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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-06
BARGAINS IN HOMES.

sl20o-6-rm. frame, near Liberty Park,
S2100-5-rm. brick, pantry. e. l. End East,
near sth So. Terms.
S23o0-On easy terms. nice 5-rm. frame.
adobe lined. modern. Lot EMO
rods. A great bargain.
S3500-9-rm modern brick, On "U' st.
Where can you get equal value?
S3S50-Attractiye T-rIn- modern home on
9th East, near Sth So, Furnace;
pretty lot.
S4000-7-rrl. mod. corner Of End and IS,
Furnace, cement cellar. gas.
S2750-2-story frame. fine condition, new
ly painted modern plumbing. On
End st,
s125o-eex1so IT. near Popperton. Cor
ner on car line.
sl25o-Coner OF "E" and 5th ST.. :iy5A
rods. a snap.
S2500-5Xl0 rods on 9Th East, facing West,
near 4th So. Price includes side
walk and rnacadam.
S2T50-Corner OF Center st, one block
north OF McCornlcks residence.
7&Xl20
ssOoo-56 foot lot on Brigham, facing
south; 55xl15 II. and alley, on
corner Of Brigham and "Ti' for
$4,000.
$eoOo-i65x165. corner Of 5th So and 9Th
East. Faces south and vast. This
will surely show big profits.
wILSoN- SHERMAN co.
b2 W. 2nd So Tel. 4s2.
Members of s. L. Real Estate Assn,
1875
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GIRLS FOR LAUNDRY WORK IN ALL
departments. Apply Troy Laundry, No.
l31 South Sixth East street.
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5-ROOM MODERN HOUSE SOUTH
east; shade trees, price. S2500
5-room modern house, D. 9th So, very
close In; price. $3750.
7-rm pr brick modern. sewer and
sidewalk; on r st: price. $4,000,
Groom modern brick. on Capitol hill;
price. $4,000.
90x115 feet, on Main street; price. 500
per foot,
and west of Liberty park, Easy terms.
HUBBARD INV. CO, IS w. End So. ST.
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S100 Per Acre.

ter right, house and barn, acres orchard
(bearlng), fine soil. will raise anything;
nothing better for poultry. team and
tools at nominal figure; Will take place IN
town in exchange.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
'1T PAYS TO OWN A HOME"
CAPITAL,
REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.
II West 2nd South st.
Both phones.
Members Real Estate Association.

MR.. ]. D. KENwORTHY,
a. c.. L. A. OF THE r. G..
w. HAVING BEEN PRO-
NOTED TO AN IMPORTANT
POSITION IN COLORADO
w s II E S TO DISPOSE
OF HIS RESIDENCE. NO
1eo "S' ST. THE LOT IS
LEY. THE HOUSE HAS 7
ROOMS AND is RIGHT ON
THE BORDER OF POP
PERTON' = HIGH ABOVE
THE SMOKE AND FOG OF
THE OLDER CITY; CON-
VENIENT TO CAR SERVICE
AND DESIRABLE IN EV-
ERY RESPECT ARTISTI-
CALLY DECORATED, NEW.
AND UP TO DATE PLUMB
ING. THE PRICE is $4,000,
WHICH INCLUDES COAL
RANGE, GAS RANGE, PAR
JOR HEATER AND INLAID
LINOLEUM. THE BALANCE
OF THE FURNITURE CAN
BE BOUGHT AT A FAIR
FIGURE IF DESIRED. CALL
AT THE HOUSE. BETWEEN
10 A. NJ. AND ! P. NJ, OR
ARRANGE FOR OTHER
HOURS BY PHONE TO MRS.
KENWORTHY.
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WANTED = EXPERIENCED TRIM
mers and saleswcmen for millinery de-
partment. Address stating salary and
giving references. in confidence. Add.
Y 20. Tribune. hSlo
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ONE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room for one or two gentlemen, easy
walking distance. 1nQ. 529 Bridgeport,
or phone Ind. 3532. c2201
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FIVE ROOMS, Z. j.. BATH, PIANO.
barn. east side. Address r 10. Trib-
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nnARR1AGE LICENSES

u william !. Underwood and Louie Parker
fJeber G. Parry and Nellie ]. Fall, both
ioscph II. Spencer of Price. and Nettie
q rhomss Harrington and Alice Louise
'ro,,ng, both OF Salt Lake.
III. L. Stutz and Mile l.. Buckmaster'
both OF Salt Lake n Mo,res Ia
"a 7 ,vdia Shupp of Salt Lake.
IA Johnson and Amanda Mouton, both
IN Bingham. ,,. ~,
SkEillIam B. Root, Jr.. OF Ely, New, and
nc Elizabeth Miller Of Elko, New.
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2 OR 3 COMFOKTABLY FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping; married
couple without children preferred. SIS
East 4th South. j245
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GOOD Girl FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
work. Apply 633 West Fourth North.
Bell phone $500 hlS27
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ROOM FOR ONE OR TWO GENTLE
men. separate entrance. 3l2 w. End
North 1895
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THE RICHLIEU FURN. ROOMS;
rooms for light housekeeping; rooms
from sl.5O per wk. up. ao5i E. End So.
Hl4l1
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GROUND FLAT 33l FIRST ST. ALSO
two nice rooms for housekeeping. mod
ilgl
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FIRST CLASS LADY COOK. 140 EAST
Second South. opposite Grand theater.
hi
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SUITE OF HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
with gas and bath. 62i Richards 81.
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1Q6n

A SMALL PLACE ON STATE ST. 1
ACRE. WITH GOOD HOUSE, FRUIT
TREES, ARTESIAN WATER, ETC;
EASY TERMS.
DROP IN AND TALK IT OVER"
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TWO FURNISHED ROOOMS, MODERN,
bath on same floor. -210 East Third
South i33O
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
9Th South. f1729
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LADIES' AND GENTS SADDLE
horses. divided skirts. at Iowa Stables,
129 West South Temple st. Bell phone
440S hills
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HOUSE OF FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS,
modern. Rear OF IA w 4th South.
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THREE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping on the ground floor.
PA West 1st South. 1925
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r. nns Hd cornsy On SiyY Wsip h siao ner ,oot a
lo7x330 West Temple. s45. 600 Ali bar
gains. and all will be much higher soon.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.
rs West 2nd South.
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NICELY FURN. MODERN ROOMS,
close in, No. 562 Main st, Tel l202-K.
o1n
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NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS
at l02 No Main st. jlS8
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CLAIRVOYANTS

MADAME PINK. CLAIRVOYANT ME-
dium. III give Information regarding
ell business affairs. etc: test meetings
Sunday and Thursday. Bell phono 3S4I-
X. lis S. First West, eS32
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LARGE FRONT ROOM, HOT WATER
heat. bath. close in. Phone 1074-X
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WANTED-SITUATION

STATIONARY ENGINEER, EIGHT
years experience. wants situation,
work in town preferred. Apply Stationary
Engineer, 377 West So Temple, or phone
Pix j6
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TWO NICE HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
New carpets, linoleum, range, one
porch, yard, etc. 46 w. 4th South j27S
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FOR RENT-FINE STORE ROOM,
State near Second South. VIII divide.
II desired. Fine basement, freight eleva-
tor. rear entrance. steam heat Apply.
G. S. Holmes,
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SITUATION WANTED BY a YOUNG
man with a general business ability and
thoroughly acquainted with retail busl-
ness. Address 20. Tribune Ji53
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BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARDING HOUSE FOR CHILDREN
under IL; soc day and up. Address
7th East and Jackson, Ind. phone 1853.
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PERMANENT POSITION BY FIRST
class electrician. best references. Ad-
dress V 81, Tribune. hl931
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$1,000 AT PER CENT; $1,000 AT
per cent. Homer & Robertson, Main
and 1st South tDeseret Bank BulldinG),
. l4o6
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10 GOOD GIRLS. APPLY At ONCE.
J, G. Mcdonald Candy Co, l59 w. 3rd
So gl540
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CUT FLOWERS

~~~~~~~~~~~<~-~>~~~-~~~
THE FLOWER SHOP. GEO. ]. DWYER,
Mgr. Under NATL Bank OF Republic.
ASIA
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NEW MODERN. UP-To-DATB.
II Won want a house of SUPERIOR
CONSTRUCTION AND FINISH. SEE
The one on 9Th Feast Just south OF 4th
South; rooms downstairs; hoored at
Price $500, reasonable terms
FRITSCH, No IL East End South ST.
Phones. Ind 747. Bell 366I.
1900
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; good wages. 624 &. 3rd So
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NEATLY FURN. RMS. NO CHILD
rep, 74i z. Linden ave, bet. 3rd and
4Lh So. 1857
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LARGE UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOM
with alcove; modern. 426 South 5th
East hSl2
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GIRLS FOR MANGLE ROOM AND
OTHER DEPARTMENTS. APPLY
TROY LAUNDRY. 421 So 9TH EAST
STREET
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwORK.
3O5 E. 1st South t2l6
COMPETENT NURSEGIRL. APPLY SO
i street i21I
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STRONG YOUNG NAN WANTS POSI-
ton any kind, lives in city; wages S12.
Address a 27. Tribune .T45S
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YOUNG GIRL 16 YEARS WISHES PO-
siton as nurse girl. Phone. Ind, 2T94.
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SMALL 6-ROOM MODERN HOUSE
s92 30 per mo. Inquire $50 East 18th
South. t1C
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GOOD SOLICITOR FOR CLEANING
and dyeing establishment. Ill e. End
So 1864
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a LADY STENOGRAPHER INTEREST
ed in psychic or physical science, can
obtain employment part time By address
ing 663 South West Temple. f2S10
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GOOD COOK. Apply sos e. lST SO.
hl354
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FURN, ROOMS, VERY REASONABLE,
at 81 West lst North. jl62
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PROPERTY AT THE LOWEST MAR
ket price listed and sold at Ranck Real
Estate Inv. Co.. suite 2S2 d. +. Walkes.
n2432
YOU CAN'T KEEP a GOOD TOWN
down" See Stowe & Palmer ad., page
fEsSS
INVESTORS REAL ESTATE SNAPS.
plsae
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping. 10 West North
Temple ST. l329
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. 222 f. 2nd So. jl72
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MUSIC
PENSIONS

FOB Old SOLDIERS or cffV1I AN6
H. 9 sSe*lcan wars are now entitled 10
s1e,s.oV, $500 and $4,000 per month under
1,g" sI laws. See VIM Crome. LatIner
,,-.ocN Ji09
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

IEfIfNfbTT~clsT7hhoe0 funeral of Mrs, Eliza
d hsth Schmidt of Eureka. who died In
|lSait Lake on Saturday last, will take
Mace this afternoon at o'clock from
Fo'ponneu & Co.'S chapel IntermenJ at
FClty cemetery.
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EXPERIENCED CHAMBERMAID LIV-
Ing at home. 23 East Bird South, Ho-
tel Normandy. j26
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COMPETENT JAPANESE COOK
wants good place. Address A 2, Trib-
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oLACE AND WHITE ENGLISH SET
ser, bitch, wearing wide collar $40 90
-ewerd II returned to. 7e B street h209G
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ON EAST SIDE. SEVEN-ROOM MOD
ern, furnace heat and plano; rent $50.
Ind phone 42lS h509
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hWIDOW WANTS A MAN TO GO IN
+ as partner on 30-acre farm, Stock with
Elcows, pigs and chickens, have separate
mouse with Eve rooms. Cor. 7th Z. and
rf1ack son, J241
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

I EBER w HALL. UNDERTAKEK AND
1 embalmer: 22S S. West Temple; phones
gnie Ydoa
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MRS. w, WEIR. FROM SAN FRAN
cisco, will give clairvoyant and psy-
chometric readings daily on business and
love affairs. etc; satisfaction guaran-
teed No. 4 Duhei avenue. End South. be-
tween Bird and 4th East. Bell phone
479+-Y. hI6i9
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STENOGRAPUER; CLEVER BOY,
with machine. Capital R. Il. J. Co. II
w, 2nd So. st 1890
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NINE. SNYDER, so w. Sd so. PIANIST,
psychic and card reader Sanitarlum
bldg, End floor. rm 16. t214
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THREE YOUNG MEN FOR TRAVEL
ing position must be ready To leave
the city al once, Call to 5 Room S37,
Wilson Hotel
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK,
no washing. 957 Second ST, h1124
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GIRL FOR COOKING AND DOWN
stairs work. No. Fort Douglas.
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
bath I5 So, West Temple. Phone
3277 Ind. gf4
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GIRL IN FAMILY OF THREE TO Do
general housework; no children. 40S
South 9Th East. h2379
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FOR RBNT-STORF BUILDING WEST
OF Main St, close IN. About 30N60 feet.
Two stories. large lot, Lftuo 6 Little.
R9ll
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CHEAPEST RATES ON FURNITURE.
pianos, etc, without removal Room
S, over Utah National Bank. h21sl
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CALL AT 210 ATLAS BLOCK AND
borrow money privately your fur
niture. plano other security. without
removal Both phones 2SiS. C2741
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WANTED HELP-MAIE

GOOD BARBER. 57l w. I'd So Ji1'
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PARLOR rCRNIiLJRE UrnOLSI'EKtu
and repaired. Estimates submitted on
request Phones S29o. s. L. Matt &
Mfg, Co., 158 w. LIST South 224
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SEVEN RMS. FURvN. FURNITURE FOR
sale. Enquire II W 4th South eS36
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT, 10X30 ON
street floor. good window space. No.
73 So. Main st. g1063
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FRONT ROOM, GROUND FLOOR.
Quiet, private, attractive and conVen-
lent Address a %. Tribune. 1918
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MONUMENTS AND ToMBsToNEs

O~~~~O~~~O~-~-~-~-~-~-~S~~~
|ILARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
n Mckenzie. Display yards. 422 S. State.
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fl0NAL HOUSE-CLEANING co. %
leisa,,ast ast South. All kinds OF house
'-en''hg done. by the hour or contract.
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THE PLEASANTON. HANDSOMELY
6 Kendall Square. Ind phone 1899, n2037
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s30-6S1 FIFTH ST, ROOMS. MOD;
furnace.
Wilson Sherman Co.. So w. End So. Tel
492. h262
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WANTED

WASHING AND IRONING CURTAINS
to take at home, also plain sewing. 255
So 10Th u. JIG
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HOUSE CLEANING

~LAH SANITARY AOUSE-CI.EA&IS6
4 Co. Phones 555. ds,s
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WALL PAPER CUSTOMERS BAR
gain sale this month. Rivers Bros.
l. h922
fcuSTOMERS AT OUR WALL PAPER
! bargain sale this week. Rivers Bros,
h921
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LOST

BRINDLE BULL TERRIER
u otch. With white markings: ful grown,
el",th studded brass collar Return 10 All
Z, Akerman 30l L Cd So. j4T7
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Fro BUY FURNITURE, STOVES, CAR
IA pets. etc. Phone Bell 1896, Ind. 2255.
10. K. Furniture Co. j274
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25 GIRLS, APPLY AT ONCE, ]. G.
Mcdonald Candy Co. 15s w, 3rd So.
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ASK YOUR FRIENDS WHERE TO
borrow money on real estate. We VIII
treat you as we have treated them.
Fourteen years experience with only one
foreclosure, is our record. RusSel l..
Tracy, IL L. 1st South. w1313
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GARDENING.
SPIRITUALISTS

'tASbl-lN HERMAN CLAIRVOY-
NY astrologer psychometrjst and
%.a5&u. The only adept OF Hindoo occult
- fee practicing In Salt Lake at tho
IE Ef's%i time Parlors at 247 So Main
H readings daily from 10 m. to
2 81. h2564
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QUICK LOANS ARE AS IMPORTANT
cheap mon>y: we furnish both. The
Home Trust & Savings Co. Clio West
LIST Soath. a665
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TWO LARGE WELL VENTILATED UN-
furnished modern rooms; fine location.
Address A %. Tribune. 1917
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PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. A. NJ. Olsen. SIS East Sth
South. Phone Bell 2057-X. g7S7
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. MIS-. Lizzie Geisler, 336 West
I'd North, Bell phone 66l-K. u1033
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-10-09

Miss Mary Bier gave up her
position as bookkeeper for the
Lind Hardware Co., the first of
the week and has gone to Spokane
to enter St. Luke's hospital as a
nurse.
R. S. Hamilton, the attorney,
has typhoid fever and has gone
to a Spokane hospital. D. w.
Zent came up from Walla Walla
Thursday evening to look up Mr..
Hamilton't law business.
Corinne Verdenius was given
a farewell party at the home of
Mr.. aid Mrs. w. S. Eastman last
Tuesday sevening. The guests
We're: Hazel Eastman, Mariory
Warner, Mary Spawr. Marion
Smith, Halire Davis, Lois Holt,
Bula Edwards, Leta Arnold.
Myrtle Eastman, Katie Edwards,
Roe Eastman. Maude Van Mar
ter.
An expense account of the de-
tectives in the Meyer, Haywood
andPettibone case who took those
three gentlemen to Boise, shows
a cost of 25 cents for two loaves
of bread, $3.50 for one dozen
bottles of whiskey and three doz-
en- bottles of Budweiser. What
in the name of heaven did they
do with all that bread?-Yakima
Herald.
Paul Seilhofi had Jesse Arm
strong, bartender at the First
Chance saloon, arrested today on
a charge of assault and battery.
Armstrong was tried before JUS
tice Jay, found guilty and fined
$25 and given 80 days in the coun-
ty Jail. Armstrong, in town,
had Seileff arrested for stealing
81 from the cash register at the
First Chance, but Seiloff was
found not guilty.
Mrs. M. Baaler, who took her
departure for Spokane to reside,
last Wednesday, was given a
farewell" by number of her
neighbors last Tuesday morning.
Her guests presented Mrs. Beeler
with a fancy china fruit dish as
token of remembrance. Those
present were Mesdames A. B.
Tatman, A. Cusic, R. F. Simmons,
E. E. Haas, w. S. Eastman, A
C. Jansen, w. H. Merrill, SEWERS
and S. EudicOtt.
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ODESSA.
(FrOm the Record

(trom the RecOrd.)
Seventy-three cents is being paid
for wheat in the local market to-
day.
Mayor and Mrs. Guth were pas
senger for Spokane Wednesday
evening, where the mayor went
on business.
The Needlework club met at
the home of Mrs. J. H. Turner
and spent a very pleasant after
noon. Mrs. j. A. Wright and
Mrs. R. S. Crowl were admitted
to membership. Mrs. J. B. Zieg-
Ter will entertain the club next
week.
A. L. Brooks was brought up
from Irby last Friday suffering
from an attack of typhoid fever.
Fortunately, however, the pro-
gress of the disease was checked
in it's first stages and the atten-
ding physician was able to break
it up. Mr.. Brooks is still confined
to his bed in his mothers home
in this city but expects to be able
to be around again in a week or
two.
Twenty-eight little friends of
Myron Bennington assembled at
the Bennington home Tuesday
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LIND.
From the LEADER.

NAAOtn Vie A<C6oCI)s
o. H. Tritt is back to his old
place as clerk in Van Marter's
grocery department.
Wheat is now coming in very
fast and the warehousemen are
kept busy early and late.
Night Officer Curry who has
been sick for obout two months,
is able to be out again and expects
to go on duty next week.
J. NJ. Newland, of Harrington,
formerly one of the proprietors
of the Lind Hardware Store.
stopped off at Lind Monday on
his way home from the Sound.
Mrs. J. P. Thompson, who has
been visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Unsoeld. at McCloud, Alberta,
returned home the first of the
week.
J. M. Moulton is going to build
a fine residence on the southwest
corner of S and Fourth streets.
| 1t will be six-room bungalow,
2Sx46 feet, with full basement.
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Sprague.

Oliver Dodson of Ritzville is in
the city today. Mr.. Dodson is a
son-in-law of Jake Smith. !,
Mrs. W. C. Dunning and Mrs.
A. S. Dunning of Davenport were
visiting friends in Ritzville this
week.
A setting Of 500 sacks of wheat
was burned on S. E. Harper's
place south of Sprague last Fri
day. The place is being farmed
by o. E. Morton. The PLACE evil
IDENTIFY started from some fire left
behind by the threshing crew.
While not total loss the grain
was damaged from smoke and
rendered unfit for milling. The
grain was insured and the ad-
juster was here this week and
adjusted the loss.
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LANTZ NOTES

Mrs. Otis Robinson was re.
turned from her home to Sprague
for medical treatment on the 18th
inst.
Andrew Mcqueen an old resi-
dent of this country, who has
been sojOurning in the Domin-
ion the past three months. re-
turned on last Saturday. He is
not very greatly impressed with
the advantages said to be found
in that country, and much pre-
fers the open country of this To-
cality.