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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-04-26
ST.. Is:
BEST

FOR SALE Secondhand windmill,
cheap +. O'NEAL. If
Closing out secondhand stock at cost.
Bargains In furniture, hardware, etc. N.
g. MOoTZ. If
"Bdster Brown big attraction will
be at the Glnck Ooet house on MAY A.
Mrs. T.. j. Considlne returned Saturday
night from visit with friends at " Ia
field.
Karl Miller has arrived hone from
California, where he was attending the
Leland Stanford University.
Bring us your repairing W. do the
best work promptly. P Ii. YOUNG.
Matchmaker and manufacturing Jewler,
Cbas Anderson o has been in Mis-
souri, and Oklahoma for several months,
has returned hone, and will spend the
summer here.
Insure ', ur wheat " 18th the Mcpherson
MuIua their rev Plan and rate Is salts.
factory. = LORD & BROWN, Agents.
Office under Bee Hive Store. 4.l9if
The husbands OF the members of the
embroidery club enterr II I'd tue club on
last Friday evening ut dinner served ut
the Harvey House, and thester party at
Gluck's Opera house following.
u has been lear,rd That Petitions,
Faulknsrs aud others fro1 hare who are
at present N California, we're not injured
and suffered no losses 10 the earthquake
OF last week.
A reception WIS given At the Meth0-
dist church last night, by the members
OF the ohuioh. for the new minister,
Rev. Y. W Imboden and wife. Re-
frsshments were served. and general
social time was INDUCED In.
Over twenty visitors were present at a
recital given BY Mrs, L A. Madls0n's
music class Al the home of Mrs. Flora
Balch. Oh Military avenue, Monday
evening. About tw.l ty. i've Of the class
took part In the recital. The manner In
which each number was rendered, speaks
we'll for Mrs. Madison's ability as an In.
structor, as we'll ms for the aptness Of her
pupils.
The death Of Grace Zumwat the II
year old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Zumwalt occurred on Friday night April
20. About year ago the Zumwalt fami.
ly came west from FRANKFORT, Indiana
on account of the daughters health. She
was suffering fren consumption and 1t
was hoped that q change Of climate
might check the disease. Funeral SER
VICES were held from the house and the
bsdy was sent to Indiana for burial. Mr..
and Mrs. Zumwalt will make Indiana
their homo again. The son who came
with them to Dodge City will remain
here
A special train, carrying the st. Joe
Commercial club, was In Dodge City for
a short time, Wednesday afternoon, as
last week. The club was
composed Of representatives Of the whole
sale houses, banks, newspapers, etc. of
st. Joe, and was accompanied by the
Fourth Regiment hand The members
Of the club spent their time while here,
In getting acquainted with our business
men, and In making themselves generally
agreeable. The band played on the
streets, and at the depot.
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Wanted--A lady cook at the Grow,
Motel. Ii
xxpert dispensers at Gwinnsr's sod
MAINTAIN.
Joe Parker was up from Kinsley i
his auto, yesterday.
For SALE Good coaster brake bicycle
Dali at this office. u
y. H. Ripple Is having bis house 81
4 Fourth avenue remodeled.
j. 6. Tucker Of Howell was In Dodge
City onbuslness yesterday.
See p. Ii. Young the graduate OpticiaI
for ali Kind Of Optical work.
n How is your letter heads and envelopes
y better let us print you another supply
Mr.. and M 3. Harry Herzer have new
4 boy at their house since Sunday, the ~
Mr.. and Mrs. D.J Phillips are the
A parents Of new boy, born Saturday,
LlApril 81.
re cream made from pure separated
9Usm at Gwipner Bakery aud Con-
t1sionery.
DIR sALE-Prairle hay, by taking
Tx at 50 81 pes, ton. j. =. Tucker
bin Of Howell. II
(,has. A. Stafford Of Ksnsas City has
keb a position as jeweler In V. J.
lefenback's store
Zee cream and ices furnished on orders
~ parties and banquets at Gwinnel
akery .and Confectionery.
Claude Hayes, who has been teaching
"a the Bucklin schools was here Monday
visit his uucle, B. F. Loop.
Everybody is hunting for something
bod no sdays. You can find 1t In
WINNER Ice cream soda and sUndaes.
DR.. H. w. Garrett, who has been quite
LEX has been taken to Gray county, where
b will stay out on ranch for awhile.
FOR SALE-Six room house, four lots.
bod outbuildiDgs, plenty of shade and
kuii trees. Inquire Of Sims q Sims If
The base ball season will probably be
lie at Dodge titv this year rs there is
D signs OF any movement toward team
I yet.
= Sanford Dodge and company gave a
|sry good presentation Of Julius Caesar
\ q the Gluck Opera house on last Friday
light to fair sized audience.
Buy your acre property adj dining
Sodgs City from P.H. Sughrue. He has
4 be-, two, Ave aud ten acres for sale or to
lAde for stock. Office SO Front street.
b. N. Holloway of Larned, who makes
d home here part Of the time and owns
lrslderable land In Ford county, sold
ciion seven miles north OF town Satur-
ay, at a profit Of $4,000
Y y. M. Burson returned Sunday from
n ,siness "trip 10 the southwest corner OF
. state. He says large numbers Of set
ire are locating there, and steam plows
. at work oil over the country.
Z Wards miussrels gave performance
the opera house, Tuesday night. The
pup was small, and the fret part rather
sak. Some Of the speciallies in the
bond part, however, were very good.
A message came from Karl Miller TO
parents bers on last Friday stating
II be was not injured inthe earthquake,
lere was little fear felt regarding him
II WAS known that he was rooming In
rame building where he was In little
I mo danger.
The ladiet of st. Cornelius Guild Of the
plsccpal church will hold a reception
Ii musical selections, ct the home OF
y. T. J. Considlne, on Wednesday, May
4, from 8 tos p. m. 10 cents. Re-
shmenis will DO served.
Mr., Jos. Kleasen Of Dodge City and
ss Anna Doll OF Ellinwood will BIO
rrisd 81 the latter place on next Tues
Mr.. Kleassn 10 young man who
ns to Ford ccusty recently and has
chased the Hoover place north Of
III, where he will make his home.
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Aog Of Brilliant Color,

That really beautiful species, the Red
river hog OF West Africa Is now well
other Juvenile Wild pigs, the Red river
hog Is striped III Tho eaFy part or lss
lita, When Il Is about three months old
Ii loses these markings and the body
has G ppetted appearance,
The adult is one of the most bFl'iiant3
ly qolored mammals in existence, but
lis bright red hue no doubt harmonizes
With its surroundings the soil In many
parts OF West Africa being bright red,
II ~ Of an elegant shape, and with its
tnfted ts and long, pene'H!ea Hoa,fs ears mas
Though il he's not tho cnormoIs tuslzs
found in many OF tho wild swine, the
Red river hos is not devoid of means
OF defense, It's face is protected by hard
enllosities on each side, JUST below the
oyey, and there Is hony r'dge ,hsS on ,Sssa eSs
s,rowthu are not merely ornamental is
proved by the fact that dE the 61a animal sGs Ssn
nies nroyIded With formidable upturned
tusRy.
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YANKEES MAKE INDIA RUGS
Factories in Hindustan Controlled by
American Capital.

Consul General William H Michael
reports from Calcutta that American
enterprise within the last few years has
given an impetus to tho manufacture eP
rugs in India
In 10056 there were manufactured
IN India and exported carpets and
rugs to tho value Of $1,000,00o, Of
which Sl,50o,o00 in value went to the
United Kingdom and $4,000 IN value
10 the United States. Ne. Of. the
finest rugs that wore shipped TO The
United States of Indian manufacture
were made in factories controlled by
American capital, Ono firm alone con-
trolls ten factories, one -sch in Kash
mir, Hyderabad and Sikk4m, the others
being scattered over two.thirds of In
dia. This Arm employs $4,000 persons,
spinning and tho other half on the hand
looms.
Practically all of the rugs made by
this firm are manufactured on designs
that were worked out in the United
States, and are intended to meet tho
American demand. The colors used
are indigenous, purely vegetable and
are prepared upon formulas that have
been handed down for centuries from
father to son. This firm would be glad
20 do the manufacturing in the United
States, but IL has been found Impossible
to induce any considerable number of
expert rug makers to emierate 10 the
United States. even If there were
no legal difficulties in the way, and
it is impossible TO induce Americans to
engage in making rugs by hand as they
are made in India, so that 1t would be
matter of genuine pride TO Americans
to know that their countrymen are
leading in the enterprise or rug-mak-
ing in India and are the hrst TO enter
the domain of Thibet TO engage IA
manufacture.
While the rugs are not OF purely
oriental design, yet to cultivated
the oriental rugs. This hrm, however,
is able to initiate tho antique oriental
designs so perfectly that the only differ
ence disceruible 10 the average per-
son would be possibly tho higher finish
Of the limitations, There would be the
same number OF knots to tho square
inch, tho same colors, prepared OF the
same Ingredients, and Tho same designs,
and tho work would be done precisely
In the same way that the oldest rugs
were made,
The rugs FOR the United States trade
are mostly made on designs prepared
by American artists. The earpets and
rugs sent to tho United Kingdom are
made by natives. who sell to brokers
their way through London into, tho
American market and are offered for
sale as superior Indian rugs, which they
are not, AS q matter of fact this class
Of goods has greatly injured the repu'
tation Of Indian rugs, than which,
whom mado undor the scrutiny OF
Americun superiutcndents and as tho
Indian rug makors delight TO make
them, no finer or moro durable ones are
made anywhere.
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DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY ?

DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY!
BUY NOW.
Good S-room brick house. partly mod
ern; trees. lawn and flowing well. In
feet to alley s450o on terms 10 suit you.
Fine nat proposition on q. Fourth
South street. near courthouse. Lot, 4lbx
165 feet, with good 7eroom modern brick
house. The house is so arranged that It
can be added onto and made Into q flat
$4,000 on terms TO suit you,
Fine building lot. 50xl65 feet. on East
side, in one Of the finest residence parts
OF the city: only S2500.
Choice buildings lots in all parts OF tho
city, on terms to suit you.
HOFFMAN BROS.
62 West Second South Street.
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LARGE STORE. 25Xl65 FEET. WITH
basement East First South near Main.
Have applications for part of space. APP
ply J, E Caine, Hooper building. Phones.
Ind, 1921: Bell, 122l-Z. e25b
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A NO. MINERS, IN GOOD CAMP.
with best OF accommodations; wages
So per day with board and lodging. APP
ply on or after Dec. 26th at $50 East
Pad South ST. f2300
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THE FOLLOWING ARE ALL BAR
gains and can be bought on easy pay
ments:
AR. p. b.. west side $4,000
Ar, b., w. 9TH South; $3.50,
5-r, frame, w. 3rd South; $3.50.
5-r. frame. good barn. large lot. on Post
street; $4,000
6-r. p. b. West 9TH South: $3.50.
9-r. frame. near 9Th So. and 9th West:
$3.50, big bargain.
3-r, frame. So. West. large lot; $3.50.
7-r. frame, 7th West near 3rd South;
$1,000.
6-r. mod p. b. on Sth So. close in
S2500.
5-r. b. on z. 7th South, close in, S2750.
Or. mod p. b., e. 7th South. corner;
$4,000.
5-r. mod frame. with barn. on NJ. near
Brigham; s2700, big snap.
5-r. m. p. b. on 7th. near j, $500
5-r, m. .. b.. East 5th So. new: $4,000
MAHAN INV. CO. 81 Eagle Block.
f20ee
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WE HAVE PROPERTY EVERYWHERE.
e. e. Cassady & Co. 407 Atlas Block.
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SEE STOWE s. PALMER AID, PACE 4
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FOR RENT

A 1o-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT, AND
six rooms of furniture for sale cheap.
33 Vine ST., near McCornick's residence.
el042
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ssAL NOTICE

~I NJ Mrs. William ~.
tsT "a 70 today at y o'clock
1eIa s ward meeting house.
clli lisceascd are Invited to
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wANTED-MAN AND WIFE AS COOK
and waitress, for mine boarding house;
must have experience. Call 1i54-Y Bell
phone today 1882
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raND ToMBSToNES
F~o SELECT FROM. r.
.alsy yards. 422 s, State.
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NEW AND MODERN 4-ROOM COT
TAGD ON NJ ST. NEAR 4TH. EASY
TERMS. Fritsch. No. 12 East 2nd SO st.
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FOE sALE-REAL ESTATE.

TIE NEXT BIC ADVANCE WILL BE
make you money. A feW dollars lnYeutod
now and II f6w zach month will buy u
pair OF lots. We have 500 In all parts OF
HUBBARD INV. CO.. 7S w. End South
street. 1928
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Died

->re Dscenoer 81, 1905;
4 axe sr of II. II. and
seugaTssrr gg1a'nsrai i services ,yll wlll
ks today at 2 p M
ome avenue, this city,
s. RnpS of gastric ulcer.
lsvUi; We OF Jacob w: Jen-
|pfs oS ,n,n ". and Mary A;
I AosSe,,v,ne-al services Will
y. ~ Thursday the 27ht.
20 10 attend.
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CLAIRVOYANTS

CDAlhvo AIN Id
MRS. W. WEIR, FROM SAN FRAN
cisco. will give cleirvoyant and psy,,
ioye affairs. etc. satisfaction guaran-
iced No Dubei ave, End So. bet. Bird
and 3th q. Bell phone 4I9A-Y, fl266
MADAME PINK. CLAIRVOYANT ME-
dunn. I'll give information regarding
eli business affairs, etc. test meetings
sunday and Thursday Bell phone 1914
K 11S s, First West. eS32
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a GREAT RARGA1N

A GREAT BARGAIN.
Good 8-room brick house. partly mod
ern. cellar. fine flowing well, shade trees
and lawn; lot T5x136 IT. 10 alley: former
ly Bishop Shects's home; No. 1910 8.
5th East st. Only $4500: terms $500
cash and balance easy terms. Hoffman
Bros. 90 w, End South ST. f1342
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tANTED

~ TO ENTER THE
1 for nurses, two years
~ ~ and General Hospt-
I Sal flSSs
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PERSONAL

~--~~~-~-~~~->~~->->-
CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE;
collection. damage suits, divorces, pro,
hate business, promptly attended TO and
With dispatch. Call OF write to John J,
Wallace & Co.. top floor D. F. walker
bldg. Eoo-
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-~~~-~~~~o>-~>o->>(o>--( - >, 80
MRS. HARRIET FONT4N, TRASCb
medium; readings daily. meetings sun
day and Thursday evenings at p, M
at 267 IS. West Temple. d292o
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WHY PAY HIGH RENTALS WHEN
you can buy an attractive modern cot
tage OF rms. in q choice location on Sth
East? The following terms. $500 cash and
S2o per mo. Apply to owners. 3. Rich &
Son, PIT So. Main. e2l5l
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO..
Real estate and loan brokers. 2o1 Main.
a1l00
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[2ALSON BUY SECOND
e, stoves. etc 25l So
w1164
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|F7F PAID FOR IRON.
tss,les. rubber, copper,
4 Co., SIS e. sth South.
Z3Q7
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-TpHOLS STEERING AND
ling. Utah Bedding
srh phones ass. b3O3
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n,r REPAlRlNG-ALL
W.. Of slot machines re-
/. % %oraranseed; all castings
\ fItted. Shop rear j. p.
phones: Bell. $685.; Ind,
f2233
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0TpING; WILL CALL.
: Both phones. t2191
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cENTLE HORSE OR
Cor. 10th n. and 10th
.,ssy f223o
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ELEGANT S-RM. RESIDENCE ON
North Main ST. Fritsch. No IL e. End
So. st. Phones: Ind. TAI; Bell 1861;
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BARBER WANTED-STEADY POSI-
tion; not student 533 w. End So
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-~oA LARGE FIRE
'snd safe. Address, with
az e99S
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BOOM WITH FAMILY
German. by young man
public schools; object is
or knowledge OF German;
Address z 36. Trib-
4 f22a5
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AL ESTATE.
5ers for all classes Of
constant inquiry. espec-
q lots and modern homes
5e you listed YOUR prop
C1ll or phone Wilson
3 ". I'd South. tel. 492.
B Association, bS57
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FOUR ROOM STRICTLY MODERN
brick, SAP Second East. Inquire first
house rear. fl27S
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zECOND-HAND CLOTH
nlises: best prices paid.
street. Reply by postal
milk. ia
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.soniD.rEh P1PER-WAN0-
1904 .,Ii aei Baltimore ava.
ss' WAT
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Several furnished homes.
4. Richter, 10 West 1st South st.
Phones 651 fl5l9
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Sl5-5-ROOM COTTAGE. EAST SIDE.
large lot. E. ]. Wills. 20 Newell block.
No. 15 w. End So. st. fl19S
FIVE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. IA so.
9Th East n133
BROOM BRICK HOUSE, 21S E 7TH
So; large lot and barn. Inq Hemphiil.
No II East First South. 1882
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SEE STOWE &c PALMER AD.. PAGE 4.
fIE2n
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WANTED - THREE EXPERIENCED
travelling statesmen to complete 1907
selling force Attractive line to retail
ers $4,000. 90 to 100000 annually to
hustlers OF ability. Permanent Box 574,
Dept 1a, Chicago. r2O49
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ARCHITECTS

70 oSO-221 Coml Club bldg. Phone.
Ind, $40; Bell, s43-K, Artistic homes
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wANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO
learn barber trade: wages while learn
ing; large demand for graduates; best
time 10 begin; special before New Years.
practice constant, guaranteed tools. par
ticulars free Moler System College. 81
East lst South. TlSSZ
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<co EAPER HANGER
y PanarLDs. PAINTERS,
eharvsnnahgers. 6G8 South
: band reasonable. stock
Fhone 1890 Ind.
I Y10Rl
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-oUBLE RATES OF IN
|r5tle Sam Will loan you
i-talf the regular pawn
o. diamonds. watches,
7, guns, tools. furs. In
a kinds, ETC.; large loans
"A 20 z. LIST So. dl9S9
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SAFES

SAFES
NEW AND SECONDHAND, CASE
trade, or time Sorensen STOUT 20.
sole agsnts for tho "old reliable hsAl
sGfes," beware OF limitations. Once J.
/. Furniture Store, 48 u I'd South;
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SPIRITUALISTS


PROPERTIES OF ALL KINDS. AT 30
E. Bird South. fZl3o
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FINE SIPS ORGAN FOR $40: GOOD
sewing machine: iron bed and springs.
924 Pennsylvania ave.
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EYPFRTENCED COLLECTOR, CAN DO
stenography and typewriting; sober and
,,1rstrious: refs Address 19. Tribune
Hl"u't i'''' 1880
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D AND ROOMS

[f-1->-N-~>~->~->~-~ ~-~"->~~>>~-~~-~-~~~
ROOM, MODERN CON-
u Srd East. 3421-Y. f2154
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JANITOR WISHES
3anitor work or as watchmaD; state
work and wages. Address 30, Tribune
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THE FOLLOWING ARE ALL BAR
gains and can be bought on easy pay
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XEEPING AND FURNACE
zs orders OF Druehl 6
Ia phones 100, f210
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
4l5 So. West Temple, eoi
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PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Nrrs. Lizzie Geisler, 336 West
Sd North. Bell phone SILK. ul033
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FURN. ROOM IN MODERN HOUSE.
Apply 81 st. References. f645
FURN ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE,
keeping. at the Taylor house, 147 T.
End So. 1915
FRONT ROOM. ELECTRIC LIGHT,
bath. steam heat. S2s L. I'd South
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WANTED-SITUATIoN

--~~S>>~"->>~s~~-~o--.-~
YOUNG MAN. l.. D. S. STUDENT.
wishes position as assistant draughtso
man Address BOX z. is. lS5s
By FRENCH CHEF COOK, 40 YEARS
old; first class references. el w. Srd SO;
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HIGHEST PRICE FOR
household goods, Star
115 So. State.