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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-27
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS.

The Board Of County Commissioners
met this 4th day of October, 1909, at
Q o'clock a. m. Present G & Fisher,
chairman, and James Murphy, county
commissioner. Absent f.. Ihurmond
Also present John ID Pugh, county
clerk
The following business was had and
done to-wit:
The application Of John Epper.y for
certificate of error granted and county
clerk ordered TO strike assessment from
rolls.
Application Of Jack Mahsett for certi-
licate Of error granted, and clerk order
ed to strike assessment from rolls
There being vacancy in the Office
of Examining Physician Board for In
sane caused 10y the removal of DR. b.
X. Wood from the county, DR.. G w.
Westermeir is hereby appointed to fill
vacancy.
The following claims were presented
allowed or disallowtd;
Number Amt allowed
No. 81 JEFF Ford, mdse pauper,
allowed on and | fund ...$ 3.65
l50 McPheeters Drug Co.. med
icine pauper, allowed, p and | PSI
l51 r + Bradford, witness fees,
allowed court fund d.......... 465
l52 0 Epperly, roadway deed,
allowed on X and b fund ~ 55. 10
1853 Geo ID Barnard & Co, sup
plies, allowed supply fund . "A SO
l64 Frank Gregor, board jury
allowed, court fund .....,.... l.75I
l55 Theo Graslman, certified rec
ords, allowed, court fund. .. 500
l56 Crum & Karns, bridge labor
allowed, X and b fund. .... l54.00|
l57 w w Clark, bridge work
allowed, X and fund .,... $50
1853 John t Jackson, rent pauper
allowed p and ndI............ 6 00I
i59 Beaver Twp. building bridge
road and bridge fund, ..... 5000
100 J ID lnkanish, piling, road
and bridge ...-..,...,,.... 1000
l6l Sallaska 4 Fast, bridge ma
terial, road and bridge ... 500
l62 John Markle, piling, road and
bridge e..............,, DO
1853 Jno. d Pugh. fare pauper,
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-27
rol't Blow in iou Capital;
Live Within Your Income

~ shor, snaca OF time we shall
r.tt tuthat fUa year when
t.e farmer brea. M lns and gets
things ready to tickle the face of the
earth again with another crop Aneut
this important proceeding We would
like to make an observation or two
Observable. No. is 20 the affect
that about breaking sine we frequent
j. observe ruch euota and the glow
OF neny fra This ans that some
Formers are committing agricultural
and financial suicide hy burning Off
their land If you keep drawing water
out OF we'll it will soon go dry and
unless IL be replcnishod from some
where t will remain so IL you keep
taking away from nc laad and giving
nothing back Il will not take long to
exhaust the richest 0il and 10 viii
not only have Go o vel, worked. hut
well iertiized. There are plenty of
places In the old states which a few
years ago were productive farms, hut
now they wol't sprout peas. The
kind of farmers we are referring TO
drew year after year on the soil until
the soil at last turned down their
drafts and they could get nothing
more out of it. If you want n bank
account you must deposit well as
draw and il you want productive
land you must give back as we'll as
take away.
You put grain Of corn into the
earth. 1t is a very small affair about
the size Of your little finger nail.
Later look at that profusion of stalk,
blade and ear. Think of it's bulk,
weight substance. What will an acre
am ,unt 70? Now multiply it bv 10
20, 30 and remember that all this
weight and substance. amounting Co
many tuns come out of the land, was
fr,rf I'D, 81. ..9 rT,.a I.-r u,iIl
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-27

WANTED at once. reliable repre-
sentatives 10 this vicinity to look
after renewals ard rev auuscrip
tionr rart or whole time fu tio
fastest growing magazine in Amert
ca. Liberal salary and commits
sions. Live men and women make
Ss5 to $3.50 month. Appoint
ments now b ing made. Write
Immediately TO Director OF Circula-
tion. Hampton's Magazine, 66
West 35th st, New York City. dot
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-29

OF the pleasantest homes in town; large
barn and large lot. wide front, plenty Of
land in back; beautiful shade trees; con-
crete cellar, furnace, bath, electric light
ed, slate roof, and will accommodate (and
is fitted for) another small family, II de-
sired.
Also farm containing 144 acres of land
on East Braintree road; small tenement
on few rods from School street; double
tenement opposite gristmill; also the en-
tire gristmill property, Of which she was
part owner.
All of this property must and viii bs
sold to close the estate. II
H. P. Sanford, Administrator.
Randolph, March IS, 1909.
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Notice.

Ny wife, Goldie Judd, having left my bed an /
board without just cause or PROPAGATION, this IL
20 warn ali persons not to harhor or trust her on
my account, as shall pay no debts Of her con
tracing after this date. JAMES II. JUDD
Braintree, Vt, April Is, 1903.
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900 4O2 2 0-s
o o 0 0 0 o o OIL

Batteries, Tor Randolph, Vail and
Spooner; Hartford, Abbott and Gilbert.
Hits, Hartford s singles. doubles: Ran
dolph. singles. Struck out, by Abbott
is, by Vail s. Errors, Hartford /, Ran
doIph z
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Randolph High School.

The freshman class spent q very enjoy
able evening last week Wednesday in
pulling candy at the home of Eleda Pas
sett.
The senior honors for the four years.
course have been announced. Jessie
Chedel holding irst place, and second
place being divided between Mary Tew ks
bury and Will Hyzer.
K. II. 5. met with bad defeat in its
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1so Aeres with TooIs. s14oo.

Borders magnificent river, fertile fields,
juicy pastures, 1000 eds. wood, splendid
sugar orchard, standard fruit trees; s.
room house, running water, loft. barn,
silo, cellar; owner has made money,
hence retires to small place; included are
wagons, sleighs and farming tools; all
details page 40 ''Strout's April Bulletin .
Copy free. Dept. 1859. ae
E. A. Strout Co., Old South Bldg,
RostOn
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governments. Middiebury upheld the
Affirmative side, and Norwich the mega
tive, and the decision was given to Mid
dlebury, which college won in the debate
last year. Norwich knows how to fight,
however, and good soldiers are never
great takers.
Miss Laura Clark, tutor ct Smith col
lege, came from Northampton, Mass,
Saturday to see her mother, Mrs. s. s.
Clark, whom she found In so feeble q
state Of health that il seemed best to
take her to the sanatorium again Tues
day. Mrs. Clark has been STAYING at II.
II. Paige's since she left the sanatorium
three weeks ago but now needs more care
than Mrs. Paige, without assistance, is
able to give her. Miss Clark went back
to Northam pton, yesterday, hoping at
the end Of the college year TO have her
mother at their rooms in A. NJ. Hub
bard's house during the summer vaca
ton.
Phineas Amazon, the father OF Mrs. r.
H. Slack. died ct O'Clock yesterday
morning of pleuro-pneumonia at his
home in Pittsheld, to which place Mrs.
Slack was called the 18th by the illness Of
her mother, who is just recovering from
pneumonis. Mr.. Amazon was a native
of Canada and the son OF Swiss clergy
man Of the Presbyterian faith, who was
the first Protestant missionary sent to
that country. At Berthier Zen haut) on
the banks of the St Lawrence river, the
family established a school known as
Madame Clements French and English
Seminary for Young Ladies, which ii
still favorite finishing school for the
girls Of Montreal and other parts of Cana
da. A brother Of the deceased, Rev,
Calvin Amazon Of LongueviIle, near Mont
real, was at Mr.. Stacks Tuesday night
stopping here on his way to Pittsfield
where the funeral will be held at /.
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
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For sac. "a Aeres IA Vernnont. s1ooo

Consider these facts well; cuts 20 tons
hay, large brook watered pasture, cream
sold at creamery, 1900 eds. wood, 100, 900
#. timber; s-room house with spring
water, barn, stable and woodshed; it's q
$4,000 property but aged owner must sell
at once; ell details page as "Strout's
April Bulletin" Copy free. Dept. 2769.
ae e. A. Strout Co.
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Patten OUT a. Rloht Mon.,,

There was tremendous slump in the
wheat market last week. resulting, it Is
alleged, from James A. Patten slipping
out from under the bull movement. II
is said he cleared many millions bv his
corner" He has gone to New Mexico
to escape attention.
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opening baseball game Saturday bowling
to Hartford high, Q to /. II was Ran
dolph's first lineup, while Hartford had
played several games. The visitors ex-
celled at both batting and fielding, and
put up q very creditable exhibition.
Randolph owed its crushing defeat TO
its inability to bat, getting only two
singles and scoring IS strikeouts. II IL
admitted that abbott" the visitii g
pitcher, whose zeal name i Carroll, is not
student at Hartford, but was securt d
for the occasion to trim r. H. s.
His work here certainly indicated that
he was not a novice. SpooneF's base
throwing was e feature OF the Randolph
work. More practice, especially batting,
is needed by our boys. The next game
is tomorrow, here, with Spaulding high
of Barre.
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Special Announcements

SH~Sfot ~NAANA040<GAtN0AtN1s
Raisin day tomorrow, April 80; re-
member W. Bates Nichols of Dinuba.
Cal, at dessert.
The o. E. s. will have its installation
Of officers, followed by q banquet, Thurs
day evening, May 6.
The listers will meet at the town
clerks office Tuesday, May 4, from 10 q.
m. to p m. to hear grievances and cor
rect tax list.
The 5anatorium Aid society will meet
with Mrs. p. o. Blanchard at O'Clock
Friday afternoon, and a good attendance
of the members is desired, as there is
business Of importance to consider.
The Randolph woman's Literary club
will bold "csub social at the home oil
Mrs. Julia Walsh at O'Clock Saturday
afternoon. May /. There will be no roll
call, and the ladies are expected to bring
sewing.
/ A May day dance will be given in
Grange hall tomorrow night BY U. s.
Grant post, @. A. R., and the woman's
/ Relief corps. James Cass, John Manner.
+ n. q. Buck and Edmund z. Nixon viii
act a. floor managers, and ice cream and
cake viii be served. A small admission
fee will be charged spectators.
The last meeting of the Christian
Brotherhood will be held Monday even.
ing, May 3rd, and following the prece
dent established last year, will close it.
season with a public address in Chan.
der Music hall. Through the kindnes,
Of the president Of the brotherhood L
has been made feasible for the com
munity to hear another lecturer OF con
siderable note throughout the state, tn,
Rev. J. NJ. Frost OF st. Johnsbury. whs
will have for bis subject, "Half-Baket
Men, Tickets have been distributed
among the members OF the Brotherhood
and about one hundred have been re
served to be distributed at the box-oficl
on the evening Of the lecture, to any VIII,
may desire them. The lecture is free ans
the public is invited.
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Church Notea

Rev. Joseph Hamilton will preach to
the Federated churches next Sunday
morning.
Christian Science chapel--Service sun
day at IL q. M; subject, Everlasting
Punishment. -
The Woman's Missionary union will
meet at the Parish house tuesday after
noon, May 4, at 3 O'Clock.
The Philathea Girls OF the Federated
church will hold cake and candy sale in
the vestry Of the NJ. E. church Saturday,
afternoon, May LIST, from O'Clock on.
The annual parish meeting Of st.
Johns church will be held in the church
at O'Clock Monday afternoon, May 8. for
the election Of officers and the transac-
ton Of other parish business.
There will be Morning Prayer and
I Holy Communion in St. Johns church
Sunday morning at 1890. The rector ex-
tends an invitation to all, especially to
those who are unRfiliated with any other
Christian body.
Service at Bethany church next Sunday
morning will be the reception OF mem.
bers and the celebration OF the Lords
Supper. The theme of the sermon will
be" The Church, The subject of the
evening sermon will he "What is a Chris
Z tianf"
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l now offer for sale all of the real estate
that was owned by the late Susan B. Rob
inson, consisting Of the following proper
ty The dwelling house on Randolph
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A card.

We wish to express our sincere graft
tude for the kindly assistance that has
helped to Tighten our burden OF affection
in the sickness of wife, mother and
daughter, and to return thanks for the
floral tributes.
Clayton Trask and family,
Mrs. Florence Wyman.
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TWO FFomInont Men Die.
Governor Lilley Of Connecticut and
Congressman Babcock Of Illinois have
died the past week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
THE ONWARD MARCH

OF PROSPERITY.
Are you In the procession. or simply re-
mhininS al a standstilI watching 1t move
along?
How many persons who read this are
taxing advantage OF present opportuni-
AZ no time IN the past have conditions
been more favorable for acquiring a
competency through investments In real
estate than they are now.
Next season. unless oil signs fall, Is
Soins TO see a great advance all along
the line In Salt Lake realty values. Buy
ardrfI 10t or home or piece OF business sinei:;
sen at profit IL you desire. within q
very few months.
Here are some good buys
On Bird West. nearly 3Xl0 rods OF ground
with five room house. for S3500. Re-
member. this Is going to be trackage
property. and worth not less than 800 per
'front.' foot In short time.
$500 for SAx10 rods OF ground on 9TH
West near 4th South an elegant ware
house site. There are three good houses
on this property which Will rent. so that
you can clear per cent on the money you
now invest Property in the same neigh
borhood sells for double. Don't miss 1t.
West on south, Temple street, have
proved. at lower prices than anything
else on that street
a big piece Of property on State st.
front foot. believe It win bring $3.50
per front foot within ninety days.
Also on State ST.. il4x132 feet at 5000
per front foot. near 9Th South, One OF the
choice buys on that street.
IN HOUSES. OFFER THE FOLLOW
ING ABSOLUTE BARGAINS:
The corner OF 5th ave. and St.
seveu-room, mod two o-story residence
with furnace, s450o. Terms can be ar
ranged.
SI4 X street, a splendid five-room brick
cottage, modern and In first-class condi-
ton. well built; $3.50; on very reasonable
terms.
In Poplar Grove. seven-room resi-
dence with 75x160 feet barn and chicken
houses. Was advertised by me last week
for $4,000. II taken this week. can deliver
1t for $1,000 cash It Is worth S2500.
No. 81 S street, n nine-room modern
residence on n corner facing north and
east. large lot, with splendid barn, house
is thoroughly modern: furnace; connect
ed with sewer: all paving. sidewalk and
sewer taxes paid in full, and the price
only $1,000. This Is as good a home as
| Have four modern brick cottages on
Fourth East near 1lth South rented for
S52 per month which ! can sell for $4,000.
This is a clean and good rental invest
| ment.
Ny lIstIngs are the largest in the city
| They are not solicited, but voluntarily
| listed with me for sale by the owners
| and for that reason YOU can pick bet
ter buy out of my Office than any other
| in the city,
| II YOU are not insured. do so a once
and let me write you n policy on your
insurance companies represented In this
| city,
A. RICHTER,
10 West 1st South. Phones Gal
c1ss5
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
ROOMING HOUSES
SPECIAL.

SPECIAL.
Do you want q first-class. up-to-the-
minute European hotel Main St loo. D
years lease, elegantly furnished with
mission style solid fumed oak, contains
IS rooms and Ii baths. public showers,
large clothes closets. best carpets TO be
had made specially by the Hartford Car
pet Co? Each room has hot, and cold
water and is large. light and airy. and
long distance phone. October was quiet
but the owners cleared S4T1. We con-
slider this the best buy eve. offered In
this line. a thorough and rigid lnves-
tlgation is invited by any intending pur-
chaser. $4,000 In cash VIII handle 1t. See
us for particulars.
LEASE-36 modern rooms. central loc.
reasonable rent and long lease. You may
furnish II yourself
SIC, 5OO-i2O- room. strictly modern
Terms.
$3.50 rooms. extra fine. rent $50.
5000 rooms, close In.
$i2O0-55- room hotel; heat free. Terms.
elegant stores in Holmes Knox build
ing for lease.
a RICHTER. REAL ESTATE.
Established 1898.
A. L. BRATTAIN. Mgr. u. O. Dept.
10 West First South st. c533
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE


MEEKs & MCCARTNEY.
21o-2l1 Boston building. ..
S375-A beautiful pair OF lots on Logan
ave. near 9th e. and 18th South;
worth 5000. Title perfect.
$125 per foot. Main street corner. paving
and sewer and sidewalk paid
Main street near Sth South; sewer,
sidewalk and paving paid.
$500 per foot, bet 4th and 5th South on
State ST.
$500 per foot, S2sxAs5; Main st. near 4th
SioO per foot. corner on 1st West and 3rd
South.
$1,000 per acre. 20 acres. 10th South; east
bench,
$3.50 per acre. near 10th South and 18th
East. Terms, is acres, fine buy,
win guarantee TO make $4,000 for
purchaser il plated
5000 per foot, large corner on state st
near county bldg, want on offer on
this
SIS, ,0O0-BeautIful red sandstone home
IL rooms; laundry Fine corner, near
Brigham ST. and z.
S350O-7x7 corner on 9TH East, sewer and
Sidewalk paving paid.
S270O-12Ox1O6 TO alley; sewer and side
walk paid; Sth South 9th East,
bargain to build on.
S95O-2sx7 and alley on II st. East front,
S550O-Beautiful white pressed brick
home: thoroughly modern; on C st.
Fine corner; 4 rooms.
$200Q-10X10 corner on north bench.
$I750-Beautiful home; 3 rooms; on 3rd
ave: furnace. gas. etc.
-
$45O0-Elegant Groom bungalow; furnace.
etc., finished mission; faces south
on north bench.
$2500-3X1O and 5-room rustic. East 7th
South. $3.50 cash. $25 per mo-, In
cluding interest
60X115 IT, and alley. faces south bet. 3rd
and 18th East Cheap TO right party.
Don't overlook University Heights; ia
lots sold In two weeks; they won't last
long; all sold TO home people. S225 each,
$40 cash, 50 per month
MEEKS & MCCARTNEY.
2l0-2ll Boston bldg
Both phones.
c1355
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
HOMES ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS

HOMES ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
s35Od-No. All Tenth avenue Flve-room
pressed brick bungalow. modern
plumbing. gas electric lights.
fitted for furnace.
ss75o-No. sis r street Five-room bum
gslow. near the car line. Large
iIont porch, large bathroom, two
clothes closets. gas and electric
lights.
Ssooo-No: 4G9 Tenth avenue; Fivearoom
full basement and attic. fitted for
furnace.
bungalow. library. living room,
dining room, two bedrooms. three
clothes closets and cabinet kitchen.
S475O-No 500 Ninth avenue. Slx-room
pressed brick, stone foundation
bungalow mission finish. large
front yeranda. modern plumbing
and furnace.
S5ooo-No 1892 East Second South street
Seven-room pressed brick stone
foundation dwelling; reception hall.
five clothes closets, modern plumb
ing, basement and furnace.
s575O-No. 7S9 Seventh avenue Seven
room, two-story pressed brick
stone foundation dwelling; recep-
ton hall, large front verapda.
screened back porch. modern
plumbing and furnace.
S6000-No. 967 First avenue. Eight-room
pressed brick dwelling, modern
plumbing and furnace.
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO..
80 Up. Main st. Phones-Bell Elk. 80,
Ind 1i2.
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN CITY LIN
its: fine level lots, fine soil; building up
rapidly, $l2500 TO S250.00 per lot $500
cash, 90, 90 per month. Z per cent interest
These lots will double in value before
they are half paid for Save a few dol
lars monthly and begin 10 accumulate.
own something"
S24X165. East 7th South, between 5th
and 9th East. cheap enough at $3.50.
100 acres near Granger. 3 houses,
barns. corrals and farm implements.
SS acres and eighty acres west OF
the Old Copper Plant, is great bargain
at $4,000.
4room pressed brick BATH a nice. cozy
home. Price $3.50. will sell on very easy
terms: also a 5-room modern frame
bungalow. Price. $25O0. terms TO suit
you.
SPECIAL BARGAIN FOR \ FEW
DAYS.
5-room modern pr. brick. s. G.. S350O:
$1,000 cash. $50 a month.
HUBBARD INVT CO,
Phones l15. &C w. Srd South.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

WE OFFER YOU TODAY. SUBJECT
TO BEING UNSOLD:
ln FT. SOUTH MAIN. 5000 PER FOOT
49a TT. SOUTH MAIN. $3.50 PER FOOT
s28 FIT. SOUTH MAIN o.. $500 PER FOOT
10 FIT. STATE ST.. $3.50 PER FOOT
&C FIT. STATE ST.. $500 PER FOOT
I65 TT. STATE ST. .S155 PER FOOT
2SO TT, STATE ST. T..,..,.Sl12 PER FOOT
&C FT, w. 4TH SOUTH. $3.50 PER FOOT
55 FT. WEST 2ND SOUTH. :. .$S5. OOo
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
&c W. 3RD SOUTH.
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MOVING, STORING, PACKING.
SHIPPING

LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED OUT
fit in tho west: goods shipped to any
mart OF the United States at reduced
rates All work guaranteed. Redman
Movlng and Storage Co. Phones BOO.
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ACCORDION PLEATING

AND rIDE PLEATING;
Mrs. NJ NJ. Jeunens. sos East Third
South street Bell phone 1867. a3o6o
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STENOGRAPHY

MADE EASY; PRACTICAL. INBXPEN-
s!Se can or send Tor circular, l.. w:
Steel. ST. Regis Apis, Phone l-ZS1h
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INSTRUCTION


LEARN SPANS" IN THREE MONTHS
rime. Studio, room 3. 40 SO. Main.
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PATENTS

PATENTS SECURED-CONSuLT
free Milo :. Stevens & Co.. Attys-.
u. c. Est. 1861. salt Lake
civ ofIice. Sharon Bldg, Harry T. Poll,
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STORAGE AND SHIPPING

o~-~-~-~~-~~~~~~~~0- >0~@-~-~~--o~os
WE SHIP II. II. GOODS TO ANY PART
of United States, cut rates. kimoall Van
and Storage Co, 10 w. 1st So, m26oe
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SECONDHAND STORES

WANT SECONDHAND GOODS,
stoves, ranges Michigan Furniture Co,
S45 Stnte Bell 5li5. Ind. i3l. a2Vll
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RENT-TWO OR FOUR UNFUR-
'5snea rooms. modern; no children. 55S
'tn coutn. clii6
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yOM HOUSE. E. l.. BATH. BARN;
trniture for sale cheap, rooms ali
'sg; on Main, / block from p. o. APP
Lt'o w ord South. cli4T
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED

HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. SUITABLE
for 2. IS3 w. 1st No. bSo2A
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2 LARGE, UNFURNIsHED ROOMS:
N'sf IN Kitchen. Bell phone 2025-Y.
!.
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HORSES

WIZ, PASTURE AND FEED YOUR
horse for the winter; best place In tho
county Apply a. Richter. ~ West Isl
South. Phones GAL. CIV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15

ESPECIALLY EAST BENCH AND
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15

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