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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-01

guests upstairs. Shooting hearts, ana
q midnight promenade around the
house to meet their fates and various
fortune telling devices furnished plen-
ty Of amusement. The luck ring went
to Angus Neff. the penny to Edna Kin
sey and the thimble to May Brown. "A
two-course luncheon was served by
Misses Anna Kinsey and Winnie Men.
y
Mrs. J. l.. blessing, 907 North Center
streetl gave a most delightful HalioW-
cen party Thursday afternoon, IN
honor of her little son, Carl, 1t being
his third anniversary. Twenty-Five
guests were present, including little
folks and their mothers. The little
one were Goldie Elery. Blanche An
derson. Mamie Jones' Fanny Ravens.
Harold, Floud and Leo Elery' ana
Freddie Anderson Master carr re-
ceived many pretty presents. Hal
lowe'en cards were given as faVors.
The afternoon was spent with games
and music Dinner was served at B
n. M, the hostess being assisted by
Mrs. ]. S. Ravens in serving.
Miss Cora Lusby entertained COM
pany of her friends at masquerade
Halloween party at her home Thurs
day evening The evening was spent
playing old-fashioned games and by
pulling taffy. Refreshments We're
served by Mrs. S. B. Lusby, assisted
by Mrs. Ed Giddings and Mrs. William
Talbot.
-
The boys on the Phi Sigma Tau fra
ternity very delightfully."- entertained
an equal number of girl friends. about
a dozen, at the fraternity home" on
the H. w Shove premises. Hal
lowe'en games and refreshments were
enjoyed, and the decorations were very
effective.
A company of twenty young ladies
was entertained at Halloween party
by Miss Hazel McCord at her home.
704 North Fourth street. Wednesday
evening. Music and games were en-
joyed during the evening. In the draw
ing contest Mis- Ona Barber won the
first prize and Miss Minnie Biggs the
consolation In the guessing contest
the first prize went to Miss Grace Hav-
ems and the consolation to Miss Helen
Mcnamara. Light refreshments We're
served by Misses Fern Harding ana
Corrine McCord.
The members Of the Careaway club
and q few guests were delightfully."-
entertained Thursday evening at the
A, G.. Click home, by Mr.. and MRS.
Click and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Abbott.
Altho the regular meeting OF the club,
it was also in the nature of farewell
to Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Fletcher. Din
ner, served at o'clock, was followed
by cards, five hundred being the game
Of the evening. Guests of the club
were Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hull, Mr.. Charles
H. seager, Mrs Susan, Of Fond du Lac,
Wis, and Mrs f. e. Stewart, Of Min
neapolis.
Mrs. w. S. Robbins. 7os West Main
street, entertained informally and very
delightfully."- Thursday afternoon, few
lady friends invited to meet Mrs
Hannah Butler. soprano, and Miss
Bessie Hughes, accompanist, of Chi
cago, who appeared in the concert
here wednesday evening with Mr..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-01

Misses Edna Kinsey and Jessie
Leonard, entertained fifty young peo-
pie at the formers home in Albion. at
a most delightfully."- arranged Hal
lowe'en party. The house was lighted
with iack-o' -lanterns and witch, sta
toned in the lower hall, directed the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-01

Mrs. w. S. Robbins. 7os West Main
street, entertained informally and very
delightfully."- Thursday afternoon, few
lady friends invited to meet Mrs.
Hannah Butler. soprano, and Miss
Bessie Hughes, accompanist, Of Chi
cago, who appeared in the concert
here Wednesday evening with Mr..
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Local Weather Record

Fifty-three was the maximum
Thursday. compared with IS for We'll
nesday. The minimum was "A, thrse
degrees warmer than the day before.
At $3.50 o'clock this morning tie
temperature was 40, five degrees warra-
err than for the same time Thursday
morning. UP to $3.50 o'clock the rain
fall amounted to IL of an inch.
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Licensed to Wed.

Augustine p. Martin. merchant, aged
81, and Jessie Stuckslager, aged 20,
both of Ames.
Thomas Wilson, teamster, aged "a,
Of this city, and Angie Schlapia, aged
IS, of Benton.
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DIR. WINERY SERIOUS.

Telegram From Rochester Says he 10
as Well as Can Be Expected.
A telegram to the Times Repub'f-
can from Rochester. Mimi, where L,r.
]. L. WINERY, OF this city, underwent
an operation Tuesday, says DR.. Whill--
ery's condition is serious, but he is do
ing as we'll as can be expected at this
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-01
TRAIN AND STEAMBOAT TINE CARDS

The following table shows the time Of arrival
aud departure Of trains Apd steamboats,;
Northsrn Pacific Railway.
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Great sehomsrs.

These travelling men are great
Wemera when ii comes to getting
qnlas assigned to them ahead Of other
feats who registered first" said
lcfal clerk 'Ihere were several guests
u the waiting list for rooms yester-
y, One travelling man came up to
M desk holding his hand to his
tunach, saying he was SO sick he
aust have a room at once. He was
u commodated. In few minutes an
her travelling man who was among
BE list Of guests waiting for rooms,
game up and said he had boarded a
deeper Mt o'clock In the morning and
,gied to get some sleep, but that 1t ran
ata an open switch and gave him such
a shaking up he couldn't sleep. He
ef &, he was almost dead with exhRus-
Ion and loss OF sleep and must have
II room at once. Hardly had he gone
70 Ills room when third one came up
and said he. too, must have room Inn
inedlatoly What do you suppose his
reason was? He said a horse fell on
him the day before, and he thought he
was injured internally. ~ Kansas City
Star.
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A MODERN HOSPITAL
Sisters Of Charity Building Big
Institution.

Spokane, WASH, May l3.-ReV.
Mother NJ. Antonette OF Montreal, P.
O., superior genreaI OF the Sisters OF
Charity In Canada and the United
States, Is coming TO Spokane In June
to visit the Catholic institutions, and
from this point she will begin a tour
OF inspection of the converts, hospit-
las and schools conducted by the
order throughout the Pacific North
west, taking In Idaho. Oregon, Wash
ngton, California and British Col.
umbia. She will FIRST visit the var
ious institutions In the state of Wash
ington, after passing several days
In Spokane.
Rev. Mother Antoniette will be
received with the honors and respect
BETTING her nigh station by the sis
tiers in Spokane and II IL expected
that RI. Rev. Bishop Edward j.
o'Dea will come to this city to give
her welcome ON behalf Of the church
and the people In Washington. His
LordshIp will also participate at a re-
Ception In honor OF the distinguished
visitor.
Sister Vincent Of the Spokane
branch Of the order, has just received
lengthy communication from the
superior general Of Montreal, saying
that while IL was originally intended
che should reach Spokane ia time to
participate at the ceremonies at Sa-
cred Heart Hospital, where the corner
stone was lad Sunday, May, 30, she
was uuavoidably detained. The letter
expresses regret In not carrying out
the plan. However, sha writes, she
will come 10 June TO speak to the sis
ters OF tho COmmendable work they
have accomplished ia. 6pokane.
The hospital building now In
course Of construction. will cost
$500, 600 and Is designed to accom-
modate $50 patients. II will be six
stories high and should be ready for
occupancy early In the fall OF 1908.
Two sisters from Spokane will be
SAINT 10 Montreal and Quebec and
several New England cities to visit
the larger hospitals with the view to
gaining knowledge Of the latest i'm.
pF0yements and approved appliances.
The people of Spokane and the diocese
have subscribed literally toward the
building fund and II ID purposed Ia
make the institution one of the best
on the continent A full staff oil
physicians and surgeons and nurses
will be maintain and it Is expected
some Of these will come from the
province of Quebec.
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The Drsssmaker's Diploma.

Many New York women who patron
ke new dressmaker for the first
ilme PROFOUND an embarrassing ques-
i1n
lave you diplomaY' they ask.
4 didn't know what answer to make
10 the first customer that put that
eEe; nm TO me-" said one dressmaker.
= certainly did not have a diploma.
knew how to sew, but had no GER
llgieate TO that effect. Finally found
ilat many women have suffered 80
leyously at the hands OF incompe-
eats that they were unwilling to trust
i3sr work to a person who could not
low some guarantee OF experience
an1 efficiency, 10, although knew
lore about sewing than half the fash
anuhle dressmakers in town, actual
s worked In one such establishment
or four months 30 that could point
iou printed diploma which says, For
eg with Nine. A. Of Fifth avenue
tiey any dressmaker to arm herself
yii credentials of that kind. She
I to have her diploma framed and
pis on the wall like a doctors diplo-
IA 50 rs to give confidence TO doubt
~ customers" New York Sun.
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win ell persons knowing them
selves 70 be Indebted TO me. pleass
pay the same at ones. also having
charges against me ploass present
them In ten days for settlement.
james Bar6eF. coenr d'AleOs. Idaho.
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REGISTER BRIBED
Woman Tells Damaging Story
on Witness STAND.

Moscow, Idaho, june LIB. B.
West, former register of the Lewiston
land Office, was brlbed by Lewiston
National bank Officials, to expedite
''putting through" the land office en-
trymen Of the bank officials, accord
ing TO . statement made on the wilt.
ness stand by Mrs. Mary ]. Harris Of
Spokane, while testifying In the
north Idaho land conspiracy case.
She said when she demurred to swear.
Ing falsely incidental to.the taking up
OF timber claims, Clarence w. Bob
net, bank bookkeeper and consplra-
tor In the case, who was tried and
convicted last fall of subordination
Of perjury, said to her IN substance:
hoh, that's all right. All you
have 30 do IL to keep still, Mr.. West
will put You through. We have got
him paid for that" Witness later
declared whom she refused to take up
the claim demanded for her by Rob.
net, he said to her:
"If you don't, III make trouble
for you; I'll put you behind the
hars." when she wanted 20 DISGUISE
with her attorney, o'NsiI, tho advis.
ability Of filing upon land before
tiFst going upon IL, Robnet sald to
her, witness testified;
'You stay away from Mr.. o'Niel,
he'll get us Into trouble. " Mrs.
Harris said Rohnet confessed to her
he was defrauding the government.
and boasted Of the money he was
maklna, adding that II they all stood
together that everything will come
out all right. " Whom Robnet talked
10 her about her daughters taking up
claims and she said they we're both
under age, Mrs. Harris testified that
Robnet said:
'tOh, that's all right. West will
push them through.
All his testimony was brought out
ON oFOss-examination by the defense.
Despite tho rapid Dire Of questions
pat to heF, witness could not be
shaken.
Joel benton Of Lewiston also prov.
cd bad witness for the defense. lie
svore that Robnet vent 10 him. after
Il had been learned they had all been
indicted, be having frandulently TAX
en- up n claim, with the statement;
eff We ell stand together and tell
the same story everything will come
cut all right. I"
Robnet also approached him. wit
mesa declared. relative to telling a
falsahood ~ 20 where be got the mon.
~ to prove ap with, but Benton re
fused 20 listen to any such PROPOSE.
tion.
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Rarrymors's Dilemma.

Maurice Barrymore. the once famous
actor, was once in London with new
piece which he was anxious to have
produced. He had read II to man
ager. and IT had been decided that he
was to play the leading role. About 4
week after It was supposed to have
been definitely settled Barrymore re
eeived a note from the manager ask
Ing him to cali. barrymore called. and
the manager said: Il like the piece.
old fellow, but don't see how l can
use you in the cast Your beastly
American dialect won't do at all. you
know, They won't have IT,"
We'll. that's strange" said Barry
more. They told me on the other
side that they wouldn't have me ON
account Of my beastly English dialect.
What am l to 40. give recltatlons on
the transatlantic steamersY'
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MINSTRELS MAKE MERRY MUSIC
(ContInued from page i.

song by the EIk's quartette, Hush
Yo' Hoey." This was encored and
the quartette then sang "Here's to
the Girl l Love. " The second part
Of the program was opened by an
overture, Poet aud Peasant" by
Prof. Kirchuer's orchestra. This was
followed with a monologue on how
cdr. Wood Cured Me- by Geo.
Lucas the suffering negro. The
Spokane male quaFtette sang Com
RAIDS In Arms and was assisted by
the male choFns. Their voices blend
cd beautifully and their training was
almost perfection. The Eagles
drill team was great treat TO the
people and their perfect movement
was q wonderful exhibition. Bill
Sibels In the character Of the Dutch
Admiral" did splendidly and was
given hearty ovation. Master
Geoffery MayaIl rendered "Colleen
Bawn" In beautiful manner. His
voice has all the sweetness of a wo
mans and the power of mans. The
male auartette closed the program
with the singing Of America.
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Pepper and onlons and oarIle and

Pepper and Onions and Garlic and
At restaurant downtown, redolent
of pepper and garlic, where swarthy
representatives of Spain and all the
Spanish-Ameriean countries gather ev.
cry day az the lunch hour lone Amer.
lean, accustomed to strictly unseason-
ed food. was glancing apprehenslvely
at the bill Of fare
what Is chile con Garner he asked
the waiter.
''Ah. senior. aat is pepper and lee
tie meat and pepper again and once
more pepper and
''No matter. What is bacalaO a Ia
vlEcalnaT'
1T is delicious-codfish and red pep
per and gar
Forget I'll What Is OLA la Espa.
nolaY'
"Ah! Eat Is onions and pepper and
garhanzos and ehorizos and"--
Bring me roast beefl"-New York
Times.
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A London exquisite had gone into a
west end restaurant and was far from
pleased with the way IN which his or.
der was filed.
do you call that a veal cutletr' he
demanded OF the waiter. why. such
a outlet as that Is an Insult 70 every
self respecting calf In the British en-
pire.s
ne waiter hung his bead for a mo-
ment. but recovered himself and said
IN tone Of respectful apology;
Il really didn't intend to insult yo'
mlrF,-LondOn Answers.
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cITY IN BRIEF

For PLUMBING, see Dezeil.
Renahaw A Schmidt, real estate and
Insurance. Notary public.
sheriff q. y. Mcdonald and son
we're visitors In the city yesterday.
II Is good meal you want. try
us. Bogga Bake ~,
For sale-Twenty foot gasoline
launch, Union Trust company.
Mira. 7. A. Daughters received q
Telegram yesteday evening that her
siater was very III.
sanders new hall for rent every FIJI
day. Old hall Mondays and every
other Saturday. v. W. Sander.
You can't do better than invest In
MeyeFdale, 500 I'D.
Mrs. d. Watts entertained the
Needle club 1t her home yesterday
afternoon. Refreshments we're served
and 8 pleasant time spent By all.
No order too small or too large for
M 10 handle, 20 are the big bakery
and lunch room. Boggs Bakery, ll6
Second street.
r. II. Edqusst, Of Spokane, IL now
employed in w. d. Netherlands
store.
Dine ct notel Idaho cafe. Best
service IN the state aud prices modor.
ate. Neal tickets for s5. Special
10 cent dinner every Sunday, 5:3O to
1880.
J.. Harvey Harris, az old timer Of
Occur d'Alene, ives In the city yes.
terday calling ON friends. He IL
head buyer for the Pen Burns cattle
company, In the states OF Idaho, Ore
gon and Washington.
We make q speciality Of supplying
all lodge and picnic parties, let as
figure with you. il6 Second street,
RoRgs Bakery.
Iluy property IN Meyerdale s6
down 50 pei month. $50 Union Trust
oompany's ad.
Buy Dot for eiO from the Ameri
ona Trust company. See cd.
Mrs. J. q. White and family and
Mrs. Francis White returned yestor.
day from their trip 10 FaFmington.
Don't forget that We have the most
modern bakery In idaho, visit will
convniee You. no Second street,
noggs Bakery.
Mrs. o. f. Barr and Mrs, J. T.
Sullivan arranged q surprise party
last evening for Master CLARK Barr
and Miss Ora Sullivan, the event be
ing ia honor os their birthdays,
Tho flrst part Of tho evening was
spent At the home Of Mrs. Barr and
the last part At the home of Mrs. Sui
llvan.
As am going 10 leave tho city
must dlspose Of my stock Of City
Directories. To do 80 I will sell so
this week al half price. $3.50 each.
Walter Y. Baker, under Frat Nation.
81 Blank.
FOR rent two otiices. photograph
gallery equipments furnished, good
opeRtnR for an up to date man OF
woman. Apply J. W. wiesott.
Martin Bros, for painting. paper
hanging and decorating.
Last evening. D. J. Best, who was
employed on the construction work
OF the EleClrle railway was brought
90 the city on the GAS train by
number % fellow sOFkmen, quite
badly burt. Mr.. Best was working
near Rose when . violOnt wind came
mp about ESQ and With some others
10 eFawled under light hand car
with \ tower which 10 used tor con
Meeting aud repairing wires. THIS
blsv over and IN some manner = part
% Il struck Dir. Beet aoross the left
shoulder and right ankls. He re-
eeiyed no cuts but the shoulder and
ankle we're badly bruised. A doctor
vas summoned and the patient re-
moved Go bis home.
win ell persons knowing them.
selves 70 be indebted 10 me. please
pay the same at once, also having
charges against me please present
them In ten days for settlement.
James BaroeF, Coenr d'AleDe, Idaho.
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Buy a lot for sio from the Amer
lean Trust company. See al.
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ladies' and
rhildrens Oxfords

a arI Chilisens Strap Sandals.
|ll0i0ls0 ... Isc
ladies las Oriords for Csc
ladies 80 to 200 strap San
..l. vll, they las, CSC
l. a5.ss s. so vic Orfofds. al!
l styles Is
al.,r 200 vici OEiords los
sr uoll Shoes and Oriords.
uunl .ot that ve are ANXIOUS
q aal,. safih from $50 10 }. so.
rc-I to i.gs and 40
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500 Florsheim Shoes. odd lots in
Chereal and Ideal kid, bal. and
blu. styles. ..............................3.50
500 Florsheim Oxfords-only few
left, so be early ABS
400 Crossett and Florsheim Oxfords
patent vici and dull feathers. 3.4s
$50 Oxfords, broken sizes. dull and
vici feathers, extra values. your
NN0'Se ioi. .'''....'.'... .......-......-.Z.4
400 and 500 dull and vici feathers.
mostly Florsheim makes. odd lots
your choice for .......................3.4 s
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Cool White
bnd COlOred
Nash Goods

ls- quality Inlia Linen. a,
I.lc
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AMI
ROOM1NG HOUSES


CAPITAL r e. INV. co.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY DEPART
MENT.
$3.50
IL rooms. nice and newly furnished
rent $40: Tyr. lease: income $50 per mo.
$3.50.
rooms, mod, rooms completely fur
nished; carpets and rugs in 8; rent $50.
This Is cheap
$50.
4 rooms, completely furnished; rent s13
$3.50
26 rooms, modern, completely furnished
rent $50; Includes steam heat and water,
Ayr. lease.
$40.
rooms and basement for rent fur
nished; strictly modern 4th So and 3rd
East.
$500
Bakery and restaurant doing fine
business. all stock and fixtures. cigars.
candies, etc; rent SIS: one living room,
Saloon in fine location for sale or
rent. Call and see US for particulars.
For business opportunities come and see
US We handle everything. anywhere, at
the right price. Phones, Bell 360l. Ind,
66. n651
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MEET TfS AT PARADISF.

MEET Us AT PARADISE.
BUY LOTS IN PARADISE ADDITION.
Take advantage Of the present LOW
PRICES and EASY TERMS.
DO IL before you lake your summer
vacation.
Take W-sndsnere car 10 7th East and
1lth South Office hours on the ground:
Sundays. 10 a, m 10 p. m. Daily. 2 to
4 p. m.
$4,000 AND UPWARD 10 PER CENT
CASH, BAI.A NCU easy payments month
ly. No discount for cash. We make no
discrimination
Lots are going fast In PARADISE AD-
DITIoN. and why not? Everything Is
favorable
Prices and terms within the reach OF
all One Of the spots where money VIII he
made by wise investors. and handsome
place for home.
n you Will call at our uptown offices
we will supply you FREE TRANSPORT
TATION.
DO 1T TODAY.
Uptown offices, $50 SO. Main, BIG Atlas
block.
MEEKS & LYNCH OR PETERSON r. p.
INV co.
SOLE AGENTS n7s2
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

NICELY FURNISHED WHITE PRESSED
brick house. rooms new and modern;
lot u rods by 3Si II front; easy terms
good bargain Address Y-12. Tribune.
DTT9
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4 BEAUTIFUL LOTS, SOUTH FRONT
on South Boulevard, bet 5th and 9Th e.,
Se0a. one e-thlrd cash. bal G-12-1S mos. Z
per cent No finer lots on the street and
worth 5000 each.
lots. fine corner. on 9Th e.. $500.
one third cash. bal. L year, per cent:
worth $1,000. When you see them you VIII
say so.
lots. 18th Z, $500 cash. cheap at $500.
lots State St. cheap.
lots Main ST.. cheap.
lots Windsor ave. cheap.
4 lots Lake ST., cheap.
lots cor. Major ave. and Herbert st,
cheap.
Gail soon II you want any Of these,
as we ara selling them fast.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Both phones No, 1T3.
mss
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CASH REGISTERS

ORIENT-CLARK' TENTH ANNUAL
CRUISE, Feb 6. 'Os, 10 days, by spe-
cially chartered S: 5: Arabic" 5000
TIE WORLD.
FRANK c. CLARK, Times Building,
New York.
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ACCORDION PLEATING.

ACCORDION. sUNBURST AND SIDE
nleatIny and pinking. Mrs, Jcnnens. sos
p 3rd South Bell phone 2056-K
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO. !.
Order Eastern Star,
Masonic Temple, Stated
meetings first Friday each
month. Visiting members
will receive a cordial well
come Amelia King, w
M; Mary G, Wright. Sec
rotary.
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ATTORNEYS

J. r. DARMER, LAWYER. OFFICES.
70 and rs Commercial blk. Phones
o.sz and 12i7 w2745
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FOUND
BOARD AND ROOMS


BOARD AND ROOM PRICES REASON
able 3a2 So 3rd East n50l
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MIDWIFE
WALL PAPER CLEANED
HAT FACTORY

HATS or ALL KINDS CLEANED.
blocked. remodcled. 4olb SO, Main.
Phone i733Y a44LI
NEN'S ATS CL E A n T. % a y d
bIocltcd. Panamas q sr-clalty. Salt
ake Hat Factory, "a z. 1st So. Phone
2T37- NIX. olloo