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& OHIO RAILROAD,

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ROYAL BIZ = LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR UN IHE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. ZD ~IKEtT NEW lURh.
= ~ a. M. bIer. Pullman Iarlr.
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ANNATOIIs. weekdays. sw q. M. 1915 noon.
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-ENEH1 HOUR ON IHE HOUR"
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40 BALTIMORE.
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1850 'l1J a. M. I-r0 noon. -.lC l-r. Ei7
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WESTWARD
CHICAGO ., 90 a. H.. q - $50 p m
CINCINNATI ST LuJ lS. and LOUISVILLE,
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CLEVELAND. 'ssl q. No.. ego p. m.
COLUMBUS $ $50 D. o.
WHEELING, 500 q. M. $50 D. m
WINCHESTER, e IS a. NJ. Tt.5. -501 p. m
FREDERICK. IS Ss-i5 a. m. lat fr.5. SIS.
HAtrEk> row \. $50 d. ul-. 'l-l D. n.
'uaiIy Except SUNDAY s>unGsr only.
Reservations % Sleeping gr Fs-.o- Car space, rates
q fare, &C. VIII be gucsir tu1risled ~ IELL-
PHONE az an Cf the following Ticket Offices IsIs -
81. NV Telephone Main 1921. tl3 PENNSYLVANIA
and st--Ticket Office. Telsgaoue last ss-, lHicr.
nation Bureau. East "a
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN,

MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate al 4 "a and 5 pgr cent interest; special
pryilsges Win respect 20 prior payments TYLER
d RUTHERFORD jlncl, 1871 I st. nv Ocs-u
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace old onss a. lowest rates Of in
terest All Transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers Wal a. SAUNDERS
a CO.. liT + 81. NV. ocs-u
MONEY TO LOAN IL ANY AMOUNTS FROM
AZ per cent 10 per cent On D. Z. real estate.
Every Consideration shown borrowers
The Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main sse2 g7 q Street NSY
mhl3-tf
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HOUSES FOR SALE,
Gown Your own Home"

ll5-lAs-l -li3l-li22 street northeast
Beautifully decorated. six rooms and tiled bath
house, cellar 1nder entire house heated by the bes;
heating plant Tor small houses made; front lawns.
large back yard; every convenience for the house
keeper
On IOur Own Terms.
Open all day-a representative there 90 SHOW you
through and furnish you with ans information you
may desire.
David Moore,
1923 y. y. ave. NV.
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HOUSES FOR RENT,

FOR RENT
ls @ 81. NV rooms. SIS 8
1870 St. uwu Il rooms and two baths
81 ! st. uw II rooms and bath th................ - %
ie-4 t-A ST. 90
9H 5th So. or BushtuorI ave. NV. rooms
and Z5l
APARTMENTS.
09 s. NV. rooms and dbath.....-...........S s. 30
STORE AND DWELLING.
25 18th ST. nu..........-.. ................S 81 81
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
Gi2 18th 81. y. ".
sr2Z m. Wifi
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LOANS on REAL EsTATE-4 TO 6 PER CENT
interest, depending locstion. GAsCH q
BIRGE, 1926 y. ]. ave. ucs-u
MONEY TO LOAN BUSINESS MN on ~
dCrsed notes. so 20 Slg1 also second trust l05us
quickly made u C. improved real estate, ia sgms u
$50 and upward QUICK LOANS. Herald cslce.
ans mo
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FURNITURE WANTED.

sPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets, stoves, hlie a-brac, and an kinds Of house
hold goods, BAUMs FURNITURE SHOP llA
and SIS Phone y I5L Formerly, 9Th and L.
apsot
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PERSONAL.


To LIVE LITERARY WORK MUST BE DONE
90 garrett Dis ast mems discarded wearing az
Fa-El. hats shirts. slices. We T8v Ge fu cash
value jog a1y amount Send gs vai % call .1 yHl.
JJ~TH'S OLD STAND G1 D.
WILL PAY YOU HIGHEST CASH PRICES
t.r worn garments. ladies geu.mcn.s and chill
drea's shoes and hats, address postal, viii CALI l..
TARsHEs. 1903 5th ST, NV Phone North So.
ap9f
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR CAST-OFF
clothing. ladies ~ gCulmgls send postal. vii
call W. RICE. l1- lth ST. nv: phone s. l-55
alCiUt-eCd
HAIR on THE FEMALE FACE,
WARTS, MOLES BlRTHMARk~ BLACK-
HEADS. ard all facial blmighes PERMANENT Y
REMOVED by clectr-igsis. Lady operator. ROOM
e. NeUeT-tt Bldg mo p &C. uv. my5gt
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL9 YOU WILL
be agreeaby surprised II you viii let me sell Il for
you MARCUS NOTES. as 9th ST. ~. phone
Main Sill uoi0-tf
WHISKEY g PER GAL. THE JOHN WED.
DERBUItN els F So. nv. apsu
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HORSES AND VEHICLES,

FOR SALE-A HANDSOME. WELL-BRED. GAIT
ri mare Phone North s517 mvI---t
wANTED-HORSEs TO PASTURE; SHADE
and running water In every field. /. L. GREEN.
Bethesda Nd. Phone kensirg;on Pip myl50t
A CAR LOAD OF GOOD DRAUGHT AND DRIV-
ing horses Just arrived from Lancaster Co., Pa.
Hyman's stables, 800 9th n. w.
arzu
90 VIRGINIA HORSES FOR SALE: 100 70 40
pounds also a few cheap horses. FRED JOHN
son a BRO. IA s.. Sc feIu
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FOR EXCHANGE,

$50 EQUITY rs Mr. RAINIER HOUSE. Will
exchange tar g.'y house. owner, apply s1 Fh 90
ue mr-.s.
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WALL PAPER,

WE WILL FURNISH YOU PAPER FOR the
following sized rooms; 6xsx9, &C; l0xi0E9, SLID;
l2xl519 Sl25. li1Zl19 Sl0; ether mons in proper.
ton. Come. T. e. NOLTE, sG Ilth. fe5-tf
ROOMS PAPER s. UP; SAMPLES
brought; latest spring designs painting LIE
pREUN 1901 eth ST. Phone y. 3islm. !als-tf
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RUG WEAVING,

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS, RUGS wOyEN
from old carpets WASHINGTON RUG co.
97l 5th NV. 'Phono NJ. l315. ap27-s1t
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-14

, Governor Kibbey still holds the Do ran mine tax bill without action, though everybody expects that he will veto the bill. Governor Kibbey should return this measure promptly and state his objection to measure which will practically double the tax of the mining industry in Arizona and make every producer pay his just part of the tax burden. Let him tack his re. cent special message to the Doran bill and return 1t io the council. That will
 dve the memebrs of the legislatI,-r plenty of time to fully consider hi; objections again.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-14

The final victory in the House last week when the mine tax bill, based upon the bullion tax idea, was passed by vote of r to 2, over the stren' uous opposition of the Republican Territorial administration. Is another victory for the democrats of the House, and in this particular instance the fight was led by Representative Hampton of Graham county. Late Friday afternoon Hampton introduced his amendment providing that 25 per cent of the gross output should be the basis of taxation and within a few minutes he had rallied to his propo- sItion, the support of Pace, of Graham
 and Morgan of Navajo, giving him the necessary two-thirds majority to fur
 ther suspend the rules and place the bill on it's final passage. The bullion .tax bill which will give the Territory more taxes from the producing min ing companies than the Territory has ever received before, must go down in the history of the Twenty-fourth Leg
 islature as a democratic measure
 fought out to victory under the able leadership Of a democrat !. from Graham, MT. Hampton. -'.s. G"a
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-14
eiRcuLATlca STATEMENT FOR
 JANUARY, 1907.

Average Circulation December. Z62o Average Circulation January. .26I2 Gain for meath of January. ...... 47
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is evidence that his action in that matter and in others had been satis- factory to the people of Cochise coun- ty. There has been some criticism of this act. it is true, but it comes from those who have conceived the very mistaken idea that the only road to popular favor is by ''yawping' abuse of the Copper Queen, which, with the other mining enterprises of Cochise county constitute the bone, sinew and marrow of onr industrial prosperity.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-14
GR NE-cANANEA.

Concerning the slump in Greene Cananea stock Iron Ore has this tc say:
 "The trouble with the Greene-Can anea share price this week was due to the fact that thousands of shares were purchased by those who had nc idea of paying for them, but who fig ured that they could buy and sell be fore the certificates were ready fol delivery. The keen bears knew this jumped upon the stock, forced tht price down, and many had to let ge becauseIithey did not have the money to take care of their trades. It waS Id dangerous business and many wers hurt because of 1t. = s-t
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INDUSTRIALs MEET.

A meeting of the Bisbee Industrial Association was held last evening at Tammany Hall, at which a set of by laws to govern the organization was decided upon. It was also decided to order printed a large number of these for distribution among the members. A large attendance is reported to have characterized the meeting. The Bisbee Industrial Association was formed less than two weeks ago and for the avow- ed purpose of offsetting the entrance into this district of the Western Fed eration of Miners.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-14

It seems that the Hardiker-Riee election contest has not yet been final ly disposed of. An appeal bond is said to be forthcoming so that the case may go to the supreme court. Hardi- ker, the defeated candidate for jus tice of the peace in this city. is now a resident of Fl Paso and it would seem that in view of this the only thing left of the contest is the bets made by Charley Overlook. The men ton of this election contest recalls the pleasing result of the election here last fall when the democrats came out in the lead notwithstanding the republican money put up at great odds against the underlined.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-14
ARBITRARY ASSESSMENTS.

An incident of mine assessment in Cochise county is alone strong argu- ment in favor of the Doran mine tax bill which provides that in future all mining properties in the territory shah be taxed on the amount of their ore output instead of on 8 valuation arbitrarily fixed by anyone. There is no possible way to arrive at correct estimate of the value of mine except on a basis of the ore product.
 Thousands and thousands of dol lars have been spent in litigation in this territory in attempts to collect taxes from the mines on values fixed under the old law. The Doran bill fixes a definite basis for arriving at these values in the future which will leave little room for disagreement as to mine tax values in the future. Not only will it provide this desirable con. dition, but it will insure double the amount of revenue in the future from the mining industry that has been heretofore paid.
 The incident in Cochise county which forms a strong argument sfoT the Doran bill was the assessment of the Copper Queen mining company for 1901t when after the assessor had returned an assessment of the company the board of supervisors in. creased the value of the company's property to a sum greater than all the other mining property in the territory. The Copper Queen was asked to pay more taxes than all the mine owners of the territory, corporate and indi. vidual, including the great United Verde at Jerome, the mines at Cliff. ton, Morenci and Globe and in every other mining district in Arizona The Copper Queen naturally refused to submit to such manifest injustice and went to court to resist the col. lection of the tax. The case was tried before the court in Tombstone and the company was sustained on the ground that the Copper Queen assess ment was not in proportion to other mining property in the territory. Not withstanding this manifest inequality of mine assessment in the territory the territorial board of equalization, upon which Governor Kibbey desires 10 confer all power in the assessment ard collection of taxes took no notice of the outrage that had been done to the Copper Queen; suggested no low. ering of the Cochise county valuation or the increase of mine valuations in other counties.
 After this tax suit was decided in favor of the Copper Queen the attor- neys for the county took the case 10 the supreme court of the territory. where it was reversed. So manifest was the injustice of an attempt to make the Queen pay more taxes than all other mines fin the territory that the board of supervisors. which had been elected after the assessment had been made, after consulting with many of the heavy taxpayers of the county. compromised the tax suit on what was believed to be an equitable basis, securing return of the heavy expense the county had been to in prosecuting it's suit, in cluding an at torney fee of s5O0o. The compromise met with universal approval at the time and since then Hon. J. J. Bowen was the member to suggest the com promise and his reelection last fall
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-14


 Two prodigious legal battles are be. ing fought out in the country just now and by coincidence one is in the ex. treme eastern and one the extreme western metropolis In New York, Delmas and Jerome, evenly matched, are struggling; in the west. Heney, representing law and order, is fight. ing some of the most able talent of that section in his efforts to convict Abe Ruef of grating. The world looks on with acute interest at each of theee contests. Its . sympathy largely goes to the cause represented in Rch instance by Delmas and Heney.
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The disregard of the Twenty-iourth

The disregard of the Twenty-fourth Legislature for the strenuous argu- ments and recommendations of the representatives or the big stick" in Arizona, was clearly shown by the action of the Legislature on the mine tax proposition. The governor, the attorney-general and all the lesser lights of the administration were lined up in V shape formation but a flying wedge with Hampton in the cen ter, put the administration eleven off of the field. ..,a- .,..
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rare going to push the case against Campbell and that they can prove his attack was entirely unwarranted.
 The hearing of the case will be held before Justice Hogan Monday after noon, at which time Assistant District Attorney Ross will be on hand to prosecute Campbell
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-14
NOTICE

A reward of $500 will be paid for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the parties stealing The Review from subscribers.
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-14

MT. Spooner will be greatly missed in. the Senate Chamber. and by no one more than Senator Tillman who was in the habit of helping him make his speeches.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-14
TERRIToRy OF ARIZONA.
County of Coch.se. ss.

County ot Cocn.se. ss.
 I. A. Patterson, circulation mana ser of the Bisbees Daily Review de solemnly swear that the above state ment gives the actual and bona nae circulation of the daily editions of the Bisbee Daily Review for the month of January, 1907, and that from the statement all spoiled and left over pa pers have been deducted
 N. A. PATTERSON.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-14

Don't forget Father Dalton's lecture at the Opera House.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-14

Hot merchants lunch from 1l;00 to 2:00 free at the Antlers' Bar.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES


s,,s ,,.n 5, Spike and Ida E. Wymore of
u G!niNI Gnh l.. Merrill and Belle Mcdonald
y BIAS sisoSO o. Rowther and Florence Rey-
AZ NJ Sanford. Colo
rcuas, rus,yy " Thomas and Mamie smuren OF
L.h \, Keate Of salt Lake and Nettie
Aamn7sn Aarrps c Hatch Of R!sby, Ida, and
hn,''I AM + Paul Of Hatch county. Idaho
G,or GIace C. Carstton OF Salt Lake and
E Re'Vc. Vc.o,lakken OF Salt Lake.
MIA las p. Davis of Dtngle. Ida, and
Cnshioo 3. Meyer Of Dingle. Ida.
'ossIprence d Moore OF Idaho Falls. Ida.
ca. ella Adams OF Rigby. Ida.
ing .,. Luz n. BItner of Salt Lake and Mel
hsists hssiisntwsarth of Salt Lake.
e IT, IT, 4 Westman OF Richfeld and
Axelson OF Salt Lake.
ANls,s A. Petersen and Susie A. Brewer
q Sr1sn l,lreGLI L. stratton and Alta Hancock of
fineaSgGe,' ": Nebeker of Paris. Ida. and
,.oge Johnson Of Shoshone, Ida.
''IsT FSest Moore and Clara V. Cole of
R'SsSPe'.A SsSn 4. Hunt. Jr.. and Marry Morris
!, e. Charles. Ida.
!, ,or,s ~, Henderson OF Oneida. Ida, and
-lSsnia Lgyi Benson OF Logan. Utah,
sc1norce J. Ward. OF Ward, Ida. and NJ,
rsnnle Durpee OF Alno. IDA.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
ice of the Board OF Public Works.

Office of the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Mar 30 1907.
Sealed proposals VIII De received at
this office until 4 o'clock p, M; Thurs
day April II. 1907, for constructing band
stand in Liberty Park
Instructions to bidders. together with
specifications and forms for contract and
bond, can be obtained upon application
at the office OF the Board OF Public
Works or City Engineer
The right IS reserved 10 reject any
and all bids.
BY order of the Board OF Public
Works. f. j. LEONARD. Chairman.
LOUIS c. KELSEY. City Engineer.
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ASSESSMENT NO. l.
Red Bird Copper Mining Company.

Location OF principal place OF busIness!
salt Lake City, Utah. No. 3S South Main
street
Ing of the directors held on the 4th day
Of OF Aprii 1907. an assessment OF ono cent
per share was levied on the Issued and
outstanding capital stock OF the corpora.
lion uayabe on or before the 18th day OF
Nav. 1907, to A. j. Gunnell. the secretary
of the company. at No. $S South Main
street. Salt Lake city. Utah. Any stock
upon which this assessment may remain
unpaid on said 10th day Of May. 1907. Will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder Tor
g. sh, lawful money of the United states.
and. unless payment is made before, viii
be sold on said the 25th day of June, 1907.
to pay said delinquent assessment to-
scther with the cost of advertising and
expenses oil sale
A. j. GUNNELL. Secretary;
Office: No. IS South Main ST, Salt Lake
City. Utah. - kSzS
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DIED


soppINS-Adeline Young Robbins died
@osu q 1907. Funeral at Mrs. r.
o1nmbick's, ISL Seventh street. al . D. m.
ssnrsday Private.
,ynREWS-Tn this city, April s, Mr.. To-
,snb Andrews. OF Bingham Canyon
r,sb in his thirty-ffth year. Funeral
..s.jces will be held from Eber ". Halls
isneral chapel THURSDAY; april, aprii H. at II
vvc II. K. of P. All members OF sister
ssses are requested 10 be present If
sv..sible. Interment City Cemetery.
pAscHER-At Mil Creek. Utah. Of old
noe April 9, 1907, Charles Drascher. In
Me- eehty-fourth year. Funeral services
Tbursday at / p. m. from the Wlnder
t..rd nieetlng house. Friends are in
,,,sd N attend, and can view the remains
;, The meeting house on day of funeral
;rom 1890 TO ! p. m. 1nterment In Big
cortonwood cemetery.
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ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
TMC

Notice is hereby given that the Tegu.
lar annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Nevada Douglas Copper company Will
be held al the offices of the company.
rooms 305- 30S Auerbach building. Salt
Lake City. Utah. on Monday. May G, 1901
at 10 clock n.
Flrst-For the election OF a board OF
directors.
Second-To transact any other business
which may be brought before the meet
NEVADA DOUGLAS COPPER Co,
BY w. c. Orem, Secretary. k5os
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Ell KALAH TEMPLE, A. a o. N. NJ s..
Regular sessions held at Masoaic Tenn
PIE. corner Second East and First South
the third Wednesday of each month. So
1ournins mobiles Invited 10 attend.
s. y. EVANS. Potentate.
w, L. BARNES Pecoraer
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS. FINE
location and trade For sale cheap
Illness See Stowe & Palmer. 5S West
md South. k2T9
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE or TRADE-TWo HOUSES
and three lots located IN Florence
colo / wish TO sell or trade on property.
personal or real estate, in Salt Lake.
Wgn trade on stock Of goods. Address
S S. Lindcman. Garfield. Utah. or Frank
II Johnston, Florence. Colo. lI2T5
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AUCTION SALES


FIGURE WITH US BEFORE BUYING
your household goods elsewhere. Most
complete stock OF second hand goods In
the city. 500 heaters. cook stoves ana
ranges at bottom prices, Western t'uIni-
snv oiS stovs. dl434
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I'D. p}L.E-AGED LADY WOULD LIKE
SSltion In as housekeeper for wIdower,
sos y''eet,on 10 couple OF children: good
-. .todress T. is. Tribune k&39
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I'D SOBER NEWS COMPOSITOR
b. a"fs "a sit on country paper, c. V. Tib-
-. FoonIa. Colorado. kS42
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S-ROoM. THOROUGHLY MODERN
brick and Groom frame and bath, 50x
bargain In city, $4,000: worth $40. 900
Hubbard Invt. Co. rs w. 2nd So. ks56
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WASATCH LODGE NO. i. r. AND A
M-Masonic hall. second Friday each
month. Members OF sister lodges and So
1ourning brethren In good standing In
vited. Samuel c. Park. w. M; A. J..
Lowe. Secretary.
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BEAUTIFUL BROOM MODERN HOME,
close IN; 5x10 lot with fine stable; rea.
sonable terms. Cali Ind phone a33. k46f
GR MOD BRICK AND BARN, LARGE
lot cheap, 92i Pennsylvania ave. Box
SSl City. Roeo
Young ORCHARD, g. FRUIT TREES.
three-room rustic and kitchen. chicken
run barn, shade trees, etc. 923 Park
Ave. Ind. phone 1861. ko9e
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e.i;s aN al HORSESHOER AND BLACK
j,sds,i,. SOBER and steady, best recon-
sauallons' r 10, Tribune. ll84l
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MONUMENTS AND ToMBSToNEs
lLSEGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r,
Mckenzie. Display yards, 422 s. State.
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WANTED-SITUATIoN

ImsJ.HouGHLY n. COMPETENT. RELIA-
49,, nludle-agcd woman wants man
tsaenl rooming or boarding house Ad-
|se.s I. u. Tribune. k76o
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CkEhDIAN pACIFIC

EMPRESS" Line of the Atlantic
Nothing better ailoat than our new ex-
press steamers. Empress of Britain and
Empress OF Ireland GI.500 tons). Que
bee to Liverpool in six days, less than
four days at sea. Superior aJCommoda-
ton available. ComTorr, elegance and
safety Send for Inusc "aJ:d booHIas and
sailing list. C. II. benjamin. general
agent 252 s, Clark St. Chicago.
ALLAN LINE OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
Liverpool Glasgow London. Havre
New steamers Victorian and Virgnian
triple screw turbine engines. and Tuulsi
am, Corscan and Ionlau. twin screws.
Remember, our sailings ale weekly from
Montreal. passing down The picturesque
St Lawrence river by daylight Accom-
modajlons unsurpassed. Rates: Saloon.
$50 and upward second cabin. $40 and
upward One class cabin steamers. $40
and upward Allan & Co, Ia Jackson
houl. Chicago.
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ShY PAY HIGH INTEREST WHEN
Uncle sam Will loan you the most
-oaey on diamonds, watches. jeweiry:
,lns. clothing, trunks. Yallses- musical
. others, Uncle Sam. 70 e. LIST So ST.
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uSlNESS MAN WANTS TO LEASE 7
q Sroom strictly modern house on or
More May 10. Address Business Man,
\ iHoune. 1850
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LOST

a. WHITE POODLE. RED COL
10 pan, ear streaked with tan; answers
10 I'M ~ OF Noodles" Return TO 2lO
- -. reward. kSi4