANCE INVESTMENT co,
w T,ccles Baird, Manager
II Main st. Phone w. ii43.
ss2
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A sp1 1ENDID COUNTRY HOME.

A SPLENDID COUNTRY HOME.
I have q splendid sevcn-room brick
house for shle, southeast. with three acres
Of ground only one block from street can
line. close to drug store, store. meeting
house. high school; fine flowing well on
the place, so that house can be made
modern: very fertile soil, trees, plenty
Of shade; fine Irrigation wa,er right;
place is so located that there are enough
lots on place that will pay for the orig
inal investment and leave the house and
half acre OF ground as profit for only
sa50o on easy terms, OF Will trade for
city property Address N-35, Tribune.
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BRICK BUNGALOW OF S LARG
rooms on high 50-foot lot; fine view
city and mountains; living room 15xi
with cosy nook 10x10 containing Ian
fireplaces and seats upholstered IN lead
er; dining room 13x1o paneled in leathe'
built-in buffet and china closet; whii
quarter-sawed oak floors, beamed ceiling
cement steps, walks and basement. VII
furnace. This home can be bought o
payment OF $500 down, balance month";
Price below actual cost Of constructol
Phone Hyland 24s4W,
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A BARGAIN.

Owner leaving city. must sell at once an
elegant o-story modern home in best resi-
dence district. Of Salt Lake: contains 9
rooms. bath, laundry. double parIor fin
ishcd in butternut wood. dining room and
hall oak finish. CRATES and mantels,
la wn. shade; this $4,000 property can be
had for $4,000 on immediate action. part
ca sh. BAL terms. to reliable party, See
owner at once. 3s st.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.
BUY A FARM ON THE CAR
LINE TO HOLIDAY -

FOR SALE OR TRADE.
BUY A FARM ON THE CAR
LINE TO HOLIDAY.
A Bargain in 10 acres.
$4,000, $500 down and 500 pcr
Cd All under cultivation, fins
CD Crop OF 3 acres tomatoes.
acres potatoes. 800 fruit trees.
(S) This crop Is worth $1,000. and
goes With the farm at above
price.
(D All livestock aud farm imple-
ments included.
(b) 6-room house, cellar. barn
and hay sheds, etc.
(6) Water right Of 12.6 shares.
Have party who will loan 1890
on water right alone.
y bargain in a beautiful 6-room
home. With 15 acres land. or
chard. chicken runs and garden,
etc. This home is newly built,
located on 9Th e., south OF Coun-
try club. For 3 small orchard
and chicken farm this Is the
finest thing we have seen, and
we Will trade for city property
around $4,000, giving time oil the
balance.
Phone US and have us show You
these properties
sMITH REALTY COMPANY, i
Was. 1855 202 Hooper Bldg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01

We build on your lot to be paid for In
cesy monthly payments or we wi ac~
any OF our homes.
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO.
Builders Of Durable Houses,
Phone EX. 80. 81 Main 81
g191
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01

MANY PIECES OF BUSINESS PROP
erty and prospective business property
in Salt Lake Will double IN value before
you can realize IT is so. I can offer you
some of the best and will ask interested
parties to communicate with me. Address
Mi, Tribune.
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SS=0

BUYS 2 swell lots on Atm East a.
18TH South.
n. W. CLAYTON CO,
Real Estate. Loans. Insurance, Stoc'
and Bonds.
113 South Main. Tel Was. Ssa
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Shoh0 M

7-room modern tWo-story press brick
residence. nice mnntel, cenlented base-
ment, furnace heat. Corner lot on East
Cd South Easy terms,
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S5O0n.On

s5000.00
1aTrI SOUTH AND 1TI EAST STREE 10
Groom modern red press brick TWO
nanteIs, complete set Of plumbing, ce-
ment basement. barn large enough Tor
six head OF horses. cement floors III
barn; shade trees. fruit trees. rose bushes
hedges. flowing well, etc. This is with
out question one OF the best buys In
the market. Lot Aka rods.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UN1MPRovED.

IMPHUVED AND I'D.
NEW 4-RooM MODERN BRICK ON sTH
South sewer and walks This Is A. close
in bargain: $500; $500 cash. balance
monthly.
broom new modern brick on paved
street, walking distance. Easement man
tel, lawn. shade, etc. $3.50; $500 cash,
balance like rent.
60xl SO feet with 5-room modern brick
on southeast bench. Basement mante
fruit and shade trees. $1,000 on good
terms.
41Nl65 feet with T-room modern brick
house, close to postoffice, Sewer, lawn
and shade. This is sacrifice at $500.
Good terms.
Several good chicken and fruit ranches
clos, in that are cheap.
Was a. n. HUMPHREYS. Was.
4i33 rs west Second South. 413S
pn4S
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OWNER LEAVING TOWN

OWNER DEAVING TOWN
Will Sell Dandy Home Cheap,
Finely located on the north bench
well built, near car. 6-room modern brick
cottage, nearly new; 6 bedrooms). base
rnent, gas, sewer. beautiful shade and
fruit trees, flowers and shrubbery; lot
4Sy123 feet TO alley: fine view of city
and valley; above the smoke line; re-
duced from $500 to $3.50. $1,000 cash, bal
ance casyp n you want a real good
home CHEAP call US up.dont delay
Phone Wasatch 2622. 210 Boston Bldg.
gels
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S26h0.00,

s2650.o0.
4-room cottage, connected with so"er'
city water, etc; lot 55xis6 feet location
5th East and 6th South,
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S3600.00
broom modern white press brick cot
tage. cornor lot, South and West. front
on Tth South and Sd East; size OF lot,
3 1-2x7 rods.