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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-30
Enjoyable Party.

Miss Bertha Metzger entertained
a number of friends Friday evening
for Miss Mayme Macintosh, who will
soon leave for Portland. Miss Met
zer's home was daintily decorated in
autumn leaves. Those present WERE
Miss Mayme Macintosh, Miss Katn-
crime Kendall, Miss Bess Matthews,
Miss Jean Macintosh Miss Gail
Group, Miss Hazel Coleman, Miss
Hattie Maiden, Miss Mildred Grit
fiiths and Miss Barbara Rae.
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Binks-I heard Soaker is a nard
drinker.
Jinks-That's a mistake, I never saw
a man drink easier in my life.
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Nv Jimmy cuIIins.

EDGAR Boys win in the free-f0r-a,l
lug .+or3ay afternoon against such
pace &c Hassalo and LIE Roi
goou ~ .,1ar one, Notwithstanding
WI, se' fact that large percentage of the he
the - we're backing their judgment on
t'-s are5iction that the big bay stallion
'H' % 10 pieces wnen it came down
', r' a neck and neck finish. Edgar d, Boy, Boy
10 . little foolish in the first heat
u'u ,uoke badly in the stretch when
anu tho heat won hands down, but
ns ~ next two heats the big bay
.a away from Hassalo and LIE
s''fi manner that sent the blood
W. .,nn through the veins of the lover
'V unoss events. Spokane people
=, he pleased to see Edgar Boy
Cav, and the big stallion may be
pc :, Como of the fast events at the
seen in SOME -
falls city next week.
-.,,orrow will see the race track
.o+ica,lv deserted. The Spokane
ond fair opens next week and
urers we're making arrangements to-
- chin their horses to that point.
~ tbe whole racehorse men express
.,,foction over the success of the
w.l,s vaIla meet, despite the adverse
s+;ons under which the races were
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Society Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ausen are visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Sharp.
stein.
Mrs. Sarah Forbes leaves Sunday
night for Portland, after having beer
the guest of Mrs. r. B. Caswel.
Mrs. John Dooly entertained for Mrs
Fuller Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Slater gave a luncheon Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Lulu Paul entertained Monday
afternoon in honor of Miss Paine ant
Miss Baumeister.
Miss Frank S. Sharpstein entertaine,
number of friends Tuesday after
noon.
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nghl 10 make good $500 purse that
mad been guaranteed the fighters was
responsible for the way last nights
fight turned out. When the gate re-
ceipts were counted it was found that
there was but 1910 in the house. Fifty
dollars of this went to Battling Web
ster and Ed Kelso for preliminary,
leaving but $3.50 for Denny and Scaler.
Lea Meyers, manager of Scaler, at
first refused to put his man on for
the money in sight and an hours wran-
gle resulted. In the meantime the big
crowd kept impatiently calling for the
fighters. There was some trouble in
getting Webster and Kelso to go on,
but the money question was finally set
tied satisfactorily to the two men and
they went fast five rounds, Webster
being declared the winner. The BAT
tier" outweighed Kelso fully 20 pounds
and was So eager to fight that he kept
humping Kelso whenever he went to
tine floor and that was pretty often.
Kelso claimed foul in the fifth round.
Referee kid" Vaught refused to al
low it and Kelso decided ne would
fight no longer Kelso sprained both
hands badly in the first round, which
greatly handicapped him.
The Big "Rag Chewing"
After the preliminary it was fully an
hour before the fighters and Manager
Peck could come to an understanding
regarding the division of the money
in sight, and many fight fans, becoming
disguised, called at the box office
and wanted their money back. They
were assured that there would be a
fight and returned to the nall.
At HAS Tom MCGUIRE, who acted
as master of ceremonies, announced
that the men would fight and few
minutes afterward Denny climbed
through the ropes and the big crowd
settled back. Ten minutes later Scaler
showed up and took his corner. 1t
was then announced that the men
would fight 20 rounds. The gloves were
quickly tied on and the men given
their instructions. In the opening
round it was seen that Scaler was
faster than the Australian. He ripped
in a left to the face and wolloped over
right that made Denny grunt. Denny
woke up and sent in two hard upper
cuts, but they did not land. Denny was
foored with a right to the jaw, but
was up before Cullins got started to
count. 1t was easily Scaler's round
The second proved repetition of the
first, although Denny made better
showing. Toward the close Of the
round Scaler began mixing it and
Denny was in trouble. A right to
his head brought Denny to his knees
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But FOR a real good meal 60 t,
Olson'S
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KIMONA CLOTH

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR
FALL LINE OF kIMONA FLAN-
NELS FOR MAKING BATHROBES,
DRESSING SACQUES AND KIMO-
MAS. PRICE PER YARD....1Sc
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SOME SAMPLE BARGAINS MANY
MORE ON OUR LIST
6-rm-. close i'm on East Sidr fine lot.
$1,000. Can You beat it2
s. 30. Terms.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


$1,000 OR PART for investment in
some good enterprise without services T.
Z. Cameron, Sentinel Bldg. Milwaukee,
Wis.
WANTED-Large. well established sue
cesstul manufacturing company. prOduc-
ing highest quality, staple line Of goods,
widely known, wants satisfactory man
with 50 O00 cash to establish and carry
on permanent branch business. $50
with liberal share of profits: unusually
safe investment: desirable connection,
high class business: good for $500 per
exceptional references required For par
ticulars address H Hackman, 81 Wabash
ave. Chicago.
CAPITAL Furnished-We have clients
with unlimited means for investment IL
legitimate. safe. money king PROPOSE
tions. We handle stocks and bonds of
unlisted corporations on strictly commits
sion basis. Submit your proposition in de
tail and receive ours in return Chicago
National Bond Co. 81 Dearborn. Chicago
PARTNER wanted in a paying grocery
business in the best town in Idaho Ad-
dress 1. Herald
FIkST-CLASS opening for man with
capital to start general merchandise store
in southwestern Wyoming New town,
three canals completed Fine building
suitable for store 10 rent. if desired Also
14-roOm residence suitable for hotel for
sale Address w A Carter, Fort Bird
ger, WyO.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

500 PER MONTH and expenses selling
StranSky : : nokelesS gun and blasting
powder Patented. General agents want
ed everywhere j. A Stransky Box 500
Pukwana, $. ID.
A PERMANENT business Offer-S5O to
Slb1 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 cogafort features: factory 10
consumer. previous experience unneces-
SarN; profit possibilities unlimited, no
risk; reply quick. Balm & Harms 500 w
Ind So ST. Salt Lake City. Utah.
AGENTS to handle biggest money-mak-
ing fire eXtinguisheTs. Special starting
0ffer.t exclusive territory so to $500 per
month Badger Chem. Mfg. Co, MiiWau-
kee Wis.
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AUCTION SALES.

WE HAVE received another car of the
celebated "Sanitairc' iron beds. part OF
which we will retail for the next 10 DAYS a +
strictly wholesale prices. We keep every
thing to furnish your home con1plefe
either new or second hand Cash or in
stallment. Nebraska Furniture Co % E
md So.
BY r. NJ ONION. on wednesday. Aug
Ord 1879 a. m, at No. 2I1 West 4th South
Street. carpets. lockers. chairs. centre
tables two good mantle folding beds
dressers. commOdes. dining table and
chairs. high chair. glass door cupboard
not blast heater. nearly new. LOT fruit
jars. crockery and glassware, lot tools
and drill steel. etc etc.
WE SELL for cash stoves. furniture
and carpets cheaper than any store in
town. Coop Second Hand Store 224-2e6
Stctc St
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FUTILE BROS.

L
Investment Bankers. 149 Main St
Salt Lake City and Grand Rapids.
We have some good things to offer this
week. Ca'l early and let US show these
Bargains.
on Z. Brigham St. Nice walking dis
lance We have an elegant new modern
pressed brick home 10 rooms, that is to
20 this week at great sacrif<~, in the
$1,000 class for about two-tTF,ds that
sum.
Here's the clerks chance.
Neat 4-EOom brick cottage ith East
close in; rents for 81 per month; terms
cl,600. 0ist 1880.
A few fine new 4-room modern pressed
brick houses, bath, toilet, Z. l. good
lots; these are great and only &. 900 walk
ing distance; terms very easy. Uist 1889
Fine location f End South, good brick
e. l. bath very fine fruit and shade, lawn:
lSt street, near L, 4-roOm e l. for 81 $50:
3O2l). ''1i9'
5-room cottage on T street. near 1st.
as an investment this pays 10 per cent:
price 81 600 O.ist 3I75)
FUTILE BROS 149 MAIN ST.
SELL and sell we will, a new 4-room
oIck cottage, large pantry. large bath
room with pore. tub. in walking distance
Tor the sum of 5000; can make terms
easy IL desired.
Where Nh to buy Real Estate-232 D. F.
walker Block
RANCK REAL ESTATE q INV. co.
u-ROOM modern residence. first story
stone hne barn, lot I40x1E feet one of
the finest in city: an ideal location. S. 200
worth $4,000 today; best Of reason for
like it.. ~ sam
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

one half cent word Dai.. prepaid.
Five cents counted line If charged.
cents Counted line If charged.
ROOMS with or without board. Apply
e73 West Third So
PLEASANT, comfortable rooms; board
IL desired; reasonable 124 3 St
FOR health and home comfort go TO
1745 $ 7th East. BraCing air pleasant
tables and fruit baths Ind. phone 2676.
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NEW mod 6-rm- p, b.. cemented cellar
and walks, barn and carriage house. % 800
" payments, 3 600.
Moo. 6-rn D. o. on 4th near +. 5000.
+ rm, b. near Rio Grande depot. $3.50;
View s,r an1 b., N T.; monthly pay
5.rm. b., n. E. monthly payments:
Vacant lots, west side. monthly pay
Lot ~ blocks from court house. $50.
800. - o'i'
Large lot. east side suitable for sub
DIVIDING, at bargain.
y. II ADDISON, g HOOPER BLDG.
5-RM mod house on Sd stu. 81 $50
S-rn- brick house on NJ St..-.......S 81 $50
arm frame, close ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO
9-rm. mod. brick. blocks from p
o. only; terms ......-...............S32 $50
9-rm. home, mod; finest home in
See SEARS q BOWMAN. So W. I'd So.
1T PAYS To OWN A HOME"
Capital Real Estate Investment Co.
A II. vogler. President.
r; r. Miller. Vice President.
w. II. Bintz, Treasurer.
II. A. Smith. Attorney.
A. H Parsons, Secy. and Mgr.
W H. Cromer and J. n. Eslinger. Sales
Summer bargains in all classes OF salt
Lake and suburban realty. We can fiII
any sort Of an order at correct prices.
buy or sell. we can interest yon
Drop in and talk it over
Capital r. Il J. Co, l49 S. W Temple St
MODERN cottage. 3x1O rods. Z ST near
1st Address Owner. BXXx, Herald.
FOR SALE BY THE OWNER
A We'll built house, large. six rooms
chandeliers, porcelain bath tub. house
lately paDered and painted. also painted
g0Nlb0 on corner, close in. good loca-
ton on car line stable for three horses.
and carriage house nice lawn and ever
$4,000; win cell for $50 if taken before
Sept. 10. Ad&<ess F % Herald.
SOME SAMPLE BARGAINS MANY
MORE ON OUR LIST
6-rm.. close i'm ON East Sid fine lot.
$1,000. Can you beat il?
arm mod new pr br-. r. 5th So,
on North Bench. near Sd, 5-rm. mod
home. a beauty. $500
Very comfortable modern home bcalI-
tifully located on 9Th T.. rooms. serV-
ing room, bath room, large basement,
furnace; shade trees, lawn. good barn
and loft; newly papered and painted
throughout; everything in first class COLI
dition. Let US show il to you. Price
Modern home on 9Th E. and Sth So.
almost new two fun stories: rooms
furnace; corner lot. fine shade trees ce-
ment walks. A bargain at 81 500
The f. w. Wilson residence on Sd So.
10 line rooms; modern and convenient;
one OF the most satisfactory homes in
town; 5000.
n. l.. Pritchard, Manager r. Z Dept.
WILSON-SdERMAN CO. 50 w I'd So
Tel. 1872
DO YOU want to locate near the inn
mense new smelters south of Saltair? We
have land and lots for sale about half
way between smelter and concentrating
works, on main county road. Call on as
at once for tirst choice OF business and
s s.. lots Young < Fowler q Main
4-ROOM frame. adobe mned summer
kitchen cellar lawn. shade trees. s. f..
y. 40. $3.50 cash. SO a mo.
broom DR.. Brick. modern: cellar: fine
location. 81 800. $50 cash S15 mo-
s-room Or brick; modern; history; y. l..
bench. -. 500: easy teams.
Lots in an parts of city at low prices
and easy terms.
HUBBARD lEW'7T GO.
rs WEST IND SO.
Both phones l72
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HUBBARD IMV'7r GO.
IS W End s.

~ AN OPPORTUNITY
20 secure house or BUILDING Iot at q
price way below actual value
For instance:
o. A S-roo-H cottage rooms on ground
uoor. room upstairs. has an modern
COnNenlences. Including furnace the Iot
ooNd5O Ieet, improved with fruit and shade
LIe5s. lawn. etc Located near university
and big bargain at 5000
Groom modern. full stories white
dressed brick on = corner on N street
The house IS new and we'll constrIIcteri
ana II y the best and cheapest home of
its size for sale IN this city at 50 500
9-roOm BRICK cottage near university Tor
-72NS rods. east front, electric light and
water ia the house. The lot is fIIled With
Iine fruit trees. and it is surely bargain
a. $50
Near 9Th So. and 9Th East a Groom brick
& ys 80. = = y i0'' winch you can secure for
Hundreds of other homes equally as
cheap. II is a well known fact that my
ilst OF hcmes and lots is the largest and
n RICHTER, 70 W FIRST SOUTH.
Both phones 641-
$3.50 ON TERMS. 4xS rods ground g.
room brick house. fruit and shade trees.
flowing we'll; more land if desired Ia
Pearl ave. cor. End East below 18th So
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sPIRITUALISTs.

One-half cent a word Daily prepaid
Five cents counted line f charged.
one cent word sunday. prepaid. Ten
cents counted line If charged
TONIGHT. admission 10 cents. Phe-
nOmenal test meeting Arnold@ Dickson
Bros nall Better than ever: tell Your
name. occupation. answer any question
pertaining TO your present and future.
messages from the dead. their full names !:
YOU don't have 20 believe, come anyhow.
269 East 3rd South 81 Lecture music
and singing. Everybody goes
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WASHING and ironing wanted to do at
home by experienced laundreSS. Col So.
6th w Bell phone 1874 Y.
BOOKKEEPER. competent and reli-
able, gentleman. wants a position Ad-
dress G 8. Herald.
GENTS washing and mending wanted
at City Ave, 6th So. bet. lst and I'd h
A FIRST CLASS dressmaker wishes
work by the day or at home Address 500
L 1st So.
YOUNG married man wishes respec-
table work of any kind can furnish rel
erenCe. G. 81. Herald
BY a young man, 26 years of age, as
solicitor or collector; willing to begin at
$40 per month; can give good references.
T. l.. Mason, East Court, City
By experienced business man; either
travelling, local or office. Room %, Net
ropOlitan Hotel.
POSITION rs coechman or stableman.
Address G s, Herald.
YOUNG married man desires position
as solicitor. salesman or collector; eX-
perienced- G. 4, Herald
A WOMAN wants a situa ton to go out
by the day. Phone 1886 Ind.
RESSMAKING and general sewing at
reasonable rates. sos f. 1st So.
WASHING wanted TO take home. G..
Eriksen, 241 +. 9Th SO. Bell phone $3.50 r.
A GOOD woman would like place as
housekeeper and cook for a few men or
a man with one or two children. Address
S34 Cannon St, bet eth and Sth w
YOUNG lady wishes to $50 out by the
day to work: phone after $50 p. m. Bell
phone LOGS y
EXPERIENCED business man desires
ing or invoice clerk; Wholesale grocery
liquor or lumber preferred. Address II T..
this office
a GOOD looking young girl wishes a
position w1h a good reliable firm where
there is plenty of work to do, expert
enced in all branches of office work: best
OF references Address r G Herald
GOOD japanese cook wants position in
family or camp. Address G 10, Herald.
SITUATION wanted by experienced col
cred woman as cook. 3S3 So. Main St,
rear
YOUNG man desires to do work of any
kind. morning and night, for his board
Address G. n. Herald.
YOUNG man wants work, any kind.
Bell phone 2760 K
A GOOD girl would like a place for
general homework. without washing Ad-
dress Mortensen Court No 3, 9Th So bet
ID and Sd z
A LADY at 173 w Sd SO. st. would IKE
To set mems washing or rough dry fam
lily washing. Bell Phone 2555Z.
A POSITION as housekeeper for a mid
dle-aged man Of refinement: no objection
10 leaving city I, 20 Herald.
POSITION by stenographer; years ex-
perience; Al reference Address r y
Herald
YOUNG WOMAN wants janitor or other
work by 5s d3y or bi n9uE soI good reference
YOUNG lady wishes to go out by the
day TO work. Phone after $50 p. m. Bell
lueNt
A POSITION TO do general housework
and cooking while attending school by
japanese. Address + q Herald.
MIDDLE-AGED lady desires a position
as housekeeper for single man or small
Salt Lake or Logan. Address F "A. Her
aid.
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EDITED BY THE PEOPLE,
FOR SALE.

One naf cent a word Dailv prepaid
Five cents counted line If charged
One cent a word Sunday, prepaid. Ten
cents counted line If charged
>>N~~~>~e~~~~~~~~~~N-~~>~~0~-~->
ONE or two electric candy machines
(FalrE Flossl with exclusive right to run
I'm Los ARCHES and San Diego: bargain:
owner called east on special business
Address ]. g. Hansman. General Deliv-
BUGGY. harness. cart and piano Az
S. w. Temple
FINE saddle pony, cheap. 547 W. 7th
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one cent a word Sunday. prepaid. Ten
cents counted line if charged
s-~~~~-~~~-~-~~-----~~>~~~~~>
BELL BOYS. chambermaids. Kenyon
Hots..
WANTED-ClOseI in, two or three
newly furnished rooms, with bath, light
housekeeping. Bell 1T54&-
RARE chance for some woman TO
make money selling on commission eX-
quisite real Mexican drawn work articles
from border of Mexico; send letters of
recommendation. Box q, Brownsville.
Texas.
TO TRADE-GOod building lot for cree
ton of small store. Call IA E. I'd So.
MEN and women for paving positions I;
getic person can double salary; no eX-
peFienee needed. J. Burns, 176 w I'd So
BY OFFICE of business firm an active
business woman of mature years. Ad-
dress G ;. Herald.
ROOM and board. and place to keep
horse and buggy, close in and moderate
rates, wanted by young man. G ., Her
MEN wanting transportation 10 the res
ervation apply TO M. Pearson $50 So
AM GOING TO locate mineral claims
on Uintah reservation; you get half in
terest by paying for location work only.
g %, Herald.
TO SELL or lease part or. whole in
terest in paying printing business Ad-
dress +. .. Box l43.
FASHIONABLE dressmaking TO do
Bell phone 1886 h. 657 So Sth w.
TO HIRE horse for one day with priv
llege of buying: must be gentle JOS
Sterling, $40 Z. 5th So Rear.
MEMS, women's ana childrens second
hand clothing. Drop card to Deseret Fur
nlture Co. 185-147 So. w Temple.
PARTNERSHIP in good medical prac-
tice wanted by experienced doctor; corr
reSpondence solicited. @ 20, Herald
TO buy a counter 1or grocery store
price must be reasonable. Address 20
Herald.
HAVE your bed springs stretched made
good as new. All kinds of furniture re
paired. VIM. Fairchild, care s. l. Stamp
Co Phone BOA
THE BEST way to sell your house or
lot Is to list with r. L. Pritchard, K Z
Dept WilsOn-Sherman Co. 81 W. I'd 80.
no HIRE FOR 30 to o. days. light use;
Sood gentle horse; suitable for surrey
VIII be given best of care. Address I'M
mediately. stating terms. ID p. Herald.
AN EXPERIENCED newspaper man
10 the preparation of advertising COPY
cuts. etc. as well as the writing of book
lets and other forms of advertising htef-
AZURE Broad knowledge of the require
ments OF proper ad copy at your service
IOf a reasonable remuneration Address
y %. Herald for appointment.
SECOND hand furniture o K Furni-
ture CO. So5 State St. Ind 2255. Bell 1885
GREAT WESTERN IRON & METAL
%. dealers in scrap iron. metals. rub
Ders.' bottles. rags, etc. Carloads spe-
clalt=. 20 to 240 So. LIST W. Phones
Ind. 1921; Bell. 1897.
UTAH JUNK co. Highest prices paid
Tor scrap iron, rags. rubbers. bottles, cop
per brass. etc s. Z Sth So Tel 20
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ATTORNEYS.

MGURRIN & GUSTIN, 207 Security &
Trust Bldg, % Main St.
J.fI3- DARN EE<.s Lawyer. offices. 1919
Cor9Tnercisl Blk Phone $40 z.
JAMES II IA AIBaOND
Lawyer. S15-31e Mccormick Block
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FOR RENT FURNISHED.

One-haif cent a word Daily prepaid.
FIVE cents counted line if charged.
One cent a word Sunday prepaid Ten
cents counted line If charged.
>~~~~~~~O~O~~~~~>~~~~>~~-~~-
FURNISHED rooms in modern house;
not and cold water e. l. and bath. COS
f 2nd 8.
TWO large comfortable rooms: ali mod
ern conveniences: gentlemen only. 50 9Th
East.
FURNISHED room for housekeeping:
one unfinished 243 E Cd So.
NICELY furnished rooms for house
keeping. ] Kendall Terrace.
FURNISHED modern front room. 24S
Il. let So.
FOR RENT, or for sale with or with
OUT furniture, strictly modern S-room
Geo. RI. Wood Both phones 202.
TWO or three furnished rooms for
housekeeping. with bath and toilet,
CHEAP. 545 z. 9Th SO.
TWO furnished front rooms in thor
oughly modern home. 1877 4th z.
HANDSOMELY furnished flat strictly
modern; viii rent cheap; no children
Address q 3. Herald.
a GROOM modern house; all modern
conveniences. Apply 167 \ St.
NICELY furnished rooms ana bath will
be ready by Sept / at 2n f. So. TEN
Pile Bell phone 2621 q.
FURNISHED rooms for light house
keeping Is (. 4th So.
NICELY furnished rooms: private fam
lily: close ia. 266 So. I'd E
S-ROOM brick, 153 s 9Th East S35. Cap
ital r T. l. Co. 149 S. West Temple.
LARGE front room, III. private Family.
with or without board 100 North Main
NICELY furnished room. 10 First ST
KEITH APARTMENTS
10 +. Brigham. Apartments single or
class dining room under management of
Miss Grote- Board Sc per week.
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CARPET CLEANING.

FLUFF rug works, 23s ". So. Temple
Edw. Gaby, ProPr- Phone, Ind lbs;
Bell 1909 <
s L STEAM Carpet Cleaning works
s w & ST & Eynou- Bell 2ol9: Ind 111e-
WE CALL for. take up, steam clean
and relay Your carpets on short notice
ThornberE Steam Carpet Cleaning " orlGs.
S53-S6S E 9Th So. Phones 10O6.
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MAGNETIC TREATMENT.

MISS MARIE, vapor and massage
BATHS. magnetic and electric treatment.
- Z 2d So, City.
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A few Beautiful lots 33x145 IT. good car
line, fine view. good soil. 500 each: s.
down and s. per month