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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-01-13

SOCIETIES.
X. o. T. NJ.
OGEMA TENT No. 9s-Regular reviews every
second and ionrth SATURDAYS. Members are
especially req uested to be present on fourth
Saturday. Visiting knights are cordially wei
come.
S. G. Murphy, Commander,
G.. A. Houston, L. X.
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NJ. ". of A.

NJ. W. Of A.
GRAND MARA1s CAMP No. 9a67.-Regular
meetings every first Saturday in Johnsons hall
and every third Saturday at Maple Hill town
hall. Visiting neighbors cordially welcome.
N. j Bray, Consul.
g. A. Houston. Clerk.
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I OPT, !: of a Week i
Concerning. our People, Business and
Progress in the County and Town..
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Union Sunday School meets at
the church Sunday morning at 11:30.
@ 9 o
Divine Service.-Grand Mara:s every
Sunday morning at l1:30 and-aga1n in
the evening at 7:30. Ali are cordially
to attend.
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L. U. c. TITUS, IL. B.,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR.
Grand Marais, MINI.

D. B. McALPINE, LII. B.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Grand Marais. MINI.
Agent Mutual Life lns. Co. of New York.
Real Estate. Claims Contested.
Collections given special attention.
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WANTED.
Few good homestead locaters wanted
Address,
FINNISH AMERICAN LAND CO.,
200 Torrey Bldg,
Duluth, MINI.
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LIST OF JUROR 81
: =. IT1 = - EZe7-[!.:I9@- ~ - *
Official Proceedings Of the Count,
E s.. = Board. %=: - + r

The. follow ng jurors were selected: :.
.,N'f$A. OR m :I1IRORa :s%;f &c.,
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FUNERAL NOTICES

PoLLoCK-The funeral services over the rc.
mains OF tho late Potter j Pollock, in his
sixtieth year, who died in Ophir, Utah,
Samuel J. Pollock. will bo held today (Sun.
day). at 10 a, NJ. from tho funeral chapel Of
Joseph William Taylor, 21 South West Tenn
plo street. this city. Friends aro invited to
attend. Deceased was an old-timo minor in
Utah.
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AUCTION SALES


BY Z. M. ONION, ON THURSDAY AUG.
30th, at 1880 n. M, at No. 1916 So.
Fifth East St, will sell lot Of nice clean
household goods. fne carpets and rugs, Gle
CANT couch. fine upholstered parlor furniture.
rockers and chairs, centre tables, lot fine oil
paintings. portieres and lace curtains. dining
table, leather scat dining chairs comb. buffet
and china closet, Domestic sewing machine,
hno new Stewart steel range. hot blast heater,
fine linoleum, good iron beds, dressers com.
modeg. hall tree, china and glassware, lot
klndling wood and lumber. etc, etc.
These goods have been in use but few
months
Take Waterloo car to Harrison st.. ono
block east. b205S
THURSDAY, AUG. 80, AT 116 STATE ST,
at 1880 a. M, now Pope Tribune automo-
bile, cost 5000, two Wlnton autos. cost about
$500 each when new, aud blackboard; cost
S400, compressed air tank automobile Mt
tings, lathe, cost S75, bra2ers' furnace lots
Of machinists' tools visos, desk, lettor press.
ticlcs Stock OF the Now Salt Lake Auto
Co., bankrupt Particulars on date OF sale.
H. J. Rivers, Assignee x. A. Andrews,
Auctioneor b2O2s
ON MONDAY, AUG. 27, AT 1o:3o A. M,
No. s35 E. Sixth South ST., parlor rock
ers parlor set, rugs and carpets, two fold
ing beds, iron beds, drcssers, chiffopiers,
book shelves tables and stands pictures,
dishes, two heating stoves steel range. limo
icum, washing machine, lot lumber etc.
ALSO ON TUESDAY, AUG. %.
At 1880 a. m, No. 173 w. Second South
st., parlor rockers, couch, chefIonier. lot
carpets dining table and 5Ideboard desk
iron beds stands and dressors. pictures. cup
board, dishes cook and heating stoves, bed
room set, desk, books and shelves; rooms
completely furnished.
ALSO ON WEDNESDAY, AUG. 90.
AT 1880 4. M, No. 353 E. Fifth South st.
parlor rockers, settec, couch, stands. cur
tains, iron beds. dressers, bedroom set car
pets, dining table, dishes, cupboard. cook
and heating stoves fruit jars, etc.
e. A. ANDREWS, Auctioneer b211a
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DIED

SALIsBERRY-At tho residence of her
on Saturday. August 25, OF old age, Sarah
Holder Salisberry, Born In Stock, somer-
sotshiro, England, March 81, 1919. Funeral
services Sunday, August 26 at p. Ii. from
the Fifteenth ward meeting house, Eighth
Wost and First South streets. Friends IN
vitod. Rem2iua may be viewed at tho resi-
donco Of j. w. Ashton, 1872 South Seventh
West street from 20 p, m,
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MARRIAGE TICENSEs

->,->>->~-y->-~>" ">>-.>>->,-~--~-~H-
Vernon l.. Sanford, Salt Lake, Bertha
6endrlcSson Salt Lake
Carl Ingebretson, Salt Lake. Ethel Ab-
bott. Snlt Lase
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

GBEK w. HALL, UNDERTAKES AND
embhlmcr, 22S SO, w, Temple; phones
1919. yA93
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MONUMENTS AND ToMBSToNEs.
SIX NEW CARLOADS TO SELECT PROM.
r. Mckenzie. 522 SO. State. VI
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HOTEL CLERK. ADDRESS JONES, TRIB-
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WANTED

WANTED FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING.
Three rooms, heat, bath. by couploi no chill
dTeni state conveniences, location, prico, a
63 Tribune, b2OSl
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TWO OR THREE UEFUREIsHAD MOD
ern rooms. References exchanged. Phone
1677-NY.
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ASsAYBR AND ENGINEER, 500 PER
month Plumhof Employment Agency, 60Ns
z, end So. b1674
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5-RooM BRICK HOUSE, 90 L
and llth So, sltuatsd = 3
very desirable location Z,
Candy Co., l5s West Sd b
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

- -
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
ught housekeeping, No. SEE SO. Main.
Bell Tel No. l2O2-B b206T
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4ROoM MODERN HAf NJ
Apply ]. G. McDon,ld o. {
30.
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WHERE TO STOP


LINCOLN HOUSE; PAUL Helm PROP:
69 Z. lst So; 200 rooma; ratos, 26c, 35o
and soc. II96i
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MORPHINE, opIy;;M o1;; ~ q
caino habit, nya.us nyssn - ~
OF harmless perm csisfa
Baldwin, box 1917 ol
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SAFES

NEW AND SECONDHAND, CASH, TRADE
or time. Sorenson- Stout Co., sole agents
for the ''old reliable Halls safes Beware
OF limitations. ONCE, /, y, L, Furniture
Store. as z. End South. s441
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THREE ROOMS, pAgyay >.
no children. '''' eah
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pERsoNiL.

YOUR FUTURE FoEE5%S =
prove the supen1onaTI sIaI a..
above all others, ! VII ~. SI 1,,s
special forecast ioI ,Ia .1,i Gai
addreused envelope sIa H.
fortune worth having
752, Chicago.
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BE TEJBGRAPHER; EARN FROM $40
10 SIPS monthly; writo for our FREQ book
let: explains how to lt yourself nnd secure
taught in connection with regular course.
Modern School Of Telegrsphy, Charles bldg
Denver, Colo. y125l
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NO. z37 SOUTH nm
s25. Al hAIi
No, 7so st., b.,oez, :,
A. hicStsr. 10 Wen II
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TWO MEN TO TRAVEL, EXPERIENCE
not required; can earn 500 per month.
Apply 169 So. 3rd 2. bi37S
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NEW SEVEN ROOM HouE
room and Laundry; lss,tN
South ST. Apply at lsis y
telephone 10sl-Y.
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HOTEL OF 70 BOOM
ougnly modern, rss \,
and cold ws,sy |. ~
rooms With pr!vsu ia
connections; ey.Yt.efr
Houston neal Eina tr
Phones 27. 1slE
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WANTED-MoToR AND TRUCK REPAIR
ors for street railway work; night work at
beginning; ratio of pay. S2.25 to $3.50 per
day Of nine hours; time and one-half Tor
overtime; transportation 10 and from work.
Address P o. box 5O2, San FTanciaco. Cal.
b100J
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

COME AND GET FULL PARTICULARS
075-Takos regular bakery, all cash trade
clearing S125 a mo.
S115O-Groccry and dry goods. with steady
paying trade, r. +. dist
s 725-3-chair barber shop, low rent ana
a mouey.maker.
Sl3o0-Frui. cigars and grocery store, cx-
collont trade; location o. x.
s b60-Groccry, fruit and cigar store
60o-Candy and ice cream parlors
700-Light outdoor business, hali cA9h'
clearing S125 a mo.
560-Fur. Il rms for L. housekeeping.
S1O25-Nice fur. IL mod. rms, Main ST.
an excellent buy.
SIO00-Fur. high toned 12.r mod. b. house;
choice location.
S1200-Fur. and lease IL rms M 81,
S1660-Fur. 1s mod. rms; bargain.
S15o0-Fur. and lease 90 rms; S, r.
S2000-Fur. and lease II rmB., new fuFni-
turo long lease: o. X.
S260O-Fur. and Lease 20 mod. rms: loWeBt
ront in city,
II you wish 10 got next 10 some OF tho
best business opportunities In the city "
Will pay you 10 sec me at once. Newcomo,
63h w 2nd So. X. 7. Ind. 126; Bell
2O62-Y. DZOoe
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0oRDER MADE c0ass,isi, Ia' :,s,I
card brings samp.'ee, ny. e,itT -
gsH gs!sGs and i's gst "a; ,di;s.sI5I;d iIsl! p -
Ladies Lad s Supply H'''s
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ONE BAY MARE, WEIGHT $50, BRAND
''R'' on shoulder. Return to R. McKen-
zie, Lake Breeze, and receive reward. Bell
phone S54S-Z. b2021
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ELEGANT MOD. siol7
in New Yors bsetn<
St, everything rsy q
date. Houston Rsil Es1z
Phones 27. Isl 3
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GROCERY STORE wr7v -
nVihS rooms. J.E. Suss
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LADY CLOTHES IRoNERs AND MANGLE
girls OF Model Steam Laundry. yl504
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE; EIGHT
woeks required Barbcrs earn from $500
10 $500 per week. Come and learn special
torms. Molors S Barber College, 60 East
First South street. b136f
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FOR SALE. cHEAlF.,.ITs.1o ~. y {
cts TO Fort WoII, s f;s,tnl 4
den, Utah.
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2 Rooms, Rooms, PANTsY AyD :,
children. 255 Eut 5ti -
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WANTED-YoUNG MEN TO LEARN TEL
cgraphy and railroad accounting, salaries
S75 TO 500. For froe catalogue address Morse
College of TolegrNphy, 800 18Th st, Oak.
land, Cal, b20d9
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTHING.
trunks, yalises; best prices paid, % Com.
mercial st Reply by postal card. Phones
s77i.K. tIA
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JADY's BLACK COAT TO SUIT; AT sAU-
Ger track; reward Return to cngine-room
at Emery Holmes. bl926
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UPRIGHT PIAEo: wr1 =
able 70 careful r.llasIs .,-
Atlas big Phones 9.sl
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SCALP TREATMENT

S1ANIoURING, sHAMPooMG. gARPER
method. eos Tho Tompleton. Fone
9702-Z, asQs
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IN SIX WEEKS WE EDUCATE YOU IN
salesmanghip, secure you position as trav
cling salesman with responsible firm. Ad-
dress the BradsLrcot sysiom, Rochester, N. Y
b1996
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bh BR0TBypo -.
5S1g 5SrS S,d STd S. I'm WI, v
!, 554 E. SO. TempJ,, ,,'i;....rs
Rooms 43a.435 co.ss,,,u cs;, utit
s,a Ace E. rooms, II i,e. eS.0sSi,lss., SlIss :
9Si pSl. No, Q 9th West, 1 e rssl, :
81 Cans m s,,.!, ~; ist scuiS, 81,
Tut'lo Brothsir, i5s 1T 81, :
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YOUNG MAN FOR OFFICE WORK, SHORT
hand and typcwriting, $40 per month 10
start Apply Mt D. g. II. q. ticket onico. Dooly
block b2045
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LADY'S GOLD WATCH, WITH DIAMOND
crescent on back. on Bingham train or Srd
ct. Return 126 z St., or c. II. Lash
brooks store, Bingham canyon. Reward
bee6
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ARCHITECTS

ERSKINE & LILJENBERG, 52s-2A DooLY
building, Ind 'phono s4a. Bell s4s.K
Artistic homes, y6
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FURNITURE. STOVES. BICYCLES. sTAE
Furniture Store, 3l5 So. State. Bell
9s3.E.
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TWO LARGE UNFTRS1sEr
rent; SO per month sii ~
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LOST

5-MoNTHs-oLD FOX TERRIER, WITH
collar on, white With black spots, reward
223 S. 2nd East, b2106
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FOR SALE OR REET-A GOOD RnsTAU-
| dress p. o. box $50, city. b2091
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LEASE AND FURNITURE OF GROOM
boarding and rooming house, good location.
81, Tribune. o2O6l
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SToRERooMS, 2iS Mm
near Second South; J N
Second South snd St,o-f -, I.
location. Apply g. B. =
hotel,
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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

], T. HURST g. CO., FISCAL ACTS. FOE
the Hurst Automatic Switch & Signal Co.,
the system for the greatest safety of the
travelling public and quickest dispatch OF
trains, now boirg installed On tho o. 8. L.
r. R., this city; q limited block stock for
oale; buy today before big advance; full IN
formation upon request; don't wait; ilvesti-
gate now So Coml. blk, Salt Lake City.
Both phones IT'S.
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SECONDHAND STORE.

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR 2ND-HAND
goods. o. e: Furn. Co.. SOC State. Fon.s;
Ind, $780, Boil, 1906. s79e
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FINE OIL PAINTINGS, TABLES, JOHN
Van range, White sewing machine. now.
Parties leaving city. ola z. 9th so. Bell
phone 2379-X. b2l1S
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BOARD AND ROOMS

LARGE ROOMS, MODERN, WITH BOARD,
for gentlomon- 325 So. 2nd East. bIs67
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PERSON FINDING ROLL OF DRAWINGS
on train from Garfield Friday return to
Tribune and receive reward. b2112
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WANTED-HELP

GROCERY statesmen WANTED; A FEW
honest, energetic men may socuro exclusive
territory selling hotels, restaurants, farmers
and other large consumers permanent and
profitable employment state present oocnpa-
ton and mention references. John Sexton s.
Co., 16, ia, 90, % State st,, Chicago. b1oO4
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LARSON s. NEALSoN BUY SECOND
hand furn., stoves. etc. 25i go. State.
VII
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING CO., 50 E
1st South. Phones 979-4256. bls65
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GOOD cow FOR SALE. 800 E. sTH SO,
b20S6
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CARPET "
@ooMpSEsssD "A AI5a 5a,.s
0JMa process. Sa'isSDa11g sSDa1gsis a'Id
E. ist South o'' -
promptly. sr
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GROOM HOUSE. NQuW
Cafe.
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CHOICE 5 AND 5.R0oN IL
and water. 556 So. "A
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ATTORNEYS

J, E. DARNdER, LAWYER. OFFICES. "a
and "a Commercial blk. Phones o4o-z
and l217. U2Tda
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MApAMs AlIE1sEE e.; flS y b
Aops Of lls 50. y! W.T. SSsta
for q few WeoA -
turn date.
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6APLAN HOUSE CLEANING CO.; Salts
faction guaranteed. 63l Main; both
phones lS66-Y. xoAoI
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HOUSE AND BApg 49,
~ vacant Sept. lT ,iAiN
81 Z, ord So. 500
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/ ROAD BUGGY, $3.50; ROAD BUGGY,
s1l; / surrey, 825; l top grocery wagon.
with top, $3.50, Coop. Secondhand Store.
Bell 'phono 3679. b2Io9
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BUTTE PAPER CLEANING co.; LEAVE
orders at Smith Drug Co.; both phones
26S. yga
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cLAIRVoyly!

THE ONLY srIsIiga%s; Ia1.l y;
worthy Of the .,,nr nlIaiil I3ail -,
from your spiri; .,s.s ins- S,15 ,
something on on,.,io1 yss uh
answer any aae'.iIssOo sIsO itaaA
out sat sSsias :;salse; n i.daai;;l.sss, ais i
sssspSeciaI!y ssS ia!Is i iSny.sa;;s ysss;s Isz Isa:z
Esst Third eouS
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SCAVENGERS

~~~~>~-O-~-~-~~~~O~---~~~
UTAH ScAVENGER CO.; OFFICE $50 So
8rd r, Ind 3945: Bell 26lo-k ias2
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WE. TELL EyEsSsIssIess ,I:!: SssIs
"c, Guided, zoe. uTIsssa uTTIs,Ia 'A
1 1oSsco adjoinS our -
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MODERN HOUSE, CLOSE IN, BREAKFAST
and dinner II desired. 157 North State.
b16o7
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cay MARE. SOUND, FAST AND SAFE
for man OF woman, also almost now rubber.
tirod runabout. Gail today; this horse ia
guaranteed. II EarI's ct. b2l13
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FURNITURE OF SEVEN HOUSE,
desirable location. Inquire l66 So. First
| West. b2Os7
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~~-~~~-~-~~~~~>~~~~~~~
'SMAhIEG, TAILORING AND BE-
: work. 524 Constitution blk. a1675
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FOR sALE-MIs MIscELLANEoUs
THIS is YOUR CHANCE.

I DESIRE TO SELL HALF INTEREST IN
q good paying business that prohted over
$4,000 in four months. Addreso 329 D. F.
Walker building. Phone Independent 1888,
Bell 1316-Y.
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FRESH JERSEY COW. CALL MORNING
and evoning. 241 z. 9th SO. b2l05
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PRIVATE HoGGE FOR ooNFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. a. ID. Olson, $50 East 9th
South. Phone Bell 26e1iY. a193e
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FURN. ROOM AND BOARD FOE GENTLE
men; mod 226 E. Brigham. a24bs
VERY DESIRABLE LOCALITY; REASON.
able rates; one block from Main lIs
Brigham. a2s6
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, BOWLING
alleys and supplies. sec "ctherbee, i3
Richards st. DZOoS
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ENGRAVERS AND DESIGNERS

ETcHINGs. HALF-ToNES AND CUTS DE
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-01-05

81 knew you'd act this way, but it
doesn't help matters. Some day l may
be able to pay back the money l took,
and I'm going to work until l do"
Brewster protested that he had no
use for the money and begged him to
retain the position Of trust he had held.
But Harrison had too much self re-
spect to care 20 be confronted daily
with the man he had wronged. Gradu-
ally Monty realized that hopper was
pursuing the most manly course open
to him and gave up the effort to dis
suade him. He insisted upon leaving
New York, as there was no opportu-
nifty to redeem himself in the metropo-
lis.
1--WE made up my mind, Monty, to go
out west-up in the mountains, perhaps
There's no telling, l may stumble on
a gold mine up there-and-well, that
seems to be the only chance | have to
restore what have taken from you"
"By Jove, hopper, 1 have it, cried
Monty. "If you must CO. I'll stake you
in the hunt for gold"
In the end hopper consented to fol
low Brewster's advice, and it was
agreed that they should share equally
all that resulted from his prospecting
tour. Brewster grub staked" him for
a year, and before the end of the week
new tenderfoot was on his way to
the Rocky mountains.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-01-05
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
FOR A GOOD STOMACH
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Warning To Every Man and Woman.

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