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Carnival of Madrid"

The management of Saltair is hard
at work preparing to give 1.-The Car
nival of Madrid" to be given at the
beautiful resort from August to IS
1t will take $50 people to produce it
on the scale intended, and will surpass
in magniicence anything ever before
attempted at Saltair, which is saying
much.
Today the Tenth ward people will
have an excursion to Saltair.
Friday will be the university field
club day at Saltair.
On July Is the theater employees will
give a masked carnival at Saltair
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The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all Others.
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas OF Junction
City, H.. was told by her doctors she
had Consumption. and that there was
no hope for her, but two bottles DR.
Kings New Discovery completely
cured her and she says it saved her
life. Mr.. Thos. Eggers, 139 Florida
St, San Francisco, suffered from
dreadful cold. approaching Consunp-
ton, tried without result everything
else, then bought one bottle CT Dr.
Kings New Discovery and n two
weeks was cured. He is naturally
thankful. 1t is such results, of which
these are samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy of this medicine in
Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles
at Il. c. NJ. l. Drug dept. Regular
price, 25n and SOC.
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Ore and Bullion

The ore and bullion receipts yester-
day were as follows:
Commercial National Bank. ores,
$1,000.
Mccormick & Co., bullion, $1S,1O0;
ores, s2.7O0; cyanides, $1,000.
T. R. Jones & Co., ores, $500; bull
lion, $4,000
Wells, Fargo & Co., bullion, $1O,S59.
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Dividends Declared.

The Utah Commercial and Savings
bank yesterday declared a quarterly divi-
dend of per cent.
The Deseret Savings bank yesterday
paid its quarterly, dividend OF 2 per cent.
The Galena Mining company will pay
its regular monthly dividend of $1,000 on
the Goth.
The Utah Mining company viii pay its
regular monthly dividend Of $1,000 on the
same date
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EXCURSION RATES EAST.
via the Union Pacific

VII INC UH1Dn fUC1Hc.
To Chicago and return, July 3-4-5.
only s42.50.
To Milwaukee and return, July 1914
Is, and August % and %, only $3.50.
st. Louis and return, July Is, 10 and
20, only $3.50.
To Omaha and return, August 1917
is, only $50.
To St. Paul and return, August 1880.
only s37.
For particulars call at city ticket
office, POI Main street
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tween Kansas City and Utah and Colo
RADIO points. Direct roads between
Kansas City and Denver want the
short line rates abolished by the indi-
rect lines and the latter are equally
DESTROYS of keeping them in effect The
meeting was in session all day, but
Failed to reach an agreement, Matters
will be allowed to rest as they are at
present, and if it is found that the
revenues of any road are being serious
called
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Reported Sale of This BONANZA
Mine Denied at the Gem
pany's Office.
THE MINES AT ALTA
The Tramway Opened and Ore
Shipments Ready.

Dividends Observation-Disclosures Action
of Roy McDonaId--The Mt. Nebo
SpeciaI Car-The North Fork Piac-
ers-The Mammoth Started Up
on For The Line District-R eturn
of Hon. George w. Il. Dorsey
Supt. j. ID. Kendall VIII Fish-The
San Jose Mine. in Sanpete--Big
Four Mine on Brush Creek-0re
M BuIJion Rcceipts-Silver and
Lead-Banb CIearings Mining
Notes and Personals.
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IS CHARLIE SLEUTHING?
County Attorney Disappears on a
Mysterious "Vacation.
ELDER HANSEN VANISHES
BUT BEFORE HE GOES HE ..PIPEs'
OFF HIS MISSION.

Snys He is Going With the County
Attorney in Quest of the Missing
Hermans and That Kansas City is
the First Objective Point-Te1Is
His Friends He is Going to Bing-
ham to Sell Mining Stock While
His Family Claim He is Going to
RichfieId.
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THERE is GOOD MONEY

To be made in mining stocks by careful
investment. Utah's listed stocks have
paid $S0,661 600 in regular dividends
Weekly market letter and quotations
upon application.
JAMES A. POLLOCK. 16O Main street,
Salt Lake City.
E. C. wooLLEY. Jr.. Member Stock
Exchange
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CHICAGO, July 6.-The Times-Her-
aid today prints the following views Of
the most prominent delegates who are
here attending the Democratic national
convention:
New York will walk out of the con-
vention in case Michigan is thrown out
by the free silver men. 1t would not
be Democratic to be silent witness TO
such an outrage. This convention has
no right to override the decision of the
state convention and pass upon the le-
gality of the instructions given to the
delega ton. It would violate Demo-
cratic principle.
at would not do to discuss the tenn
porary craftsmanship at this time II
has not been offered me. l could, there
fore, have had no opportunity 10 re-
fuse to accept the honor. There was no
conference between my friends ana
myself over the probable reception the
silver men might give the presenta-
ton of a gold man for the place. 1t is
one of the matters that are giving me
the least worry.
Democracy has been always for BIZ
netallism. l once wrote a letter-prob-
ably several of them-in which l advo-
Gated bimetallism by international
agreement This seems to be impossi-
BILE at this time. The party, as | know
it. does not want free silver. There is
but one alternative-gold. l favor this
against the other. 1 think at this
time that independent bimetallism is
impossible.
"rhere is going to be a. struggle in
the convention. I think the first fight
will arise over the right of certain gold
delegates to seats. 1t is against all
rule that the credentials committee
should supercede the state convention.
1 shall speak on this point as soon as
the issue is raised. There must be no
arbitrary action by the apparent ma
jority. We propose to see that the
thing is fought fairly to the end. We
are all Democrats and want to save
Democratic traditions.
"DAVTD r HILL"
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SUNBEAM.
New Mining Company Formed BY
Wen known Salt Lakers.


The Sunbeam Consolidated Mining
company filed its articles with the
county clerk yesterday with Arthur F.
Welby Marcus E. Jones, Edwin L.
Carpenter. William H. Paul, Leonard
P Mark William G. Shary and Will
lam E. Hahn as the incorporators. The
capital stock is S25O,OOO divided into
shares Of s. each and is represented
in the following property: The Silver
Cloud lode. a bond and lease of the
Sunbeam. the Lady Aspinwall, and the
Stubs Sunbeam claims. and an agree
ment to purchase the First Southern
Extension Sunbeam claim, all proper
ties located near Silver City in the
Tintic district. The officers and di-
rectors are: President, Arthur E.
Welhy; e-president, Marcus E.
Jones: secretary and treasurer. Edwin
J.. CARPENTER: William H. Paul. L. P.
Mark. William G. Sharp and William
e Hahn
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IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
GARFIELD TO HAVE A PRODUCTION
OF TIE MEI1ADO.

The Tenth Ward People VIII Have
an Excursion to Saitair Today
Preparations FOR Il Great Enter
tainment at This Beautiful Re-
sort Next MontIl-LocaI Notes.-The
Latest By Wire.
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FuckIen's Arnicn snIve.

The best salve in the world >or Cuts.
Bruise-, Sores. Ulcers. Salt kheurn.
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin erup-
tons. and positively cures Piles or no
Pay required. II is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction Or money refunded.
Price, 25 cents per box. Fore sale by
z. C. NJ. I. drug department.
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UTAH-coLoRAD CUT.
Western Roads Trying to Adjust
the Difficulty.

CHICAGO, July 6.-The executive
officers of the western roads met today
to consider the trans-Missouri passen-
ger situation. Rates in this part of
the country have been demoralized for
some time, the chief difficulty being be-
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person the idea hat will counsel a.
bolt. In fact, 1 have refrained stead
tasty from making any statements as
to what action we were taking in the
convention
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PACIFIC FEED MILL COMPANY.

Incorporated With n Capital Stock
of Five Thousand Dollars.
The Pacific Feed Mill company filed
its articles of Incorporation with the
county clerk yesterday. It is capital
lied at $4,000 in shares of S. and the
subscribers are ALI A Rudy, Simon
Bamberger, Carl s. Schmidt. Joseph
Oberndorfer and Charles E. Pearson.
AS the name indicates the company
will do a general grain and feed bust
ness and for. that purpose takes all
the stock and machinery belonging to
the Pacific Feed Mill in this city.
Simon Bamberger is president; Joseph
Oberrdorfer, vice. president; Aft Rudy.
secretary and treasurer.
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Fare for round trip, so cents.
Olsor's orchestra in attendance ev-
cry afternoon and evening. Bathing,
boating, dancing. The only white
sandy beach on the lake
Depot corner First South and Fourth
West. D. E. hurley,
General Agent
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Rnnk CIearinrs.

The clearings of the associated
banks yesterday were 1924, 329. For the
same day last year they were $19S, 431.
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He Denies 1t.

CHICAGO, July 6.-Senator Hill was
credited in some of the papers this
morning as making a signed statement
that the gold standard men would be
advised by him to bolt the convention
If the Michigan gold delegation was un-
seated. To a representative of the As
ISOLATED Press. Hill. said today: THE
statement is absolutely false. The only
thing said was embodied in an in
terview / gave your association yester-
day. never said anything to give any
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Silver and Lead.

Bar silver was quoted yesterday at
6SA cents; lead, $3.50; casting copper,
1875 cents.
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READY FOR ELECTION.
Registrars Appointed For Nearly
All City Precincts.
THE NEW JORDAN BRIDGE.
BIDS FOR ITS CONSTRUCTION TAXI
EN- UNDER AMUSEMENT.

Fees Turned in BY County ofiicers-a
Treasurer Lynn's Annual Report
of Trees-CIaims Allowed ROu-
tine Business Disposed OF.
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E. E. Crooks. broker. Al w. Second
South street Telephone 81.
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D. H. Peery. jr., Dewitt B. Lowe,
stock brokers, 10 West End. South st.
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HILL MAKES AN
"AWFUl" THREAT
New Workers Will Probably Bolt
the Convention.
SEVERAL DEMANDS MADE
SAYS DEMOCRACY STANDS FOR
BIAiETALLISM.

Bland a Man of the People in All
That the Term Implies-Party
Lines Eliminated in Colorado
Governor BOies' Chances AS
Seen By the National Delegate
From Iowa.
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Garfield Beach.

Effective July 1, trains between Salt
Lake and Garfield Beach will run as
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A MAN OF THE PEOPLE.

II have served four years in con-
gress with Mr.. Bland, and there wit
messed his earnest devotion to the
cause of silver. 1 believe his work, in
season and out of season, in behalf Of
that cause has had more to do with
the creation of this peaceful revolution
than anything else that has happen
ed in the last twenty years. His name
and record will make a platform. The
people>in this campaign want to know
that the man they vote for as president
is in good faith in his advocacy of sill
YER Mr. Bland is a California pioneer,
also a Nevada pioneer. In these two
states he welded a pick and shovel
and since his return to Missouri from
the west has followed the occupation,
except the time he was serving in con-
gress, Of a farmer. So we have in him
a man of the people, springing from
the ranks and in sympathy with their
aspirations This contest is one of the
masses as against the classes, the PEG
pie against Wall street, and it is fit
ting that a man chosen from the
masses who has rendered such service
should be thus chosen leader.
-. CAMENITTI
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The Chicago Board.
CHICAGO, July 6.-Mining sales and
quotations:
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BUSINESS, MINING AND STOCKS
THE sIERCUR DEAL.

as rich as are to be found in the great
Camp Floyd district.
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Delegate from California.
WANT A SILVER MAN.

1--WE are here under practical in
structions for free silver at Is to 1,
outside of foreign interests and we
want a candidate who will represent
these views. The majority of the del
egation has expressed no presidential
preferences. California wants a NOM
inee who can win. believe every mem
Der of the delegation favors the nom
ination of Democrat.
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The board of county commissioners
held a session yesterday afternoon i'm
mediately upon the adjournment of the
board of equalization and appointed
registrars for the various precincts
throughout the city and county. AS
several precinct organizations had
fared to send in names from which 10
select agents, all precincts were not
filled. The city is nearly complete. but
in some outside districts in the county
vacancies still exist, and unless the
chairmen of these precincts submit
lists of names before the next meeting
of the board the appointments will be
made anyway.
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Nv. W. FOOTE.
National Delegate from California"
PARTY LINES ELIMINATED.


National Delegate from California"
PARTY LINES ELIMINATED.
1.-THE silver nominee will carry Colo
rady by $4,000 majority. The feaity
to state and national interests has
eliminated party lines in Colorado.
There is only one party there now and
that is a Silver" Bland would be an
acceptable nominee.
&C. s. THOMAS,
National Committeeman and Chair
man Colorado Delegation"
ANY GOOD MAN.
BLAND or any silver Democrat can
carry Colorado and the silver states.
Silver forces should combine. United
we stand, divided we fall.
"B. SWEENEY,
National Delegate from Colorado"
WHO CARES?
"Mr Whitney and his forces should
stand By Nebraska and Michigan in
the contests for seats. The Nebraska
delegation does not want Bryan for
temporary chairman.
EUCLID MARTIN,
National Delegate from Nebraska"
HAS FAITH IN BOIES.
Governor Boies is sure to be the
nominee of the coming campaign be-
cause of his availability and strength
in all sections of the country with all
classes. He halls from a Republican
state whose majority ne has twice
overcome and which he can again over
come as the nominee for president.
He is strong with the German people
and can poll their entire vote be-
cause of his great fight in Iowa for
personal liberty. He is particularly
strong with the farmers of the great
west because of his celebrated speech
in New York and his persistent recog-
milton of their interests. He is strong
with the laboring people, because he
was the first governor in the United
States to recognize a labor s-ader
in his appointments and has shown
great interest in the cause at all times
and places. He is the candidate of
the masses: is right on all the issues,
silver, tariff, labor, agriculture, and
can defeat Mckinley and the gold
standard. IS. BREWSTER,
National Delegate from Iowa.
THE FINANCIAL PLANK.
"The financial plank should declare:
"First-For the free and unlimited
coinage of silver at 16 to 1.
"Second-Eternal hostility to the
sale of United States bonds in time
of peace.
"Third-The destruction of the ma
tional banking system.
81. E. WHITE.
"Who will nominate Boies.'
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NEW JORDAN BRIDGE.

Bids were offered for the construction
of the bridge across Jordan between
Crescent and South Jordan precinct as
follows: D. B. Brinton, 1912; Willard
&, Stewart, 5000; Palmer e. Dykes, 1855;
Bowden & Gregg. painting alone. sos;
Andrews Bridge company, $3.50.
The bids we're taken under advise
ment to be awarded at some future
day.
Elijah Lloyd sent in a communication
asking that the county reimburse him
5000 for gravel taken from his land.
If the board would do this he would
agree to construct a highway across
the property free of charge. Referred
to Roberts.
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Great American Importing Tea Go.

245 MAIN ST Salt Lake
MONEY SAVING STORE.
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ABOUT THE $ MARX.
why 1t Should Not Precede the Fig
ur..s of The 4 mnunf EnsInnninl


Did it ever strike you as being at all
Isl before instead of after the figures in
expressing the sum OF five, ten, twenty,
or any other number of dollars? We
may say twenty five dollars pla in
enough for any one to understand, but
as soon as we put the expression into
figures and characters, it is .dolla rs
twenty-five" $3.50 instead of Eos. as il
should he. Nor is this all that is pecul-
lar in this connection. In every coun-
try which has a written language and
a system of coinage The abbreviation for
the unit of value precedcs the figures.
In England the pound mark 60 is used
IN the same manner that the dollar mark
is used in this country, while the same
peculiarly is noticeable in Germany, where
the abbrcviation m. (for mark appears pre-
ceding the number, just as the French alb
brcviatou FIR. flor france is used in France.
II the authorizations are not used the
legend is more apt to be correct. We find
that in Mexico they have Il "2 1-2 pesos"
instead of .'p. 2 1-2." as one might expect,
and in Newfoundland they have Il plain two-
dollar piece. SO, too, in France, where the
abbreviation is not used we find such pieces
as 10 francs, 10 francs and 40
francs" In Germany they have piece
marked TX thaler," which is all very
plain but the moment a clerk, boOkkecper
or other person makes an entry or jots down
q memorandum he tells you that it is a
18th. X" The English pound sign, which
is believed to be the oldest monetary
abbreviation now in use, is the old initial
letter by which the Romans expressed
.pounds." Just as we use Tbs" 1t has been
suggested that we use our money abbrevia-
ton backward because the Romans in ex-
pressing pounds" always said libra de-
GEN." instead of "decem libra" the first
being pounds ten and the latter "ten
pounds" when their initial letter or char
acter was used it always preceded the fig
urcs. thus sci o. instead Of the reverse.
Thus the whole world have gotten in the
habit of doing these things backward.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

EPIPHANY CHAPEL-Rev. A. NJ. Hill
liker in charge. Sunday school, $50; morn
ing service, IL: special evening service
for men, 1880. The second of series of
Illustrated lectures on the Life and Teach
ings of Christi Thursday evening in the
parish house at 7:3O. All seats free.
ALL SOULS CHURCH-Corne Four
teenth and L streets northwest. Methods
of Divine Revelations" and "Transfigura-
ton of Christ and Some Other Transfignra-
tons are the topics for the morning and
evening sermons by the Rev. E. L. Rex
ford, ID. D., of Columbus. Ohio. Sunday
school and unity study class at 9:45 a. m.
Young peoples meeting at $50 p. m. All
are invited.
FAITH CHAPLIN. between Four-and-
a-half and Sixth streets southwest: Rev.
Edward Warren. pastor. SHnday,f a. M,
Bible study; 8 p. M, Sunday school; $50
p. M, senior G. E. society visitation by
the District union lookout committee; 7:30
p. M, reception of new members and holy
communion. Wednesday. ESQ p. m. con-
ference praise and prayermeeting. Friday.
7:30 p. M. preaching at Bethany chapel,
Ohio avenue and Thirteenth strest
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Touching Grief.

"smithers lost his dog last wcck-that
big Newfoundland, you know
"He was awfully fond of him, too, wasn't
he?''
81 should say he was. Why. he can't
think of anything else. The other day at
dinner he wanted a piece of sausage and
asked his wife to pass Rover"
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Special, NOTICES.
- = - = = = -s..l.--------
WASHINGTON. d. c.. ia

WASHINGTON d. c.. January
II. 1s96.-Thc annual meeting OF The
Shareholders of the Washington Gas LiSht
Company, for the election OF directors, VIII
be held-at the office OF the company, 4lo
ION ST. NV. MONDAY. February 3, 1896
The polls will I've open from l. o'cloc; noon
to l o'clock p. IN. WILLIAM Il. oRME'
Secretary. tanIs TO feb3-xS
A special meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
the Cross Manufacturing Company Is
called TO he held January 20, 1896, WE'D
NESDAY, at p. M, at tie oillce OF Inc
va. for the purpose of Icorgauzing the
board of directors. w A. DISNEY.
Secretary jauS-2lt
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Sale OF mems furnishings at the Bon
,Marche today.
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dog. named Cap; 4 months old: yellow
Reward If returned to iOl Wilson ST. NV
jalT-3t ern
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LOST-Friday evening, gong from
Market Space to 18th. down F to 9th,
n lady's silver watch. with gold chain
gold elk on back. Reward II left at
700 9Th
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LOST-Tiger cat, gray and white, black
stripes. named 'Toots." Return to
40 K st. ne; suitable reward 1t
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LOST-A seaiskiD nag containing gold
trimmed spectacles in case, pair OF gold
trimmed eyeglasses. purse containing money
anda linen handkerchief ma rkei. Tue finder
this office. jal6-3t-em
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wANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-By lady. two medium or
one large unfurnished nom: one heated;
light housekeeping, state lowest terms;
NV. or sw. preferred. Address E. NJ. B.,
this office. Item
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EOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-At a bargain, % acres
at station at Hcrndon Va; cottage
house; good fruit. water, and shade. P. B.
BUELL., Herndon, Va. 1t
FOR SALE-A bargain; only ST. 900;
for five room, brick; water in yard and
kitchen; South Capitol ST., near street cars;
500 cash; balance easy terms. BEDFORD
W. WALKER & son. 1905 Est. ja16-3t
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LOST-Large white and black cat with
collar and lock. Liberal reward If re-
turned to CALDWELL Il HUMBLE'S Bill
LARD PARL0R, IO1 10th st. NV
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ANTED-Twoncel furnishcdr rooms
for light housekeeping; state terms and
particulars. Address L. o. F., this office.
jalE-3t-em
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WA NTED-Three unfurnIshed rooms
dear herdic or car line: give pdriicl-
lars. Address 134 East Capitol St ii
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-Smqilz farm; 20 miles
from v aslling ton. o7,N'asbington South
of j. AZ. SRkING MAN. springman P. o.,
We ja14-7t
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WA NTED -Immcdiately, for u cash
customer, house in good location, NV.
or Georgetown preferred; price not to eX-
coed $4,000. Owners address, r. W.
WATErR Y SON. 1906 Est. iaI6-3t