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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-31

from Principal J. $. Coombs at the La
fayette school. The patrons viii be
Governor and Mrs. SpTy. Mr. and Mrs
G. z. Ellerbeck. AIR. and Mrs. J. D.
Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. s B. Clawson,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Coombs. Mr. ana
Mrs. Forbes, Miss Bell Quinn
The Ladies' Germania club VIII give
a card party in Eagles hall on We'd
nesday next
Mrs. Thomas Powell entertained a
marty OF some thirty friends at her
home on Thursday last, when games
were played and supper served. The
prizes were won by Mr.. Powell and
Mrs. William WsrburtOn. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wsrourton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph g Warburton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Shannon, Mr.
and Mrs. J. c. Warburton. Mr. and
Mrs. Dearden. Mr.. and Mrs ". II.
Warburton, Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson. Mr..
and Mrs. Lancaster, Mr.. and Mrs Burt,
Miss " Powell Miss V. Lancaster,
Lawrence Powell, c. Powell, NJ War
burton.
Mrs. J. NJ. Benedict leaves for Los
Angeles Wednesday evening for an in
definite stay.
Mrs. .. p. Arnold. jr.. was surprised
by a number of friends Thursday att
ernoon. They presented her with
beautiful cut glass fruit dish, and CARDS
and refreshments followed
X
quiet home wedding of Friday
night vas that of Miss Priscilla Paul
and A II. Barton. which took place at
the home of the bride at 7.35. Bishop
Christensen performed the ceremony
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-,.,ion. It seems quite casual The
ue-it e If the kind with which London
p-S!n1only beats New York IN naakins
..Soiitely and performing smoothly. =
!gDper given at puplay.s, IN =, Lona On
ia ia a table filled clear aeross me stage
~ the aristocTratic Johnnie i lsonl,gas
OF rougsders who look like gentlemen
8. .xt-emely different from the current
-. In1itatfons Of carousals at Paris
hs New York's after-the-theatre re-
s-surants.
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Women $ Clubs.

The members of the Ladies Literary
club ard their friends were given an
especial treat on Friday last, when, IN
honor of presidents day. Miss Marjorie
Paine had been secured to present the
subject Of The Women of Tolstoi."
Miss Paine's paper was an exceedingly
scholarly one and showed familiarity
with the writings OF the great Russian
master II was listened to with the
deepest interest throughout and was
much appreciated.
The music was furnished by Mrs.
Jack Taylor. who sang AN Open Sc
cret," by Woodman, and "Since We
Parted" by AIlitsen; Mrs. c. c. Sny-
der, who sang Angus Macdonald and
Mrs. Edward McGurrin. whose two
di IsammermOor. were greatly en-
joyed. Following the program tea was
served and a social hour passed
q
The newly organized poets section of
the Ladies' Literary club will hold the
first meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock with Mrs. T. E. Marcy, at "a P
street. Miss Katherine Page viii read
a paper on the comparative study of
the poets. and Mrs. Igleheart will give
some readings.
The tourist section Of the Ladies Lit
erafy cub viii meet Tuesday morning
at the club house, when Mrs Morrov
will read a paper on Russian Central
Asia. Mrs. W. T. Benson will speak of
Samarkand and Tifiis, and there will
be a short talk on the battle Of Cock
tepe.
The Noman's Republican club viii
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Addie Fletcher. Allie Fletcher. Alice
smith, Margaret King. Irene Delaney.
Laura Parry, Virginia Smith. May Bill
lings. Alice Hardy, Anna Frazier
Kathryn Gabbott and Rhea Miner.
A character ball viii be given at the
Odeon Feb. Is by the J. 3. ". 2. club.
the members of which are Ivy Houtz.
Alberta Barton. Lucille Clinton. Mabel
Rumel, Nettie Rsiegh. Emma Morris.
Emily Hardy. The patrons Of the ar
fair are Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris.
Mr.. and AIRS. J. Hal Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred e. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cummings. MIR. and Mrs. Charles Gin
ton.
The marriage of Mrs. Amelia r.
Stockdsle 4 teacher of the Hamilton
school. and G. r Bissell OF the d. & K.
g. railroad. which took place at Farm
ington on the 23rd Of December. has
just been announced to their many
friends. They leave shortly for Port
land. Ore. where they viii make their
future home
Mr.. and Mrs George Brown enter
tanned at dinner Mrs. Rachel Gleeson'
class from Phillips sunday school last
evening. The dinner was given in
honor of il being the banner class for
the last quarter Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Page. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schell. Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Simpkin-
the Misses Clara Lewis. Anna Critch-
low. Grace Schell. Adelaide BardWeii.
Irene Scoby. Jeanette Dow, Irene
Boutwell,. Edith johnson and Lawrence
Brown. The decorations we're pink car
nations and ferns. After dinner the
class gave a pleasing program Of music
and TeCitatiOns.
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The Coming of eadski.

The prospective visit Of Nine Cadski
who Is to be heard at the Salt Lake
theatre Monday. Feb. S, under the di-
rectlOn of Fred Graham, has aroused
great Interest," fact not at all surpris-
ing, considering the prima donna's rank
among the foremost singers of the day.
1T is as WagneTisn singer that Cad
ski Is best known. her reputation, won
Dy several years in these heavy roles,
having been re-cmpils sized on her re-
turn to the Metropolitan opera ssouse
last season. This year the diva is diyid-
ing her time about equally between
concert and opera. her present concert
tour being the fourth that she has taken
m as many seasons.
Mime. Gsdski will be heard here not
only IN arias from the various operas in
winch she has made her reputation, but
N numerous songs and lieder OF a less
pretenuous sort-selections which she
sings with d grace and charm wholly
inSefnabic. memorable evening of
song IS promised. The sale of seats for
TINS event opens at the theatre box office
" eoHesday morning Feb. g.
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"eiijah" on Mendelssohn's Anniver-
saTy.
Inc announcement that the Salt Lake
CHORAL society viii repeat the Elijah"
on Feb. ). the centenary of the birth Of
Mendelssohn. the composer of the great
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-31

Another attraction at the Colonial early
in February viii be Paul Gilmore in his
new play, The Boys of Company 3. -
presented by Jules hurry. The star has
never been seen to better advantage.
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DUTY OF CITY TO
POLICE A.-Y.-P.
EXPOSITION

The question Of police for the
A. Y. :. exposition has been put
an 10 the city council direct BY
Mayor Miller last night the chief
executive addressed special com
municatlon % the council atating
IN unmisgakable language that u
was the duty 81 the council 20
make such provisions as ~crc nee
esmry 10 afford police protection
IN any quarter OF the city II any
time.
The c0nncil finance committee
took the view that the matter was
an 10 the mayor Nov the latter
very politely Informs the commit
tee that while. as mayor, he Ger.
tainly has power to employ emer'
gency pollce. Il Is as certainly 40
20 the council TO provide ways
and means for paying these otfi.
GERS
The messaee was referred % the
councils finance committee. which
will consider Il az a special meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock
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HIS MEMORY
A BLANK
WEALTHY MAN LOSES MIND
WHILE MAKING TRIP
FOR PLEASURE.

RELflNOHAM. ApHl 6 lile
memory a complete blank from the
time he lefl his home GA a pleasure
trip 10 Spokane and Vancouver ~
C.. Kenneth Martin. wealthy hotel
proprietor OF Rosym, n G.. % WINS
Ia o serious condition at St loscph'a
hospital In this city
Martin was taken IN an uncon.
sci0ns condition from the Great
Northern train which arrived here
az noon SUNDAY
lie recovered consciousness after
but thought he was sim Ia Roalyn.
and physicians and relatives as yet
have been unable TO convince him
that he ia not la his hotel az homo
The case is ooc ot the most pc
cullar that has come 90 the notice
az local physicians Tor some tlmc
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DIR. HEG SELECTS
HIS ASSISTANTS

nr Eugene r. Kelly has been
appointed assistant state health
commissioner. according % an
nonncement by Or Il. r Hes state
commissioner. yesterday Or ti@E
also appointed Miss n p Goodman
A. assistant registrar Dr Hes
VAS named state commissioner two
DAYS ago.
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DYNAMITE EXPLODES;
TWO MEN INJURED

~ T|lTTI TIL
BELfINGHAM. April G.~-Georgc
Armitage and James Hadley. ON.
ployed on street improvement work
AZ 18th and Garden streets. were
badly injured and number %
others had remarkable escapes
from death yesterday afternoon
when tao cases Of dynamite ex-
ploded from some unknown causc
= g. Rogers. perhaps. had the most
remarkable escape. havlng been
thrown a distance " twenty feet
and coming out without scratch.
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DEMOCRAT MAYOR
OF BUTTE

BUTTE. Mont. April s-charles
r. Nevlu. a democrat. Is today the
new mayor 81 Butte. He won hts
election BY plurality Of sos. d..
feafing the present Incumbent.
Joseph Corby. whose failure 10 poll
more votes than he did was the sur.
PRISE Of the contest
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DIv0RCEE TRIES
TO END HER LIFE

TACOMA. April 6-Mra. Geosgia
r. West IL In a serious condition
at the county hospital from taking
earbosic acid with suicidal Intent
A month ago she secured a divorce
from her husband and has been de.
spoudent That the poison did not
lii her outright L. due 10 It's being
partially diluted.
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TREASURY DEPART MINT ufres 81
~ n Mafrh tf 1893 SEALED NHla
psf@41s wlfi BE FsHei8ef Hs this office
sntf EireM era fhN lNth 4HE
II ArFft 1919 ana thsn epsasa for re
lnatailatlnn ~ 40 electric atfirN tBafsfu
faf she .nHefHffsanf htillNirH 81
the klesHaa NukHa fafffie EAraziiine. e.
SEATTLE MAHfff Nsi4He ln arfufa
anas alfh drawings sd sre9 SOS atian.
faplaa ~ uHirh ufaN He had at thts
afffns ar ~ ths office - tns sareflne
fen8ans ~ CanafrastAsH 9wvsfn
naHf UMiialnNr. NFstfls WanNin3fHH -
the aissfetion ~ the aapsfptsiaE afehi.
JAMES KNoN TAYLOR
Feaafe tefaF A frhffaff
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Special Buy

6.raom modern house. lacro Iot ucnr
woodland park nradcd district apeglal
So see III if PAYS go hdVprtirc in TIM
STAR price te.hoe. Easy terms
WOODLAND Park REALTY Co.
Nurih ahth AVID Woodland Paris station
sunset North l2
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$l--VANCOUVfR, B.C.--Sl

Princess Royal. from Pier -.
10 p m. except Tuesday ineom-
parahly the best on the route.
Phones 200. 80
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An IDEAL DAIRY FARM ON aEN
TIEMAN'H COUNTRY HOME splaragd
location. close Co boat landing. only few
rods from railroad station. and oaaY
dFiNinr distance ~ the public market. fa
acres 20 acres rich bottom land hals
ance first class upland go acres boz hiHh
state - cultivation fenced aud cross
fenced orchard 81 itu bearing trees AM
kinda ~ small fruits abundance az run
Minis water dwelling af siK ROOMS hot
and cold water bath anu nit modern
cnuventFuUeF two large barns. several
good authuidinEH Price $40 300 which
Includes seven COWS. horse harness was.
ons busy all kinds - farming inple-
menta chickens. iueuhaturF. etc Every
thiur goes Terms
NonERr AALruN.
eie 92o.eat Alaska Building
HERE tN A GOOD NUY Five ucrea.
handy 90 one ~ the best towna lu
the valley between Seattle aud ras
coma ncrpn doep. rich Enrden land /.
acres firat class upland an nearly
level easily cleared a rare chance
tp set good piece ~ land al am ax-
eeptlopailY low price 5000 Easy
term
NOuEHr MALTHY.
iistRs-tsi Alaska mdE hsg
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
90 sScs 70 TIE FA AhhMM

90 nAcH 70 rnE FARN
Huy ons 90 more u oar go.arrs tracts
~ Htste. who're enc ruH earns zee per
fsaF aHa COWS Assu e family slHhf
~ railway station. en- survey - Hem
ElefffiN irteFurhan ffuuf seattle and
Everett ta hNilinnhAws sufe tn ~ BATH
sHFe 70 advances land values Level
lard fifh snti pure water inarsd .aff
eafnsd over. sasY fa clear nshr salt
Hatrf magnificent SCENERY seed raads
srhpei pnsfeffirF store ard shtnEis ntIli
nos on our Tract Severed ahlnE.e mills
near - need iaiaaF - uaf settlers Finest
daily vegetable ffuit and berry land iH
America Green EfaHs Gross the whnle
ear round Price $50 psf acre. on terms
q see % cash ard race month
FfeH deed 90 family IN ease ~ buyer
death ffes extension ~ time in case
~ haYsrs sickness ttereo ~ these
lands nov aald and pFire 20 % "a
fsnrad o. per acre aniy 1909
Take y 4 traln direct So sisea gna-
haWish fnuntf 90 miiss enuth 90 Ar4inr
teHl Call of write Tor beautifully a.
iuHtfaisd booklet Gear lRndH are good
location fitht price Firht. and nuf plan
is something new and on che nnnarr
tnVHssiEats start to-day tC ~ your eva
bees
ELwoop LUMBER a TINnEu co.
sac White nuiiuinF
Corner fth Avenue and rhinn re-
Seattle. Washington
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$500 1850 49, ~ =
a RAILWAY TIME TABLES. .
= % not trust printed time =
q tables IN newspapers. Fer A
= time % dcparture ard arrival =
= Of trains telephone King street a
= statlen information Bureau, 4
= Sunset. Main 2Ts0. laaepend :
. ent ~. =
AAAa 80 49, e q
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Green Lake Snap

Corner lot tzNxa0 $500 40 n lots
near this property worth from tsNe iu
81 500 each. ONE MOCK FROM CAR
Two blocks from WOODLAND PARK
EASY payments
WOODLAND Park REALTY CO.
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SEE US

W. have ssvsral sna1 fsqMsAs hess
at ffft are - Tef4a fst tseS -
anre iike ftH& Eipasssa sls ilH ~
rn Csoss.fa acre tfGFla ~ ii =
esnlr - thsss hast ksa1u q -
riasr-fa eater lrgt aae ifnet q RrtaH
tor naY &. - zns Nrt asssif -
fnisfi ~
FEArTLE HoHKFEFxEfs =
ttt chsffy g.. QfeNrd faz
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BUSINESS CHANCES
Continued.

GROCERY FrunN nAnuAf~
uFiF sieFs Do reHa tafaiitF dHlna f4e.s
4EE yeas NAainess NNsf rfurrf aHfssss
sffsFI lnfH nee hafiEtHg Nee fisEh.
see rsfUFrs feafa. sfH hrHf e. zee
SIS &h4f fhs wholesalers say 20 tits
naHa taslnFts ana Kst TsAagn fef seile
shN sfWm
AfpLnvoN INVESTMENT cunP ia
waite faaE
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BiRTH NOTICES.

BiRTH NOTICES.
spsnesfa~ro thc wife 20 q spencer.
Nenfea. April ~ daughter
EFeiFF III the wife q Hrelef.
ritf. April tauHhfef
kan to fHe wife 81 w Nah tsf
WsFFan Arff sae
rarasfffaefe thH asfs 20 II NafaHtsF.
tltN AHfif Hua
faFatess ru enc wife ~ W ieveleaa
aesitie nFmsrai hospital AprW 3.
HAHahtef
rtsamaa TO enc 3ifs ~ y Thomas
Esaltfs farnersf hasriist April = saa.
pEATH NOTICES.
f7afas marns S. spfu .. in this
eitH
hatrAnHnF- Mrs " DafranasF "a
AHFW a. gaa West tiiNhaaHa Drive
taraan taarpsn Ga Aprii q in this
taws nasis a.. april a. rrgvi+
HsnHe hhaHiIrf
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Yard CITY

o. tte elsee 70 ~ saN 3 naiss -
ard hHaes an r1tf ssrA IL
lata ffs a=a W. a 9FHA & AsatbiIs
5.afFs 81 O. Ka4ra4itea
ppwMrnroS nxgx ofaKxg "a
0MhtEs
Hee charry ST.. 9re4fa Fesf
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sss yeas hesinsss 1nsf niarsf sffass
street lnia nee hansiag NsN slafh
Sc utfefrs teafa. 80 hraf g. zee
a ~. e. ss.,a s~ "a -, rs.sas ~ .sil'
afrLrTow INVESTMENT cunP la
waite h1ar
OH Mr.. Poolroom Man
Gee - ,hs sees Hlus pealfeess. o.
esss 80 Fsssglfisa sisar. rsesls ss.
- anas hurrg
Frank A. Cline
rhss. / It1 ui mssiberu nee
apass ~ taFhsf saap ~ aTaf stsas
Glasses -tih a. ei.ssiass Fpsgaatss
tuNh UrNtctAN
~ MNFHNAs orr ~
80 fsapiss nans niaN 80 Ana Flks
Haass ~ 10 feeass siess Ie nlasfif
Sc .s.s.. e.eeg e.fssle. 4 iisl LII
FARMS AND LANDS.
--s-~~-s-sas-es'sa-sssss
umNEW NEgna MONEY!
~ 100 @AME geaa Fisrs ~ isme ~
VERY itNVLN AuMNN aang fan Is
sas this 70 acres nfofiF iarafea aa
sHsH#f $50 see HsaftH fHa1f saf
anasa ~ 49, Hnefafsi fafn.s 80
feaes tfg 20 Hsaftls dristng ffstsHrs
= ths rsbitf sasFksf fue arFas
faafnaHaif cisefst Faaa HaffF. YuuaG
Nffhafl snaaii Nnasf be faarl tsfaga
ths isih sitts HfH ass W rrrma go
HsFt fus rsnnef hHF aud iana in
thst firlnttY fer ises ttan ttea ref
NumNMT mkLVmT.
titstGe.Rft Aaasss niff ~-f.t
Per sais ~ e~nsf. 60 Hrrss 30 aas.
hestish eNsnff tee rallies nnrfh ~ Hart
feff Tree. ilagFaFssaanfa
esef lsfsi Ass IS srFst n seeaae
siAshaa thrss cleared haiiaiusa tfaas
sfFHanas ErArsisd faaa Fffgs n rec
" interested. strife @ "a waite WaFt
taFc NnsA. 2 Y 9 ~e iisifs
KyNnr4mtw6 READY no srEr
Ratnates ~aik ffea Staten. stores
Eesteffirs. srheai etc Al cleared
fsHrsa and rfuss fsnred or hafd u
g essnns tfess Al siaGs ~ falalt
ffaiis fsrpufn heuss harn and sse.
sfai eattaiiaihFs frlas a. ~ phieh
aaaeshpia fugmMafs THffms
unNEhT MANWuN
tfpsffe.e84 Aissha nice
- asr-s animrfeesf level lard iufasa
aad sesHsa IN asaHuH nedr NetfIsf 4
Wsshiastgn Address cenrad Cafisnsl.
Hssmant. Wsshtnrtea Str
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POULTRY

Spring chickens young turkey.
ducks al dry picked stock No
cold storage here
PALACE MARKET
SECOND AND YEsLER.
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Losr AND FOUND.
Continued,

LOOT AND FOUND.
Continued
sa.ss->s--.-,-e.eas.s.
f ftosi oval shaped sold pin probably
m i.ois theatre saturday Reward te
ipfn 90 COS Empire nidr Phone ind
naehshund dos. asrs brown hatnssa.
Name Dash Price Phone Main ASST
i.sst oe faRs washington ariyswHY
teo inner tuheH fef auto tree taN
lad iao1 Rsvafa ss
AGLP WANTED FEMALE.
.... .,...s.s.,....s.-.as4-,.-
wanted ospsft chocolate clippers and
raliors rariaiau Chocolate ro, sae
Union
raas nv uns piano with ~ isssaas
reasonable tafme csia eats star
cor,sins haaa isuudsfsd. co. up 4
SITUATION wANrEo-FGMALE.
.,,....-.s,sss.as,ss r,a.-->sa--sss-a-e-
situation ~ nurse Firi ~ Hifi "a Yeafs
q ese rhone seao
Help WANrEp-MALa.
Nantsd.sA BE .ts.fiad men bets ssa aHss
~ and af fHr e. Marine Gufps Must -
native born ef hHfs fret rAlsfs
ssiisn' elpertesillss g 80 hs 1919
medical astsndanea free AppiY 81
iteams 1895. urana cshtfai hatsL 81
altla Wash 81
paradtss e. 81 ee rfamp Nenalaaas
e. 100 jew Meaalesus. ttea. ah hee
ws wri,s sketches rafoaiss aud uen
HinaHeH that WsAs 5000
WfsfnitN NArrrNiiir rnunuciNu
EXCHANGE
tti cfafY hias 80 aad tnien
wANFnn
ueuatis mas a sailaH ia counirf uoed
wages ~ rght psftf.
kgrlr taaf zee fth Az
Also msa o. eamulssien tssls
vented asa e ssegso. asyias pc.
tsrs operators fss = y ssresitiosi
- eKpsrtngs nsesaaafr CAL
Theatrlfai Naehanss tHA Peoples bass
hids sefnsf aseeHa ana FiAs
Aufans vigusasins the aHasait VI
F8anF man tfi4eY niHtf fpfnrf ~"
asa Msie. sind'f ssed nes'g sa 80,
iuisfnauaaal Ffse se4rlerfaeni ufufs
~ kinds hsir faFalshfa .lf
~ ~ Waas4 hsa 49, ~ nithh We
$50
Haf a. mNa a nffta stnsa ystti nIsfr fHa
esss ia saeias s4stsf. heass tntssti
gate ihis tet harss taiif'nF
ataaHnnHra EwutHf
sss.f 1880 fs..an. fa.fl b. % Hlss ~
-----....---.-..---.s-s--
We have afsealf ~ nafinF Hietafr
49, tnssf have afsafafars FaFHsi
ss.s. t,urenesaafe EHa r~f HeFk s#A
ttsrka Naifatna
$500 "a enslssh snauatns iaHafsss
trslfs go aaY Anatg fsais a wtiss
"a fs4rafs uafM AfnHth aF ana
atasnaEsr asnfaa 80 tnfe feit E@ss
gg.rF.s giass lsTsfs AZ isth ass
Marco
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= III TFEFF- NTEV ~ II 7" = TITTTTT"
1900 FinsT Az.
Wonderful values iu Mems
Tailor Made Uncaifed for Suite
GFefcoata CrnNonettsa and
Tr0ussra A rae new iine N
Mer's Furnishfngs Hats Cape
and suit Cases Also Full Dress
Suite for rent
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AUTO SCHOOLS.

ntrht eisssas Practical teachers toad
isaaans an upste date maehines re
broadway nasf Yssisr Aain 1870 TT
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Don't Fail to See


Easy TERMS EAay rr.w
WE HAVE rHREe neoss :.
IApEs AT TIE c0nSrs % :.
AHD EAsr OLIVE Kacs Lee s.
"-fooE FRONTAGE 8nos -
fAsha ALL nnDxns NICELY
mHEn rHicgs f24ss mrs ~
JOSEPH Z THOMAS a 60 =
ENTRANCE 70 Lowsas nlm
NAis tiit me :.
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ntfNTNKWuHrW a sos grNffssianNl
utfeesaFH aHf licensed EFntatfnefa t8ff
isf cps MsaFa Theatre Heth phauea 80
4ahhsau MamiifaH. HNHef9sharH 8t&f
t1fas a. phenef Maize sft8 tna sttt
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Rooming House

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Always filled Two years lease low
rent Am compelled 10 leave thr city
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taehaau Glasses haglnners Monday
advance FRIDAY Private lessons As
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plumber Estimates given nspaitinH
especially hain sQst III
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dopfa Randall arm Carpenter
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~ iu Private Lessons copyrighted
- lessons every daF and evenings
50 ana Pine. Glasses aud assem
tucs II
pf T. Jones' surgeon rhiropodiaf
Treatments painless 1915 Second az
fnd 1919
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ard diamonds nf the London IewnlfF
go 100 2nd ~, neat Guys DRUG store
Eezsmn cured SIG American Bank
building
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tween kirkland ard Madison car
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LYeaufs theatre aud receive roNard
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Fur Sale Cleaning presains and dye
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