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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-17
Alpena, Mich, II pazdziernika.

Alpena, Mich, II pazdziernika.
= Ze wszystkich stron poinocne-
go Michiganu nadchodza wiescio
pozarach lasow popalonych
miasteczkach i wioskach. Powia-
ty Cheboygen i Presque Isle So
jednem morzem ognia. Zniszczo-
ne zostaiy juz nastepujace miej-
scowosci: Metz, Bolton, South
Rogers, Cathro, Pulaski, Millers-
burg, Brinsley, Neebish i wiele
innych. Komunikacya kolejowa i
telegraficzna i telefoniczna ze-
rwane.
Hammond, Ind, II pazdzierni-
ka. = Iskra lokomotywy prze-
jezdzajacego pociagu zapaliia W
poblizu tego miasta siano ma Ia
kach kukurydze lezaca jeszcze
ma polu farmera N. D. Browna.
Pozar zniszczyi setki ARROW grun-
tu; straty So bardzo wielkie. w
poblizu pala sic tu lasy, zarosla
moczarzyste i wyschle obecnie
laki torfowate. Pala sic torfowi-
ska, zwane Kankakee, Calmuet
wv poblizu Cary i inne. Setki
owiec krow zginelo cd ognia;
akcya ratunkowa nader utrudnio-
ma. Spionela tez i znaczna liczba
zabudowah farmerskich. Kolejo-
we tory i mostly bywaja strzezo-
ne w dzieh i w nocy dla uniknie-
cia mozliwych wypadkow.
Omaha, Neb., pazdziefnika.
- Gubernator Stanu Oklahoma
Haskell zaskarzyi wydawce SEN
sacyjnych gazet i przywodce ligi
niezawislych (Indep. League),
Hearsta, o $5oo,ooo odszokodo-
wanna "a cisniete nan niedawno
kalumnie, jakoby Haskell stall ma
usiugach trustu naftowego: "a
rzut ten byi jak wiadomo przy-
czyna, dla ktorej Haskell zrezy-.
gnowal z demokratycznego ko-
mitetu narodowego. Szeryf wre-
cz,yi skarge Haskellowi W pocia-
gu kolei Union Pacific, otworzy-
wszy przemoca drzwi wagonu sy-
pialnego, gdzie sic Hearst ukryi.
Me odbyfo sic przy tym akcie
bez awantur, Hearst BOWEN
skryl sic tax, re go ME MONA by
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-17
O PROGRAM!
Pertraktacye dyplomatyczne spraWle pro-
gramu przysz}ej konferencyi.
Niemcy oburzone, 1e ma ME = ME zwazaJa.
Bulgarya wobeC konferencyl'
Turcya niezadowolona protekcyi mncarstW
AustYa gez. = Dosn ! Czarnogory
CESARZ WILHELM POPIERA AUSTRYE.
Austryacki nastepca tronu pojedze do Rzymu.
StraSzIiWa katastrOfa. LaSy plOna !!
Is us6b spaonyeh poeagg znaszna lezba olar na TAR
mach poska rodzlna zglnaa; nllonoEe Stfafy.
Oryginane doreczene sargi
Haskella Hearstowi. = Wdmo walk z irdyanami
Oryginana sprawa sadowa.
StTaszIiWa katastrofa: Lasy plona i!
IS usdb spaonyeh poelagg znaezna ezba ola na TAR
mach puska rOdzlna zglnaa; mlNonoHe straty'
OrygnaIne doeczene sarg
toroUi Haskela Hearstow Widmo walk z lrdyanam'
0rygnalna sprawa Sadowa.

kiemu ambasadoroWl w ParyZu,
skoro zas potem ministrowie
Grey Izwolskij ulozyli nareszcie
program, ktory bez zadnych tru-
dnosci tzyskai aprobate rzadu
francuskiego, prasa urzedowa l
nieurzedowa natychmiast 60 oglo
sila. To postepowanie poczytasy
Niemcy "a niedyplomatyczne i
zalozyiy sw6j stanowczy protest.
Sofia, IL pazdziernika. - Czion
kowie buigarskiego gabinetu, kto
rzy sic onegdaj wraz z carem Fer
dynandem udali do domu mysliw-
skiego W Bystrzycy, azeby tam
odbyc konferencye, powrocili juz
ogiosili rezultat swych narad.
Cabinet postanowil wysziy z
Londynu projekt, azeby Bulgaria
wyp1aciia Turcyi pieniezne od-
szkodowanie "a uznanie swej ME
zawislosci, stanowczo odrzucic.
Odnosna note dyplomatyczna
Rad buigarski rozeslai do mo-
carstw. Jedna sprawa, ktora Rad
buIgarski chce traktowac, jest roz
strzygniecie prawa wlasnosci do
kolei oryentalnej. Zwrocl sic "a
tenn natychaniast do towarzystwa
kolejowego podanie warunkow,
pod jaleimiby sic zrzeklo swych
praw dziefzawy do tel kolei.
Jeden czionkow gabinetu O.
swiadczyi, re ma razie ME nastapi
wcale mobilizacya wojsk, ponie-
waz Buigarya vie, re rugby tu-
reckie wojsk mad granica maja
czysto lokalne znaczenie. Dodal
on ieszcze, re odmowa Buigaryi
w sprawie wypiacenia Turcyi od-
szkodowania ME krzywdzi wca-
lie tego kraju, poniewaz sunny "a
wykup kolei wschodnio rumelij-
skiej wplyna wylacznie do kas
wierzycieli tureckich.
Sofia, II pazdziernika. = Tu-
tejszy niemiecki reprezentant dy-
plomatyczny, bar. v. Ronnberg,
upominaf jeszcze raz Rad bulgar-
ski, ze uznanie niezawislosci kra-
ju jest niemozliwem, dopoki jego
stosunek do Turcyi j sprawa ko-
lei ofyentalnej ME zostana male
zycie uregulowane.
Paryz, II pazdziernika. - Tu-
recki ambassador, Naoum pasza,
zsozyi wczoraj W pewnym inter
wiewie oswiadczenie, re ogioszo-
ny W pismach program przyszie-
go kongresu europejskiego ME od-
powiada Turcyi. Miedzy innemi
mowi on, ze Turcya zaniosla pro-
test przed pahstwa angazowane
W ostatnirn kongresie berlinskim
przeciwko naruszeniu postano-
wien tego ostatniego re Wielka
Brytania, Francya Rosya zape-
wniajace Turcye 0 swej sympathy
przyjazni do niej, uznaly "a fakt
dokonany poczynione zmiany ma
HATTERMAN pozycza iadziom pie
Made IA spiacenis starsj hipoteki.
!. 1eR MilWaukee avenue. aSs
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6a4k2naCn I'D JcJ lllChOlHJoS, J~
koto proklamowanie Buigaryl
krolestwem i anektowanie Bosni
i Hercogowiny. w kohcu turecki
dyplomata wyrazii sic bardzo u
Jennie O podobnej sympathy.
Wieden, II pazdziernika. =
w kolach rzadowych omawiaja,
czyby ME byio stosownem urza-
die obecnie demonstracye floty
austryackiej ma wodach tureckich,
jezeli urzedowy protest przeciw
bojkotowi austryackich towarow
w Turcyi ME odniesie pozadane-
go skutku.
Petersburg, II pazdziernika.-
Wedlug depeszy, przez ,Nowoje
Wremja" zamieszczonej pocho-
dzacej z Belgradu, most koleJo-
wy ma rzece Bosni zostal wysa-
dzony W powietrze. Wskutek te-
60 polaczenie re Sarajewem, sto-
lica Bosni, jest zupelnie zerwane.
Blizszych szczegolow depesza ME
podaje.
Cetinje, II pazdziernika. - By
ly minister wojny, general Bu-
kowicz, dzisiaj mial wyjechac z
ramienia rzadu W tajnej misyi do
Belgradu, stolicy Serbii.
Berlin, Tpazdziernika. - Dzi-
siaj przybywa tu rosyjski minister
spraw zagranicznych, TzwolskiL
w odwiedziny do kanclerza RE
sly, ks. Buelowa. Ze wzgledu ma
przyszle debaty o naprzod zna-
nym zakresie politycznym ro-
syiskim mezem stanu, ks. Buelow
rozprawial akredytowanJmi w
Berlinie reprezentantami roznych
mocarstw ma temat przyszlej kon-
ferencyi miedzynarodowej w celI
uregulowania spraw balkanskich
i programu tejze konferencyi...
Londyn II pazdziernika. - III
mes" donosi, re prezydent Roose-
velt po odbyciu swej podrozy do
Afryki z poczatkiem roku 1910,
odwiedzi Anglie przy tel sposo-
bnosci zostanie zamianowany do
ktorem honoris causa uniwersyte-
tu w Oxfordzie, spotka go wiec
wyszczegolnienie, jake miedzy
innymi jest udzialem cesarza Will
helma. Roosevelt odwiedzi takze
Paryz, gdzie bedzie mowil przed
tamtejsza Sorbona (najstarszy
uniwersytet W Srodkowej Euro
pie).
Budapeszt, II pazdziernika. -
Cesarz Franciszek Jozef /, przyj-
mowal wczoraj ma audyencyi II
siebie niemieckiego ambasadora
we Wiedniu, v. Tschirsky'ego,
kt6ry mu wreczyl wiasnoreczny
list cesarza Wilhelma. w liscie
tym cesarz niemiecki wynurza
sic ze SVEN solidaryzowaniem
sic z powodu aneksyi Bosni i
Hercogowiny przez Austrye i
przyobiecuje austryackiemu cesa-
rzowi zupeine poparcie Niemiec
w obecnem trudnem polozeniu.
Cesarz Wilhelm jest zatem pier
wszy1n z panujacych, ktory po-
spieszyi odowiedzia ma list
fFranciszka Jozefa, W ktorym
tenze ogiosii swoj zamiar anekto-
wanna KRAKOW okapowanych.
Jak tu przypuszczaja, cesarz
niemiecki mysli ME tylko . dy-
plomatycznej pomocy, lecz takze
o wojskowej, jezeli sic okaze po-
trzebna Austryi.
Wieden, II pazdziernika. -
Wielkie zainteresowanie budzi w
calem panstwie wiadomosc, ze
nasteca tronu, arcyksiaze Fran
ciszek Ferdynand odwiedzi krola
Wiktora Emanuela W Rzymie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-17

Zl6zcie vase kosztownosei 4 pa,
piery wartosciowe W Skarbcu o
chronnym HATTERMANA, 1858 Nal
waukes ave. skraynd $500 rocsnis,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-17

HATTERMAN po4ycza ladziom pie
Made na spiacenis starsj hipoteki.
7ss ailwaukes avenue. a
The evening world., 1908-01-10
.UNFOUNDED FEAR
CAUSES SUICIDE
Man Who Thought He Would
Be Charged With Arson
Kills Himself.

In the mistaken idea that he was sts-
pected OF having set fire to his EN-
p!oyer's factory. Albert Boiler. ffty-ivo
years old. a machinist. took poison to-
day and die in his home at No. Al East
avenue. Long Island City. He had been
employed by r. w. Rhoades, manufac-
turer OF metal dies at West avenue and
Third street, Long Island City.
Three days ago there was a fire in the
Rhoades factory. The police questioned
Boiler. though they learned later that
lie could not have had anything to dc
with the fire. When his body vas
tound to-day this note was found on =
table in the room;
Il am being bounded by this charge.
! am 4 free thinker. | have never beer
arrested and never will be. / nave iett
all my effects to a little girl in Man
haitian"
The name o, the little girl in Man
haitian" was not stated. The machinist
was unmarried. and was not known L.
have any immediate relatives.
The evening world., 1908-01-10
ONLY TWENTY-ORE,
BUT EXPERT THIEF
With Sing Sing Before Him
Declares His Accomplish
Was Only a Tool.

Theodore Cady. who has bull, mp Il
reputation us a burglar in his twenty
one years OF lie. was In Harlem Court
to-day on his way back TO Sing Sing
Sixtecn-ycar-old Mark Hyams, who was
caught while undergoing a tuition under
Cody. was arraiGned with his tutor.
charged with r0bhing the flat Of Will
lam Prrsler. No. Ri East Eighty-n.nth
street.
Several days ago PrrSler buried his
father-in-law. The latter was Il mem
her of an Armenian Lodge and it was
reported that his re.atives volt re-
cetve a substantial benefit. After the
funeral party had departed Cody and
Hyams annercd ON the roof They
rigced M Il ladder from clothes lines
and HyaIns was dropped down the air
s,af II into the Prrslrr Hat. Some tee
uhone men working across tie sure.
saw them nm notified the Janltof Bul
he Youthful robbers got away oeIore
the janitor a..ooared.
In court to-day Cody admitted the
rohurry. He said Ilyams was Simply
q tool The police say that when CODY
yls sent 10 Sing Sing the last time MS
companion in an attempted r"poefy va
killed. The rope they rugged up TO mona
The ladder parted and CodNs rompah-
ion dropped six stories to his death.
The evening world., 1908-01-10
PORT OF New lORk.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DIR TODAY.
Headley, Anglers, NtEeEia. Gibraltar
Arcola, -, MIchacls. PARMA, -. Thomas.
Blerawa, Hamburg Mnntserrat. CAlia.
Smolensk, Lihau. Mexico. Havana
Gerry, 6ihraltar. NallIyia. HAyti.
Ocean Monarch, LampaSas, Galveston
Gibraltar.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SAILED TODAY.
NgiianCis. Bahamas Eovuu!a.
Hamilton. ArEan-uA I.,ryr'y
Newport News EScar'a, costa EIr4
The evening world., 1908-01-10
BRIDGE PLAZA
| TO CENTRAL PARK,
COCHRAN URGES
Approach to 5laCkWell'S Isl
/, and Span Should BE
T Grand One.
CRIMMINS Is LIBERAL.
Offers to Give City Plot He
. Owns to kske Scheme
Civic Pride.
CRIMMINS is LIBERAL.

Former Comptroller Grout. John y,
Crmmins. former Judge Morgan j.
O.Brien, Congressman Bourke Cochran
and many other citizens appeared at the
meeting OF the Board Of Estimate to-
day TO speak for and against the pro-
posed widening of Second avenue for
the BlackweH's Island Bridge plaza.
Comptroller Metz wants 10 undo the
original plans restricting the limita
tons OF the proposed plaza. They viii
cost too much. he says.
Former Comptroller ,Grout. protest
ing against alteration of the plans. de-
I, clared that limiting plaza space would
Z be repeating the unintelligent action Of
past administrations. which failed To
provide an adequate plaza for the
Brooklyn Bridge. Mr.. Grout said he
spoke for the Real Estate owners As
ISOLATION.
To take away the present plan would
mean a short-sighted policy with con-
sequent great expense in the future and
inadequate connection with the subways
to come, Mr.. Grout said. He advised
that the present plan be allowed to
stand until a proper substitute is Of
fered. which will reflect progressive ac-
ton. he added.
/ John b. Crmmins advocated the
original plan. which contemp plates d
/; great plaza opening. right up To Third
] avenue and from Fifty-seventh 20 Six
ty-tirst streets.
"Wnich property do you own there? -
asked Bourke Cochran.
II own 800 feet on Fifty-n!nth street,
but / would willingly give it up If the
demands OF city Improvement require.
said Mr.. Crimmins.
Judge O'Brien. in supporting the
original plan. said he. TOO owned prop
erty in the neigihorhood. Either plan
would enhance values. he said.
CrimmIns Would Give Property.
Il speak in the interest of a great
public Improvement and not for selfish
personal interests, said Judge O'Brien
Bourke Cochran spoke of the private
and public interests involved. III Their.
IS to be an opening. let it be 10 Cen.
trail Park he said. But to create
one block which. would bring two ugly
elevated roads into view. and with a
cul de sac. would be wrong and a re-
Election on the quality of civic pride"
The Mayor appointed a committee TO
report at the next meeting OF the
hnard
The evening world., 1908-01-10
BURIED AS PAUPER,
HEIR FINDS HOARD
Search Thirteen Years After
Death Reveals Bank Book
of a Derellct.

Inquiries that reached the office Of
the Germa Consul in this city to-day
regarding Heinrich Tieiman, who was
last heard OF by his relatives in Ger
many thirteen years ago reveals that
he died at s.. Francis's Hospital, was
buried in Potter's Field. and that for
twelve years a handbook belonging to
himshowing a deposit of 500 in the
Germania Savings Bank has been lying
unnot.ced in a drawer at the Glenmore
Hotel. Worth street and Chatham
squar
The registers OF the hotel for that
period had been destroyed, but Charles
Dignan. who has been with the hotel
sixteen years. remembered that about
four years ago heh had come across a
handbook belonging to Tiedman. He
nut ii in the dra wer
Hart Curry. proprietor OF the Glen
more. turned the book over 10 the
Public Administrator.
The letter to the Consul was from a
brother of the deau a whose home
is in Alsace Lorraine. 1t stated that
another brother ives in Germany neal
Dresden. The Consul will present proofs
OF the mans death to the Public Admin
istrator and secure the money. with &C
crued Interest, for the brothers.
The evening world., 1908-01-10
ROBBED IN STREET
BY WOMEN, He SAYS
George g.. SteiSing Causes
Their Arrest, hut Court
Discharges Them.

- ---.-, I---un,
i''"IS" H''','' a ~
al 40 ''' l.,'" .Ia y,rl.yi,i,
p''''" ~ ''.',,.' co.,. \, ~,
court aSa'"s' '"'' 49, ,u,-
Fast SiNty-nintA street ana MIS-. N''''
Ue-hcr- whose husband is n saloon
&C., o.. riyb.--nrs, sta.t and Third
Neep'' 81. - g., ,,,.,., of
avenue. S'elN'hS "''i'N'" '''
holding him m NJ Nln'tN-s'''hH stree
and Third venue Yesterday mornin-
ana .aki,r from him 81 in cash aud IL
-, .,..,., Ms ti.,.,crt's nrs.
hN''.''' 49, ....i ,,, n.r
The evening world., 1908-01-10
SHERIFF
HELD WITHOUT BAIL
Shot Man Who Said He Was
Witness of Attempt to
Extort Money.

Norris Silverstein. OF No. sos Fifth
street, a special deputy sheriff, APP
pointed by former Sheriff Hayes. who
last night shot Samuel Levine. OF No.
lT Fourth avenue, when Levine re-
monstrated with him for trying 70
shake down" Aaron Gold, proprietor OF
q soft drink place at No. 307 Broome
street, Val arraigned before Magistrate
Walsh in the Essex Market Court to-
day and held without bail FOR further
examination Jan. 10.
Silversteln shot Levine in the LEFT
shoulder. close 10 the neck. when the
latter protested against the deputy
sheriff trying to collect so from Gold.
on the prctense that ne had caught
Gold selling whiskey. Levine was taken
10 Gouverneur Hospital. where ii is
said he is in q critical condition.
The evening world., 1908-01-10
MIKADO CUTS PRIVILEGE
TO JAPANESE EMIGRANTS

VICTORIA, B. C, Jan. flowing
to the recent demands from the United
States and Canada Tor the restriction
of immigration from Japan, according
TO reports received here the Toxic
Gvernment has Withdrawn a privilege
formerly given to emigrants TO America
whereby their term of CONSUMPTION
was reduced to one year. providing
they return from abroad bfore they are
thirty-two years OF age.
The evening world., 1908-01-10
He e Ice,

From the Atlanta Conaatution)
Would you like ter rise ter de here
after in a chariot o fire."
mo sub! De wise sinner in dis worl'
is safer in a refrigerator"
The evening world., 1908-01-10

A new Boiieau Girl Calendar next sun
day. Every person who got last sunday.
Boileau Calendar will want It,. Those who
did not get last sundays should start now.
Get the set. Ten colOrs. Extra quality
pnper.
The evening world., 1908-01-10
Still Harder Lines,

From the Philadelphia Pr,ssD
Towne-He's sorry now that ne quar-
relied with his wife.
Prowne-shc's gone ZONE to her moth.
ell, | suppose.
r wnc-H'o. shes had her mother com"
hnn.n In her
The evening world., 1908-01-10
SHIPPING NEWS

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Sun rises I - sun sets. - Moon sets A VI.
rNE IIIlE,S
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LIE = OF ASSESSMENT

PrSsir,MS P Mining and Milling COM
nty II,pNi IIp1i place OF business. Salt
'esb Gu cu. Location Of mine. Eu-
y Il ppnhty, Utah.
b. ho hns.Soy given that at a meet
lIn,Oo oO%rd Or directors of Inc Little
|t,6 dsv sna Milling company. held
r. d " November. 1908. assess
b tho ce one % cent per share, was
.rti ma nSpl'ol stock Of the corpora
eg 10 alo outstanding payable i'm
rsnlcSS lanes p. DrIscoii. secretary,
sa p,s.. q Co.'S bank, corner Of
tth. 80. south streets, Salt Lake
rint msy any stock upon which tic
p l5thtu NAY ~ remain unpaid on Tucs.
eQueht oay n, OF December. 1905 win
.arvtier and advertised FOR sale AT
|.toreS n.r and unless psYn5enf @ is
n Of 1Sibe 1%,i be sold on Tuesd.v' ~ the
|t ihcY Y@cnnuary: 1909. Mt IL O'clock
|lbtks Seompany's Office room 'J IoS
eks cI,m,est Second Sonth at street 1yO
,',eamnr Ciah, To pay the deiin,
adyepiiy.G1t thereon. together with
JsAS and expense of sale.
'HMt's E. DRIScOLL.
lsSs ss cI,n,a and FIrs. South SSS'Fslagy; street,
o'ah' h1701
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hHSESSMENT MO E

" Dell Consolidated Mining
frinclpal place Of business,
IN sna county building. salt Lake
aereoy given that at a meet
M c1osto OF trustees OF the Noun
: ~ ssonsolidated Mining company.
W. ieui day of November, 1903,
r,;s1 am OF two (2j cents per share
~ and assessed on the capital
4 y paq y, corporation. payable at the
- )" Griffith. secretary OF said
o., o% room 25I city and county
S,,n SSsn Lake City. Utah, on or be-
|Itsr,' ' aey OF December, 1905.
.r,ln upon which said assessment
.,nba, unpaid on the said 2lst day
~ 4. lsoS. will be delinquent and
ins,,Its vt "a e at public auction, aud
n tbs tbI; III, is made before, viii be
osie, ~ ,i2th day OF January. 1908.
" ieHh SoI. D. m. OF said day, 10 nav
y i,,,hlnaqucnt assessment thereon.
IA an thc costs Of advertising and
'~'e' II. w. GRIFFITH.
|4ly ana 90 Secretary.
Lhh. ''y building. Salt Lake
h25Ti
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- w r A. BOARDING HOME, AS SO.
WIT ,rcnplc ST Board aud rooms
reSsoneble rates 81, SIS, So. 81 per week.
lSd9o''S h2S5S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ROOMJNE HOnSES

hOOH1lNtv HUI ShS
sl-'oO0-Swell apartment house, bcauti-
fully furnished strictly modern,
exclusive agency.
Flu,upO-Elegant apartments; aristocratlc
location. exclusive agency.
so,p9V-European hotel: swell stric dy
modern: phones each room.
sllpOV-European hotel. modern; trans
lent location.
-. 25o-32 rooms; low rent; heat free.
9E,5pO-l9 rooms; fine location, heat
free.
$2.loo-27 rooms. Main St; transient
Large European hotel; best in city; sec
us for particulars.
SS,ooo-65 rooms modern European no.
tel; terms.
S1,2oo-32 rooms. men only; rent $50:
clears $50
SbsuO-5O modern rooms; swell loca-
ton. always full.
WE HAVE SOME SMALLER PLACES
FROM 500 UP.
ALSO THE EXCLUslvE AGENCY
ON 30 UNFURNISHED ROOMS; AT
RIGHT PRICE. AND TO RIGHT PARTY.
TIE BEST RATHSKELLAR LOCATION
IN CITY. SEE Us FOR PARTICULARS.
a: RICHTER. REAL ESTATE.
Member ). L. r. +. Assn
:. a. L. Brattain, Mgr. 3, o. Dept.
~ W. 1st South Phones sal.
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PLEASANT ROOMS. EXCEPTIONALLY
1ood home cooking served, family style
m1sSn homestead" 32G So 3rd East. g1205
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knights of Pythias.

cAI,ANTHE- MYRTLE LODGE NO. 1, K
of P-Every Monday. X. OF P. hall c.
]. McNitt. c. C. c. L. Holman. X OF II.
and 5.
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FINE LARGE SIN-ROOM MODERN. .
best residence district; cement walks
terrace. 323 l., 3d So. Phone sissy.
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SCAVENGERS

CITY SCAVENGER co. PHONES. IND.
3079; Bell 25S7-H ~ Illingsworth, Mgr
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A GOOD BRICK HOUSE ON CAR LINE.
with chicken coops. good barn, corner
lot, 80 IT, by $50 10 alleyway. Good fruit
trees. Flowing well. For sale cheap.
Saxtou 81 McCrecry. Room AZ Hooper
Bldg, 1st Sos h2lO3
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FURS AND FURRIERS

HAVE YOUR FURS REAIODELED, RE-
paired. dyed and cleaned. Seal, otter
beaver. Persian lamb. astrakan. and
other furs made to order r. Stencil
Fur Co. 67 E. 2rd So Beth phones.
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oTs OF PEOPLE LOOKING
ID LVl ,orcnings. what have YOU
inann, 80 s25 Atlas block. h2e0S
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OPPORTUNITIES

[<r-nSnTY WITH $4,000 TO $4,000
~gD-fa.inr n $4,000 proposition
- 5000 per month: will give
4 dcsI per cent for the loan,
|yssi ,or Q, il desired. J-2, Tribune:
rsd!lo" hl2Ti
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-FOUR ROOMS. ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
oath. 16S w. 9Th So. h113l
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ROOM, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD;
private family. modern, IS Ounce 81
Rel nhone 621l-K. hg6oO
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HAT FACTORY
ASSAYERS
TYPEWRITERS
WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. PAUL HEN, PRO-
prIetor. 6S East First South. 200 rooms;
rates 26c. Bog and soc. Xl96l
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A. A. S. RITE-rHE FOUR Co-ORDI-
nate bodies OF the A. A. S. Rite OF Free
masonry mold stated meetings the third
Ihursday In each month at the Masonic
Temple, corner First South and Second
East. Sojourning brethren invited
Louis Cohn. 80 deg
w. NJ. Jordan Lodge OF Perfection No. :.
=, 7: NJ. Surbaugh, 80 deg
W. M. James Lowe Chapter Of Roso
Croiy No, l.
James n Brown. K c. c. H
dosh Nc. I.
- G: D Evans. K. C. C. H.
M OF K. Utah Consistory No. 1.
Christopher Diehl. 80 deg.
Register OF All the Bodies
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Top DESK. TELEPHONE IND.
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DRESSMAKINQ
MASSAGE.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES g. JEwELRy

OUR HOLIDAY STOCK Is COMPLETE.
You can select a watch or diamond for
i.Si ,, ~, - tLc,, IT,ab Io anu "a!
323 So. Main st. h273l
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FOR RENT

FlNE-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE.
rear a2a ). w. Temple. No II. Call
ct H. Martin Grimm. ha565
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

ONE HORSE. HARNESS. TOP BUGGY
Hin. wagon, 500. III u ST. hI6.
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Ln DOM FLAT, FURNISHED, TO
10 children, Call either phone
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MODERN. 7-RooM BRICK; $40. 224 e.
End So. street. Phone l0oi-Z ni606
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FULLY STOCKED DRUG STORE FOR
sale. invoice or any reasonable offer
accepted. Inquire Box 113. Twin Falls.
Ida. for full particulars. h2730