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Arizona republican., 1905-04-10

almost daily collisions growing in vio- lence. On the day of the murder the sailors seized the mate and handled him roughly. He escaped from them and locked himself in stateroom. While the mutineers were trying to batter down the door Captain Nixon appeared ct the door of his cabin to inquire iato the cause of the disorder when the leader, who is alleged to be Hobbs, shot and killed him. The mu- tineers, who by the way did not em- brace the entire crew held possession of the vessel all day and that night escaped in the ships boat presumably to Pitcairn island. Nothing was heard of them in that desolate part of the world nor was it ever learned how they reached this country.
 How Hobbs was located cannot now be- disclosed. It was however partly by accident and partly by a manner as romantic as those incidents de- scribed by novelists, of the pursuit of persons to the ut termost ends of the earth as fo~ in stance in the Elphinstone case. It may be stated though that the information leading to the arrest of Hobbs was fur pished by a sailor of the Leicester Cas- tle anu WHO ndQ enQeaNOreQ 10 QlSSu- ade the mutineersl from their resist ance to the officers of the ship. How he came into this country is yet to be made known to the public.
 Notwithstanding the secrecy which had been thrown about the pursuit of Hobbs it is s1rmised that he had re- ceived hint in some way, possibly by a telephone message from Solomon vile to Clifton informing him of a mysterious individual who was there making inquiries concerning him.
 Hobbs was visited in the county jail yesterday by Attorney T. E. Flannigan. It is probable that a writ of habeas corpus will be sworn out today. In the event that he should not be released on the writ he will shortly have a hear ing before Judge Kent on the Warrant of extradition
 Deputy Sheriff Hobbs is cutie well known in Phoenix. He is the officer from Clifton who was in charge of the Clifton and Morenci orphans in the late famous habeas corpus case and he made a favorable impression during the ten days he was in the city while the hearing was in progress.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
A Disaster at Madrid in
 Which Hundreds Died
COLLAPSE OF ARfSFRVOIR
The Accident Had Been FOreseen and Warned Against bat Spanish Indir- ference Permitted the SlipshOd and Fatal Construction to Proceed.

Madrid, April 9.-It appears that un- derneath the foundations of the reser- Voir which gave way with such a dis astrous result on Saturday, killing and injuring 400 persons, were water pipes used to supply the plaace and old Mad rid It is stated that this was the cause of the subsistence and not the surface of the ground which when tests were made sank only eleven mil limeters. The vault was built of ce- ment with iron girders, as were also the supporting columns. The first fall caused all the pillars to bend and the end of the iron work to stretch, re- sulting in a general and uniform col lapse. These explanations, however cannot be considered as final.
 The structure which collapsed was huge quadrilateral, 350x15O meters built on arches. The disaster was due to weakness of the supporting pillars As the greater part of the debris is under water the work of extricating the victims is most difficult Up l.. this time 100 bodies have been recov- cred. Seventy injured persons have been rescued. but it is feared the re- mainder of those working in the vl- cinity at the time of the accident per ished in the crushed masonry or by asphyxiation.
 Madrid newspapers published asser- dons that the disaster had been fore seen by engineers as well as by work men. It is now recalled that the bad condition of the soil on which the res crvOir was constructed caused deep opposition and numerous criticisms when the scheme was being discussed in the corteS. Workmen who have been questf9ned say that they were compelled 10 build too rapidly with materials so defective that disaster was bound to happen.
 Many heart rending incident and painful scenes are reported. Ten of those who were rescued alive have gone mad. A huge crowd stood around the scene throughout the night watch ing the attempts at rescue in the light of huge electric lights. Crowds Of workmen and women carrying flags
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
THE PARALYzINe YAoUIs.
They Have Brought Mining in Sonora
 to 2 Standstil!.

Fl Paso Tex. April 9-Dr. Shall Of Arizona has reached Douglas, return ing from the Yaqui country in Sonora. and he says mining is at a standstin and Americans are abandoning their property and leaving the country, trav- cling by night to keep away from the Indians. Others are fiocl1ing to tho towns for protection, declares the doctor
 News of these depredations is con- stantly coming into Guaymas and Hermosiilo he says. and soldiers fail to make any arrests. A freighter he says. reached Hermosillo the day he left after having been robbed of every thing, including his clothes.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
HER SEVERED BODY.
A Young Woman Cut in Two by a
 Train.

Trinidad, Colo. April 9.-Santa Fe passenger train No. 4, eastbound, ran down and killed Miss Beatrice Con nelly at Morley. ten miles west of here this evening, cutting the body in two at the hips, the head and trunk rolling down the embankment. The remains were brought here on the fatal train.
 Miss Connolly and a companion, Miss Julia Kirchner, were travelling from Chicago to Ash Fork, Arizona, to work in the Harvey eating house, and while their train was waiting at Morley for No. to pass, the ladies walked on the main track and did not see No. 4. Miss Kirchner, whose home is at Superior, Michigan, was uninjured Miss Connolly is from Buffalo, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
AN UNSEEN SQUADRON.

Singapore, April 9.-Fifty-one ships of Vice Admiral ROjestvensky's sec ond Pacific squadron passed. here yes terday. The most important fighting vessels, a squadron, including the bat tleships, the Kniaz Souvarof, the Alex ander II, the BorodinO and the OreI. with their complement of cruisers, torpedo boat destroyers. etc, did not
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
ALLEGED LEARNED FIRE BUG.
Charged Witt Burning, uo Part of a
 Texas College.

Fort Worth, Texas, April 9.-Prof. T. R. Dunlap. who has been vice president of Jarvis college at Thorn Springs, Texas. has been arrested on a charge of arson. On the night of March 20, the main building of the college was burned. He is 52 years of age and has a family.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
A GENERAL cATAcLYsM.
The Worst of the Indian Earshsuaks
 Coming to Be Known

Calcutta. April s.-Telesraph cora- munications with Dharmsala show thas the earthquake was more dis-lstrsss than at first believed. or the torst population of nearly 5.oeo in th- to,saa Of Kansra 1t is believed that only EHs are left alive Many of these have l-sk Many people are stiu imprisoned Hs the ruins. Dharmsala. Kangra. Palaas pur. Dhawan and all nelghborinE vtss lages were completely wrecked TAe shocks still continue.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
BLEW HIMSELF TO PIECES.
Man Married Only Six Months Com
 mitted Suicide with Dynamite.

Mahony City, Pa. April 9.-vJoseph Rogist, aged 25 years, committed sui eide last night by blowing himself to pieces with dynamite. Worry is be- lieved to have caused him to end his life. He had been married only Six months.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
SOUTH RUSSIAN RAILWAYS.
Trains Held Up at Night in Apprchen-
 sion of Strikers

St Petersburg, April Dispatches from the Caucasus paint the railway situation there in alarming colors. The authorities it Is represented are afraid to run trains at night lest they be wrecked. Striking section hands seize the trains and travel up and down the line forcing the other employees to cease work
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
WEATHER TO-DAY.

Washington, April 9.-Forecast for | Arizona. Fair in south; showers and l thunderstorms in north portion Mon | day and Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10

St Petersburg, April 9.-Under 3he date of April 8, General Linevircn re- ports no change in the situation.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-10

arrive and their whereabouts are to- tally unknown.
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wANTED--AGENTs.

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cents counted line if charged.
A PERMANENT business offer-S50 TO
$I50 per week. positive. Men and women
wanted everywhere TO operate sales par
Tors for the best ladies' and gents dress
shoe known; 10 original sight selling
health and comfort features: factory TO
consumer: previous experience unneces-
sary; profit possibilities unlimited; no
risk. reply quick Balm * Harms, $50 w.
md SO. St. Salt Lake City, Utah.
AGENTS to handle biggest mOney-mak-
ing fire extinguishers. Special starting
offer. exclusive territory. S75 TO $500 per
month Badger Chem. Mig. Co. MilWau-
kee Wis
AGENTS can make 500 a month hand
ling my goods; must have SO up TO $50
To start with; car go any place in the
United States 20 start. Call from a. m.
to p. m. on w NJ Myers, White House
hotel
EXPERIENCED lady solicitors to can
Naxs IN the city on salary. Apply 142 W.
South Temple.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

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MODERN rooms, with or without board ;
private family. 90 So. md w. St.
TWO large pleasant front rooms with
board. 354 East South Temple.
ROOM and board; modern convenience.
81 n First West
BOARD and room FOR gentlemen; home
comfort 16l +. lst South.
FOR health and home comfort go 10
1745 8. eth East. BracinG air. pleasant
surroundings. pure cream. fresh Ne2e-
tables and fruit baths Ind phone 253G.
NICELY furnished rooms with or with
out board. 273 w. Sd South.
GOOD table board and room in modern
house. s1I0 North Main.
MOP rno:ns. 1b Z. 9th SO.
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LOST

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\ SMALL diamond ring. Leave at
Lewis CIGAR store Suitable reward.
LOST at SaItafr beach Auerbach day.
white cashmere baby shawl. little black
silk coat trimmed with white medallion.
Return 10 VIM. Oblad. rear 81 South
State. Reward
GOLD pencil with blue enameled trim
ming Return to Wallace, 431 ID. Z. Wal
ker bldg. Phone l069-H. Reward.
IN Murray. black roam colt; five months
old Reward. G Burnett. Murray.
BROWN wooden shaw in City creek
canyon Sunday morning Return to Mar
RIOTS market and receive reward.
IN bingham. watch fob. Return to NJ.
l. james store and receive liberal re-
ward.
BETWEEN the .. s. l.. depot and
Schramm's drug store an open face Elgin
movement II Jewel watch. rolled gold fob
Return TO police station.
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PLUMBING AND HEATrNG.

>>"---~~~->~~-~---~~>~~>- >~-~~-~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~-
YOU can save money on plumbing by
getting estimate from keddington &
Webb, t5S E. Sd So 'Phones-Beu 222S:
Ind 24si.
Anderson Bros. the practical plumbers.
2H s. State ST. Tel. Bell 1897: Ind. $50.
d. w JAMES & Co, plumbing, steam
and hot water contractors 65 2 % South
St Phone SO. s
JAMES 3 FARRELL. 335 S. Main ST.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FIRST-CLASS opening for man with
apital TO start general mercha ndise store
in southwestern Wyoming. New town.
three canals completed. Fine building
suitable for store to rent If desired. Also
14-room residence sufta BILE for hotel Tor
sale. Address w. A. Carter, Fort Rrid-
ger. WyO.
STOCK companies Incorporated II you
have stocks or bonds for sale. offer them
through me to investors. George NJ kel-
logg. Broker. 345 Ellicott Square, Buffalo
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FOR RENT FURNISHED.


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cents counted line If charged.
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TWO single rooms for gentlemen; mod
ern; b L.; hot and cold water. 163 So.
9th East
COTTAGE of 3 rooms; newly furnished
with electric lights, water. etc. Inquire
800 SOEth 2nd West SO.
S-ROOM house for one year II71 first
St. Tel. 2421-z.
FURNISHED rooms reasonable. $50 w.
First North.
FRONT modern room. 243 East First so.
NICELY furnished housekeeping rooms;
strictly modern. 216 West First South.
FURNISHED rooms with or without
board in private family, modern house.
lawn and shade 225 West Fifth SO. Bell
phone 3332G.
TWO rooms and pantry for housekeep-
ing. 167 So 4th West
NICE furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply $50 So. 2nd West.
IwO furnished rooms for housekeeping
4Sl@ w Sd So
MODERN Groom brick; references ex-
changed. -16 9Th St
NICELY furnished rooms: close in; pri-
vate family. 266 So. 2nd East.
THREE furnished rooms Tor -housekeep-
ing. e33 e. 4th South.
S-ROOM brick. 15S S. 9Th East, $50 Cap
itai r. Z. ]. Co, 149 s West Temple.
NEW 4-room modern cottage; west side.
Phone 16s1-X.
LARGE front room, IN private family.
WIKI or without board. 100 North Main.
NICELY furnished room. 10 First ST,
KEITH APARTMENTS.
100 L, Brigham. Apartments single or
class dining room under management Of
Miss Grote- Board IS per week.
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PATENTS.

DO You want your patents manufac-
tured on royalty or sold outright Call
from a. IN. TO D. or address W. Nj.
Myers. White House hotel, Salt Lake City,
Itch
DO you want patents manufactured on
royalty or sold outright Call from s
a. n. TO p m or address w. NJ Meyers.
White House hotel Salt Lake City. Utah.
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TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRITERS.
~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~-~~->~~-~
Salt Lake Typewriter Exchange Co
62 w. Ind So
All makes OF typeNTiters rented,
repaired,
exchanged,
bought and sold.
State agents for
The Bhckensderfer Visible. Price $S5 %
and 5000 Catalogue free.
Kee Lox Ribbons and Carbon Paper.
Cash or payments
Look at these bargains.
No. , Remingtons $500 and 81. 80.
New Sun. worth $S5 90 for 5000.
Manhattan, $3.50 $3.50 and uo.
Hammond. a bargain. $500.
Sholes Visible. So. 90.
ReInington-Sholes, almost new, from
$S5. 90 up.
$500
Densmores from 5000 up.
All the up-to-date models at a big saw
ing 20 purchasers. Machines sold under
positive guarantee.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
MARRlMGT MN

NICE pressed brick large rooms, pam
try ana closet. lot 50X140 fl to alley, east
side, close 20 car, city water; will rent
for $500 per month; $500.
14JR acres close to city. plenty of water
for Trrigating and culinary purposes; east
side. blocks from street car. $500.
A first class built broom brick cottage,
city water: electric lights; bath room:
lawn: mantel and CRATE; lot "a N1O to alley,
& %
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PHYSICAL CULTURE.

HAVE your health insured at Willard
Beans parIors Private physical culture,
electric and hand massage a speciality.
Rooms 401 to 406 Constitution Bldg.
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HUBBARD INW'17 GO.
rs WEST 2ND SO.

90 L
Both phones 1I3.
NEW mod. OR. y. b.. cemented cellar
and walks. barn and carriage house. So. $50
New mod: 5-T; p. b.; west side; monthly
Mod. or p. b. on 4th near F. 5000.
ar b. near Rio Grande depot 8, $50; easy
:. New or. b.. n. l.; monthly payments.
or, b.. y. E: monthly payments. s.. 400.
Vacant lots. west side, monthly pay
Lot 13a blocks from court house. $3.50.
Lot on T bet I'd and 80; east front
Large lot, cast side. suitable for sub
dividing, at bargain.
A. II ADDISON. 26 HOOPER BLDG.
a RICHTER.
Established twelve years.
Modern Homes
s., 200
It's a beauty. Close in on Sd East. II
has S rooms. 1st floor finished in oak
u Is brand new. all modern cOnveniences.
Must be sold at once.
$1,000
VIII buy good and substantially built
o-room modern brick cottage. lot Pixie
rods on b Sd So. st.
win b,,,- e. % S2'z u r..
King residence on = ST.; 2 rooms all
modern convenience. nice large lot and
barn.
S2.iOO
a brand new broom modern brick cot
Iage near Sth +. and Sth So It's a bar
$3.50
On Lincoln ave. broom brick and s71a
by l57 feet TO alley
BOO
5-room modern brick cottage on I2tn
F. near LIST So. VIII make very easy
terms
$500.
b-room modern 2-story residence. corner
facing south on I'd st: porcelain bath
and a snap at price asked
Corner on II St good 5-room brick
cottage bath. etc. plumbing brand new
and connected with sewer.
IF you are looking FOR an elegant resi-
dence on Brigham street l can put YOU
next to one of the choicest homes on this
street, which ought to bring at least
Sl2,5O0. but I can make a still lower figure
it,
h. See me for any kind of a home or lot.
Can't advertise them all
a Richter. - W. LIST So. St. phones Sal.
Residence phone. Bell 1926.
Established tuelNa Nnars
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PERSONAL

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A LONELY Mormon widow, middle age,
attractive, loving disposition, from the
country with means, desires TO meet
kind intelligent Mormon widower. no
trifiers. reference Address p. O. box 103.
Salt Lake City
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For RENT.

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B. S. MARRIMG7 TON


4-ROOM frame adobe lined summer
kitchen cellar. lawn. shade trees. 5. e,
81, $50. $3.50 cash. SIS a mo.
broom Dr. brick: modern; cellar; fine
location, $3.50. $3.50 cash SIS mo.
SrOom pr. brick; modern; 1-stOry; N L.
bench. $3.50. easy teams
Lots i'm all parts OF city at low prices
and easy terms
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S-RM. mod. br.; 5ls So. State. s4e.Oe
! I-rm. mod Dr.. 1871 50 ST.. $500
I-rm- mod. br., 366 +. 9Th So...... so. %
e-rm. mod, 125 n St........,...........S2 5.tt
6-rm. mod br. I56 w nth So SIS 90
6-rm. mod. br., 351 9Th E........... So. 80
Srm mod mod b Dr. sss So. MaiR sisS0
I-rm. fr.. barn. 735 Z. Sth So..-..-. $500
5-rm., close in, 7l6 So. Main. $500
Arm. cot. Schenck's court. ......-. 90
Arm. br- CPS St Louis Ave.-..-.S 800
rms, r. 521 5th E..........-.-.-.....S4 4. 90
Large barn. III So. % w. s 500
Front office Houston block 81. 90
HOUSTONS THE HOUSERS. Phones q.
GROOM brick house, kitchen. two eel
in kitchen; close in; rates reasonable Cor
ner 9Th North and Main st.
a GROOM brick. pantry closet, halls,
city water; so l32 W. I'd n
S35-S-room modern. S23 F. I'd So
S25-S-room modern 1914 K. LIST So.
SlS-4-roOm. modern. Wellington court.
S20-5-rOOm house. % w. Sd So
Sl0-MOdern rooms i'm Newell block
Sl0-Shop room. rear of % w. I'd So.
Store and building. 26S So. Main
VIII build to suit tenant on w Sd So
viii build to suit tenant rear of Hous-
Top floor, % w ID So, . Lyme block.
THREE rooms for rent. Az South 9th E.
painted. 24 E 9Th So.
s - r brk $50 E !th So,
L
9TH So.
SSO-S-rm. mod. 67s Fifth ST
r. L. PRITCHARD Mgr r. E. Dept.
WIson-Sherman Co. - w. Second SO.
Tel. 492.
FRAME; cottage. adobe lined flowing
well, good sized lot. 50. 90. See owner. Os-
car Larson. 1855 South Seventh East.
ROOMS for rent. 1925 Second Street.
HOUSE for rent. 724 So. state.
THREE large rooms;' pantry. closet;
modern; $40. $40 State. Phone 1865 Y.
-FOUR nice clean rooms. pantry, cellar.
| closet. shade. etc. 343 Ith Z. St.
GROOM modern house. 800 n. I'd w
Two rooms. sewer. Rear % 4th r.
NEW house, s rooms; laundry, furnace,
etc. Apply 464 4th z.
BARN with hay NOV. CAN los W. 4tn
South
TWO nice unfurnished rooms at 49 So.
W. 1emDle Cali Al al
HOMES ia. all parts city Sears & Bow
man 50 w "a So Phone No 1884.
DESK room. l4e s. West Temple. Capt.
tal zeal Estate Investment Co.
TWO modern cottages at 76 and 81
5-KOOM modern cottage, No. 10 Dpbei
avenue Apply Dubei. Tailor. go Main.
MODERN 5-room cottage. Vernon Ave
/ 9th East. bet 3T0 and 9Th South.
I BEAUTIFUL new and 5-room flats.
Third So betsslst and 2nd West.
a FINE 10-roapl brick house. strictly
modern, pleasant locality Deseret Saw
ings bank, ~
slz AND $ls-Tpso 5-reom houses, newly
papered and painted; strictly. modern.
Apply at 53S w. LIST So. ST.
STORE and basement. 5e4 State ST
FINE store room. close TO Main, East
1st South. $40 per month
Houston Real Estate Inv: Co.
FINE rooming houSe of % large rooms,
with baths; gro wing location. South Tenn
pie and First West 500 per month Hous-
ton. the HOuSeTE. Phones
GET the g. & o. transfer 20 move you.
Both phones 555.
SEWING MACHINE. 800 per month. al
White office % w LIST So Phone 12S7-x-
20 HOUSES. ali kinds. prices and 10
cations. Tuttle Bros. Is9 Main St
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

ATTENTION WOODIEN.
Neiehbors OF Camp 305 are requested 90
attend the funeral OF Mrs Mills next
Sunday at D. m. at Tenth ward meet
ing house G. Z. Evans. G. G.
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OFFICE AND STORE FIXTURES.

A. L. HAMLIN. carpenter and builder.
Job work a speciality. % Main: Ind 1921.
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AUCTION SALE.
On Thursday Aug. II, at 1890 a. m. No.
so L. Fourth South street; parlor rockers,
carpets and rugs, center tables. writing
desk. two fine wardrobes, fine iron bed.
white curled hair mattress, bedding, eX-
tension and other tables. chairs. office
table, dishes and kitchen utensils, etc;
house for rent X. a. Andrews, auctiOneer.
BY T. NJ Onion. on Thursday. Aug.
18th. 1890 a. m. at No 62S So. End East
Z will sell a lot of very desirable house
hold goods: Brussels carpets and large
rugs. fine fancy chairs and rockers, extra
fine couch. pretty maple parlor desk,
centre tables. four fine iron beds, chif-
fOniers. dresSers and cOTnmOdeS. hand
some round dining table and chairs, side
board, hail tree. refrigerator, good steel
range. hot blast heater. hnoleum, electric
light. chandeliers. beds and bedding. lot
fruit jars. etc. etc These goods are in
zine condition and very desirable.
BY =. n Onion. on Monday. Aug. a.
30 a. m. a No. South Ninth East (cOr-
BrighamD- carpets and rugs upholstered
DarlOr furniture. fancy chairs and rock
ers. center tables. bed room sets, iron
beds. dreSsers. cOmmOdes. child'S crib,
dining table and chairs, china closet. re-
frgerator. steel range hot blast heater
and large lot of miscellaneous goods
WE HAVE received another car of the
celebrated -'Sanitairc' iron beds part of
which wewill retail for the next 10 days at
strictly wholesale prices. We keep every
thing TO furnish your home complete.
either new or second hand. Cash or in
stalIment. Nebraska Furniture Co. So Z.
md So.
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AUCTION.

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FOUND.

BUNCH of keeps on I'd So. between STATE
and Main