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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-31
CHORAL CONTEST REVISED.
Bureau Of Music at Worlds Fair Makes
Changes in Program.

Changes in Program.
St. Louis, March 30.--The bureau
of music Of the worlds fair has made
"a 81 leral revision in the plans for the
choral contests, which will be held in
festival hail. July 11-16. AS the rules
now stand the first grade choruses
should contain 30 or more members.
Three cash prizes win be offered, the
first $4,000; second, $4,000 and third
s250O. The second grade requires
that choruses number between 40 and
70 members. Prizes offered in the d.
visions are: first, s250o; second, 1880:
third, $1,000.
In the chorus contest four selections
win be offered. Three of these are
designated by the bureau Of music.
the fourth is to be Of the chorus own
selection. subject to the approval OF
the bureau.
The male chorus contest will take
place in Festival hall, July IS to "a.
There viii be two grades OF contests.
the first to include chorases Of from
60 to 100 members. In the first grade
two cash prizes of $4,000 and $1,000 will
be offered and in the second grade the
first prize win be $1,000 and the second
priza $500,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-31

legs and face, and is q
torn en- t at
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tim ss, especially at
night or when over
heated.
The cause OF Ecze-
ma is a too acid and
general unhealthy con-
dition of the blood.
The terrifying itching
and burning is pro-
duced by the overflow
through the glands and
e &1,1 e1x... 80 ~.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-31
EGZEMM sas s11' on 11F fune

disease bodily discomfort iches
Eczema Beginning often with slight rednss of the skin gradually
spreads followed by puu bsters from which gummy sticky fluid
which dries and scales of oforms bad looking scas
different parts the but oten the back hands
vbe abt tor toTmenta at 1898
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20


FROM the absolutely true premises
that 1T PAYS TO RUBBER" we be-
gin our argument in favor of a close
scrutiny Of the ground floor, 1874 Main
street.
Walk up there tomorrow and see what
a transformation has taken place.
You won't have to look twice to see
the great fireDroof vault that was built
in the shortest time of any similar piece
Of work in town.
Examine the Flemish oak fixtures and
glance at the willing walls that VIII soon
be clad in burlap and mUresco. -. -,
Stand in the front door OF 800 MAIN
St, and YOU will observe that "1he n y.
NJ l. is opposite and that like Sentlheis
IN duty. over thrce-quarters OF the imam
cial institutions of Zion environ the SPOT,
This is the location of the new oIIceS
of ] Donnan Reavis, Home Builder, Reai
Estate Dealer and Advisor.
Glance at the corridor and you Will OBJ
serve that where 6-inch nat gram,
splintery floors once were, you viii lind
small Octagonal pieces of tile We're re
quired TO Law this floor and there are over
Z miles Of cracks between the OcIagons,
by actual measurement.
Into these handsome new quarters,
ground floor, 1924 Main street Mr.. Reavis
will remove about Wednesday or Thurs
DAY Of this week
As is the case with his present offices,
, IS West Second South street, the sign:
7 Whose. Roof Is over Your Head. Will
hang over the door
When YOU decide 70 stop paying REM
md buy a home. remember that over -
: people now testify. that Mr.. ReaVis bulbs
happy homes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20

A nice little 5-room DIT. br. cottage.
on West South Temple. modern,
large. sunny rooms near O. :. l.
ah0ps. lot 42x165 feet. a snap. make
offer and make some money. Cash
required.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20

az ACRES. with small house barn. Gel
lar etc. city water east bench. good for
rangh will trade for city prop
efr.-f
s-room two-story brick, blocks west
of new .,Ostoffice. S2,lO0.
New broom brick. bath. toilet Q. L.,
furnace basement under entire house
closets. arc hail, front and back porches,
,, block from Holy Cross hospital. $1,000.
New 4-roOm brick, S. T.. S2,O00. Easy
payments.
We have a piece Of immediate prospec-
tive business property lying between the
main business section Of the city and the
new depot. that we can deliver for 5000
cash. balance, 5000, at per cent. The
lot is 4lit feet front by 80 feet i'm depth.
and vacant property i'm same block can
not be purchased for less than $50 per
front foot. The improvements are worth
S2509 leaving the ground $50 per front
foot or less than One-half the actual
value.
The Homer Abstract Co. basement Des-
eret National Bank, cor. LIST South and
Main streets.
WE HAVE been located in the base
ment of the Deseret National Bank Bldg
for the past 10 years, reports 10 the con-
trarv.
We have the salt Lake Abstract Title
Guarantee & Trust 60. title records. on
tlrCcT was founded Ninety per. cent Of
the mining abstracts Of Salt Lake county
were issued from these title records
Tho Homer Abstract Co. basement Des-
eret Nat. Bank Bldg. LIST So. and Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20
ROE sALE-REAL ESTATE

George NJ. McConaughy. Room No. ..
Esgle Block. Corner So. West Temple and
West 2d South SITS.
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AUCTION SALES.

N~s~N~~NNs~~~~~~~~s~~~~
BY +. NJ ONION. On Monday March
Carpets rockers, centre tables, couch,
dining table and chairs. folding bed, iron
bed, bed room set dresSers. side board,
cook and heating stoves, tables, mating,
ETC., etc
ON WEDNESDAY. March %, 1880 a.
m. at store 126 & rs S. w. Tenn St, viii
be sold a large lot of fine goods, carpets,
rugs. folding and iron beds, dressers.
chiffOniers book case. dining tables and
fountain. etc, etc. Goods to be sold for
charges
ON THURSDAY. March q. 1890 a. m.
the entire contents OF 4-rOOm mousse
carpets. centre tables, rockers. couch. din
ing table and chairs. side board. large lot
linoleum. fine steel range, heating stoves,
folding beds. iron beds. refrigerator,
dressers. chiffonier bed and table linen-
silver crockery and glassware. 15O fruit
jars, etc. ETC.
ON TUESDAY. March p. at 1880 a. m.
al No. 369 So. First West St. fine lot
er seat rockers. folding bed with mirror,
front piano lamps. centre tables. lace cur
tains and portiers BRUSSELS and other
carpets, tabOuret and plants, fine side
board. china closet. extension table, cost
$40 china glass and silverware. lot of
Home Comfort steel range. hot blast
heaters. best linOleum- refrigerator, lot
cooking utensils. etc, etc
X a. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
30 SOLID mahogany dressing tables,
ono week only MS l. y l.. Furn. &
Carpet Installment House. as e Second
South. 2. A Sorensen. Proprietor.
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING.

WALTER WILLlAMS.e contractor Tor
making new lawns Lawn cutting
promptly attended to- address, 80 South
sth west Phone lSlS-Z
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FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE
FARMS.
ftEnnl

S0-acre farm, good locality, full water
right Gin fact water could be cashed for
Darn. 1.5o9 young fruit trees, ;
barbed wire fence. II properly handled
will pay for itself in 5 years. Owner is
not Il farmer and in order TO sell TO
some one who understands the care OF
iarm and trees viii sell on very easy
terms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20

GROOM FRAME, West I'd So. and
Graeber Ave. 81, 800.
Groom brick, below 10th SO and 4tn
East. 81 40.
f-room brick % St, S1.700
I-room brick, West 9Th So. $3.50
d-room brick barn and chicken house.
lot 53xl55 E 9th South. 1880. This is u
No. ] bargain.
broom brick and frame. lot 90xl2O, east
side. terms. 500
S-room frame. L. 9th South. bath toileT
also furniture. including piano, etc. own
! er leaving the city; $3.50.
10Nl0 rods. near state 81, 4-room house,
fruit trees, flowing we'll; a good place
for chicken ranch; barn, etc; snap,
Sl,250.
groom house and bath, West % South,
terms. 81 600.
We have moro on our list. also lots IN
all parts of the city; viii build 10 SUIT
purchaser Have customers for small
acreage for cash: list at once. Johnson
K Wiun 504-J Progress Bldg.
Murray. between 18th and nth South. B.
room frame. lot G0X20o Sl.ljo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20

10 acres OF garden land near canning
factory: good water right. 100 fruit trees.
good house. all fenced. Terms, $500 cash,
balance so per month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20

A bran new 5-rOOm pr. br. house. on
9th South bet. 4th and 9Th East,
never lived IN. modern, on car line
near Liberty park, very easy terms
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20
LITTLE q LITTLE.


No trouble TO get suited at our office.
4-room br. cot, 2X1. on "a 81. N,65O-
1-room mod. home, close in, on Cor. &
ST. 5000
Elegant S-room pressed br.. mod. in
every way: fine barn, box stalls; lot -
rods deep; close in on one Of best thor
Oughfarcs, SEQ.
Groom frame fine little house, one and
a half blocks from county building, A.2V.
3-room br. and 5X1O rods. F. front, near
I'd T. and eth So. Sl,6U0; terms
New 4-roOm frame, hal closets pam
try cellar O. l. etc: near 10th L. and
I'M south. 81 $50; 500 cash.
5-rOOnn mod. pressed Dr.. nearly new, +.
20 So So 100: 500 cash.
Groom frame fine built shrubbery.
GOOD barn. lot 3x9 to alley, near 10th So,
and 9Th East I-2J0.
Building lot on I'd near S; south front,
SEQ
$3.50. choice.
300
E 21aX7la $50.
3xS and r. of w. corner on W. I. near
10th So facing S. and F.. $500.
Beautiful S-room pressed br-, cut stone
foundations, por. bath. toilet. e l.. hot
water heat expensive chandeliers, barn.
cement walks: near + and Brigham. $3.50.
Little & Little. No. W. I'd South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20

IL acres of land, southeast, near car
line; good broom house fruit trees, Wa
ter right and splendid flowing well.
Terms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20
TELEPHONE 80. II0I-Z.
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.

HOUSES
A very fine little Groom pr. br.
house on corner OF I'd and l. SITS.
elegantly furnished south and west
front. modern. lot 57xS5 feet. large
rooms. cheap, will sell furnished
for -. 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20
SOUTHEAST.

SOUTHEAST.
We have many cottages at prices from
'Sl0e0 TO S.000. on terms; also several
choice building lots.
THE HOME TRUST & SAVINGS CO..
G. and 10 West First South St.
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NORTHEAST.

81 10000.
Groom frame house and good lot; faces
east.
81 10000.
4-room frame house and lots facing
south. Terms.
$l7j0.O0.
5-room brick cottage. 3XS rods OF land
and right of way. Easy terms.
S25O0OO
Groom modern brick house, large lot,
every convenience.
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WEST SIDE.
CO., ~

$1,000.
4-rOom we'll built house. and lot, with
city water; near D. & r G. shops Very
easy terms.
s650.00.
3-room newly built house, lot faces
south
10000.
Several choice building lots close to o.
s. l.. depot Terms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20

An elegant new l0-rOom pr. br.
house. i'm the southeast modern,
snap. hardwood finish. a bird,
lot 75x155 feet. on car line. south
front very easy terms. Price. 6,UO0
George NJ McCOnaughy. Room .,
Eagle Block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20

THREE points 10 think Of when you
.. COMPLETENESS
- ACCI RACN.
g. RESPONSIBILITY
Three reasons why the Utah Savings
& Irus. company makes two-thrds OF
the abstracts made i'm salt Lake county.
IC9 SOUTH MAIN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20

A 5-room pr br. house. on Sd St,
bet O St. and y St. modern. man.
tel. on car lire. north front. newly
built possession can be had al any
time. cash down 10000, bal. $500
per month. Price ...........+........ :
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20
FURNITURE.


GREAT reductions in all kinds of house
hold goods. See show windows for some
of our bargains. Don't buy until YOU get
prices. Cash If YOU have H. Credit If you
want It. Nebraska Furniture Co, CO T..
Second South street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20
BICYCLES.

a.~@~~~~.>~1~~~~>~~
BICYCLES AND RACHCLES-
Bicvcle Bargains at the League Cycle
store. 800 So W. Temple St.
Morgan & Wright tires. $500 per pair;
leather grips. 15c per pair; cans wood
rim cement i5c: good high grade bicycle.
5000. equipped with Morgan a. Wright
tires. guaranteed for one year; Bridge
port pedals zoe per pair; Iver Johnson,
National and American Flyer bicycles;
also call and try the easy-riding Racycte
"a totally different wheel. Edison phono-
graphs records and blanks. Get your
bicycle work done by mechanic Novel
ty work and key fitting. Mail orders
filled same day as received.
The leading wheels are liver Johnson.
RaFcvoie and National. League cycle
Stofe, - S. West Temple.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20

A nice Groom DIT. Dr. house. on Cd
West. close i'm. not modern, but
electric lights, large barn. east
front. on car line lot 47xiG5 feet,
a snap, all cash. Price............-. ?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20

A bran new Groom pr. br. house on
81 South. bet. 10Th and nth East.
north front. modern. never lived in,
a snap: cash 500 90. bal. $500 per
month Price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20
MONEY TO LOAN.

S~.>~NNN~O~N~~~~~~~~~-Y~ S~.~~~~~s
OUR own money.
Lowest interest rates in Salt Lake
You can repay any amount any time
without notice.
Principal and interest payable here at
home.
We save YOU from all red tape and TN
necessary expense.
THE HOME TRUST & SAVINGS Co.
Paid up capital. $4,000.
G. S and 10 w. LIST So. St.
DON'T borrow trouble, borrow money
Salaried men or women accommodation
on their note without mortgaSe or en-
dorser. Easy payments. Conuoeh1iaA'
Cherry, 407 D. f. Walker building
CHEAap MONEY.
ANY amount to loan on furniture, pla-
nos, warehouse receipts. personals or any
good security. See US If you want money
Our rates lowest in city. easy terms; pleh-
II of time. 129 Keith-O'Brien bldg
WE LEND money to build houses. 4
is not necessary to have the house DUNK
first We viii advance the money as Lne
house progresses. lowest rates "a a.
payment any time, and interest reduced
accordingly. McGurrl1 * Co. lS4 Nam
LOAN ONLY MY OWN MONEY.
No commission No attorneys teeS.
No eastern company ---.----.--.-,-No Ge!ay
No third party-...---..-.--..-::-- Low 49, 49,
NO mortgage LaX--.--.---.--- Many oPN-S-"
Russell L Tracy. Il E. LIST South
A sNAP,l, DO you need money? Cres-
cent Loan Co. advances 1t on your salary
9Th floor. Hooper block.
IF YOU NEED money, we viii discount
your salary. Star Loan Co, o. T. "a DO
ON FURNITURE. pianos. etc You hold
possession. Snow q Co, 2U-6 COnst- bius.
ON ANY property. You retain posses
sion. The Stringer Co, % w "a SCUM
ANY AMOUNT. on chattels or real es-
tate. easy terms: strictly private EQulL-
able Loan & Invt Co. 6Sls w I'd So
SALARY loans for days or mos easy
terms. Emp. Credit Co, Rm- 10, ~ MAIL
on CBATTELs or real estate; any
I amount any time. Peterson, % W "a 30
| ON PIANOS. household furniture. car
riages, ETC.: no removal; part payments
/ E r. Stolzenberger. 10 W. ID So, room q
ON P:aNos. furniture. etc Room ..
/ Galena block.
OK MPRovED FARMS in Utah and
/ Idaho. NIi6dleseX Banking Co, 6lf NC
! Cornick block 81
/ CITY AND FARM PROPERTY; lowest
/ rstes 7 T.. Perkes, 1851 s w Temple
ON UTAH AND IDAHO FARMS; spe-
! ciel option Miller & Viele. 3O5 McCornlCk
| building.
ACCORDION PLEATING-
/ oooooo~~~~>~~~~~~ -~---~~~-~~~~~~~~-
| pTPTrPST and accordion pleating-
/ MS Jennens. AZ East First South
STORAGE AND MOVING
| ~~~~~~-~~~~~~~-~~~~~~-S~~-~-~
MITCHELL Van & Storage Co. IS W.
I Cd So. Tel 13l2-N
! MOVING. storing. packing and ship
n5oS Rc1man Van & STORAGE Co Prone
| ere r,ff;ce 106 and rs So W. Temple St
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20

\ bran new 5-room pr. br. house, i'm
Waterloo never lived i'm. modern.
splendidlv built mantel. very
cheap. near car line. Price. :
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LADIES, TAILORING.

-~~~~~~>~~~~.~~"~"@->~~-
~ civ Located at 81 SO. Main ST.
opposite Walkers store. Work guaran-
anteed.
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MTI1WTVES

S~S~~~~~S~SNS~~r~<~-~~~~S~s-~--
WPS LIZZIE GEISLER. 336 W. 5rd
1919 attends cases before, during and
go confinement VIII nurse patient
at her home If desired references
given.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20

JOHN J. WALLACE & CO. d. +.
Walker Bldg Salt Lake. collect debts,
anv part Of L. S. and Canada. prompt
attention. references, Walker Bros.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20

ONE or two rooms in modern house.
ll5 S Fourth East
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20
FOR RENr-FuRN1sHEp.

NICELY furnished rooms. - r. Sd SO ,
gentlemen preferred; call after p M
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20
Cd ST. HOME.

Cd ST. HOME,
Two-story frame. adobe lined.
second story shingled. stone fOun-
dation. rooms. strictly modern.
with hOt-air furnace. everything
first-class. natural wood finish and
an artistic home any side you look
from Faces south on I'd street.
$4,000.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.
25l Main.
WEIR. BOG ) w Temple
s5.5o0-9-rOOm frame, good furnace. bath
toilet. cleo lights. large reception
hall corner lot. 1iaxN rods. r St,
lot alone is worth $500.
81. eo-9-rOom brick. furnace. bath toilet
electric light. wash house IN rear
lot 3S20 rods, % South near 9TH
East. rear Sxl0 rods can be sold for
$500
ss50-5-room frame near Sth South and
Sth West.
S7eo-35xi20 feet. right Of way. ID St.
s. 300-2iax7 rods. 1st St. near =. St.
S7J0-2iaxS rods. Sth T.. near 4th So
S150-2iaX7 rods. corner. close in.
We move % SO ". I'd So. Atlas Block.
soon
NEW broom modern cottage. fine To-
catiOn. new furniture. piano: viii SCH
furnished or unfurnished at bargain. as
l an leaving state ~ So. 18th East.
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NICELY furnished modern rooms
steam heat. close in. 525 So. ID East
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Z
out board SIS 5. ID East.
TABLE board at SIS south Fourth East.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED.
~~~~o>S~~~O~>~~~S>~~--~|~
7-ROOM house the whole or part; cleo
light. tel. bath, ID :. and 20 West APP
ply TO VIM. Husband, or Box su, SAT-
Lake City.
NICELY furnished rooms. - r. Sd So;
gentlemen preferred; call after p IA
ONE or two rooms in modern house
l45 S Fourth East.
NICELY furnished modern rooms.
steam heat. close in, S25 SO. I'd East
TWO rooms, school teachers or young
couple preferred: reference required %
s Third East.
TWO rooms strictly modern. private
family. S5 So. 1th East
FOR LIGHT housekeeping. 8 rooms.
$1,000. and single rooms 0S ;. lst west
TWO rooms for light housekeeping. or
two gentlemen. 4 Paramount Ave, Sd T.
and 5th So.
ONE furnished room or unfinished
rooms. Apply 500 So 20 T.
NICELY furnished front room for rent
cheap; suitable for > S2S So. lst w.
LARGE furnished rooms terms moder-
ate. 213 S 6th East. Phone 203S-A Cen
tlemen preferred
ELEGANT front room. furnace heated.
bath. etc. 206 ". Second South
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SOCIETIES.

p~@~sa~~~~~~0~~~s~ss-~-~ ~~~~s~~s~a-~eeS@ssNN
MASONIC NOTICE-AIt- MOTiah lodge,
No will hold a special meeting tomorrow
Monday evening at 1.Sb O'Clock for j..
~ Work Masous qualified invited
CHRISTOPHE DiEHL. sec
ARGENTA lodge No. e. i. d A. A-
Regular meetings held at Masonic hall
the first Tuesday of each month. Mem
bcrs of sister lodges and sojourning
brethren cordially invited 10 attend.
F. p SHERWOOD w NJ.
NJ G. PHILLIPS. Sec'y.
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TYPEWRITERS

REMINGTON typewriters rented, 1906
nor month upward. StenOgraphers placed
vy,ithout charge. Phone 1622-Y. 172 So.
West Temple St, city.
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HEALTH coRsETs.
ATTORNEYS.

J. e DARMER, Lawyer. offices Isl
Commercial block. Phone 1zlF-z.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20

Utah AUTOMOBILE COMPANY We
sell The Wilton, Odds and other makes
W. also rent autos with careful drivers.
Temporary quarters, so Alain street.
Tel. 17f5-N-
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

WATCHES and jewelry. Cleaning. SIvO.
handspring, 800 c. E. W. Bowers. Re
moved 10 20 Main st
J. f BOES. Manufacturing JeweIer.
Removed to go Main.
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NEW or secondhand. cash. trade o.
terms Sorensen-Stoutt Co., 4S E ID So
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az ACRES. with small house, barn, eel
lar. etc. city water. east bench. good for
--chicken. rangM will trade Tor city prop
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STORAGE AND MOVING
~~~~-~~"~~~-~"~-S-~-~----
STTTC,TTFII, Van & Storage Co, IS W.
Cd So Tel. 13l2-A
NTOVTNG storing. packing and ship
s. t5c.91,an Van & Storage Co. Phone
~ office I26 and rs So. W. Temple St
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-03

OF the Secretary of War They worked
six weeks on the puzzle. Mr. and Mrs.
Holt formerly resided in Lynn. Mass.
and have been residents Of Washington
for about three years
@. H. La Fetra. winner of the second
prize of $50, has q position in the Post
office Department He resides at the
hotel bearing his name at 1l05 G Street
northwest, and of which his son is the
proprietor. Mr. La Fetra spent about
a week working on the puzzle
Clyde ~ Williams, winner OF the
laird prize of $25. resides at s. I Street
northeast.
A J. Tyrer. winner of the fourth
prize of SO. is private secretary to
Commissioner of Navigation Chamber
lain. Of the Bureau Of Commerce and
Labor. Mr. Tyrer spent the evenings
of several weeks in building UP his .4st
OF words. He is formerly of James,
town, y. Y.
The winner of the fifth prize, George
T. Stormont. resides at Jos r Street
northeast. He is a stenographer in the
Department OF Justice.