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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-03-20
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! Ihe best ShOemakerS in the
city at the Bemidji Cash Store.
Mrs. Sadie Kerrick was in the
city last night from Park Rapids.
Remember the millinery open
ing March 22nd and 23rd at Miss
Hetland's.
! Anna Region, Peter Skreaf
and E. Region were in the city
today from Kelliher.
Don't forget that the Bemidji
Cash Shoe Store does repair
work neatly, quickly and at rea-
sonable prices.
James Sturdevant returned to
his home at Tenstrike last even
ing, after having spent yester-
day IN the city. .
There will be a special meeting
of the Order of Eastern Star for
initiation and social time, Friday
March 22nd. at 8 p. m.
John Gilstad, P. E. Green and
?. M. Olson were among the
Blackjack people who were
"cOurting" in the city today.
Willis Brannon, owner of the
Hotel Brannon at Northome, came
down from his home this morn
ing and spent today in the
city,
julius Dahl, who is now a
member of the police force, is
confined to his home where he is
wrestling with an attack of Ia
grippe.
Fred Olson spent yesterday
in the city and returned last
evening tohis home at Blackjack.
Mr.. Olson was excused from
acting as a petit juror.
Charles Gustafson, the editor
postmaster of Tenstrike, re-
turned home last evening, having
been excused. from acting Eas a
member of the grand jury. -
U. G.. Wray of Park Rapids,
ex-county attorney of Hubbard
county, came up from the
"Rapids" last evening and was
in attendance at district court
today.
Aad A. Tone, the Northome
attorney, arrived in the city this
morning from Northome and has
been busily engaged with a case
which he is conducting in district
court.
Henry Stechman, proprietor
of the Hotel Stechman at Ten.
strike, returned to his home last
evening, the case in which he is
interested at this term of court
having been set for a later date.
W. D. Ford received a tele-
gram from Crookston yesterday
announcing the death at that
place yesterday of Fan Farley,
owner of barber shop there,
and who had several friends in
this city. .,.~- .
S. W. Vassley, an attorney Of
Little Falls, arrived in the city
yesterday to be present at the
opening of district court, II
! order that he might represent {
client In a case in which be il
interested. ....-- -..
Bad breath, coated tongue, ;
languld feeling, is entirely un
natural. Your lazy liver ant
bowels need a tonic. The bes
soothing tonic to every organ i.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
IS cents, Tea or Tablets. Bar
ker's Drug Store.
Scion Finley, one of the bes
of the woodsmen who work il
the logging camps hereabouts
came down this morning from
Northome. Mr.. Finley has beer
running a camp for O'Neil
Irvine, near Northome, most O
the winter, but is through will
his work for this season.
Walter Markham, who is nov
clerking in the camps of Wake
q Akeley near Farley, cam
down from his ''stampin.
ground" yesterday afternoon
Walter was clad in the regulatio,
lum berjack paraphernalia, an,
looked the personifcation Q
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wy Ia oAO OAoJ AOOhAuS dIUSI
some business matters. 49, .
G. W. Jewett, the civil engineer
of Blackjack, returned to his
home this morning, after having
spent yesterday and last night
in this city looking after some.
business matters.
L. F. Johnson, the district
representative for the G. A.
Smith Tim Der company, left this
morning for Sebeka, from which
place he will go to points on the
Grow Wing river and visit camps
of his company.
There's naught so sweet a,
loves young dream,
And it would sweeter be,
If lovers would only take
A little Rocky Mountain Tea.
Barker's Drug Store. ~.
st. Philips Aid will meet at
the home of Mrs. Otto johnson
at AS America avenue, between
Fourth and Fifth streets, Thurs
day afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
Visitors cordially invited. .
J. S. Scribner, the county at
torney of Cass county, came in
yesterday evening from Walker,
and after transacting some legal
business with Judge Spooner
last evening, left on the east
bound passenger train for Cass
Lake.. "
W. E. Rowe, the we'll known
attorney of Crookston, came over
from his home yesterday and
was present in court when the
cases were being set and the
calendar gone over. Mr.. Rowe
appears as attorney in two cases
at this term Of court. assss
Fred Win, father of John B.
Wilm, ex-forman of the Pioneer
job department, was in the city
yesterday. He nade application
before Clerk of Court Rhoda for
his second citizens papers. Mr..
Win owns a valuable homestead
a few miles northeast of North
ONE. q.
A program will be given
Wednesday night at the Saliva
ton Army hall. Music, special
songs for the occasion, and reci-
tations will be rendered by the
children. Coffee and cake will
be served at the close of the pro:
gram. Come and bring your
friends. =.
The following residents of
Rainy River, Ont, were in the
city yesterday: P. T. Roberts,
D. Robertson, G.. P. Boyce, Rob.
ert Corrigan and William Unke.
They are witnesses in the cases
against the Rainy Lake River
Boom corporation, to be tried al
this term of court. .~.-
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, who have
a homestead near Olwood, If
ltasca county east of Blackjack
spent last night in the city anc
left this morning for Mime
apolis, where they will visit dur
ing the coming summer. They
made final proof on their claim
yesterday, at Cass Lake.
Congressman Halvor Steener
son and his law partner, Charles
Loring, returned last evening tt
their home at Crookston. TIL,
boomage cases against the Rainy
Lake River Boom corporation, il
which Messrs. Stevenson ane
Loring are attorneys for the de
PENDANT company, will not b
taken up until next week.
Charles Saxrud and wife cam,
down yesterday from their HON,
; at Fowlds. While he was here
Mr.. Saxrud made application be
fore Clerk of Court Rhoda for hi,
SC G md citizens papers. HI
owns refreshment parlor a
Fowlds and states that bushes.
is good in his home town. Mr.
Saxrud had been chosen as
member of the petit jury, bu
was excused from duty by Judg,
lSpooner.
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PILES CURED in TO ID DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any
case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protrudine
piles in to IA days or money refunded. soc
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SUSPECTED OF MURDER
Police Make One Arrest for the Mys-
terious ST. Louis Case

ST. LOUIS, March s.-Harry Muer.
never, aged %, was arrested at his
home today in connection with tho
mysterious murder Of Mrs. Kate Quern-
helm, whose dead body, shot, cut aud
bruised, was found in her home last
evening, He is being held pending in
vestigation into statements he made
following tho discovery of the deed
A second hand dealer called on Chief
Of Detectives Smith today with sew
eral articles identified as having been
taken from the Quernheim home. The
dealer said he had purchased the ar
ticles and described the seller Chief
Smith SAID he expected the informa-
ton would lead to an important arrest,
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MONEY ADVANCED ON SALARIES
for any time desired. Rebate when
paid before due; real estate, personal
property and collateral loans lower
rates; deal directly with the principal;
It's TO your advantage. Lawrence, 403-l
d. F. Walker bldg. h4sS
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DIED

S<M-In this city, March s. 1907,
- =. Bartram. aged % years,
|sr with tho Remington Typewriter
IA city. Remains are at the funerai
~ Ebcr w. Hall. being prepared
:~,,ent east To his old home,
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pleasant smile is good to see,
Portreyins health and joIIity,
And advertisers look that way
Who use our want ada every day.
No matter whnt 1T 10 you want,
Our Ad page IA the place to hunt
For work or business, home or wealth,
For friends pleasure-eveu health.
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rrNERAL NOTICE.

q Tbe funeral services over the
E,r M the late Axel Olsen, aged ~
TrjJJ be held Sunday at r. m;
NJ twenty eighth ward chapeL Al
and members OF Woodnine CT
Al w. OF W.. are specially In
. aifoud. Interment in City ceme-
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ACCORDION PLEATJNG

ACCORDION, SUNBURST AND SIDE
pleating and pinking. Mrs, Jennens. sos
E. Sd South. Bell phone 2956-K
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
bath. ~ So. West Temple Phone
3o77 Ind p75
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MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
on real estate In the city, TUTTLE
| BROS, 1853 Main ST, 1929
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SAFE REPAIRING

EXPERT SAFE AND LOCK WORK. BI-
cycle Supply Co. SI5 South West Tenn
pie. GIG
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strictly modern. hot-air heater: barn
with alley TO same, good size lot, on wide
street near Brigham, houses worth no
more In the same neighborhood are held
as high $4,000. Owner wants to leave !
city at once; will sell for $4,000 II sold
promptly. about cash, balance long time,
monthly payments,
THE STRINGER CO.,
20 West Second South.
fT1a
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LARGE FRONT ROOM, HOT WATER
heat. bath. close in, Phone 1074-X
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+. G. WOOD. FOR LOWEST RATi; OF
interest on furniture. pianos, ho,ses
vehicles. etc. i want all the good loans
can get fer the noxt 30 days No Temoy-
ale' private terms to suit l49 Main St
n. a"s f161
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ON MORTGAGE. NO COMMISSION
Lowest rates. Pomeroy, a6 West lst
North. uS8i
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AS CLAIM LOCATING SURVEYOR OR
assistant to L. S. deputy or mining en-
gneer, by young man Of 23 technically
trained, experienced craftsman. computer
and office man. fair instrument man w.
NJ. Schenkleberger, 225 s. W. Temple. 1903
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NICELY FURN- MODERN ROOMS,
close in No. 562 Main ST. Tel 1202-K
rlOY7
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YOUNG EASTERN MAN SEEKS POSI-
tIon as correspondent has thorough of
fee experience. best references. Address
30, Tribune. 1920
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MONEY TO LOAN.

SIS TO $4,000 ON ANY GOOD SECUR-
ity, long or. short time. easy terms.
lowest rates In the city, strictly con-
ndentlal. Equitable Loan and Inv. Co,
63a West End South. hl63i
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FOR sALs-REAL ESTATE

1i5x115 FEET sRD WEST. BET.
SOUTH TEMPLE AND 1ST
SOUTH. OPPOSITE THE NEW
DEPOT OF THE o. S. L., SALT
LAKE ROUTE. UNION PACIFIC
RAILROADS. BEFORE THIS
BUILDING is COMPLETED IT
WILL SELL FOR DOUBLE
WHAT WE ARE ASKING FOR
IT NOW.
THIS LOT is A CORNER AND
BUILDING CAN BE ERECTED
TO VERY GOOD ADvAN.
BUY NOW.
$40, 900.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE !
INV. CO.,
PHONES 81. PSI S. MAIN ST. /
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THE RICHLIEU FURN. ROOMS;
rooms for light housekeeping: rooms
from $3.50 per wk. UP. 306s Z, 2nd So.
g141l
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SMALL LOANS A SPECIALITY, CHEAP,
quick. on anything. Snow, Auerbach
bldg. g2570
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Apply 633 West Fourth North
Bell phone $500, h1S27
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SEVEN RMS FUR,N, FURNITURE FOR
sale Enquire II w 4th South es3S
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED TRIM
mers and saleswomen for millinery de-
partmebt, Address stating salary and
giving references. in confidence. Add
7 20. Tribune hS15
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OFFERING AN IssIJE On THRTE
.qred thousand dollars. 6 DER cent
E-year railroad gold bonds. with
pon stock bonus Of one hundred fifty
me dollars Subscription books omen
nlrsy days only. Write for full par
VS. George M. Kellogg. EIlicott
-, ouiaio 1873
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AS STENOGRAPHER; 80 YEARS EX-
perience railroad engineering and COM
mercial work. Address A 3S, Tribune.
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CLASS LADY COOK. 140 EAST
Second South, opposite Grand theater,
h6A5
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FIVE ROOMS. L, l.. BATH, PIANO,
barn, cas-; side. Address r 19, Trib-
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO LEARN
plumbing. plastering, bricklaying, cleo
tTlcal trades. free catalogue; positions
secured Coyne Trade Schools, New
York and San Francisco. h2234
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ONE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room for one two gentlemen; easy
walking distance. 1nq, 529 Bridgeport
or phone Ind. 3532. c2201
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|r1TMENTS AND ToMBSTQNES
"A STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
<enzie. Display yards. 422 s. State,
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FHONO0RAPuS

icb,UMD ,UMDERS FOR RECORDS MD
hrE a,r nlIed samo day as received,
'"' south West Temple. g2lS2
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GARDENING,

ARTISTIC LANDSCAPE GARDENING,
lawn making. planting. etc. The By
houwer Company. Bell phone. Main
2779-Y. J400
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,rED-PARTNER WITH 81 900 FOR
ess essfnent enterprise. Investigate.
ees 33 Tribune. i5TS
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THE PLEASANTON, HANDSOMELY
furnished rooms; modern. close In, No.
Kendall SQUARE. Ind. phone 1929. n2031
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PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER

A COILS, PAINTER. PAPER HANG
er and kalsomlner. 264 Baltimore ave.
Ind phone l030-l rings WAT
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DON'T BORROW MONEY ON yorTR
salary until you see me- ono month
free. F. A. Newton. 4s1 Herald build
ing e2Os7
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HOUSE OF FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS,
modern. Rear Of l44 w. 4th South
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RANcK ADVICE ON EARTH.

RANcK ADVICE ON EARTH.
10th East and Brigham, ~ II. front.
with 5-room house, only $1,000. The lot
alone is worth considerably more.
Southeast, a nice cottage with rooms,
room upstairs for rooms, for $4,000
$500 down. $50 per month.
SPECIAL.
Near End South and 11th East; We
can sell very choice building lot II
taken at once, for $3.50 per rod which Is
$500 p rod cheaper than any adjacent
property, This lot has good front: Is we'll
situated and most desirable In every re-
spect, either for future investment or as
site for home. This offer deserves con-
sideration, Call or phone us at once. I
Ranck Real Estate e. Invt Co., a
Suite 231-2. D. f. Walker Bldg, a
RANCK HANDLES THE EARTH.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; ground floor, 215 West
Eth South. fl729
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FURN ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE,
End So. 1915
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:, ,mAGI. SPIRITUALIST ADVISER:
! ,all TO call and see her. Offlce
? Az d. m to p. m. $50 8. w, Tenn
jloS
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GROUND FLAT 331 FIRST ST, ALSO
two nice rooms for housekeeping, mod
1871
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GIRLS FOR LAUNDRY WORK IN ALI,
departments. Apply Troy Laundry. No.
f31 South Sixth East street
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT, 4Os z.
3rd South. Bell phone 1369-Y h294
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SPIRITUALISTS

HARRIETT FONTYN, TRANCE
@ium. Meetings Sundays and
'aays' y. m. 267 S. W. Temple,
h2I5S
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GOOD COOK. APPLY 30s e. 1sT SO.
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TFD-PRICE ON CARLOAD OF
nina poplars, IL or more feet high;
on other shade trees. Address
,ick G. Greenwood, American Falls,
80 i7lA
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HAY, GRAIN AND COAL

HARVEY & CO.. Ito w. S. TEMPLE.
Baled hay In car lots.
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MIDWIFE

MIDWIFE
AZ E HOME FOR CONFINEM ENT
pnrs. pMrs. a, M. Olsen, SIS East 9th
Phone Bell 2o57-X' yTs7
scs e HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
lortb s. Lizzie Geisler. GAG West
beil phone 5ei-K uIO33
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GIRLS FOR MANGLB ROOM AND
OTHER DEPARTMENTS. APPLY
TROY LAUNDRY, 43l SO. 9TH EAST
STREET.
1921
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TYPEWRITERS

ALL MAKES RENTED. REPAIRED.
exchanged. sold. Utah Typewriter Ex-
change Co. 62 w, I'd South. a1665
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IMMEDIATELY. YOUNG MEN TO
qualify for the Railway Mail Service;
exceptional opportunities. Call or write
for free catalogue, West Coast Cores
pondence Schools. Utah Gas & Coke Co.
Bldg Room 7. hlS3S
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MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPL z
and others upon their own names,
without security: cheapest rates. east.
est payments; off1ces in so principal cit :
rerms frst. Tolmnn. s3s Atlns Bldg.
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WANTED

HING AND IRONING CURTAINS
&c at home. also plain sewing. ZS5
Ma z. Jl.o
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LOST

scS GOLD WATCH WITH LEATH-
''p and purse with flag marked Salt
p%stween Atlas block and Offor
pasl znd South and 373 South
Ne"ard If returned 10 373 South
spm
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W. Reward, ~ 30 20
M,r59dDaf, M, 9d1af, GRAY HORSE. WEIGHT
sn io,o, had harness on, Reward
-soIn 20 I35 e 8th South. isb4
AND WHITE ENGLISH SET
~ d'tsch, wearing wide collar. SlO. 90
= u returned TO 10 4 street. h9oo6
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PENSIONS.

FOR OLD SOLDIERS OF CIVIL AND
Mexican wars are now entitled to
$1,000 $500 and $50 90 per month under
new laws. See VIM. Crome Latimer
Block J409
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<5-Y FURNITURE, STOVES. CAR
etc, Phone Bell 1896, Ind. 225b.
|1rIrniture Co. 12G4
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CEMENT SIDEWALK FOREMAN
also concrete and masonry. Phone No.
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BACHELORS QUARTERS, TWO
6d-sized, party furnished rooms;
noes exchanged. 800 Constitution
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COMPRESSED AIR CLEANING
UTAH SANITARY AOUSE-CLEANING
Co.. Phones 556 1820
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FNEY SWEEPING AND FURNACE
ming. Leave orders Druehl d
an. Both phones 100. j102
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NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS
at 102 No. Main 81. j1SS
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MUSIC

fl,rs' l,rs'%ILVLIA I,SIA GOTWALDT. VOICE
ana arranged. Studio, ComJ SImh
--.ot wanted. hlo20
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OLAIRVOYANTS


MADAME PINK. CLAIRVOYANT ME-
dium. I'll give Information regarding
ell business affairs. ETC.; test meetings
Sunday and Thursday. Bell phono 3844-
K. 11s S First West. esq
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CASH REgISTERS

sAo0 hEGlSTERS
- >>N~--~~>~>--~-~
6shsn 6hL CASH REGISTER, OSCAR
M en, sales agent. 221 Main street
L rsSin. register repairing. Second
H-Ne.o hIWays IN stock. nl580
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|cTNEsS MAN DESIRES TO LEASE
'rictly modern seven or eight room
east or northeast part of city. Ad-
'lock box 394. 1i39
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE;
tuition earned while learning. situa-
tions or locations furnished. Catalogue
free Mohlers Barber College, so East
First South Salt Lake. h1S23
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10 GOOD GIRLS. APPLY AT ONCE
J. G. Mcdonald Candy Co.. 15e w. 9si
So p1IVi
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Girl, FOR COOKING AND DOWN
stairs work No. 6 Fort Douglas.
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I6ND-POWER ELEVATOR. j. q.
llne room Hooper building. Phones.
| P625. Ind, 1921, h1923
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Not FAIL TO SEE OUR BEAUTI-
: rooms and try our meals; they are
est In The city for the money; gen
n preferred. 3l5 East 2nd So. 1909
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lest PRICE PAID FOR METALS,
!. bottles. hides. pelts, beeswaX, etc.
td-hand machinery. Great Western
d M. Co. Inc 230-240 So. 1st West
S2i Bell 1887 hl7l9
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lest PRICE PAID FOR IRON,
rs. rags. bottles. rubber. copper,
Utah Junk Co. 63 L. Sth South,
a 900 1907
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BOARD AND ROOMS

I'D AND ROOM. S5 PER WEEK.
iRossland House. Rear ia e. 2nd
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework, S24 per mo. 624 E, 3rd st
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2 NEATLY FURN. RMS, NO CHILD
rem, 744 E. Linden ave, bet 3rd and
| 4th So. 1877
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KEY FITTING

EXPERT LOCK AND SAFE REPAIR
Ing. Carters. S25 S. w. Temple ST.
Bell phone ll46-X. g82l
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HIaH-CLAss RESIDENCE OF EIGHT
FRITsCH. NO. IL E End SOUTH ST.
PHONES: IND, 747, BELL. 1851 g795
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EXPERIENCED CHANlBERMAlD, LIV-
Ing at home, % East 3rd South. Ho-
tel Normandy j2s
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He'd COUPLE DESIRE TWO UN-
'jshed rooms and board; close in;
orice. Address a 20, Tribune. jIA4