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If CIRCUMSTANCES DEMAND i
William J. Bryan Would Accept Demo-
cratic Nomination.

William J. Bryan would Accert Demo-
cratic Nomination.
ST. Louis, May I'm. c. Wetmore
Of this city, a personal friend OF W. j..
Bryan, has received from Mr.. Bryan,
who is in Egypt, a letter in which he
says:
Il am satisfied that the things
have been fighting for are growing,
but who will be most available in 1908
is a question that cannot be answered
now. shall not do anything to secure
another nomination and do not want
it unless circumstances seem to de-
mand it-time alone can determine
that
This is the first authoritative state
ment OF Mr.. Bryan's attitude toward
the presidency in 1908. The letter is
personal and his comment on the ma
tional situation is the more interesting
to the public from the fact that it is
the frank utterance of party leader
to confidential friend
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liability Bill Amended.

Washington, May 12.-The senate
committee on interstate commerce has
adopted several amendments to the
employers liability bill. It's applfca-
ton was made to cover all common
carriers instead Of railroads only N.
provided by the house bill.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, May l1.-Wheat = May,
S3kc; July, S1kc. Corn-May, ACC;
July, 4612c. Oats-May, 33c; July,
3lAc. Pork-May, $15.l2k; July,
$15.25. Flax-Cash, Northwestern,
$1.16; Southwestern, $1.1O: May, $114
Butter--Creameries, 1917 @20c: dair.
les, 13@1Sc. Eggs-15@15Rc Poultry
Turkeys, 12Ac; chickens, 12hc.
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NO COMPROMISE POSSIBLE.
TURKISH PROPOSAL REGARDING
TARAH QUESTION PROMPTLY
TURNED DOWN.

Constantinople, May Tewfik
Pasha, the foreign minister, called at
the British embassy and made pro-
posals in regard to the Tabah ques-
ton, which Ambassador O'Connor un-
hesitatingly rejected. The pasha was
informed that. any compromise sugges-
tions were quite inadmissible and that
nothing less than absolute compliance
with the British demands would pre-
vent drastic action. The ambassador
also warned the minister that time
was running short and counselled him
to be under no misapprehensi in re-
gard to the determination Of Great
Britain to enforce the Turkish evac-
uation Of Egyptian territory on the
Sinai peninsula and joint delimita-
ton of the frontier.
Tewik Pasha returned to the palace
and an immediate meeting of the coun-
Gil of ministers was summoned
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BY LEADER IN PARLIAMENT.
Demands of Russians Laid Before the
. Emperor.


St. Petersburg, May 12.-Professor
Mouromensteff went to Peterhof dur
ing the afternoon to notify the em-
peror OF his election to the presidency
of the lower house OF parliament. 1t
is known that he expects to speak
plainly to his majesty on the views of
the country and the Constitutional
Democrats hope that much good will
result from the audience
Besides demanding amnesty Profess
sor Mouromensteff will present in be-
half of the Constitutional Democrats
a majority suggestion that the council
of the empire be made purely con.
sultative body with no right to stand
between the representatives of the
people and the sovereign.
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SOCIALIST DEPUTIES RESIGN.
Italian Chamber Refused to Discuss
One Of Their Bills.

VIC W itSii Stttos .sa
Rome, May 12.-All the Socialist
members of the chamber of deputies
have resigned as result of the refusal
OF the chamber to discuss the bill pre-
sented by their party providing for
the regulation of the use of arms on
the part of the police and troops and
have issued an address to the country.
During the day largely attended
meeting of strikers was held in the
Coliseum. Socialist deputies deliy
cred inflammatory speeches and res
olutfon protesting against the use of
arms against the people was adopted.
Later collisions between the strik-
ers and the police and troops took
place and several hours elapsed be-
fore the demonstrators were finally
dispersed.
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Duluth Wheat and Flax,

Duluth, May 11.-Wheat-TO arrive
and on track-No. 1 Northern, S3 &c.
No. 2 Northern, S1Ac: May, S27sc;
July, sec; Sept, 79Ac. " Flax-To ar
rive, on track and May, $1.1S; July
and Sept, $1.19; Oct, $1.17A.
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Burglars Secure $1,000.
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat.

Minneapolis, May 11-Wheat-May,
81 1ac; July, SIC; Sept, 7Slsc On
track-No. l hard, 83Ac; No. l North
ern, S2Ac; No. 2 Northern, size
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INVESTED in MINING STOCKS.
City Treasurer of NeWburyport, Mass,
Short S85 900.

NeWburyport, Mass, May 12-James
B. Felker, treasurer Of this city, who
has been arrested charged with EN-
bezzlement from the city treasury, ad-
mits that his accounts are short not
less than $S5,000. The greater portion
of the money, he said. was invested in
mining stocks.
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RULING PARTY in RUSSIAN PAR
LAMENT SEEKS RELEASE OF
POLITICAL PRISONERS.
NOT DIsMAYED BY CARS SPEECH
DETERMINED TO CONTINUE THE
STRUGGLE FOR A coNsTlTU-
TloNAL MONARCHY.

7
ST. Petersburg, May 12.-The i'm
preston left by the Inauguration of
the new parliament is on the whole
optimistic. Even the radical papers
assume rather hopeful tone. The
Rech, organ Of the Constitutional Dem
Ocrats and now the most powerful pa
per in Russia, while not concealing its
disappointment at the fact that the
expected amnesty was not granted, on
the other hand expresses its satisfac.
ton that the emperor did not use the
word "autocracy." It regards his
majesty's speech as an adroit refusal
to grant any further concessions, leav-
ing the. new fundamental law as the
platform of the government, adding:
But the policy of marking time
while events are marching SO rapidly
really means retreat"
The Constitutional Democrats, how
ever, are in nowise disnayed at the
prospect OF having to continue the
struggle. 1t is already apparent that
tACy lAISnu " ldll Tic udso VI q COIl-
stitutional monarchy to their mast
head, but their first efforts will be
directed to forcing
General Political Amnesty
from the unwilling hands OF the en-
peror. The deliverance Of the political
prisoners and those who have suffered
for freedoms cause is now a passion
with the masses and it is difficult to
see how the government will be able
to resist.
The central committee of the Con
stitutional Democrats is working out
reply to the speech from the throne
The principal points will be amnesty
and equality of political and civil
rights But faction is insisting on a
demand for the abolition of the council
Of the empire. An attempt will be
made to come to an agreement with
the peasants, who are drawing up an
independent reply Their chief de
mands are amnesty, the reorgantza.
ton of the labor laws, the reorganiza.
ton Of the army, the disbanding OF the
Cossacks, the separation Of church and
state, general extension of the
schools and equal rights for all ma.
tionalities.
BY LEADER IN PARLIAMENT.
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Council of the Empire Meets,

ST. Petersburg, May 12.-The new
council of the empire, or upper house
of parliament, was opened by Count
Solsky, its president, during the after
noon with elaborate ceremonies.
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Or. Haunh Sentenced to Death.

DAYTON, O., May 12.-Judge Brown
has oyesr,lled the motion for new
trial in tss.e case of DR.. Oliver Haugh,
cong;c ed 81 the murder Of his parents
and bl.,I her and sentenced the pris-
oner To be eiectrocuted Wednesday.
Aug %
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MANY INJURED, ONE FATALLY

Missouri University Students Fight
Circus Employees.
Columbia, Mo-, May IA state uni
versity student named Dale was shot
and perhaps fatally wounded and
many others were more or less in
lured in a fight with employees of cir
Gus here. Fifteen wounded students
We're taken to hospital for medical
treatment. A number of others were
slightly hurt
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REFUSES TO PARTICIPATE.
United States Declines Shares in Mo:
roccan Bank.

Madrid, May 12.-The local news
papers announce that all the powers
have accepted the shares in the State
bank of Morocco which have been al
lotted to them except the United
States, which refused to participate.
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PRAYER FAILED TO SAVE THEM
Wife and Infant Child of Prominent
DoWieite Dead.

Chicago, May 12.-Mrs Harry Can
tell, wife of the general overseer of
the Zion church in the United King
dom OF Great Britain and Ireland, died
early in the day in Zion City For
several days the elders of the church
offered prayers for the recovery of
Mrs Cantell. She died without med
ical attendance and her infant child
survived her but short time The
coroner's inquest will be held later in
the day. Mrs. Cantell was an English
woman and her home was in London.
Burglars Secure $1,000.
Cumberland, Wis, May l2.-Bur-
glars lew open the safe in G. J. John
sons store at paskin Lake, twelve
miles south of here, and secured ST.
600 and escaped.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD LANDS
utah and WYOMING

In large and small tracts, desirable
for sheep and cattle raising. Easy
ten-year payments; only one-tenth OF
the purchase price required down.
There Is good money in range land.
Full particulars, prices, ETC., call
Agency, Is West Second South street,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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4-ROOM FRAME. ADOBE LINED, rs
by 40 feet. near l1th E. and north of 10th
So, 1850 Bargain.
Groom brick and bath and barn, with
2A acres OF fine ground. South West Tenn
pie. SS00o; $1,000 cash. $1,000 years per
cent You cannot equal .his.
Fine building lots. 800 each, $40 cash,
IS per month. Z per cent interest induce
ments to build Save a few dollars each
month and you will soon have something.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
rs West Second South street.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR QUICK
sale, or " you want to exchange II for
modern homes, or your vacant lots built
UP or sold. your houses rented, see the
Union Real Estate. Building and Invest
ment Co, They are In business for that
purpcse and guarantee Justice to you
They also Loan money on long and short
terms. Payable by installments at s per
cent. 6S1s West End South. rooms $50
rl3i3
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FIVE-RoOM BRICK WITH PANTRY.
closet cellar and summer Kitchen; lawn.
ave, Waterloo, or Il j Smith. Murray.
both phones. rliS
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A BARGAIN: 4kX165 FIT, WITH s-RM.
modern brick house and barn on E. 4th
SO. St, one-half block from county build
ing; $500. Hoffman Bros, So w. End So.
s248
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FOUR-ROOM BRICK, WITH SUMMER
kitchen, bath. c. l.. etc; 7th w, bet,
So Temple and First So; A fine place.
$4,000. Hubbard Inv't Co., rs w. End SO.
ss1s
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$500. THE BLIVEN HOUSE, SOME
times known as the Ynmpa boarding
rousc. at Bingham canyon. Utah, In
cludes the lot, with lB IT, frontage. one
two-s.ory building 96xl8 it., and one two
story building 42x42 II. Accommodates
forty to nifty people. Large cemented
cellar for storage. hot and cold water and
electric lights In house: kitchen, dining
room and sleeping rooms all completely
furnished House is doing large and
profitable business. For particulars call
or address CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INV'T CO. 1i9 South w. Temple st. r115s
WANT 800 FOR FIFTY CENTS7 GO
look at cor, 5th and c SITS. facing N and
will get It: OF will trade for Denver prop
erty even. give or take about A. J. Arf-
stem & Co. bankers and brokers' 2945
Barimer ST.. Denver, Colo.
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IJPHOLSTERING & REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE RE-UPHOI-
stored and repaired Estimates submit
ted on request Phones 1898. s. l.. Matt.
Sc Mfg. Co, les w lst So. 1924
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WASATCH LODGE NO. /, F. and A M
Members OF sister lodges and sojourning
brethren In good standing invited. Harrie
wall Griffith. w. NJ. A. ]. Lowe, Secre-
tary.
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Ell KALAH TEMPLE A A. O. NJ NJ g.
Third Wednesday OF each month. Ma
sonic hall at p m All mobiles sojourn-
Ing Invited. J. M Marriott. Potentate.
w. ]. Barncs Recorder
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GREATEST SNAP IN SALT LAKE
We have a broom neat house In good
condition. with bath. toilet. elect Its.
cellar, sewer connected, cement walks
near 5th Z. and 2nd So 2i5x7-rod lot, tho
lot alone is worth $500; the house could
value for s32O II you act quick; this is
tho opportunity of lifetime Peterson
r. E Inv. Co. 800 so Main st $50
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n ARGENTA LODGE NO. 3. F. and
~ A M.-At Masonic hall first
~ Tuesday of each month. Mem
bers OF sister lodges and sojourn-
lns brethren invited. Harry A Knowles.
w. M. Moses c. Phillips. Secretary.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

KELSEY G. GILLESPIE QUOTE THE
following prizes this week only:
$50 per foot biz. frontage Pierpont st,
west of Coml. club; Will show so per cent
profit soon.
s14O per foot, Bird So near 1st West
street, rent income $50 per month; the
lowest price offered on this depot street
800 per foot corner frontage, State and
9Th Sc. st.
$1,000 buys 100 acres addition property,
corner 12th South street.
Wholesale property paying per cent
net on buying price: also per cent net
on several terrace properties we can sell
you,
$3.50 Look at those two 5-room cot
tages 9Th So. bet 3rd and 9Th East sts.
To buy a house a building lot. a biz
property or TO sell any class OF real
estate, we can do business with you.
kelsey & Gillespie. 22 E. 1st So, st. sS5l
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. OSCAR
Groshell sales agent, No. 22l Main St
Expert cash register repairing Second
hand registers always in stock nl63O
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BUSINESS CHANCES
CHIMNEY CLEANING

CHIMNEY AND FURNACE CLEAN
Ing. work guaranteed. Phones. Bell
3l26-Y. Ind. 1893. Kaplan House Cleaning
Co rSA6
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WANTED-HELP

MARRIED MAN FOR WAREHOUSE,
experienced man preferred. Apply j. G.
Mcdonald Candy Co.. l6s w. Ord South
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HOUSE. FOUR ROOMS, BATH AND
pantry. close In. heated with hot wa
ter; everything strictly modern, well fur
nished; plano, References given and re-
quired. Rent $50. Tuttle Bros. l9 Main
s454
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CLAIRY0YANTS

WE TELL ANYTHING YOU WISH TO
know, name included. without asking
questions; no other clairyoyant or mcdi-
um here can do this. Hours, 10 to 1880:
both phones. Arnold-Dickson Bros, 269
East Third South st. (no signs) 500
MADAME ALIESB PINK, CLAIRVOY-
ant, medium and card reading. 11S South
First West; now at my new location
Telephone 3sii-K. MISS
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE, PAUL HEN,
prop, 6S L. 1st So, 200 rooms rates, sc
CSC and soc.
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GOOD COOK. MAI. PENDLEToN. FIT
Douglas s5S
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ACCOMPANIsT WANTED BY PROMI-
ncnt singing teacher, must be good
reader Address P 9, Tribune.
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

RI1TTE PAPER CLEANING co.
Leave orders at Smith Drug Co. Both
phones 22S. SIT
KAPI.AN HOUSE CLEANING CO, EX-
pert wall paper cleaners; rooms 81 up.
Phones Bell 3l26-G. Ind. 1888 rS45
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FINE TALKING PARROTS AND CA
nary birds. male and female. 610 E
4th So. r1l62
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10000 FEET

u HOlSTS. ALL KINDS
eeam and electricity. ]. NJ.
I5rd West. n9ls
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE AT A
bargain 012S shares OF Little Cotton
wood Mining Co. at Sc per share, OF will
exchange for real estate. Williams Bros.
Murray. r12n
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MIDWIFE
CHIROP0DIST

]. b HENDERSON. EXPERT CHI
ronodist and Masseur Kenyon Turk
ish Baths, Kenyon Hotel Phone Ind, 2O9l,
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Mt. MORIAH LODGE NO. 2, F. and A
M,-Masonic hall second Monday each
month. Members OF sister lodges and So
Journing members In good standing In
vited. A, III. Peabody, W. 81. Christie
pher Dlehl. Secretary.
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HOTEL. EUROPEAN. Sc ROOMS;
every room rented location good In
qulre room 30. New Southern hotel. Ind.
phone 2192 r1S
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EXPOSITION OF SOME
at will stand the most rigid
Z must be developed suf-
onstrate TO some certainty
- merit OF the property.
d, but not necessary. Ad-
= No. 17s6. Salt Lake City.
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LADY AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
Victoria Protector: hygienic. sanitary
and comfortable. sample postpaid 800:
catalogue. illustrating full line OF agent
supplies, free. lntermountaln Specially
Co.. p o. box Z6. Salt Lake City Utah
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

MOTOR CYCLE, 4 H. P, NEW. AT a
bargain If purchased at once. lGS West
End South. s546
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GROCERY

THE SoUTHARD GROCERY co, a
full line OF groceries and meats. home
cooked foods n speciality. Prompt. de-
livery Brad Wolcott, proprietor, KS e.
9Th South Bell phone Sf02-Y. rl639
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GOOD 2ND GIRL WANTED AT rs w.
4th So. ssh
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ELEVATOR BOYS. BOARD OF TRADE
! bldg, s565
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WANTED-AGENTS

SIS WEEKLY EASILY EARNED BY
lady agents taking orders for US: outfit
prepaid. We stnrt you in business and
make you independent, write for circu-
lars and terms Woman'S Apparel Sup
ply Co. Chicago.
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MODERN 7-RoOM HOUSE. 24 EAST
4th South. Apply Bell phone ll76-Y.
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WANTED

lily FURNISHED OR UN-
aJms for man and wife;
and very close in. best oil
Zen; state price and location.
+ Tribune. s566
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MRS P. FONTYN. CLAIRVOYANT AND
trance medium. 267 s. W. Temple. oss7
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CARPENTER AND J0BBER
A l. HAMLIN. REAR 2S3 so. MAIN:
Ind fone 1921; residence, 2SI6. sol
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s25 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH WILL
buy q pair of fine lots In the southeast
ern part OF city. Beautiful shade; fine resi-
dcnces; good car service. Also choice lots
near 4th South on 18th East. 18th East
and Douglas ovc Fritsch, No. IL East
2nd South st. Phones Ind. Ii7. Bell a567.
r327
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PAPER HANGING
PH0N0GRAPHS

EDISON PHONOGRAPH PARLOR, aa5
S W. Temple. Fonc ll46X. o1607
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HOUSE WRECKING
KEY FITTING


KNUDSON'S NOVELTY MFG. co. HAS
moved to 1851 Z. End So, opposite old
stand r17N
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SAFE REPAIRING

EXPERT SAFE OPENING AND LOCK
work Salt Lake Stamp Co, cor ard
So and West Temple Fones SN. Pro
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CHICAGO CLEANING CO. 24s SOUTH
State ST Fones. Ind. 2oSS. Bell 2l23-2:
pl297
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RS AND DESIGNERS
j0AL AND GRAIN

|dALT TONES AND CUTS
Engraving Co a1sIe
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWEL
ry, clothing. guns, tools, trunks furs,
instruments, etc, at low interest. Large
loans at banking rates. Uncle Sam, ~ b.
1st South. sl25
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ALMOST NEW UPRIGHT MAHOGANY
plano cheap; taken under mortgage ll2
over Keith-O Brlen's store. r196&
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ACCORDION PLEATING

sJjNBURST ACCORDION AND SIDE
pleating. Mrs. Jennens. S3 Third East.
Bell phone 947-k- nS39
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JANITOR FOR ILIFF NJ. E. CHURCH.
Inquire 14S So. 18th East 4l4 McCor-
nick building s667
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~ ---0~0~~~~~-~--
Co. n0 w. S. TEMPLE.
lS2I' Ind, l2l4- $50