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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-04-27
Notice OF Hearing of Pc titiOn foI
Letters of Admins tPat iOn,

IN THE Fourth JUDICIAL district COURT OF
THE STATE OF NEVADA. IN AND FOR THE
COrNrY OF WHITE PINE
In the matter OF the Estate of Henry NJ.
Jones. deceased.
Notice is hereby given hat Henry NJ. Jones,
Jr.. filed his petition on the I'm day Of April,
1906 with the Clerk OF "a Il court. for the Is
suance to him OF Letters of Adm istratiOn in
said Estate: and that Tuesday, the LIST day of
May 1906, and the court room Of said Court at
the town OF Ely, County of White Pine and
State OF Nevada. have been appointed the
time and place for the hearing of said petition
for the issuance of said Letters of Administra-
ton in said estate, when and where any per
suance OF the same.
Witness my hand and seal this 14th day Of
April, 1906,
+. ID. OLDFIELD,
fsEAL.] Clerk of said District Court.
WALKER Il FOREMAN,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
First pub April 20 Last pub. May 20, 1906.
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Notice Of Hearing OF Petition for
Letters OF Ad minis ira ton.

IS THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF
THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF WHITE PINE.
In the matter of the Estate OF Christian
Ostergard, deceased.
Notice il hereby given that James Ostergard
filed his petition on the l4th day OF April,
1906 with the Clerk of the said Court, l0r the
issuance to him of Letters OF Administrator
in said Estate; and that Tuesday, the lst day
of May, 1906. and the court room OF said court
at the town of Ely, County OF White Pine ana
time and place for the hea ring of said petition
for the issuance of said Letters of Administra-
ton in said estate, when and where any per-
son interested may appear and contest the is
suance of the same.
Witness my hand and seal this 18th day OF
April, 1906.
+. ID. OLDFIEID.
[sEALl Jerk OF said District Court.
WALKER d FOREMAN,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
First pub. April 20. Last pub. May |, 1906.
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See BurSOn at the Stock EXCHANGE

d. S. Dickerson left for Os-
ceola this morning and will visit
Black Horse before returning.
Albert Wines, or Dick as he
was familiarly called. died in
Idaho on April 10th, aged II
years. At one time he was res
ident of this county.
Fitz- Mac left for Ward Thurs
day morning. From there he
will go to Osceola thence to Salt
Lake. He will not return to
Ely for some days.
The bank of Ely is getting
everything in good shape for
business. 1t is an institution
that the people of White Pine
county will feel proud of. 1t is
one of the strongest monied in
stitutions in the state.
L. 7. Kerby came down from
Cherry Creek Monday night and
will remain here for. several
days. He will start Il newspaper
in that camp within the next two
weeks. 1t will be called the
Cherry Creek Times.
FOR SALE Lots in the Ellis
Addition, located between the town
of Ely and the smelter site. First
small block of lots now offered for
sale. Call and see the plat at the
! ELY REALTY & BROKERAGE Co. $
j, IL. Leishman, suprinten-
dent of the Wide West mine at
Cherry Creek. came in Thursday
evening, accompanied by DIR.
Collins, the Cherry Creek post
master. Mr. Collins is one of the
pioneers of the county and is held
in high esteem by every old timer
in the county,
The Hudgins Brothers have an
Pope automobile on the road be-
| tween Currie's ranch and Ely
and it is expected this evening.
1t is one of the largest patterns
made and is a 60-horse power
machine, with Il capacity of
eight passengers and three tons
of freight. 1t Will make regular
trips from Ely to Currie's here
after.
Thomas V. Odgers was in from
Butte valley, near Cherry Creek,
Tuesday and left for home We'd
nesday mording. He reports the
mines i'll his section as looking
we'll, and says there are several
prospectors in the hills and that
new discoveries are being made
every day and some of them are
very promising. Those discov-
cred just across the Elko line
are copper and will make Elko a
great copper producing county
/ soon.
r. G. Nye of Ogden has been
in the camp for few days max
ing arrangements to open a gents
furnishing goods establishment
and has rented the Akin prop
erty on Aultman street for the
purpose. The building will be re-
modelled to meet requirements
and Mr.. Nye expects to open and
be ready for business within the
next 30 days. He departed for
Ogden on Wednesdays stage and
expects to return inside of three
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Notice Of Application for Pc rmision
to Appropriate Public Waters Of
the State of Nevada.

Notice is hereby given that on the 14th day
of February, 1906, in accordance with Section
"a Tasiar 81 EIr ronntv os Wh;te IT, ,; nme
and State of Nevada made application to the
State Engineer of Nevada for permission to
approPriase ehe punilc waters o. tne STATE OF
from Steptoe Greek at points the junction of
Steptoe and Cave creeks in NV. 4 of Section
~ cubic feet per second is to be conveyed to
points near power plant 1l,100 feet below
point OF diversion by means OF tiume and
featuring and transport ton purposes. The
construction of said works shall begin before
Sept. 1st, 1906, and shall be completed on or
before Sept. 1st, 1908. The water shall be &C
tually applied to a beneficial use on or before
Sept. 1st. 1909
Signed HENRY THURTELI,
State Engineer.
First pub April DIV
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The Hudgins Bros. have re-
painted and repapered the Palm
restaurant and it is now one of
the prettiest in the state. The
Hudgens are doing everything in
their power for the comfort of
their guests and in a few days
will have on the road between
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Ely and Currie's ranch an auto
line to bring in supplies. They
are old caterers to the public
needs and in a very days will
have everything to eat, prepared
in the most tempting style, that
can be had in New York or any
other city.
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In SCI IUIIPo opcCIHl IdUIIS'
Price of lamps Candle power .c0c each
le .25c :"
Application for installation of
lights and wiring should be made
to Mr.. A. j. Henning, Ely Elec-
trio Light Plant.
Telephone Main Is.
NEVADA Con. COPPER Co.
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Notice..

Commencing April 1st and UNI
til further notice, charges for
electric lights will be as follows:
Residences 4 Candle-power lights SOC per mo.
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ON ANY PROPERTY: YOU RETAIN
possession. The Stringer Co. 20 w 2nS
South ~
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


BARGAINS IN BUSINESS PROPERTY.
30 feet on MnIn ct. at 500 per foot.
Corner on West End South; sis5 per foot.
warehouse property with trackage, End
So. bet. End and 3rd w. $500 per foot.
SIxl65 on West Temple near Bird South;
$4,000.
lsSxls5-ft- corner. trackage, for 5000.
10ox165 feet with some improvements.
trackage; $1,000 This Is a great buy for
sure profit.
s2x165 IT. trackagc with warehouse. on
3rd So; $1,000
Business corner on State st. with Inn
provements at a bargain.
Another corner on State st at $500 per
RESIDENCES.
A beautiful 7-room nearly new pressed
Trick strictly modern. a corner lot; So.
E: $500.
A 4-room brick In fine condition with
8 k, large rooms. fine cellar; fruit and
flowers: lot liz 5x5 rods; located on f ST.;
the lot alone Is worth 5000; price s2i25.
S-room modern; lot 3Slzxla2 feet; LIST ST;
5000
New 4-room pressed brick; barn, shade,
frgit; lot sox1e5 feet; southeast; 1890
Good 4-room house blks. from county
bldg s105O. 500 cash
Broom new pressed brick blocks from
News bldg; 5000, $500 cash.
LOTS.
$40 CASH. So PER MONTH
near 2nd w. and 9th So; price s1s7 so.
4o-foot lots near 4th So. and 18th E. /;
$3.50, s275, $500 and $3.50 each
2i2x7 and right OF way, 9th E. and 5th
So. $3.50.
2Sxl21 feet near 7th F.. and 7th So. $3.50
4lAN115tz IT. to alleyway, 7th E. near
7th So; $3.50.
Lots on West Temple near 9th So. 800
each city water and car line. on Jcffer-
son st, s2I5 each
II taken this week Will sell $50 feet
frontage on Sth So end 9th West for $500;
this price is absolutely good for one week
only and is q great speculation.
Peterson r. E. Inv. Co. 800 So Main at
rs61
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Victim of Dog Trick.

Also confound 1T and by Jehosaphat,
few OF these l!!2"-Ii'XS!-
and then some more!
P. ]. Faulkner, 1929 Fredonia avenue.
Avondale. who is with the O'Dell Stock
and Grain company, thought all of
them and q few others.
Cause why7
Dogs big. dogs small. dogs NANCY,
dogs shaggy. dogs hairless. sightless
and lame; dogs white. dogs black, dogs
brown and dogs spotted, dingy and
faded dogs fat, dogs lean. dogs bark
ing and dogs with tin cans tied to tails
dogs, dogs DOGS. They came to his
house all day.
Cause why7
morning paper, This is a facsimile of
the cause:
WANTED
Dog-Shaggy dog, must be either
black or brown. but not too shaggy;
Will pay good price. P. j. Faulkner.
1929 Fredonia avenue, Avondale.
This wise, 1t happened:
Faulkner was in a downtown cafe
with some friends. He told them
story.
Did you ever hear the story Of the
shaggy dog?" he inquired
mo-" they came back.
"No?" said he
Moo" said they.
We'll, James Fernorten wanted
shaggy dog, and-Oh but it's funny"
(Much laughter by Faulkner. Friends
glum.)
$50 he went to his friend Mike, who.
he had heard, had one.
Gee It's funny! (More laughter
from Faulkner Friends gummer)
But Mixes dog, though shaggy
some, was not so shaggy" (Ha-ha-ha-
he-he- -ho-ho)
"Ain't 1t funny7" he asked
I'VE don't see It," said the friends
innocently.
well. listen" Faulkner went on.
"You see James Fernorten wanted
shaggy dog. and-Oh, but It's funny
(Much laughter by Faulkner, Friends
still glum)
And so It went like the story of An
tonic and his trusty lieutenant.
The ad. was a retaliatory measure.
Dogs were offered by phone and In
every other way until Faulkner had to
flee in his home. IT was his only
chance Post
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Dentist Not Owner Of Drawn Teeth.

At Gera, In Central Germany. a gen.
tleman VINO had been suffering from
toothache made up his mind 10 have a
tooth out. Tho stump proved n difficult
one TO draw. and when II was taken out
II was OF such curious shape that the
dentist declared he would keep 1t as
curiosity
His patient thought he would like to
keep IL himself and claimed II, but tho
dentist, on the ground that a tooth. when
drawn with the free consent OF n patient.
s ownerless property as soon as II leaves
the Jaw refused to give II up, The pa
tient entered an action against the den
tist who has had to deliver up the
molar London Daily Mall.
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DIED


IA $50 Third street this city. Jan
& 1915. OF paralysis, Mary Ann Walsh.
fobcr IL. 1884. In England. Funeral scr
Sll be held Thursday OF y. m. from
enty-first ward chapel Friends can
n remains on day OF funeral at family
< from IL a m. 20 1.30 p. IN. Friends
fci TO attend. Intcrment In CITY cem-
EcK-At l5s South Eleventh East
! this city. January Is, 1905. OF Bright 3
iJacob Schranck, born January 6. lstl,
snny. Funeral services Thursday al IL
sonl the funeral chapel OF Joseph VIII
ryior. Il South West Temple street.
fnro invited TO attend. 1ntcrment In
vet cemetery.
N.-At ll3 West First North street
ity. January 10, 1906. Of consumption.
NJ. Hnndin. lato OF Chicago. Ill born
4 1885,. in Chicago. Ill. Funeral scr
thursday at il a. m. from the family
n Friends arc invited TO attend. In
/. in city cemetery. Chicago papcrs
opy.
In this city, January is. 1FCS. Horatlo
,fant son Of Mr.. and Mrs Horace II.
n his second year. Funeral services
held from tho a M. L. church on
i avonuc. on Thursday afternoon at
:. Interment In Mt olivot cemetery.
Mn this city. January is. 1906. Mrs.
Burton. In her SIth year. Notice OF
will appear later.
cR.-In this city, January Is 1876.
"a g, wife OF John j Budniok. OF
IA. Intcrment private in Mt, oliSet
y ut 2 p. IN. today.
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ASSESSMENT NO. II.

Wabash Mining company. principal place
of business Salt Lake Clty. Utah-Notice
Board OF Directors held on tho s1st day
Of December. 1896. an assessment OF ten
cents QOc) per share was levied on tho
70 nital stock OF the corporation, payabie
on or before the 10th day Of January, 1906,
TO W. Mont. Ferry, secretary. at room $40
Atlas block, West Second South street
Sait Lake City. Utah. Any stock upon
which this assessment may remain unpaid
On the 20th day OF January. 1905. Will be
Snlinnuent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless payment "a made
bt fore, will be sold on the sth day OF
February, 1905, to pay the delinquent as
scssment together with tho cost Of I'D
yertisine and expense OF sale.
w. MONT. FERRY, Secretary.
Location of offlccs, No. $50 Atlas block.
Salt Lake Cisy. Utah.
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ARRIAGE LICENSES

ps Jensen. Salt Lake. Margaret Peter
- Lake. Sa.h +
sEby. Ida. .r,.. n-ou,a NJ
Salt Lake. rYu- pat
'lWimiams. St Louis MO- i1'i'n" ''
Driseon, salt Lake; Agnes Run
kc. ,r ca,.,ce Sal,
fE Gustaveson, Holiday; Lorrena
East Mil Creek. ,,.
sfnnusn. Bingham Canyon I'M NIhA'c'
Il (-nnEOn
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US

SPAN OF S5O-PGUND MULES.
PAGES Feed stable. Phone 3S39 rlll7
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WANTED-HELP

YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF
small child. 81 So 9Th East IlllS
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BY A 1ST- GLASS BAKER, GOOD REF
erences. Address S 2s Tribune rlO16
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BORN

kI.ASp.-In salt Lake city Utah'
ry Is. 1906, TO the wife Of r. II. Suick.
lHOn,
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
Keeping; ground floor. AT 81 So lst
West rI0SS
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$3.50
Buys ? nice lots in Waterloo.

$3.50
Buys nice lots in Waterloo
Slo50
21zxlO lot choice residence section. cast
side.
OWNER LEAVING CITY
Says sell my nice broom brick home with
summer kitchen, pantry and closet nice
lot, good location southeast for $500
Get busy II you want a snap.
MODERN HOMES:
Yes, We have them in all parts of the
city, all prices, and for 5000 we viii place
you I'm one OF the best modern brick
homes on northeast bench; large airy
rooms, fine mantcl. nickel plumbing. large
lot, new and up-todate We challenge
competition on this home at this price.
Yours for snaps
a. MKELLAR & co. sS,s w End South
rSS7
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DIARIES

- ', - ->--(~--~~~~-~~~1~
DS5 DAIRY. IL, n. STANDIsH
q BOTTLED MIX. Cream and Butte1
4 EMPIRE DAIRY.
est Second South street
Inones: Bell. 1900: Ind, RS
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DESK ROOM ON GROUND FLOOR.
near new postofilce, ADDRESS 3 % Trib-
une. rIl07
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UPHOLSTERING & REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE RE-UPHoL-
stered and repaired. Estimates submit
ted on request, Phones 32es s. l. Matt
& Mfg Co, l5s W. 1st So. o2A
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KEITH-o'BRIEN COMPANY.
Annual Meeting Of Stockholders.

Annual Meeting Of Stockholders.
The annual meeting of tho stockholders
of the Keith-O' Brien company will be
held at tho Office OF the company, room
City. Salt Lako county, Utah. on Tues
dey, January 16, 1906 at Q o'clock p m.
for the election of officers and the trans
action of such other business as shall
lawfully como before II.
Z. g. KIDDER, Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Dec. 10, 1895. pf6zs
A SPECIAL SESSION OF THE UTAH
Conference OF Seventh-Day Adventists
will be held at the Seventh Day Advent
tst church in Salt Lake City. Utah Wed
nssday. January IL 1906. at 7:30 p. M:
for the purpose CT forming under tho
lnws of the State OF Utah. corporation,
not for pecuniary profit. but TO better
carry on tho work and business OF said
Conference.
ALFRED WHITEHEAD,
President Utah Conference g. d. A.
Dated January l. 1906
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CLOSE IN PROPERTY
Last Year 8 Prices.

SIS per foot, small lot on 2nd West. near
1st South
slo0 per foot lot on 1st West. near End
South
$1,000 nearly new 24-room building.
steam heat, rents now for about Sll50 per
year and located on 1st West near End
South
slO5o0. 2-story store building. nearly
new, on State street, near dth South
VIII rent for $1,000 per year Good terms
Best corner on West 3rd South. at $3.50
per foot,
Good lot on 1st South. near State st, at
SOS
brick cottage, large reception hall attic
cellar lot S9x120 feet to alley in rear and
on south side of house. No l2S r st Go
and examine IT It's the best to be had
for the money In this city.
$3.50. the new i-room modern brick cot
tage on Sth East, near 2nd South VIII
make terms like rent
$3.50; 4-room modern on East 9Th South
about 1 year old Rents now for SIS per
month One-half cash required
$500, 1lis acres OF choice land. plenty Of
water. near 18th South and nth East,
with new 4-room cottage. It's o. X
$500; " an acre with 4-room house
% fruit trees and small fruits. Sold $50
worth OF strawberries last season. Good
flowing well and shade trees.
Hundreds of modern homes In all parts
of the city.
A. Richter, 10 West 1st South st. Phones
CAL. 1881
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HOUSE WRECKING

s,s' y ,sGxiIbbiNes ! b,ISies BOUGHT; sHoWELI,
sa5sS-K KJuder Jod a lSl Atlas block; phone
- -l1o, rl1l2
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NEf AND FURNACE CLEAN
1 Work guaranteed. Phones Bell
7 ind- 1913 Kaplan House Cleaning
rSI6
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BUSINESS CHANCES

on IhOMPANlEs INCORPORATED
ofben,s IN nave stocks or bonds for sale ale
ts NJ 1sarough me 10 Investors
II RuTaia Tisi'os8' Broker, 3l5 EIllcott
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ENGRAVERS AND DESIGNERS

ETCHINGS, HALF-TONES AND CUTS
De Bouzek Engraving Co. 126l0
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LITTLE & LITTLE.
Our business Is GOOD. Last weeks sales
SIG. i2o. Expect to sell double that amount
this week
Look at 81 18th East. n well-built mod
ern pressed br. of o rooms. $500
Building lots on lst West near 2nd
North, 5000 per rod, Other property In
vicinity selling for 500.
2xlO on eth E, near 3rd So; $500
2Ax10. so, fIont, End North, bet 9th and
7th West; reduced from 5000 TO s47o
Groom pressed br,. por. bath. lavatory.
e. L. solid br. partition walls, lot 3x10.
brick walks fine lawn and shade, near
1st w; and 9Th So; $500, A bargain,
We have some cheap ground on 1st Co..
east and west, close In.
Cheap cor. one block from knutsford
hotel; 500 per foot; q great buy, .
Other property 0nside, too) held at s3C0
Within 1l5 blocks of Main, on 3rd So.
We can sell 41hx1Sl feet, with $1,000 worth
OF improvements, that will rent for $40
per month. for $1,000 How do you like it7
201tX16o on State, near 4th So 500 per
foot; $50 per foot cheaper than anything
on the block.
We have some good buys In all classes
OF property. You make mistake IL you
don't see us first
LITTLE & LITTLE, Under Walkers
bank. r66S
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IRE PURCHASING YOUR HOUSE
eSgoods. call at our store and get onr
g VIII save you from is 20 "a Der
am carpets linolepm. stoves, ranges
lNor inatallments Nebraska E,nrnI
IS12. 60 Z. End So noas5 ~
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HEADQUARTERS FOR BARGAINS
6-r. mod. p. b. on Lake St. lot 40Xl65;
easy terms; $3.50.
Ar. b., lot 3x1O rds; good barn; flowing
well; owner says sell. 5000
7211x1iS with adobe house on E. 9TH So; ;
n snap. $500
Ar. b; lot 2lx10 rds. west side near
7th So. on easy terms: $1,000.
5-r. mod, new. on End West; $500 cash.
bal. easy; $500
6r, brick, Sth East near 9th So, on
easy terms: only $1,000
S-r. mod. p. b. on 5th E. near End So. .
make US an offer; II must be sold
We have 70 houses for rent. a few small
furn. houses, close In. Mahan Inv, Co.
9-l0 Eagle blk, phone u01-X rSsS
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR

w. HALL. UNDERTAKES AND
Inner. 225 g. w. TEN. Phones. 1913.
p532
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WANTED SITUATIONS


AN EXPERIENCED JAPANESE COOK
wishes position in nice family, or I'm
hotel as cooks help Address 30, Trib-
une. rllll
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CLEANING AND DYEING
WALL PAPER CLEANED

KAPLAN HOUSE CLEANING co. EX
pert wall paper cleaners; rooms 81 up
Phones Bell 3126-Y. Ind 1888 rSi5
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EAM CARPET CLEANING

ALI FOR, TAKE UP, STEAM
ana relay your carpets on short
Ihornourg Steam Carpet Worka
p 9th So; phones 1905.
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MASSAGE

sscr,s1 ~ TiSERG; SWEDISH MAsSAGE
all nri ave Bell phone 2ai4-Kl oiffs
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les HAVING GOOD RoOMING-
: In business part OF city to let fur
Please address o &c. Tribune.
p11a8
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FOR RENT FURNISHED

FOUR OR 2 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
nicely furn. 2l7 East Srd So. r1114
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KINDS 2ND-HAND CLOTHING.
Is. valises; best prices paid Is Com
epiy by postal card. Phone Silk
MA
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MONEY TO LOAN

$1,000 TO $4,000. ONE TO FIVE YEARS
farm or city property James X Shaw
& Co, over lS3 So. Main ST r1Oe5
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Mt pnAND SAFE, MUST BE IN GOOD
,ropeion; medium size. address 1880 E
penath. p20l0
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BUTCHER. FIRST-CLASS, ALL-ROUND
man wants position Add j. s. N, IS
Grape st rlO4O
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500 HEATERS, ALL KINDS. RANGES
and cook stoves; also all klnds of new
and second hand furniture. o. X Furn.
Co. 800 So. State. Zones: Bell. 1895, Ind.
2265 mss
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FLORISTS

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slCUT FLOWERS AND FUNERAL
'zns. Both phones 1900. Gems Floral
.j3 South Main street MAS
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AUCTION SALES

kSEED Me. l MAKE FURNITTTR
fnerchandlse sales anywhere r.,
c. Z; 0sterloh, auctioneer. Ad,
I, S4 SO. Main S ~,
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MEAT MARKET EARNING $3.50 A MO,
located on best side street In city be-
tween Main and State st, well established
trade all equipment necessary for run
ming the shop, owner leaving city Ad-
dress q. Tribune.
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WANTED

IAN OF 1O00-POUND MULES.
- Feed stable. Phone 1883, rl1lG
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CLAIRVOYANTS

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