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FJsBY- ut.r.l peacefully irtr rzst 90 Mon
~. plt..'-E = --'e sF $50 T- ~ jaul-- a..
" tt~fl, ana father ~ james Jennie. tieHTep.
D. ~ .aE'- ana Norris Flrel- Nrs Kos AgI.va-
Hfg ln-e Fur'EH. Mr. Margaret HIwthurua
nee turFyD and brother ~ Fl i. FUr.y. John
EHF"E and AIS. Margaret SUieier in-+ Fur-vl.
Funeral VIII take place from the family resi-
l'ncr- no -slN Howard -tT-at. on THURSDAY.
N'ia'peT -. ar 2 a. u 90 -. Leu's Church.
thence 20 Calvary Cemetery. Friends are re-
sp'crully invited us-eaael was member 0s
Painters Union. local No. Us. Cincinnati o..
papers please COPY.
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FERGT TSOS-October &c. 1s1s. at Cayuga. Ind
AznHte. beloved wife q Chas. a. Ferguson.
Ennefds services az residence. 40 l4s7A Old
Ailcnester road, "Wednesday. zsth inst. !.
o'clock %. N
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TELEGR RAPH NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD

LOWELL. MAss.--The firm Of Horace
L. ShattucS & Son. hardware. bscvcia and
automobile dealers Of Lowell Boston AMI
Providence, have assigned. with Iiabilifias
IL is understood. OF SgO0C0.
SALIDA. COLO.-By the air failing "a
work on the second section OF a freirbt
train on the Denver and Rio Grande on
a steep grade. the train ran into tho roar
Of the first section. Four men vers hurried
beneath the wreckase. Three Of them
were killed outright.
BERLIN-Emperor William has derf7e5
10 erect 4 bronze monument 10 The 1sta
Herr Krupp. the gunmaker. before fbe
Imperial Yacht Club. at Kiel Tnc zSrn
peror gave the commission for eXect1tiCr,
10 Professor Haverkamp. The Emneror
himself will make the drawings
BUDA PESTH. HUNGARY - Adolf
Friedman, the American who was ar
rested at the instance Of the United Stafeq
authorities on the charge Of fraudulent
bankruptcy in New York. has been re
leased from custody.
SPOKANE. WASH.-UnIted States en-
gineers are investigating a project for
irrigating 100000 acres in Central Wash
infgton. forming a gigantic loop throflsb
the big Bend country over thrse-
fourths OF the vast territory will gel n.
water supply from the Spokane River.
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tbNDEEN-Eutercl into rest un Tues -ar
- Der =. Is.a az O'Clock u. -a. n1r.ffa
Sfa-57en, b-'oF-l e1uEHter G Cgas aai Julia
'Tynureu tuHs EsdUHaal. Funeral viii -al4
% lace from family residence. Nc gglF Clsrz
avenue. or Thursday. October IL AZ ..sa q. rT
20 Calvary Cemetery
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l. HpIAN-On Tuesday October . l-a ar ?
RelocE p m. Nellie. beloved daughter 4 Dan
~itf and Mary Hogan tne. Murphy aged .
years, ID months and l. days The funeral will
take place Thursday. 2ytb inst. at l-cl0. /
m. from family residence No. 22s6 Cass ave
rue. 90 -. Le1's Church thence l. t,lIvary
Cemetery Friends are invited 20 attend
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LEAD. S. D-J. A. Marcouv was chloro-
formed 10 Death and his wife stupetled
by the drug Robbery is supposed to have
been the motive.
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kEHLDR-Ou Monday. October 2s 1913 n 3
2 m James Z. NJ KeHI0T. Funeral from "
Nan1cT-llter place. u NeLnes1sye - D. M IN
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USS-Eut-r-I into rest Tg--sav O-t5-
Der 2 ls1a. az D. u-. Eerch0lI Erauss be
igfe4 son of Carl and Bertha TTau-~ il.e
Funeral private
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Lowell. Mass. Oct. 2T-The managers of
She BEL Clothing Company. owning a
4arse store. Nos. 81 to 81 Merrirnack
street; In this city. think il very ukeiy
that they may have sold 10 an AT15anisy7 !,
deTny hat like the enc found as a ciev
10 the London assassination.
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SPECIALTlES.
FUNERAL FLOWERS
DEATHS.

Alc designs Of au kinds - HgsaIsA l-IlJws
crosse etc also artificial smbIarrs. Loose Gu
n-EsIs- Llrn ElUrll 90. I-2s olive 81
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MRS AMANDA REAL.S
Nation III. oct. 27-,.-s Ar,,rF, r,.,r,
- years cd. is dead At h7r home In T-ius AIS
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KLINE-EHtered into rest at his late resi-
9eact, No 81 Famous avenue. at p. m.
hand Of jamie T. Kline me- Powers aged q
years and = days Deceased was Il member
Union. Funeral from family residence No
t-l Famous avenue. Wednesday. October gS
thence 10 cavalry Cemetery Ration R0Ige
La papers and New York Herald please copy
KREKl2I,-E Entered into r-st on Monday. oc-
JCr-f =. i-l i- . .haries g r. ISTels.l. beloved
ga Missouri avenue.
LEDDIN-Entered into rest. on Monday octo-
per =. Egs- az p m, after a brief Illness.
and Frances Leddin ine- Hays. and our dear
Funeral on Thursday. o5irhcr o. at $50 a
s m. from residence. No. 1870 South Second
street. TO st. Vincents Church. thence 10 Cal
yary Cemetery. Chicago papers please copy.
ENATGH-Tuesday. october p. 1913 al I
a. m Fannie ]. MeaauEh. rslict Of the late
Wilson T. Menapeh ana beloved msther q
John W. and charles H. MenauEh. aged 20
years months and q days; Funeral win take
pace from the r.siGense Il her son, ohm y
Thursday, october % at $50 .. m
MoELLENBECK-o Monday morning. oc,o-
bel q. 1913. at O'Clock. Henry J. Moellenbcrk,
irnbecE and Emily Vogt aged 9 wears and 2
months. Funeral from residence. No. ISIS south
Tenth street, "Wednesday, at p- m
REEBER-At the Missouri Baptist sanf-
l. = Ric:5r FunessI services and inscrmeat i l
at Murphysbcro. H., Thursday. october %.
sCFMECKEBiER-Tu Tuesday. October q. ls3
al 2;27 o.. M. Louis Schu1eckeber beloved hu--
ard father u Eatic re..h tnee schmeckehieri
George Fred. Annie HarrE- Louise Willie
81 years months and davs. Funeral Thurs
day October y. At 1880 %. m tr1rEl fam ly res
idence No SIS NeoIasisa avenue. Friends and
Tslatives invited
= sE.NTFP-0n Tuoeli7v October - 1872 o, =
p. M. John Asa Senter aged e years; son Of
The late Wm j. Sentsr; az the res dence of
Park boulevard. Due notice OF funeral viii be
given.
SI-LLIVAN-On Tuesday. October ?. 1919 At
o'clock m. Mary sullivan (nee Cssey}
rslict n Daniel Sulii-an. mother Of Mrs James
'Nvlialsu and Mrs ~ E sullivan. The funeral
MI. take place THURSDAY OctnheT 20 a q
o'clocb a m. from residence OF he son-in-isw
n r sullivan No. 1850 Bac2n street. 10 st
Tercsa's Church thence 20 Calvary Cemetery.
Friends are invited 20 attend
ToENNIEs-o Sunday. Octorer =. 1903. At .
o. m Martha & f. Toenni7s. beloved daughter
q Christine Toaanies tnee Naglg. aCed q
residence OF grandparents, Henry Fs.cke. No.
1913 Wright street NSranesday, October 3, at
80 %. m. thenge 20 church of st. Peters Gene
VkNCE-On Tuesday. october =. 1900. at n
m Emma. the helorcd wife Of Thos. H Vance,
aged g years. Funeral from family residence.
.. a, ? p. m. Friends invited to attend.
WONDERLY-At Clemens Hospital. Red
Bud, III, on the morning Of October p. lsla,
I,eter wonderly. born IN Emmetsburg Nd.
Funeral from Union station. Thursday. october
y at Il o'clock. 70 Calvary Cemetery
wR;IGHT-on he morning Of October q Igga
CgriiiS a WrisAt TiaoW oi James Glark Wright,
from rsss:idenee Of her daughter: Mrs. c. c Sal
Csnetery.
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BEDDIN-Entered into rest. on Monday. Oryo-
Der 3. Eu5 al 2. M. after brief Illness.
NarEuerlte Leddtn. beloved daughter Il James
and Frances Leddin ine- Hays. and our dear
sister, aged - years months and da
Funeral on Thursday. October % at $3.50 a.
m. from residence. No. 1870 South Second
street. TO st. NinCeut's Church. thence TO Cal
van, Cemetery. Chicago papers please copy.
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AiENATGH-Tuesday October q 1913 al I
a. Fannie j. NeaauEh. ralict Of the late
Wilson r. ApnauEl. ard beloved mother 1f
John ". and Charles E. MsnauEh. aeaI -
years . months and p days. Funeral viii take
place from the residence Il her son John "
aIenaurh. No. ISIS Arthur avenue. AIaplewood
THURSDAY. October %. az 1850 D. m
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NoELI.ENBECK-Ou Monday morning Octo-
ber q. 1913. at O'Clock. Henry J. Moelenbcrk
beloved brother 4 Frederick and Edward Mol
lruberE and Emily Nogt. aged = years and
months. Funeral from residence. No. ISIS south
Tenth street. "Wednesday, at D. n.
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SJ-HMECE ESiF-B Tuesday. October .. j. g
al 2.21 a r. Louis SchGneckebier. beloved huG-
hand N Louisa Schmeczf bier tnee Strathmann)
and father gf Katie Telrh tnee SChmeCkenieri
George. Fred. Annie. Harry Louise. Willie
MnhCL and fnthar-u-law OF Robert Teich. aged
81 years 4 months and davs Funeral Thurs
day. October -. at 1880 m. frurn fam ly res
idenCe No. SIS Nebraska avenue. Friends and
relatives invited.
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kREK FL Entered il;o r-st on Monday. Oc-
r. tgber .. lsa, Charles e. f. KTels.l beloved
son u sophia krehel- Funeral Wednesday, o.
tgber -S at l;5H p. M from residence No
22H Missouri avenue.
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= SENTER-Ou Tuesday October - 1873. at =
D. M. John Asa Seuter, aged - years. son of
the late Vim. il Ssntcr. at the res dence of
hIs sister, Mrs. Silas Is. Jones. No. 43sS Forest
given
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EEELER-At the Missouri Baptist Sani-
rarium. Tuesday morning October =. 1915 Mrs
l. T.. RleErr Funeral services and iuteEmeut
al AIurphysbCro. H., Thursday October %.
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SI-LLINAN-On Tuesday. October .. 1919 at
o'clock a m. Mary sullivan fnee CsseyA
rslirt n Daniel Sulii-an. mother Of Mrs James
'Nv!ialsu and Mrs. ~. = sullivan. The funeral
wi. take place Thursday. October 20 at 9
,l'clncl a m. from residence OF he son-in-lav
II sullivan. No. 1850 Bacon street 10 st
-errea's Church. thence 20 Calvary Cemetery
Friends are invited 70 attend.
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ToFNNIES-Ou Sunday. October .. 1903. at .
g. m Martha G. f. TOenni7s. beloved daughter
q Christine Toaanies t1ee Nagltl. aCed q
yrar7 months and ! DAY. Funeral from the
residence OF Rrandparents, Henry Fl.cke No
1914 Wright street. "Wednesday. October gs at
80 %. m. thenle 70 church Of 81. Peters Gene
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NANCE-On Tuesday. October - 1907 At 4
n. Emma. the beloved wife Of Thos. II. Vance,
aged s. years Funeral from family residence.
Nc sil5 Spencer pace. on THURSDAY. October
-. at p. m Friends invited 20 attend.
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WONDERLY-At Clemens Hospital. Red
Bud, III. the morning Of October q. lgl3,
Peter Wonderly. born In EmmetsburE. Nd
-tfd old resident OF st. Louis. aEed s. years.
Euneral from Union Station. Thursday October
2S at II O'Clock. 20 Calvary Cemetery.
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WRIGHT-On the morning OF October Is. 1913
Curiila Wright widow Of James Clark Wright.
aged 8 years Her funeral viii take place
from residence Of her daughter Mrs G c al
veter. No 54s2 Clemens avenue cr Wednesday
October 2s. at o'clock p. IN, TO Bellefontaine
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$500 HOME for $500. Can . ". 9TH So
MGURRIN 8 co. REAL ESTATE.

-
IS West Second South.
There is a great deal of fine property
on the market that caa be bought at ex-
number of them 1t is to your advant-
age to see US before buying, as we can
suit you and show you genuine bargains
Do you wish to sell your real estate.
We have a customer for it if the price
is right.
Lots in S. E. part of city. elegant
in Popperton Place, very choice location
$50 each. Lots in Terrace Heights, $40
each. -Four nice lots south on 5th East at
Choice lot, 6l4x1O T St. near Brigham:
$500 PEI rod.
2 fine lots on Princeton ave, $500.
Choice lot. 213x7. list ST., close, in, $3.50.
This is a snap.
Choice lot, 4x1O, 5th St, s1,7OO.
Choice lot, 5xlO. LIST So, $500.
Choice lot. 5X10. e Brigham, $500. We
have a large number of choice lots on
Brigham St, real bargains
Skies lot, 4th So. 9Th East, $3.50; bar
6xS near I'd South. close in, $1,000 per
rod; splendid for terrace building.
5X10 rod lot near Liberty park, cheap,
21ax71s rod lot. Third East between 9Th
and 7th South. $500.
Lot 2l4xiO on 10th E.. bet. Brigham and
1st South 81 400
5x5 rod lot State St, close in 5000.
SZX115la.. corner, south on 4th East.
&, 800; excellent building spot.
sxl0 rod lot near Liberty park. s2,7ce'
very choice.
rods; must be sold at once, and is a big
bargain.
Choice lots west on Sd North, 21sx1O for
$50 each.
Sx1O, No. Temple. west, $500.
2x4 lots near 4th West, 9Th South, $50
The choice bargains in homes. See US
Broom brick, pantry and closets, 21zx9
rods ground, on Sth West. $780,
SKIP lots with 6-room house, mod, ce-
ment cellars cement walk lawn shade
and fruit trees, on car line, large barn,
improvements cost over 5000 alone; this
snap is on the west side, and If taken at
once viii sell for S2,20O.
6-room frame, pantry and closet, rustic
barn. lot 3712Xl40, on Marion ave, Sl,S00
4-room house, nice large barn, Sth South
I'd East, $1,000
5-room brick and pantry, including fine
furniture. lot ks, close in, 5000 Will
take $3.50 down. balance in installments.
10-roOm mod brick, 9Th South, east, lot
7-room brick near E. Brigham, 9Th East,
5000
Groom mod brick. Sd South, east. very
fine. S.. SEQ
7-room new mod. blk. on Sd East, sS.2OO
S-room mod. frame, u beautiful place,
9Th East. south. fine lot. $3.50; it's worth
81. 500; must be sold. owner left city.
S-room mod. brick. brand new. large lot
9Th East, south. 5000; very choice piece
s-room mod brick, Sd West, SOUTH
s.. 500; dirt cheap.
7-rm. Blk. 18th West south. S5.60O: choice
S-rm, mod brick, I'd West, south, A,2O1;
a snap.
An elegant terrace. close in, S W.
renting for s125 month, strictly modern
throughout; will sell for $4,000. Let's
show 1t and make an offer.
Also remember that we have the best
farms and ranches in this and other
states We make a speciality of them.
See US about them.
McGurrin & Co. IS w. % South.
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DIED.
Personal s1enEEon.

John Dubef left last night for an eastern
business trip.
r. B. Beeson and wife of Minnesota are
in the city. guests Of Mrs. Jennie B.
Whippie, his sister.
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Hats Slaughtered.

Our 50 81 and IS qualities selling for
81. All Sizes Browns, blacks and
pearls
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main st.
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A Great Hat Sale.

So. 81 and So qualities at 81 sale
now on
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
166 Main ST.
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local once
of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. Sc degrees; min
im1m temperature. . degrees: mean
temperature. so degrees. which is de-
grees above the normal. Accumulated ex-
cess. of temperature since the first OF the
month. 5S degrees Total precipitation
from p m to p m, II inch. Accu-
mulated excess deficiency of precipita-
tor since the first of the month. 80 inch.
Plenty Rock Springs. Castle Gate.
Clear Creek and Weber. Mason Coal
Co, rs West Second South. Tel 173.
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Kansas City and Return-

Via Oregon Short Line and Union pa
eific. Jan II and u. lirnit returnlno
JAN 81. City Ticket ONCE. POI Mai5
street.
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Mrs. ]. z. Davidson and sons desire
to express their grateful appreciation
OF the many kindnssses shown them in
their recent bereavement.
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KANSAS CITY EXCURSION.
Jan. II and 12.

The round trip eniy $50. via Oregon
Short Line and Union Pacific. I,imis
returning, Jan. 81. City Ticket Once
20l Main street.
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EXPERIENCED woman would like
work cleaning stores and offices Ad-
dress RooIn 50. 40 West South Temple
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sHOEmAEKRs.

BEST and cheapest shoe repairing In
city at P Rasmussen'S. S2515 S. Main
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CHRIsTENsEN's DANCING
ACADEMY
opening Of New Classes.

OPeu-IL5 u -sSW N1eSs5s.
Gentlemen beginners, Monday. Jan.
L, 7:15- Lady beginners, Tuesday, Jan.
10. 7:15. Matinee every Saturday, to
$50.
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DR.. Z. NJ. Keysor's method of filing
teeth is painless. 49, Main street. Auer-
bach building. Telephone 1120-K.
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Sacrifice Hat Sale.

Closing out SO. "a and IS grades at 81
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF Co.
los Main St.
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Rock Springs coal. Phone sos. Bur
ton Coal & Lumber Co.. so ". End So.
st.
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BY experienced male nu- well eou-
Gated; act as companion 8. nurse Ad-
dress ] Is. Herald
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YOUNG woman wishes washing or
houseworks Miss Schivrlnk. 4S Post ST.
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n hOUN NJ man. l. years old good req
erenees. wants any kind of JOB. Address
"A E Sd So.
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WASHING OF ironing 10 take home. or
VIII 90 cut by The day Is r
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By colored coachman with years eX-
perlenee and good references Address J
%. Herald
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a machine of clean steel kneads our
dough for Royal Bread No sweat from
the human hands and body to make it
unclean. AL grocers sell it
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PM hnppIs7s Carriage Shops
Have removed to 154 5. State street.
Wolstenholme Coal Co., Tel. 495.
Diamond Coal. 81 W. Second So.
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One Car Of New Wall Paper
Now In at Ebert's. s2s State. Tel. 1zssK
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SEWING in families o., first-class
dressmaker and -laGies tsi.or. 14S 80
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Rock Springs coal. Phone sos Bpr-
ton Coal & Lumber Co. 60 ". md So
st. - y
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STOCKS SOLD,
STOCKS GUARANTEED.
DTVTnTNTC CTTAT . A NrrTETl

We act as selling agents for incorporat-
cd companies. We organize and incor-
porate new companies. have every facility
Tor the placing OF any amount % stock
directly with the investor in the United
states. England. France and Germany
We make a market for unlisted mining.
oil and industrial stocks. We guarantee
regular dividends. Guaranteed stock
sells We VIII guarantee your stock IL IL
has merit. Write us what you have
Hunter & Co., bankers, 81 Broadway f,
New York.
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Diamond Coal. 81 ". Second South.
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Everybody drinks Manitou water TIE
water that made Colorado famous.
UTAH LIQUOR c0.
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Regular tuning is important. Tela-
phone 1862. Vansant & Chamber
lain, directly opp L. c. VI. I. One Price
Piano House.
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FOR SALE.

FINE 9O0-pOund saddle horse for sale
cheap. at 9Th South and I'd West. T. L.
Fallas.
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WORK wanted by the day Mrs.
Christensen. 81 Apple St. in the rear
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I. NJ. HigIey & Co, 100 East FRS,
South Phone 49, Electric wiring.
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EXPERIENCED cook With wife as
helper or waitress wants position in or
out OF city Address h. 81 f. lsI south
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SITUATION by experienced railroad
and mining CLERK and accountant also a
stenographer and telegraph operator Ad-
dress OoX Is City.
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TWO new Arm. cottages on west side.
within call both railroads: 5O-foot lot
with each, 81 900.
Houston Real Estate Inv Co, PSI Main.
MGURRIN & CO, Real Estate-spe-
6-rm. house. lot 51x125. on 9Th South
and 6th East, fine location: 81 800; the lot
Is worth 81, 800
5-rm brick. lot AXIS. on 5th East and sth
South. choice: $500: must be sold Make
us reasonable offer.
arm brick and barn on Eighth St. lot
5xlJ, rents for SIS mo-, for $3.50. VIII
exchange for lot near university.
S-rm. mod brk-, on Sd St, close in /;
must be sold for the mortgage. s4,7o0.
Fine lot. 53xis5. on 4th So. E. Must be
sold at once; $500. VIII accept reason
able offer.
each lot; good for fruit and chicken rails
ing; 500 per lot. A big snap McGurrin
& Co. 50 w I'd So
HANDSOME form. mod. br. on LIST So.
fine locality House has every conven-
fence. Large lot. Price S7.700.
Houston Real Estate Inv. CO.. 251 Main.
ss5O-5-roonn house. $. e.
S1,100-6-rOom house. n ".
S1.5Je-5-r- Dr.. e. close in.
S2,S00-S-r- mod. $. e., fine.
S4,Ooo-S-r. mod br.. n. e. close in
Finest cor. lot on Brigham
Sears r E CO.. 62 W. I'd So Tel. 244.
THE following properties are offered at
prices below the present market value:
Lots near Liberty park. on car line, $50
each
7-room new modern pressed brick house
in a good location, S3,75e
4th East. on street car line near 10th
South. a choice building lot, worth 500
for sl25.
On the west side. a s-room brick house
and large lot. $1,000. Easy terms.
X $780, 6-room pressed brick modern
house good-sized lot and a large barn
Easy terms.
pany. $50 w. 1st So. st.
FOUR-ROOM- cottage on Fir St. s1,1Oo:
$50 cash. balance SIS per month
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co. z51 Main.
S7isx14o to alley, with 4-room new
frame pantry and closet. city water. on
9Th w, near 5th So; 1900. 500 cash: SIS
per mo
7-room mod pressed brick. 21kx1o IL
blzs. from city and county bldg; s.. $50.
You cannot duplicate this buy in town
zfxl65 II. near old city hall. building
suitable for plumbing shop: $3.50.
9-room mod. brick. new. 18th E.. near LIST
So. $3.50.
2ikx10 new house rooms and reeep.
hall. por. bath. c. l.. ETC. on E Sd So +.
$500 Good terms
natl wood finish. 2d St. near o: 5000:
SEQ cash. Little Little. No w ID So.
+ FINE new 5-rm Or. cot. lot s7lkxIs7 to
alley; car line. city water and good
school. $3.50. cash or time 18th E. and
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.. Isl Main.
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go ACRES. well improved. near Tay-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-At bargain. az Seattle
F1rst-class printing plant and bindeTy,
clearing from SS50-o0 10 $4,000 per month,
poor health Of owner reason for selling
Those that mean business. address p O.
Box. 1f4i. Seattle. Wash.
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AegNTs wANTEp-

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AGENTS; liberal CON-; easy sales 5S5s
w I'd South. =
THE American Mutual Life Insurance
Co. Elkhart. Ind, fnsures persons f-or.
% TO 81 Seventeen years in business
Liberal contracts to agents
WE PAY s2s week and exnens.. =
men with rigs to introduce Poultry Con-
pound international Mfg. Co. Parsons
Kan.
AGENTS can make $40 ner dav se,,,rr
cur improved harness riveter Ia farrne-SS
and rig owners. Automatically sets All
lengths of rfvets- Send SOC for sarnrsIe
root Co., Los Angeles, Cal. 337 BaucheT
ST. -
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Big 4 Adv. Co., Tel. 1901 z.
Signs. all sorts. 81 ". Srd South.
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GOOD japanese cook wants situation in
dress ! 81, Herald.
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YOUNG man, IS years OF age wishes
position as Janitor ana fireman on FUR
mace can do painting, papering and
whiting; can furnish best OF references.
Address Sc, Herald.