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The Nome nugget., 1903-04-11
SURVEY INC
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To ]. r. Coles:
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned co-owncr with you of that certain placer mining claim known as and being the Nugget bench claim. which is bounded on the east by claim No. below discovery on Cement creek, and on the south by the Bird claim on Green gulch, Il tr,,,,," of Si.l0ciI river in the Port Clarence mining district District or Atn,,,-. has expend- cd the sum oi flGo in labor and improvcn.cnt' t. thereon during the year ending Dee. Sl, i!02, as required bS section 212i of th" Revised Statutes of the United states to hold Snme and if with. in 9b days from the date of service of this publ- cation, you fail or refuse to contribute your pro- portion of such expenditure to me. your interest III said cluiin V ill bccOuc the property of the subscribing co-owucr under the said section of the lcyiscd Statutes of the United States.
 L. w. SLOAN
 Co.owner. Date of first publication Jan. 10, 1903.
 Date Of lust publication April II. l9U3 s
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-11

The janitors of the sky-scrapers in New York have organized union and adopted a code of rules for the government of the owners
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-11

Frank G. kappe.man is the only authorized collector il
 Nome for the NOME NUGGET.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-29
GIANT ROC SAID TO BE ALIVE.

Investigations that the aepyos lives Have started
the hunt "kRAUSE
cablegam Madagascar which has reached the
Natural History here has aonshed the whole OF the
scientific world 1t that of the worlds recognized scientists
the
described the Arabian Nights carrying off mems living
reality instead of myth.
University upon receipt of the of its fore
scientist Prof Kraus that there probability that the
cabled him organize expedition
living Bird which done will the German institution
valuable the world Prof Kraue has been author
spend the quest fresh has been found
floating toward the southwest borne
had brought from the wild and
of island off the East African
Coast
inches diameter and inches long 1t
The white Germans They cabled at
Berlin back the day the order for Prof krause
take work his the hnd
bird laid the egg That the egg still fresh proved
that the bird could not be far away
concludes
the be at least height But science hopes within
few weeks have live capvtyNew York Cor Chicago
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-29
THE MACEDONIAN o1BREAkRvEERs PREPARING FOR AN
LIQUOR APPETITE.

Can be that germs of appetite for liquor impaired to
Chicago babies through the medium of milk from that eat the
refuse from Peoria distileries?
The theory has suggested itself to Assistant State Food Inspector
yesterday from Peoria where he found
disety fed whose milk had been regularly shipped to
Chicago Mr. Patterson enjoned the dairymen sell milk
from these cattle
L can't that of the cattle under the influence of
said Mr. Patterson, but know that the mash has
peculiar effect them, and against the law sell their milk
Il don't believe there enough OF the milk that reaches Chicago
produce appetite liquor. said Dr. w X jacques Director
of the City Laboratory Il know however that the milk is not fit
drink and its sale is forbidden by law Whether contains
alcohol is doubtful
Mr. Paeon's visit Peoria the result of complaint from
of that who that milk from the fed
dery refuse being shipped every day ChcagoChcago
Tribune
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-29
CONNECTING LINK.

The Dawnan theory has recently received tangible
in the Gaya District where infant has been discovered who is
of tail The reported the Indian Medical Gazette
by Captain Chateron NJ S. and the infant apparently causing
sensation and time for augh that be said be woped
the Hanuan the monkey god back earth Captain
Chaterton describes this curious child follows:
The child had what appeared be tail made the following
the time The apparently perfectly normal Over the
base of the bawny swelling from the lower portion OF
three and half inches long This appendage capable of limited
of motion 1t slightly when the infant takes the breast
elastic 1t be connected by soft attachments to the
The the be felt situation
of the tail All the other of the body normal The
absolutely refused the idea of having the tail
moved The think that the fame of the baby has already
begun spread and have doubt that by udiciou management
it will prove of income parents. Amta Bazaar
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-29

Another brute: Mrs. Prety-"Tsnt strange?
has put mourning for her husband Mr. PretI
late husband particularly requested that she should
not Mrs PretyThe brute suppose he knew how
would look in t.'-Picl NIe-UTp.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-29
A RISKY PROCEEDING.

secretary OF tells old who
called for insurance her house and furniture
I'VE haven't had explained;
been depndin the Lord but old says,
it's terribly risky | says.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-29
NOTICE

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
heip or advice, is invited to communi-
cate, either in person or by letter, with
Ensign Nora NJ. Underhill, matron of
the Salvation Army Woman's Indus
trial Home, Young street, between Ar
tesfan and McCully streets, mauka
side, Honolulu.
The Lamar register., 1903-10-21

SSSSyz q 5HE FRANZ BROTHERS e5{SE2Se 53H7S

August Reyher and Miss Annie
Shultz, two we'll known young people of
the north side, were married last Mon
day evening by Rev o. w. Auman at
Lamar. The newly married couple have
many friends who wish them all the
possible Joys in their welded life.
Just as we go to press we learn that
the county commissioners, who we're in
session today, rescinded their action call
ing an election for bonds. The commits
sloners find that the assessed valuation
of the county will not permit them to ls-
sue the amount called for, in addition to
the bonds and Indebtedness already out
standing, and they have called the cleo
tion off.
Last Monday, during the early hours,
the safe OF the Union Hotel was robbed.
The robbers took the safe upon trucks
and wheeled it into the yard south of
the hotel, and with an ak or some other
heavy tool they broke off the lock and
forced the combination. They secured
about s140 and disappeared. As the
night clerk was missing, it was natural
ly supposed that he was one of the
thieves. Yesterday afternoon Under
Sheriff Frlsbie ran on to two men near
Carlton and took them in. They proved
to be the missing night clerk and man
who had bet cooking for restaurant on
the north side. The men we're brought
to Lamar and put in jail. They gave
the names OF Fred Wallace and Virgil
Thompson and have admitted their
guilt. Most OF the money was recover
ed. After the robbery. the men went
west and hid in the woods during the
day, and say they we're in Lamar Mon
dty night: Yesterday they were max
ing their way east, when they ran into
the under sheriff and were taken in.
The Lamar register., 1903-10-21
ON THE
CORNER

Mrs. Gertrude Sutton has new man
dolin and also guitar, which she re-
ceived recently as present from the
eastern musical house which she repre-
sents in this territory.
Jim Boyd thought winter had come
the other day, and determined to be
Up-To-Date in everything, took down
the big screen doors at the store. In
mediately it was warm again, and all the
flies in town took possession OF the store.
Jim promptly had the screens put on
again and the flies prisoners. Then he
proceeded to kill 'em off, and now he is
posing as a philanthropist, as having
rid the people of the pests.
George W. Robertson. lately OF Baca
County, closed deal yesterday by
which he became the possessor of the
residence property of w. w. Cooper
in Holmes & Parmenter's addition to
Lamar. This is very desirable property
and will make pleasant home for the
new coners. We understand that Mr..
Cooper will purchase the present resi-
dence of his father on South Fourth
street, and will occupy it as soon as the
latter's new brick dwelling is ready to
move into.
Married-At the brides residence on
Second street Monday evening by Rev.
Vaughn of the Presbyterian church, Mr..
J. ]. Bishop of Kinsley, Kansas, a. d
Mrs. Alice Maxwell of Lamar. They
left for Kinsey where Mr.. Bishop is a
prominent business man on the noon
train yesterday. His handsome bride has
been leader in Lamar church and So
cial affairs for several years and has n
large circle Of friends here who will wish
the happy couple all the joy and pros
perity possible.
The Lamar register., 1903-10-21
Open Your Eyes.

Do you wish to entrust the care of
your children's eyes to a travelling man.
who is here today and gone tomorrow?
w. f. Noyes, NJ. d., is a permanent resi-
dent of Lamar. He is well known as II
eases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
DIR. Noyes is now fitting up his new Of
fees in the Foley Bent building. where
he will resume his practice, October 30.
Wait for him.
The Lamar register., 1903-10-21
Brookside Lump

Ton lots rs
Half ton orders 30
The Lamar register., 1903-10-21
TAONEY LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see me.
L. WRIT MARKHAM.
Silk lined kid gloves to be had
at Franz Bros;
Try them this winter.

at Franz Bros;
Try them this winter.
w. H. McKeown was in Kansas City
the first of the week, being away when
his safe was robbed.
The New York Store has rented the
north room OF the Lamar Hardware Cos
block and will soon move there.
L. M. Gee, city cletk OF Holly, was in
Lamar several days last week on mat
ters pertaining to city business.
j. L. Mayfie came up from Granada
yesterday and spent few hours in town
doing business with various persons.
Cora and Ray Strain returned this
morning from Newton, Kansas, where
they attended the funeral OF a relative.
L. Writ Markham went to Kansas
City last Monday on No. 8. He went to
attend to cattle shipments and other
matters.
Wallace Robinson was up from Holly
on Monday, having some matters to at
tend to here. He returned Tuesday
morning.
Hon. G. G. Goodale was in Washington
last week filing answer 10 the U. S. Su-
preme Court to the Kansas water suit
for the bitches lie represents.
Fl. c. UphauI, representing the Aetna
Insurance Company, came down from
Denver and transacted business with
L. Writ Markham last Friday.
The Don c. Hall company will be
here three nights, October %, % and
"a Reserved seat tickets Csc and 35c,
children Is. Change OF play each night
The weather lately has been simply
superb. The days have been very pleas
ant and no wind has disturbed the dust.
The nights are cool and good for sound
sleeping.
A class has been organized in the
Methodist church for the study OF the
Bible. The class already numbers some
twenty. Any one who desires may join
aud be welcomed.
The county commissioners have been
in session this week as a board of equali-
zation, sitting for three days. There
was nothing of importonce brought up
before them. however.
G. F. Mead, prominent attorney OF
Kansas City, and who represents clients
who have considerable interests in this
county, is here today attending to some
affairs in connection with his clients
property.
Fred r. Slower, special agent and ad-
juster of the Scottish Union & National
Insurance Co, and who has headquarters
at San Francisco, California, was here
last Saturday, doing business with their
local agent.
Mrs. G. j. Garvin entertained num-
Der OF the young people last Friday ev-
ening at her handsome home on Sixth
street. Finch was the principal game
OF the evening, and of course all present
had delightful time.
DIR. j. A. Mutchler, resident of Col
orado Springs, spent several days in this
vicinity during the past week. The
doctor was looking up location for a
small stock ranch and it may be that he
will return here and start such n ranch.
The Lamar Hardware Company is
busily engaged moving their stock into
the south building owned by them. This
company has recently added a second
story to their store buildings and also
erected large ware house in the rear.
This gives them room enough go the
north room can be rented.
The Lamar register., 1903-10-21
OvershOeS

As it is trifle early in the season to dwell
shoes, will omit a detailed description of stock
We wish to mention, however, that have liberal
supply of boys misses and ladies' arctics and ubbers
which will also go cost We have about pairs of
mems ladies' slippers and CATERS which
include in the sale.
The Lamar register., 1903-10-21

This is the season stock wants salt
| have a car of stock salt which is cheap
or than the refined salt.
G. G. HUDDLEsToN.
The Lamar register., 1903-10-21
Ladies' Shoes
We offer genuine bargains here. Read the list
carefully and call early to secure the proper size

pairs ladies' button Shoes ~ going for 00n
S2.II, 10y. Ii9 and OOU
pairs misses spring heel lace Shoes 81 and to 20
close at 81. Sd and IsZO
pairs misses spring heel button Shoes sizes ~ to will
be closed out at $I2o and IsI
81 pairs ladies kid lace shoes AZ, offered 20
$254 and sOO
7.pairs ladies' kid oxords, AZ and 70n
offered at 81 II, Io3 and lou
pairs old ladies' Shoes lace button will m
be closed out at sI54, 80 and luz
pairs ladies Shoes lace. closing M
sI7o, 1853 and IaOEf
pairs ladies' toe slippers sizes 81. offered no
actual cost price of IsUO
pairs ladies' winter slippers lined sizes 2 a. closing
out at SI.o5 7oc and OetU
pairs black slippers a. will be sold no
the cost price of IsZO
pairs so sn wide toe slippers sizes to are offered 76C
The Lamar register., 1903-10-21
Mems Shoes

on Of yourself that all bargains
pairs congress and only, will be
closed at 81 and L.
pairs low Shoes and your choice of the
H.,
pairs mems lace Shoes color sizes all closing n
at the actual cost price of 4.
mems kid lace 81, 81, and
regular $3. 50 dress shoe-your choice ior &
mems pillow shoes, sizes going the
price of u
pairs mems slippers sizes o. will be closed for ao
only $I.5S and l.
The Lamar register., 1903-10-21
Girls Shoes

You will find something o suit in this assortment
pairs girls heavy wide button shoes. I'm
the low price of i0Ul
pairs d. Wells girls Shoes sizes 3l and and o3
81 down /,
pairs girls black lace u. will be closed 7cn
down lOG|
girls tan Shoes lace al I2! being almost Nnn
given away the bargain price of EfSG
girls button shoes sizes y, offered o n
from ooc down OIU|
50 pairs childs lace Shoes offered your mo
choice for only 00Ol
pairs 7s nd stIds 0"'0" Shoes sizes St. wi" be closed at SIC
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS

D. - Boes. Manufacturing JeWeler
Removed Co 30 Main
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
PERSONAL

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LADIES. Use our harmless remedy for
delayed or suppressed menstruaton. 10
cannot fail. Trial free. Paris Chemical
Co. Milwaukee. Wis.
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sPEcIAL OFFERs.

Ala. Cleburne co.. 10 a. vineyard tract
AriZ-, Yuma CO.. l63 a. and impts.
Can, Manitoba, $50 a. and lmpts., near
NeWdale, goo a. tlllable.
Col, Weld co.., $50 a. coal clay and on
land, veins Ignite coal
Coli Denver, l4-rOOm pressed brick res
ldence, Williams ST., Capitol Hill; good
location.
Conn. New Haven CO.. g a. and impts.
rs miles from New Haven.
Via, Washington CO.. go a. and impts
Chicago, Grossdale, good residence lot,
side Add, cor. Martlndale ave. and 5Dtn
street.
Mass. Franklin CO.. 100 a. and impts.
Mass, WllamstoWn, modern l6-rOOm
country residence and 10 a.; beautifully
located.
Mimi, Stevens co., 100 a. land.
Neb., Grand Island 2 residences and g
lots
n. j.. Trenton. modern il-room resi-
dence ana z lots. Hillcrest ave-; conFen-
lent TO k. r.
n. j., Highstown, good bldg. lot.
n. y, OswegO, large residence and IOt,
beautifully situated on susquehanna
river.
n. D.. Ransom CO.. 160 a. wheat land.
N. D., Mclean co., 100 a., unimproved.
Okla, Grant CO., 33l a. and impts-, I'll
a. cultivated; all tillable; near r. r.
Okla, Braman, 8 good bldg. lots.
undertake with coal near OH and gas
wells.
Tenn. Cumberland CO.. so a. fruit land.
Texas. Wharton co.. 100 a. and impts.
Va. MecklenDurg CO.. 1900 a. and
impts. $50 a. timber, 500 a. cultivated
~. ~. Ostrander, North American
Building, Philadelphia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
FEmAlE HElP MANTEo

AID. WRITING IS the 3new profession
Tor women It's refined ana remuneratlFe
work and not difficult % learn III YOU
have the right instructer. Ihe course
SO SUGGEST uilT taught fer two years Dy
ELMER HELMS is now. offered al mol
crate cost; his graduate. are competent
they hold The Wen PAYING positions. many
are successfully engagoa ia business for
themselYes-WritinE adv Easements for a
number Of clients WISE 90 write gradu-
ates and learn directlV| iu what esteem
they hold this systems Names gladly
giVea. il you're Interested write for fur
Their particulars. ia TIL AVENUE
SCHOOL OF ADVERT SING. III Fifth
Avenue, New York.
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FUTILE BROS. l49 Main Street
81 $50 buys you a new modern broom
blk H. 20 So. ST., a very good home az
a bargain for quick sale.
$3.50 for new l-r. pressed hk. modern
house on 30. Temple St., corner lot, 5xi
rods shade. vines, etc
$500 There Is Il corner on T.. list SO.
ST. not far from State St, that is owned
bv fastener determined we snail sell az
once. now writes for Us 10 cut his price
$4,000 10 $500 IL Is "a large lot and is
fine for terrace.
5000 one of finest and best built
1-r brick modern cottages on the n. +.
beach; "a real bargain az 5000; not new
but good
we have just had an estate placed with
his involving about 40 small homes on the
west side near the r Rs. They are rented
and must be sold. and VIII be sold oy us
al 0nce-thats the purpose IN placing
them with Us. 90 sch EN-. We viii saeri-
flee on them if necessary. But sell sure
and soon
Tuttle Bros, Progress-Herald Bldg
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
EoR sALE---REAl ESTATE.


BROWN, REAL ESTATE
With Tracy u Il. Isl SO. Have buyers
Tor east side homes, E 60 I'D rooms lot
good i0-acre farm.
Have for rent 5-room modern house,
6tn st., Sl5i Groom modern, west SIDE
SD
For sale. choice building lots cheap.
can ana list your wants. buy or SELL
INQUIRY IS good' is this weeks mar
kct report ON real estate. 10 means peo-
pie are looking for homes. business men
Tor warehouse sites. merchants Tor stores.
Our real estate department offers
$500 6-ro0m new modern pressed brick
house. sewer connected cement Walks
large basement east side. Terms.
$3.50, 4-rOom house ZieX9 rods OF lano,
alley On the rear; lawn, shade. snruDDery
and barn. Terms
$500. S-room house on 4th street. close
I'm. Terms
Groom brick house and large lot on i
street $500.
Building lots in any locality.
The Home investment d Savings Coz
6-S-l0 W. LIST South St.
EIGHT-ROOM modern pressed brick
house. 2iaXl0 rods. east side. $500; TINS
ls great bargain.
Groom frame. large lot No. 81 Almond
ST.. near the Mccormick residence Sl'21o'
sell on monthly payments
fine corner on u and 5th Sts.' can DC
-sold on monthly payments.
5-ro0m brick, 50Xl45 f0ot-lot west side.
$500; monthly payments.
Good building lots I'm South Lawn. cor.
sth East and 10th So, $40 eacn; monthly
payments.
Good building lots with. city water. near
eth So. Sth ~, $40 EACH monthly pay
Weeks. GO state ST.
4x5 COR. on 18th e. bet. list and % So;
NHHHH HrfH
l0xl. cor. "a So. and 10Th e., four build
I ing lots, $1,000.
7isxl0 on 9th East $3.50.
iOXlla, "a So. near 6th b., &lgy1
alaXIO, 9Th East near Isl So. 5000
2iaXl0 Sd So. bet. sth and 10Th f., $1,000
Groom frame and over ( rods OF ground.
one block from Mccormick home. SLOW
Groom brick. 2iaXS. on w Temple 500.
Neat 5-room mod. on y. 81 So, 500
Groom mod. pressed brick on Sd St.,
/ $500
! Near nth Z. and list So. a fine S-room
mod. pressed brick, hot air, natural wood,
Near SIN b. and 9th So. an ideal 5-room
mod. pressed brick, hot air heat etc. and
L3ttle & Little. So. 4w. ID south
! Ave are subdividing the old
Shlrtliff farm on State ST., near l5th
I South, into acre lots Fine for suburban
homes lst-claSs water rights good car
] lHIalCt- ILltt from e-lA I'D fJuN per NNlI.
/ "A'-1ii acres. good brick house, with
/ barn. nice bearing orchard. eth East
ST. $3.50.
/ 'A'-FtVe acres good land and Groom
/ brick with barn. some shade and fruit
( trees. fine flowing well, i'm city. $500.
IS r. '-6-TOOm brick on 9th East. large
/ corner lot, 125Xll0 feet, 5000.
"B'-10X20 rods on east bench. de-
/ lghuul view. suitable for building cot
/ tages. 1 block of street ear, 5000
N B'-3Xl0. north bench, So. front and
I city water $3.50
/ 10 "B"+ nice building lots. 25xli0 each
L 90 alley. city water, electric lights. street
! car. east side 5000
/ 40 ''B"-75xl40 feet. on 5th East ST., 500.
] So "B"-2iaX20 rods. on the north side.
/ suitable for 2 cottages. $3.50.
/ Keep your eve on the NegotatOr, our
] real estate bulletin. published by and al
/ Courtney. 20 West pa South ST. Phone S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
SODA FOUNTAINS.

--~-~~~~~~-~~-~-1-@ -~-~~---~----@- 7-@-'-----"-
SODA WATER pays large profits. The
most popular fouraain 81 made By Robert
M. Green g sons Philadelphia Pa. send
fOr catalogue or address S. j. Fell p. %.
Box e0l, Salt Lag cilg, Tor prices ano
farms
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

ON MONDAY. March O. al 1880 a. M.
SO 90 Grape ST.. fine rockers. 500 wards OF
velvet and other carpets. 8 bedroom sets.
wardrobes. iron beds, dressers mat
tresses, springs and beddiue, lace cur
tains. pOrueres, tables. stands. chairs
toilet sets cOuches, lounges. etc.
ALSO on TUESDAY
March l0. at No. &i6 S. West Temple ST.
1880 a. m. fine parlor rockers willow
rockers. foldug bed. velvet carpet. cost s.
yard. stair hau and other carpets. ele-
giant sldeboard extension and other ta-
bles. two fine bedroom sets, springs. mat
tresses and bedding, fine lace curtains
cost SD pair, p0rtieres steel range. heat
ing stove. china, glass and graniteware;
Refrigerator. lot kitchen utensils cOmblna-
zion kitchen table wardrobe washing
machine, and a thousand other useful
articles.
X. a. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
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LADIES. 50 week citing for US at
home evenings. Address with stamp
Dept. So. Keystone Music Co., Pittsburg,
Pa
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DENTISTS

--"~@-"-~-~-~-~-~~-~~~--
WM. BROADBENT. d. D. g.. up-to-
cate dentistry. Western Dental Co, q
Eagle dock,
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r. NJ ONION. AUCTIONEER I26 and
l2b S. W. Temple ST.: with Redmau Van
d. Storage Co Telephone 555.
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BEAUTIFUL Broom house; just COM
pleted. close in, 30 ear fares Tine Tor
business man. so 4Ih East. call
"a ACRES near mouth Little Cotton
wood canyon, new nine-ro0meu pflck
house. Young orchard. primary water
right Address Bishop Muir. sandy, r.
Z. u. 4. OF E Mitchell. city. 63 i. SIN So
A 5xl0-r0d cor lot Sth j. and Sth So.
Inquire H. j.. Hills, 365 j.. 9Th So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

FIRST-CLASS woman cook, private
boarding house, give reterence- Address
box 81. Park City, Utel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

6TROCkS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Oldest and most reliable employment
agency iu Salt Lake City.
Help furnished on a5 short notice as ls
consistent with careful selection. 5li2
East 2d South ST. TEL fa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

GIRL for general housework- Cali at
474 Second street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

A SNAP-COme before il is gone. six
room new house, nicely papered two
pOrches closets and pantry, lot % feet
wide only $3.50. Inquire 223 ". South
Temple, or az house, sixth East and
Cla-k streets.