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The daily tribune., 1907-07-12
Silver Tips on Pocket Knives.

You wouldn't think that the little
German silver tips on pocket knives
arc cast separately, but such is the
case" said Clayton Davis. Just why
they cannot be cut from one large
sheet OF metal ! do not know, but
every one OF these tiny pieces of
metal is poured separately, thousands q
of little molds being required for the
purpose In n large establishment.
Scrap German silver Is melted down
and little aluminium added, the ef.
feet Of which is to release the oxides
in the silver and make It run more
easily. Tho molds are poured stand.
Ing up and when the metal hardcns
the casting IL pared OF to give It the
rounded shape In which II Is used.
The American boy Of the present
day is not the whittier his Yankee
ancestors are said to have been, but
there Is plenty Of sale for pocket
knives. these OF good quality being
bought extensively. The English and
Germans are ahead OF us in making
tool steel and the result is that
Made In Germany Is seen on the
blades OF knives that are made in
Connecticut and elsewhere. NIL.
waukoc Sentinel.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-12

THIMBLE DOZEN-The Thimble
Dozen was most pleasantly entertain.
ed Mt the beautiful home of Mrs. S.
J. Tanner yesterday afternoon. The
weather being warm most Of the
ladies left their embroidery Mt home
Ths usual business of the club being
disposed of, letter from one of its
members, entitled, 1.-THE Dozen at
the Bath House. was read and much
appreciated. Regrets were expressed
at the losing of one of the members
by removal to Denver. A new mem
ber was elected to fill the vacancy.
The house was tastefully decorated in
red, white and blue and the club
departed after partaking of a most en-
joyable lunch.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-12

SCAVARDI- BEZETTI-Miss An
toniette Bezetti, eldest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bezetti of Brook
side, was married yesterday morning
Mt st. Michael's Catholic church
to Mr.. J. b. Seward, of Williams
burg in the presence of large num-
bor of invited guests. The bride Is an
accomplished and educated young
lady Of Italian Lineage, her father
Joseph Bezetti, Of Fremont county,
being the leader of the Italian elc-
ment in this vicinity. Tho couple
will make their home in Williams.
burg.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-12

NO FAIR-At special meeting
recently of the board of directors of
the Fremont County Fair association
at the Office of Secretary W. B. Row
land it was decided not to hold fair
this year The matter of holding tie
annual exhibition was thoroughly
discussed, but in view of the
disastrous effect of the spring fre,z,
on the fruit crop it was considered
inadvisable to hold the usual fair
this year.
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Reduced Rates.

Account races at Overland Park
Juen 18th to July 18th, 1907, tho Dem
ver and Rio Grando will make rate
Of one fare for the round trip to Dem
yer and return. Tickets on sale juno
i5th-Dcrby day - 22, 30, July o,
mud i8. Return limit July 10. For
particulars inquire Of D. and n. G.
local agent 87.i4
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ON THE QUIET-A really quiet"
was pulled off in Buffalo the
other day-the bride and groom were
both deaf dumb and the ceremony
was conducted in the sign language.
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FAR WORSE-Did you ever see u
dog that was too mean to wag his
tail? Keep away from him. Did
you ever know woman who was too
dignified to return smile and a
gracious nod? Beware, she is some
thing worse than dignified.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-12

NEW PIPE LINE-Work is pro.
crossing rather slowly on the new
pipe line for the Rio Grande. A de-
lay has been occasioned on account of
the indemnity bond to the city not
being signed up. 1t will soon be
pushed more rapidly.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-12

IMPOSSIBILITY If you were a
woman and tried to get the. head off
of a chicken, you would understand
why no one ever heard of chicken
breaking its neck. 1t just can't do
it. Its physical impossibility.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-12
A Merry Suggestion,

DO you think that government own.
orship OF railways viii ever come to
pass?"
'ia! hal" said the man who dearly
loves pun: "in my opinion the pass
will be the principal feature OF IT,.
Washington Star.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-12

AT GRAND JUNCTION = The
Gibson Lumber company have recent.
ly bought n lumber yard at Grand
Junction. In the last two weeks they
have established yards at Delta and
Olathe.
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See Our Stock !!

When it comes to selling goods
that are good we do not take a
back seat for any other dealer,
because we feel that our goods are
little better and the cost no
greater. We have an unbroken
The daily tribune., 1907-07-12

BUYING JUNK - Barney Gins
berg, the veteran junk dealer, reports
buying junk to the amount of about
500 from the Coal Creek people who
lost in the fire in the last few days.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-12
THE GRANDEST
SCENERY IN
AMERICA

Connects with the Denver and
Rio Grande at Canon City and
Florenos. Two trains daily.
D. 9. MAC WATERS,
General Passenger Agent.
Colorado Springs.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-12

If you are lover of chocolate soda
or ice cream, try Daniels fountain
soft
The daily tribune., 1907-07-12

The best soda water; pure and
wholesome at Daniels. 9Otf
The daily tribune., 1907-07-12

Pure, cold and sparkling are the
soda's served at Daniels fountain.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-12

AT TWIN LAKEs--Mrs. W, l.
Norris and children, with the Tor,
mer's father, Il. NJ. Francis Of SalIda,
have gone to Twin Lakes, where they
expect to spend the greater part Of
the summer. - Canon City Record,
The daily tribune., 1907-07-12

Root beer and ginger ale, fresh and
sparkling at Daniels fountain. 90tf
The daily tribune., 1907-07-12
RAILROAD TIME cARDs
Denver 4 Rio G,.nde Railway,
G. q, HITCHCOCK, Assx


ARRIVE pRPART
sroA Beaver rad eAatsrn
Aso9a,Scslioss; S,lss,;;:: aSpm wa,A
I'd, from LAiafcSnia ana
\, westsrn pptnts...-....,.. liza N II II a n
Nq. t-Pacida eoast s1pftsa
4, nom Denver. II % q a IL 90 a a
No. &-Auantlc coast ex.
press from California and
q. Wcstern potnts.. 5o2pn 5plp m
Np. p.b-Tfans>eoptins tai
limited from Denver and
,eastern o0rneetionS..- a;20 o m 2Dpn
No. No.6-TrArs.contfns tai
limited. from California
:. and westorn points, $40 4 m $40 a m
No; SDenvsr and Canon
GtX Flyer. r..---ss--,, sai m sa4 p m
~ DenyeF Flyer i2:ss m 1855 m
from Denver 23ij A m "a a m
No. n-Colorado sxpress
from all wsstern points In
4. Coinfado- IS q N 1:b5sv
10 L.. .------.---------- IL :09 p IN IL 90 p m
No; ~ :o6 IN 06 p M
NOS ~ and ~ DO not stop at Florence.
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JoTTlNuS ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTnERWl0H

Lsmcn phosphate with snap and
vlgor. at Daniels fountain, gQf
The daily tribune., 1907-07-12
Railroad
AND ASSOCIATE COMPANIES

To tho Cripple Creek District,
through gigantic and marvellous
canons and over magnificent
mountain passes.
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DIED

-. - -~~-->-~<~-~>-~-
h city, May 10. 1907. Jen-
4 age 4 months. 20 days
III be held today. May 20.
M. at the residence, NO. 2
interment CITY cemetery
- Janette, daughter of
[ofy Ure, and wife OF John
n October ID. 1860; died
Funeral Will be held
IL END. frein the Bounti-
use at Q p. m.
AT 3i3 Water street.
81 city, May Is, 1907, OF
Douglns JS,, son OF PetE
Il Williamson. born Febru-
Fsiuernl services today
I p. m, from the family
|nds. are invited 10 attend.
ny Cemetery.
IN this city. May 10,
I son OF George and Lena
q funeral services Will be
onn ct 4 o'clock. from the
-e, S36 p ST. lnternent
/. ~.
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

WE REPAIR, REFINIsH AND MATCH
made to order. See our new line OF fur
niture. Bell phone 5145-Y, Ind 43l. The
Riley Furniture Repair Co.. 52-54 Mar
ket st. m1754
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ONE LARGE ROOM. FURNISHED,
with or without housekeeping; outside
entrance. 5T6 So. Main. m1a7S
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WANTED-AGENTS

PICTURE MEN-SOMETHING NEW
In enlarged pictures. Portraits all de-
scription furnished agents at lowest
prices. Write for catalogue LEACH
ART CO., 312 e. 18th st, Kansas City.
Mo nn1Sos
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s350.0n.

330O. 0n.
Coffee and lunch house. stock and fix
lures; the actual cost. $500; low rent. one
year lease; terms.
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]. K. NEWCOMB.

j. II. y NeN SOA
CHOCIE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ROOM 414. TRIBUNE BLDG.
s2500-Cash grocery. clearing $500 mo.
Best buy IN city.
S2200-Grocery, with fine trade.
s350-Grocery !. rooms: SIS rent.
s2000-High- class restaurant. o. K
SlS00-Dalry business. Big winner,
s700-Rest with good trade.
S325-Cigar and fruit store.
s675-Cigar store, Main ST.
Sl600-Takss fur. and lease 80 rooms,
clearing $50 a mo-: 2-S cash.
s1700-Fur. and lease 81 rooms. close 90
Main st. Big money maker.
S3500-Fur. and lease 40 s.-heated rms.
on corner. clearing SITS mo.
s9000-European hotel; gilt edge.
$125O-Fur. and lease 13 rms; new fur:
swell place: cash.
S175-Fur. and lease 9 rms. mod.
sl000-Fur. and lease II rms, mod.
SIS, ,000-Mfc, business: n fine opening,
Ss500-New and 2nd hand fur, business;
exceptional buy.
II you want 10 get into business right,
don't fail 10 investigate my list OF bar
gains.
], X. Newcomh. 41t Tribune Bldg, Ind;
l2s. Bell l654-Y. mls6t
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ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM:
electric light, bath, and telephone; rea-
sonabla. 62 w. 4th So. 'ml935
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

NICELY FURNISHED, NEWLY PA
pered. strictly modern front suites
housekeeping. II East Brigham. mto20
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ONE NICELY FURN. ROOM, PRIVATl
family. 500 So. Main mls4
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YOUNG MAN TO CHECK IN CAFE;
must be quick at figures and come
we'll recommended, The Louvre Cafe,
cor Main and 2nd South. rnl655
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ASSAYERS

CRlSMON NICHOLS. ASSAYEk5
and chemists, removed to 229 So. w.
Temple. WHOA
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE.
Now Ia the time to learn. Tuition
earned while learning. Situation and To-
cation furnished. Catalogue free. Moler's
Barber College, So z. 1st So. St, Salt
Lake. k23S6
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For business opportunities don't fail to
see us. We handle everything at the
right price. Phones-Bell 1901, Ind. &C.
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WANTED--AN ALLRoUND HARNESS
man for retail shop: Landis machine:
steady work; good wages. Ad. j. W,
Vannoy, FaIlon. New. ml5T8
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MIXER, s36 PER MONTH, VANCE
McHan. 18th So. and 9Th West. m90l
WANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED MAN
for night clerk. Fifth East Hotel,
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salary until you see me: one month
free. +. A. Newton. 42l Herald build
ing. e20ST
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] HAVE LISTED WITH Me EXCLU-
SllELY THE FOLLOWING PLACES,
LOCATED IN BEST PART OF CITY;
STRICTLY MODERN APPOINTMENTS
GOOD LEASE AND RENTS; NOTHING
BETTER IN CITY: FINELY FURNISH
ED AND MONEY MAKERS.
90 koOMS-50 ROoMS-29 RoOMS-35
INYESTIGATION. PRICES ARE
RIGHT.
S3oO-5-room fat, l block from Main St;
rent s25; unfurnished.
s275-5 rooms, Main ST.. rent $50: snap.
s1200-l2 rooms; we'll furnished rent SIS;
modern.
s3SoO-2s rooms; Main street; rent s135.
modern.
S3000--35 rooms; central loc.: we'll fur
nished; good lease; fine transient;
clears about $500.
S1700-l6 rooms; rent s9I; light and heat
free
s13oo--1l rooms, Main St; rent s55; very
PARTNER-s UNDIVIDED INTER
NEss ENTERPRIsEs ~ THE CITY;
PED: OLD ESTABLISHED; CATERING
TO A LARGE CLIENTELE; ALWAYS
WORKING; CLEARS $50 TO 5000 TO
EACH PARTNER. PARTY PURCHAS-
ING THE ONE-HALF INTEREST
MUST BE \ SOBER AND RE-
LIABLE NAN AND 4 GOOD
WORKER; NO OTHERS NEED APPLY;
$4,000 IS REQUIRED; EXPERIENCE
NOT NECESSARY.
See my confidential list- Investments
from $4,000 10 SS5, 900.
A. RICHTER, REAL ESTATE.
A. L. Brattain. Mgr. 3. o. Dept, 10 w.
1st So. nl1799
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ON REAL ESTATE LOWEST RATES.
Elmer L. Darling Co. 142 Main ST.
NIL
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TWO OR FOUR NICELY FURNISHED
Temple. m1STs
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Fruit stand. candies and groceries
stock and fixtures. low rent: nice loca-
ton
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MONEY SUPPLIED SAI4ARIED PEOPLE
and others upon their own names
without security cheapest ratee. eaSl-
est payments, offices In so principal cit
les; save yourself money by getting our
terms trst, Tolman. 1888 Atlas Bldg.
ua1a
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$1,000 TO $4,000 ONE TO FIVE YEARS
farm or city property. James X. Shaw
Co.. over 1853 So. Main st r1065
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FIREMAN. ADDRESS II 90, TRIBUNE,
m136t
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SIX LEATHER POSTAL CARDS, FOUR
from Los Angeles. Return to GO w. 4th
South. Reward. mlgb5
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MONEY TO LOAN

ONE PER CENT ON FURNITURE,
pianos, etc. li9 So. Main ST.. ru. 309.
r,1S
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ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPBR FOR GEN.
ndse. business In mining camp; must
have frst~class references as to character
md integrity: state salary. Address J-13
Tribune nlG6g
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AMOUNTS OF $500 AND Up. Low
rate OF interest. Houston Real Estate
Inv. Co., POI s. Main ut. Phones 2T,
tfooq
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A DlSHWASH SHER FOR BOARDING.
.house. s33 f.. lst South. ml59S
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$26 TO $4,000 ON ANY GOOD SECUR-
ity. long or short time. easy terms
lowest rates In the city. strictly con-
fidential Equitable Loan and Inv. Co.,
G35 West End South. h16Af
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
BOOMING HOUSES
CAPITAL r f. INV. CO..
II w. 2nd So. ST.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
DEPARTMENT.
$i2 on.
sS-room hotel thoroughly modern.
$500 10 s170o per month; $4,000 cash. bal
ance terms.
30 rooms: very nicely furnished; 1s rms,
furnished for light housekeeping; reason
able rent; good lease; part cash
s22oo.oo.
~ rooms, thoroughly modern. finely
long lease; a dependable money maker;
part cash.
s120o.00
lS rooms. modern. nicely furnished: new
building; bath. toilets, electric lights, etc;
$500 cash. balance SIS per month: 2-year
lease; best location in city.
ss50.oo.
~ rooms, for light housekeeping;
l. rooms; rent $40: one-year lease.
$4,000.
u rooms. completely furnished. rent
$50; no better location in the city.
$500 90.
rooms. nicely furnished; rent $25: s1o6
cash. balance easy terms. Lady is forced
to sell within the next few DAYS 3rd
South, near West Temple
10000
rooms. nicely furnished. rent s13.
snap.
s35ooo
stock and fixtures. low rent: nice loca-
ton.
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NICE FRONT ROOM FOR ONE OR
two. close in; modern. Phone Bell
15T9-Y. nflSS2
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BOARD AND ROOMS

NICELY FURNISHED PARLOR BED
room for two: excellent table board
everything strictly fir5t- -class. 326 South
3rd East. ml3Se
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. OSCAR
Groshell. sales agent. 22l Main street
EXper: cash register repairing, Second
hand registers always in stock n16So
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STRICTLY FIRST CLASS OFFICE MAN
must be good penman and steno-
grapher. Apply G 80. Tribune. stating
experience and references. ml75
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sTROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for laborere.
60 e. I'd South Phones 464. e745
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOCsEWORK. .
good wages; no laundry, 624 j.. Srd So
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WANTED-MEN CAR CLEANERS;
Seventh North and Fourth West l123H
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LOAN ONLY MY OWN MONEY; NO
commission: no Eastern company; no
third party or delay. Low rates; many
options. Russell L, Tracy, IL East lst
South. mo6l
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LOST

turn 10 2i1 w. Srd North. Reward
100 DOLLARS REWARD FOR RETURN
OF diamond brooch lost in the Brans-
ford, TO this office; no questions asked
no prosecution. mI.3S
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ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE
for gentlemen also l small front
room; modern. liz No. Main. m1b0i
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'PORTUNITIES. We
Tor hotels. restaurants
business. everywhere In
N country. Idaho pre-
g1sh to sell2 Write to
-kfe Investment Co.. Salt
- kb62
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UPHoLSTERING AND REPAIRING
PAkLOk FURNITURE UPAOLSTEkED
and repaired Estimates submitted on
request. Phones 3299. 8. l.. Matt
Mfg Co. los w. lst South. 2a{
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OMpRESsORMAN FOR COAL CAMP:
good mechanic: free house and coal;
start Sl25; $3.50 In three months.
Blest furnace foreman for large cop
per snclter; want man who has had ex-
psrieneo In handling men on feed or tap
miJlwrfght for lead zinc concentrator;
rnupt he experienced in iron and wood
work. good opportunity; So day.
MEMS CLEARING HOUSE Co. 906 10
sos CENTURY BLDG DENVER. COLO.
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FLAT OF THREE MODERN FUR
rooms for housekeeping. 517 S. 5th
East. rnlS50
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MOD. WELL-FURN. 6-RM. HOUSE.
Apply 459 End East. OPP. courthouse.
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EXTRA LARGE BARN ON FOUR
acres. Apply r. +. Montrose, McCor-
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q PAID FOR IRON,
ottlee. rubber, copper.
Co. 63 E. 9Th South.
NJ 1901
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PRIVATE PARTY WILL LOAN $4,000
two years. per cent. East Side realty,
no commission. Box 2Si city. ml725
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yH INTEREST WHEN
III loan you the most
onds, watches. jewelry,
trunks. valises, musical
MI the Interest charged
y SaSu. 20 L. lst So. ct,
49, t224A
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WANTED-CARRIAGE wOOD WORK.
ers, ]. P. Fowler. 81 S. West Temple
k50
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THE CITY LOAN AGENCY MAKES
loans to salaried people, 6l0-Sll Trlb-
une building. mo0l
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BY LOCAL WHOLESALE HOUSE. A
| business woman; teacher preferred. Ad-
| dress J %. Tribune. m1SS1
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AT ONCE. HOUSE MAID WHO CAN
cook: family OF 2. 1l6 4th Fest:
rn203l
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO LEARN
plumbing. plasteriug, bricklaying, elec-
trtcal !radsp; free catalogue; positions
secured. Coyne Trade Schools, New
York and San Francisco. h223S
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LARGE FRONT ROOM. WITH BOARD,
suitable for two gentlemen, Inquire
122 w. I'd So, unl6l6
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GOOD STEADY BARBER AT LIN
coin house: S15 guaranteed. m1577
CANYASSlNG SALESMAN OF ABIL.
ity: giyo experience, reference and SAL
ary expected Address p, o. box 347.
Ogden, Utah.
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PLUMHOF EMPLOYMENT AGENCY;
headquarters for oil kinds of help, etc
COT E. End So. Fone 1884 g15l
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SALARY LOANS AT LEGAL RAVES.
500 and up, on any good security. at
TO II per cent per annum. Conddeu-
tial. w, +. Lawrence. 40i d. +. Walk
er bldQ rn27
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N1NE-ROOM STRICTLY MODERN Up
to-date, residence, on Third South
500. Herald Building. Both Phones 474.
kod01
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BY STEAM ENGINEER, LONG EX
perienee and good references. Morris
Locher. 164 s. Second West m1si2
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CHEAPEST RATES ON FURNITURE.
pianos. etc. without removal Room
s. over Utah National Bank. h21s1
ON MORTGAGE. NO COMMISSION.
Lowest rates. Pomeroy. 2S Wost lst
North. uSS1
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rooms. nicely furnished, rent s13. a
snap.
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A GIRL TO ASSIST IN HoUsEWORK,
363 E. 5th South m2036
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NICELY FURN. FRONT ROOM, CLOSE
In, heat, light and bath 32S East Sec
ond South. Ind phone 25i2. k1914
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MODERN FLAT TO PARTY BUYING
few rugs, etc. Flat IL, The Wilney.
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WANTED HELP-MALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

POSITION. STRUCTURAL CONCRETE
foreman or f1ntsher Address J-7, Trih-
uDe, ml742
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= PAID FOR METALS.
,qes, pelts. beeswax. etc,
,;hipery. Great Western
1e,, 22o-240 So. 1st West.
1880. h17l3
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GOND-HAND CLOTH
tllEee: best prices paid.
skreot. Reply by postal
'tl-k TIA
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

GIRLS FOR LAUNDRY WORK IN ALL
departments. Apply Troy Laundry. No.
<31 South Sixth East street.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, PRI-
vate family: bath. elec. light; five min
utes walk from monument; gentleman
preferred. so 3rd ct. mi8l4
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WOULD LIKE POSITION MANAGER
first- class cafe or hotel, good reference.
Address X ~. Tribune. ml39l
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM:
reasonable. 632 SO. Main. ml940
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MASSAGE

MRS. SJoBERG. SWEDISH MASSAGE
424 Pearl avenue. Bell phone 2944-K
Take Waterloo car. t1S5e