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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-20
A WORLDS RECORD
Made by Southern Pacific Railroad
Company, Which Proves Corpora
tions Are Not Always Souiless.

On the occasion of the great San
Francisco disaster the entire re-
sources Of the Southern Pacific COM
pany were employed to their utmost
in saving and relieving the people.
They were the first to order by wire,
from adjaeent cities, carloads ofsfood
supplies for free distribution. They
threw wide open their gates, and pas
5sengers were carried free on their
ferry steamers, which never stopped
running from San Francisco to Oak
land Pier. They ran steamers around
the water front picking up all refugees
congregated on the Wharyes for safe
3ty. From Oakland Pier the people
were carried free to whatever point
they could care for themselves or be
cared fpr-Whether it was Berkeley,
Cal, or Boston Mass; Portland, Ore,
or Portland, Maine. Within ten days
the Southern Pacific company carried
free 224, 069 passengers. The value Of
which, computed at lowest rates for
the class Of service rendered, amount
ed to $40, OBJ. SO. and this covers only
the earnings OF the line west Of N
sPaso. 81. n
h Canvass of accommo ida tons in the
interior Of the state was made that
refugees might be properly directed.
Canvass OF avenues of employment
was made by wiring large Industries
that employment might be provided.
Information Bureaus were establ ished
at nine points in the burned district
of San Francisco, which were served
by horseback riders and autonob iles.
messengers carrying bulletins relative
to train service, relief work, informa-
ton about finding people and general
public information, including state
Iment Of accommo Ions for relief at
outside cities. Inquiries from eastern
Ecities by the thousands from eastern
friends regarding missing people were
answered as far as possible, the off,
GERS using all the avenues at their
lcommand. ].
Transportation for relief commit
tees, hospital corps, physicians and
nurses was arranged for on q large
scale between adjacent cities and San
Francisco. The State Health Beard
WAS given ortation for its en-
Iployees Ia the sanitary service, Trans
portation Of relief supplies was given
/ precedence oyer all other trains
Nearly all were run On passenger
train tine Milk. bread. etc, which
were Daddy needed, were brought II
.IIfree In baggage cars
Gasoline for automobiles early be
lcame exhausted, and q large nunlbel
Iof machines III the service 81 Enaerg
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-20
HALF THE CITY GONE.

Berlin, Aug. 20.-According to a
telegram received by the bank here
from Valparaiso, half the city, from
Almendral to Gale Bellavista, con-
tanning private residences and BUSH
ness houses and warehouses, has been
destroyed. 81 &s5.s 5s.51
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-20
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
Danaqe Suits.

Z. B. Pendroy has brought suit
against the Great Northern for $1,000
damages to his automobile which was
run down by a train at ToWner re-
Gently. Mr.. Pendroy's daughter who
was seriously injured in the collision,
will ask the road for s20, 900.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-20
I FLAMES CHECKED. J

Buenos Ayres, Aug. 20.The fire at
Valparaiso has been checked. 1t is
now reported that 400 lives were lost.
Three hundred buildings were de
stroyed. Pillaging and footing con
tinues, though the troops shoot all
caught footing. ri
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-20
.AY.other shocIr..

Yes, !. said the waiter, this cafe 81
thoroughly up to date. we cook by
electricity. e 0
is that so 7" said the guest, pointing,
TO platter. Then VIII yon please
give that beefsteak another shock 9s-i
Detroit Free Press.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-20
TNvElNTY SIXTH YEAR.
Had Nice Tine.

The Hansboro Pioneer says about
fifty Of their citizens went TO Rock
Lake on the excursion last Sunday,
and report pleasant time seven
fights in fifteen minutes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-20
viii plant Fish.

The United States Fish commission
will send several cars Of fish to North
& Dakota during the next month to be
planted IN various lakes and streams.
Pike, pickerel and black bass will be
sincluded in the Shipments. ss#s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-20
49, 9 /,
Roger is Il. \

n Former Governor Roger lin lis
chairman of the new Walsh county
republican central committee.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-20
DIR, JAMES INDICATED

IN KILLING GLANDERED HORSES
ORE CASES FOUND NEAR
HAzELToN.
The newspapers Of Emmons county
have seemed Inclined to give DR..
{ James, veterinarian Of Steele the
worst Of 1t because he was sent by the
state veterinarian to that county to
examine horses said to have CHAMBERS,
which horses he had shot. Much Of
the infavorable comment against DR..
James has undoubtedly arisen through
a misund erstanding of his position in
4 the case, and it is but fair to the
young man that the following state
nlent be made: "a
Instead Of taking the ordinary two
year course In a veterinary college
Mr. James chose a three year course
in. order to study certain special lines.
Had he taken the two year course he
would have had his diploma at this
time. Being short Of terinarians
and knowing the qualifications Of
y MI. James State Veterin arian Van Ess
/ OF Fargo, ppointed him a deputy.
state veterinarian, not deputy dis
trict veterinarian, as some suppose.
James was sent to Emmons county
! and finding number of glandered
horses ordered them shot, as he had
3 q. fight to do under the scirc umstances.;
Naturally the loss Of the horses
caused talk and then 1t was found out
that James was not a district yeterin-
Y arian as supposed 4. ut was also said
4 that CHAMBERS did not exist and that
the horses were needlessly shot.
0 IN order to satisfy himself and the
4 people on this score Dr.. an Els had
Drs. j. ". johnson of the Twelfth
veterinary district and ckin Of the,
Sixth district, visit the affected dis
trict, which they did last week. The
doctors were In the city yesterd ay and
4 DE-. Robinson said sDr. James was,
correct in his diagnosis for CHAMBERS
and did ght In ordering the horses
4 killed We found several more cases
of a mild type and have had the
animals quarantined and IL they do
I not recover they will be shot also. Dr.
!. James is fully qualified SO far dis his
studies go to serve as a yete rinarian,
being an exceedingly clever man In
his chosen profession and as the
state veterinarian understands the
B law, was quite within his powers
when he had the animals shot. The
y present law works a great hardship
upon d farmer whose horses may be
4 afflicted with this dreadful disease
and 1t is little wonder parties owning
such horses take great chances OF
death for thems elves when public
knowledge OF the existence Of the
disease means large personal loss and
y delay In their work. The law should
B provide "a certain amount .of recon-
pense for the officiaI killing OF stock
and IL this was done It IS probable the
presence Of the disease would be
made known III NOSE cases instead Of
1 being concealed as lis now The case.
The veterinari ~ duty IN such cases
is very unpl easant and for that raa.
son the state veterinarians make very
certain Of the disease before summary
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-20
PROPERTY LOSS LARGE.

New York Aug. pa cable dis.
patch to a morning paper from Buenos
Ayres says: s.% Il
According to the information re,
ceived here, a large number of build.
ings have been destroyed in valpa.
raise, and the loss of life is said to
have been large. The disturbance
was general throughout Chile and
was felt at some points in the Argen.
tine republic.
News of the disaster is meagre,
owing to the fact that Geographic
communication is cut off, the shocks
having thrown down. the telegraph
lines. From the details obtainable it
appears that there were five shocks,
the disturbances passing south along
the Pacific coast and crossing the
Andes. The shocks were severe.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-20

ting the many official and private
adyices received here at the head
quarters of the Southern Cable Co.
together, 1t is possible to arrive at
an apparently safe estimate of the re-
suit of the Chilean earthquake horror.
4 It is by no means as destructive as
the San Francisco earthquake as far
as money damage is concerned, but
the loss of life is much larger. The
damage in Valparaiso is most severe
AS far as the news is received here
it indicates, that about one quarter of
the city is in ruins and everyone has
fed. The former inhabitants are en-
camped in the hills and open spaces
outside the town or at sea, refugees
on the vessels that were in the harbor
Vina Del Mar, suburb whose popu,
lation is about 9,000, is reported tc
be mass of ruins. Quilpuque, a
small place east of there, and Limache
are also badly damaged but up to the
present time no loss of life is known
Santiago de Chile is also badly
damaged and although the city is alb
solutely cut off from outside com
munication it is known that triple
shock devastated all or most all O.
the larger structures in the bushes!
section. The loss Of life there, like
the: loss at Valparaiso, must remain
problematical for a time. Most Of the
messages received here being simply
of a character to indicate that certain
persons had escaped with their lives
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-20

st. Mary's Church, Medina, N. D.
st. Mary's Church, Hogue, N. D.
st. Philip Neri Church, Napoleon.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-15

s rooms, south front on corner 18th and
Miami Large lot, S3x155. House needs
some repairs, but can be made an elegant
home. Owned by an estate and must be
sold. Price, $1,000 but look II over and
make offer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-15
THOMAS BRENNAN.
REAL ESTATE.
Phone Douglas-1264.

REAL ESTATE PhoneD Douglas
65x132
houses Eastern will sell a
Brick block good business ooms
at $500 win sell $4,000
Southeast Northwestern
Hotel; a Win sell a a
Two brick modern paved
line; only $1,000
street They for $225 a month.
ST and ground
parts o fromS to $4,000
per money property farms
Thomas Brennan,
Room l. Building
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-15
GEORGE & COMPANY
Phone Douglas $50.
HOUSES FOR SALE

81 1GO-For 64x64 feet, w. front on 9th ST.,
one block 8. of Dewey Ave.
Choice location for double brick nat.
asCO-For 5Oxi4O feet, w. F. on S2d St..
$50 feet N of Woolworth Ave.
$l,7OO-For 45Xl43 feet, w. +. on Both St,
IS feet S. OF Dodge ST., paved street,
Two lots in this location, same size, and
price. Reasonable terms.
81, GOO-For four choice lots facing Central
Boulevard, 4Sxl36 feet each, having double
frontage one block north OF Farnam car
line.
boulevard (Bemis Park between Bath and
S6th St Have 243 feet frontage to sell in
this location.
Ave, 100 feet n of Shirley.
sSO6-For SKY feet S; F. on Madison
$s5O-FOr 2sxlS2 feet, s, F. on Bristol St.,
l2S feet w. OF 34th ST Specials paid.
S65l-For 50XlES feet, s. +. on Underwood
Ave, between 5Oth and 5lst ST. City water
and gas in street. CDundee)
Si5O-For 5ON1l6 feet, s. f. on Marcy St,
$50 feet W. of Sst 81. on grade.
S6OO-For 5Ox15O feet, n. +. on Burt b.,
Just w. OF 30th ST.
S525-FOr 46. 23Xl24 feet, n. +. on Pratt 81,
iust w. Of 18th Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-15
INVESTMENTS

S20,OOO-For brick fats, blocks from
business center; rental, $3.50 per year.
Sl3.OOl-For new Groom detached modern
houses, near Gath and Harvey 81, Rental
81, 40 per year.
S2OOO-For well constructed, 3-stOry and
basement brick building, with stores below
from business center. rental 1880 per year
aOOOO-For 5l4-l6-lS s. 22d St, S-story
frame building, all modern, divided into 3
apartments OF 10 and II rooms each, rental
s.. go per year.
Nonresident owner says submit Offer.
SS6OO-FOr 3-story and basement brick
store building, SSx10 feet, on Harvey, near
isth ST subject 10 So year lease-hold with
no revelation. .
AsO-For brick store building, with full
basement, used as bakery. grocery and
meat market. occupied by tenant with an
old established business, lot SOXl4O feet, on
N. 18th ST.
81 5OO-For 2-story frame building, renting
for $50 per month, near 10Th and Clark SITS.
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-15
1901 Farnam.

H,500-For 1590-24 N 18th ST., large
6Oxi4O feet. viii sell separately If desired.
A,25O-For good Groom, 2-story house
with full cemented basement, on Slst Ave,
near Dodge St. Built for home only four
years ago; first-class condition and modern
throughout. Lot 45Xlo feet.
S.2OO-For 1912 Emmett ST., S-room modern
house, oak finish, mantel and crate, large
cistern, faces Kountze Reserve, overlook
ing boulevard; lot 5Oxl2i feet.
S,OOO-For Groom modern house hot
water heat, on S. 26th Ave. l block south
OF Dewey Ave. Lot has double frontage
with room to build another house facing
ts'5So-For good 7-room house, modern
except furnace, interior finish mountain
oak sets OF sliding doors. hne mantel
ST., Just west Of Path ST.
SS,lOO-For Groom, 2-story modern house,
with full cement basement, nearly new, , On
s. 18th ST., near Poppleton Ave, lot 4VAlVo
S2.7O0-For s. e. corner 18th and Spau!d-
ing SITS. rice 7-room cottage, modern e iS,
cept heat, barn, beautiful shade trees, lot
5OX12S feet. Choice.
S,7OO-For 1913 Madison Ave, S-room
house, large barn, lot 45Xl2I feet paved
Street, near sherman Flats.
S255O-For S-room house modern except
heat, on 25th St, near Chicago St, close In.
81 25O-For l545 N. 18th St., 6-room. 2-story
house modern except heat, small barn,
nice shade, lot SSxl4O feet.
S2.lOO-For 7-room house and barn on Bris-
tol near 9th St, lot 66xlS2 feet room 20
build another house on lot.
N,SOO-For 422S Burdette St, 7-room house,
IN good condition. city water ssewer and
gas. large eistern, well located lot 0oA'-"
feet
N75O-For 5-room cottage on 18th 81,
boulevard, near Lake school; has GUY
water sewer and gas. large cistern, In
good condition.
VACANT
tSBOO-For SO feet, double frontage. on
Park Ave and S0th St, near Leavenworth
ST.; S-room modern house on lot, which
will rent for $40 per month; room 70 build
more houses.
AooS-FOr s2xlss feet. s. F. on Howard
ST. near 18th 81.
is,5oO-For gsdsa feet N. 'front.' on Douglas
a. near I'D St
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-15

Two dwellings on Parker ST., near 18th
rent for $40, will sell separate, paved
street or will exchange for nice home in
ennis Park, Hanscom Place or West
Farnam-S4,000.
w. G. SHRIVER,
Phone 1886. 1923 New York Life Bldg
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-15

Church. 25x55 feet, good repair, corner lot,
brick sidewalk just the location for small
congregation; building can be converted
intosa double dwelling at small expense,
good location, in north part of city.
Price-$1,5 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-15
SNAPS

New Groom strictly modern house, ma
terial and workmanship the very best,
electric light, open plumbing, hardwood
finish first floor cellar under whole
house, cement walks, etc, 2024 Miami ST..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-15

s1st and Ames, Broom cottage on fullest
front lot. Gas and fixtures: shade and
fruit trees. A convenient home and
bargain at 8, 600.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-15

10-room residence, bed rooms and bath
on second floor, double parlors, sitting
room, den and hall on first floor. large
dining room and kitchen in cellar, full
lot, No. 1916 Farnam St., 81 800 cash, ball
ance monthly-$2,S00.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-15

On Templeton st. near Gath St., 7-room
house, all modern except furnace. Full
lot with shade and fruit. House is back
plastered and very substantially built
owner is leaving city and has cut price
to $4,000. House could not be built for
less than 81, 400 and lot is worth $500. Here
is 500 easy money"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-15

Groom modern home, barn, chicken house,
lawn, cement walks, shade and fruit
trees, two full lots south front, block
from street car, Clifton Hill-$3,SOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-15

VIM. j. WELSHANS-eO6-6 Bryson Blk,
Los Angeles, Cal, sells and exchanges
real estate in any part of the country
Bargains in orange, walnut and alfalfa
ranches. II interested in California, write
what you want. RE-MS26 Is
FOR SALE-Lots, cottages, residence,
beautiful homes.
KENNY REAL EST. & INV. co.
RE-M364 II
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-15
LAW AND COLLECTIONS

J. A. AiAcFARLAND. SOa n. Z. L BIDS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-15
GEORGE P. BEMIS
REAL ESTATE CO.,

SO4-3O6 Paxton Block. Phone Douglas 5S5
RE
FOR SALE-Elegant 2-story s rooms brick
house and barn at bargain; owner wants
to leave city, 5000 Evans St
RE-M334 21x
NICE Groom house; modern, fine lot
shade trees; cistern and barn, also busi-
ness, both Sc, 900; paying over 20 per cent
on whole investment. Address ID /. Bee
RE-335 10
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-15

T-room modern house, full lot, paved street,
barn, etc, 2Sth near Pacihc-$2,600
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24
.USINEss CHANCES

IL OEEY WHILE THE SUN SHINES.
ns on the ground 6oor in the new
EHcrirg company just organized, called
ss1s Steam Washing Machine and
Erarks. 10 manufacture galvanized iron,
y n and iron, and the Hayes steam
Machine. in Salt Lake City. Utah.
rss steam washing machine beets any
Invented 20 wash clothes II can
m 9TH any power ard heated with auy
Ia child 10 years old can operate il
h sheet metal and iron, It lasts a
ts and sells itself 20 farmers ard city
hAny lady or gentleman can invest
Soup In stock in the company Of Fixed
10 cents per share for 20. 600 shares
SITS. Stock will then bc sold at par.
Srshare, and the company will guar.
I. gay back ths money Invested in sin
n requested. with 10 per cent inter.
y. almost certain this stock will sell
"a fve par in ono year. The company
n-,Eed for $50 900. $4,000 shares, par
%eSsoo each, fully paid up and non
- For ell information regarding the
Fsse >y prospective buyers. address john
~ secretary, AZ oiice OF company.
Atlas building, Salt Lake City.
:. agents wanted throughout United
Ess:,sfsell washing machines. Exclusive
|. :. oven. al5l6
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4oxl15 ON 3RD W. NEARsRD NORTH

4os115 s115 ON SRD W. NBARsED NORTH,
1i5Tx1s2. 17-room modern b-icx, two
bath rooms, sewer, stoam hoat, ETC., etc. II Q
e corner on 1st South between End and 3rd
East, and we are offering 1t for S125 per
foot, and 1t is one Of the best fat sites in
On 7th East between 1st and End South
we have a Groom modern pressed brick,
with furnace, hardwood finish, barn, good
lot; $1,000 cash, balance easy. 1t ought
1149 Maple ave 9th E. bet 10th and
l1th So), neat broom frame. lots, $3.50
caga $40 az per so mo- na and only siSSo
pressea brick, furnace, cellar, etc. $500
cash: $50 per mo, $4,000.
4-room pressed brick, pore. bath, o. l.,
frontage, near 4th N. and 2nd West $4,000.
On w. Temple, near 9Th West, new g.
room modern pressed brick; good barn. cost
$500; comented cellar, cement walks, lawn
Near 7th East and 3rd So, swell 7-room
modern pressed brick. furnace, etc, s676o.
Near Senator Kearnss home, fine g.
room modern brick, large rooms, furnace,
etc, large lot $3.50.
Near Srd So. end 9th West new 4.room
modern pressed brick, $3.50 cash, SIG per
mo-. $3.50.
On 2nd st., near r, e-room modern
homo, Por. bath, O. l., cemented collar, ETC.,
blocks east of our ofice, 3hx1o, g.
room house, barn, etc, It's cheap place,
$500.
swell Groom mod pressed brick cottage
on East 18th South stairway to attic, which
is foorod, and has space for two rooms,
$3.50.
8-room mod. 2-story brick, por. bath, toi-
let, O., l., cellar. largo rooms, near 7th East
and 9th South, $500,
Noar 9th E. and 10th So, 7-room. 2-story
brick, good-sizod lot, $3.50 cash. bal. $50 per
mo-, without int, $3.50,
Largo corner on z. 9th South for $3.50
per rod
Groom modern, near 10th z. and 1st
barn, Sx10 lot, $4,000.
7-room modern brick, large rooms, hne
shade. barn, good lot, etc., blocks north Of
Sen. Kearns's home, $4,000.
Small lot on End So. near 4th West, and
only s115 per foot
A 4.room mod. pressed brick, nearly new.
por. bath, toilet lavstory, g, l., natural
wood, dne cellar, good barn, hoored attic,
etc. East 4th South, $4,000,
Near End So, and 7th Wost, neat 4,room
brick, lot 2Rx1o, $500 cash, $50 mo,
$1,000.
House and store, good sized lot, 2 blocks
from News building, and only s265o.
2hx1o on lst SO. noar 9th E, facing
AeMxl37, noar 3rd North and 1st West,
$3.50.
6-room. two-story frame, hne condition,
good barn, 5ox145, near Main and 1lth So,
$3.50.
5ox14o, on Nein and 10th So, $500.
Good 3-room frame and fine lot, 50x144N,
near Main and 12th So, $500.
LITTLE g. LITTLE,
Under Nat. Bank of the Republic a1773
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

j. N. COURTNEY, 2o5 so, WEST TEMPLE
STREET.
42 acres, trackage, ripe for plating. $4,000
&c cur faro; @ easy easy terms & ..'...1..' $4,000
The best aero lots ever; sc car fare;
worry easy terms; each commences $50
oasy terms ........."4..,,.....'ss $500
Good 7-room brick, End st; bargain. $4,000
shade, lawn; easy terms eDN .....'... - 1880
Can match any FAIR proposition, sale or
trade, EVERYWHERE.
J. N, COURTNEY, 205 30. w. Temple
street, a1764
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!ARRIAGE LICENSES

Van puskirk. Salt Lake; Azil-
Reed. Salt Lake.
An Peterson, Ephraim; Beatrice
Son, Salt Lake.
4 Authous, Murray: Mary Lar
;rBromm, Cleveland, Ohio; Clara
,leveIand, Ohio.
Newton, Salt Lake. Lucy F..
nor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

2OlOh
QUICK
BEST BUY m A COTTAGE HOME IN
THE CITY.
Owner going to New Mexico, offers his
handsome Groom modern, pressed brick cot
tage, situated on beautiful 3rd st., near I
ST., with lot d5 1-3 #. front by 126 IT. deep,
for one week at the low prlce Of $3.50.
Think Of i'll
We will pay you to show us fts equal In
that locality for this money.
Don't buy 1t II you can equal Ii for tho
money. Owner must have money, and II you
want a cottage It will pay you to be quick,
and pick this bargain up. 1t will surely 60
thIe week
YOURS FOR SNAPS.
A. MCCLELLAN & co. 63Na w. 2nd So.
s17bs
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

POPLAR GROVE
POPLAR GROVE
Beautiful lots in Poplar Grove, near new
school house, city water, street. car. Como In
and make your own terms
No interest.
No taxos.
Meeks O. Lynch, SIS and 31e Atlas block.
Bell 2579-Y.
POPLAR GROVE
POPLAR GROVE
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

S2100.
Buys the best z-room modern cottage. No,
BSS West 3rd South the lot 35x14o feet 10
alleyi the house newly painted and papered
look at It.
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WANTED

MODERN PRESSED
8 Ssottage; walking distance. Would
30 cash, tho balance monthly. Ad-
~I2, Tribune. alsaf
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DIED

DIN this city, July 90, 1906. Jamoss
',n Wells, aged 43 years. Funeral
iFfll ho held from tho residence OF
>or- in law. W, I. Snyder, No, 63o
Set, OH Wednesday afternoon at
1Interment private.
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NANTED-AGENTS

s.sERS FOR CITY OR COUNTRY;
= sginners do well; experienced work
T. better homes, effort well reward.
lslress Mnnufa turers' Agents, Box
= Lake. CtaE 1859
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PANAMA HATS BLEACHED

BLOCKED AND RETRIMMED BY AN Ex.
pert Fred Taylor "a r, lot South
Phone 1ST1.X tlTl1
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JOHN STEWART, ASsAYER AND CHEM
list, "a L. So. Temple ST. Salt Lako Oity,
Utah. a6l0
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s2100.
4-room brick cottage, electric lights and
water In house, room for two rooms upstairs
lot 5ox167 to alley and located No. 1867
Windsor avo., bet. 9th and 9th East and eth
and 10th South.