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The Glenwood post., 1906-04-28
Better Nail Service

" Aspen Postoffice, April 20, 1905.
"Aspen Times. Gentlemen-Cbjef
Clerk Putney, R. M. s.. has ordered
sack to be dispatched on train rs
branch and three main line. You
will now be able to get your papers
into Glenwood Springs as fast as
steam will carry them.
"W. s. CLARK, P. NJ"
This Is the result of our effort to
get express mail pouch on the morn
ing Midland to Glenwood. Heretofore
our papers have had to lay in the
Aspen office all day and 20 down
on the evening Grande which really
took 1t as long to get to Glen wood
as to Denver. The Times took this
up with the postal department and
you see the result.
This morning mail bag for Glen.
wood should mean much for the bust.
ness interests of Glenwood and Aspen.
We beg to acknowledge the cooper a.
tion Of our obliging postmaster, w.
8. Clark, in this. Aspen Times.
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-28
A Splendid Company

The bill, "Her Double Life" a.
produced Monday night at the Glen
wood opera house by Laura Franken
field and her splendid company, proved
to be one of the best plays that has
ever been seen in Glenwood. Mis-.
Frankenfeld was all that the press re-
ports had pictured her and there was
not murmur of disapproval heard
among the large audience in attend
ance.
Miss Frankenfield is very strong
emotional actress with an excellent
stage presence aud very pleasI ne
voice and her supporting company i,
we'll balanced and up to the standarl
in every particnlat. Among those
coming in foI especial praise is St.
George Dagelen who took the lole of
Julian Gray" Mr. Dagelen dis
played rare talent and there was not a
moment of weakness in his whole
cast. James H. Morrison was also
good. Elsie Kaye as Lady Jane,
Roy" and Emily lie Febre as "Grace
Roseberiy' were very clever and
pleased the audience immensely.
Altogether, the company is good
one and 1t is to be hoped that Miss
Frankenfeld will again visit Glen.
wood, at which time she is sure to be
greeted by crowded house.
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-28
GeawoOd Mans Good Luck

A good one is now being told on
Alderman Wither. The other day a
stranger arrived in town and at once
began inquiring about the price of bus
iness lots. The Wither Brothers had
Just purchased the lot opposite their
store for $2, $50 and the stranger had
already been made aware of the deal,
but he did not know that Archie
Wither, to whom he was talking was
one of the purchasers. You can i'm
agine how Archie felt when the
stranger pointed to the lot and said
"What do you think Some
damphool paid s2, $50 for that lot over
the way.
Archie is on the water wagon, but
if some topper had happened along
about that time with bottle of Paul
Jones there is no telling what might
have happened. Steamboat Sentinel.
The above mentioned lot was owned
by 81. Mettlemann of this place, who
eighteen years ago paid the sum of
1925. This makes a clear profit of
over q, 900 for Mr.. Mettlemann, de
Quoting the amount paid out for taxes,
which was beyond question good in.
vestment. 1t isn't likely that he
even dreamed at the time of buying
the lot that it would ever have sell
ing price of 81, $50.
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-28
Pneumonia Causes Death

The death of Mrs. B. F. Shortt oc.
CURED in this city Tuesday afternoon
of pneumonia. Recently Mrs. Shortt
fell and sustained a broken limb from
which shock she WAS slowly mending
but on account of her advanced age
was unable to combat the ravages OF
pneumonia.
The remains were taken to Aspen,
where the deceased lived for many
years, and the funeral held from the
residence of Mrs. M. B. Brown at three
O'Clock Thursday afternoon. Rev.
Millikan of the Methodist church off
"iate1.
Mrs. Shortt has made her home in
Glenwood for the past several years
with her daughters, Mrs. Williamson
and Miss Dora Short, who with Mrs.
French were at their mothers bedside
when she passed away. They have
the sympathy of many Glenwood
friends.
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-28

The estimate of the cost of the canal
is 40. 600. OF the land covered about
10, 600 acres belongs to the state. Ar
rangements have been completed
whereby ono third of this will be
given to the company, a policy the
state usually follows in these matters.
Papers for the appropriation of the
water have been filed with the state
engineer and with the county clerk and
everything is in readiness to begin
work early this spring. The project
is a most important one and will pro
vide homes for hundreds of people in
the near vicinity of Steam boat
Springs .-Steamboa Pilot.
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-28
Of Interest to Hog RaiSers

An interesting experiment in the
feeding OF young sows which was car
ried out this last winter at the State
Agricultural College has recently been
completed and the results summarized,
On account of the great and increas.
ing consumption Of pork In this stats.
there is always a strong and active hoe
market both at Denver and many local
points. OF the hogs sold on the Den.
YER markets, about eighty per cent
are grown outside of the state. When
We consider together with the above
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-28
Rifle Quick to Render Aid

Rifle was probably the first town
around in this vicinity to send car
load of provisions to San Francisco.
Saturday morning John Grant started
the ball rolling in behalf of the Frisco
sufferers and before night the car
was filled with contributions and sent
on its way to the stricken city.
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-28
The schramms Heard From

A card was received Monday from
Mrs. schramm saying that they we're
now in Berkeley with friends but had
spent two nights in Golden Gate
park. They lost every thing but their
trunks which were still in the park.
Mrs. Schramm said her feet were
blistered as they only walked four
teen miles to get to the ferry. and
thdt as soon as her nerves recovered
from the shock she would write a full
account of their experiences
On Thursday morning Fred Barlow
received letter from Mis-. Schramm
containing a detailed account of their
flight from the fire. She says that
she was as cool as if nothing had oc-
CURED but Mr.. Schramm and George
we're both half paralyzed with fear
After the shock which partly de-
molished their home, they dressed and
went to their Office where they found
left only the ground floor and walls,
and managed to save their bank book
and few papers Mr.. Schramm had
been down with rheumatism and was
in poor condition for walking but they
reached Golden Gate park where
they spent the first night and the next
day after walking miles got to the
ferry, almost exhausted. They are
now at the Enzensberger home and
are feeling we'll and she says MIR.
Schramm faith in the future of San
Francisco is still unshaken.
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-28
Club Ladies' Collection

Monday afternoon Mrs. H. Bulls
and Mrs. K. G. Voorhees, collected a
generous box of clothing which they
sent out that night to the San Fran.
cisco sufferers from the Glenwood
Reading club. The people we're quick
to respond to the request for this kind
of assistance and it took only a short
time to collect the donations.
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-28
TELL OF SUFFER-
ING and RELIEF
Friends and Relatives Made Happy
by News Of Loved 0ReS---AH
Classes Stirred to Action
by News Of Suffering
THIRD CAR PROVISIONS SOLICITED
Benefit Fund Increased

The dance given at the opera house
Saturday night tor the benefit of the
San Francisco earthquake victims was
we'll attended and added about $40 to
the relief fund which was sent from
this city.
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-28
WOmen'S Club MeetiRd

For the Women's club meeting at
Grand Valley Saturday April 2sth the
Rio Grande will make rate of one
fare round trip to Aspen, Eagle. Rife
and intermediate stations. Selling
dates Friday and Saturday April 9th
and 2sth, return limit Sunday. April
Goth.
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-28
Trl.County Federation Plan to Assist

The Tricounty Federation Of
Women 8 clubs has decided to send a
car of provisions to San Francisco next
week. They are soliciting subscrip-
tions and especially want carrots and
onions, but donations of any kind
whatever will be accepted.
Mrs. Eugene Grubb of Carbondale
president of the federation, has asked
the Post to receive the contributions
in Glenwood. either money or pro-
visions, which will be cheerfully done.
However small the amount, it will
he taken care of and turned over to
the committee.
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-28
Glenwood Girls Experience

James Ryan received letter Tues.
day morning from his sister Maggie
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-28

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ERAL HOUSEWORK.
bly, 81 So. 7th East:
f420
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LITTLE G. LITTLE
MOVE 9U1cKLy, FOR PRICES ARE
THE MoNEY,MAKER IS 2oxl65. ON
MAIN, FOR $4,000. THE CASH PAY
MENT is EASY.
- s!Xlss AND RIGHT OF WAY. On
FIRST SOUTH SEIM FAcfNd EGH sFA HHsT AT AS ss45
T1ST; Tf,S nAVs IT WILL SELL HIGHER IN
1S5x127 AND RIGHT OF WAY. COR
GROVES CoRNER, AT 5000 FOOT;
Sb S5xsf SRb vi %b sfD as S2 I55 55FTEFS F06H sSD
FLATS. At s225 FOOT; HOUSE RENTS
FOR s19 MO. IDEAL SITE FOR STORE
AND MEAT MARKET.
4ox1s2 CORNER. ON 1sT SOUTH. Be
TWEEN 2ND AND BIRD EAST. AT S125
FOOT.
s2a ssxls5, KS On Nn erg SOUTH BETWEEN 1T sSSS
FOOT.
TN FEET ON SOUTH SIDE BRIG
HAM. BETWEEN STATE AND 2ND
EAST; 9RooM MODERN HOUSE; s175
FOOT.
2osx14ss, STATE, BETWEEN 4TH
AND 5TH soUTH, AT $500 FOOT.
s-RooM MODERN PRESSED BRICK.
HARDWooD FLOORS. FURNACE,
ETC, 121 F ST. $3.50.
SWEETEST e-RooM MODERN
EHEsSED isT sT NsAR sAISS {; 4S $500 ahH mANhhf'
2ax5, COR 18TH E. AND 2ND So;
$3.50.
5,RooM. FRAME At $50 EUCLID
AVE; $500 CASH; $500.
ANOTHER BARGAIN.
1s5x111a. CORNER 2Np 80. AND 9TH
WEST, AT $165 FOOT. 1T WILL SELL
IN A FEW DAYS.
5X2o. WITH GOOD HOUSE, 11TH
| EAST, NEAR 2ND SOUTH; $4,000.
WE HAVE MANY OTHERS. But
| THE ABOVE WILL SELL THE FIRST
| OF THE WEEK.
LITTLE & LITTLE. UNDER NATL.
| BANK OF REPUBLIC. 1895
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FOR EXCHANGE


SANTA BARBARA (CAL.) RESIDENCE
for Utah or Idaho ranch Groom house.
lot 75x935. one Of the best streets,
value $4,000, must leave the coast For
particulars address Salt Lake Realty Co..
4ls 0. F. Johnson bldg. Los Angeles,
Cal 1910
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Tho Tonopah Utah Mining company loca.
ton OF principal place Of business 2a2
South West Temple 0treet Salt Lake City
Notice
There are delinquent upon tho following
described stock on account OF assessment
leviod on October 20, 1906 tho sevcra,
amounts set opposite the names OF the re
Spoctiyo shareholders, AS follows
Shares. Amt
". II. Irvine. ..-..--,.- 1915 S.I9
c. o. Ellingwood ........, 75o SO
Dcy & stevens ,..,..... 5000 ~ so
order OF the board OF directors made ON
the Goth day OF October. 1906, so many
shares OF each parcel of such stock as may
be necessary will be sold at tho Office
OF the company. 282 South West Temple
street. at 10 o clock a. IN, on the 10th
day Of December. 1906 10 pay tho deln-
quent assessments, together with cost Of ad.
vertising and expenses OF sale
e2o26 J. e. 6ALIGHER. Secretary.
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A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work 46. +. 9th South.
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$1,000

Buys broom brick cottage. nearly new.
lot 5x10 rods. and located near 11th
South and 9Th East.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

PLEASANT ROOM FOR 2 GENTLE
men: first class house. excellent board.
A33 e lst South.
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A 10-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. AND
six rooms OF furniture for sale cheap.
SO Vine St, near McCornick's residence.
e10I2
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NEW AND SECOND HAND CASH.
trade. or time. Sorensen- -Stoutt Co,
sole agents for the "old reliable Halls
safes," Beware OF !rnitations. Office /.
y, l.. Furniture Store. 4S F. I'd South.
aii1
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FOE sALE-REAL ESTATE.

INVESTORS!
While you are buying business proper
ty you can't afford 10 overlook these:
s45 ,000-A big snap In the heart OF town.
with good 4-etory brick building.
$50, ,000-33i feet Of the best frontage on
Main street,
S35, ,000-21 feet on Main ST., with 4-story
brick business block.
$l5, ,000-5x10 rods less than blocks from
Alta club. with 2 houses worth
$4,000.
$25 .000-s-story and basement fiat build
ing, 3 blocks from Main st. Will
pay 10 per cent on investment
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE AND IT,
TIE CO.,
George Romney president;
c. 3. Stewart. Vice President;
A. w. Smith. Sec. and Manager:
Walter Romney. Treasurer,
so Main ST. Both phones 704.
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$3.50

Buys 2-story frame; it's modern, except
furnace; has rooms, and is located on
the north side OF 1st street
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WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GIRL
for general housework. 53l First ~
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HAT FACTORY

~--~---~---~|--~-~-----~-
SALT LAKE HAT FACTORY. "a EAST
LIST south Fonc 1S7l-X Hats clean
ed and retrmmed blI3S
HATS OF ALL KINDS CLEANED,
blocked, remodeIed. Room 81. Eagle
block. Phone 1354-Y. a2i77
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LADY BOOKKEEPER FOR GEN. MDSE;
store In Bingham: wust be quick ana
accurate: give references and state sal.
ary Address a is Tribune. 1856
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A WOMAN FOR TRAVELLING MANAG-
er for reliable firm. Add 40. Trlb,
eSoof
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$500 cash, balance on time, buys L
room modern cottage. including furni-
ture. on 1st St; heated by hot-air fur
mace.
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. two in family; d-room nat
Rell phone 1885. cSbJ
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ING AND FURNACE
brders at Druehl q
homes 100. f21O
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ATTORNEYS

j. Z. DARMER, LAWYER. OFFICES
72 and ~ Commercial Blk Phones
e49-Z and 1211 W2TA3
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ARCHITECTS

>>---~-~-,--~~-~----------- -~~>-~>~>~----
ERSKINE & LILJENBERG. REMOVED
to 230-23l Coml Club bldg. Phone,
Ind. S43: Bell. Si3-k. Artistic homes.
Va
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RSMENT NO. 4.

ted Mining company. nrI,.
|aneSs: Salt Lake City, Utah.
given that at a mcetinc of
Cctors. held on the nth DIV
ob, an assessment of tbreo
kre was lowed on tho capital
poraton, payable on or be.
ny OF December. 1906. IN
'ecretnry, at 81 South Main
|e City, Utah. Any s,ocl
nssessment may remain un-
day Of December, 1906, viii
advertised for sale at pub.
|nniess payment Ia made he.
on the 9th day OF January
to pay tho delinquent a.
d with tho cost OF adyortis.
OF salo.
|J: BATEMAN. Secretary.
Utah. November 10. 1909
o1761
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f556G

SURE SALES THRU
Ashton & Jenkins. 73 So. Main. e655
s26, ,OOO-BUSINESS PROPERTY, NETS 8
per cent
Slooo-House, West side; nets 10 per
cent.
Four-room brick house. S. E.i price
$500.
Four room brick house, modern. s. D.;
price $4,000.
e1629
SEE STOWE & PALMER AD.. PAGE 3.
e248T
THE FOLLOWING ARE EXCEPTIONAL
BARGAINS:
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LIKE A ROOM
ars old can be taken
| Mrs. X Cross, Paris
f57l
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BRAND NEW S400 MAHOGANY PLANO,
at big sacrifice. 155 Center st, ea648
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CLOTH
,ses: best prices paid;
net. Reply by postal
,-T ia
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That flrst-claes biz cor. Of Sd So. and
West Temple, will sell within IL months
for $1,000 per foot, can buy for $500 per
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$1,000
$3760,

Buys a neat Groom cottage. No. % p st.
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SIS 900 buys cor. 165 feet two blocks from
business. BETTER COME AND
SEE THIS
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CARPET CLEANING

~~O~-~~~~~~~~-~~~--~~~~
UTAH SANITARY HOUSE CLEANING
Co Phones 55o ISIS
COMPRESSED AIR. NEW SANITARY
process. National House Cleaning Co.
SO e 1st South. Carpets called for and
delivered promptly h1965
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AUCTION SALES

$50. 900 WORTH OF JAPANESE ART
goods. must be sold at auction. daily
pm. and pm from now on until
Christmas SO So. Main ST. ei22l
FIGURE WITH Us BEFORE BUYING
your household goods elsewhere. Most
complete stock OF second hand goods In
the city; 800 heaters. cook stoves and
ranges at bottom prices. Western Furn-
iture Co.. 242 State ST Stove repairs
for anv old stove dl43i
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S $50 per foot. 52ax1e5 IT, north Knuts-
ford hotel. Nothing else In the
block for less than 5000 per foot.
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s47, 900 buys cor. 3six22o #. 3-story pr.
brick block J F. Walker cor, that
he refused $4,000 por foot.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE,

EDISON PHONOGRAPH PARLORS, 325
s. w. Temple Phone lli6-x. ol607
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UpHoLsTERING AND REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED
and repaired. Estimates submitted on
request. Phones 3299 5. l.. Matt. &
Mfg. Co. l5S w. LIST South 22i
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275 per foot dmproved) 3ex15o to all
ley. paved street, near Salt Laks
rheater,
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SPIRlTUALISTS

MRS. HARRIET FONTYN, TRANCE
medium: readings daily, meetings Sun
day and Thursday evenings at p. m.
at 267 s, West Temple d2920
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Don't forget-We have a large list Of
home and fiat and resident site property.
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The best and cheapest list OF whole
sale trackage and acreage properties On
The market.
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10y WANTS POSITION
TX morning and evening.
to school; no washing;
|ddress A "a, Tribune.
1864
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We have several good pieces on Main
BET. So. Tenn. and I'd So. SITS. cheap.
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PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER
TYPEWRITERs

ALL MAKES RENTED. REPAIRED.
exchanged, sold. Utah Typewriter Ex-
change Co. GO w. I'd South. al565
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LADY CLERK FOR DRY GOODS DEPT;
in nearby mining camp; experience ana
references required. Address 4 10, Trle-
unS- loNo
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FOUND

PURSE CONTAINING MONEY. CALL
at Franklin's los So. Main, Identify
property and pay advertising. f+l5
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a. RICHTER,
19 West 1st South. Phones 541, e2649
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

THERE IS A WAY TO MAKE MONEY
in Nevada mining stocks We win tell
YOU how In our market letter. sent free
for asking Patrick Elliott & Camp, Con-
servative Brokers and Mine Makers Cold
field. Nevada.
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40 PER CENT SAVED BY BUYING
rings and watches at Uncle sam 81
e lst South. l-o3
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FOR SALE-THE IMPROVEMENTS
fixtures, stock and lease OF the Rich
Refreshment Co. in basement of the very
best corner In Salt Lake City; elegantly
furnished and fully equipped for first
class restaurant and cafe, Apply Frank
Godbe. 3O5 Atlas block. receiver. 1907
SEE STOWE & PALMER AID. PAGE
e24S5
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MASSAGE

MRS. Il. G, GALLOW, NAPOR BATHS,
massage and natural scientific heal
Ing, from n. m. 10 p. 10 daily, at
35S s. w. Temple, el2S5
MRS SJOBERG. SWEDISH MASSAGE.
424 Pearl avenue. Bell phone 29ii-K.
Take Waterloo car. tl656
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TROUT EGGS OF ALL KINDS FOR
sale: shipped any place. on earth:
Eastern brook trout eggs ready for ship
ment Creede Hatching Co. Amethyst,
Colo e25i3
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COMPRESSED AIR CLEANING
PHONOGRAPIIS

UTAH SANITARY HOUSE, CLEANING
Co, Phones 565. $3.50
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MIDWIFE
BARGAINS

SALE BY AUCTION TO TAKE PLACE
at i5 East First South and continue
until Christmas. Don't miss this. Chi
cago Wholesale and Retail Picture Frame
and Mirror Company.
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GBLE RATES OF IN
lie Sam Will loan you
|alf the regular pawn
In diamonds. watches.
guns. tools. furs, in
kinds. ETC.; large loans
30 E. 1st So. di9S9
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOJSEWUkh;
ho f133
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OR BUY. IN GOOD
bcked; give full de
* 3S. Tribune y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-19
Has Made No Complaint.

Patrolman McDermott was detail
ed to Investigate a report that there
was some trouble between Mr.. and
Mrs. William Thompson, at As Fay
cite street, yesterday noon, When
Mac arrived the trouble was appar-
emily all owe Later in the after
noon Lizzie Thompson reported to
Chief Burke that Charles johnson.
of Front street, had assaulted her
father, William Thompson. She was
told to see the recorder this morning
and make a complaint. AS yet no
warrant has been sworn out.