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GIN. BLANCo DEAD.
He Was Formerly Governor General
of Cuba.

MADRID, April 4.-Gen. Blanco, for
meriy governor general of Cuba, died this
morning.
Ramon Blaaco Y Arenas was sent 10
Cuba to succeed Gen. Weyler. whose con-
duct IN suppressing the rebellion In that
island had shocked the humanitarian feel
ing OF all the civilized world. He started
on a policy of paeification, but the Cuban
people did not trust him and his experience
on the island was rot happy Wnen the
war with the United States broke out
Blanco did not enter upon the defense of
the island with much hope of success and
as soon as the war was over he resigned
and returned To Spain, November 1898
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water needs. No ships are short or waiting
for water. Plenty of water at hand, and.
excepting for series Of bad accidents, we
are prepared to deliver indefinitely 30 per
cent more water than demand, based on
actual consumption past three months
Plenty Of water IN Panama City for months
and supply ample along line. Have no un-
easiness. The situation viii be held in good
shape"
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London Metal Markets.

LONDON. April f--Copper was strong in
the market today, the price reaching Rs5
15s,, but closed quiet at eS4 los. About 400
tons were sold. Tin was active and ad-
vanced Sos, reacted and closed at G1f3 5s.
Eight hundred tons were sold.
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COLON HAS PLENTY OF WATER.
Report of Famine Pronounced I'm
true. :

The acting secretary of war has received
the following cable message from Chief
Engineer Stevens at Panama in regard to
the reported water famine on the isthmus:
Statements as to famine in Colon with
out one word OF truth. Everybody has all
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Suicide Of philadelphia Doctor,

PHILADELPHIA. April 4--.Dr. Walter
Alcnzo van voorhis. aged fifty-two years,
committed suicide at his home here today
by shooting himself. Ill health 10 given
as the cause of the suicide.
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Anthony Memorial Here.

Special Dispatch TO The Star,
TOLEDO Ohio, April 4.-The Womans
Council. in session here, has decided on
permanent memorial TO Susan B. Anthony
In Washington.
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cause of the refusal of the men to go to

work
Upon the advice of President Feehan a
committee was appointed to visit the miners
and induce them to return to work at once.
1t is now expected that in day or two the
Pittsburg Coal Company will have all its
mines in operation.
The Pittsburg and Southwestern Coal
q
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10 Enlarge 0oorgetoWn custom HOUSE.
Representative Green of Massachusetts.
member of the House District committee.
introduced ball today appropriating $seo0
to be expended in repairing and enlarging
the custom houzie at the port OF George
town.
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No Coal Mined in Ohio.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, April 4-No coal will
be mined in Ohio this week, according to
the statement of Secretary Savage of the
Ohio miners today. Next Monday" he
said, the miners and operators will hold
conference at Athens, and upon the result
OF this conference will depend largely the
situation in Ohio. The independents in the
Hooking field are anxious to sigh the 1893
scale"
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TO ADJUST DIFFERENCES.
Conference Asked by Company at
Wheeling. w. Va.

WHEELING, VIVA, April 4.-The man
agement of the American Sheet Steel and
Tin Plate Company, operating a number
of mines in this state, for its own use,
has requested a conference with the min
ers' scale committee. indicating a desire
to adjust all differences and resume work
at the mines The American company is a
subsidiary organization of the United
states steel corporation, and 1t is under
stood this plan will be followed wherever
the steel corporation mines are affected.
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Armed Strikers at Irwin.

IRWIN, Pa, April 4-Last night was
ore of disorder and terror at Edna mine
No of the Penn Gas Coal Company,
where several hundred men are on d
strike for recognition of the union. The
strikers all seem to be armed, and from
dark until daylight a continuous fusillade
OF hring was kept up. Fortunately no one
was injured. The company 1t is said Will
put twenty five more guards on duty at
once.
1t is considered unsafe to introduce strike
breakers and serious trouble is feared If an
attempt is made to do so.
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Both Sides Willing.

GREENVILLE. Pa, April A joint con-
ference OF the miners and operators of the
Mercer Butler field will be held here tonight
to arrange for the resumption of the mines.
The operators met last night and indica-
tions are that both sides are willing to ac-
cent the 1909 scale
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Train Service Reduction.

DES MONIES. Iowa, April 4.--The Min
neapolis and st. Louis road and the Iowa
Central today announced the annuiment Of
six local passenger trains for Sunday. be-
cause OF coal shortage due to the coal
strike. In an official announcements Gen.
eral Passenger Agent A. b. Cults. for both
roads. says: From present indications our
coal supply will likely be exhausted before
the miners resume work. and our company.
recognizing Its obligation to afford passen-
ger service so long as possible. deems it
necessary to make such reductions in Its
service can be effected with least incon-
Venience to the public"
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TO MEET THE MINE OWNERS
In an Effort to Reach Wage Agree
ment.
DEMANDS HAVE BEEN REFUSED
Some Talk of Revision of What the
Committeeman Ask-President
Mitchell's Reticence.

NEW YORK, April 4-The Shamok:n
scale committee of the anthracite miners to
which has been intrusted the task of en-
deavoTing to reach a wage agreement with
the mine owners. went into session al 9:30
am. today at their headquarters in the
Ashland House TO discuss what their next
move shall be. The instructions of this
| body call for agreement with the an
thracite operators subject to the ratifica-
tion of the convention to be called by the
officers of the union, and in case they fail to
arrive at an understanding the committee
must report such failure to the convention.
Ali the demands drawn up by the scale
committee have been refused by the opera
tors, and the question to be decided now
by the committee Is whether their propo-
sitions should be modified or whether dele
gates representing all the hard coal mine
workers should be summoned into conven-
uon at once to decide what further action
should be taken.
May Modify Demands.
Before the thirty-six members of the scale
committee went into session there were re-
ports circulated to the effect that the COM
mitteemen would seriously consider the ad-
visibility of modifying their original de-
mittee would discuss the reports or even
predict what action the committee will take.
President Mitchell did not take part IN
the deliberations of the committee until
late In the morning, as he had other press
ing matters to attend to. He said today
there was nothing in the present situation
that he could discuss. He declined TO say
anything regarding the probability Of the
miners revising their demands. IL call
for convention is decided upon today 1t
Ijkeiy announcement Will be MADE
until after tomorrow's meeting with the
opera tors subcommittee. 1t has been prac-
tically settled that when q convention is
decided upon 1t will be held in Wilkes
barre.
Mitchell Keeps Silent.
Mr. Mitchell continues to refuse to go
into details regarding yesterdays meeting.
All information that has reached the pub
lie so far has come from the operators
side
Soon after noon the miners scale COM
mittee took a recess until 2 o'clock this
afternoon, when they will resume consider
alton of the strike situation. Neither MIR.
Mitchell nor any member of the committee
would disclose the nature of the forenoon
discussion.
During the recess of the Shamokin scale
committee Mr.. Mitchell held conference
with J. L. Marston of the Texas and Pa
cifc Biturninous Coal Company in regard to
signing the 1903 scale. They were together
for about one-half hour. and at the con-
clusion of the conference neither would dis
cuss what decision they had arrived at, if
any.
Disorder at Yatesville.
WILK ESBARRE, Pa, April 4.-There
was considerable disorder at the Fernwood
mine OF the Erie Coal Company at Yates
Vile today. A number of italian miners
tried to prevent the pumpmen from going
to work. but detail of the state constabu-
larry was sent to the scene and soon dis
persed the crowd.
Unemployed workmen prevented the
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Weather.

Partly cloudy and warmer
tonight; tomorrow showers
and cooler.
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SAMPLE BARGAINS.

sSOOo-A beautiful new up-to-date
home; basement under entire house:
laundry; furnace room; fruit cellar;
storage room; parlor 2sx13; bedrooms
l3x21 and 16x1S so feet of porches-
S2500-5-room new blk, 50xl5I IT. to all
ley; fruit, shade and lawn; $1,000 down
and $50 per month.
s4000-7-room; pore. bath; furnace,
cent, walk: nice lawn. So front.
S2150-5-room mod cent. walk in
street and around house: fine lawn ana
shade: $3.50 down and 500 per month.
$3700-9-room mod. on 9th East: cent.
walk around house; fine shade, lot 50x
157 TO alley.
S3250-6-room mod. on 2nd ct.
$1050-4-room on Bryan ave-: $3.50
down and $3.50 per month.
WEST SIDE.
s1615-4-room cream bk, cent. walk;
sth West and 2nd So.
$2975--5-rcom mod. on 1th West
s2S00-7-room mod. on 1st South
S3650-Beautiful new 5-room home
cent. walk; fine lawn.
BUILDING LOTS.
4x10 on Jefferson ST, $3.50.
3jkxlo on End ST. $3.50.
4x10 on 11th East, S1150.
23sxs, East End South, $500
75x182 IT., State ST, s1050
Z. F. LITTLE & CO,
2oe-2lo Atlas Block
Both phones 2s4s. a11oo
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BEAUTIFUL. HOMES

PLANS FURNISHED AND HOUSES
built for little money. VIM. Pack, ls
wellington court Ind. 1910, e10os
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FOR SALE--REAL e.
SEE A. ". SMITH.

s3000-Buys one Of the best sites Il
town for a. fiat or apartment
house, with rods front, 21A
blocks from our office This is
the best snap In town in this
class Of property
sa000-s70o down and $40 per month,
buys 3xl6 " rods, with houses
on same now renting for S39
per month. Can't you zee that
including per cent interest,
this investm ent more than car
ries Itself? We were surprised
when the owner gave us this,
but he signed up, go It will
have to go.
$1050-9 rods front in a block where
property has been selling re-
Gently for $500 per rod, 9Th
West, between 1st and 2nd
North, And this man signed
up, too.
s2650-5-room modern pressed brick
cottage, northeast, with fine
lawn and well terraced. An
Ideal little home, well built and
prettily papered.
S1200-Neat little home near 5th East
and 4th South, Terms.
s1200-Another small home, 9Th East
below 10Th South. Terms
II you are looking for build
ing lots on the north bench and
want the choicest ones in the
whole town. we can do busi-
ness with you.
Our facilities for handling
anything In the real estate or
investment business are un-
equaled. We also make ab-
stracts, and attend TO every
detail of a real estate transact
ton
We have just repainted our
white front at so South Main
street, ground floor.
SALT LAKE ABSTRACT. LOAN &
INVESTMENT CO.
A. W. SMITH. Manager
so Main Street. Both Phones 704.
al186
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MATCHLESs BARGAINS.

MATCHLESs BARGAINS.
Owners OF the following properties
are forced 10 sell hence these low
prices;
by 10 rods, ~ blocks from c. ana
c. bldg, east front, cement sidewalks.
choice location for nice home or double
house, price for this week $1,000.
IS IT. frontage on Sth East near 3rd
south. Groom house, connected with
sewer. sidewalks, $1,000 Can YOU equal
It?
$3.50 buys nice lot on 9th East near
2nd So, east front, sidewalk and sewer
only 1880.
~ by 10 rods, with old house. on 5th
East near 4th South, sidewalk and
sewer. only $4,000.
A CHEAP HOME.
S2100 buys 5-room brick cottage on
9Th So. near Attn East
WE HANDLE SNAPS ONLY.
A. NJ M'KELLAR & CO.. s33a w. 2nd So.
a11Ss
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GOOD BICYCLE AND GENERAL RE-
pair men, 1861 East Second South.
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TO BUY cs RENT FOR JULY AND
August two saddle horses at reason
lble price. Address i31 Sth East
alS9
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RELIABLE SECOND GIRL. 264
Bird East a12Sl
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lace CURTAINS DONE UP, AT 22$
e 5tr South, al26S
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CHAMBERMAID AT WHITE HOUSE
holel. a127I
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lady WANTS GOOD LAUNDRESS,
white or colored. Apply room 2S,
fifth East Hotel allol
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN lodge No. 5-Every
IliGrsoey evening. *. OF P. hall.
FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA.
evergreen lodge No. Isl meets End and
4th Mondays at 1. o. o. F. temple. S.
Chalker, secretary. box 70.
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sOARDERS WITH PRIVATE FAM
I lily at Brighton's Resort; first class
able, For particulars apply 800 Her
Id bldg. Both phones 414 all9s
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ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS

THE KELLEY CO.. PURE IcD
cream and sherbets; prompt deljv-
cry. 2e Richards street. both phones
'E@"- --- w557
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TWO STORES FOR RENT IN
Evanston, Wyo.; excellent location
for restaurant or mercantile business.
Inquire Al n. State. a1304
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ClAlRVOYANTS
ACCORDION PLEATlNG

--~~~-~-~-~~~-~~~~~-~~~~-
ALLORDlUN, SUNBLRSI SInE
pleaung and plnking Mrs. Jennens, 81
south Third East, Bell phone S047-K
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TICKET BROKER

VERY LOW RATES EAST NEXT
week at Kahn's Cut Rate Once, No.
IL w. 1no South- xl671
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MANIFESTATIONS
WANTED-AGENTS

ANVASSERS FOR CITY OR COUN-
try. new beginners do well. experienced
Yorkers much better. honest effort we'll
ewhrded Address Marufacturers'
gents. Box 439. Salt Lake. Utah. y1ss9
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ARCHITECTS

ERSK1NE 81 LILJENBERG, 52s-24
843-K. Artistic homes, We
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

COTTAGES AND LARGER HOUSES
built installment plan. Bell, S5lo-Y;
Ind, 1894 Plans furnished. j. w. Far
rell, 275 z. 1st South. s1lu
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FROM 3 TO 10 ACRES NEAR CAL
ders Park. Address V 2s, Tribune.
i a1l99
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WANTED-TwO GOOD CIGARMAK-
ers. Union wages. Before coming.
write Industrial Cigar company, Butte.
Montana a1066
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WANTED-TIRST-C BARBER
Il East End South ct, a1So6
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WANTED-HELP

CAPABLE AGENTS AND SALES
men for good selling household neces-
sity. Something entirely new and
staple. Prefer men with sufficient
money 10 handle territory on their own
account. None but sober, capable and
industrious need apply. Acetylens
Lamp Co, SO University Place. New
York City. a1357
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AgLAN HOUSE CLEANING co.
~ sssSHs.act'on naon guaranteed 63l Main: !:
Aooo-a Il X2494
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PARTNER, GENTLEMAN OR LADY.
with small amount OF cash to take in
crest In good paying business. Call
tfternoohs or evenings, Room {, 30
:. End South. al0l0
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FOR RENT

THREE ROOMS FOR IIGHT
housekeeping. no children. 246 So
7th East. a116G
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MONEY TO LOAN
$40 TO $4,000

$40 TO $4,000
On any good security. Best terms and
rates in the city; strictly private. For
money see Equitable Loan & Inv. Co..
6Shz w. End So. A. McKellar. Presi-
dent. ai024
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WASATCH LODGE NO. 1. T. and A. NJ
Members of sister lodges and sojourning
brethren In good standing invited. Harrie
wall Griffin, w NJ: A, ]. Lowe. eecrc-
tary.
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A REFINED LADY OF As YEARS
wishes TO correspond with gentleman
Of same age or older. Object matri-
mony. Must be in position TO provide
home. Address E As, Tribune. a1143
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ON ANY SECURITY OR TO SAL
aried people. Mutual Loan Co, 10
West End South St 1856
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ELEGANT S-ROOM HOUSE. THOR
oughly modern, date; cor. 2nd
s. and 4th q. Ref required. Call
Anderson Real Est, Inv. Co., 500 Her
aid blk. Tel, 474. a1O70
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RELIABLE TEAMsTER AND, MAN
for warehouse. Apply at once, j. G.
Mcdonald Candy Co. 16s W. 3rd So.
alias
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

i.a- E PAPER CLEANING co.
'Aones 23S, ~ ootn
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NEW MODERN SEVEN-ROOM. 1880
flrst st. w. e. Ware, 62 Hooper bldg.
a93
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MI. MORIAH LODGE NO. q F and A,
M.-Masonic hall second Monday each
month. Members Of sister lodges and so-
1ourning members In good standing In
yited; a III. Peabody. w. NJ. Christopher
Diehl, secretary.
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HAT FACTORY

UTAH HAT FACTORY, REMOVED
1354-Y, vos1s
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LOST

AY HORSE. WEIGHT NINE-FIFTY
white hind feet and white strip,,
,Wn race; branded Fl left shoulder.
elurn +. NJ hansen, Bingham juno
,'oh' al0T2
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Ell KALAH TEMPLE. A. A O. N M. g..
Third Wednesday of each month. Ma
sonic hall at p. m. All mobiles sojourn-
Ing invited. J. NJ Marriott, potentate
W. L. Barnes, recorder
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kTTENTION SHOWMEN! WANTED,
q partner with some capital and time,
or one OF the best paying amusement
nterprtses In the world Address V 81.
Tribune. alz49
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SAFES
SPIRlTUALlSTS

REV. ALDORA LECTURES EVERY
Sunday; developing class every Mon
day; test meeting every Wednesday, s
p. m. loA +. 9TH So. a103O
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q ARGENTA LODGE No. 9, F. and
~ A. MAJ Masonic hell arst
&S Tuesday of each month. Mem
bers of sister lodges and sojourn-
ing brethren invited, Harry A. Knowles.
w M; Moses C.. Phillips. secretary.
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= FUNERAL DIRECTORS

SER w. HALL, UNDERIAkER
And embalmer. z2o 80. W. Aehipie,
,rhonea i01e y4e3
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FOR RENT-FURNlSHED

TWO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS
for Housekeeping, near Rio Grande
| shops. 4S4 West Bird SO.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwORK.
365 Z. Third South.
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SEVEN-ROOM MODERN BRICK,
oeautiful yard and lawn. Phone
l2i6-Y Bell. sra So 3rd East. aol9
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HOUSE MOVING

WOLF HOUSE-MOVING co. DOES
all kinds OF house moving. 1856
Glenn st Both phones. P. ]. Wolf,
Manager, a291
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GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. MRS. r.
w. .Pittman, 635 4th street. a10S7
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

NEW STRICH q ZEIDLER PIANO.
Cost S450.00; will sell for 100000 cash.
Address V II, Tribune. a950
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fiVE-ROOM COTTAGE. ENQUIRE
at Ga Second st. alS1
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d tDOMERS FOR TWO ROOMS, IN
( fprivate family; bath. shade. lawn;
3 saIktng distance. 2o6 West 9Th South.
a1352
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GOOD HORSE AND = 'UP-TO-DATE
runabout for summer. Call at 626
East Brigham. at once.
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AWo NICE MODERN ROOMS AND
cioset; 81. Inquire AGO No. Main. a2S
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ASSAYERS
CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. os-
car Groshell. sales agent, No. 22l
Main st Expert cash register repair
ing. Secondhand registers alwavs IN
STOCK. n15SO
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UPHOLSTERlNG & REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOI,-
stored and repaired. Estimates sub
mitted on request. Phones S299. S. L,
| Matt. 81 Mfg. Co., 15S w. lst So. 224
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YOUNG GIRL TO CARE FOR BABY.
Apply ESQ First st. al267
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GIRL WANTED. 81 EARDLEY
court, Phone SSl3 Ind. a1214
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SCALP TREATMENT

MANICURING, SHAMPOOING AND
scienllhc scalp treatment, Harper
melnoo. oOo. IAe lenplet"p. aS99
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
work; no washing or ironing; good
wages. SO X. al252
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sE EN- ACRES OF LUCERNE. AP-
ply TO S52 East First South.

eIoREROOMS. 213 STATE STREET.
near Second South storerooms. cor
ner Second South and Second East.
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]. n. COURTNEY. 2O5 SO. w. TEN
Pile STREET
AZ acres, trackage, ripe for plating;
$4,000
10 acres good land, good water
right; &C car fare; easy terms: Sz500.
The best acre lots ever; sc car fare;
very easy terms; $3.50 each.
Mod. f-room brick, E, side, close in;
easy terms, s3500
Good 7room brick End st; bargain;
$1,000
Good Groom frame with good barn,
shade, lawn; $3.50; easy terms
Can match any FAIR proposition,
sale or trade. EVERYWHERE.
j. n. Courtney. 205 So. w. Temple
street a11S9