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THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. March 26.-The wool market Is
in a strong position. though Without special
activity. The. trade has been particularly
interested In the large movement of foreign
wools Fleece woods are firm. fair
amount of business has been done In Ohio
and Pennsylvania. ,Aough the transfers
would have been heavier. blu. for the scare
ity of various grades. Fine unwashed has
been selling at 26a2vh. Fine delaine Is
practically out of stock and lomiaaIly
quoted at 37a3T1s for washed and 30 COR a
washed. In Michigan fleeces moderate
transfers of one-quarter blood are reported
at around &c.
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HANG HERSELF IN CELL.
Victim o! -ide Believed to Have
N InaanA
HANG
Victim O!

NEW DIRK. March 26-Ottilie Schneider,
who has been a prisoner In the Tombs since
last November, when, 1t Is alleged, she at
tempted to shoot two men In the Bronx. at
tempted to commit suicide by hanging in
her cell yesterday. She was found hanging to
the cell door by matron and cut down in
time to save her life. She Ia now in a hos
pitai. where. 1t IL said. she will recover
In the woman's cell were found two let
tiers. one Of which was addressed to her
brother. B. Schneider. post Office box 3O8,
Sharon, Pa. It was placed In the mail un-
opened. It Is believed the woman 10 insane.
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THE BALTIMORE MAnKErs
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md. March 28.-wHEAT-Firmer:
spot contract, 77Aa774; spot. No. red western
7sns7ss: steamer No. red. 7saa77Is: receipts
10. lS2 bushels; southern on grade, 781ka77N.
CORN-Firm: spot. mixed, 5Ohsa5Oh; No. 2
white, 52a52h; March mixed. 5Oisa5OH; April.
5oaa5o4s; May. 51*.5iss: July. 52A a52h; steamer
white corn 5za5S15; southern yellow corn. 4slsa50
OATS-Stesdy: No. white, 4S1sa4S; No. white,
471,a+S; No. 2 mixed. 47a47h; receipts, 5,7o5
bushels. :
RYE-Firm; No. western domestic 74a75;
choice 79asO receipts. $40 bushels.
HAY-Firmer; No. timothy. 2l.O0; No. 1 clover
mixed. IS 00aiS50.
GRAIN FRElGHTS-Quiet, unchanged.
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Closing Quotations.


At the close of the stock market the fol
lowing stocks had changed IN price since
above quotations. there being no change IL
balance of the closing prices:
Amalgamated Copper -.
American Smelling 1i4L
American Smelling. pfd., 1021s
American lob. pfd., 81.
Atchison, Top & S. Fe. SIA.
Atehison. Top. & 8. Fe. pfd.. as.
Atlantic Coast Line. 3ITs.
Baltimore & Ohio. 8i14
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 1874.
Canadian Pacific, 16i1s
Central Leather 2i1s
Chesapeake & Ohio 301..
Chicago. Mil & st. Paul 12S
Corn Products. 1910
Distillers Securities. 6JS,
Erie. common, 25A.
Erie. first preferred JSA
Great Northern. pfd.. 1333.
Great Northern Ore. "a
InterborO Metropolitan. pfd 81
International Pump 27k
Kansas City Southern. pfd.. 4S1s.
Louisville and Nashville 1l3A
Mackay. pfd.. 661z.
Manhattan Elevated. 1870
Mo. Kansas & Tex. com, 33&
Mo. Kansas & Tex. pfd.. g.
Missouri Pacific. III
National Lead. 53Ts
\. Y. Ontario & West 36L.
Northern Pacific. l217s.
Pennsylvania r. r, I2i&
Peoples Gas of Chicago, SIN.
Reading. 9SA.
Republic Steel & Iron, 2;7s
SlosS- Sheffield Steel J2~
Southern Pacific IS
Southern Railway, 2IA
Tennessee Coal and Iron. 1871.
Texas Pacific. 26A.
Union Pacific. 1909
L. s. Steel. 3i1s
L. S. Steel. pfd. 93ls
Wabash, pfd.. 23}..
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Washington Stock Exchange.

saies.-Reguar CALL IL O'Clock noon-W ashington
Gas 4s 800 at 104.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. As. $1,000 at 81,
81 900 at So.
1914.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. COM. 80 at 35}t.
so 35Ss, so SO, 30 at 80, so at 80, so at 80.
10 at &c. 80 at 80, 80 at 80. 100 at 1914 tbuyer
Washington Rwy and Elec pfd. so at 70, 10
at -.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat. 3 at PSI.
Washington Gas. % at 5Sta, % ut SSH
Mergenthaler Linotype. at 206. at 20511.
American National Bank. 10 at lGo. 10 at l65
National City Bank, 10 at IA, 10 at IA, 10 at
IA. 10 at 14I. 10 at IA.
Metropolitan National Bank. 10 at 3lS, 10 at
80. 10 at 3l9.
After call-Greene Copper, 90 at 21%.
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Atlantic City Pier Owners Sued.

ATLANTIC CITY, March 26.-War be-
tween the city and the piers which charge
more than a single admission fee In viola
ton Of beach laws was renewed yesterday
when City Solicitor Wootton instituted In
junction proceedings against John l.. Young
and Kennedy Crossan owners Of the Mi.
lion Dollar pier. Edmund c. Gaskill, an
attorney, complained that he was compelled
to pay for the privilege Of skating after he
had paid the regular admission fee to the
pier.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE
LASSTON MONOTYPE MACHINE COMPANY,
1921 Callowhin street.
Philadelphia. Pa
March 25 1907.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
LANSIoN MOSOTYrE MACHINE COMPANY will
De held at the Hotel Fleischmann, Alexandria Va.
at IL O'CLOCK NOON. THURSDAY the 18th day
OF april. 1907 for the purpose Of electng a board
OF directors to serve for the ensuing year and
transaeting such other business may properly
come before it.
Transfer books will be closed the LIST Of April
az o clock pm, and will be opened on April 10 at
By order of the board of directors
mh25-lSt WILFRED BANCROFT, Secretary.
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Ora and Provisions Sum mary.
Liverpool Prices.

LIVERPOOL. March 25. - wheat-Spot
No 2 red western winter steady, Us. 2Ixd
No. 1 California quiet. 8s. 3d.: futures
quiet; March. IS. 4lad.: May. 6s I'D
July. Is. Dad.
Corn-Spot. American mixed new. easy,
A. I'D: American mixed old quiet As.
I'D: futures steady: March. As I'D. May,
As. Ard.
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THE FOREIGN BANKS.
LONDON, March 26.-Bullion amounting
to 9273,0 900 was taken into the Bank of
England on balance today.

BERLIN. March 26.-The weekly state
ment of the Imperial Bank of Germany
shows the following changes: Cash in hand
increase, 12,940.000 marks; treasury notes
increase, 1900. 900 marks: other securities
increase. $4,000, 900 marks: notes in -circula-
ton. increase; Al. 400, 900 marks.
Exchange on London 20 marks SO pfen-
nigs for checks.
Discount rates-Short bills. ~ per cent;
three month bills 512 per cent.
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New Gymnasium for Dartmouth.

HANOVER, N. H.. March SIT IL I'M
derstood that Dartmouth College win soon
have new gymnasium as a result of $780,
Oo bequest to the college by Thomas p
Saiter of New York made public last week.
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Bank Statements Called For

The controller OF the currency today is
sued a call for the condition Of national
banks at the close of business Friday,
March %.
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The World Of
Finance and Trade
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by W. 3. Hibbs e Co.. bankers
and brokers. 1419 F street. members New
York stock exchange. Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board of trade
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ONDON, March 20, 4 pm,

Bar silver, quiet. 80 DIED. per ounce.
Money. 8ha3A per cent.
The rate OF discount In the open market for short
bills ID 61A per cent.
The rate OF discount In the open market for three
months bills Is l-i6a5s per cent.
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CURB QUOTATIONS,

Furnished By z. r. Chapman 4 Co "a, b, Chin.
man. manager). members New York stock exchange
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FINANCIAL.

THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COM
PANI has declared a quarterly dividend Of 2 per
cent. payable April 10. 1907, to the stockholders
OF record at the close OF business on April 1,
1907, and the transfer books OF the company will
be closed between said dates. inclusive.
JAMES +. HOOD, CHARLES J. BELL.
Secretary. President.
mh26-eo3t
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Philadelphia Stock Exchange.

fHssIshed by Dick Bros. Co., i4l2 II ct. NV
'Pbooes Main 044o-6&5f.
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Today's Government Receipts.
National banknotes received today for
redemption, $780, S62; government receipts
from internal revenue, $3S0,370: customs,
$s22.4S1: miscellaneous. sos, $751; expendi-
lures. 81 ,070,GO0.
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TodaY's Cotton Summary.

FURNISHED by Dick Bros. & Co.. 1912 ii St
'FuIurs NlaiH GI406 GIL.
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When the preferred stock Of the WASH
ington Railway and Electric Company was
called the bid started in on range of a
point higher than the closing figure of yes
terday and f1fty-share lot was promptly
furnished at 20. The bid receded half a
point, and there was no further trading.
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Dies While on Journey.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 20
Louis NJ. Buford, mining engineer OF
Mexico. and father Of Charles Buford,
n director of the Mexican Central rail
road, died in parlor car upon the Bay
State limited express for Boston today.
Mr.. Buford landed in New York from
the steamer Galveston last night, acr
companied by his sister, Mrs. Ebson.
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Two Killed by Explosion,

SCHENECTADY, \, y, June 29-
A tcn.ton steel cycljDder, filed with
steam. at the plant of the Schenectady
Sandstone Brick company, exploded to-
day, killing two men, wrecking por,.
ton of the plant and twisting a steel
water tower into scrap iron. The dead
are c. Servey. a briek-maker, and John
Cnrns a laborcr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-01

where TO tack signs. distribute circu-
lars. samples, etc; no canvassins Ma
iLonal DIST. BmrenM. ChiCaGO. I'LL. m296S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AMI
BOOMING HOUSES

HOOMlNG dOOo6o
CAPITAL r. E. INV. CO..
II West End South St
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY DEPART
MENT
25 steam heated rooms, very nicely fur-
nished. well located; rooms arc always
rented; rent only sos per mo-; Includes
steam heat and water; part cash II Will
pay you 10 investigate.
$1,000.
22 nicely furnished rooms. central To-
cation.
l2 elegantly furnished rooms. east side.
This place has never been onered az
this price before ..o
Grocery and market doing an excel
lent business.
Bakery. ogden. Utah. stock and iix-
lures; rent $40. 3-yeer lease; net income,
$500 per mo. This will be guaranteed.
II You wan, to buy or sell business op,;;
portunities Of any kind, you viii do well
TO see us. Phones: Bell SSol; Ind. Sc ,,-,
S50O0-67 EXTRA WELL-FURNIsHEp
ETRoPiEAS Plan: cATERs 70
THE BEST TRANSIENT TRADE;
EIGH4 EEYEF AND vAGATcfk HihS Rooms; 4hH
MOST CENTRAL LOCATION;
OLD ESTAB.: OWNER RETIRES;
PENsEs $3.50 NEVER BEFORE
OFFERED FOR SALE: a THOR
ouGH INyEsTIGAT!QNL n
HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE
$3.50 rooms. nat: swell furniture and
location; rent $3.50. A beautiful
s235o-27 rooms. main ST. lcc. low rent;
good lease. excellent trade: money
maker.
s37s-5 rooms. we'll furnished; rent SIS:
Extra rooms clear rent. Close In.
II you are IN the market for a hotel
See see me- me- My list is exclusive guarantees
satisfaction. | do commission business
only.
I have commercial investments from
A Richter. real estate. 10 W, 1st So.
Both phones Gal. A. l.. Brattain, man
ager business opportunity depart n5lo9
80, !; x; NEWcoMBi 6i4,onr,7x1
TIES.
4ll Tribune Bldg
Ind. 126: Bell l694-Y,
! 700-Fur and lease 9-rn. mod, house.
rent $50. I rms bring in s1o7 a
mo A clean house and location.
s50-F'ur. 7-rm. mod. house. rent $3.50;
2oo-Fur S-rn. house. close In. This Is
a bargain.
Si400-New fur and s-year lease swell
l3-rm. fat; money-maRer; 5000
down. bal. SIS mo.
! s155n-Fur. and lease 13 mod. rms, clear
Ing Sl5 n mo- q. X
Sl100-Fur. and lease 1l-rrn. mod. ter
race. rent 500.
| S1s00-Takes fur. and lease elegant Arm
s.-heated boarding house. a very
choice location. Top prices.
| sl600-Fur. and long lease 50 rms, clear
ing $140 mo-; part |. housekeeping
| S2350--Fur. and lease 10 mod. rms, close
to Main St. only SIS r.. Inc. s. heat.
! S3500-Fur. and lease 45 s,-heated rms.
| $5250-F'ur. and long lease 3S-rm. Euro
pean hotel: elegant furniture. fine
transient trade. $4,000 down, no
int. on bal
| s 3Oo-Lunchroom; money maker.
| S1S00-Restauran with long lease, low
rent and splendid paying business
in best town in Idaho. a snap.
| S2500-Restauran clearing 1925 a mo. (,
will stand closest Investigation.
II YOU are looking for substantial
business opening, write, phone or see me
at once.
J. *. NEWCOMB,
dl5 Tribune Bldg.
Both Phones. n316o
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UPHoLsTER1Na AND REPAIRING

FAKLOR FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED
and repaired Estimates submitted on
request. Phones 3299. s. l.. Matt. q
Mfg. Co., l5S W. 1st South. 22s
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coNsrRucTING QUARrERMAsTER. 8

CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTBR s
office. Boise, Ida. June /, 1907. Sealed
have until IL a. m July /. 1907 for tho
constructIon OF water distributing sys-
tenn nt Boise Barracks, Idaho. Infor-
States reserves right to reject any or all
bids or any part thereof. Proposals
should be inclosed in envelope sealed.
tributipg system" and addressed to Capt,
Jno. s. Winn. quartermastcr NJ
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FIIBNITURE REPAIRING

WE REPAIR, REFINIsH AND MATCH Ell
colors in all kinds OF wo9n, -, sSiTers I,,ra
n,aar 1,aI,rc % Bel phone 5I45; Y Ind: 4Sl. The
Riley Furniture sc Repair Co.. 52-0f iag5 MAJ
ket st
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CASH REGISTERS

CASH REGISTER. OSCAR
Groshell, sales agent. 22l Main street.
Expert cash register repairing, Second
hand registers always In stock. nl5S0
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SAFES

NEW AND SECOND HAND, CASH.
trade or time. Sorensen- Stout Co.. sole
agents Tor the reliable Halls safes" ="
Beware OF limitations. Office J. x. l..
Furniture Store II to 81 e. 3rd So. a4Ai
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ager 10 conduct and manage branch
salesroom; man OF ability to invest
$4,000 with well established automobile
company; manufacturers OF high class
machines; position pays In salary and
commissions over $4,000 per year; best OF
references required and furnished. Ad
dress y. .. box 1G2. Ereeport ID. n2ah5
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D-SALESMEN TO CARRY OUR
line OF souvenir post CARDS and nov
elites: references and particulars re-
quired; n big proposition to right man,
Gartner & Bender Chicago. n2969
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Fleur de Lis bar. Ill SO, Main. n29l2
D-EsTABLlSHED HOUSE OF %
wears standing, manufacturing staple
limo OF goods in constant daily use. wants
good man 10 manage branch business
salary. SlS00.O0 per year and all expenses
payable monthly: also extra commissions,
which should amount 10 more than the
salary. Applicant must furnish sood
references and 100000 cash: whleh ls
tl,rnr p q Rnx 81 St louis. Mo. nl533
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| WA NTED - RELIABLE TRAVELLING
man who can sell special line OF blan
| kets. dress goods. nannels. direct to re-
/ tailers good commission. Schuylkill
| Mills. Z. o, box 1892, Phlla. n2960
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,,-ANTED-SO SOLICITORS

W ILJ-t6'VIIIN- T '3Ist.'
We want two or three ftrst-cIaSs mon
10 come 10 Nevada TO represent us III the
nsld None but experienced building and
loan solicitors need apply, and only those
who can come well recommended The
field IS clear. all foreign companies have
Withdrawn from the State on account or
tho stringent laws We offer splendid
opportunity to the producer Address Ne
van" Loan "''' n267S
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WANTED SALESMAN EXPERIENCED
in any limo to sell general trade In
Utah, liberal commissions. with $50
weekly advance. one salesman earned
St2S9 2S during last three months. his first
work The Continental Jewelry Co,
CLEVELAND, O. n297$
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ATTORNEYS


J, Il. DARMER,. LAWYER. OFFICES.
79 and 73 Commercial blk. Phones
s4e-Z and 1917. w2743
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SDloN PLEATING.
IN sr-s-, ---~>~--~-~s-
"a SSSinNSBGRsT AND SIDE
tsA pSnihg. Mrs. Jcnnens. sos
ecu phono 2s56-K.
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CRISMON AND NICHOLS, ASSAYERS
and chemists. removed TO 229 SO. w.
Temple wlI92
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GOOD GIRL FOR SECOND WORK IN
the country. Telephone Murray Is Nose
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SALESMEN-BIG MONEY AND PLEAS
ant business selling on honor. new de
partment to retailers: very profitable and
desirable nothing like IL ever before Of
fered: experience unnecessary; natural
qualifications win. only those who can
give best or references need apply, give
age. present and previous business, Wil-
mot l09 Randolph ST., Chicago, n2965
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WOMAN TO WORK 3 OR 4 HOURS PER
day. &c SO. 2nd West n2l26
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LICENSES

r Averill of Logan and Mary
'jr,Tfs5cll and Ruth e. Moenek'
'Llfsnji ji,ers Of Lark and Zeiia
4 \ fooe,er esrd Mabel a. Mitchell.
- AXE.
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GOOD BUSINESS PROPOSITION
for YOU. Investigate. Mgr. for l.. q.
Swartz 81 Co. 253 S. West Temple ST.
n311 1
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T7F MONUMENTS ARE
9HQN%b better and cheaper than
,,Ii,ssnnmental Bronze Co.. 261
n Club Bids. n't"t
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IGUSTLERS EVERYWHERE SIS TO $50
made weekly distributing circulars.
samples, no canyassing; steady. Mor-
chants Outdoor Ad Co, Chicago. n2G57
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MT PAcTopu

Pans y l. E A ED ND
hcto-v a srJclalty. Salt
'' "a +. lst So. Phone
b11lS
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RUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES

ONE COMPLETE SET OF MEAT MAR
ket fixtures at a reasonable figure. Ad-
dress K-3S. Tribune n2S85
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FOUND

--O-~--~~~~~~~-~-~~0-"->N
REWARD IN DOLLARS FOR DIMES
lOc ina mining corporation owning four
teen claims now being developed Full
Information at CorlIer & Co, Suite 7.
I.atimcr block. 631 w. End South ST.
n22i6
G0-CART. ON EAGLES DAY. OWNER
can have same by Identifying and pay
ing Tor this ad. Cali l2S w End South.
n3OS7
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED


FOUR HOUSEKEEPING. RMS; NEW.
clean and modern: adults only: S35
month. 541 f. 1st South. nz6e5
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR WITH
out board. 23i 2. LIST South. n24Ol
PUNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. 7s e.
Fifth South. n2079
THREE FRONT HOUSEKEEPING RMS.
and bedrooms. reasonable. 23I w. First
South. n21l5
ONE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room for one or two gentlemen. easy
Walking king dlsta1es dist Ing S29 srdsepoTf; port;
THE PLEAsANToN. HANDSOMELY
furnished rooms modern; close In. No.
Kendall Square. Ind. phone 1889. a2037
NEWLY FURN. RMS. AND BATH. as
So. w. Temple. Phone 9217 Ind. Jl734
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
523 L. 9th South. n116l
MODERN, DESIRABLE ROOMS. 60 2;
LARGE, COOL NORTH ROOM, PRI-
vate family, bath: three blocks from
monument: SS SO Third ave. n23l9
BOARD AND ROOMS
BOARD AND ROOMS AT 3i2 SOUTH
Srd East. n2sl2
BOARD AND ROOM At IA 50. md
East; gentlemen preferred. nSO26
GOOD TABLE BOARD WITH OR WITH
\ out rooms. 324 w. Sth South nSls2
TABLE BOARD WITH OR WITHOUT
rooms. 30 w. South Temple. n3iSS
FRONT ROOM, FIRST GLASS PRIVATE
house; breakfast and dinner. 157 North
State. n3oGl
ROOMS. MODERN, WITH BOARD. l85
So. 2nd East. n3062
IRST-CLASs ROOMS AND BOARD.
3l5 Il. End South, n309s
FURN ROOM AND BOARD FOR GEN
tleman. $40 South 1st West. n3O93
NICE FRONT ROOM. WE'LL VENTIL-
ated' fine location for summer IS p
ROOMS AND TABLE BOARD BY DAY
OF week blocks west OF Temple, with
in walking distance from o. s. l.. depot.
% N. LIST West. n3li0
NEW FURN. ROOMS WITH FIRST
class table board, 326 So. 9Th East
n3l50
lST- CLASS BOARD AND ROOM IN PRI-
vate family 130 N. West Temple. nSl6s
MRS. BOWLEs. 4{9 Il. lsT so. NEWLY
furn. rooms. single or ensuite, excel
lent table, choice location. lawn, porch,
shade. n2S32
FIRST CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS IN
newly ftted-up house: private family
TO respectable quiet people. 35i South
First West. n296l
ROOM AND BOARD. REASONABLE
rates. 65T w. 1st North. n2S4t
LARGE ROOM IN MODERN HOUSE.
with good family board for two. 1l9
North West Temple n2709
FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITH
out board 326 So. Ord East. n2503
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD IN
private family, 5S w 9th South. n2502
THREE DOORS EAST OF THE BRAINS
ford. 11s Bingham. Ind. e27, k2s3o
BOARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE
family gentleman preferred, 327 p
1st South. n141S
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% AND BOARDING HOUSE
y snied at Reno, Nevada Rates
"a AZ Reno than anywhere else
Rnt with expenses only mod
fW Information. apply Nevada
~ League, Reno. Nevada.
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COMPETENT COOK. ALSO HOUSE
girl Good wages. Apply CTS e. Brig
ham. n2025
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DIED

,LIs city, June 2s, 1907.
>rs-In l'Np Npoher,s. aged . years
'6ihenne chter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
~ Funeral services WI ne
49, -ssidence. No. 500 South
4 ibe go D. m. Sunday, June
IS, ~ Mount Ollvet cemetery,
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STABLES
- MsTAL WORKERS

y st.s,,A 70 SO. WEST TEMPLE,
Va. is ss,I all orders for tin and
~. umates furnished: both
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,,Tc AND ToMBSToNES

9>SST 70 SELECT FROM. R
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