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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
5TO-MORROW's PROGRAM AT
~. JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.

Guardmount Twenty-third Infn '
p1 t1y' Twcnty-tnird Infantry.
E,i,ibition of Weather Bureau
cnrthqunke recorder, Govern
mcnt Building A. 80,
snccinl exhibition by the Fish
Jubilee singers at the Negro
Building.
M,iitnry Athletic Carnival, dis
mounted events, Lee Parade.
Preparation of large weather map
from reports from NIL Kectionn
OF the country, Government
orp"m recltai, Edward ]. Napier,
Auditorium.
Diogrnphic and stercopticon cxhi-
hilton, scenes on Indian ReserVA-
tion,c with lecture, Interior De-
pnrtment, Government building
Piuno recital, MIR. Joseph nlearz,
Geographic exhibition md lecture
scenes in Yosemite Valley, Cow
ernment Building A.
Lecture on "Aerinl Nnvigation,'
MIR, Ludlow md Captain Love-
lace, Aeronnuttc building.
phinncy's United States Band.
United states Life Saving Service
drill ut station.
lllustrnted lecture, "Reclniming the
4, Desert" by MIR. j. q. Watts, Y.
s. r.. S., Interior Department,
government Building A.
Speciul exhibition by the Fisk
Singers at the Negro Buildlng'
Illustrated lecture, "Yellevstone
Nntional Park" by MIR. u. O..
Culver, Interior Department,
@ Government building A.
Military Athletic Carnival, mounted
a event, lee Parade.
Cnmeroni's Slide for Life, on tho
NVurpnth.
Dress parade ,rwenty-third Infnn-
Lecture on "Aerinl Nnvigntion,"
MIR. Ludlow and Captain Loves
* lace, Aeronnutic building.
Mexican National Dnnd concert,
reviewing stand.
i Drill by Twelfth United States
Cavalry.
Field Artillery. Isl
Phinney's United states Band cons
4, cert, Auditorium.
y Cameroni's Slide for Life, ON the
Warpmth.
WnrpAth closes.
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Automobiles
OF THE
I anous Ford
a Cylinder)
Runabouts
IN a
OF TliE

The sturdiegt thing on wheels,
Built OF the best material 1--WE can
how.
One Of the very few Automobiles
sold Wherein you get REAL VALUE
Tor REAL MONEY.
NOW LISTEN!
-Four cylinders shaft driver, Is to
ls-horse power, dust,pan to protect all
machinery. Price, 5000.
i1e luke Editiln, Price, $3.50.
s Don't that look good to you?
b We want 10 Impress on YOU that It
is very diflicult to get deliveries on
!, these cars, and II YOU want ono you
must place your order early. Il
x X VIRGINIA AUTO Co,
II, Il. 01S West Broad Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
.M|DSUMMER.CONCERT.
PLEASES public
Last Of the Series Applaudcd by
a Large and Enthusiastic
Audience.
WILL BE REPEATED SHORTLY
Signor Coccia's March, Dcdi-
Gated to Governor Swanson,
Makes a Hit. .

Tie last OF tile series or concerts
or the Midsummer Music FESTIVAL,
given under tile management of Mr..
~. T.. Radcliffe. @as heard at the
Horse Show Building last night by
an audience which. with one cxcep-
ton, was as large as any Of the week
These concerts have been thoroughly
enioyed by several thousand Of Rich-
nlond's music lovers. and many have
Expressed the hope that the expert
ment made by Mr.. Radcliffe Will re-
suit In other concerts of similar
nature. given ut the very low prices
that we're charged for this series. In
deed, MIR. Radcliffe, In expressing his
thanks TO tho audience last night for
the support which had been given
his efforts. both by the press and the
people, intimated that plans would be
formed for other such festivals in
own words Certain 1t Is that such
an effort would meet with the COS
operation Of large number OF the
music-lovIng citizens OF Richmond
In Lighter Veins
rho program of last night was ar
ranged to appeal especially to those
who enjoy the lighter class of music.
The De Doycn Male Quarete Were
the only vocalists who appeared on
this program. They rendered several
selections, and were encored for al
most every number.
The Imperial Band. Willie not al
together forsaking the great masters
played few selections which APP
pealed to those whose ta.tes.fif II
must be admitted, rather inclined
to waltz retrains, or even "rag-time.'
II the latter may be mentioned without
offending signor Rossi and his must
clans.
A feature OF the instrumental music
was the rendition OF the march "Po.
cahontas. the Indian Princess com.
posed by Slgncr Joseph c. V. Coccia
OF New York, and dedicated 10 Gov.
crnor Swanson. The march Is quite
catchy, and will no doubt soon be
come popular. 1t was written 10 BIZ
played at the jamestown Exposition
and very probably it will be familial
10 the ears OF many people before
next fall. @
CoccIn Bows Thanks.
The audience warmly manifested 1t
approval Of the composition, an,
signor COCOA, who was present, wa
3 introduced to the audience by Mr.
Rndcliffe. and the composer bowed
his acknowledgements to the appre
riative hundreds in front OF him.
Miss Helen Beatrice Reed agar
pleased the audience with ono o
her harp solos. Her work has bee
much appreciated during the week.
Miss Jeanette Turner Broomell. tn
lmpersonator. gave two humorou!
sketches, which varied the program
and added greatly to the enjoymcn
OF the audience. She is clever or
list in her line.
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RELEASE MRS. ALLEN.
Wife OF Baggage Thief Leaves Jail and

Edith Allen. wife CT Harry Allen. alias
Harry Stein. who. with Louis Rodgers, was
convicted OF baggage stealing, was yester-
day morning released from jail, whore she
had been confined some time Tho woma n
rs in n delicate condition, and she will go
either to New York or Pittshurg, in both of
which cities she has friends.
Rodgers and Allen pleaded guilty to the
charge of stealing baggage. and they were
sentenced 70 five years In the penitA,tinry.
The case against Mrs. Allen was dropped.
as there was no direct evidence to connect
her with the crimes committed by her hus-
band and his associate.
Mrs Allen, as soon as she was released
yesterday morning, gathered up her be-
ilongings and took the midday train 20
Wash ington.E ~ & H.. 1t yEai E4
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CARRIED ON FENDER.
Rowland Hicks, Young White BOY, Narrowl.

1I-- 7t9II.7 1TsCNVeS IJtUtl, .II- IA
f Rowland Hicks, or Fourth Street ana
Avenue, Fulton.4la seyen-ysar-old
white hoy. fell on the fender Of moving
car yesterday mcrninS narrowly escaping
death. {
a The hoy was riding on the rear of IN ice
wagon and as he Jumped or u Main Street
car swept by, taking his legs from Gln'yr
him and carving him tGlrty fet,. Buth
arms anu legs were severely bruised. hui
no bones were broken, A passenger On
the cur carried the boy into his home.
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PSEUDO OFFICERS.
Monk Armstrong. and William Patterson

Monk Armstrong and William Patterson
Jailed for Sixty Days.
Monk Armstrong and William Patterson.
charged with holding up Jacob Yanowslsi
Friday morning. were required in the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning to give Sc
curity in the sum OF 500 for their good
behavior for sixty days Neither could give
the security, and both We're sentenced to
Ynnowskl stated that the men had not
gotten any money from him. and that th".v
only held him. saying that they were Of
fCers. 5f5tl .stis Eaa aIll- 49, 5sH==
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"Completely Cured"

Mr.. Charles Saue,bier. SIS Main ST..
ST Joseph, Mich, writes: "a few years
ago suffered with q severe cold which
settled on my stomach, causing loss
OF appetite md sleep. Peruna was
called to my attention. It brought
me relief. and within three weeks
was completely cured. I have used 1t
off and on in my family since. and am
satisfied that it is reliable medi-
cine" -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
Splendid Appetite.

Mr.. J. c. Huffman, Rea, Mo, writes:
1T Is now about a year since I wrote
DR.. Hartman for advice. ] followed his
advice and began using Peruna, with
out much faith at first BY the time
had used one bottle / began to improSe
1 have no symptoms of catarrh what
ever now, and feel better than ] have
for five years. I have a splendid mp
petite. ! give Peruna all praise. and
believe am cured. Perunn liz all you
claim for It. and II can truthfully
rnf ~, N, crd 5sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
SCOTT WINS IN
CHARLOTTE COUNTY
Polls Big Vote Over White for
State Senate-White May
Overcome It.

Especial to The Times-Dispatc1..1
BRAKES BRANCH, VA, July 2t--ln
the primary in Charlotte county to-
day Mr.. T. W. Scott, candidate for the
Senate. piled UP a majority OF 500 over
Mr.. W. c. White. M
Mr.. Berkeley Adams, candidate for
the House, wins over Mr.. Morton by
$50 majority.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
White Ahead in 4Appomntto1.

CDtCI11 TO 7.
APpOMATT XIV A., July 27.-At the
primary election in Appomattox county
held to-day the vote was light and
cannot be had from different precincts
before Monday. The present county
officers had no opposition, and their
names did not appear on the ticket.
The only candidates being voted for,
with the exception OF candidates for
supervisor In Stonewall District, Is ".
c. White, Of Fluvanna county. and 7.
W. Scott, Of Charlotte, for the State
White will beat Scott by large
ma jority In Appomattox. county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
No Goods Sent on Approval and No Money Refunded

II we grant that the State Board has
the power and right to make contracts
with individuals by which said indi-f
.viduals had alone the right to furnish
the schools throughout the State and
the local boards were not permitted
to buy from any one else, that beforsS
this rule could bind the local boards.
that the same should not only be pub
lished, but distributed, l.. O.. each local
board must be made acquainted with
said rule in order to bar 1t from max.
ing a contract for school furniture.
n The rule which the State Board
adopted. according to the printed form
YOU send me, is dated July 10: 1907,
and as I understand the facts, In the
absence OF any such rule. your board
had contracted with Andrews Co., for
the purchase of desks before that date
and the first knowledge your board
had of such a rule of the State Board
was when 1t sent to you under date
of July 18th. attached to a letter.,
declining to permit Saur board to
make tAe contract. and directing you
to place your order for desks with
the Virginia. School supply Co.
# am Of the opinion#that you can
carry out your contract with Andrews
& Co.. and that II you DO not do. so.s
that Andrews & Co. can recover dam
ages against your local board forI
breach OF contract.
& am further OF the opinion that
your local board ought not to be
subjected to criticism or discipline for
violating a rule. having the force Of
Il law. on account of an act committed
before said law was published and
distributed. that is made known to-
you. Very truly.
(Slgned) JAMES r. DUNCAN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
THE SOCIETY FOLK
ARE ON THE MOVE
Quiet Parties at Home Not
Popular-Much Entertaining
" at State Buildings.
at oCdlc DulIQlHSS

NORFOLK. VA. July 27.--hlost So
ciety folk are on the move this time
OF the year. and little thought is be-
ing given to those entertainments and
diversions which serve to brighten lifo
at other seasons. perhaps when life
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
As They Sing 1t.

fT5R 3a3 af5 AS lIhey sing II. 8s5N58I 885
1t isn't every day that we catch gu.
sprightly ard buoyant contemporary called \
and well called-Life a-napping. But wa
time. sa r.
In the latest number there Is set down
version OF the National Ant~en, .'as they
sing It." and that version runs thus:
OOH say, can you see by the dawn curly
light
What SO prov dleewe hail dat the la
&& la-la cleaning?
Who sbraw stri psan bri stab sroo the per-
ilous night
Ger the la-la-la-la We're SO gal.lan-tlee
streaming,
few tenorA) bur-stlngin air
Ln-la through the nigh t-that our ma
gwah still there, 7s
oh, say does thn-at stah-spang-le ba-a
ner-er-ye-et wa-ay
Ger tho l;t-an Of the freeeeee, and tho
ho-oh moi thuh brayg
On that shore la-la-la; a-la-la- la la
die doo-du r.. .aa
I.ala-ia-l a-ia-la! lala-a-la-la-la?
+ I.a-ln-la (etc- for three lines: then all
Tizz thuh stah-hang 10. spanner, OH law
NV may-ay-yit-lt wa,ay
( Oh the la-ndoff the freeeeee. an the ho-oh
mo.f thu bray
In this life is wrong, dead wrong. i.
sacrifices truth to cleverness. 1t distorta4
the facts, 1t takes liberties with the train-
Ing and memories and enunciation OF our
itself for 50 misleading It's readers. They
do not sing 1t that way at all And the
reason Is plain. They do not know il Welt
enough.--Loulsvie Times.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-30
Glass Factories VIII Close.

HARTFORD CITY Ind, March 2S.-
AS a result OF a cut in prices by the
American WINDOW Glass company. which
uses machines. every window glass fac
tory in the country. with tho possible
exception OF one nonunlon plant at Lam
caster, O.. win close April 25 The Ma
90 per cent OF the output OF the hand
blower plants, refused TO noet the cut.
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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. 463-4
D. F. Walker bldg. h4S9
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

A FRONT SUITE FOR SINGLE OR
double in fairly modern home, for re-
fined gentlemen: one-half block from
Main 81, 56 w. 4th So. Bell phone
369S-K. 11109
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. PAUL HEN, PRO
prietor. 6S East lst South, 200 rooms
rates 2oc, 35c and 60c. x1961
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PERSONALS

GENTLEMAN WITH
means would like TO meet n maid or
widow, bet ga and 30. Object matrlmony.
Address u ], Tribune, t252s
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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; 900 heaters. cook stoves and
ranges at bottom prices Western Furni-
ture Co.. 242 State st. Stove repairs for
any cid stove. d1424
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AMOUNTS OF $500 AND Up. LOW
rate of interest. Houston Real Estate
Inv. Co. 251 S. Main st. Phones q.
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per cent, Homer & Robertson, Main
and LIST South (Deseret Bank Buildins).
1896
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-30

furniture. anything. cheap, quick.
Snow treats you white. Room sos Auer-
! bach building. Phones. 1899
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| $50 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.
| 63i West End South. h16i1
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slseSSiI s., RENTED. REP REPAInED
= Co., 90 w Utah Typewrlter Ex-
u Soutf- a1566
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PALMISTRY

FREE, FREEi FREE FREE
YOUR FUTURE REVEALED,
Names given. Advice on love. marriage.
divorce lawsuits. mining and Invest
ments a speciality. Free consultation at
ga South State street, 1880
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-30

THE COUNTY RECORDS PROVE WE
make more loans upon real estate than
any other bank. loan or trust company In
the State Call and let us explain why.
Russell l.. Tracy, II z. 1st So.
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UPHoLsTER1NG AND REPAIRING

-~~~~---~---~->>~~-S-
PARLOR FURNITURE GPHOLsTEHED
and repaired Estimates submitted on
request Phones 1899. S. L. Matt &
Mfg. Co. 1853 w. 1st South, 224
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

ELEGANT TERRACE SITE
9x1o RODS.
II STREET.
BET. 1sT AND 2ND AvEaN
SEWERS. SIDEWALKS,
u PAID.
1ST AND IND AYES. TO BTl
=.
PAVED AND THIS LOT WILL
GET THE BENEFIT OF TT.
ONLY $3.50.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INV. co.
251 So. Main. Phones az.
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THE PLEASANTON, HANDSOMELY
furnished rooms, modern, close in No.
G Kendall Square Ind phone 1889. a2037
SEVEN RMS FURN. FURNITURE FOR
sale Inquire II w. ith South, eS36
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VOICE CuLTuRE

y chIcasnN WHITE. GRADUATE
e HInspsso Conservatory of Music
pupIls ~ School OF Opera. win
\ Fifth r voice culture al her
\ eourssI Iast hotel. after April =.
nee. IN grand opera: voices
i2S8g
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ONE 20-H.-P.. 2-PHASE. 60-CYCLE IN
duction motor; also one 10-H,-P. and
one 5-H.- P; all General Electric, FIRST
g1A09
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ARCHITECTURAL D r A i T S NJ a n;
state experience and salary expected.
Address T 4S, Tribune. g2039
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ATTORNEYS

]. L. DARMER, LAWYER, OFFICES,
72 and 73 Commercial blk. Phones
949-Z and 1911. w2743
". L. DUNN. LAWYER, 212 MAIN ST.
C3Oi
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SOLICITORS FOR ACCIDENT AND
health insurance. 1st-class proposition,
Warren Foster. So Coml bldg. Bell IA.
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STROCk'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for laborers.
90 E. I'd South. Phones 464. e743
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F. G. WOOD, FOR LOWEST RATE OF
interest on furniture. pianos. horses.
vehicles, etc. l want all the good loans |
can get for the next 80 days. No rernor-
ais; private terms 10 suit. 1fS Main St,
r. 209 1851
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OFFICE CHIEF oUARrERMAsTER

UFFIIN CHIEF % NEtI tfNINSIE E1N,
Denver. Colo. March /. 1907. Sealed
proposals IN triplIcate Will be received
here and at office OF the ouartermaster
April I, 1907. for furnishing Wood. Fuel
Coal. Blacksmith's Coal Charcoal and
Mineral OU required during the fiscal
year ending June 30 1908. at Fort
Apache. Fort Huachuca and Whipple
Barracks. Arizona; Fort Logan and Den
YER. Colorado; Fort Bayard and Fort
Wingate, New Mexico: and Fort Doug
las and Fort Duchesne. Utah. Informa-
ton furnished on application here or at
Offices OF respective post quartermaSters.
Envelopes TO bo marked. Proposals for
EQel ana lll AT.
c. A, II. McCAULEY, Chief Q. NJ, j2
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IN c U AToR CHICKS; JUST
Matched. 10 cents each; Smith Bros.
ranch. 9th West. near 1lth South Bell
phone 345S-Z. 1914
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HOUSEKEEPING OR SLEEPING; GAS
steam hoat. water in rooms. Room 314
sc w. lst So. j25SS
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, 1ST
door south of p o. 3721 So. Main 81.
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DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR BUsI-
ness: 1t makes no difference In what
State you are located, we win send you a.
kinds of business everywhere Capital
Real Estate Investment Co. II West End
South street. 1881
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

ONE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room for one or two gentlemen, easy
walking distance. Ina. b29 Bridgeport
or phone Ind 3532. c2201
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! GOOD GIRL GENL. HOUSEWORK,
small family. Good wages. rs So. 7th
! East. 1922
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ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSE: Q
rms. good business. full OF boarders !;
$4,000. D. J. Miller. $50 So. lst West.
Phone 4lS9K. 1851
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WANTED-AGENTS.
SPIRITUALlSTS


FRANKLIN HERMAN. CLAIRVoYANT
Astrologer. Psychometrist and Healer
gives readings daily from 10 a m. to
p, M. test circles Tuesday nights, dark
seance Friday nights. and development
class Thursday night. s p. m. at parlors,
day nj nicht IN FederatIon nr Of Tahcr JaIl
J25G2
MRS. EARRIETT FONTYN, TRANCE
medium. Meetings Sundays and
Thursdays. 8 p. m 267 $ w. Temple,
MASS
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RESTAURANT FOR SALE CHEAP,
good lease. Apply J. l.. Karr, 204 South
State Tel. Bell. 3676-Y. h1192
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HOME COMFORT RANGE, IRON BED.
.glass-front cupboard, ingram carpet.
Singer drophead sewing machine; cheap;
Keith o Bricn's i21S5
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FURNISHED ROOMS, FROM 81 90 FER
week up, 277 s., 2nd East.
PLEASANT ROOM FOR l OR 2 GEN
tlemen: close in. As Il 1st North.
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PERSONALS

DIVORCE SECURED SPEEDILY AND
without publicity; advice free. Broker.
Box 9fS city Jl66
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ONE 10 II. p. HORIZONTAL. ENGINE;
no boiler. Address box 33e. Provo
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Receiver OF the Rich Refreshment com
pany
Allen r, Sanford. attorney. 157 Keith
building. 1882
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ON MORTGAGE. NO COMMISSION.
Lowest rates. Pomeroy, Sc West 1st
North. uSS1
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.,p1AcEs LICENSES

-S.tsn and Inez Mcneil, both
<-,sufuI. ,r,.sIer and Florence
jlyiIs ISso,h h Of omahas. ist,o Meo, Ida. and
sse pnsn "a n Denver. Colo.
WnIuS wall Rock, Colo, and
tsgSss gSssODeson Us and Louise Nelson
salt Lake.
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EXPERIENCED GIRL AND AN AP-
prentice, also colored girl Hsirjress-
ing Parlors 2l5 State. jl0S1
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CLAIRVOyANTc
mANTED-SITrrAT1o,y

rT--N---~- = VI 4 y "A IlUN
las IJrrssEPER. NOW EMPLOY
] bsst % rs1s 70 keep small set OF
i5p7 s.e. Z ). Tribune. ji72S
/. fsmiiESs scHooLBoY- IN pm
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DON'T BORROW MONEY ON YotR
salary until you see me; one month
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| CHOCOLATE DIPPERS AT SWEET
| Candy Co, 13 East lst South street;
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IF IT'S BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
see J. X. Newcomb; moved TO r. Ali
Tribune bldg. Ind, l26. Bell. 1634-Y
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beautiful mahogany; cost $500. GUS
toner will take Sl96 today; come quick
80 Main St 1882
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my ANYTHING-HORSES. HAIR
j wagons. furniture, stoves, ranges,
a iron., bottles and showcases, Tor
IN any amount. We make
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BOARD AND ROOMS

= eOwLES. 443 E. 1ST SOUTH ST,
Essed the Hamilton house and Will
ste ana refurnish same as annex
Tssent first class family boarding
very desirable rooms. single or
~ can now be engaged. Ready
'''apancy on or about March 25th.
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