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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-02-17
"The most false standard of success in

"The most false standard of success in the
world said the speaker "is that which sets up
dollars and cents as the height of it's ambition,
for the simple reason that no matter how much
money man may acquire there never comes a
time when he can rest and be content, that he
has enough if he has been devotee to the
money god. There is man in New York who
has set his ambition at 00000OO00, and if he
ever lives to acquire it he will be sorry that it
is not $2O0O0oo,00O.
Il believe that no man should have more
than $4,000 year, for if he lives right he does
not need any
"Organized society il exists today might
very fairly be divided into two general classes,
those who lave more appetite than dinners and
those who have more dinners than appetite.
and l feel positively certain that the greater
amount of real misery exists among the peo-
pie of the latter class.
'-As a life work [ would rather be able to
provide for the needs of a family, enjoy sthe
of good books and good friends#and
write one book that would be read hundred
years from now than to be able to anass all the
money in the world"
"All the money in the world cannot buy an
honest man, despite the infamous taunts off
skeptics, which often hear quoted that
every man has his price. Being a good poker
player may some time put man into the legis-
latures of this country or at least not debar
him, but it is honesty that makes men raiwavi
and bank presidents and there never
was such demand for honest men in the
world as there is today.
ITO the young men | say, make resolve
never to soil your conscience for the sake of
making friend, for the man who would ask
you to do something contrary to what is right
is not worth having for friend"
The emperor of Russia long before the
present crisis developed laid up in store against
the time to come. IF he was driven from his
dominions to-day he would not 90 unaedg ed
into the world. What his gross income actually
is no man dare say. The semi-official al
manach Hachette' which credited him with
over 100000 sterling per year, conf1scated
The figure IS pretty near the mark, apparently
for the Russo Journal of Financial Statistics
shows his revenue from his million square
miles of properties to be nanny millions of
r0ubles.
It is impossible to say what the 9TH CON
gressional district will do on the goyernorship
question at this early date but man MIGHT
make guess that of the several prospects
Eddy and Jacobson would divide it with the
majority in favor of the Lac qui Parle states
man. This district went for Dunn two years
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
JOHN w. MILLER, Register
Summons.

State Of Wisconsin, Circuit Court,
Rusk County.
Clara Robinson, plaintiff, VS.. Robert
Robinson, defendant.
State Of Wisconsin to the said Defen-
dant and each Of them.
Your are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after service of
this summons, exclusive of the day of
service, and defend the above entitled
action in the Court aforesaid. and in
case of your failure to do so, Judgment
will be rendered against you according
to the demands of the complaint, Of
which a copy is herewith served upon
you.
A. N. ANDERSEN,
Plaintiff Attorney.
P, O. address, Ladysmith, Rusk Co.,
Wisconsin.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
asatiaa far Publication, ase

NaEIaa 81 FNhlleafloa, -
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Land office at Wausau, Wis, SEPT.
Il, 1906.
Notice IS hereby given that Frank b.
Stafford, of Ladysmith, Wis, has filed
notice of his intention to make final
five year proof in support of his claim,
viz: Homestead Entry No. 10516, made
Oct. Is, 1901, for the mel of sci, sec
ton 80, Township 81, H., Range S, w,
and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Clerk Of the Circuit Court at
Ladysmith, Wis, on October 10, 1906.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of, the land viz: Luc-
ius d. Thayer, Peter c. Hanson, Alonzo
Smiley and George A, Dietrich, all of
Ladysaith, Wis,
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
unsSnlapsS sgiaHa.

Haitian Island, bfl the coast 81
China, is one Of the few unezplored
parts OF the earth left. A correspond.
ent of the South China Post saysstha
there is no doubt that Hainan is rich
and that it would repay development.
At the present moment there are two
foreign expeditions in the interior ex.
ploring the country.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13

st may be laid down as a broad
proposition" said the professor of POI
litieaI economy, that you cannot get
something for, nothing"
81 once got the measles for nothing,
professor" interrupted the young man
with the wicked eye-Chicago Trl~
Fbune.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
TorchOn Lace.

Torehon Is the newest lace to be an.
piled to blouses-torchon headings,
the beautiful handmade kinds. They
are used just as the cluny is. for strip
ping and edging.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
Unusual Pallor.

"Jimmy's got great scheme to get
ont O. school on these nice days. =
"How does he work it?''
HE goes out an washes his face
at recess, an the teacher thinks he's
sick an sends him home. - Cleveland
Leader.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13


viii. has caused many people 70. settle
in Rusk county, was in Ladysmith
Monday.
Frank Burgess of Tony, was in the
city Thursday.
John Denman Of Glen Flora, was a
visitor in the city Tuesday.
j. w. King, the missing night oper-
ator at the 500 depot, has appeared1at
Minneapolis.
D. F. Clark, Of the firm Of Osborne
& Clark, looked after lumber interests
in the city Thursday.
The Cosgriff family IS entertaining
A. M. Montgomery, a brother of Mrs,
Cosgriff. ,
Richard Foster started on another
cruising trip for pulp wood, leaving
Ladysmith Tuesday.
Supt. Mackin visited the Bruce
schools Thursday and at Big Bend yes
terday.
vPaul Ligirslsi of the Wisconsin Cen
trail crew working out of Ladysmith
had both legs broken in an accident the
last of the week.
Ezra Hess, the Weyerhaeuser lumber
man, was a business visitor in the city
| Saturday.
Robert Bates was business visitor
/ in Ladysmith Monday.
G.. w. Barker of Glen Flora was
among the eastward people in Lady
smith Thursday.
Frank Campbell of Bruce was in the
city Thursday.
8 Mrs. j.. Kermott''s friends are
pleased to know that she is on the
mend physically.
Mrs. Robert Corbett has returned
from a western visiting trip.
E. w. Hill is reported as getting
over his recent attack of illness.
Receiver Earling, Of the. defunct
First National bank was in the city a
couple of days the first of the week.
Anton Sybers of Tony. transacted
business in Ladysmith yesterday.
Amel T. Anderson, thesland and lam-
herman of Glen Flora, was a business
visitor in Ladysmith yesterday.
V The roof of the new Wisconsin Cen
trail depot is completed and the build
ing is rapidly shaping for use.
Ire beautiful weather Of yesterday
reminds us that we are entitled to a
bunch of fall weather yet.
| Dean & VIM are putting a concrete
floor in the Jail this week.
Mrs. Won Sender was in the city
from Chicago Thursday, accompanied
by F. w. Houghton, Milwaukee at
torney.
A. N. Andersen and wife went to
Cumberland yesterday to visit over
Sunday. 49,
J. FL. Denman, who rms the hotel
formerly managed by Eli Biller at
Glen Flora, was in the city Tuesday.
Bert Howard of Hawkins, was a
business visitor in Ladysmith Thurs
day.
Wanted-10 salespeople to assist at
the salvage sale. Apply at Ladysmith
Mercantile company store.
High mas will be held at the Cath
Ollie church at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
Dr.. Monroe and wife Of Monroe are
visiting the F. S. Warren family this
week.
J. M. Lepley of Bruce was in. the
city on a business trim yesterday morn
ing.
"Sure Mike" one of the greatest
merchandise sales ever attempted in
this section will be the I.adysmith Mer-
camille Co. s sale by the Minneapolis
Salvage Co. Sale opens Saturday, Oct.
9Th, and continues until all goods are
Sold
Arthur Preston was married in St.
Paul on Wednesday to Miss Agnes
Mulvey. They came to Ladysmith
Wednesday evening for a visit with
the family of Mr.. Preston's brother-in-
law, Jake Schmidt.
U. G. Blood, an Ingram merchant,
was business visitor in Ladysnith
Tuesday.
C. A. Coon, the Glen Flora lumber
man, was in Ladysmith on a business
trip Wednesday.
H. M. Laughlin of Atlanta, was a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-16

THE PLEASANTON, NO KENDALL
square. handsomely furnished rooms:
modern, close in. Phone 24GS-K. z23s
TWO ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING
ground floor. s. per mo 545 East 9th So
rS5
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CONFECTIONERY AND CIGAR
stand. handling fruits and soda fount /,
rent only $50; doing better than SIS q
day; must be sold this week for $3.50; fix
lures and everything complete.
Centrally located rooming- house OF
about ten rooms. vacant; reasonable rent
to desirable parties
A grocery store ut invoice; reasons for
selling want the money
rooming-house of twenty eight rooms,
long-term lease, steam heat, furnished :
rent 49, best buy in the city.
a grocery store and lunch counter: de-
eirable location for a lady or man in Ill
health. where they may get both riches
and health at the same time
we nave flrst-class saloon for sale In
an open town; everything goes with the
lease. Do not overlook this
Two desirable hotels In the heart of tho
city most reasonable terms At the
terms offered. must be taken at once
we can nt you out In any kind of busl-
ness, anywhere and at any price
r S.-Don't forget the name and num-
Der.
SNlVE1 MERCANTILE BROKERS'
ZD-1 ID. +. Walker bldg r4So
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SAMPLE BARGAINS.

broom br., e. l.. pore. bath. big lot
cor. lst S. and Jeremy 81. ......... $500
5-room hr.. ., /, pore. bath. finished
In hard wood iron fence cement
walk 7th West and 1st So .... 2750
e-room bk. g. l.. bath. West 2nd So. 1850
7-room Q. J., bath, . msntels. 9Th So 27OO
7-room. beautiful montel pore bath,
stone walk, alley In rear. Sth East 5000
4-room pr bk., e l.. big lot alley I'm
rear. South 9th East. ............... 1850
Groom pr bk.. g. l.. Ah East .......... 21O0
broom pr. bk., @ l.. pore. bath nice
lawn, 9th st. .................... 1900
Fine lot on Second South ............ 1915
Fine lot on Seventh East ,........... $50
&, +, LITTLE co. &9-21o Atlas block
yS19
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AUCTION SALES

YOU NEED ME. l MAKE FLRNTrTTRT
and merchandise sales anywhere Rn,,
or sell. G, T. Osterloh. auctloneer Al,
VI iese &c 90. Ni"Iu, r747
COMMENCING SATURDAY AFTEp-
noon l Will sell the stock of morcban-
disc for F. NJ Tcets, 10 So Main street.
bargains for everybody; notions. clothing
dry goods. hardware. tInware. etc WIZ
next? My address, eS4 South Main. G. =
o9.-. -o". ~ ~ Nloleei r7ls
BEFORE PURCHASING YOUR uoI1sE
hold goods. call at our store and got 90
prices. VIII save you from Is 20 % no.
cent on carpets, llnoleum. stoves ranpcs
and everything in the furniture it,
Cash OF insJellments. Nebraska FurnT
turc Co. So f. 2nd So oao- nB
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THESE MUST BE SOLD.

sleDo-7-rm, home on 11th East. in good re-
pair 90 II. lot.
s2o00-49I2XlG5 IT.. facing south on F.. Srd
So, half block east of Joint bldg. Ideal
location for apartment house.
SS000-New 5-rm. modern homo on 9TH T.
Best car service In town. Pantry, pore
tub, full basement, natural wood 1n-
ish Let us show you
SHERMAN CO. 80 W End
So Tel 1872
Members Real Estate association rols
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BY THE OWNER, A GOOD, WELL
built brick md cement house. six rooms.
hall and bathroom, all In flrst-class condi-
tion, solid partition walls, porcelain ba tn.
electric light fixtures, plate glass window,
good cellar: lot 50xl6o. on a corner, barn
and carriage-house; >eight blocks cast
from new postoflce; will be sold for $3.50
II sold In short time. Add S 27. Tribune
rqS7
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs A. NJ. Olsen. 525 East S,S
South. Phone Bell 269l-Y nlaa3
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Li.S,e Geisler 1896 West Nrr,
North. Bell 'phono 561-K. n1nSa
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ROOMING-HOUSE AND SALOON,
good location. Call Is W. End So. r647
A MILLINERY STOCK. THE ONLY
one In town. good reasons for selling.
For particulars address. Lock box S43,
Snoshune, Ida, T54l
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AP MONEY! CHEAP MONEY
|e er cent on furniture pianos. horses,
aes, personal property; easy pay
81, etc liz over Kei'h-O' Brien store
b Q6
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To the properly-owner, If you have any
class property cheap and YOU want to sell
IL quick. bring II to us; We have Gus
toners who arc waiting for snaps.
Kelsey q Gillespie. q L. 1st So, 81. 1852
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SEQ
Buys nice lots in Waterloo.

SlOo0
2lexlo lot. choice residence section, east
side.
OWNER LEAVING CITY
Says sell my nice broom brick home with
summer kitchen. pantry and closet, nice
lot, good location, southeast, for 1890
Get busy II you want snap
MODERN HOMES:
Yes. we have them In all parts of the
city. all prices. and for 5000 we will place
you in ono OF the best modern brick
homes on northeast bench; large airy
lot, new and up-to-date. We challenge
competition on this homo at this price
Yours for snaps.
a. NJ KELLAR &; CO.. e3h w. End South
1857
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


SIX MODERN. RED PRESSED
brick. owner leaving town. $500; terms.
$50 So eth East. rS3S
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WANTED SITUATIONS
BUSINESS CHANCES

STOCK COMPANIES INCORPORATED
II you have stocks or bonds for sale,
offer them through me to investors
George NJ kellogg. Broker, S45 Ellicott
sQuarc, Buffalo
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

HOMER & ROBERTSON.
members salt Lake Real Estate assn.
Real Estate. Insurance. Loans.
rev modern red pressed brick. seven
rooms, everything about the house mod
ton.
A bargain, il you want to build; s0xl25
1eet, adjoining Judge Powers's magnlfi-
cent nome on Fort Douglas avenue. Good
street car service
Sl3750o
Fivc-room modern cottage brick. with
an artistic shingle roof s.. F.
s3250.00.
nkxl65 feet on L, near Second. an eIe-
CANT building lot We sold 1Axls5 feet
adjoining. on the south, this week Get
nusy' 1t won't last long.
$4,000.
Here Is bargain in a six-room modern
prick cottage S. L. Owner has got TO
leave the city. hence the price
s2SJo,0O.
s-room modern brick, furnace and etc.
Sc 8 e. fine corner; ought to sell for
$4,000 We have limited time on II at
$4,000.
66xlso feet on East First South Some
thinS choice In building site.
we can make reasonable terms on s.
room brick cottage. modern except toilet,
s. z.
$4,000
S1rX165 on Brigham, between 9TH and sth
East SIS Street paving tax paid. An
ideal site for terrace.
$3.50 90.
Groom modern brick. hot water heating
system. n. f. Look at the price, you
cannot find anything to equal it on the
market.
s2s5OOO
Here Is something we will give you, an
6-room brick. east side, ten minutes walk
from this ofnce. electric lights. porcelain
oatn and toilet. both up and down stairs.
$4,000
HOMER & ROBERTSON,
Deeeret Bank bldg, Main and 1st South
streets. 1854
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EAM CARPET CLEANING

pnLL FOR. TAKE UP STELE
y STu Th relay your carpets on shaSt n ~
.,aso atI tIrnnurg Steam Carpet worIs
OUT sth 80; phones 1905 "orAS'
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DIED

Q -
~ sPIE.-At the Holy Cross hospital IN
~ 80 ~ u,ounds received in accident In
:" ctus mine. Funeral viii ocour Tuesday
:. nn nj o'clock in Provo where tho
\ 1tas been sent
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

BARGAINS IN BUSINESS PROPERTY
80 feet on Main st. at $50 per foot.
Corner on West End South; sis5 per foot.
Warehouse property with trackngc. End
So. bet End and 3rd w: 800 per foot
$4,000
1G0xl65 feet with some improvements
trackage; 5000, This is a great buy for
sure profit.
s2xl65 IT,. trackage with warehouse, on
3rd So. $1,000.
Business corner on State ST. with i'm
provcments at a bargain.
Another corner on State st at 5000 per
foot,
RESIDENCES.
A beautiful 7-room. nearly new pressed
trick, strictly modern, a corner lot; So
A 4-room brick In fine condition with
s X. large rooms. fine cellar. fruit and
flowers; lot Is 5X5 rods; located on F ST. ;
the lot alone is worth 5000; prico s2i25.
Soroom modern; lot 5S1ex132 feet; 1st st. /;
New 4-room pressed brick, barn. shade,
fruit; lot soxl65 feet. southeast; $500
Good t-Toom house 2 blks from county
bldg: fl050, 5000 cash.
5-room new pressed brick 2 blocks from
News bldg; 5000. $500 cash.
LOTS
$40 CASH. s. PER MONTH
Buys lot 45x113 IT,, allcyway in rear.
near End W, and 9th So, price slS7.50.
W-Iool lolS near 9tn 80. ana 18TH II. (.
$40, sZ75. $500 and $500 each
2l3Nl and right OF way. 9th F. and 9Th
So; $3.50
Ssxl2l feet near 7th F. and 7th So, $3.50
ilANll5l2 fl to alleyway, 7th f, near
7th So; $3.50.
Lots on West Temple near 9th So. 300
eoch; city water and car line, on Jeffer-
son St, s575 each.
IF taken this week will cell 100 feet
frontage on 8th SO. aud 9th West for $500;
this price Is absolutely good for one week
only and is a great speculation,
Peterson r, l.. Inv. Co. $50 So. Main St
rss2
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DISCRIMINATING
PURCHASERS

DISCRIMINATING PURCHASERS
Will do well to look at our new Broom
or S-room cottages on 18th East. near 4th
South st. Easy terms. Fritsch. No. IL
East End South st. Phones: Ind 747, Bell
1861. rs26
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FOR RENT

SENEN-ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
near Temple. s2o. The Home Trust <
Savings company. w. First South 81.
r97l
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LOST

n ~ TINE TUESDAY AFTEP S0o>T
Ser en- nigh school and Main Ii'>1sUoN 800,
xram am" or race gold watch, large NJ NJ
d: good ropsrS Dsrk- Leave at 41e Dooiy
---e
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WANTED

BUY GOOD HORSE ABOUT 1900
hpv 1854
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LITTLE G. LITTLE

LITTLE &c LITTLE
Our businese is GOOD Last weeks sales
l6.I25. Expect to sell double that amount
this week
Look at s. 11th East a well-built mod
crn pressed br. OF rooms $500
Building lots on 1st West near End
North, 5000 per rod. Other property In
vicinity selling for 500.
2x10 on 9Th E., near 3rd So; S13O0
2kX10 so. front, End North bet sth and
7th West, reduced from $500 to $40
6-room pressed br.. por bath, lavatory,
Q. l., solid br partition walls lot 3xlo.
brick walks, flnc lawn and shade. near
1st w and 9th So; $500 A bargain
We have some cheap ground on lst So,
cast md west, close in
Cheap cor one block from Knutsford
hotel, $500 per foot; a great buy
Other property Inside, too) held at $500
Within IL brooks OF Main on ard So.
we cen sell FAx1Sl feet. with 5000 worth
OF Improvements, that Will rent for $40
per month, for $4,000 How do YOU like It ?
20l2X15 on State. near 4th So; 500 per
foot; $50 per foot cheaper than anything
on the block.
We have some good buys IN all classes
of property. You make a mistake II you
don't see us first.
LITTLE & LITTLE, Under Walker 8
bank. rSSS
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CAPITOL HILL RESIDENCE
7-rm. mod. br; almost new:
shade. etc; 55N110 feet of splcn-
did ground
$500 cash and balance al 5000 per
annum, with interest at 6 per
cent
s35O0.00.
Rouston Real Estate Inv Co.
We can match anything. any
where"
Member s L. Real Estate assn.
r752
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4 tvE ORDERS FOR FURNACE AND
Kinney sweeping at Lange's Employ
"a office. 3I6 S. Main ST, Phones; ln9.
Fss Bell 3e16-K. 1881
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HEADQUARTERS FOR BARGAINS?
or. mod p. b. on Lake st. lot 40xis5;
easy terms; $3.50.
Ar. b., lot 3x1o rds.; good barn; flowing
well, owner says SELL 5000.
G2i9xl4S with adobe house on E. 7th So;
snap: $500
Ar. b.; lot 2axlo rds.: west side near
1th So, on easy terms: 1880.
5-r mod, new, on 2nd West; $500 cash.
bal easy. $500
6-r brick. sth East near 9Th So, on
easy terms only $1,000
S-r mod. p. b. on 9Th f. near 3nd So /;
make us an offer; 1t must be sold
We have 20 houses for rent; a few small
furn. houses, close In Mahan Inv, CO.
9-lo Eagle blk, phone 1101-X rs5s
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TYLISH 2-SEATED CARRIAGE; ;
b. 81 be cheap. Address "a. TRIBUNE;
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A1AN AND WIFE. THREE OR
| rr modern rooms. furnished for
! Hkeeping. Permanent. Address Bon
B tity. I'O
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IS RF;aIODELED-ARTISTIC DE-
phs, remodeling cleaning and repair
11;new garments to order; twenty years
rience. Paris. London. New York. re-
I \ foreman for l. c, Glosz; personal
EttIon: satisfaction guaranteed, !,
Ees reasonable. a. Brcuer, Furrier
Suth Main ST. Tcls.-Main 1857. Ind
1879
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[ft COWS. MUST BE CHEAP; ALSO
|. ang calves. Saunders. Bell phone
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR

" HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
Elmer rs s. w. TEN. Phones, 1913,
AAins'' p6i2
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Hundreds of modern homes in all parts
OF the city,
A Richter, 10 West 1st South st, Phones
Cal. rSSl
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FLORISTS

" CIT FLOWERS AND FUNERAL
fens. Both phones 1900 Gems fIotal
i1s South Main street. nls1o
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PERSONAL

nEAN AND WILL MARRY SAT
1etortly No matter where YOU live,
p0c for full information. C s Wells,
on, San Francisco.
sfE M So WANT To uDp
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KINDS 2ND-HAND CLOTHING,
rlks, valises, best prices paid 2S Com
;Sscply by postal card. Phone Silk.
a. IA
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n aIIARLE WOMAN WANTS To DO
|" ,iIy washing: lace curtains and fancy
"a a specially. Tel Forrest S0-K.
E.n1e Donaldson. 2I0i So. 3rd f. 1886
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-16

6E BOARDERS. 81 ". I'D SOUTH.
N ~ home cooking. 2l meals. 81, rl2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-16

HOMER & ROBERTSON,
Deaeret Bank bldg, Main and 1st South
streets. 1854
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-16

MES HAVING GOOD ROOMING-
b In business part of city to let fur
4. Please address o 3e, Tribune.
e. p1lJ3
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$4,000.

Here Is something we will give you, an
S-room brick. east side ten minutes walk
from this office, electric lights. porcelain
oatn and toilet both up and down stairs.
$4,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-16

$4,000 think bid of $500 will buy IT, two
cottages. rms. each. lot s2lsxl65 feet.
from fence. 9Th So. St. close In; out OF
town owner wants II sold.