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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-12-13
BAD FIRE ATCORNELL
SEVEN PERSONS PERISH BY DE.
sTRucTIoN OF FRATERNITY
CHAPTER HOUSE.

Ithaca, N. Y, Dec. 7.-Seven persons
met a tragic death in the worst dis
aster that ever befell Cornell univer-
sity. Three Of the victims were vol
unteer fremen Of the city of Ithaca
and four we're students Of Cornell uni
versity. The firemen were all resi-
dents Of this city. They we're A. Rob-
inson, attorney; John Rumsey, hard
ware merchant, and Esty Lamdon, a
salesman. The students were o. L.
Schmuck OF Hanover, Pa; F. w.
Grelle Of South Orange, N. j.; W. H.
Nichols Of Chicago and j. B. Nc
Cutcheon of Pittsburg.
A few minutes after the flames were
discovered the Chi Psi chapter house
was all ablaze, the flames famed by a
strong northwest wind, and the stu
dents were trapped in the dormitory
on the third floor. Many of the boys
jumped to safety, while those who
hesitated were carried to the ground
by the falling walls. The money loss
is nearly $500, 600.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-12-13
WRIT OF ERROR DENIED.
Federal Supreme Court Will Not Hear
Case Of Mr.. Myers.

Washington, Dec. S.-The supreme
court of the United States, through
Justice Brewer. has denied the appli-
cation Of Mrs. Aggie Myers of Kansas
City. Mo- for = writ Of error, which,
Il It had been allowed. would have
had the effect OF bringing her case to
that court. Mrs. Myers Is under sem
tence Of death In Missouri on the
charge Of numbering her husband In
kansas City q year or more ago. The
eject of the decision viii be to leave
the matter in the hands OF the state
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-12-13
BY FEDERAL GRAND JURY.
High Officials of Hartman and Gould
Lines Indicted.

Salt Lake City, Dec. S.--The federal
grand jury that is investigating coal
land frauds in Utah and charges that
railroad corporations have discrim-
mated against certain shippers made
a partial report during the afternoon.
Indictments were returned against
the Union Pacific Railroad company,
the Oregon Short Line railroad, the
Union Pacific Coal company. the Utah
Fuel company and several of the high
est officials representing the Harri-
and Gould corporations in Utah.
The indictments charge violation of
the interstate commerce law and at
tempts to defraud the government.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-12-13
INSISTS HE is RIGHT
BELLAMY sToRER REiTERATEs
ASSERTIONS MADE IN CRIT
icIsM OF PRESIDENT.

Quotes Archbishop ireland as Proof
That the President on Several oeea.
sIons Claimed Credit for the Action
He Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. De-
siares Former Ambassador Sup
pressed or MIsstated Facts In Case.
Cincinnati, Dec. 10.-Bellamy Storer,
former ambassador to Austria Hun
gary, has replied briefly to the state
ments contained In President Roose-
velt's letter to Secretary Of State Root,
which was given to the press Sunday
might. Mr.. Storer insists on the posi-
tiea he has heretofore taken and reit-
crates the assertions made by him In
the statement to the members Of the
foreign relations committee Of con
gress. made public last week. Mr..
6torsr said:
~ seem 10 have been elected a mem.
Der OF the 'Annanias club like all 9TH
ers who have come into dispute with
Prssident Roosevelt. am now to be
eissssd with Senators Chandler. TILL
man, Bailey and with others who
have questioned some act o II word OF
the president. Like every other Amer
lean gentleman who has q wife to pro-
tect ! undertook to protect her name
from in%sinuations and charges Of
falsehood."
Mr.. Storer then reiterated much
that appeared In his first statement in
tended for private circulation, he
claims. and added that he has four
letters bearing on the controversy as
to the promotion Of Archbishop Ire.
land, all Of which he claims tend to
bear out his contention that Il obeyed
the explicit instructions of Mr.. Roose-
welt in acting as l did with regard to
the promotion Continuing, Mr.. Storer
said:
Archbishop Ireland told me also
that the president on several occa
sions In conversation with him took
the credit for the action he now repu-
dates"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-12-13
suPPREssED CERTAIN FACTS.
Reesevslt's Reply to storsr's First
pamphist.

Washington, Dec. TO- President
Roosevelt has made public a long let
ter addressed to Secretary Root giving
the correspondence between the pres
ident and Z rmsr Ambassador Bellamy
Gtorer. at Vienna. and Mrs. Storsr, In
which he says that Mr.. Storer's refusal
60 answer his letters and the publlca-
tion Of various private letters justified
the ambassadors removal; that Mr..
Storer's publication Of private CORE
spondsnce was peculiarly ungentle-
manly and that he (the presldent)
had stated with absolute clearness his
position. the reason why It was out Of
the question for him as president to
try to get any archbishop made car
dinaI. though expressing his admire
ton for Archbishop Ireland as well a.
leaders Of other denominations.
He says he thinks II well that the
members Of the cabinet should know
certain facts, which he (Storer)
either s~uppresses or m~isstates."
He says he did not resent the &C
ton Of the Storers until 1t became
evident that they were likely to dam
age American interests"
IntrIsuss to Get Promotion.
He says Mrs. storer urged him to
give her husband q cabinet place and
that she stated Mr.. Choate at London
and General Porter at Paris were not
proper persons to be ambassadors,
suggesting her husband In that connec-
ton.
The president Incorporates a letter
fiom Postmaster General Cortelyou
contra.icting the statement that Pres
ident mckinley had commissioned a
gentleman to ask the pope, "as a per-
sonal favcr to him" and as an honor
to the country" to appoint Archbishop
Ireland as cardinal. Mr.. Cortelyou
says the late president new made
any such request.
The president declared that Mr..
StoSer's statement that he authorized
any such message to be delivered to
Pope Plus II untrue. He says that he
received q letter from Ambas-
sador Storer giving an account Of his
visit to the Vatican and of the mes
sage he personally gave the pope on
behalf Of Nj. Roosevelt.
The presidents action follows the
publication OF "the confidential
pamphlet" which Mr.. Storer last week
sent to the president. the cabinet and
che senate foreign relations committee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-03

Fer Waibinatoner &orreiponoent
Der Stem Dorter StaatsaeitunaA
lhreibt:
Getretdr Gait fat Uon ieiner Or
turiion nod Cuba cine Wenge bib
fiber NnetoDten mitgebraht. welhe
Die Nffdreri anf ber Jniel nnter elmer
yunabbdneiaen Reeierung" pradt'
poa taratteriiieren. Der Sefret1r
tpnferierte befonntlih init ben Sub
rerr Der perIhieoenen Barteien, nno
lieB iih pUn ieoem bic Situation 0er'
onihanlihen, mie oieielbe benz Be-
treffenoen erihien. Dabei fanleu
dnBerit tarntteriitiihe ginge outage.
SenDr Wtontalno, Snbaber periGie-
oener &abinett : BDrtefeuiQes, nno
nebft Sreire Gnoraoe Der 6auptma'
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WeMe 8eitiufuaunaen sn,,s Tfeii@.
besdtan > WeSet.

OaS Nderbau Departenlent bai
einiae piGtiae BeitimmunQer in Be.
aug auf oas Gleiihbeihau.@ eieb be-
tannt gemaht.
Seine Tradt BON Sleifd ODER
SletihprDbuften fol- i'm auifGens
ftaatlihen 6anoel pom Sradtbef6r.
oerer angenDmu,ert meroen, auBer
oaB Der lebte pom gerfraGter nit Ell.
mem uDrgeidriebenen Bertifitate pers
leben morben lit.
Wenn cine Aenoerung i'm Transs
port BON Gleifb poer JleiIdproout,
ten geuGnibt mir0, 10 tam cine iDlbe
Dbne nDhmalige Nethau etfDlger,
faas Der Werfrahter ben 8efDroerer
nit einem neueri 8ertifitat periiebt,
oas cine Menoeruna nngiebt.
Ser 6arrner bat baS perI1nliGe
Geht. i'm suiihenftaatlihen Doer in.
ternatiOnalen 6anoel oas auF Der
6arm gefhlahtete Gieh i'm Stnd Az
perienoen; aber Die Genbung unter.
lieat in oiefem Sale benz Tteiihbe'
ihau. @eIebe.
G~rDBbdnoler, bic nidt ole Ngenten
fir Jarn1er banoelu, lDnoern in ben
Befib BON 8ieb. oefien Shlahtung
ourh ben Gartner erfolgte, aelauat
fino, tDnner fDlhe 21rper I'M ami.
ihenitaatliden Doer ausudrtieen
6anoel nttt por 0euem perldiffen.
Neusg erienounaen Don inipisier.
ten 5leiihmaren. Die CUR Belt Der
Wieperuerienoung geiuno mnren, ton.
men Dbne neue SnipettiDn erfuloen,
rpenn Die BrDoutte rtartiert iinb:
III. g.. infpisiert uno paiiiertA uno
Die betreffenoen Brooutte Ieitoem Tel.
men anoeren OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
pie Der Nauferung, untermDrfen
unren.
Der Transport BON Sleiihproout'
ten BON einem Orte in eitlen State
nab einem anoeren Orte oeKelben
Staates gilt. faQs oas Broonft ouf
benz Wege bic @rensea zines stueiten
Staates paliieren muR. als smiffen.
itaatllher 6anoel, uno bic Ware I'm.
terliegt benz eitimmunaen bes5leiib.
belhau' @eieBes.
0ah benz L. Sanuar miro tein
Gtitett suaelafien rueroen, oas I'M.
rihtige Nn3aben iiber oas 1euiht
oeS Badets entbdlt. poer peri1umt,
a1auaeben. ob oas @euiht netto
Doer brutto lit.
Sobatb Die Norte .Jleiib" ooer
nTleiihprooutte" in Den Bprihriften
oeS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aebraubt
Deroen, besieben lie lih auf oas
Tleiib BON 6DrnDieb, Shafen,
Shmeineu uno Bteaen uno nidt BON
auoeren Tieren.
Wiht eBbare8 Jett uno ebeniulfer
Tala erlangt pom 6ornpieb, Ghafen,
Shmeinen ooer 8ieaen aelten nidt
als 5leiihprooutte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-03

der Der Balma=I Standardization, eab
cine Darifeluna Der u~Dridbriaeu
Bablen. Die reGt eigentlid ben gin,
fob gu Der oiesidbriaen &epolution
nemeieu tparen. .r5reire Nnbraoe
banbelte uniiunig", ert(drte Wun=
taluD nit hefti9en @eitttulationen.
SD Saate ibm. es lei bod eenug,
menr MIR cine Waioritdt batten, aber
nein, er mar oamit niht sufrieoen.
Sc miro Elm gutter @hers iein, iaote
er, tuenit tptr aues ermdhlen.A Nn,
oraoe mar Winiiter BEG Snnera uuo
fiibrte Die Sberaufiibt iiber bic @abs
len; er lieB ale Oppuneuten eiufah
binaussdblen uno erreate oaour9 Die
QrDBte 8itterteit, ea Die Atberalen
auf iolde @eiie gar teine Nemter ers
bielten. Ser Grubel in gtenfuegus,
100 es Moro nuo TDtibfag oab, mar
bic erite Solge. Die 6eoulutiun Die
gueitere.
Senior 3agas. bias Saupt Der 2is
beralen. peld1er als 8ermittler sui.
lhen Getretdr gaft unb ben SnIurs
aenten i'm Teloe funaierte. l~ieferte
Germ Taft cine Dar(eeuug Ieiner
pDlitilhen Weth0oen: Sic ueripre'
den aupiel (oie @emdBigten) uno
uenu iie es niht balten f5nnen. 10
9iebt es nadaber &ramaq. Sd iprehe
menig, uno menn i'd etmas iaae, TO
meme ih etrpa8 anoeres.@
@iner Der grDben 8uferplantaaert'
Beiiker marc gefraat, tpas er BON
oer 6altuna Der Ser. Staaten oente:
Dian meroe Die Oronuna pieberber.
itelien. uno Die @ablen unparteiilh
abhalten laiien. Die Soloaten mir.
ben oafir ioraen. oaB Sober. ber gu
ftimmen beredtiat lei, uugebinoert
mad ieiner neberseueung itimmen
Tonne. Damn tperoe oas Bablreiul@
tat unueiaerlib a~uerfannt rperoen,
uno bic Ser. Staten miroen oenjet
niger. melhe redtmdBig ermdblt
ieien. lire Nenlter a%uertennen. Damn
Diroen Die atneritaniihen 9ruppen
eiugeihifft rperoen UNI mad ben Der.
Gtaaten suriftebren. 8ie lanae
CLAUDE er. baB bic neue &eaieruua
0auern tueroe? .@tma smei Woden"
mar bic prDrnpte Nntmurt. rWielp?"
lautete bic Srage. .Nun. mir nil.
fen iebt. mie eS ger1abt meroen muB,
nm bic ameritanifben grupper nah
Cuba 81 brin9en. Dime oieielben
miro es teine Hube uno Dronung
geben, besbalb merben mir. iobalo
bic 9ruppen fort iino. ~unlererieits
cine R~euoluttDn anitiften. uniere
2eute rin ben Bulh" ienoen, uno
ett paar 8uferrDbrs Seloer ausinoen
laffen. Damn miiien bic Truppen
anridtommen. Guh cine ih6ne
Musfiht,
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aatarrh faun nteat turtrt merneu

surb locale Applieatiouen, ba tie ben Sig Der
Rranibeit uidt srreihen i6nnsn. &atarrb III cine
8lut= Dber Rouititutions r troufbeit, uno unt lie su
heilen, mIbt Sbr innerlihe 9eilmittel uebnten.
9an's Gatorrb : Sur miro eingenommen unb lpirtt
oireft auf ons 8lut uuD Die f6lein,ige OberIld6e.
6aa's Satarrb.Rur 1T feine GuadiaI6er : Meoisin.
Sic uuroe lett Sahren bon einem Der beiten @erste
0ieies 2anoes peroronet unb ii Gin rteelmdBiess
Seeept. Sic befebt aus ben befeu betannten 30.
aia, psr6anoen nit ben beten 8lutreinieungsnits
telnl bic brett aui bic S4leimOberldhe Dirfen.
Die po[iommene 9erbinonng Der 5ipei 8eitanoteilt
III es, mas folG' ppnosrpole Reinltate BEL Der 6eis
lung bon Ratarrb bsrsorbriugt. eaBt Gth 3eus,
niHe unlIonft gebsr.
8. J. Gbene1 6 60, &OIsoo, SbiO.
gtrtaaft BON aneH apUbsi1u, Rrsus rs Cents.
1shut ean's famiiisn 8insu fNr @srnppfpno.
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gB~euermeBer's Bart.

6artlIlenaarten. Wilherei'
proontte. 8orslalide Snfe. 8eid.
baltiae Speile' Sorte. &eaerfriihes
Hore Star Bier. 5eineWei uno ans
oere @etr6nte. Gufmertiame 8eoies
tiung. Cars laufen biz Mitternaft.
@tditpS 0eiBler, Giaentimer.
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LITTLE & LITTLE.


They are located nerr sth North and 18th
West. New Intc,UrbBn line will run close by.
Great speculation.
Fine oorner or Brigham. 6&10 rodg. $4,000.
2Mx6 cogncr end South and 10th East;
Largo corner or LIST South and 1st West
(0.roorl brick hoUss on it) ; $500 rer foot /;
neviugl tax paid. (WATCH FIRST 5OUTI0
70 hsvo The cheapest on the market Cn
Ord South west OF Main.
Elegant Groom thoroughly modern pressed
brick; lot 3M310; only 1 blocks cast, $1,000.
Fine 5-roor1 modern, built for home,
about 4 years ago, AZ cost OF S25oO; lot
Sx6 rods and right oi way; near 9th East
aud 9th South. S29OO. THIS Ia qurcly \
snap. Gail csrly on Nond2y aIa let us show
+; Fine corner, VI. L., close in. about $40
Near 7th West and Is: South, a 7-soom
brick, por. bath, o. J.: only 5000 cash; S@SUV.
TRACHAGB.
2ox10 or 9Th WeEt; $1,000.
I2Hxle, TRAChAGG. with ave frame
houses, renting for SSa.6o month; 4th West
between 9TH and Sth South. Tbts is only "a
blockg from Y. G.. w. depot site; S725o,
A Largo piece OF cloSe-!n tlack0&c on Sra
West That win increase IN valUo very fast,
ExSO, 4th Wcot- close ~ $1,000.
5JElO0. with z. L. tracs in ro@r, grd So,
bet end and 3rd WEST; $4,000.
LITTLE (: LITTLE.
Under National Bank Of tho Republic.
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FOR SALE-REAI, ESTATE

WHAT you WANT

WHAT you WANT
Is hors or lot az ths right price,
How does this one appeal TO you2
An s-room modern, 2-story residence on ?
near 2nd, furnace, gas, fine bath ara plumb
iag ,i, and tho place in arstclaas repairs, beau;
shrubs: price $4,000.
Or this one7
Broom modern, 2-story brick residence With
all modern conyen'enccg cu corner on 1st
se., not too far ous, ss $4,000
Or this ons7
6.rQ0m modern BRICK cottage or 9th ,t.,
near u e., south front: SIS nearly new and
beautiful home at $500,
Or this one2
3 large rooms. new brick cottagc, bungalow
style. opposite Liberty park OIL 7th East lot
b01l66 feet; thts home was built by the
owner, but on account Of iicknesE Will sac
rIhce; prlcc St70o.
Or this ono?
a 5.room modern cottage on eta Bart near
Sta s9Hth. % eui!t tor a home about years
better home for S2soO?
Or this one7
12-coom modern residerco on East 2nd
hardwood foors modern in evory respect; It
must be sold this week; $4,000.
Or this one?
On corner on 11tn East on the east
bench, a-rooa modern residence; every piece
OF wood fog downstairs Hnish was shipped ex-
pressiy foE the owner; the lot 6oxl52 feet
TO alley; nice barn. the price $4,000.
on 2nd North near 5th West, broom mod
ern bfick cottage, brand now, south front.
lot 2Nzl6 Tods, for $4,000.
Or lot7
Corner ON South and 4th East 23zz7 rods,
$1,000.
Or this lot?
22Ez5 rods on St., nesr esn, for $3.50.
Or this lot?
2A:z7H: rods, south front Or 2nd st;
$3.50.
Or this lot2
SKI rode. corner 1st and ST.; $4,000.
Or perhaps tbis lot
11E acres, 9th East nenr 11th South, With
the best fruit orchard in this county; oTnor
sold $3.50 worth OF fruit this season; could
have sold more il nc had had the time to at
| tend; prics $500,
Or
II any CT these PLACES do not suit your
fancy, come IN and I VIII show you othors.
4. Richter. 20 West 1st South ST.. phones
GAL. c30ls
PROF sRTY Ar THE LOWEST MARKET
price listed and sold at Eanck Real Estate
Inv. Co., suite 232 D. ?. Walker. bet33
4 sNAPI GOOD e-RooM HOUSE; $500
cash. balance $50 per month; East 7th
South. Inquire 122 Main. Bell 99e-Y.
c1633
III IT'S REAL ESTATE, ASK HALLo-
RAN" L West Third South street.
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SAMPLE BARGAINS.
Fast Side


East Side.
Sl7o0 for four rooms, cement walk, nice
shade and fruit; S15; $500 down and
Sl5 per month.
$500 lor 7-room; bath, toilet, msntoi, hot
water hoat; 2NElo rods; terms.
S2T50 for rooms; bath. toilet, mantel, c, l.;
ST00 down and SEQ per month.
Sl45o for rooms S265 down and Sl6 per
month, including interest
$4,000 for a beautiful modern 7-room house;
comert walk, south frcnt; terms
$4,000 buys tho BEST butt, up.to-dass home
on tho cast side; full basement. fur
mace room, laundry cellar, storage
room; parlor, 23Hl3; bedrooms, 2SG
lS end 1sGi8; go feet OF poTcnes.
s21oo for a new 4.room modern, me con6!
tion; 500 down and SIC per month,
West 5.do,
s13OQ-6-room, In fne condition.; $500 down
and sl5 rer month; per cent In
tcre3t.
$4,000 for Broom; bath, toilet, e. l.; large
rooms and nica condition, terms.
S17oo-4.room cream brick Lawn, shade and
cement walk; terms,
$4,000 for a.Toom new Pr. brick; $500 down
and $50 per month.
$3.50 for e rooms; pore. bath, c. J.; $500
down ana $50 pe: month.
g. =. LITTLE & co,
Both phones 2s4S. 2O9-2l0 Atiss block.
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SAFES


manufacturers genuine Hall safes, ll3-l16-
III So w. Temple. o, O. Field, agent Utah,
Wyoming, l5ontsus, Eevsda, b222S
NEW AND SECOND HAND, CASH, TRADE
o. time soreneou. Stout Co. solo agents
foc tho 'iold reliable Halls 5nfes." Beware
OF limitations. Once l. 4. I. Furniture Store,
4S Z. End South. S441
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'lD-SITUATloNs

ccaPETENT ELDERLY
= ~ v DO hoQsework IN small
sa west Temple. d5e
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0T; AUsT BE EEASoEA-
~ sol VISIT. Phone 227S-y.
c2476
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Z. &. CAsADAY Z CO.,
y0T ANIag 2To,r-

Z. Z. CASADAY & CO.,
z07 Atlas Block,
s-room. o-story red D. b.. bath, toilet, g. l.,
furnace, front and back stairs reception hall,
lot 212 x1o, north bench; $4,000, $1,000 cash,
bal easy terms.
On Srd West bct. End and 3rd North, lot
3xl0 with Groom mod. b-!ck and ar. fame
in rear; rents fox $40 per no; Will sell
cheap; $3.50, $3.50 cash, bal. easy terms.
Beautiful a-story, 7-r. p. b.. bath, to-et, c.
J., reception hall, s1E rl0cSs from post
Office; $500; easy terms,
terms.
New 5-room nod. p. b.. s26oo; $500 cash,
bal. easy terms.
t,rooIn cottage, lot 33 1.3z13o It. to alley;
$3.50, $500 cash, bal. S12 per mo.
E. z. Casady S Co., Az Atlas blk.
Bell phone 1927.
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WEEKLY PAYMENT LOTS.
Elegant laying lots at end OF Poplar Grove
CIR line; city water; only So down and so
cents week; price $3.50 and mp; salesman
on ground from p. nj. TO p. n. Geo. NJ.
McConauShy, agent. rooms and o, 25 West
Ord South. c2S0a
SEARS INVESTMENT co,
7.room modern brick on 3rd st, nns
lawn back and front; tAls is = good
bargain -. 0.,,...,.....,..e... $4,000
5,room brick on 18th East, lot 5AxIs5.
shade, etc. .,.............. 1000
Groom modern house; south ....... 1850
lots, 3OSt4s to alley; big snap. 1900
$500, only ,.-...,',,...,...... 500
ooxl32 to alley Best 2ud So.,... 100
Call and see us II you want real estate OF
any kind; We Will build TO suit you on 10th
East
Sonrs Investmert Co b5 w 2nd So
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- WITH CAPITAL TO
~ 6Ooo tons Of ore on
Nri IN sight; $3.50 10
usa milling. Address " !,
c3O8f
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q AND ToMBsToNEs.
" -
u 10 snngoT From. =.
.,y ~ Yards, i22 So. state.
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PERSONAL
sUPERFLUoUs HAIR
ENGRAVERs AND DESIGNERS

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