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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-27

The Christmas blizzard, the Sc
verest storm experienced in the
east in twenty years, tied up local
traffic this morning in cities from
Pennsylvania to Maine and disar-
ranged train schedules through
out half a dozen states. Condi-
tions. however. are rapidly i'm
proving and railroads and mu-
inequalities are today bending
every effort to move intercity
and local traffic. There is reason
TO believe conditions will be nor
NAL again by Tuesday night,
when another storm is expected
from the west.
The heaviest financial loss was
in and around Boston, where a
tidal wave did damage estimated
at S., 100000
A number OF persons have met
their deaths through exposure or
accident, five in Philadelphia and
sixteen in New York. The final
reports of fatalities in New Eng
land have not yet come to hand.
Twelve men probably perished in
the wreck of a schooner off Mas
sachusetts.
In Philadelphia general busi-
ness this morning was practically
at standstill. All through trains
were late, only one street car line
was running and the city is suf-
iering from shortage of milk
Reports from Pittsburg and Har-
risburg indicate that conditions
are improving rapidly.
Washington did not suffer Sc
verely, but on account of traffic
conditions to the north President
Taft decided to postpone an en-
gagement to speak in New York.
Communication with Boston is
maintained only with difficulty
The storm in New England
seems to have been worse in
the vicinity of New Bedford,
Providence, Fall River, Newport,
Pawtucket and Woonsocket.
In New York city over 1000
men are at work cleaning the
streets. Most OF the suburban
trains were running this morn
ing. but with slight delay. The
surface lines were blocked, con-
dition that resulted in exception
ally heavy traffic. in the subway
BOSTON, December o7-Five millior
dollars loss is the estimate made today
of the havoc wrought i'm and around
Boston by the blizzard which yesterday
swept New England and drove a record
tide over the coast.
No fatalities have been reported be.
sides the four known to have occurred
Yesterday in Chelsea. where a tidal wave
bursting through the dixie along Island
End river, flooded eighty acres of homes
and forced 900 persons to flee. scantily
clad. into the raging storm.
Thirty-two cities and towns which last
night were plunged into darkness owins
TO the cutting OF Of the electric ligh
service hope to have their lighting facili
ties restored by tonight.
The storm was easily the greatest tha,
New England has experienced in eleven
Continued on Third Page)
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WILL SUCCEED McLAURIN.
James Gordon Appointed to the SEN
ate From Mississippi.

JACKSON. Miss. December 27-Gov
Noel today announced the appointment
Of Col. James Gordon of Okolona as
United States Senator from Mississippi,
to succeed the late Senator A. J. Nc
Laurin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-27
Wants American Gunners.

An interesting rumor was current today
that Madriz is seeking to enlist the serv-
ices OF American military men. especially
those trained in the use of machine guns
and high explosives. with a view to MAX
ing an effective resistance to Estrada 8
proposed march across the country for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-27
Uncle of Europe" Is Ill.

COPENHAGEN, December 21.-trnee
Hans of Schleswig- Holstein- -Soferburg-
Giucksburg, a brother of the late King
Christian of Denmark, and generally
known as the Uncle of Europe is
critically i'll. The prince was born in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-27

the District. was in conference with the
President some time this morning, having
been called into conference for certain in
formation desired by the chief executive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-27
No Recognition at Present.

II is said that DR.. Castriilo, agent of the
provisional government of Nicaragua, has
been instructed by Estrada, the head of
that government. TO urge on Secretary
Knox the Importance of the early recog
milton of that government, in order that
the people of Nicaraua may know which
party the United States government
favors. 1t is not regarded as at all likely,
however, that the United States will rec
oGniZe either party in Nicaragua until it
is in absolute control of the government
and has restored peace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-27

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Both to Hold Over.

President Taft has asked Commissioners
Macfarland and West to remain in Office
until their successors have been appoint
ed. and il is understood that each has
willingly agreed to do SO, much to the
satisfaction of the President, who feels
that District interests will be fully looked
after pending his selection of two men
to fill the vacancies.
The President does not care to be
rushed into appointments OF the two Com
missioners. and finds that it has been i'm
portant already that he have plenty of
time in selecting good men for the places
Prominent in Business Life.
For nearly twenty years Mr. Rudolph
has been identified with the business life
of the National Capital. He has been
prominent in the work of the Board o.
Trade, Chamber of Commerce and has
been a member of several inaugural COM
mittees.
He was born in Baltimore in 1850, and
received his early education in private
schools. About eighteen years ago he
came to Washington and purchased an
interest in the hardware business of J..
H. Chesley & Co. He is now president
also interested in a number of other sue
cessful business enterprises Of the city.
He has always taken a keen interest in
the charitable work of the District, and
is member of the board of managers
of the Associated Charities.
He is a member of the board of gov
ernors of the Columbia Golf Club. vice
chairman of the executive committee of
the District of Columbia Employers AS
sociation, a member of the Columbia His
torical Society, National Conference of
Charities and Corrections and National
Fairgrounds Association, trustee and
member of the executive board OF How
ard University and a director Of the Ma
tional Metropolitan Bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-27

Gifts of Public Property.
The people of this country have lost
vastly more than they can ever regain ~
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Weather

nsettled. with light snow
this afternoon or tonight. Tues
day generally fair; little change
Ill temperature.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE
ArDr~ TT, ACTS


ACRE TRACTS.
$500 per acre for I52-acFc piece OF
ground; shares of water right; all
in lucern; southeast.
$1,000 per acre for acres on 18th South
and eth East sts.; chicken sheds,
flowing wells, frame house; reason
VACANT LOTS.
sie0-Lot on West Temple st. near 9th
South ST.; terms.
SSeo-50xi57-foot corner on Lake St; north
and east fronts.
sSJ0-571zx129 feet to alley; sewer and
sidewalk; on Green st. between 9Th
and 9TH East. north Of 9Th South.
S950-45x140-foot lot on Lincoln ave. just
north of 9th South.
3, 550-2x7-rOd lot, facing south on 9Th
South, close in.
81, I50-2IsxI0-rod lot on 9Th East st: close
in.
si,500-i5 feet on North Main St; good
apartment house site.
s5,65Q-49izx165 feet on Sd East and % So
s3,150-4x1O-rod corner on Sd South, East
HOMES.
s.. sOO-5-room modern cottage on I'd East
close in.
$. SOo-5-room modern cottage on 9th st.
S, S00-5-room modern cottage on East %
South.
s., e00-5-room modern cottage on 18th So.
corner lot. south and east front
S700 cash. balance monthly.
50, 7OO-5-room modern white pressed brick
southeast; close in; bath, toilet
furnace heat. ETC.; $500 cash, bal
ance monthly.
$, 100-e-room modern red press brick cot
tase. facing on 9th East st. This
home has to be seen to be appre-
Ciated.
Don't fail to call on us if You want
anything in the real estate line. We al
ways try to please. The reason why.
We want your business.
4 y x
APARTMENT HOUSE co.
321-322-323 Judge Bldg
Henry johnson, Mgr. Real Estate Dept
Phones. Bell 1885: Ind 1872
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EVANS'
POPLAR GROVE
ALDIDI1 ION
WHEN YOU BUY YOU Sc
CURE A LOT WHERE YOU
ARE SURE ITS VALUE WILL
INCREASE RAPIDLY,

Articles are appearing daily in the pa
pers about the large amounts Of money
people are making in real estate. BY
buying when values we're low these PEG
pie have made fortunes. Values are at
rock bottom right now in this addition.
A purchase at this time will mean 4
large return on the amount paid in. Our
terms are SO easy-within your reach
and the opportunity is so great that this
is by far the best investment ever Of
fered the public.
This addition is one Of the largest close
in properties now on the market. Fiji
teen minutes ride from heart OF the
city. Poplar Grove line runs to addition
You won't question the quality Of this
bargain after you sec it, Fine location
good neighborhOod. healthy atmosphere,
high, dry ground, rich soil. Youll make
no mistake by buying here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
For SALE REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE-The Home Beautiful. Ev-
cry woman wants one. We have them
for sale Do you want to cut your coal
bill one-halfg Buy the home heated with
not water; clean, pure and sanitary
= 1O-room, thoroughly modern. every con
venienCe; the best built house in salt
Lake. hardwood finish. tile bath room,
finest of plumbing. shower bath, full
cemented basement; hot water heat; faces
south on East list South; lot rods front.
The price Cthe house alone cost more than
we are asking, $4,000.
S-room. on 9Th East near Brigham; hot
water heat. s1G500. Thoroughly modern
and every convenience.
12-room. on East LIST South near 4th
East, $4,000; hot water heat, large lot,
etc
S-room. on eth East near 1st South; hot
water heat, large lot. barn, garage, etc.
S, 500.
1O-room. on 18th East near 1st South; hot
water heat, barn, buggy shed, etc; 81
800.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Rooming Houses
WE HAVE 1THIIE
EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
FOR THESE EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITIES
READ THEM ALL

buys the cleanest, most respectable. best
located rooming house in town, % rooms
with long lease on . terms
for this coy steam-heated rooming house
on Main street, rooms always full. rent
S6S- Lease.
Is the rent for Is steam-heated rooms,
including heat and water in choice loca-
ton, with ? baths and toilets, long
lease, no empty rooms, all on one floor.
This money-making place is yours for
5000.
THIS HOTEL
earned 5000 net last year. 5000 will buy
it 40 steam-heated rooms, baths,
toilets 4-year lease Terms cash.
6 elegant steam-heated rooms. hot and
cold water in every room, 1O-year lease,
lease is worth half the price of it, a gold
mine for the right party.
THESE ROOMS
make rent and a good living for the
owner. Fine location. Can sell the fur
niture to you for $500, one-half cash and
balance on easy terms.
800
will buy the furniture of the SWEETEST To-
Gated boarding house, hot water heated.
elegant down town location Terms II
you wish.
piano and good furniture of 5-room
house, rents for $50.
CASH GROCERY
fixtures. horse, harness and wagon, $3.50.
Stock at invoice. Rent, including three
living rooms, SIS.
GROCERY
complete fixtures. $50, stock at invoice,
business Sl,20O per month, rent go with >
year lease. A fine chance for live one.
GROCERY AND MARKET
business 1900 per month, fixtures cheap,
stock at invoice, 5000 will handle it, it's
gilt edge, let us prove it.
MEAT MARKET
in heart of the city, doing $4,000 business
a year, $500 will buy it.
CAFE
a beauty, fine location, good business
worth 5000; $3.50 takes 1t.
SPECIAL.
Billiard hall, new and elegantly equip
ped. earning 500 net per month. cost over
$1,000; 5000. balance on terms.
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AUCTION SALES,

ON TUESDAY. March I'd, at 1880 a. H.,
Nc IS (. Third South street, large lot of
goods, consisting of parlor rockers, fine
folding bed, cost s125; lot carpets, point
lace curtains, center tables, fine comb
nation wash stand, fine sideboard, cost
1925; china closet, Haviland china dinner
set, other china and glassware, DROP
mead Singer sewing machine, sewing
machines, cutting tables. forms and
boards for dTsSsmaking. six bedroom sets
and folding beds, stands, toilet sets, mat
tresses and bedding, ice boxes, . exten-
sion tables, kitchen combination table, ?
glaSs-dooT cupboards, gasoline ranges,
the hest make gasoline stoves, cook stove,
linoleum, lot kitchen utensils, lot garden
tools, lawn mower, hose ana a thousand
articles not mentioned.
X A ANDREWS. Auctioneer
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CARPET CLEANING.

A F. THoRNBERG. THE WELL
known carpet man. after q rest for
fifteen months. has now fitted up his car
pet plant with modern machinery and Is
prepared TO meet all his old customers
as well as new ones. Place of business
$50 East 9th South. Both phones 1905
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LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED HOTEL.
Always full: it keeps the fat clerk busy
all day turning people away, and their
rates are awful high, but you won't mind
If you do the collecting. This has 80
rooms, rent only $500, and you can step
Arthur Lewis & Co. 923 Judge Bldg
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A PROFITABLE BOARDING HOUSE.
rooms, brick building. furnace heat
permanent boarders, new applicants Tor
board are daily turned away: rent S47.50
per mo-: price $500 You can't find a bet
ter proposition anywhere. Arthur Lewis
& Co, 223 Judge Bldg
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tomorrow is the first day. Are you go
ing TO continue in the same old Tut, OF are
you going to start afresh with a deter
mlnaton to accomplish something great
er? We have carefully prepared the fol-
lowing list, which we believe viii excite
your interest, Don't wait, but get started
now. Arthur Lewis & Co.. 223 Judge Bldg.
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THIS CIGAR STAND

Makes money; the daily receipts average
So and the total expenses per day amount
to 81; figure the profits for yourself. Fine
oak wall cases and show cases to match.
S1,7O0 cash and the place is yours. Arthur
Lewis & Co, % Judge Bldg.
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10 ROOMS. RENT s55

Owner says sell this $500 worth Of
furniture at once; location exceptional
and rooms always full; the price for a
few days only $3.50. Let Us show YOU this
Monday morning. Arthur Lewis & Co.
223 Judge Bldg
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DETECTIVE AGENCY,

INTERMoUNTAIN Detective AGCr.
James Taylor. John b. Burbidge
All business confidential. Office. IS W. LIST
South, room 10 Eauvoo Blk. Bell l24d.
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X. A. ANDREWS, Auctioneer.

AUCTION-By Z. NJ. Onion. On Tues
day, March .. 1870 a m, at S22 9Th ave.
18th ave. car to 5th ave. one block east),
will sell carpets and rugs, rockers and
chairs, couch. Morris chair, tabourettes,
center tables, dining table and chairs,
bed. extra fine dresser, reception chairs.
combination book case, go-cart, hat rack.
lace curtains and portieres, pictures, etc.
Also new Rogers plated ware, lot stand
ard books. including sets Shakespeare,
BulWer. Stevenson. etc.
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A saoo HOUSE rap sszo

On East 2d South; you know location
spells full rooms at good prices. New car
pets and furniture: 10 nice, large, sunny
rooms; rent SIS; furnace heat. It's a bar
Eai0. Arthur Lewis & Co., 20 Judge
Bldg
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CIGAR STAND OWNER

Must have a partner with $1,000 to in
crease stock and help take care of the
business; located on Main street, and the
trade is all that two men can handle. Act
quickly. Arthur Lewis & Co., 223 Judge
R1du
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ELEGANT EUROPEAN HOTEL.

Located in the center of traffic, has all
modern conveniencss AMI doing a capa-
city business; this place is knee-deep in
attTactivenesS; you. Will find more pleas
ure in conducting this modern hosiery
than doing a society stunt with the 400:
90 rooms, rent 1915 Swear lease, and the
price IS $500. Arthur Lewis & Co, 223
Judge Bldg.
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GROCERY STORE AT INVOICE PRICE
And will discount fixtures, horses and
wagons 10 per cent; located on the east
bench: gross receipts average 81 800 per
mo. Will give any kind of terms, If you
have security: doesn't need the money;
has other business. VIII invoice about
s1,100 Arthur Lewis & Co., 223 Judge
Bldg
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BUTTER. EGG & POULTRY BUSINESS.
Located in the residence district. clearing
about $40 per mo; just the thing for a gen
tleman of poor health has one horse AMI
two wagons and makes four deliveries
per week; $500 cash. Arthur Lewis & Co,
- Judre Blde.
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CAN YOU SMOKE

And look happy? If you can. YOU will
make money in this little cigar stand, To-
Gated in a downtown public building;
does a nice business and the rent is only
$50 mo. $500 cash takes il. Arthur Lewis
& Co. 22S Judge Bldg
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ANOTHER CLASSY HOTEI.

ANOTHER CLASSY HOTEL.
. rooms. for 8, 400. and 81 go will handle.
This one is not modern, but what do you
care as long as you can bank $50 per
month and have two comfortable rooms
60 live in? The present owner has made
enough TO purchase a better one: this
gives You the same chance; rent 1925, ip-
GLIDING steam heat Arthur Lewis & Co
% Judge Bldg.
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KEY FITTING.

KEY FITTING. bicycle repairing and
electric work Coles Electric Co, IS South
vest Temple.
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sAIAII. GRcCERY a. 90

SMALL GROCERY AT $3.50,
Just suitable for elderly couple; has nice
living rooms in connection; rent only 81
mo-; has very nice trade; will not make
you a fortune, but Will keep the wolf
away from the door. Arthur Lewis x
Co. 222 Judge Bldg.
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s4-RoOM ETTROPEAN HOTEL.


For 5000 cash. We have investigated this
proposition carefully and know that the
present owners are clearing 800 every
month, allo wing $40 for coal bills which
will be eliminated from now on: has hot
and cold running water in every room.
private telephone exchange, and every
convenience that helps to make up a
fiTst-cldss hotel: nothing better i'm salt
Lake. Arthur Lewis & Co, 225 Judge
Bldg
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vOr- NAV NOT HAVE FoIrND

YOU MAY NOT HAVE FOUND
JUST what YOU were looking for advef-
tised here. but remember the above only
represents a hundredth part of the bar
gains we have listed. It doesn't make
any difference what line of business yo1
are intending to engage in-we .have i.
You will find e TO your advantage to cali
and talk over the business situation with
Us. We will give you the advantage of
our experience and guarantee YOUR title
for you. Arthur Lewis & Co, 2& Judge
EZ1do
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PIANO TUNING.

A. w. MORRISON. Headquarters
Clsy1on-paynes Music Co. residence 50
Gordon avenue.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS-Oscar
GroshelI sales agent for Utah. Exper;
cash register repairing. 40. s1 Main St
Secondhand registers always in stock
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FOR SALE

HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.,
2d SO. MAIN. PHONES q.
WE WRITE FIRE INSUR-
ANCE.
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SECONDHAND STORE.

WANTED I'd hand furniture Mich.
Furn. Co. So State. Bell 5l45. Ind. 4s1.
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SWEETEST BILLIARD HALL
In the west: gets the high-class trade of
this CITY; owner is going away and viii
sell or consider taking partner if suit
able Capital receipts will go about $1,000
mo. Call or phone US for full particulars,
Arthur Lewis & Co, 22S Judge Bldg.
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OUR MOTTO. "A SQUARE DEAL, To
ALI
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AUCTION-By E. NJ. Onion. On We'd
nesday, March 8, 1880 a. m, at 967 Jeffer-
son st. South West Temple car to Meade
St. half block wesO. i will sell carpets,
couch, center tables, rockers, dining Ia
bic and chairs. heating stove. Stewart
steel range. refrigerator, iron bed, good
drop-head Singer sewing machine, lot of
fruit lars etc
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DR. SALE-
A, M'KELLAR & co,
63ts ". % So
81 500

63ts W. I'd So
buys nice brick cottage on Richmond ave.
$500
A COY HOME.
nice modern brick cottage in Waterloo,
large rooms nicely pspeTed, best or
plumbing, large lot with barn.
$3.50
3iyx1O rod lot. with large adobe house,
close in on c st. Choice location for flats
HERE is A BEAUTY
SEE THIS PLACE
SURE TODAY.
If you want handsome strictly modern
hcme with lovely rooms, beautifully tint
ed walls and ceilings, handsome cleo, fix
lures. complete plumbing with cementcd
basement. fitted with furnace and laun-
dry, sewer and sidewalks, look at No. 155
So. 12ths East, it will pay you to see it
whetherVyou buy or not.
THINK OF THIS.
$3.50
buys a handsome strictly modern home
on a choice corner lot close in on beau
tiful First ave. paved street, etc, modern
in every particular.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR
SELL REAL ESTATE SEE
A, M'KELLAR & co,
631l w I'd So
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df emu INV
S-T. bT., mod. r. ID So near Sth E.. $3.50
S-r. br.. mod. i. 2d So. near Sth E.. $3.50
Plenty Of others in every locality: all
sizes and all prices. We have bargains in
Terraces and Apartment House property
paying i per cent ON purchase price. We
also have some swell building lots for
small or large homes; several beautiful
corners on Brigham st; also on LIST and
I'd South SITS IL you want to buy, sell or
rent, see
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PERSONAL.

USE BASSETTS. the original native
herbs for constipation: - tablets for 30
All druggists, in black boxes.
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LAUNDRY IN GOOD TOWN:
Population 4.0OG; clears about S1e0.00 per
mo-; machinery and equipment will in
voice about 5000. If you take it this week
you may have it for $525. Owner must go
to lower altitude Come in and we will
talk it over. Arthur Lewis & Co, 22S
Judge Bldg.
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Additional
Classified Ads
on Page l3.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-During our absence from
the city March Is to May 1. we will per-
nit the occupancy of our flat, complete
and well furnished, by a couple without
children for the amount of rent charged
BY the landlord, and the gas, electric
light and telephone bills; Brigham st. To-
cation; reference required. Address H 20,
Herald.
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SPRING Is HERE.

22s- Judge Bldg. Phone Main 1896.
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THE ACKNOWLEDGED LEADERS.
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ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS FOR SALE.