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The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16

Mrs. f. l.. Sturgeon was
hostess TO the Priscilla Club
last Thursday at her pretty
country home. The amuse.
mept Of the afternoon was
''42" and Miss Angie Berry
was the winner Of the club
prize.
Miss Efie Smith, Of Garth
age, Mo-, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Ed Reavis.
c. E. Ferguson went to
Warrensburg Tuesday 10
spend a few days. Mrs. Fer.
guson is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Murray at that place.
Misses Pearl Williams. An.
ME Andrew, Nellie Grain and
Sadie Wheeler are home from
school at the Missouri Valley
College.
Miss Bess Nelson is in st.
visiting her sister, Mrs.
Fl. L. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Coulter
are entertaining a young son
at their home since last Sun.
day.
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ATTENTION LADIES'

We are receiving daily adj
vance shipments of our fall
and winter dress goods and we
are anxious for every lady who
~contemplates buying a dress
for herself or daughter to call
and inspect our line. We
bought our dress goods months
ago and by SO doing secured
the choice Of patterns at prac-
tically last years prices. We
are going to give our customers
the benefit of our fortunate
purchase. We can please you.
"Conne in and be shown"
Taylors Cash Dept. Store.
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NEW

Mrs. Chas. Zahl and two
daughters, Mrs. John Thier-
fielder and three children all
of Moberly, ore visiting rela-
tives In this community.
Mrs. Weadon, of Atchison,
is visiting B. Maddox and
family.
Harley HUFF and wife re-
turned home from a weeks
visit near Mexico.
Miss Lizzie Thesis and niece
Josie Hermann, of Slater,
spent Thursday with friends
in this neighborbood.
Ray and Ada Rieder, OF
Slater, are visiting their un.
Gle, Jno. Schmidt and family.
Will Enloe and Mr.. Almond
are visiting DR.. Enloe who is
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him to the rash act of ending
his earthly miseries by send
ing two bullets into his heart.
III s6ch thing we're pussible
k,s a man being justifiable for
such an act Mr.. Gwinn cer-t
tainly had good cause-bis
savings gone, certain death
staring him in the face and
suffering pbysic lily and men,
telly-certainly a sad plight.
He leaves a wife, four-year-
old daughter, parents, three
sisters and four brothers to
mourn his sad death. To the
parents and young wife the
blow is a severe one aud bis
mother has been very i'll since
his departure.
Until stricken with the
dread disease, Mr.. Gwinh had
a bright future, was the pride
of his parents, a loving hus-
band and father. These facts
should make his memory
a sweet one 10 the loved ones
left behind.
/ DR.. S. D. Martin
One of Marshall's old and
prominent citizens, died Sat.
urday in the University hos.
pital, Kansas City, aged 80
years,as the result of injuries
received in a fall some three
years ago, since which tine
he has been very feeble and
at many times near deaths
-
door.
DR.. Martin came here from
Kentucky SO years ago and
has always taken an interest
in public matters. He leaves
four sons and three daugh-
ters, as follows: Hon. E. D.,
William, Scion and Sam; Mrs.
W. Fl. Hurt; Mrs. ID. h. ALLEN,
Of Kansas City; Mrs. Fl. s.
Hopkins, Blackburn. The fu.
neral was held Monday at Sc
dalia, attended by the family
and Thos. Marshall, after
which the remains were laid
TO rest in the Martin buryipg
lot.
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SWEET SPRINGS

Mrs. Pearl Aulger came
down from Kansas City, Sun
day TO spend a week with Geo.
B. Aulger and family.
Lapsley Simral came home
Monday from Kansas City.
Quite o party from Hig-
g,nsville arrived Tuesday and
are camping on the Sweet
Springs grounds.
Postmaster Smith and little
grand daughter, Hazel, spent
Sunday and Monday in Kan
sas City.
Will Hibbs and family, of
Webb City, are here for a two
weeks visit with A. W. Dillon
and wife.
Misses Laura and Flora
Renken and Flora Elsner are
visiting friends and relatives
In St. Louis.
MFRS. j. d. Eckles has gone
to ST. Louis to buy a new
stock of millinery goods for
her store.
Miss Lane, Of Drexel, Mo.
is1tne guest of Miss Florence
Smith.
Miss Chloe Smith left Mon
aay for Everton, Mo-, to visit
relatives.
Miss Victoria Tyler spent
Wednesday At Warrensburg
at the Baptist Convention.
Frank Haecker, one o. Sc
ldelias post Office force, visited
his parents here several days
iastSvsek
Afisses Jane and Mary
ecotkeQoQmpapied their broth'
- ~ * .nTfanaau nlkr,
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The city council has order
ed all the alleys around the
square paved and graded.
Mrs. J. F. Underwood, OF
Unionviile, Mo-, arrived
yesterday for a visit to her
sister, Mrs. A. G. Putnam.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDormot
and little son have gone TO
Lake Michigan to spend the
summer.
Mrs. G. P%bilpott and son.
LosAugeles, CAL, are visit
ing the families of Ed Meier
and M. G. Cbaffee. Mrs.
moved to California
% years ago.
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Our Story

FRIDAY the Thirteenth"
closes next week. 1t made a
decided hit. In about three
weeks we will begin another.
Be sure to start with the first
chapter and get the benefit of
the best stories on the mark
ct to-day.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16
Duggins Victorious

A fairly good vote was poll
ed in Wednesdays city cleo
ton for police Judge. There
we're three candidates
Ralph Duggins, Geo. Mason
and Vim. Leonard. Mr.. Dug
gins won by big majority, re-
ceiving 255 votes. Mr.. Mason
received IS votes and Mr.,
Leonard n.
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ARROW ROCK

Mrs. Gene VanArdell and
little daughter, Mildred, of
|Oceola, we're calling on rela-
tives ane friends in town Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Joe Kibler and son,
Robert, of Davenport, Iowa,
arrived Friday for q few
weeks visit to home folks.
Ed Miller spent Sunday at
the home OF his daughter,
M rs. N. b. Bowles, near
Marshall.
Rev. Hesler, of Miami,
preached two interesting ser.
mons Sunday at the Metho.
dist church.
DR.. r. W. McClelland left
Sunday morning for a stay at
the lakes in Wisconsin. He
will be accompanied by his
brother, T. G. cClelland, Of
Kansas City.
Mrs. Charles Tucker, of
Boonville, was visiting rela.
tives in town Sunday.
The ladies OF the Methodist
church cleared about $3l, at
their supper Satu rday night.
Everyone present spent a
pleasant evening.
J. s. Hogge left Wednesday
for an extended visit in Adam
ILL.,, where his wife went some
weeks ago to visit her parents.
Miss Cora Kuhn returned
Friday from q visit to rela-
tives in Kansas City, Chilli
cothe and other points.
Miss Zula Murphy, Of
Blackwater, was on our streets
Monday.
E. N. Davidson who recent
ly returned from a trip out
west was in town Saturday
with his family.
Miss Georgia Steam return
ed Friday from a visit with
relatives in Alma and other
points.
T. H. Dickson is having his
residence repaired and put in
good order.
Miss Lallete Lawless is re-
ported improving at this writ
ing, although she Is quite sick
with malaria fever.
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DEATHS
las. Barnett


bis home on south Jefferson,
after a several weeks ILLNESS
iof typhoid fever. Mr.. Bar.
nett's condition had been crit
ical for a week when it was
announced that he would re-
cover. but this was quickly
followed by a relapse Tues
day night. He was a splen-
did young man, of fine attain
ments and a bright future and
was % years old. About a
year ago he was married
to Miss Harte Irvine, of Fair.
vile, who is left TO mourn his
sad death. The funeral will
occur sometime Friday. ar
engagements not having been
completed as we go TO press.
VIM. Rich
COL, OF Miami, whose death
was reported to us several
weeks ago incorrectly died
last Friday A. his home near
Miami and his remains were
laid to rest Saturday after
services conducted by Rev.
Isaac Mills, of this city.
Mrs. H. J. Moser
died at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Kaylor, near Will
ton Springs Of a complication
of ailments, Tuesday at 5 am.
aged Is years. She leaves u
son William, and three daugh-
ters, Mrs. W. II. Brown, aud
Mrs. d. W. Crank, Marshall,
Mrs. J.. R. Kaylor, Wilton
Springs. Funeral services
were held at the residence of
j. r. Kaylor Wednesday'at 2
p. IN. conducted by Rev. j. E.
Mcdonald, sitter which the
remains were laid To rest in
Ridge Park cemetery.
Mrs. Martha Morgan
died at the home of her son,
c. A. Morgan in West Slater,
Friday at 6 a. M, OF bowel
trouble, aged GA years. After
funeral services at 2 p. III,
conducted by Rev. VIM RAIDER
the remains were sent u
Blackburn for burial. ;a,a
Il Edwin Stanton Gwinn.
. died at the home of his par
; enrs, Mr.. and Mrs. r. p
Gwinn, in West Slater, Thurs
day night August 9th, of gun
shot wounds, self-inhicted
aged 81 years.
I Mr.. Gwinn was q splendi'
-young man. -Four years ag
; he held a good position in
|. wholesale drug house ip Kan
saa City, when his healt'
: gave way and he went to E
: !, Paso aud San Antonio, Texas
and later to Rozwell, Ne,
Mexico, and Caltula, Texas
in the hope a bsnsfitinG hi
health. He returned Ina
|. May without any Improve
: ment, and On lime III be VA
taken down u his bed w!
Ill ailmsp coQaumptioF
,He freW RradpelJY M6g
a n11sH &k<f
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The Guessing Contest.
Houx Bros
City

Houx Bros
City
This is To advise you that
the total number of paid i'd
missions to the fair grounds
on Friday August 9th is 4634.
Miss Georgia Scott, Wood.
son, Mo-, guesses nearest
with 1850. Mrs. Margaret
Lacy, Woodson, Mo.,is second
with 450O. Herewith inclosed
you will find their guesses.
Yours Respt,,
Thomas H. Bagnell,
Secretary.
Thursday Fair called Of on
account Of rain.
The Republicaa ~ ~
Glph uazne
~ 41.Go
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16

The bites and stipgs Of insects. ton,
sunburp, cuts, burns and bruises are
relieved nj nee with Pinesalve Car
bolized. Acts like q poultice, and
draws out Inflammation. Try H.
drice 26c. Sold by p. II. Franklin.
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still quite feeble.
Mrs. Everett oldham and
baby, Of Renick, are visiting
relatives in New Frankfort.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16
LOCALS.

A. NJ. Keller is East thi
week on a buying trip for tn
New York Racket.
Louis Reisacher, of New
Frankfort, was here Wednes
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Taylor,
of Herndon, were shopping
here Monday,
L. b. Curtins, a prominent
farmer OF Blackburn, had
court business here Monday.
Capt. and Mrs. Alex Denny,
IF Armstrong, visited their
J daughter Mrs. G. H. Althouse
this week.
Mrs. G. f. Barton, visited
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Mack,
at Jefferson City Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Alice McCamp, Of
Carroll county, is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. John Tracy,
and uncle, j. d. Sanger.
Mrs. Ed Lyons returned to
her home in st. Louis Mon
day after q months visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
d. Sanger.
NJ. c. Chafee, ST., left
Wednesday for an eastern
pleasure trip which includes
Niagara Falls, Boston, James.
town Exposition, Washington,
etc.
7. G. Perkins was in from
south Of town Wednesday and
made US a pleasant call and
also ordered the Republican
for his son, R. A. Perkins, OF
Fortuna, Mo.
Miss Emma Schacht, OF
Pochahontas, Ill. is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. J. ]. Witt.
After several weeks here she
will go to Peoria, Ill, to attend
the Polytechnic Institute.
Mrs. J. d. Bonets, Of
Bonets' Mill, Usage county
was in Marshall Tuesday il
company with her brother, F
v. Chevalier, of Arrow Rock
looking for a farm as she ant
her husband think of locating
in'Saline.
A big straw stack was Sc
a6re by someone near tn
poor farm Monday night lead
ing many to believe that SOM
buildings were afire. .Jak
Fisher was the only one in
terested enough to drive on
and his trip was a ''fooler''.
While partaking of a unc
at Bray's restaurant last FIR
day evening, L. F. Leyhe, {
the Murphy Mills Clothip
Co, tainted and had to b
taken home. He was sic
several days but 10 out agar
Stomach trouble caused h,
illness.
Drs. Nnckles, the oste'
paths, this week received q
Edin burgh Stereoptic Atlas
Anatomy which is one Of Ii
finest things IN the medic'
line that w. have seen.
ecnsists Off very complet
set OF picturss Of N<he difFel
~ psrts Of the hApan sys
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-16

Emerson, NARROW q Co. are
in the market for Poultry,
Butter, Eggs, etc. Located
next to the Star Mil. Call
phone 276 for prices. (Aug.)
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7 W y, OIN INOONISl
mod. 2i1 West 9TH South. ylI8
CLOSE IN, LARGE FRONT ROOM,
with piano; auiJable for two; reasona-
Bile. 322 r, 3rd South. gl35
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TO RELIEVE FAMINE
Work Started In Provinces Of China
Where Is Greatest Distress.

SHANGHAI, Jan. 3,-Famiue relief
work has been started with Tsiug
Kiang Flu, Suchien. Yaowan and Su
Chou Flu as centers, there being tho
greatest distress and largest refugee
camps at these points. The distribu-
tion Of the relief is being superintended
by local committees, consisting or all
the missionaries aided by prominent cit
izens. In view Of the large sums avail.
able from the Government and other
Chinese sources, foreign aid shortly will
be restricted TO donations of food.
Fifteen thousand bags OF American
flour are now on the wav here, IL has
been decided not 10 give provisions
away for nothing, hut to sell them at
the cheapest rates, except in cases Of
actual starvation.
The latest reports from missionaries
describe narrowing misery in the strick-
en- districts. Hundreds of persons ara
dying daily from hunger and cold,
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Ell. KALAH TEMPLE. A. A. o. N NJ.
.s.-Third Wednesday OF each month.
masonic hall. NJ p. m. All mobiles So
lourning Invited. J. NJ Marriott, Poten-
tate. W. L. Rarnes. Recorder.
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DIED

"a AND TOMBSTONES
= TO SELECT FROM. R.
n iNNsnlay yards. A22 S. State.
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LINCOLN LODGE NO. 23, Il OF P.
meets every Saturday evening at &
o'clock. X. OF P. hall
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Salt Lake City Tent No 2-Eyery
Thursday. T. o. o. F. hall. Visiting
knights invited.
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TENT NO. "
meets every Wednesday evening ut l.
Q. Q, +. hall. Market street. Sojournlng
Sir knights cordially invited, CLASS
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56iCE PAID FOR IRON,
bottles, rubber, copper,
jank Co. 63 e. Sth south.
zS0I
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LADIES OF THE MACCABEES-SALT
Lake City hive No. meets every iirst
and third Monday. p. m. I. o. o. F.
he'll.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. s.
Every Thursday evening. X. OF P hall
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CHEAPEST MONEY; EASIEST TERMS.
Small loans n specially on furniture.
anything, cheap. quick snow treats Som
white, Room sos Auerbach bldg. Bell
1243-Y .iff
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Of Pythias.

CALANTHE- MYRTLE LODGE NO. l.
Every Monday. h. OF Z. hall.
L. B, EDDY, c. c.
n. ". SONNEDECKER, x. OF r. and S.
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QUICK LOANS ARE AS IMPORTANT
as cheap money; we furnish both. The
Home Trust & Savings Co.. Clio West
1sl South. a655
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
Salt Like aarie No. s.. Every Friday
p, M, X. OF y. hall.
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i DEsIRES ROOM AND
reyIns. Address w -.
g229
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WANTED HELP-MALE

EXPERIENCED DOUBLE ENTRY
bookkeeper as assistant. Must be well
recommended. Apply by letter only.
Brown, Terry & Woodruff Company, l6S
Main street. E222
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TWO MODERN. UNFURNISHED RMS.
for housekeeping: no small children.
2T1 W 5th South. gl42
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$1,000 AT PER CENT; $1,000 At 6
per cent. Homer G. Robertson. Main
and 1st South (Dcseret Bank Buildlng).
tli96
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GOOD MEDIUM SIZED
1 ,o ride or drive. saddle
fdbune office. g24l
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MIZPAH CHAPTER NO.
5. Order Eastern star
stated meetings frst Mon
day each month at Masonic
temple. corner Second East
and First South. Visiting
members cordially invited
Lila E. Treasure. W, M:
Flora E. Sinclair. secretary.
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CALL AT 210 ATLAS BLOCK AND
borrow money privately on your fur-
niture, piano or other security. without
removal. Both phones 2s49. c274l
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MODERN FLAT. 5-ROOMS AND AL
cove: choice residence district; $4,000:
no children $50 East End South. gli2
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ASK YOUR FRIENDS WHERE TO
borrow money on real estate. We hill
treat you as We have treated them.
Fourteen years experience with only ono
foreclosure. is our record. Russell l..
Tracy. il f. 1st South. wl3l3
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SAFES

ALL MAKES RENTED. KErAlkED, AZ FL
,nonsa 20 C2 W. "a South, al66o
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CLOSE IN. NICELY FURNISHED
room: use OF parlor II desired, modern :;
reasonable Phono lit6-k. Gll3
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(. G. WOOD, FOR LOWEST kAT4i or
vehicies' etc. / want ali the good loans
can GET for the next 80 days. No remoys
ais: private terms 10 suit. l49 Main 81,
p 2ng l-pI
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A. RICHTER.
13 ". 1st SO. ST Tel. 64l GID
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NENTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, MOD-
ern. in private family. l20 w. ith So
street. nnOT
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; ground floor, 215 West
5th South NT29
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

TWO-RooM MOD. FURN. FLAT. NEAR
o. S. J. depot. Bell 3S7SY. f2250
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AUTOMOBILE.

MANS TICKET TO DENVER CHEAP.
Address u "a, Tribune f2Si2
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MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED pEO-
pie without security. any length OF time
Discount allowed II paid before due. Con-
fldential. Lowest rates. Save yourself
money. Deal direct with the owner.
Chattel loans at per cent. Lawrence
403-4 d II Walker bldR. fl202
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FOREST ERS OF AMERICA-MEET
first and third Wedne sdays each month,
Knights OF Columbus hall. No. 81 West
1st South. G. r White. F. c. s1134
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JORDAN LODGE NO. 3, l. O. o. F.
Meets every Monday night at I. o. o.
Donald. N. G.; w. T. Hopkins. Secre-
tary at43?
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LONG LEASE ON BEST CORNER
store on Main street. See Wilson
Sherman Co. 81 w. I'd S. Tel. 4o2. 1880
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$1,000 TO S500U ONE TO FIVE YEARS.
farm or city property. James y.
shaw & Co, over 153 go. Main 81. rf065
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WOODMEN. ATTENTION!-ALL MEM
bers OF Salt Lake Camp 53 and visiting
funeral OF /eIshbor \. j. Hackweu Fri
day afternoon at y. m, from the TWEEN
ty-fourth ward meeting house. corner OF
4th North and 2nd West
JOHN PET TERSON Con Corn
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$1,000 four cylinder Franklin runabout,
as good as new. at tine extremely low
price of $3.50; or Will exchange for larger
machine OF same make 253 South Main.
in rear f2SlI
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VII.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RESTAURANT FOR SALE. CHEAP. IN
good location, and doing good business.
in Salt Lake. Add, AZ, Tribune t19S
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MONEY TO LOAN

IF YOU NEED MONEY. SEE THE
Equitable Loan & Inv. Co. 63A w End
So. We loan on any good security. low
est rates, easiest terms, any amount,
long or short time. and keep your busi-
ness private,
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CHEAPEST PRIVATE MONEY ON
any chattel security. lowest rates. cas-
les, terms; long or short time, very pri-
vate See us before borrowing. Room
111 nvkr Keith o Eren store. e69l
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sT000-3 double brick houses. bringing
per cent net on money invested.
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s35on-A double brick terrace, s rooms
each side. brings 1850 per year.
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ROYAL. ARCANUM-S. L. COUNCIL, 1877
Second and fourth Thursdays. Jen-
nings l;lock, c. X. Smith, Regent L L.
Jones, Secretary.
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OK ANY PROPERTY. YOU RETAIN
possession. The Stringer Co. 10 w.
I'd South,
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FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA
Evergreen lodge No ISL meets second
and fourth Mondays at !. o. o. F, temple.
s. Chalker, Secretary. Box 70,
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MODERN FURN ROOM Il0 NORTH
Main. g"2i
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on SALARY; EASY PAYMENTS; Low
rates, confidential. Cherry. io7 D.
Walker bldg. oS3i
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TWO FURN. ROOMS FOR HOUSE
Keeping 222 East 2nd So, rear. fl49s
MOD. RM. FOR ! OR GENTLEMEN.
2Ie East End South. f15l0
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MACHINERY

81 I,YS SHAFTlNG, HANGERS, EN-
vines boilers, tables. holsts, compress
soTs' motors, and pipes j. NJ sven; wen;
3a6 s Sd West.
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pianos, etc. without remoNal. R9on
Z nver Utah National Eank. h2lSl
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independent OrUer OF ODD FoIIOWSs
FIDELITY LODGE NO. II. J. o. o. F.
Meets every Wednesday night at 8
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come. c, E. Thornton. N, c.; J. G.
Smith, Secretary.
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TWO GOOD WORK TEAMS. WAGONS
and harness, at 126 East 4th SounS.
George Ross f2lOT
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MASSAGE

MRS, SJOBERG, SWEDISH MASSAGE
1o4 Pearl avenue. Bell phone 2s4a-k n;
Take Waterloo car. I.09o
MRS. e. c. GALLOW. VAPoR BATES. @
massage and natural eclen'ule
85S s. ". Temple. Ind. 2i23. el2se
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LARGE STORE. 25X1sg FEET. WITH
basement, East First South near Main
Have applications for part OF space. APP
ply j. E. Caine, Hooper building. Phones;
Ind. 1921; Bell. I221-Z. e2S&
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