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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-03-14

List Of Letters

List Of Letters
Remaining in the postoffice at
Baxter Springs, Kansas. for the
week ending with March -, 1901
which II not called for within two
weeks will be sent to the dead
letter Office at Washington, d. C.:
Mrs. II. Carroll
Mrs c ] Cramle
Mr. Will Corda
Mrs Mollie Cramer
Mr. A M Beatty
Mrs Jane Brand
Mr. Thad Benson
Miss Lydia Austin
Mr. Perry Hill
Harry Hartsell
Mr. Wesley James
Mr. 10 MUNGER
Sumner & Madison
Mr. George Peters
J h Post
Rev Il + Pierce
Mr. Chas Ream
Mr. Vester Story
Mr. + M Wade
Persons calling for any of the
above letters will please say"Adver
tised." giving date list.
JAMES S. PRICE. p. n.
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+. F. Sweeney, who has the
first lease on the Norton & Has
kett land, is systematically drill
ing it, and will continue the work
for some time. He is making
some wonderfully rich drill
strikes.
After a shut down for some
time the 3 + mill is running
again. There are three runs OF
ore in this mine, and each one OF
them is rich. The mill is rum
ming steadily. and the output OF
clean ore each shift is very large.
F. p. Long is experimenting the
property.
A contract has been let for a
big mill on the Indiana, just west
of the Hobo, and to the south
west of the Western. Mr.. Sproull,
who is in charge of the property,
tells us the mill is to be a first
class one in every way, and that
while the work is to be rushed to
completion as fast as possible,
yet the work is not to be sighted
in the least. The Indiana has a
very rich body Of ore to work on,
and will become one of the prin.
cips.l producers of the camp.
The Lancaster Mining Co. is
taking out large quantities OF
the richest lead and zinc ever
found in any camp. A slab OF
ore, mixed lead and zinc, weigh
ing over a thousand pounds,
leans against the boiler house,
while another even larger lies
close by. Just how they were
taken out without being broken
is a mystery. A large pile OF
the prettiest peacock jack ever
Sc en- in this whole district, not
only in the Indian Territory end
of the lead and zinc fields, but
in the whole district, stretching
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We have for sale a large two-stogy

We have for sale a large two-stoIy
house and % lots. There is q l>Ege
barn on the property, lots Of small
fruit, a good we'll Of water and other
necessary convenience. The properly
is in good repair, and win bear the
closest inspection. This place IS large
enough to furnish I good living IT.
owner. The fruit on the place 5 q
the best variety, and is in fine hezl'hA
condition.
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The Irish 1aid.

have persseny stuck to it that the Irish Maid would
be Of the great mines Of the camp-and Of the South
west field The formation and location is right and even
when The shaft sinking and had reached point where
ore ought to have been encountered according to drill
lest made u feet east Of the shaft and there
to I've found said: Sink deeper and drift 10 the east"
The shaft was sunk deeper and drifting to the east begun
and what said Of il fully justified by the results II
all the stockholders at distance had the confidence
that we do who have watched its development and who
see almost daily and have seen the formation and the
rich ore taken out there would be stock to be had al
The par value
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ter Springs on the west, lies be-
side a dump which will make a
bank for the owners when it is
milled. Every eye in the camp
is on the Lancaster.
A big boiler is being installed
at the Sunburst shaft. The dirt
from this property is very rich,
as is evidenced by the trial run
| of it which was cleaned a short
time ago on the Omaha mill.
Big development is planned for
this property this spring. Here
tofore the work has been done
with horse holster, but steam
plant is now being installed, and
we expect to be able to record big
things for this property very
soon. The dirt is just like that
found in the Hobo, just across
the road to the south.
A great deal has been said late
" in these columns about the
Irish Maid shaft OH the Xavier
land but none too much. The
Irish Maid is rapidly developing
into one of the very best proper
ties in the entire camp. The
shaft is 135 feet deep, and drift
ing which has been done indi-
Gates the existence of a very big
and rich body of ore. The shaft
was hard one to sink, and when
the cap rock was penetrated the
water rushed in so strong that it
was necessary to shut down and
put in a heavier pump. This was
done and sinking was resumed.
After sinking short distance
farther a drift was started, and
the drifting is opening up a very
remarkable ore deposit. The ore,
which is both lead and jack, and
practically free, will run at least
sixty per cent. The Irish Maid
looks as if hand jigs will be all
that is needed, unless the ore
should make up in a disseminated
form. If it does. then big mill
will ge built. AT present a drift
is being carried ten feet wide,
and the face of ore so far devel-
oped is fourteen feet high. The
drill records indicates a twenty
two foot face of ore, and there is
every indication that the drill
record is correct. Mr.. M. c.
French and Mr.. w. K. Jacobs of
this city are interested in the
Irish Maid and they are certainly
feeling very we'll, thank you.
H. J. Millar, experimenting
the Monon mine, has proven just
what we have always contended.
That is, that most men, when
they begin mining, drift too soon
and in the wrong place on the ore
body. 1t has been customary, not
only in the Baxter Springs dis
trict, but in all the other districts
| in the southwest field, to begin
drifting as soon as the first ore is
struck in the shaft. The richest
ore is nearly always farther
down, but in nearly every in
stance the miner wants to begin
drifting as soon as he strikes the
ore, We have always contended
that the only safe and sane way
to mine was to 60 to the bottom
of the ore, and a little farther
for stump purposes, and then go
to drifting, shooting the ore
down. We have always been OF
the belief that it is cheaper to
shoot ore down than it is to shoot
| it up, and especially is this true
when the miner has a good solid
roof over his ORC body, as is uni
versaIly the case in the Baxter
Springs district. The Monou is
one of the properties which has
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LEAD ZINC
H.J.nILLAR
BROKER
BAXTER SPRINGS,
KANSAS.

Valuable LEAD AND ZINC property for sale
In BAXTER SPRINGS .i1isG cAso. Good invest
ment. Full particulars. maps, plats
furnished upon application.
LEASES ON PROVEN MINERAL LAND at low roy
alty.' Write for particulars and thor
oughly investigate. Greatest opportu-
nifty ever known
Now IN the npportune time 90 In come
interested In this great lead aud zinc.
producing district,
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
Reference: Baxter National Bank,
Baxter Springs, Kansas
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are not IN the lolioWlHS iiSt'
L NJ Perkins $4,000
Baxter National Bank, $500
Baxter State Bank $500
Hood Implement Co 1000
w S Norton 1000.
] c Haskell 500
7 ] Morrow 500
J J Fribley 400
A D C Harvey 400
F NJ Perkins $50
OS Johnson $50
c E Collins ESQ
S o Noble 200
J w Grantham 200
E NJ Kitchener 200
Baxter Telephone Co 200
Mrs c Sour 200
Gaines, Brewster, Smith d
Newcomer 200
J A Dent 100
o c Rummel 100
Tarrence Connor 100
Chas M Jones 100
o NJ Youse 100
Hartley Bros 100
Morris Doty 100
Morrow-Carney Drug Co 100
w w Scott 100
VIM Cherrey 100
John Bullette 100
J c Plumb 100
DIR A J Thompson 100
A X Kane lOO
T. f Edwards 81
G w Rardin 50
S J Armstrong So
DR. Boswell oO
J r Watson 81
J w Cook Is
c Fl Smith IS
C w Skinner IS
Etter & Cox Is
F NJ Congdon %
T c McAboy 2oo
Is A Kenoyer 81
Chas L Smith 200
w T Gregory 2OO
A Willard 2Oo
T G Canady 100
A L Jones loo
Geo Haines lOo
o o Roberts oo
C A Stamm 81
w H Horton 81
Ed G Polster lOO
Park Hartley 81
Frank McGregor 40
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The best school. shoes in town
at f. Pierce's. Prices right.

We have cash buyers for all
kinds of city property. The time
to sell is when some one wants to
buy. Dapiels & Plumb.
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FOR SALE.

A frame building 1896 at a
Call on ]. {. Haskell.
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$500

Was the Value of the Orc
Loaded Out of the Baxter
Springs Camp Last Week
Buyers Did Not Show up
In the Camp Until the End
Of the Week, Consequent
Iy There Is Not as Large a
Showing as tho Sales
Would Warrant.
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The sales of ore in the Baxter
Springs camp last week were
large enough to make big show
ing, but the amount loaded out
amounted to only $500. The
buyers did not show up in the
camp until the latter part of the
week, consequently the sales
made do not show up in the above
figures, for the reason that the
ore sold the last of the week was
not loaded out. The price con-
tinues very fair, and the opera
tors are satisfied. The ore loaded
out is as follows:
Zinc. Lead.
Eastman L. & z. Co... I7I,62o
Kramer Morse NJ. Co.. 1870 ......
Total sales. ....... 2Io,93o ......
Value, zinc, $500.
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Fraternany,

Committee s & & = : .. S Conner
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Total sales. ....... 2I6,e3o go.
Value, zinc, $500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-15

ERATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA
Evergreen lodge No. 151 meets second
and fourth Mondays at l. O. o. e temple.
S. Cha!lSer. Secretary. Box 20.
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WASATCH LODGE NO. l. F. AND A.
M.-Masoulc hall. second Friday each
month. Msmbers of sister lodges and So
1ournlng brethren in good standing invlt-
ed, Harris Wall Griffin, w. M: A. J,
Lowe. Secretary.
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Ell. KALAH TEMPLE. A A. q. n. NJ.
,,s.-Thlrd Wednesday of each month.
Masonic hail MT p. IN. All mobiles So
)ournine Invited. J. NJ. Marriott, Poten-
tate. W. L Bnrnes. Recnr1eE.
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FOR RENT.
Strictly modern fve-room nat, close In,
| stationary laundry tubs. hot water heat.
Strictly modern ten room nat hot
| water heat, laundry tubs. etc, close In.
W. l.. WINNER.
Rooms 300-301 New Herald.
Both Phones iI4 R9l6
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NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
for housekeeping. 3s So. w. Temple.
g3lS
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XIII.
A word of warning to a youth
Is often we'll intended.
And IL we always speak the truth
Much evil In prevented.
At school or work ono can't be bad,
1t keeps a boy from SinniuEy
And for n Job, n good want ad
VIII mean a good beginning,
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ACCORDION PLEATJNG

ACCORDION, SUNBURST AND SIDE
z. 81 South. Bell phone 2956K.
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ARGENTA LODGE NO 3. II.
N end A. MAJ Masonic Tenn
"A pie. corner Second East and
EE First South streets. first Tues
cay OF each month Members OF
sister lodges and sojourrlng brethren In
Elted. Frederick D. Keeler. w. NJ; Moses
c. Phillips. Secretary.
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SECRET SOCIETIES

A. A. s. RITE-THE FOUR CO ORD1-
nate bodies OF the A. A. S. Rite Of FREQ
Masonry hold stated meetings tho third
Thursday In each month Mt the Masonic
Temple. corner lst So. and End Z. So
journisR brethren invited.
Joseph @. Bywater. 80 deg.
w NJ Jordan Lodge OF Perfection No. =
S. c. Park. 32 deg.
w. NJ. James Lowe Chapter OF Rose CroiI
No, l.
g. W. Morse. X. c. c. H.
Commander OF Salt Lake Council OF Ka-
dosh. No. ]
II. y. Mayo, K, c. c. II.
NJ OF K. Utah Consistory No. l.
Christopher Dehl. 3s deg.
Register Of all the Bodies.
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TYPEWRITERS

ALI, MAKES RENTED. REPAIRED.
exchanged sold. Utah Typewriter Ex-
change Co SO w. I'd South alb6o
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THE VICTOR SAFE; CASH OR PAY
ments, also second hand safes.
Western Furniture Co, 2i2 State St.
g20
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SAFES

NEW AND SECONDHAND. CASH,
trade or time Sorensen- Stout Co,
sole agentn for the "old reliable Halls
safes" Beware OF limitations. Offico |.
x l.. Furniture Store, As e, I'd South
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NEW RESTAURANT. GOOD MONEY
mnker. splendid location. near Utah
Copper company's new plant. Call 46
East 1si So gl0S0
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7-ROOM MODERN BRICK COTTAGE;
cellar: electricity; close in. Cor, 3rd
North and Center ST. glns5
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MT. MoRIAH LODGE NO. .. F. AND a.
M.-Masonlc hall. second Monday each
month. corner First South and Second
Enst. Members OF sister lodges and So
1ourning members in good standing In
rited. Jos. NJ. Marriott w, NJ; ChrIsto-
pher Diehl Secretary
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FIVE ROOM HOUSE, BATH AND MOD
ern Improvements. 34a SO. 9Th Z.
ClO42
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED

TWO OR 3 VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS
for light Housekeeping. 2ll Il. LIST So.
CLOSE
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TWO ROOMS AND PANTRY, FOR
housekeeping 23s East 2nd South.
LII
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TWO SMALL RMS. IN COTTAGE, FOR
housekeeping, IS: for s12 large
front rooms. $40. SIC So. Main. 1921
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ar. BRICK MODERN, WEST SIDE; 3
rooms diminished upstairs. $4,000
2 rooms and summer kitchen; close to
2nd South. $1,000.
ixIO rods on East side; fine location;
at q bargain.
. lots near Liberty Park; $500.
3 lots on East bench. fine location.
special bargain, $1,000.
10 by l50 feet on Fourth street; only
$3.50.
The finest building site In Popperton
Place: this week. only $1,000.
nne lots near r. G. w; $500.
Buy now; only few bargains TO be
had AZ Tie old prices
c. w. MILLER. ll2 w, 2nd So
glOe5
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sE.Rs INVESTMENT CO,

b-r m. p. b.. near 7th and ] s350o.
o-r IN. p. b.. Sth So neer w T.: $4,000.
ST IN. y. b., on lst St; $4,000
or m. y. h.. on 1st st. $4,000.
6-r b. and frame +. 3rd So: S2750.
S-r. m. p. b., on l., 9th So. st, $4,000
ST. m. p. b.. on 9Th East near 2nd So;
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5-RoOM HOUSE. MODERN, 1914 WEST
lst North. SIG, sl0s2
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ELEGANTLY FURN. FRONT ROOM.
suitable for two gentlemen, ground
floor; also three room housekeeping suite,
upstairs. 443 So. LIST West gll04
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT. l0X30. ON
street floor. good window space. No.
T3 So. Main St el0eS
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GOOD S-ROOM PARTLY MODERN
brick house: 1910 g. 5th East St. cheap
rent TO right party.
Two-room brick house. 16 NJ street, s11
per month.
Hoffman Bros. 81 w. End SO. st. g7Si
FOR RENT-CoTTAGE. 333 18TH EAST
street Phone 62. f2l39
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1856 z. sth So. 7-rm. fr; barn: SIS
729 Owen ST.. 5-rm. mod. $3.50.
4 Amos ter, 7-rm. mod. s25.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co, PSI s.
Main. Phones 27. gloss
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rooms, near High school. Phone 337SY.
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BATH, BY
the week or month. The Raleigh. No.
l3I E LIST South
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EcR FRIENDS WHERE TO
noney on real estate. We viii
as We have treated them.
pEsers experience with only one
our record. Russell l..
2. LIST South. wl3I3
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR
housekeeping. in new modern terrace.
2l6 w. lst So. gl0T6
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ARCHITECTS
CARPET CLEANING
AUCTION SALES

FIGURE WITH US BEFORE BUYING
YOUR household goods elsewhere Most
complete stock OF second hand goods In
tho city; 300 heaters. cook stoves and
ranges at bottom prices Western Furn-
iture Co. 242 State ST Stove repairs
Tor any old stove. dlA34
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BIG STABLE. REAR AZ w. 4TH SOUTH
(Old blacksmith shop gl06i
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THREE ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEpING
ground floor. and TWO rooms upstairs.
3I6 So. w. Temple g9lS
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FURNITURE. ALL NEARLY NEW. OF
FIVE room flat. Purchaser may rent
fiat II desired Steam heated. strictly
modern. Call afternoon or evening. 25S
w. 3rd South. Flat .. third floor. gslS
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PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER

a COLLIS. PAINTER. PAPER HANG
cr and salsomincr. 264 Baltimore ave.
Ind. phone l030-4 rings. w4II
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IF IT'S BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
see J. x, Ncwcomb moved to r All
Tribune bldg, Ind. l26. Bell, ls$iY.
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ARE AS IMPORTANT
moENy: we furnish both. The
t1I q Savings Co, 6-l0 West
"A a665
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(sAysY A1N AND COAL
Ie "a 'io w. 5. TEMPLE.
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RANCK REAL ESTATE & INV. CO.,
232 D. +. Walker Bldg.
SALT LAKE. the city of Opportunities
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FIVE ROOM BRICK COTTAGE, CLOSE
in Positively no children. Enquire
1874 w. 9Th So. gS57
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MIIPAB CHAPTER NO.
s@ s!e,sSSI SIaSS $os,Iass Eas'sf3 ii9s, SsRsc Mon:
:s$:: 81 e: :::s:; IL;
Lila r. Treasure w. M:
Flora T., Sinclair. secretary.
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FINE FRONT OFFICE OR DESK
room. SOL Tribune building.
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TWO ROOMS FURNISHED OR UN-
furnished: no children. 3IS So 9TH
EyS1
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81. 750.00-EIGHTEEN + L r y s II Z D
rooms: one OF the best paying roominG
houses ON Second South street, reason
able rent, only one-half block from Main
street. Henry johnson, room 900. Her
aid Building. Both phones, 47i. g920
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DESIRABLE BRICK. s25. 1925 SECOND
ST. Phone 1lI4-X. gl00S
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FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ture. almost new. cheap. Enquire I'M
mediately. IL Hawkes. court 2nd s. bet.
9Th and 7th East.
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Independent Order OF Odd Fellows.

FIDELITY LODGE NO. II. I. O o, F.
Meets every Wednesday night at S
o'clock. I. o. O. +. Temple. Visitors. .wel-
come. c. Z. Thornton. y. c.. J. c.
Smith, Secretary.
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NICELY FURN MODERN ROOMS.
close In. No, 562 Main st. Tel l202-K.
plOi7
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s25-s-rocm modern, Wellington ct.
s?5-6-r room modern No. $50 East Fifth
South.
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ELEGANTLY FURN FOUR-ROOM
fat, modern, close In. No. Kendall.
Inquire +45 So LIST West gll03
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DENTAL CHAIRS, ENGINE. CABINET,
vucanizers. fountain. cuspidores etc.
Redrnan Van g. Storage. gl07S
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KANCK ADVICE ON EARTH

< TwO-SToRY pressed brick; fruit
and shade trees. lawn, barn; on East
Tenth So. for $1,000.
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w. J. HALLORAN,

Real Estate Loans and Fire Insurance
No. il West Third South street. gl05s
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FOR RENT-STORE BUILDING WEST
Of Main St, close In. About 30860 feet.
Two stories; large lot. Little & Little.
C9l1
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NICELY FURNISHED MODERN ROOMS
for housekeeping. within block OF P. o.
81 w 4th South
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RESTAURANT FOR SALE. CHEAP;
good location: doing good business. Ad-
dress w 5S. Tribune. g1l27
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HIGH CLASS RESIDENCE OF EIGHT
ROOMS, $50. 2S0 NORTH MAIN
FRITSCH. NO. IL e. IND SOUTH ST
PHONES: IND. 747; BELL. 1857. g795
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3 lst SoIth. gIUS3
ERRONEOCSLY REPORTED THAT
Becks Hot Springs sold We still have
them for sale at $4,000. They are worth
half a million Little g. Little. under
Natl Bank OF the Republic. gl0a1
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. l. +, \, M
Stnted convocation first Wednesday In
each month at Masonic hall, cor. Second
East nnd First South streets. Companions
cordinlIy Invited. r. O. Leatherwood. II.
P. MoseS Q. Phllllps SecreLarN-