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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-28
Elm TEXAS WuRDER.

Cine tleine BluiHe BON Teras 8unber.
5un's srDBer Gntesduns, BELT age 3ie.
rem. uno glaienleibeu, entfernt Stelne
teilt Diabetes. GusflpB. id]tuabe &iiden,
&beumatismus un6 ale unreeelm6bis.
teiten Der Nieren unb oer Slaie Bel BEL,
ben @eihlehtern, ebenio 8laienfeiben
Bel ainoern. Benn guer Ns0tbeter e.
nift pertauft. tbnut SIR es aeeen Gin.
%Ienbung D $1.00 erbolten. Cine fleins
5laihe reiht fur sipet WDnate uub Der.
fehlt ielten 9eilun8. OF. 6. 50. 8aG,
a~leiniser Sabritant, .. .. Bor 629, ct.
eouis, Mo. 9abt gub 8eusniiie ihiden.
Bum 8erfauf BEL alien Druaaiten.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

9ausbeibsr d9ls9ter CAB
Ter. Der Md Elm Stodtpert auf ietn
Saus fegen mDdte): .@louben 5te,
oaB bas 5aus nod Elm Stodfpert tras
gen toirb?1--M r d I tett: sDas
fommt gang barauf an. tpiepiel 5Dpos
tbefen fdDn barauf finbl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-28
8aummouianea ltnb bef5enBrobutt,
q i | {.
Reiet Ntes.

Ban Nlftsue, geroS, ben 26. Marb 1908
-5iermit beideiniee id, bab bos .Teras
8unber". San's Great DISCOVERY. mid
bDn ben Blutungen Der Nieren befreite.
Sd bin iberseuet. 5as bteIe Webibiu
meiu a~e5ensretter tuar uub empfeble fe
baber benz 8ubiitam i'm a~nsemsinen
ahtunaspol:
3. &. gebOls.
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Der @fttperkSmn,ltna,

xWer a. Gelb bat, fam ben nobs
lsden 2eutsn aQes na9mdGsn! CT
tam th a 9heaterftid ani9du'n,
spas n ~lanstDeilt; er fam itd 8iloer
foufsn, Die inn net s'faa'n; er tann
8a9er Ieien, bic er net peritebt = nur
Muitern eHen tarat sr net, ipenn i'm
-Darpr 70 srauit pie mir"
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sast,,t Observation-Disclosures

Runoe: yRDnnten STE fpOhl, shs
ih cine biubenoe grtldruns absebe,
bds Graulein gu einem Gang nit mir
OMrn bic 9ouptitraBe peranlahen2 Sd
mDdte ndmfi6 isben, mag Die 2euts
fir @efidter ma9en."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-28
Die 3,nettrd1r A6d1f,t.

60 t. ,Nee, NIT Der Be-
tanHiiaaft bin i6 ia f60n beretnge=
fallen. Gaate id, Elm d~nitdnoiees
Mberobrot gu triegen, aIs i9 iie bsute
gum erfenmaI beiuhe =. oa lieft fie
mir ibre @eoihte bpr!!@
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Wt,t @reinnta.

Grfter @tubio us: rWos
bin2s-3 beiter: rSn's @erTass
amt. sd nil metnen ueber3ieber ousz
lSftn.-G r fer: aQtusl1fen2 Ga
gsb' i'd NIT. go lpas babe i'd nod ME
aefeben!"
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neriasfrte

u. eau g., Der, nadbbem er eins priie
senommen, aber sin Dubsnb NAL laut
nief): aSeHas, Jefas, mas BADEN sic
far eint empftnblide Nale!"-8.:
pie mar bon ieber fton meiHe Ndits
lesferiei~
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Tor Ad1redksnhkfne

sRann i6 iemanb bon 0einen @ls
TERN ipreden, 2iesden2" = nNein,
papa tit auf feinem Bureau, uno
Drama beoauert, niht 5u 9aus gu
fem"
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Gin Ae,.rter.

Weinpdntae YER (sinem ge.
fannien Elm @las Mein ipenbtrenb):
Set. oo f9lsdi f.-qa, mas meinft. 1T
b0s a Rbein Dber q Mofef9"-@ e.
fannter: 81 Star"
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gerSaa1ttss arerianSung

Befanntsr. .Wafum nebmen
Sic benn teineH @ebilfen fir Sbr ges
fndfte"-M bdnoIer: ,Q9
Got, iast man bieien 2euten sinmal
Elm unredies MGrtden, 70 anttpprtsn
fs inner sleid NIT perftedten
Drobunaen!1
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Gt,t Benuintner.

user iiBt oenn oa 70 triibfslig uno
Dtrfanfen auf Der 8ant2"-pOus lit
Der Stuoiofus 9uffef; Der partet
BON 8peiten ab INNER auf oen
Grfsni"
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Astaenebss1e Il na1t.

OnfeI (au einem iunsen 9errn):
.,&Sanen ft6 Slid minfden. penr
Sic meme nidte befpmmens fefdes
MtGbel, tonu,manbirt mai tire finf
feds Mdsbe, bab es ne art hat!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-28

Wenr Der Ntbem ihleht riedt
uno Der Gppetit niht in Drbnuna lift,
nanii 1T BridIp Nih Bitters
0ns Wfittel. oa6 man aebrauht. gs
reiniet ben Wo9en. Die 4eber uuo
ole Gin9emeibe, maht ben Nt5em
%nrigenebin, erseust araft uno fruhen
Sim.
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assr DEMONSTRATIONS

Brsm Der: Die Wbeno5eituna
m6dte id. "-aetIHer: n8eoouere,
Der 9err 8irgermeiiter fiBt grab
branf."
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Guuror1slische
Qnt Aeraer.

Isle fno Elm @9af!t .Mas err
Ioatea Sic fiG) oenn eiaentlid, tafen
Sie mid bo9 utgei9oren!"
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DER apraHlftta nee prnfsrora

.Wie i9 bDrte, 1T 0ein 9apa ges
Forben2"-p r o . bns
DEN: ga, papo TT einem Rufs ms
Sssyfeits eefolgt."
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TelIe c.
s GMte.
y nj LIE.

Gan Mntomtr, 9ee., 2S. Gebruor.
Ordinary 81 Gents; Wpob Drniaert
8 Gents; Som MibbIing 9.1Il6 Gents
MiboliHg 9.llI16 Gents; GDnb MthbIine
10 1ll6 gts;. WibbItna Sair 10.7II6 Gts.
@alreftpn, GeT., %. 6ebr.-Orbinart
IN Cts GDD6 Dr6inarp 9 Cts.
4otu Mibbling 10.lI16 Cts; WihbIiuc
l0.11ll6 Gts. @DobMibbline IL. lll6 gts.
Mibhling 5air II. ZIG Gents.
Hetn Orleans, 3d., %. Sebr.
@Dob Orbinarp 81 gts.: Com Wibb
ling 10 Cts: Mi66lin9 10.9Il6 gts.
9o0b Wiobling 10.15II6 gts.. Mibtiina
Eair 1lI Gents.
8anmmouiamen nl'b beRenYrobutts.
Tritna 8aumtponiamen . Meb1. per
Tpnre $24. 50-$25. 90.
Bonmtpoaiomen sSei, roh24-2 Gents.
Britna Barnituoaiar1eu SUDDEN. per
Tonne $24.50-$25.0 90.
T Wemie.
anrtoffeln, $1.50 per 100 8funb. Ga.
men. RartoFefn per Sad BON IL 9ed g 40
bis So, so.
3piebeln, CALIFORNIA, 1926.
5pmnten, 6 &orbs&iten, 81. so.
@orrDtten, 40 gts. per 9uben6 Binbel
SISe &artofeln, rs gts. per BuSheI.
@obl, So. 90 per 100 Tfo.
Selerte, IS Cts per Gupeno.
Sparael, $3.50 per, 9usenb 8iinbel.
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pts saa,tn nes autesnehtItasn

GnGoteer 9err: .4ber atfi.
tuas fdnt Sbnen osnn Elm, meme Qus
fpntobilbriae in Der Giihs gu be-
nAten2"-2 /: nGnif9ul6igsu g,
end 3err, i'd muB beim 3~pisbslaufs
fHntiben INNER 70 fpeinenll"
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01opets8 eriebf.
Steb Wsartt.

San Nntonip. %. 5ebruar 1906
O9ien 1925 bis $3.50 her Im 8fb.
8hhe, $500 Bis $500.
8nGen unb Stage, S1,75 Bis 81. so.
Sdbrlinge 1926 Bis So. LOO.
8alber $2.75 Biz $3.50.
S9ofe 1925 biz So. so.
8teser 1925 Bib $3.50.
Shtueine $500 BIS $500.
ct. Snnts, %. 6ebruor. - u II b.
Rotibes $500 Bis $500 Terus.
8ieb 81 $50 bis $4.7 [.
Shweine. SIS. 80 bis &c. Sc.
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3alahnnh.

m5srr Mamperl, Sic BADEN ia poris
sts Jobr cine groBe Alpeutpur gez
aaahtl Wie bod fino Sic oenn oa ge=
fDrnen2"-oC, i4 bin fsbr bod gez
fiesen i'd mar manAmnl in &eqio-
aer, ND ffon 9 Bier uufg'b6rt bail"
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1tn6's 5 Gents oaparn Gioarreu.
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Krebs geheiIt

arsbs, geF6lplre, Ratarrb. 65moutotoen. d..
fefu, SeI6wutf. 9lu8ihlo0 uuo als balifs dnf
6rauentrantbeiten 54reibt um Elm iluftierteg
BUD. seiro frei perihidt. aoSeiisrt.
DR.. BYE, s s s 81 at5. Kansas CITY, Mo,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16

when the favorite was all but left at the
post l wasn't worried when the mutt
gathered himself together and began
To catch up with the front runners as II
they'd been tied to the fence But was
a whole lots bothered when that favor
lite plug, coming Into the stretch, was
only a length behind the two leaders,
and going like stripped racing devil
car at that. Um. Sad conversation.
this-sure sad
That favorite that I'd laid my entire
bank roll against only won by about
the distance between the Peace Monu-
ment and the big, unused fountain In
the Botanical Gardens, that's all.
My friend. the owner, came around
to where my cashier was paying off
every dollar Of my $4,000 after tho
race. He had the scrcwing Of long
face down real pat. and he sure looked
sorrowful,
The boy couldn't hold the Internal
brute In he whispered to me, sadly.
Boy wasn't strong enough. Did you
get 1t hard
oh. no. said /, III only have to
use wire for shoestrings for the rest OF
my life 1t only broke me, that's ALL
"'Too bad, too bad murmured my
owner pal dolefully, as he went away.
He took his string Of horses away
from the track the next morning, and
I havn't seen him since.
"I'm such a naturl-born numb wit
that 1t took me about q week to sus-
pect, and then to find out for a certain
ty, that 1t was my owner pals own
commissioners who'd socked 1t to me
on the to price laid against that
nag Of his that was going to lose for a
sure thing.
Now dye want me to show you a
diagram and blue prints to explain why
I don't go to the race track any more7'
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Well Recommended.
Ey.rrhodr,n Maeazlne.

Ev.ryhodys Magazine
The buxom maid had been limiting
that she did not think much of working
ont and this, in conjunction with the
nightly appearance OF rather sheep
ish young man. caused her mistress
much apprehension.
Martha, is 1t possible that you are
thinking of getting married?"
"Yes'm," admitted Martha, blushing
Not that young fellow who has been
calling on you lately?'
"Yes'm. he's the one"
But YOU have known him only a few
days"
"Three weeks come Thursday" cor
rected Martha.
do you think that is long enough to
know a man before taking such an I'M
portant STEP"
well" answered Martha, with
spirit. tint g II he was some new
felIer. He's we'll recommended; a per
fectly lovely girl l know was engaged
to him for a long while"
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Parried With a Joke.
Ttt-Bits

Ift-Blts.
A certain excellent but loudvoiced
member of the bar was addressing
jury. Finally, in a perfect hurricane oil
sound. he closed his argument and sat
down, The jury was impressed, and
the other side was in danger.
The barrlster opposite had a sad.
watery eye and hatchet-llke face. lie
sat patiently through the tumultuous
gusts of his friend. and after the rever-
berations Of the closing crash he rose
quietly from his seat.
LAS I listened to the thunderous ap-
peals of my learned friend he said.
addressing the jury In a drawing tone.
II recalled an old fable. You Will re-
member, gentlemen. how the lion and
the ass agreed to slay the beasts OF the
field and divide the spoil. The ass was
TO go into the thIcket and bray and
frighten the animals out. while the Hon
was to lie in wait and Kill the fugitives
as fast as they appeared The ass
sought the darkest part of the jungle
and, lifting up his awful voice, brayed
and brayed and brayed. The ass was
quite intoxicated with his uproar. and
thought he'd turn and see what the
lion thought Of II. with light heart
he went back and found the Hon look
Ing doubtfully about him.
"'What do you think of thet7' said
the exultanJ ass. Don't you think |
scared en-
Scared em?' repeated the lion In
an agitated tone. Why, you'd "a
scared me II didn't know you were a
jackass.
The jury laughed the effect of the
LAWYERS sonorous eloquence was visi-
bly, weakened, and he lost the case.
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Scripture Examination.

Birmingham (Ensiand) Post.
School Inspector-Now, boys, we read
that during the deluge Noah sent birds
out of the ark that he might know by
their return if there were any signs Of
dry land Can you tell me, Johnny
Horner how many birds were sent7
]. H.-Four please, sir.
School Inspector-Name them.
J. H-First, the raven.
School Inspector-Good boy; go on.
J. H-The second and third are not
mentioned, but we read Of the dove be-
ing sent forth.
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Special Favor.
New York Tribune.

New York Tribune.
The talk of jlu jitsu in this country
recalls q story told by Walpole OF "a
great amateur. nay, practiser of box
Ing and wrestling" who willingly I'M
parted his knowledge to those who con-
suited him. A somewhat sedate peer
visited the baronet one day, and, walk
ing with him In his garden. made the
polite remark that he would like TO see
a specimen of his hosts reputed skill:
upon which the other seized him sud
denly from behind, and threw him over
his head" This is surely the earliest
recorded instance of jiu jltsu In Eng
land, and merlted the superb reply Of
the wrestler to the infuriated peer; MY
lord. this Is a proof of my great friend
ship for you This master stroke have
shown to no other person living
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CIrcumstantial Evidence.

Lippincotts.
Jack was making a visit to his grand
parents. who owned a large dairy, He
had been forbidden TO touch the tempt
ing looking pans of rich cream. One
day his grandmother caught him COM
ing up from the cellar with very sus-
DIcious white rim over his upper lip.
Jack" she said severely. Il am
afraid you have been disturbing my
pans of cream.
|, "No. 7 haven't, Grandma. I Just ran
( INV tongue gently over the top"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16

y % M ONION. ON TUESDAY, April
la. 10. 80 a. m. at Alt. East 9Th south sL'
Is chairs. center tables, lace curtains
hing table and chairs, glass door cup
bard. finc mantel clock, round plate NIT
br, heating stove, dressors, coInnlpSuIes
ipn Ruck range kitchen utensils, fruit
Hrs. croclSery and glassware, ETC. wlS'-
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AUCTION SALES

lN WEDNESDAY, APRIL is. AT 10 80
a. M. Nc. 5l9 S, Fifth East st, parlor
lockers, center tables. guns, sectional
,ookcnse couch, flnc large rugs, one cost
AZ, extension table, leather-scat dining
.halrs. china glass and silverware;, laco
curtains and portiercs, taoourets. hall set
lee, writing desk, carpets. rugs ana mat
tagdrobes heating stoves. gasoline range,
Gefrigerator lnoleum, kitchen utensils,
r%h " t"ose5; kndrcws S auetioneer w1579
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
1T PAYS TO OWN A HOME
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
II w. End South st

81 l.9oo--S2114x165 IT.. E. bench: elegant
view. Arm. brk. house goes with
this
So, 2,oo0+z1axl57 IT.; w. side of 9th e.. arm,
modern brk,; meat as wax" Terms
to suit
50, 300 50xl57 IT. with an elegant modern
brk. cottage; one OF the best on 9th
E. st. faces the rising sun; good
terms can be made
81. Soi4xs2Ia IT. Sun So. St, East: mod,
5-rm. brk bargain,
81, a5o-S0xlG5 II. with +, OF W. at size;
mod brk. rms. small barn,
SS,0oo-Elegant modern home. e. 1st So,
rms. hardwood floors and finish.
good barn on detached site; nothing
better on Salt Lake market, Will
bear closest inspection,
SO00-East front on F. st; very desir-
able modern brky, rms,
ss,50o+l4. .xl15]s 1T, e. front, on r st;
rms; pr. brk.; modern, except fur
mace, easy terms,
s5.000-Don't overlook this II you want a
fine farm, suitable to all kinds OF
fruit. Al acres finest of improve
ment: 4-a. orchard near r r. sta
tlon. Salt Lake county; well worth
Is per cent more.
sS$-Several commercial orchards In
Bear Rivor country for salc at bar
gain prices,
?777-vacant building lots in all parts
OF Salt Lake City.
Drop In and talk 1t over." w1a5l
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ED-REsPoNSIBLE MAN TO
manage branch office and distributing
depot for large coffee and spice company
owning Its own mills salary 800 monthly
and commissions: references and Invest
ment of 5000 required Address Manager
is River St Chicago. Wl240
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ASSAYERS

UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ S. Hanauer. j. V. Sadler,
1852 So West Temple. F. o. Box l4A6.
mailed. l2lSs
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WASHING

FONG CHoNG, NEW LAUNDRY; GOOD
treatment. washing cheap. "a So. w
Temple tEeS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CONCERNING THE WHEREABOUTS
of Henry Ferkol. who Va supposed to
be In Salt Lake CITY. He left Pueblo.
Colo, Jan IL. 1s00i baker and CONNECTION
er BY trade Address Miss Jennie Ferkel,
GA So End East St Salt Lake City. w1o62
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NOTICE

70 LEASERS-I HAVE SOME GOOD
mining land to bond and Lease I'm
camp lhat has paid It's millions. Good
terms Box So Cnlientc, Nevada WIS
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OFFICE CHIEF. .oUARTERMAsTER
Denver. Colo. April II. 1906 Scaled pro
posals in triplcate will be received here
and at Office OF Quartermaster at each
post below named until II a. m May Is
igb6. for furnishing Wood Fuel Coul.
Blacksmlth's Coal, Charcoal, Corn. Oats.
Bran Hay and Straw or Hay for bedding,
required during the fiscal year ending
juno 80. 1907, at Fort Apache. Fort Hua-
chuca and Whlpple Barracks. Arizona;
Fort Logan and Denver, Colorado. Fort
Bnyard and Fort WlnSate, New Mexico
and Fort Douglas and Fort Duchesne,
Utah Proposals for quantities less than
the whole required, or for delivery at
poInts other than those named, Will he en-
terta{ned United States reserves the
right to accept or reject any or all bids Or
nny part thereof Information furnished
on application here OF OF offices OF re-
sDcctive post quartermasters. Envelopes
"a be marked. Proposals. for Fuel. For
spe and Straw at --.' c A. IL. Mc-
Cauley Chief @ NJ. wllt5
NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
'DeefIns of the Young Women's Chris
ttsn association will be held In the-rooms
~ the Manufacturers and Morchants' as
sociation 20e-211 So, West Temple st.
anril "a 1906 at 8 p. IN. for the purpose
~ conoidering and acting upon articles os
Incorporation co,
wee9
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UPHOLSTERING & REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE RE-UPHOL-
stored and repaired. Estimates submit
ted on request Phones 3zss 5. l. Matt
& Mfg Co. 1sS w. LIST So. IA
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

A T wo-sToRY FRAME BUILDING,
with T-rooms. cellar closets, pantry and
bathroom suitable for boarding house.
saloon OF other business; this building ts
located In Main street, In Murray. md
Will be sold very cheap SQoO cash, or
trade for Salt Lake property and pay
difference on a good home Cpll at DR..
A Lun1lberg's, Murray City. No. 19i.
Wl3in
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ELECTRIC MACHINE REPAIR'G

o. E. wILSON-COIN MACHINES.
plano repairing 81 Vine st. w1436
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CLAIRVOYANTS

sKEPTlCs COME TONIGHT, 10 CTS.
Tell name, occupation your future,
friends and relatives names. Your oc-
cupation your plans. Answer any ques-
ton. word for word. without seeing IT,
Lecture and spirit messages phono-
graphic selections Hall, 269 East Th.rd
South ST Special tonight, WHO
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DIARIES
PANAMA HATS BLEACHED

MOCKEp AND RETRlMMEp BY AN
expert Fred Taylor. "a E 1st So.
Phone 1SI1-N. TIM
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HOUSE WRECKING


OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT. SHOWELL
Bros & Belcher. l0l Arlas block. phone
Sell 356-K, Ind Sl9S. r11l2
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FOR SALE OR RENT

~-~~-~~~--~~~~--%-%-~%- -~-~--~(N-@<-~~@~>
THE HOME HOTEL IN GREEN RIV-
er, wyoming, 10 rooms: house doing good
business t1i5l
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SAFE REPAIRING

ExPERT SAFE OPENING AND LOCK
work Salt Lake Stamp Co.; cor SId
So and West Temple. Zones 3o4 pro
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MIDWIFE

~S~ccSr-"T s~1rs1sc1c.-cSS
cases Mrs A NJ Olsen, SO East Sth
South Phone Bell 2S9l-Y. u35s
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs. Lizzie Geisler. 236 West 3rd
North. Bell phone SILK n1oc1
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PERSONAL

YOUNG WIDOW, VERY
wealthy. but lonesome, wishes TO corre-
spond With some nice gentleman; object,
matrimony. Address box 80. Harvey, III,
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ENGRAYERS AND DESIGNERS

ETCHINGS, HALF-IONBS AND CUTS.
De Bouzek Engraving Co. - g36le
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DRESSM AKING

AT COS, THE TEN
pieton; shirt waist suits and tailor
made skirts. Miss Sloan, w4s3
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WEALTHY GENTLEMAN. LOVER OF
home amiable disposition. has largo
income desires lady correspondent With
view TO ulatrimony, no objection TO poor
or working girl Room g. Mr.. H., Cey-
lon Building Chicago. WIFI
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CASH REGISTERS

NATl>- NAL CASH REGISTER OSCAR
Groshell, sales agent. No, 22i Main st
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always In otock, n1SSo
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HAY. COAL AND GRAIN

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HARVEY G. CO, ITO w. S. Temple. Bell
phone 1927, Ind, LIZA JNS
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FINE BUILDING LOTS IN ALL PARTS
Of tho city, Prices low and terms to
suit you. Special inducements to parties
who wish to build
HOFFMAN BROS. 81 w. End so.
tsn
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II went UP to watch the race with
large. fat, oily grin on my map. anC
could hardly hold myself IN with gle
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WANTED -SITUATI0NS

POsITIoN BY FIRST CLASS DOUBLE
entry hooRkceper and accountant. Al
city references, Address w t5, Tribune
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WEALTHY L--DIES AND GENTLE
men OF refinement. anxious 10 marry;
photographs and descriptions free. s T.,
Box T. Canon CITY, Colo. wl2S4
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NOTICE
PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER
STEAM CARPET CLEANING
CARPENTER AND JOINER

A L. HAMLIN, REAR 25S SO. MAIN.
Ind fone lA21. residence. 2576. w32
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TYPEWRlTERS


WE RENT ALL MAKES TYPE
writer EachanEe. 52 w End So. r11
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FOUR-ROOM HOUSE. LOT 5oX115 FIT, 2
blocks north of Temple on Center at |:
s24OO P o box 1OT. w6S7
IN BUYING OR SELLING SEE THE
Ranck Real Estate Investment Co.
Both phones 30l1. Suite s32 D. r, Walker
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WE HAVE SNAPS IN IMPROVED AND
unimproycd property In all parts OF the
city. we can locate you with anything
in tho real estate line for $500 cash per
month, which pays principal and interest
at Z per cent. The Guaranteed Home
Building Co, 66 " End So Bell phone
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