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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
HONOR BELONGS TO JACKSON
His Statue In Washington was First
Of It's Kind to Dc unvs''sd IN
United states.

The Jackson statue in Lafayette
park, Washington, was the first
equestrian statue unveiled III the
United States. The famous statue
Of George III, which the New York
patriots pulled down in l776, was
built before there was a United
States. The Jackson statue was de-
signed and erected by Clark Mills,
"self-made" sculptor, who started
life as a plssterer. He had never
seen an equestrian statue before he
started work on this one and the ap-
plianccs for modelling and casting
were made by him. The metal in
the group is made of cannon cap
tured by Jackson from the British.
The cquipoise Of the group is per-
feet and no important balancing
rods are used to keep the statue
from toppling, an exchange says.
Mills claimed that he had SO per-
fectly attained the center of gravity
in the work that the group would
balance perfectly on the hind feet
of the rearing charger. This fact
was proved, but when the statue was
erected the hind feet Of the horse
were bolted or otherwise fastened
to the base or pedestal to secure it
against the possible effects Of high
winds or other disturbing or mis-
chievous causes.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
oousLE APPLE.

Good old Dame Nature has given
us many wonderful things, and also
many freaks. While in a good many
cases she his had the help of men
''ho have made study Of social
phases of plant life, she can take
full credit for large majority of
them. Now, up among the apple
orchards Of the great Northwest she
has added new laurels to her already
long list by producing some really
remarkable double apples. "siamese
twin" apples, if you please. In one
shipment of 900 boxes there were
more than a boxful of these curious
products Of fruitland. The fruit
will be exhibited merely as a Curl
osity.-Popular Mechanics Maya
zine.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
MESS CALL cor HIM.

The lieutenant was decidedly
sleepy and settled down deep in his
chrir in one of the indianapolis
vaudeville theaters. The summer
vaudeville program chuggcd its
weary way onward.
At last the audience was released
and soon had left the theater, all ex-
cept the lieutenant, who was sleep
ing soundly in the vacant parquet.
The leader Of the orchestra turned
on the cornetist, who played retreat
call. Still Morpheus held sway. He
blew an Nth power jazz note, still
with no effect. Then the cheering
notes Of mess call sounded forth.
On the first of the culinary eta
ta-ta-ta-ra-ra" notes, the weary SOL
der jumped from the chair, took .
look about the theater and proceed
ed double time to the exit.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
s1IMvLAs1s OF MANY KINDS
Almost Al, NatIens Have 4 Peculiar
intexIeant - Which They Are
Unduly Partial.

The betel nut is chewed by at
least $4,000, 900; an uncleanly habit
which is not likely ever to gain much
vogue in this country. The leaves Of
cocoa are chewed by many millions,
to whom our more refined and in
comparably more deadly indulgence
in their alkaloid cocaine, is unknown
or inaccessible. Stramoniuni, Often
siye as it is to most Of lis, is used as
an intoxicant by millions. The
South Sea islanders get bowling
drunk on kava, which is a fiery
liquor brcwed from species Of pep
per. The big red seeds Of the goora,
more commonly known in this coun-
try as kola nuts, are a fayorite in
toxicant of the African natives. The
amanita muscaria, or fly mushroom,
which here is deadly poison and is
the cause every year Of numerous
cases of serious illness and death to
those who mistake it for the edible
mushroom, is in Siberia and cspe-
cially in Kamchatka commonly
eaten as an intoxicant, without
worse results than those which At
tend the drinking Of whisky.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
oaoIn Of ~v.sls cam.

II you asked the average man on the
street the origin Of Uncle Sam ~ .
favorite pseudonym for the U. 8. A..
he would probably tell You that It was
called that because the initials Of both
were the same. II all started way
back In 1912. Samuel Wilson was In
spector Of provisions for the United
States army at Troy then. On the
casks appeared ~. g." the abbrevia-
tIon for United States. This abbrevia-
ton At the time was very unfamiliar.
1t Is said that one day one Of the
workmen was asked what these letters
stood for, and he In sport said II must
mean "Uncle Sam" Wilson. The good
Inspector was teased from that time on
about the increase Of his possessions,
vs. the casks continued to be marked
~. s." When his men entered the
army the joke about "Uncle Sam"
Wilson spread with much the same
speed as the word 'camOudase." for
Instance, in the recent war. Soon It
was known in all the armies in the
field. All the government supplies con-
tInued to he marked '"Uncle Sam" and
finally "Uncle Sam" came to stand for
the United States government.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
BEWARE OF INEFFICIENT MEN


A. B. Hawley. peesideat Of the Aero
club. told in New York tho other day
an inefAciezlcy story.
Beware Of the inemcient man." he
said, 'for II you have dcalinxs with
him 1t Ii you. not he. that will suffer
from the inefi1ciency.
IA foreigner in outlandish safb.
claiming to be an Armenian, came
here to solicit funds last year for his
compatriots. 1t happened that another
Armenian was arrested at the time.
and the first chap was asked to 20 to
court and act a. his Interpreter.
swell, he reluctantly consented to
act, though the truth was that he knew
no Armenian whatever. Anyhow he
stalked into the courtroom. listened In
grave silence to the prisoners passsou-
ats protestations Of innocence, and
then turned to the Judge and said II
\ low voice:
"'Your honor. my compatriot has
confessed all. He begs you, however.
to be lenient for suffering Armenia'e
sake
The Judge thanked Tie intefprstes
warmly for his services and then sen
fenced the innocent prisonsr to Ave
years at hard labor"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
Fr,ak. Of Naturs.

A cat that barked like dog. recent
~ exhibited at Boston, tops the list
Of numerous freaks discovered In this
country. Recently. says the Detroit
Free Press, giant glow worm ~
inches long. was found In the Santa
Crus mountains. When placed In the
dark a gorgeous effect was produced
by the luminous rings circling Its body.
Mammoth fruit il Of frequent occur
renee. but in Southstake. Bath. Eng
land. shocking case Of 4 plant over
eating was discovered. 1t resulted In.
seven daisies growing on one atalk.
This freak. scientists said, was caused
by fesciation, which means overeating.
White blackbirds. canaries. iinnets and
sparrows have been seen and exhibit
ed. The ocean. too. gives its share Of
curious freaks. A double-sided houn-
der. with both sides alike, duplicate
6ns and misplaced eye. was caught
some months ago.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
Then DIED Happy.

A friend carried to Durkin the In.
teilIRence that uncle Chef" wanted
to see him before he died. But Dur
kin was reluctant to 90. Age had not
withered nor had time rendered stale
his infinite contempt and scorn for his
adversary. But softened speech and
pleading tongue finally won him over.
And 10 he laboriously climbed the hill
to "Uncle Chefs" home and was ush.
cred into the death chamber Then he
said to the wasted form outlined be-
meath the coveriet: "Tm here, you
blankety. blank. blank, blank; what
In blankety, blank, blank do you want
Of mel" Uncle Chefs" fading eyes
lighted. The ghost Of smile chased,
Itself over his wan features. HE
knows me; he knows me-" the dying
man squeaked. And then he turned
his face to the wall and went to meet
his Maker.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
BOYS GIVEN GOOD TRAINING
Italian Youth Taught to oseems ssH-
Dependent 70 q Degree That
Seems Amazing.

One of the strangest cities in the
world, composed entirely Of little
gentlemen, and graccd with the most
radiant nomenclature-it has been
christened, because of its peculiar
construction, a "dry yenice'-is
Madcsimo, Italy. The very names
Of streets-Gcnerosity, Gaycty, Cor
diality-breathe the atmosphere Of
this juvenile Utopia, where all so
cial differences have disappeared be-
meath the explorers uniform. Nor
is this city such in name only; it has
all the departments that go to make
up hourishing municipality, and
its Youthful citizens are trained in
all the civic virtues, plus those
sterner qualities that come only from
direct contact with nature and the
solution of problems as they arise.
To the English or American reader
comparison with the boy scout pro-
gram in it's original form is inevi-
able. These youngsters are taught,
for example, to 80 three days hon
estIy without . soldo 1--WE would say
a cent) in their pockets; to establish
Geographic communication, to serve
as nurses-in short, to become as
self-dependent as is consistent with
modern progress.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
Explosive Flour.

For many years II has been known
that various forms. Of dust when min.
gled with air In certain proportions
are capable Of producing destructive
explosions when brought Into contact
with flame. This danger sometimes
exists In -four mills, an Instance being
the explosion Of three -four mills at
Minneapolis in 1878. II was then dem.
Onstrated by experiment that two
ounces Of -four In two cubic feet Of
confined air. when iguited, would cause
a violent explosion. and II was cal
culateti that the contents Of q -four
sack distributed through 1000 cubic
feet Of air would cause an explosion
capable Of throwing q weight Of $500
tons to q height Of 100 feet. An In.
stance Is known where sugar dust IL
confectionery factory caused an expso-
sion, and in another case dry soap
proved equally dangerous.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01

or some one Of the various sheathlns
materials designed foe this type Of
home. Being rectangular In shape. II
10 the least expensive to construct.
But BY the addition Of the sun parlor
at one side, and the garage at the
other. 1t has . well-baIanced. attrac-
tive appearance, enhanced BY the pan.
eled effect In the gable.
The dimensions Of this house are
only q by SO feet. but 1t requires lot
60 feet or more wide. ~ the sun par
lor projects 10 feet at one side and
the garage 20 feet at the other. How.
ever, the garage may be located at the
rear Of the house, or may b smaller,
as this was designed to hold two cars.
The advantage Of having the garage
adjoining the house Ii that the heat
ing plant IN the home may be used to
warm the garage. which IL well to do,
~ 1t prolongs the life OF the tires and
makes the machine available at all
times.
While the home - shown In the H.
Illustration u set on Q brick foundation,
concrete may be used The basement
extends under the whole of the house.
including the sun parior. The size Of
the basement provides plenty Of space
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
WAN AND aottas SKATES.

1t is far cry from the world war
to a child's roller skates, but accord
ing to fashion expert roller skate.
Of the latest approved model are
after the style Of British fighting
tanks. Novelty always being up
permost in the juvenile heart, it
matters not that the new skates are
surrounded by tanklike bodies made
of light sheet metal.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
A os.a Reason.

The old man was applying at the eye
hospital for some spectacles. and the
doctor was making test Of his eyes.
A card was fixed on the wall little
distance away from where the old man
was sitting and the doctor asked him:
"eon you read that. my MANI .No,
SIR" said the old man. II can't" The
doctor told him to go nearer. swell,
can you read 1t now!" Again the old
man replied: "No, sir" The doctor
angrily pulled him forward till his
nose almost touched the placard.
well can you read 1t nowr' mo, SIR
said the old man sadly, shaking his
head. "You see, sir. never learnt
to read!"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
STUCCO HOUSE IS
POPULAR STYLE.
Appeals to Many az Most A.
traotNe In Exterior.
FINE FOR CITY OR COUNTRY
Dy WIN. A. RADFoRp.

SS:ssoas AZ S,ys advice FaEss 'S 81
ST S,e. o e. s s SssIS?ssss Rsrtsin.ns e th.
pepsf: o. soceaat Of hiS wids ssps ~ me-.
= ytthodt doubt. u. hiehsst. authority
Q Wiiiism 4. Ra6fera. No. III YSairis
s svsass S es.Sss sor ~ and emily enclose
The determination to build q home
10 not arrived at hastily; and after
that object has been fixed In mind
there Ii required on the part Of ii
great proportion Of home builders the
saving of money enough to make the
nrst payment Of such an amount that
the contractor who erects the home.
the lumber and material dealer who
furnishes the materials, and the bank
er, who many times supplies. the
money. are assured that the builder
will stick to his determination. Get
ting ready to build the home requires
time in many instances. After the
site IL secured and the prospective
builder has reached the point when
he will enter into the contract for the
ctcSssou VI tu0 uOAnCs Sucu SVtuco uic
time to select the design Of house that
Is wanted.
Ideas Of what II ideal In = home are
as varied a. taste In dress. Some build
ers would have nothing but bunga-
low. while others would have anything
but . bungalow. A great number Of
builders. however, have fixed upon the
stucco house a. the most attractive
In exterior appearance and select .
design for this type Of house. 1t u to
this class Of prospective builders that
the house shown In the accompanying
illustration will appeal.
Here IL q stucco house that will give
the builders about the maximum
amount Of homo for his money. II Is
Of frame construction, with stucco ap-
piled to either wooden or metal iath,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
U.e eI... Bounding e..rs.

Plate glass was used in the con.
struction Of a sounding board that
has Improved the acoustic properties
Of Detroit church. according to Pop
ular Mechanics magazine. Three paues
OF heavy glass are net In an oblone
frame Of steel. which IA attached to 4
wooden pole ty wires from its corners,
and suspended over the pulpit by cables
fastened at either end Of the pole.
The cables pass through pulieys on the
ceiling. permitting the contrivance 10
be raised or lowered to suit different
speakers or conditions.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
Flint Safety s,exe,..

The first Of the safety bicycles was
put on the market In 1880. In this the
high front wheel was reduced and tho
rear wheel was about two.thirds the
height Of the front one. The machines
with wheels Of the. same size appeared
In 1888. bicycling began to be popular
about 1891. and the Craze" reached
'ta height about 1895, when wheels
had become low enough In price to b.
within the means Of the multitude.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
THE MURPHY FAMILY.

Some one member of the Murphy
family, of which Jimmy Murphy, a
senate stenographer, is the last sur
viving member, has been reporting
the senate proceedings ever since
1910. Jimmie's father, who recent
ly died, was senate reporter, and
% was Jimmie's uncle.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
EAaLyrrRA,h,No.

81 wonder how that italian poet
became such fighter?"
"Practice!" replied Mr.. Penwig-
gle. "No doubt he spent years fight.
ing with editors to get his poetry
printed"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
THE rRovsLE.MAkgRs.

"The world owes me a living re-
marked the i. W. W. shouter.
Yes" replied the industrious
citizen; "but how is the world going
to pay it if you insist on showing il
into bankruptcy"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
NOTHING WRONG Asour THAT.

Il dunno whether it's proper or
not. Mebbe so.n
whats the matter, maw?"
"My daughters divorced husband
is counting her again. Louisville
Confessional.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
THE VIEW.

would you regard the shooting
OF Americans in Mexico as a causus
bellum"
mo. sir; I'd regard it as . low.
down greaser outrage"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
MUST REMAIN AomELv.

"a rub with alcohol is . great
beautifier," says . physician.
Nowadays the rub comes when you
try to get the alcohol.-Boston
Transcript.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-05-01
AIR MAIL IN MOUNTAINS.

An air mail service is being
planned for remote towns in the Ca
madam Rockies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28

W'll trade some good stocks for tour
lns car We viii pay New York prices
fnr Nonr Liberty bonds Draw dfsn
through the American Sationsi hank with
honhs attached We GLADLY quote prices
on ell clAvcs - securities
rACl. A COMPTON COMPANY.
- NORTH ROBINSON,
Maple $40 rHOHfs l.. n as
iAVE a good ar,inny proposition IN
north rrrss 20 offer To rsrtieh having
standard d'lIiirE outfit. standard rig now
w address. Val Gardner. nav W Main.
We buy. sru quote Oklahoma oil .tooke
Gladyr Belle. Tufman. Kif,hlsy. Iontseh
CvHiral National ParhNille. rolo, Triple -
and others, market quotations free On.
wulsce Securities COMPANY, okmulFrH.
tk.a
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SPECIAL
Indications sfe that ihs hsst big field
will ha N eastern NrW NeKigo. sAH fuTn.
lsh fnfii srfp lHHHof IN the fsYofits cuuns
lice Ousdsiupe poiiHrA and Chatss flf
one dullaf psf are ipri visit ssi In
nov rrou a. 10 thr Development and
Gsnofal geology furnished 20 request
N 2 HiNrpN
80 ril'Ht NATIONAL uANK nfnd
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-.....-...... 49,. - 49,.
OIL GEoLoGisr.
Dnaa y gnulm
/ l-l' cll.nrl i.js rAffsI wsin-' co.
Petroleum u,oiosb
CittruN ". kEELtR
.ii' No. Mckinley M.pi. ssJc.J
DRILLING CoSTRACr READY
t0oQ srrss In supposed shalio~ field. 10
miles wsst of Mansum -Grsnue. Greer
| Huiphu coming OIL n,la geological sur
tey splendid structure. ab-tfaet. THE 10
N On iflllin contract. Roberts a Son,
Mansum. Oks.
lo.ogo ACRks i..s.s ioc.t.d 10 Madison
cHp1ty ifiluns eontrsc, wanted For
f4f'hyr luformatlun write viii Wiser.
NsfsHH,iIs TsI.
OIL LEASES 81 scr. up. loo rental.
nss Ersllaw sand fields ~estsrn Ten.
nss'rs spproVsd hy srulossi, ~ national
t"tu'a'ihn- Nflts rsnnokA Oh Co.
Dickson. Tenn.
WANTED Drilling contracts: bioeks Of
acreage for tests; ,crosss near drilling
~su' ? % 80, ~, oklshon. CITY.
WE sr- handling n,ny ser.s OF riiinsn
purchase Of ZANE for a falling hank Ac-
count y y'u wan' 10 buy or eel i~t us
hear from you ~ once. Robinson. Fain
t'shnm 4 Robinson. basement. Centf,l
t'Htk I1thpnst, ~ OHIO Avenue, Wiuh.
ua T5is TsNas. postoffics Boz III. T,l-
-phnrs $50
ARC HER COUNTY getting ready Tor big
'l.nr' hri'~r let us sell you a lstsr
While - cheap. We advertised IN thif va
per rh'' 90 eNpoct In Tillinsn. and 10
ROBINSON. Fam. PEcKuAM
rUpiNPON
hss"-i'ut, C~ntral stock EtchanEe
~, on. Avenue. wichlt. rsns Tsras
io>tHfcH box III. Telephone ?slc.
TlLLNAN COUNTY lsas, for sale. olo.,
"aInu' l'1i or Address n s'u-uvr
vs. Wet ION g. oklahoma City. Os,
NfW MrNiDr the sPniNG HOnM
H'N S1AUNEu LEASES ARE pEfNG
SOLD bT THE THOUSANDS OF
ACRES
Much 'sf fcloruruta gong on now many
wells draurs nhi contracted iar, nrw 'o.
's'lrrs almost daily, hro ceiling
lalsss % 800 rer acre and up In EdtJ
I't. LIuroin. thavrs Roose ,elt. peha.t
rr1 otl~r eastern S~w Mexico counue'
rentals itc, write Tor man and pArtiru.
oRCUrr HARRIS co. INC.
southsrat National BANK Bag
WILL pr a. logfea hotel. Shreveport, Low.
rtWt. lc' me know what you Van; IN
isuu.T. lua ,"ar-s. frillidv, etc viii Ee' II
Tor ypl ~ pinlmuml n ". Evans
NtlGNNNN county. Texas isatss, H,r
rrgtou wru making 1000 600 feet rss
At uyt0 feet Flee wood and OsscuhstA
vel sr miles north rettlNr formations
$40 feet h!rher. loises 81 to 80 acre. =
'-o' His'or', r.sas
Hlilfrs Snh Srminol. counties ou
Irusas fought and sold oil and E,s
bosh four1 tree map W J. Ryan. Hold
enf.il, oua over Adams store, Phone
lhs
Sl,I drilling. contract very close to good
v..l In Gbrhrr rrii. nothing better
nu' hero. put'N sctIpn necsEAry. wire
PIX. tci John \ Graham.
SECOND HAND uipe TOR sale, tor lmm"d,.
Ht- shipment ioo.oe0 fett ;.iuch, l.r.
10000 f.rt. 90 .nrh ibn, i0.00n feet g..
N %. y -, -5on feet. s-inoh, " 10. uthgr
,f.s prirea uroror'ionats. Texas supply
t.. beaumont. T-SaA
We rNN MY AND SELL TUE FOI.-
LOWING STOCKS si'nIECT TO
CONSTITUTIONS.
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o,r.oY.roMN MAJ r.r,rn

NARgAfN- Corner pair tots. northwest
block baumans Addition Cash or
terms tinG 90 " { Axe kldruft
savings. Kansas Ciu, no
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= III, rrari ant ouH a.rrum sgsrifn~Hts,
rented Cor tl11 mpnthiy r hirh els -
tenants, very dstirshi- rioss IN rprn~t
tno~ f'r ouct safe ~ hon. iiiodH cah
]. Moore, Maple lsA ~ wslnp 'sls.
y ~ GARDNER
's.tf Arsrifan National Rank aif
siN FoaiT FtUvlTDRE
Al nlre. iscaiof IN u'cS apst'meai
?, " GtILAHp LAND co.
''e lihef'y Hjig Wainur seit
TwO STORY HONNs
beautiful flphi.rpom t.rthtY homc IN.
ishod ln hardwood throughout NieA iv-
ins room with rleniei irsekfs.si room.
.il huilt IN feature Eyrsilont b. ssHent,
rooms IN s,Nirs and hsauiifdl lii,ls den
with nihn,t and slfrrins porch With
hardwood Not an exceedingly iarsv
hnr'F. bg unusually we'll hunl aud rretiy.
80 900 List dfi ft
Lafgc iwo.stofy home fnl~hri ~n'ire,y
IN hardwood upstairs and dywa I.iNlnG
room running artosr the fri,rs hpass.
ponutifm msntsi on. oi tho prc,tIs,t
hult,in huffeia IN tho city Es'raoriihary
busrm~nt and furnace: laundry tuts. large
fefvsnis' pnsHcru extra large lot. her'ir
Seod sleeping porch b-su'fui living ROOM
home snh unusually striking Prlc- ui,-
0oo i.ir'tps ssi.
Two stnry riFht room. sr'rs large rooms.
ifested within Walking distance ~ hlsh
school end an unususl revenue proposition.
Tho place " now rented Tor iga per
month ani 'hs isfu-r n sub-rentinx Tor
sikh snd h'irg IN the propcr'y In other
wotis me rrorsf'y will psy 10 percent
on the pischsH" price aud furnish you Q
homo. Price only ~ .he, ilstina $50
ftvE AND six ROOMS
weti hunt California hungsiov. Lsrss
lliur room scro., snife front. Every
M Ia IA AT
,ne u m" pY'tie., s'th ysri.. In the
eiies Dor only it,iaD unu'uaily seel
tprnts Listing .aA.
bungalow oh west isih street. unu.usI.
" largo rooms. hafdw.od throughoutt
beautiful msntei. haohedsss hrshkfnt
room nll tuii Ia f"aiur.s bsssmsnt
ionhi" ygragr and ifl's. taise lot fiiss.
PARRISH q uARpEr.L
Nspla ia1a, 80 naum Banding.
CALlfoRNiA uuNuALow
rooms. flushed IN esh all uhs
nonfs. bresNfast room J s.ts ut frEnrh
doors beautiful fireplace. Price oihers Ia
good locations ard ihon let me ,hav voc
sood huY rice 1900. si.soo cash.
l;o'.i,d rear 'it @pd cisssen Call n.
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