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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-11-25
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-11-25
Petit Jury yenire December Term

Petit Jury venire December Term
Following Is the Petit Jury drawn
from the different townships for the
December, 1909, term which convenes
ON the fourteenth; summoned to appear
on the fifteenth;
Alfred Nelson, Oakfeld.
NJ L. Olsen, Viola.
William Rucker, Greeley.
Sam Il, Harm, Extra,
James Edwards, Melville.
Hans n. Schmidt, Douglas.
Christ Petersen, Lincoln.
Ross Higgins, Lincoln.
Samuel Spath, Viola
John p, Jensen Hamlin.
J. W. Hood. Hamlin.
j. Il. Herrick, Extra.
Soren ThygeSen, Douglas
Kane Williams, Greeley.
Ed Hackwell Audubon.
Alfred Andrews, Oakfeld.
Peter Johnson, Sharon.
Peter Mortensen, Sharon.
Patrick Gormon, Cameron.
Sam kopp, Leroy
John Schlater, Audubon.
w, A. HOLSTER, Melville.
Jens Andersen, Leroy.
j, f. Likcn, Cameron.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-11-25

methods of operation in the soil, in the
rain and in the sunshine. We recog-
nize law, or the methods of Divine oper-
alton, forgetting the great operator.
Hence their methods of observing
Thanksgiving We're more devout, more
religious than ours, Their Thanksgiv.
ing began with n sermon which all had
to attend and ended with feast. Ours
too often begins with q feast and ends
with game of football. T"
THE SERVICE TONIGHT
As stated last week the Thanksgiving
service of today has been set for this
evening instead of the morning. We
believe the plan to be n good one There
will be good program, The choir will
furnish pleasing music, the minister will
preach an inspiring sermon, and the
prayers offered will be full of thanks
giving and praise. Let the people all
attend the service and rejoice together
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-11-25
Low Excursion Rates National Corn
Show Omaha via Northwest Line

Tickets on sale December Z, 8, 9, a.,
IS; return limit December 20. For full
particulars apply TO any ticket agent of
The Northwestern Line. 46G
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-11-25
Feed And Livery Barn.

| have rented the feed and livery
barn of my father in Gray and will
)pen it for business December first.
46w4d RAY p. CLARK.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-11-25
TERMS OF COURT
For the Fifteenth Judicial District of
the State of Iowa

1t Is hereby ordered that the terms OF the Dis
triCt Court of the State of Iowa. within and for
the Fifteenth Judicial District, for the years of
1910 and 1911, be fixed and held In the several
counties in said district at the times following
tO.wit
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-11-25

Audubon Shelley and wife entertained
anumber of little folks Saturday Novem
Der 20, 1909, at two o'clock dinner in
honor of Little Mayme Shelley's first
birthday
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-11-25
WantedI

Good horses for market Good farm
mares for sale at all times. +. o. NIX
LASON, Audubon, Iowa
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-11-25

Hi Mendenhall reports that about two
thirds of the Milado land is sold and
going fast. About 1000 acres sold last
week If you would get in on this, the
best land bargain ever offered, you must
lct quickly. GEO. E. KELLOGG.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-11-25
An Important Meeting

The Southwestern Iowa Horticultural
society will meet at Creston, November
30 and December and g. Representa-
tives of large state bodies and the Iowa
State College at Ames will he present
to assist IN making the program one of
special snterest. A cordial invitation
fruit culture and civic improvements.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-11-25

Terms shall be held in the year 1910 com.
menceing on the 22nd day of February the Bird
day of May, the 18th day of October and the 18th
day OF December.
And in the year 1911. commencing on the 2lst
day OF February. the End day of May. the nth
day of October an the l2th day of December.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-28

R5uia @eora bitft niemdls, lDh
sdn0ete Nlinbs 6ns. Hdnfig t6atn, Der
|sROpf AeIenit; frei sljlS grbb, III ieis
men eigenet N1uIatn fm bon lftdn6iQ
ffhkr beirsgen0, itan0 er Du. Seifl
/. 1ngefhnitttnes Ueiiht, mH BEN
ltiloen,s giitigen 2lusbrud unb oen
erlcfehenen Mugen bate ettuos urbes
fbreiblih GrgreiIynbes. @r bieIi
Gem ia1ge1 Dfft5ter Die Gdnb biu;
iiber bic biefer ii1 tief ,ieberbeugte.
sd, freue mid, sic tenlten 3ll lers
men, fo9te Der H0nig btr3ltG. ,Mu1
riibmte Sic mir. als ben beHen Meiz
ter. SD bpffe. ,5ie iperoen oieie
.FuHf audi Dem Rronprin5en. meinem
Sobne, teibrinssn.N
Mamnlinaen perbeu9te fi1 audi
nah Der @eite bin. II pelber ber
iunge aronprina, cine bOdu.!fgelfofs
iene Siinglinsseeitalt NIT einem tpeiz
den, guten, aber lnIcbDnen @eFdt,
itan0. MeuBerlid slih Ct leintm uufz
falleno fh0nen Batter nur tDenig.
De. ,R0nig, Der iibsr Elm number
.barss geDG9tniB psrfiiste. erinnerte
it1 senuu Der Gngt perftorhsnen 81
tern Mamminsens, frugte tbeilnebe
memo nad ibrem friiben .gobe iin0
tpllBte Durch feline 2iebenslpiirOigttit
leEbit Dieier eriter1 8orfelluns jeOe
5pur BON 9teifbeit gu nebmen. .2ie=
ber Mummingen." faate er. .oie a0s
aisin miro iid ebenfalls freuen, sic
gu iehen.A
sSn Oemielben Mllgenblid ichob
aud 5don Elm &ommerberr bic Tliiz
geltbiiren suriid. Malnmiraen 7iu1
Surh cine Reibe atdn5sno erleudz
teter, nit foitbaren We0beln aussez
itatteter Mdume big in Den runoen,
i'm fran30iiidsn GeIhmad einses
ritbteten @alon Der R6nigin, in oem
bieIe nit thren t0htern, @dien uno
6ofbamen fab.
Der R6nig, Dem bic R0nisin raid
entgesenging, itelltt ibr ielter ben
iunsen Sffisier Dor. sic beer@BteI
Ralnningen ebeufuus ishr liebense
niirbis, nenn dud ettpus aemehener
afs ser R1rig. ba lie ME cine leihteI
8efdngenbeit i'm Werfebr, beioneers
teim erlten Seber, perlor.
(Gortlebnns folgt.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-28

Aomau BON Grid Gbenitein.
ia. s5ortlebung uno ShluB.)

IA. Jortiebuns uno ShluB)
sd min 2eute bolen" iaste iie.
trieb ibr pfero bi1t on Rainer 6er@
an. beuate ii1 3u ibm nteber uno
6ridte ieineH Ropf einen Moment
innig an lire Bruit. gs mar, -als
tpollte iie ibm banit iasen: sd sebe,
aber meine 'Geele bletbt Bel bir aro
trauert nit rir pergiB oas niAt!1
Damn mari iie einen flehenoen8lid
nuf 2ambah uno ritt fort.
Die be;ben Mdnner II faben iit
ftursA an, un6 IS mar etipas in Ratz
ners traurigen. ebrlihen Mugen. bas
ben Giiriten un!pilltiirlid miloer tperz
ben lieB.
sd mDdte ipiiien. mas seltern
Mbeno spilhen Dir unb Ser Sooz
ten bort porsefaqen ilta" faste er
enblieb gendmpit. .On ipirit MIDI
ni1t beliisen an ibrer 2eihe."
sd bdtte Dir audi 1onlt Die Wabrz
beit niht perld,piegen. ipenn fie nod
lebte", anipprtete Rainer ruhig. .Ioz
lpeit mid bic RudFht auT lie ni4t om
Sprehen sebinhert Bate. Hun maglt
6u aIes ipiHen.
llnb Ct eradblte 2ambah slles. mas
Stpii9en ibm uno2aia porseIallen mar
bonn Sage ieiner Aiidtehr bon leinen
MeiIen ON bis geltern, mo er Elm gnoe
eemaht bate. @r ipar oubsi bemiibt.
Sic syiir{tin 10 piel als moglich 3u iho=
men, uno mahte iih felbit sumGAluB
bic bitterten 8ortpiirfe, oab ct pielz
lei1t gu bart nit ibr perfobren lei.
,llno, nun made nit mir. mas ou
pillit, Qamba9 - ih bin au ieoer
@ii9ne bereit!" ihloB er.
Ser Jir}t bate iApeigenb 2uses
Bort unb erpioerte aud auf Mainers
Iebte Worte nidts., Gr bate fih ne
Fer Ser 2eife nieosrselahen uno blid<
te unpernonnt in 0as fnum perdnoerte
@eiiht Der 1ooteu.
Geltfame @eOanfen freu5fen 1lA in
feinem Rppf. Durfte CT rihtene 5rug
tr nidt aud Sdulo, baB dlles 10 gez
fonmen mar? Wieleiht mebr a!s bic
beioen, .peIde ct bate rihten tpollen?
Gr bate Die Sobte bort an iid gstet=
tel ,ino iid5 bann nidt meter I'm iie
,befiim1nert. Durfte sr fih tpunoern,
bah lie BON ser Geite oss Wannes,
Ser lie, allein lieb uno ME aud nlr
beriudn battle, lie Sa beriteben. binpeg
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-28

Il Das dineii19. Heih tpirb an, 20.
Jdnuar 1905 Sabre aft. Mudb bier
.trtfft bic betannte grfabrung gu. 6uB
:9llter ni1t por 9orbeiten faiibt.
Dem llmitanb. BOB Elm Stem Wnrz
Ter alderman einem 8il0bauer ols
Mooell oiente, batter es 3u beroaRfeR.
-oaB ii4 cine reife grbin in ibn per=
-liebte uno ibn bonn Sled meg beirntea
.te. Dieter Mloernlan bate es alfo
tniht gu bereuen, oaB er onssebnuen
lpurbe.
Der iunge Mann. Der gelfgenbeitsn
perfdumt. 1T ME Elm Yarpenii, Der jei=
ne 3isarre nit einem 6nnbtrtmart=
f4ein an3iinoet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-28


.ERrebte; sci eintut dnolren fitdtts lcr
4 nSn am gnoe iebes Ushfd MINT
0srlanstn trdst: 2iebs uno 0stla1
|,niBs
Mscs iie beihe 3uinmnenhtlt. irds
liza nit eirie rehte GI Seips!en. M
I bdmmerte lanban aumdblifh nllfs
| bdB Sic Che I'M @runbe etrds or
/ Iiges, bielltiht oas. Bette @@0u1fs
| iii leben fell &inc Dab e islbH tt}
| graufdm an ibr perliihoigt bate, tIaS
bem ct gtoanfenlos binsineing, cbnes
| 5u priifen. pb 2uid aud DE 6rnu 'tuor,
oie er brailhte.
Grf In GDlnia battle Il Derifehen
gelernt, tpiepief Gegen eint gran fiir
Ehos 6eim beneuten tam. Mie Nuners
iIblid Elm ipatneS pflintsefiiM gssj
rabe fir Die Gbe jino. Duran bdtik
Ter benfen ioilen, ais er fsinfm 9dnt
Eeine Serrin eab. llnb odnn Hitte tt
EniHt fortseben Iollen, ionbern itinsm
|.Weibe 5tIBe uno liehepDlltr Gsfdhrtt
| IIei1 mii5Ien. Damn lpdre pieleidt als
Hes anoers getommen.
I Gr nonote iib um nno reitbte Mais
liner plDblidb Die 6unD. sSn fetneH
I Mugen ihimmerte es feudt. Sd
| bobe fein Reht, 6ibne DDR Dir 81
perldneen", laste, er Ieiie. Dab niss
ies nnrubige 6er5 bort aufssb0rt bat
ali ihlugen, baran bin ib 10 fnnloig
irie ou. gDir ipplIen beibs nerluhen,
bariiber btnipeg 5u tDmmen.1
Nls gplpiu eins Wiertel5tunoe fpaz
ter nit 2euter suriidtan. fanb lie bic
heiben MGnner 6an0 IN 6anO fhtDeis
gems neben Der Qeide Qajas. Bel Die
fem Mnblit atbnete lie u1tpiatiirlid
auf pie bon elmer fhperen 2aft BIZ
freit.
Man trddte Sic 2sicbe nah B1ren-,
eag. StiIl uno perldifen. ais mare
|ni9t oas minbeiie seideben. lag bic
fleine 2idtuna I'M Morgenionnens
fdein.
Qambah reifte aleih nah BEN Be
grdbnib Der syiiritin nb. St pollte
8drenegs ME nieber betreten uno lieB
ROM 70 Ms;ener Mnfois n,oIIte 81 I;x iHnf.
,u, ~ EN- DIhias;aeonorti,r ,inrifbtsn
ipenn er seleeentli6 bas BeDiirfnib
bate, BON ieinen ReiienA ausauruben.
,t,nfs;erli,hfe;tsn osbIisbfn mar rifle
/ NH linn (ss hrdnnte Inn s,,riid nnh
NnIreno,, l mo tr 5it 5ein slid 5ihrrn
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,radbt lsr fonnte Ssn @eh9nfen niSat
a, Ios m,rSen Sas M er .mit5duiD;o an
on;os gnas mnr unh emma vhnrff,
y9 ;hrrr oamssn & g oisbs m, lie geer.mtifs
i',,a ia,' 'Ssr;;ser sr;2sn nnn INN fernanbaIfen.
STA snSfih nIIes pnriibers0 rms pomy
-hon mitMnIfpr nbnerei5t mar Ydbmieos +
10 !; ;n @nfn;o ;nn;n IN. Mn;rr nmS
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,ugis ,,,f;shs % thun G,sIishter e.
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>gonfhnrfeit MIIes mein n,,fer Etss
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21
FROM CACTUS TO FOOD.

San Antonio, Texas, June 10. 1880
Capitalists of Kansas City have taken
hold or new process recently dis
covered for the turning of the various
varieties of cactus, especially the
common and very abundant variety
known as the prickly pear, into cattle
food A factory will be erected in San
Antonio Which will be the beginning
of chain of factories to cover the
Southwest and Mexico.
The prickly pear, which grows in
rank protusion throughout the South
west contain rs high a per cent. of
water as does the watermelon. and in
ADDITION is highly nutritious. The diff
l1culty in feeding it arises from the
TACT thal 1t is covered with millions
OF thorns, and in times of drought
the Stockmen burn these off by means
ot gasoline torches This, however. is
IN expensive operation and is only
used as last resort. The new pro-
cess reduces the spine to pulp with
out any great expense, and as an
acre or cactus has the food value of
an acre OF hay, according to govern.
nent experts, the use of the cactus
VIII add great source of wealth Ia
the Southwest.
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Sale Of School Bonds

Victor school district Mn : p,yout
county. Montana. viii sell $500 TO- 20
optional school building bonds at mar
me lowest rate of interest. pavahle
semi annually, January / and Julv
OF each year, to determine the sale
Certified check, $500. Denominations
nine 5000 each, one $500. Bids opened
10 a. m, July 1, 1909, IN county treas
urer's office, Hamilton, Mont. Bonds
TO be signed and delivered to conntv
treasurer July 5, 1909. to be taken m
July 10, 1909. J. /. pOND
Clerk School Board
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Public Gale.

Notice is hereby given that will.
on the sd day of June, 1909. at the
ho0r OF O'Clock y. M ut the city.
pound "n River street in the city of
MlsSoula, Mont, expose the following
deserted stock at public auction to
pay the pound fees and costs Of keen
ing and sale. to wit.
one rean horse, branded V on the
left shoulder
NitneSs my hand this 18Th day of
June, 1863 j. Il, NEAIfy
chief of bolian
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21

Success in life is accompanied by in
crease OF enemies. That's why Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea has so
many imitators; it's success. 35
cents, tea or tablets. David C. Smith
G.. Il. Peterson
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Cosmetics will ruin the complexion.
fheres no beauty practice equal TO the
effects of HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
rea. 1T keeps the entire body in per-
rect health. Tea or tablets, So cents
q. i. Peterson, David G. Smith.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21

Because of the position of the Isle
or Wight the English port of South
ampton has the advantage OF four
high tides, each.24 hours, which gives
II extraordinary facilities for vessels
entering its docks.
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Notice.

no whom 1t May Concern: James
~ smith, having sold his saloon and
lodging house. wishes to notify an
creditors and persons owing him to
call at 225 West Railroad street ana
settle.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-BLACKS STREAM
shovel, $75 and board. free pass;
waitress, city, $40 month; woman
cook for ranch, $35; girl general
mousse work. Western Employment
agency IL Higgins avenue. Phone
14O red.
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Notice of Road Poll Tax Due the Citv
of Miscnlla

~ sHec'al tax Of three dollars t$3o0)
~ feVled ON all able bodied male resi-
Genus nj The city Of Mssnula, between
the ages Of - AID 45 wears. an n
road poll tax far the year endlnp 1909
and is now due ANA payable at the
tAty tftaSnrer'S office in the city han
!, G. HATHEWAY.
('it tr tEra
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21

@lo Butte to Salt Lake and Return SIS
llckets on sale Via the Oregon Short
Line railroad, June 26, final return
unit 10 days Reser"a berths now
snort Line city nfs"> No. North
Main street Butte, Mont, II. ID. Will
son, u. IT, e p
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Why Not Try Popham's Asthma Remedy?

1iVes prompt and positive relief in
every case. Sold by druggists; price,
sl.oo. trial package by mail, TO cents.
Nllliams Mfg. Co, Props, Cleve-
lana, o. For sale by Missoula Drug
Co, Wholesale and retail, Missoula, |
Mont, ]
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NICELY FURNISHED. MODERN
rooms; reasonable. Phone $50 black
BIG East Spruce
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21

WE HAVE FURNISHED ROOMS
which are new and with runnin,
water in each room. Over Schloss-
berg's store
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21

FURNISHED FRONT ROOM m
modern flat 81 South Fourth W
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FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms; thoroughly modern $40 s
Third. Phone 1877 black.
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fouR-ROOM COTTAGE ON SOUTH
slde; water and electric lights. In
qulre Missoula Investment Co
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM,
bath; one genteman; $12. Terrace
Apartments, 215 South Sixth street
east.
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FOR RENT-HousEs.

FOR RENT-FOUR-R EIrRN-
lshed house. 329 East Cedar
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS Fop
rent 4O5 South Third street
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M EN- AND WOMEN TO LEARN
barber trade in eight weeks: tools
iree; secured over 10000 positions
1or graduates last year: unable to
supply the demand; graduates earn
70 TO S25 weekly: catalogue free
Moler System Colleges. 403 Front
avenue. Spokane. Wash.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21

TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Tor rent. AIT South Third.
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w A N TED - EXPERIENcED T1E
choppers to work near Gilmora 3,
plttsburg railroad, Is miles from
Armlstead, Mont, on the Oregon
snort Line. Information as to. loca-
tlon or camps can be obtained at
Afmlstead. John c. Bremen, Grant,
Mont -'''''
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FOR sALF.-5oo CEDAR POSTS.
Best offer takes them o&3 East
Cedar
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''fs SALl-~- iit'T AIR FURNACE;
IN good condition Inquire 800 Ger.
aid avenue
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"A NEW FTvE-ROOM MODERN
nat with range and linoleum. In
dulre alt South Third street.
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lfltl1 MODERN ROOMS ~!
south Fourth street west.
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FURNISHED ROOMS For CENT? II
men. SIS East Front.
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WkNTED-To BUY.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR sALE-cITY REAL ESTATE

FlVE-ROOM HOUSE, CORNER LOT.
$1,000 Phone 1922 red.
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FOR SAl.E-FOUR MILLION Es,E,,
TIMBER near new railroad. For ,ar-
uculars address H. NJ Strsnsham.
Cyr, Mont.
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FOR SALE HEAVY WORK TEAM
wagon and harness. $3.50. 9ss East
Cedar.
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A SIC0Np-nAND Ntttpuspt,
rranse Ter sale Inquire at the COZ
zee 1aflnf, lGo West Main slrcnt
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FOR SALll--LODG1NG HOUSE 10
rooms, at III West Cedar street,
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR PE>,r
215 South Third
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FRS POND PIANO. IN coon
condition, $3.50. Missoula plan,
shop. Phone l1O black
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED - statesmen; MANY
make 800 to $3.50 per month, some
even more; stock clean, grown on
reservation. far from old orchards:
cash advanced weekly: choice Of ter
l,lofy, ADDRESS Washington Nursey
Co, Toppenish. Wash
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FOR MISUNDERSTANDING
a GOOD $500 PIANO. ApnREss
box 3a5. Telephone 49,

COW FOX SALE. C. T. RURCU.
south Sixth street, Lows addition.
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ROOM AND BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO GEN
tiefnen. $40 South Fourth street
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WANIED-A HIGH SCHOOL GIRT.
10 assist in homework 500 Uniyer-
sity avenue
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MONEY TO LOAN,

ANY AMOUNTS ON real. ESTATE,
pianos, furniture, livestock, etc. Re
pay monthly. l., G. Wrather. l2g
higgins avenue, Room 3. upstairs.
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WORCESTERSHIRE ROOMS ro1 sEnr

THREE FURNISHED ROOMS. 7ny
N. 9th
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'"yR SALE NEW EDISON. NEW
Home, sraphophone with 10 records.
Inquire ZIG South Fifth west
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CARPET CLEANING.
BUILDING CONTRACTOR,

III. +. k1RkEBY-DOES WORK For
,he best people in town son 10 per cent
Das's. Look him up if in a hurry.
Phone III black.
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FOR SALE FURNITURE OF A
small flat; will rent flat: modern,
close in. south side. Address x. r
Muscular. '>'
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WANTED-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

WANTED-THREE OR -FOUR MOD
efn rooms for light housekeeping by
gentleman and wife; close in if
possible. Address G, care Muscular.
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WILSON BLOCK, 121 WEST PING
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WANIED--WAI AT COFFEE
pafiof; must be experienced
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FOR RENT-FuRN,sHEp ROOMS

FURNISHED ROOMS. 215 S. THIRD
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

w AN1f1D--GlRL FOR FAMILY OF,
.hree. 20d South Sixth west.