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Laundry convsnlsness.

or course every even halfway well
regulated family now has its clothes
wringrr. which saves knuchIeS aud
finger joints and the lamdress'
strength as well rs the garments them.
selves Where possible there should he
separate from the Kitchen Il laundry
WIN its w. stove. wash bench aud
Ironing taIlc There ought 10 be u
small ironing board ~ we'll IS Tire
barge skirt board Men rplk must sec
tlmt thor" urc picntl ~ good strong
cl"thes poles nnI ciothcsliuc posts.
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IL is stated that q new paper Is 10
be started az TazewcH by Hon. ".
VI Smythc. e|x-consuI. or something.
TO San Domingo He Is tail and
awkward and homcly. but yields a
trcnchant pen when ne IS willing to
stop resting long enough 10 get down
TO business. AS we knew him Of old
he was o fine roster. all riRht-Ab-
ingdOn Vireinian
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MnIRNEns-

Man was made 10 mournc
The fate SENS rather rough
And woman. she was made
To be- The cause thereof
Boston Transcript
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-17
DAKOTA FUEL FAMINE
Railroads, Dealers and Patrons All
Blamed for the Serious Condition.

FARGO. y D.. Dec l5.-That the
fuel famine will quickly become a Sc
rious matter in this State if the branch
roads are tied up by snow hlockadcs is
evident The supplies Of coal, wood and
oil are very low in most of the towns.
4 great deal Of inconvenience and dis
comfort, and positive suffering even, is
possible.
There are many views as to the re
sponsibility for the present conditions.
The railroads are blamed for not ship
ping in fuel The dealers are blamed
both by the roads and their patrons for
not delivering earlier The patrons are
blamed by the dealers for not buying
earlier and being more forehanded Re
ports from many towns of the State
show that the fuel supply in South Da
kota is entirely exhausted \ few
towns seem To have sufficient TO with
stend n long siege of cold and biz.
Yards
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

LITTLE & LITTLE.
OFFER SOME GOOD THINGS. ACT
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
RENT FOR ood sl25 PER MO. VERY CLOSE
soXis5 on 4TH so. BET. MAIN AND
PURCHASE OF 400 FEET AT $500 PER
FOOT. EASY TERMS.
50Xli5. 3RD SO. BET. 2ND AND BIRD
WEST. $3.50 FOOT.
100 FEET on A PAVED STREET. .
tBUsINEss cENTER5. WORTH $50. 900.
WITH AND 3-STORY BUILDINGS,
WORTH AT LEAST ; So. 1000; ALSO lSo
kGE EkGENT 3S fET N REHR fJfEET WoK2H R2H PAy5R
TOTAL ACTUAL. VALUE SI5I,o 900. WE
Can DELIVER THE WHOLE PRoP0-
sITIeS FOB $50 900, ASp sHow hoy E9T OF,
NET IF THE VACANT IS IMPROVED.
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
115tXl52 FEET, CORNER, ON FIRST
BRICK. STEAM HEAT. 3 BATHROOMS,
SEWER, $3.50 PER FOOT.
50Xl65, CORNER, ON STATE NEAR
l65Xl27 AND RIGHT OF WAY. COR
NER 1ST SOUTH AND lST WEST CDR.
GROVES CORNER). AT $500 FOOT;
tesXiiss Axle c6RNER. co tHl NEXT TO covEY
FLATS. AT s226 FOOT: HOUSE RENTS
FOR sla Mo. IDEAL SITE FOR STORE
A ND MEAT MARkEI,
TWEEN 2ND AND 3RD EAST. AT $50
5axis5. ON 4TH SOUTH. BETWEEN
STATE AND IND EAST AT $500
"a FEET ON SOUTH SIDE BRIG
HAM. BETWEEN STATE AND IND
EAST; GROOM MODERN HOUSE; si75
20iXIass. STATE BETWEEN 4TH
AND ETH SOUTH. AT 1925 FOOT:
isSX1llt CORNER 2ND SO: AND tTH
ssXls2, WITH r: OF W. ON WEST
cor, ". T. AND 6TH SOUTH; FACES
f. AND N;msssoo. 4 GREAT BARGAIN.
6-ROOM FRAME. BRICK LINED.
HALL. Il I'll PAHTRY 'lti1rR AS6 SE cIosETs' cE:
MENT WALKS AND CELLAR. 1T is IN
a COURT, TWO BLoCKs FROM p o,
ANOTHER ONE or 3 ROOMS, 3
BLOCKS FROM p. O.-sl4OO.
S-ROOM MOD. PRESSED BR.. BEAU
TIFUL CORNER, SWELL LOCATION. :
YEARS OLD-St5oo.
.,2bX5. COR. 2ND SO. AND 10TH E.
S-RooM MODERN PRESSED BRICK
HARDWOOD FLOORS. FURNACE.
ETC, 121 = ST, $3.50.
s sWEE+EsT NgsEb gP, S199oM dS Mn ma MoRERF r.
isT rEEsSn? sTt' NEAR ERFcG 3 2S ss7oo tHH MARKET
21X5. COR. 18TH e. AND IND So.
5X2o. WITH GOOD HOUSE. 1lTH
EAST, NEAR 2ND SOUTH; $1,000.
We HAVE MANY OTHERS, But
THE ABOVE WILL SELL THE FIRST
OF THE WEEK
LITTLE & LITTLE. UNDER NATL
BANK OF REPUB BL1C. fl456
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A. MCCLELLAN & CO.
MEEkS a. LYNCH,
5ib and s16 Atlas Block.
Bell Phone 2622.

&
MONEY talks THIS WEEK.
HOMES ARE FORCED TO SELL. AND
SELL At ONCE. REGARDLESS OF
WHAT THEY COST THEM
BARGAIN NO. |.
SloSo buys nice Arm. cottage with
summer kitchen. city water cement
walks. good barn. near Second South and
Eighth West.
BARGAIN NO. 2
Handsome 5-room red pressed brick
cottage. strictly modern, nickel plumbing
nice mantel. large basement. large lot
handsome woodwork. south front on
Fourth street. VIII save YOU $500 on
this home.
BARGAIN NO. 3.
Handsome strictly modern pressed
brick home ~ six extra large rooms. rec
hall and bathroom. nickel plumbing fine
Uantel. large basement. two porches ce-
ment walks, natural pod nnish through
out, nice location east side. II will pay
you TO sec II and get our price.
BARGAIN NO. I.
A beautiful modern red pressed brick
home. white stone trimmings, with
rooms that are rooms. nickel plumbing
ment. handsome woodwork. situated on a
nice corner lot. with south and west front,
good location, east side. You can easily
make $500 on this home.
THESE ARE NOT HOT AIR BAR
GAINS. But GENUINE SNAPS. If
YOU HAVE NOT ALL CASH WE WILL
MAKE YOU GOOD TERMS. WE DEFY
COMPETITION ON THESE HOMES AT
OUR PRICES.
A. MCCLELLAN & co
So, West Second South.
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AN IDEAL GIFT

lnIude savings account
pass book, showing the initial
deposit, among your Christmas
gifts.
This is n gift Of real and
lasting benefit. and nothing
could be more practical or het-
ter convey the we'll wishes OF the
donor.
II Is an ideal gift for a child.
A gift OF this kind means that
you are interested In the future
as we'll as the present welfare
and happiness of the recipient.
Why not make n gift Of this
kind and make someone dear to
YOU happy Christmas morning?
UTAH SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY,
100 Main Street
The Bank that pays Four per
cent.
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Appeals for Aid.

MADDOX, y. D., Dec. l5.-The fol
lowing message has been sent by the
Commercial club 10 President Elliott of
the Northern Pacific railway at st,
Paul: " Maddox and surrounding
towns are in need of coal Dealers sup.
plies are exhausted. and the private
supply will not last 10 exceed one week
We therefore most urgently request i'm
mediate relief. -
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BUY NOW! SALT LAKE REAL. ES-
TATE Is ADVANCING
THE STR1NGER COMPANY,
10 WEST 2ND SOUTH ST.

FRAME Aa So cITF TFAE WlTERIsiass. 2TH 81 sR92A :2ss
7TA 4 COSY e p00M EoME NJ NEAR i 2TH SO; AND
ARooM Pr. BRICK, NEAR 1sT w.
81 NEW t-R09M Roc PR; BRICK; NEAR 9Th
r. EMPLOY EE- $1,000, $3.50 CASH. $50
new s;RooM MODERN PR, BRICK.
t-RooM BRICK on 4xs:Rop LOT.
NEAR n66M 2Mp ": And sIH No;.s25oo.
NEAR II AND sTH $3.50 -
5-RooM MODERN BRICK. CORNER.
RIGdT REAK STa ~, &Np F ,,oa6 LOT 22Xi2o ANp
sHI. pAYABIEE $50 sSOoSi MoNTGLY. FIJI tAfH. ~.
GLIDING INTEREST. THIS ia An oP
PoRTGNiTY TO GET a HOME ON
S-ROOM MODERN BRICK LOT sSy
1S FT. AND RIGHT OF WAY, sTH =
BET. BRIGHAM AND IST SO.-sieoo
HALF CASH AND EASY PAYMENTS.
FT. TO ALLEY: SIDEWALK TAX PAID.
GOOD NEW HOUSE ON ETHER SIDE
,sT ,So :, So BET. T sTH AND 9TH W.-i550
CHEAP LOT ON EAST SIDE. toxto
RODS AND RIGHT OF WAY, NEAR
tIH so. AND liTH r.. PRICFE IS.
:s. FIT, NEAR 10TH f. AND 9TH so.
-Stl5. WILL MAKE EASY TERMS.
81, SA' ,hgi2 ,S.gIy CoRNER. NEAR 5TH so.
a. MN2 21fId 18Th I p; a FINE CORNER. COM
LEf-Flioo. REASONABLE TERMS
THE sTRINGER COMPANY.
90 WEST 2ND SOUTH ST
MEMBERS REAL ESTATE ASSoCIA-
TION. US33
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
SEARS INVESTMENT CO.

SEARS INVESTMENT CO.
So w. 2nd So
We have some good tracknSe on Bro
West, CHEAP.
est on the money.
Homes in all parts Of tho city from
$3.50 up TO 100000
We have some Residence property close
In that pays 10 per cent net.
Vacant lots In all parts OF the city
Be sure and see us before you buy.
Twenty years In the business
Sears Investment Co, So ". 2nd So.
fl4sI
CROMER7s REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
rs EAST 3RD SOUTH. fliIS
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Xmas money loaned on your salary
Easy payments. Cherry. 407 d. f.
Walker Bldg. f1.92
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TERMS ON THESE


fine corner lot in the southeast part
OF the city. facing south, brings in SIS
per month. 5x6 rods. can be bought for
Red pressed brick. 5-roomed house
large basement and flowing we'll, ali
modern, 3Tlo rods, southeast part of the
Six roomed ,wo-story, modern pressed
brick house, bath, elec. lights. for $4,000
Southeast part OF the city.
Northeast bench. walking distance. g.
52sxss feet s2ioo
Northeast bench. six -roomed pressed
brick brick; modern, bath eiec lights, pantry.
owner leaving city: can be bought for
CASH FOR THESE.
Pressed brick modern. 5-roomed house
s275o. - = ''N
Pressed brick, modern, 5-roomed house.
facing south, bath. elec. lights, 33NlOT
feet, $4,000; southeast.
New 6-roomed. pressed brick house.
just finished southeast, all modern. bath.
pantry: closets; built for home; 35xl27
For anything in the real estate line see
Ranck Real Estate and Inyestmen, Co.
suite 232 ID. F. Walker building. fl32s
WE HAVE PROPERTY EVERYWHERE.
Il. 2. Cassidy & Co, io1 Atlas Block.
1lsso
y SMALL PAYMENT DOWN WILL BUY
$500 for n 3-rm. frame. west
SS00-For a Arm. frame. southeast.
S900-for a 3-rm frame. southeast.
siooo-For a 5-rm. frame. southeast.
Si350-For n Arm. brick west
sli00-For n 5-rm. frame. southeast.
sl500-Eor t-rm. brick, southeast.
Si6So-For a 4-rm brick, 7th East
s200o-For a arm. new. west.
S2200-For A arm. new mod. west.
s220O-For 5-rm, new mod. southeast.
S2sS0oEror s2s00 Eo a S.rm, new new mod east
=, And others ranging In price UP to
A. Fl. OUTRIGHT,
Ind. Phone 1880.
Rooms II and IL. Eagle Block
MEEKs g. LYNCH,
315-S1s Atlas block
sl2, ooo-hixis5 and good building; rents
for SIS per month, on South Tenn
nle near 1st West.
S150-Per foot l00-f. corner. Main and
7th South. Today only.
27 Acres north Of penitentisry. only
sll .5Oo-75x1s5. East End South and 3rd
East.
16 Acres just north OF penitentiary,
S520 acre
So. .OOO-1a4sx1s5. 4 houses on Main near
6th South.
5o.ooo-New building and 4lix165 lot 1st
South; rents SAP per month.
s2oo-Per foot axlO. 2 houses. 5th So.
bet. Main and State.
sS75-Per foot. State near ath South.
s3oo-Per foot. corner 1st West and 3rd
South.
MEEKS & LYNCH.
Sl5-316 Atlss block
Bell 2622 n2l2
NEW AND MODERN i-ROOM COT |
TAGE ON NJ ST. NEAR 4TH. EASY /
TERMS. Frlisch No IL Eas; End So st.
WHEN YOU BUY OR SELL
Keep in mind the fact that
We make correct abstracts.
Guarantee against all errors In title.
Examine titles.
Attend oil details Of purchase or sale.
The Homer Abstract Co. Inc.
Main and lst So. under Deseret bank.
SURE SALES THRU
Ashton & Jenkins. 73 So. Main. e655
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR EX-
change. a II. Outright. room IL Eagle
block. c3o62
NICE BUILDING LOTS. EAST SIDE.
very cheap. Cromer. 40 Z. 2nd South.
JAMES NJ. CAMPBELL. BUSINESS
property; real estate. loans. 3i5-3Is
Atlas block. fll3o
AT THE LOWEST MAR.
Estate Inv. Co, ralie 232 u. T. Walker
b2i33
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WASATCH LODGE NO. l. r. AND A.
M.-Masonic hall, second Friday each
month Mombers OF sister lodges and So
Journing brethren in good standing invit-
ed. Harris Wall Griffin, w. NJ. A ].
Lowe. Secretary
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LINCOLN LODGE NO. %, *. OF P,
meets every Saturday evening at S
clock. X. OF =. hall
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4 GREAT BARGAIN.

Good s-room brick house. partly mod
ern, cellar. fine flowing well, shade trees
and lawn; lot 15x136 IT. TO alley; former
ly Bishop Sheetss home: No. 1910 s.
9th East ST. Only s45o0; terms $500
cash and balance easy terms. Hoffman
Bros, So w. md South ST. fl3i2
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

MEEkS a. LYNCH,
5i5 and SIG Atlas Block.
Bell Phone 1922.
sl76 per foot, 52is1ss. Third South. First
West.
$500 per foot: Hne corner on Third South
1915 per foot; on State. near Fourth
South.
5000 per foot. sxio on Fifth South. be
tween State and Main, Two houses.
rent for S42.o month
$500 per foot: fine corner on Fourth
South and State.
81 5000 rods by 10 rods faces south
on Second street; will make ten large
building spots.
sl2,ooo-Takes 1ix1ss and two story fine
building on South Temple. near First
West Rents $500 month.
$3.50 per foot. 1oox1oo feet. corner on
South Main street.
$3.50 per foot takes the corner of Fifth
age. Terms.
sl1o per foot. corner Seventh South and
Main.
s7.Ooo-NIne rooms. almost new; brick on
Fifth East. furnace, all modern, ce-
ment walks. iron fence, etc.
sl.s50-5xs rods on D, faces east, near
Seventh street.
N,15o-Fine corner on Fifth West faces
south and west.
S1,I0o-2ix7 on Fifth. faces south.
s375 per acre; 81 acres north Of Twelfth
South.
s525 per acre is $40 acres north OF
Eleventh South on Fourteenth East,
s400 per acre; 90 acres Eighth South, west
OF river, close In
S2l5 per front foot, This is a big bargain
on Second South, east OF First West,
You won't have but one chance on
this; 20 feet by l65.
4.000-SiX-room modern brick on Sixth
East; furnace, etc, faces east
We have a fine lot Of small houses and
vacant lots, all parts of city.
MEEKS & LYNCH,
SIS and 315 Atlas Block.
8el Phone 2e22.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO a.
Every Thursday evening. X. of p. hall
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Any Man Would

Any Man Would
Be highly pleased to receive a hand
some cravst for Xmas. Ours are all
exclusive
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
1855 Main -
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Ell kALAH TEMPLE. a. A. O. N. NJ
,S-Third Wednesday OF each month.
IiiasonIc hall at p. m. All mobiles
Journlng invited. ]. NJ. Marriott. Poten-
tnte. w. J.: Earnes Recordnr.
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ROYAL ARCANUM-S. /. COUNCIL 1917
Second and fourth Thursdays Jen-
nings block. C. *. Smith. Regent. E. L.
Jones, Secretary.
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FOR sALE-RHArj

IT,, MOVED. 1
ID The \ Homer Absrrac, y
WITH the Salt Lake sN
32 Main street. PbosSe ecu
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SECRET SOCIETIES

a. y. s. RlTE-THE FOUR CO-ORDI-
nate bodies OF the a. A s. Rite OF Free
masonry hold stated meetings the third
thursday In each month at the Masonic
Temple. corner LIST So and 2nd E So
journinE brethren invited
Joseph @. Bywater. 30 deg
W. NJ Jordan Lodge of Perfection No ?,
s. G. Park, So deg
W. M James Lowe Chapter Of Rose Crolx
No, J.
C.. w. Morse. X C. c II.
Commander of Salt Lake Council OF Ka-
dosh. No.
II. y Mayo, X. c. G. n
M OF K. Utah Conststory No. 1.
Christopher Diehl 33 deg
Register cf all the Bodies
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KNIGHTS of Pythia,

CALANTHE- MYRTLE LODGE NO. l.
Every Monday. h. OF r. hall.
L. B. EDDY, C. c,
y. w, SONNEDECKER. X. of Il. and S.
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ARGEETA LODGE NO 3. r.
n and A. M.--At Masonic Tenn
NFAz PIE, corner Second East and
NIX First South streets FIRST Tues
day OF each month Members ot
sister lodges and sojournlns brethren In
" Citgd. 20, Harry A Knowles. w. M: Moses
Z. Phillips. Secretary.
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KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES-
Salt Lake City Tent No. EVERY
Thursday, I. o. o. f. hall. Visiting
knights invited.
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FRATERNlL UNION OF AMERICA
Evergreen lodge No. 151 meets second
and fourth Mondays at |. o, O. f. temple.
s. Chalker Secretary, Box 10.
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LADIES OF THE MACCABEES-SAL
Lake City hive No. 4 meets every first
and third Monday. p. M. I. o. o. F.
hall.
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FRA ATtiRNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
Salt Lake aerie No. 81 Every Friday
p. M. *. Of p. hall.
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JORDAN LODGE NO. 3. l. o. o. F.
Meets every Monday night at !. o. o.
F Temple. Visitors invited. Z. NJ. Nc
Donald. n. c.; w, T. Hopkins. Secre-
tary al537
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NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE NO. l.
Meets every second and fourth Saturday
evenings of each month in Odd Fellows
Temple Market street. n2569
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CABEES-UTONIAN TENT NO. u
meets every Wednesday evening at J.
o. o. F. hall. Market street. Sojourning
Sir knights cordially invited CLASS
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SEE STOWE & PALMER AID, PAGE g..
1850
s2sX33o FIT. RDS. EAST OF NEW
depot. 2nd So.. bet. Ord and 4th W
47x115 II. on 18th So. bet Main and
State. can be used for stores. with up
stairs. At presept-s1o00 per r.
421I16o IT.. bet. University club and
Keith apartments-sl0.0 900.
10Nl65 IT. on 2nd South, bet. Is, and
End West, s2ls per foot instead OF s21o
per foot
West. faces south, pays per cent
5ys cor. 4th and X s,.-s325o
5x10. bet and b on End st.-s255o
Snap. 7Sixle5. 2nd South. bet. LIST and
znd West. 210 H.
James NJ. Campbell. 37s Atlas blk. f1lss
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MACHINERY

PULLEYs, SHAFTING. - ri;
Eines. boilers. tables. JOY
soTs motors. and pipes
33s S. Sd West
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first and third Wednesdays each month.
knights of Columbus hail No. 81 West
1st South. G. T.. White, +. g. sIl34
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THE STRINCER COMPANY
90 WEST 2ND SOUTH sT
MEMBERS REAL ESTATE ASSOCIA-
TON. GS33
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MI; MoR1AH LODGE NO. 2. F AND A,
MIMasonic hall. second Monday each
E,onth. corner First South and Second
fast. Members Of sister lodges and So
Journing members In good standing In
Tteo, neo a II Peabody. W. M: Christopher
Diehl Secretary.
UTAH CHAPTER NO. /, r. A NJ
each month at Masonic hall cor Second
Fact ana First South streets Companions
cordially invited. Chas. w Morse II P:
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KELSEY & GILLESPIE
another very busy weeI
good number OF BONA /
At FAIR MARKET II
point of view OF buyer ar|
having an extreme view IA
1t has not been dlfficu|
minds together on Real /
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5000 per foot-For =
from business. ard 20. -
new depot street,
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO. 1,
::::: 6: {. 3 !: ! Y 1.
Wright Secretary.
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XMAS dpr-

srm. mod. p. b.. is, ~.
Fine Broom franna ~
west T., near sth ~
terms. oot
s-rm. mod. p. b.. ON TX
SO. $4,000. on "
1"r. p. h.. west side-s.os5
-rm- mod. p. b.. ao,,,n Z
s-rm; mod. p. b. a., N
3-r. frame. w. sjds ~
5-rm mod. u. b.. nsr
$1,000. "e"' =
3-r. frame, west s,a. "
.,r. p b.. modern s,hf,
s-r. mod. p. b.. s. W
4xlO rods. 5th East NJ
Corner. 9Th So. and e.,
lNl5 rds.. z. Ard So ~.
And lots of others all I'D
MAHAN ISvtl
n--t ~
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:::j Sc: ! ! : {; Cd:
A. Conely w. NJ.
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$3.50 per foot-Cor OF -
West SITS.
Kelsey & Gillespie. % =
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Si2. .500-Buys ls5N2so ~.
age next TO business eoi"'
cheap.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-12-28

State Superintendent Of Schools
Thomas 9. Miller has issued ! call for
. conference Of educators to be held In
Charleston on January II and IS and
the indications are that there will be i
large attendance. A general invitation
il extended to superintendents, prin-
cipals and teachers and it isannounced
that there will be = round table dis
cussion en- various matters Of general
interest. Administrative work and the
duties Of those In charge Of the schools
and the school affairs will also be con-
sidered. Another object Of the confer
ence u to further acquaintance among
those engaged In the work. These
meetings will be held in the office Of
Superintendent Miller At the state
house.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-12-28

according TO . survey thereof made by
George y. yanMetre, County Surveyors. dated
October S0th y |, snJolEifsg the real estafc 81
Alex Ciohan, John IAnway, Wilson Lara
conveyed tod ". Shaf3ef md DR. James
w ham a cLnerry by Adrian u Natienbo 1schs
spec Al corn mis. ionerst ~ deed bea&ing date
The 9th day o. March, 1888, ara Of record In
! ne County Clerks of1lee Of said County In
Decd Book No. l0f, page AIS
! his property IS Improved bv large, two
81 sFy fr1nlc ~ cling. with bank barn and
other NECESSARY out buildings IB good repair.
A ssie did orckafd containing 0o5 apple and
3; trees of jast mems