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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
SEVERAL SITES
FOR POSTOFFICE
BIDS WILL BE OPENED MONDAY
IN WASHINGTON.
Proposals Of Sites Outside the Bridge
Square Territory Are Among Those
to Be Opened. and the Location Of
New Union Station Is a Factor in the
Deals. -

Bids for a new postoffice site for
Minneapolis will be opened in Wash
tngton Monday and some surprises are
in store for Minneapolis real estate and
business interests when all the entries
are made known. Business interests
thru the Commercial club public affairs
committee took an active interest ip
Of securing prices on sites considered
suitable. Bridge square was generally
favored as the best location.
Other sites will be offered, and It is
probable that some Of them will be
some distance from the generally fav-
ored district between Nicollet and Hen-
nepin avenues and Washington and the
river. It is now definitely known that
several sites in and about the business
heart Of the district will be offered.
One block that will be. offered is on
Washington avenue between Third and
Milwaukee se'sasa station. fWo oRRer Wash:
ington avenue blocks, one north and
one south, will be among the entries.
The government will insist that the
new site be within 1,7eo yards, OF q 2
quarter mile, of the union station that
on outside property are said to be rely
ing on the fact that the city has no
| adequate union station at present and
that It will not be necessary to estab-
| lish one, If it Is ever secured at al, In
Bridge square, For this reason sites
near other railroad stations have been
offered. 1855
SINCE the Endorsement Of the Pence
! operahouse site by the Commercial
club public affairs committee Thursday
there has been much favorable com:
ment, While it is generally believed
that block facing Nicol1et avenue
would be slightly better, no objection
is approved also because it will be pos.
sible to secure it at once with the
money in sight, and the building Of the
erai years because Of a lack Of site.
| Ad argument favoring the Pence. site
is It's convenience to both sides Of the
river. Moreover, It works in well witt
the plan for the Improvement of the
Bridge square district. With the sttt
secured and new postofice actually
in sight, it is believed that It will bt
possible to undertake the general i'm
prove1nent plan at once and carry i
thru. It ID the desire of those inter
ested to clear the ground occupied BY
the old city hall and the center blocl
and use 1t for a park. Owners of tn
surrounding property would take carr
Of their own improvements because o.
the possibilities Of increased revenue
and It Is believed that the Nicolle
house management could not lopge
delay It's muoh-ta1ked-of rebuilding
project,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
CHUTE BROTHERS OBJECT
.. 10 MILL POWER TAXES

Among those appearing before the
board Of equalization today was. L. P.
Chute as the representative Of the
Chute Brothers company. In the list
Of assessments against the company is
an item of $4,000 for ten mill powers.
This valuation was declared to be
grossly excessive. The matter Of valu-
Ing the mill powers at the falls was
taken under advisement.
George II. Warren objected to an
assessment Of $4,000 for credits. His
personal property, he said, did not ex'
ceed $4,776, and be was not at all In a
prosperous condition.
Protest was made by Louise P, Henry
estate holdings. Instructions were Civ
en- to the assessors to look into the
complaint. #".
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
RUNAWAY STOPPED
BY PLUCKY ARCHITECT

Lowell A. Lamoreaux, g local archi-
tect. assisted by an unknown man,
let avenue OF 1880 pm. today. -
Starting at Nicollet avenue and Sew:
enth street, a large bay horse dashed
down the street, running close to the
curb, and mounting the sidewalk at
Sixth street, scattering pedestrians who
made wild dash for safety: Mr.. Lam
oreaux made a dash for the horse =
head and succeeded IN throwing him
to the sidewalk with the assistance Of
The buggy drawn by the horse was
demolished and the incident attracted
a large crowd, who were unanimous ii
their praise Of Mr.. Lamoreaux's feat
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
City News
THE WEATHER
The Predictions.

Minnesota-Fair tonight and Sunday;
cooler tonight southeast portion, fresh
northeast winds, becoming. variable:
Upper Michigan and Wisconsin,, !,
raab aal ana nnatb%est eUeasl winds s1nlsn'' s' A
Iowa--Showers and slightly cooler
Aonight, Sunday fair in northern, show
ers In southern portion.
North Dakota-Fair and warmer to
might and Sunday.
South Dakota-Fair tonight and Sun
day; warmer Sunday.
Montana-Fair and warmer tonight
Sunday fair, warmer central and cas-
paxtions,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
WENT UP AT NIGHT
Hamilton Makes Successful Airstip As
cension in the Dark.

For the first time In aeronautics II is
said, Knabenshue's airship made a
fight at night. Last evening at S:so
dred feet above the ground, drove the
Knabenshue airship in circles and spir-
ais amid the enthusiastic cheers Of the
people below him 1t was q bright
moonlight night and the airship could
be distinctly seen with Hamilton work
ing the steering apparatus by which
he guided the huge gas bag.
Today he continued his efforts to
reach the city hall.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04

party is with u.s. ana there is no dis lis
my campaign, and in a few days win
make statement Of my views on all
the leading state issues. I would have
prepared it before II had not been
prevented by illness. Now am ready
for work,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
STATES CATTLE DOOMED
Animals in St Peter Asylum Hsrd Are
Diseased.

At the st. Peter state hospital for M
sane Dr.H.S.Ward OF the state livestock
sanitary board has completed an examio-
alton Of a herd OF flfty-six cattle. OF
these twenty-five were condemned as
suffering from tuberculosis. The board Of
control asked for the examination. but
had no idea that 90 many Of the cattle
were afflicted with the disease. The con.
deuned cattle will be killed
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
COMPANIES MUST HIRE AGENTS,

The state railroad and warehouse commission
today entered two orders. one that the Great
Northern employ permanent resident freight
agent at Rogers, Hennepin county; and the other
that the North Western road employ permanent
resident agent at Dudley, Lyon county. The or
ders must be complied with by Sept. l. 4
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04

Z Weather Now and Then.
I Today, maximum r., ninimum 6e de-
grees; a year ago, maximum 90, mini
mum 63 degrees.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
REPAIRS WILL BE MADE.

o. B. Gould and L. A. Rosing Of the state
board Of control have returned from Faribault
where an inspection was made Of the institution
| for the deaf. The two decided on general re-
pairs to be made to the building to cost $1600.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
AROUND THE TOWN

+ Back from Chinatown.-Chtn NJ. Jett,
che Chinese interpreter attached to the
aoeal immigration office, returned to-
day from New York, where he has spent
his vacation visiting friends IN the Chi
snese colony.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04

MRS. AUGUSTA QUIsT, wife Of
Peter Quist, died Friday morning at the
Swedish hospital. Funeral at pm.
avenue s and Seventh street.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04

Own to Belt Theft.-George Link
and William Adams, charged with the
theft of number Of valuable belts
from the st. Anthony Water Power
Eeompany, pleaded guilty to petit lar
fceny in police court today. Sentence
Mas suspended until Monday by Judge
Waite.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04

BEULAH ANN PELTON, age ID
years, second daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
5R. B. Pelton, died yesterday at the fam
aly residence, 1851 Portland avenue.
I Funeral at 2:30 pm Monday; interment
at Lakewood.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04

Thare'n Be Rally.-w: 6: Calder
wood, secretary Of the prohibition state
mR hs T si6 rst Feak aSenas se s. tOnehf
Eend Professor Sanborn will sing. The
Remainder of the program will be fur;
snished by army talent. The PROVINCIAL
band will play, Mrs. Staff Captain Mo
ElAbee will read, Mrs. Wright and Lieu
tenant Skaar will sing and Bandmaster
Forty-seven Thousand Men Wanted.
sy-rhe three transcoqtinental lines have
ISSUED their annual census Of farm
hands needed to harvest the crop and
their assignment by stations. The TO-
tai required by the 500 line is 1865
9' aS5 and dnG the gSe Sorthern Pacific So,8s6
men. Harvesting has begun already at
some points. The harvest rates are in
effect until Aug, 81. Wages run from
$l.75 to $3.50 a7day:
.. o'Brien's Flags out.-The Omaha is
G. A. R. decorations. J. A. O'Brien
general passenger agent, has had the
exterior of the office at Sixth and Mic
ollet elaborately decorated with flags
and patriotic emblems. The genera
plan was approved by T. W. .Teasdale
The general passenger agent, who was IL
Minneapolis yesterday, and no time was
lost In letting the contract.
Tribute from Mayors--Mayor David
p. Jones will ask the former mayors
of the city and the members of the city
tcouncil to meet with him next Monday
smorning to take some suitable, actor
ION the death and funeral Of the late
%. G. Merriman, who died yesterday
,iIr. Merriman was the third mayor Q,
She city Of Minneapolis and held sew
,eral Offices of trust and honor during
his long residence in Minneapolis.
Dwyer Back in Po1itics-Jame
Dwyer, the iceman, fled today as can
I Edidate for the democratic nomination
4 Jas alderman in the tenth ward. MI
4 fDwyer served eight years in the coun
i icil and rendered considerable valuabl
/ service to his bailiwick. He will sue
man man j. j. H IL Dppyea, V who has decided n, no
4 Ito ask for a denomination.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
TROUBLE BREWING
ALONG RIO GRANDE
FEDERAL TROOPS AND TEXAS
RANGERS READY FOR ACTION.

Mexican Hostility to Americans Makes
Relations So Strained that Prompt
Work on This Side May Be Neces-
sary Any Time-Texans Say Little
but Shoot Quick. ~.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
JOURNAL CADETS

Tonight 1880. special drill for
Companies and x, at the Coliseum
grounds, East MInneapoIIsI baseball
at 6 O'Clock.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
CANADIAN JUSTICE DEAD,

---------- -CANHUIAN JUSIIO1 OEzaOs
Halifax, N. s., Aug. 4-Associate Justice
Robert Sedgwick Of the supreme court Of Can
ada died at Colchester. N. B., today at the age
of 5S years. -s- 49, ....
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04

Accused of Theft.-Juntor Danielson,
accused Of wholesale theft covering a
Eperiod of two years, waived examina:
Eion in the municipal court today and
was held to the grand jury ON charge
of grand larceny.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04

D. T.. ROBINsON-The funeral of
I'D. T.. Robinson, who died Thursday
might, will take place tomorrow after.
noon from the family residence, 2697
Lake Of the Isles boulevard The fn:
Kheral will be private. The remains viii
Flbe taken to Falmouth. Mass, for inter
fment.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
NECROLOGIC

& EDWARD P. ROsBAOH, age 81
sYears, died at Prescott, Ariz., Yester
laay. He was born in Minneapolis an6
Us survived by his parents and a sister
who reside at 91S Emerson avenue N
4The remains will be brought to Mime
iapolis for interment and the funera
will be held from st. Joseph's church
Tuesday morning.
The Washington times., 1906-10-28

ono who takes a candle blue
VIII nnI a lover ever true
gu rls other hand the gUceu
for-t-ll, mate 1T angry spleen
,us whose haI j should fan 1u red.
4 loving. gen lc heart shall we'd
tfas Tor yellow bright 60 SEE
Your male viii ever Jealous be-
Happy should one orange take.
Then prepare gb. wedding cake
Tut hopeless. hou~eleSs bachelor he
II the white band his should bel
The Washington times., 1906-10-28

Perhaps after that IL is just as
we'll the figures go NO further.
Candle ceremonies. however. seem
tn tuFTl Ia the use of six. One test
has "a that the seeker after iufor-
matjou of hi~ love is. blindfolded.
60 choose 81 taper ont OF u half
dozen. each of which has been
bound with d colored ribbon These
are typical (as color always Is in
the nice arr of representation and
here b. the verse which answers
their riddle:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
a RICHTER, REAL ESTATE.

a RICHTER, REAL ESTATE.
1s West lst South.
North and OS 5room brc& GeR'f cottage f s rooms
downstairs. q finished upstairs. big
beSIn: s2s9 500 cash BALANCE ! per cent
frame az. adobe nea @nd ess. lss rbs amd
water in house, good barn. $3.50.
i-room modern cottage. south front. ard
South near 7th West. lot 35xlio feet, to
on West Temple, near 9th South. $
room modern brick cottage. soxlio feet
In the same neighborhood, Groom mod
ern brick. lot 75x1S5 feet It's elegant and
uP71o-aa,e Sn ard ". - every way for s52oo on
On drd west near 9Th south. S-roon
sSG5. $500 i - ''" '0''NSe' 0N' 'o'' u s'''''''
3x1o rods on 7th South near 2nd West
4-room frame, Srd South near 9Th West,
ioNl40 feet The owner asks $1,000. Would
like to have a bid. He Will take less,
on Windsor ave. near Nh South and
9Th East. i-room brick cottage electric
lights and water In house, lot S0xl57 feet,
for $500 It's worth $500.
Near llth South and 9Th East Groom
those shaolty houses offered for salo In
that locality, but built by tho owner for
homo and kopt In flrst-closs repairs,
f26G0. Terms can be arranged
on ath East near 18th South, AKA rods
and t-room frame house, with quite
few fruit trees ON lot. An elegant place
| for chickens. s1215,
Ovor an ncrs of ground with Groom
brick house on 18th East near car line
| for 5000 cash
2 lots, 18th South and State ST., facing
| west, $3.50.
| LIST West near 1st South 96Ni32 feet and
| right OF way. with lS-room building. VIII
go at s1o,50o. Ground is worth the money
On 18th East near 1st South, 5'room
| modern brick cottage. cement basement
| under whole house. The lot Is small. Sc
| is tho price. $500. $3.50 cash SIS Rer
| month, including per cent interest.
on n ST. $500 for Groom modern e.
story residence furnace heat. It's a bar
| gain.
On ith St, Groom modern. 2-story
| brick, furnace. all fenced In frst-class
! repairs, $500. Terms can be arranged
| More modern homes on my list than ell
| agencies combined. II you arc looking
| for any kind OF home see me
A. RICHTER, 10 West lst South ST.
| Phones gfl. ysg
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FUTILE BROTHERS,


List No 2saS-sxlo on st, near ttn' Tor
$3.50 rod, cheap.
No staO-2IAxl0 south front on srd st.
near L, $500:
No 3laS-2iax7 and right OF way, nortn si1o
Sth st, near z, for $500.
No S6s2-aSxll6 feet, cor 7th and n sts.'
only $500.
No 351-Sx5 rods. south 'front.' blocks
east OF postoff1ce. for only 5000
No 357o-Szlo rods, near Capitol grounds.
$500.
INVESTMENT.
Double house s rooms each side; mod.
and close to Knutsford; only $500,
BETTER THAN RENTING
No 3SSO-lSl So. 10th East. Arm Bri
good lot, $3.50
3 nearly new modern bricks.
southeaBt We charge nothing for
the lots they arc on See about
No Sile-eth r, and 7th So, 6-rm. house
and lot only $500; $500 cash, bal
nnce at $50 per month and no In
No. 5i7s-725 So sth East, 1-rnn. house and
barn, only $3.50; terms.
No 3s76-725 so. sth East. stylish t.rm.
house and good lot; only $780,
terms.
No. 2i5S-S-rm br cot. on l. st, near LIST
St terms, only $500
No 3S So. 18th E., 6-rm. pr, hr., walk and
sewer IN; worth $500 but must cell
at $3.50. 5000 cash. balance at s2o
per month; rented oil winter for
TUTTLE BROTHERS.
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OWN A HOME.

n
Here are q few frcm our list 10 select
Very flne pressed brick house, well sit
uated on 3. T., stories complete, bath,
furnace, etc. strictly modern; 10, IS toXlzS
ia the city and would be n good buy for
Sc 900 The owner gives US price for Few
days only OF $500,
See us about tho new broom modern
houses we are building on Third and T.;
one is now completed and another nearly
ready. We can arrange suitable terms
Very pretty 5-room cottage, modern'
brick, near Ninth East lot ioS1zS to al
Nearly new p. brick. rooms, hall. PAN
try. etc. lawn, hedge. lot Aa19is, on NJ
w. attractive home for railway man
We shall be pleased 10 show you thisi
everything about y coed and In perfect
In good court. close In, on s. w; we
have s-room p. brick, modern house. for
Nice broom frame house, Post street;
large barn, fenced snaae' io' "'A'h 10
alley $3.50 VACANT LOTS,
4 vacant lots near llth r, and 10th SO.
lots on Emerson ave, 10th f, and 10th
IS ss.,SS on sth Y. md i,h So. for ssoo,
sxio rods, 7th 2 near tth 80, 81, I6o
So1IeS u Srd So. near tth p; desirao's
oSatGg SyS, for or istFs Fo2SS GSSI' nsaS III @ So $3.50
SnEne aood lots on Nh So. noar 9Th w,
from $50; for sale on easy terms AN
lots i-ft on our plat l9th ~ ana ttn
sbC,sc are sold nothing will DO left at such
,rice in this attractive and desirable dis
"ISe Keep this list and see US or call UP Bell
'' PETERSON r e, INV. co,
$50 Main.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
fHG s1R1NGER Co.
10 West 2nd So.


We invite the attention OF those who
intend buying homes TO the following
properties. Give us call and we Will be
ploosed to show them
Near 9th ". and N Temple. new g.
room frame; city water lot 2xS rods TO
alley $3.50; $50 cash. SO monthly.
ith So, near 9th w, Broom frame with
stairway a1ing 10 attic, where two
rooms can easily be finished; city water;
nice lot, sl050, cash 500, bal. sl2 monthly.
Post st, near Ord So, almost new +
room pr. br., city water. $3.50; 500 cash,
bal. ensy monthly payments.
Near 9Th East. between 10th and 11th
So almost new 3-room brick, pantry,
closet. cellar, nice lawn; all fenced, Lot
%1X196 feet 10 nlley; 1890; $3.50 cash
Near 10th So. and 10th e, Groom frame,
bath, pantry, closets. cellar. porohes,
corner lot: 5txl57 feet 10 alley; $50; good
Fifth So, near Sth E.. Groom pr. br.,
built last summer; Rec, hall. BATH toilet,
el. lights, porchcs, cellar. lawn, small
barn; cement walks In yard. $3.50,
THE STRINGER CO.
30 West 2nG So,
Bell Phone 2li2-K.
Member 5. l.. City Real Estate Assn.
ySil
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b DTED

.recciu lima ., 1865. Alice Lie
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rs'I % 'Issi So SUNDAY a, ,ss ssehtff hehi
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4 y on the day orr OF inc
- - papers please copy.
4 o.. IA Iss, MI. Frank
4 20 !o,, ,,I al at No. 5 Ontario Ontario
, So y", s;Id from the funeral
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! fllss,I services will be held
sa,.sran church, corner
~ Ia LuIIsth south, at 1880 p; Pm. M.
y ~ 81 Interment a' o'''''
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FOR RENT OR LEASE
FURNITURE REPAIRING

TH0NAs BNTT, % :, v. TEMPLE,
painting. graining. paper hanging, kali
somlning tintlng. sign painting, wall pa
per and fresco cleaning. Furniture up
holstsred and repaired as good new,
Called for and delivered free. Phone
Ind SO x2iel
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rrRlL NOTICE

,',.r,, OF MIS-. Hiram
~ I's, sram tho family residence
~ i'sp aaernoon al l o'clock
ssit are invited. ~.
,.,vIe,r OF Wm. Kont
- I.s a, that city Tuesday.
y r,, ~ Ward meetins-house
y ~, s.' can bo Viewed at the
,sr "a Patterson avenue.
~ ." Friends invited,
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s5oco.oo
WILL BUY AN
ROOM
MODERN HOME; FINE
LAWN. TREES;
LARGE BARN,
LOT 0-FT. FRONT,
THE HOUSE COST
TO BUILD MORE THAN
100000,
BUILDING MATERIAL is
HIGH NOW AND WOULD
COST MORE TO BUILD
AT THIS TIME.
s5oooOo
WILL BUY 1T IF SOLD
AT ONCE.
GOOD TERMS IF YOU
NEED THEM
IOUSToN REAL ESTATE INV. CO..
25l S. MAIN ST, ys7s
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% FEET ON EAST
2nd So, at 800 per
foot. just east Of Ith
East, II YOU want
something TO make
YOU some money,
BUY THIS,
The old house now on
tho lot rents for 5000
ner annum,
We have others, large
and small, vacant and
improved, In all parts
OF the city.
HOUSTON REAL ES-
TATE INV, co,
2M S Main.
Phones 81
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

8 l.. STEAM CARPET CLEANING
works. oold-blnst feathcr rcnovatlng;
Sork guaranteed Cor. Sth West and So.
Temple Emyr Eynon. Propr. Bell tel:
20i9; Ind, 1llo. Si
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOR
quick saies We have tho buyers.
Anderson Real Estate Investment Co,
Bell phone IA. Rooms 400 So1 New
Herald Building, tl1s1
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NOTHING BUT SNAPS.
Vacant Lots.
SOo0-6 by 10 rods. facing south on 5rd
street, near 8.
S250o-Only hnlf-blook from joint bldg
Ideal location for double house.
tGOOo-For beautiful 60 II. lot on Brigham
st, facing south.
S9poo-Corner u State and 7th So mon
cy maker.
Homes.
t610O-Handsomc 1O-room residence on Ard
SO, near 9Th L, Everything modern
and as good as new. Be sure 10
SEQ this
S55Oo-l0-rm. home facing so. on Second
street. Up-to-dste and comfortable
In fino condition.
S9000-New modern 6-rm. homo on 9th
East between 9Th and 10th go. Mod
ern plumbing. complete basement
large attic, pantry, $50 mantel ce-
mcnt walks and shade trees. The
best home for the money In town
Easy terms
Wilson Sherman Co. 81 w. Ind So.
Tel 49s. ysS
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EPII DIRECTORS

Z; IiNDERTAKER AND
= "a ". Temple, phones
50 '" y4es
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GRAIN & POULTRY SUPPLIES

ALL KINDS AT BAILEY & SONS. 60
East End So Both Fones Sll ys
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ES eoIIE eevIlIE OF 3 ROOMS
|aSie',.p . s, Tribune. state
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M MRIRGISYBRS

n,ph REcro-O-~--
,'yIitsr MO No; ni Main 81,
ways in in1pat,r,ng. stn1T Second
'och- Misc
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RESTAURANTS

THE BON TON RESTAURANT, n w.
lst South. serves extra hne dinner from
II A. nj, to p. nj. and 10 p m. short
orders night and day; open all night:
Chinese style; noodles and chop Souey:
private dining-room for ladies, Xl6Si
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BATH AND MASSAGE

Elite PARLoRs, MEDICATED. VA
por and magnetic baths, plain mag.
reuc Swedish body massage Men and
women operators IW-<io constitution
bldg. Bell 800 yS
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

FuRN ROOM AND BOARD AT l23
West 4th South. y1o7
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g.L.b-SITUATIONs

~, rj,,sNfIsE. Isi. GOOD COOK
Address c i9, Tribune, nc.
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CARRIAGE RUBBER TIRES

NEW TIRES, SIG PER SET AND UP.
Hartwell. 623 L. 9th So Phone lE0-X:
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A GOOD ALL-AROITND RIJTCHER CAN
set position by telephoning or writing
10 r. u sutton & Co. Park City. Utah;
good wages x24g6
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ROOM WITH BATH FOR BUSINESS OR
professional person, business block, cen
trally located; references exchanged. Add
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mAEs IRoNERs AND
ss.rsI laundry work Apply
=. Truy Laundry. 4Sl SO. 9Th
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coOD FAMILY DRIVING
%yisoo " 30 lbs. Call Tel, 28:
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MIDWIFE
SPIRITUALISTS
MASSAGE
ASSAYERS

SnIsNION e. NICHOLS, ASSAYERs
aud chemists. removed to 2IS So West
Temple. "lf5