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The Washington herald., 1910-12-08
COLUMBIA SOCIETY
ENTERTAINS TURNER'S

Every soldier in Germany Is perforce a
turner. and the visiting turner societies
who were the guests Of the Columbia
Turnverein at kommers at the National
Rifles Armory last night, therefore. ad-
vance the claim that Baron Won steuben,
being a soldier. was a turner, and that
his great success in his military profess
sion was due to his physical and intel
lectual health and strength.
The great banquet hall of the armory
was crowded with the visiting turner's
and their wives. who thoroughly enjoyed
the splendid programme and menu which
the local turner's had prepared for them.
George ". Spier presided at the exercises
and introduced the various speakers.
Representative Richard Bartholdt, OF
Missouri, recounted the patriotic deeds OF
the turner organizations in the civil war.
and said that il was due 20 the valOr OF
the turner's that Missouri had been pre-
vented from seeding. Or. Bartholdt
spoke IN terms of praise OF the German
system of physical culture and strongly
advised every father and mother 20 en-
roll their sons and daughters in the turn
schools.
Mrs. Ottilie Gerth, Of New York, popu-
larly known as THE Turner'S Mascot. "
received an ovation when she recited her
experiences during the civil war. She
said that il was she who presented the
New York Turner Regiment before its
departure for the front with its flag. and
that IL was due TO her efforts that these
volunteer soldiers we're provided with the
necessary clothing Mrs. Gerth said that
every turn hall is an altar of morality
and patriotism. health and strength. and
that all parents should send their children
TO these institutions. Mrs. Gerths re-
marks were enthusiastically received, and
those attending passed and shook hands
with the highly esteemed lady.
Others who spoke were Louis Hoffman,,
of the Vorwaerts TuTLverein, Baltimore;
Theodore Zwermann, president of the
Technikar Verein, Baltimore; Lieut. ]. II
Mittendorf, late of the United States
navy; Richard Lieber. of the North
American Turnerbund and others.
The following societies were repre-
scented: New York Turnverein, Utica
| Turnverein. Newark T1rnverein, Will
mington Turnverein, Philadelphia Turn
gemeinde, Vorwaerts and Germania Turn
verein OF Baltimore. Richmond Turnve-
rein. Lawrence (MasS) TuTnverein, Tech.
nisher Verein of Philadelphia.
The committee in charge of the kom-
mers was c. Hammel, H. Egolf, z. F
Juergensen. and A. r. Meisner.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-08

In his annual report made public yes
terday. Secretary of Agriculture wilson
saws that the farmers of the country
are not responsible for prevailing high
prices for farm products. and gives fig
ures TO sustain his statement.
The Secretary, by inference, puts the
blame for a large part of the high prices
on the middlemen, and suggests that II
is time for the consumers and the
farmers to get together. He advocates
a system of farmers cooperative organ
izations working with consumers coop
erative societies, thus eliminating the
middleman and his extensive profits.
Secretary Wilson says that nothing
short of omniscience can grasp the value
of the farm products of this year.
He fixes the value of the agricultural
products of this country in 1910 at
s, 926 100000, and adds that at no time
in the worlds history has a country
equaled this record" This amount is
larger than that of 1909 by secs. 90. 900.
Prices of Food Products.
Considerable space in the report is
devoted to the subject of high prices
of farm products. The Department
made a careful investigation of retail
prices of milk in seventy-eight large
cities with a view to ascertaining what
fraction of the price paid by the con-
sumner really went into the pockets of
the farmer Secretary Wilson discovered
that throughout the United States the
/ farmer is receiving a scant 50 per cent,
or one-half OF the price paid by the
! consumer
The other half" says the Secretary
/ goes 20 the railway companies for car
riage, TO the wholesale milk dealer, Il
there is one in the chain of distribution,
and TO the retailer who delivers at the
| consumers door"
! The Secretary has discovered that the
/ farmers percentage of the consumer
/ price diminishes as the quantity sold at
retail becomes smaller. The apple grower
receives IS per cent of the consumer S
price when he purchases by the bushel,
and 6s per cent by the barrel. TIE straw
berry grower gets 40 per cen. Of Mr..
Consumers money when he buys by the
quart, and IS per cent of IL when he
| buys by the crate.
According 10 the report, the corn croI
of this year amounts to 3.l21, SSl. 200 bush
els. which exceeds that OF the record
year. 1906, and is greater than the aver
age crop of the preceding five years by
II per cent, and worth about $l,500. 009,oo0
The cotton crop amounts to round
The Washington herald., 1910-12-08

$So.0o900; hay, about 81. 600: spring
and winter wheat. 5sl, 757. 900 bushels So
5000; oats. I.096. S96. 600 bushels, valued al
SSSc,o0cOoo; potatoes. S3S.7S7.0o0 bushels;
tobacco so, 10000 pounds. valued at about
syl,Ooo,o0G Figures representing other crops
are given
The report says that the farm value OF
the cereal crops declined $50. 0000l0 in 1910
from 1863. and the value Of ali crops de-
clined $ll9,000,Go0 A gain was made. how
ever, in the value OF animal products
amounting 70 nearly $i24.O0091. Accord
ing to the report il has been q year OF
high prices for meat and animals. for
poultry and eggs. and for milk and but
ter. and for these reasons the total value
OF all farm products increased in 1910
$30i. 00c. GOO above the estimate for 1909.
Exports of farm products amounted TO
SSn,l0l, 067 in 1910. Cotton was the pTin-
cipal item of export. with Il value OF
s459.447.243. and packing hOuse products
followed, with a value OF sl35. 959, 37S Third
in order are grain and grain products.
valued at Sl23. 81. AS, after which are
tobacco. $SS,l ,Ss6; oil and oil cake meal,
s19. 81, Oh; live animals, ST.. 47.735.
The Department of Agriculture has
charge OF the administration of the meat
Inspection law and Nle puIe-tOOd law.
The Secretary says the cost Of meat IN
spection during the year was about $780,
COO. and animals inspected before slaugh-
ter numbered 49,S07,672, including 1884
cattle, 2,295, 500 calves. Z7.Ul,6 az hogs.
Il, l64, GS5 sheep, and I6,063 goats. The
number Of hogs slaughtered under inspec-
ton was 100000 less than during the pre-
eeding year, owing TO a shortage in the
supply.
Secretary Wilson says that steady
improvement in packing-house methods Is
indicated
The Washington herald., 1910-12-08

Brandstedt Carl Brsun Adoph Brauner, Richard
Brauner, John Waldmann John Weber. and John
Mischhusen.
Reception committee for the turner societies
r r. Mann chairman; John AIT, Albert Beauyard.
Albert Buehler Carl Egolf. Carl Hammel. +. 4,
Jurgcnsen A. r, Meisner. and Chares Spies.
Rcceftion committee for the German var vet
erAns-Hemann Lechner chairman, DR. 6ecige
BrCdthage. Joseph RohmeT, Carl Braun and Joa'eph
Abel.
Grand marshal a the German American division
of the parade-Capt. Charles T. scbwegier.
Chief marshal fer the United Societies Of the Dls-
tTict OF Coumhia-ChaTles Gemer.
Manhsl for the German singing socletes-hoheTt
pluym.
Ladies committee-MrS r. SchlccheTt, chairman
Mrs C,lssler wee chairman; Miss i. Holer,
secretary Mn. S Guggrnheim Mn l. sohWegier,
Mira b. Krlmke Ms \. Wiegan Ms. /. HALTER.
Mrs j. DueTing Airs BaFthel. Ms Baler. Mrs.
Helm Mrs. Bile Mrs Nochi, Mrs r. Men. MIS-.
H. NeH. Mrs. H. Wisch. and Ms. J. ksst.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-08
MRS. WILLIAM C. DUvALL DIES.
Stricken in Apartment Alone and
Yields to Heart Trouble.

Stricken IN Apartment Alone anu
Yields TO Heart Trouble.
Mrs William c. Duvau. thirty years
old, died suddenly of heart disease about
O'Clock yesterday morning while alone
in her apartments at the Hermitage ILL.,
Vermont avenue northwest Her husband
was out of town on business Mrs Duval
had retired when she was stricken. She
was unable to summon help. but means
were heard by persons passing in the cor
ridor. and DIR. II. ". Lawson, police
surgeon, who has Offices In the building
was summoned.
The physicians efforts to restore the
woman to consciousness were of no avail
and she died without regaining her facul-
ties Difficulty was experienced by the
police in locating relatives. as Mr.. and
Mrs Duvall had moved in the apart
ments only recently. and were unknown
70 employees
Her mother and sister were notified 81
her death, and word was sent at once to
the husband, who returned to the city
to make arrangements for the funeral
The Washington herald., 1910-12-08
CURES CONSTIPATION

Tropical fruit juices cure constipation
MultoFruto contains these juices. Take
this fruit treatment for stomach or bowel
trouble or for weak, tagged nerves Eat
and enjoy MuitO-F'ruto like candy Full
size packages 25c and SOC at all drug
stores. First free trial package direct
from Rengo Co. 322 Rengo Bldg, Detroit,
Mich. if YOU will write
Multo-FTuto is for sale at H. Evans
1906 F St NV: Affieck's Drug Store, 1429
Pa ave; Peoples Drug Store, S2l 9TH st.
NV.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-08

the pAtent umo1osd "a
there is DO publicity q
you private anhN
She Is aBz3oas 70 help
otherA 80 We earnestly
advise every 0e q or
readers who his : dEar
one who drinks 20 drop
her a line to-day. She
makes no charge for
this help. she hss npth-
ing TO Ael lshe skcs for
no money and accepts
llonsl 30 ttsrs Is 10
rason why you should
vet wr1te her az once,
OF QUITS. she expects
that yoaf ara goltfSe Z
The Washington herald., 1910-12-08
Too Bad
She's Fat!
She Would Be Good Looking.

How often we hear that expression
she would he good looking If she wasn't
so fat" And still the poor girl has prob
ably dieted exercised, and laced without
results. There is one thing though that
she has not done. She has never taken
Renge-else she wouldn't be fat
Not a drug. Pleasant and harmless.
The more you take the better off you are.
AT all drug stores S1.00 per box. Or as a
trial a first 50-cent box will be mailed you
free if you write to the Rengo Co, 322.
Rengo Bldg, Detroit. Mich.
For sale and recommended in Washing
ton by II, Evans, 1905 + st. NV: Afiieck 5
Drug Store. 1923 Pa. ave-: Peoples Drug
Store. S24 eth st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-08

What is said to be the Oldest pipe organ in the
world is on the Island Il GOthland, in the Baltic
Sea. II dates from about 1910 A. d.
Manitoba. although the smallest and most thidziy
populated al the prairie provinces q Canada, has
still large areas a vacant land for settlement
The Washington herald., 1910-12-08
Occnn sfenmshins.

New YORK. Dee. Arrived: Kaiser Wilhelm der
Grusse. from Bremen November p President Grant
from Hamburg, November IS
Arrived ont: Oceanic. at Southampton.
Sailed from foreign ports: Majestic. from South
ampton-
The Washington herald., 1910-12-08
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure
Trial Package Mailed Free TO
All in Plain Wrapper.

Many cases of piles have been cured by
trial package OF Pyramid. Pile Cure
without further treatment. When il
proves its value TO You. get more from
your druggist at SOC a box, and be sure
You get the kind you ask for Simply
hll out free coupon below and mail to-
day. Save yourself from the surgeon s
knife and its torture, the doctor and his
bills.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-08

personally interested in curing zone who drinks and
re COZ writing cut Of mere fIrioSty. Send your
letter In confidence to her hone. Simply write yoGr
name and fun address plainly IN tbs eOuEon below
md se5d II t. Der.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-08
WRITE TO
THIS WON
If You want to Stop
a Man From
Drink.

she cured her husband. her brother. and several
Of her bedghbo-s and n0E she generously Oilers To
ten yoa Of the simple. insxpsnsvs remedy that she
50 successfully used. Tie FeEedy en- b giFea 70
The Washington herald., 1910-12-08
MIODLEMEN FIX
HIGH FOOD PRICES
Secretary Wilson Says Farm
erS Are Not Responsible.
PRODUCTS GREATEST IN WORLD

Head of Agriculture Department, In
Annual Report, Places Value nj
SS,926. 900, 600, Larger Than 1903
by 1905 .GOO. Oesp-AccOrding to Cen
eraI survey of Milk Prices, Farmer
Receives Seani 30 Per Cent.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-08
MISS HELEN TAFT
UNVEILS STATUE
TO GERMAN HERO

Continued from Page one.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-08

your national hero. George Washington.
on the day he resigned his commission
as Commander -in-Chiet he wrote 10
Steuben that he wished to make use OF
his last moment of his public life 20
express TO Steuben In the strongest terms
his sense of the obligations the public
was under to him for his faithful ana
rl,arstorfous services /"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
ROOMIM(1 HOUSES


s5OOO-37 rooms, newly and elegantly
furnished rent $3.50. ycars Lease.
IL you want n place modern. new
sweet and clean. SEQ this.
ss500-60 rooms, Main street location
finest transient place in city, e1-
trn we'll furnished all modern ap-
poinlmcnts about years lease,
low rent Including heat. Terms.
s6000-65 ROOMS. 20 BATHS. MODERN
European hotel, fine location. 1lVc
ycars' lease, heat free; very rea :
sonablc rent. Extra well furnished.
Terms
ss50o-6o nicely furnished rooms In swell
est part OF city. always full of high
class guests; rent $3.50; good lease.
Sis00-I8 rooms. well furnished. fine loca :
tIon, rent $50, steam heat. A bar
gain $1,000 cash will handle:
s4O0O-3S absolutely newly furnished
rooms, extra large. light and
airy Swell location. Rent, In
cluding heat. very low; o-year
lease. Owing to change in the
owners plans wo are prepared
10 turn this place over TO first
class people on liberal terms. POS
iiiyeIy tho best ever offered.
Leasc-3 fine store rooms in Semlon motel.
State street.
We are headquarters for hotels and
rooming houses. The above places are
listed exclusively with us. This firm was
established 1898.
A. RICHTER REAL ESTATE
A T.. BRATTAIN. Mgr. B. o. Dept
10 w 1st South, Phones Sal. .o
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS MAN WANTED AT ONCE
oe Become financially Interested Ina ono
= ."c peSt paying propositions In guli
Iakc. Daily business averages si.5 IF
sai aii ger nc right party irnmcdiatclv VII
SaIc LEI 4ne-third 9 third interest for $500. or one
gate. Address B-e2. Tribune - ,.Hi;,
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SEWING MACHINES

NEW SINGERS. So PER MONTH. YOUR
own price on all other makes EirstH y
class condition: fully warranted Don.1
consider buying until you see us. Young
~ Saieigh 23 w. LIST So. Bell 3O2S. Ind
A'"N k3575
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\ NEAN DI L..

"hcrc All the furnishing.
In hrst,class condition; siese ore rev 4,
ana cold water In every rooTn. i heat
WIN the exception of In, ~ TENT if
rooms the house is full ~ o,~ trans-
rr6G,nGrs: r5is ;,s. can make aatIsfactorJp Jpernss
inns place to reliable parfv tsrrs
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10 ROOMS. CLOSE IN oN CO.
SOUTH. 2-YEAR LEASE 0T prseq rSseq
BATH. LARGE ROOMS N,EsN EMsNI
GROSS INCOME OVER s1.n ! ~ ~
PRICE $3.50 $500 DOWN = NON
- ROOMS, CLOSE IN InNc, ~.
FAIR RENT, MODERN, '2 PpIrr. Wy =!
GOOD TERMS. AhsE u
50 ROOMS. FINE LOCATIo. w.
CLEARS sl25 A MONTH; Az 4 Sips. iDv'
AT $500. TERMS. '"0il
~ ROOMS. THE BEST DIS.
PLACE IN THE CITY, EVEpyr4al5ss ra5s
CONNECTED WITH UnTrII SNI ial
FIRST-CLASS SHAPE. II Yon ~ y.
y HIGH CLASS PLACE INvEs7,nsns' nn
THIS. $4,000 WILL, UANDI r sias'|
GROCERY STORE. EXCEiJry- I,
CATION, IN FINE NEIGHRosu,3
EAST SIDE. 4-YEAR LEASE by
S40s CLEAN. NEW STOCK ~, W
PRICE $1,000: EASY TERMS ivy
WE HAVE GOT BUYS IN SINAI,
LARGE ROOMING HOUSES HS75
GROCERY STORES AND TWo -
SALOONS, CALL ON Us RI Rr5a
YOU BUY. Dhs
CURRAN g. poWER
SUITE 405-6 BOYD PARK rim
l62 SOUTH MAIN ST,
BELL 74s, IND. 1921. "
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o,,.o on FOURTH SOUTH
rlpso ,n' sn ~. we nave IL rooms, furn,
cithorS cInu SIy, rno,i nice clean place, h soi,sS
$500. Terms. nouss. pyJ
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HARLEY BROS, GAS RANGES AND
ann'ih~ces- Bell 663l +9s So State
1897
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F1REPRooF STORAGE.


NEW FTREFROOF WAREHOUSES
equipped with automatic sprinlslers.
cneap insurance. Household goods and
aut9mobiles stored packed and shipped
ht low rates Pool cars shipped TO all
points. cut rates. Expert packers X l.
c.oIcs 20. m137
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WHEN IN NEED OF AN AUCTIoNEEH
why not consult one who understands
auctioneerlng in every branch and ccts
you the money? Residence ISL r.. ofh
South Phone Ind. 329o. C. l.. Sober.
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on STATE srn-

near Second South, we nt EEL
very well furnished, and 'aye ~, 70 10,
lew r,,, pa papered and tinted: " sto,s'e nave
ssna1rnmn,Shed; sa1nn rent about So a Ism san dssi
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TAKE CARE

TAKE CARE
MdGN YOU INVEST YOUR M0y
II YOU WANT A DIAMOND, %
~ TIE FIRST PIECE OF Gu
OStrEEED YOU. WE PASS 10
mENT ON MANY BUSINESS PROM
iIOMS @ DAILY, AND CAN sAH
OUR OFFERINGS. CALL AID
SPECT OUR LATEST EXCLVz
LISTINGS.
LEASE.
tlne State st, location. all patsa
frontage. Can arrange for long u.7
years, See us today about this
Sis PER MONTH.
These swell Q rooms on So. Mar
yield the above amount IL months n
the year. Rent only $40. It's 8
indeed.
CIGAR STORE.
Let us take you TO the place, get q
fine cigar at the busiest store 10
and you'll want to buy it out
rent and dandy location. Now 4
forget
30 ROOMS.
Corner loca ton on Main ST. Good
and a money -Ccttcr. Such m7|
too, YOU don't get every day. s.sa
YOU in possession.
AUTOMOBILE AGENcf.
Arc agents for two finest makes
FIFTY sales the past month Is golns
eh? The right man can make 20
here. Come with $50. then taH
ride.
ROOMS-S2o0.
Rent SIS. Small but good. On esA
Come quick.
OWN a NEWSPAPER.
: good newspapers In live lua5c
Income $3.50 per month. Price sip"
down, 800 Dcr month.
RESTAURANT, $50.
In heart of town. Get your nlou'
first month. This goes quick. I'D
lIAIRDRESSING AND HAIR
Get this business; $500 swings u
manicurins, hair GU
Good stock expenses smah'
large. ,,- n,
YOU WANT BUSINESS CONE
LET Us SHOW YOU "n'
WE HAVE IMITATORs bo''
RIVALS.
THE IEWIS-LOWb va
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BUSINESS oPPoRru,,rn,s
CAPITAL OPpOpT1i,-,s-s--,.,s..


Bell phone 3s0I. '"th Street
Ind. ns.-
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UNCLE FRANKS LOAN OFFICE. &
Srd South. Money on diamonds. watches
JeTelry, low interest Ind. phone e52 f69
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CENTRALLY IOc.

RS RALLY 1OCATt,r
we nave 10 large. wcll-f,Irni.So
s,eam-heated; rent only Sdn Sdn,Sned ros-|
Guiding the heat; this pIsco IzTy month
iloney-nakcr, and you csn
sion for $500 cash. enh nave pas-
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WIZ be given any rcsponaiI,aS
~onld IKE this 10-room rons party N
lurnliure and carpets In lining h,,s,
condition. Price. SlIO0. '"a sory !,
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CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT cov,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-07

LAKE HAND LAUNDRY; ONLY HON.
est work; plense try once. Phones 1884,
S3S w. LIST South. f4o01
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A PRETTY l4-RM. FLnhmor,, hoo,
With running water IN rooI'Ii Iio,alIt
OF FIRST class roomers; Gooo
transients $1,000 required
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-07

ONE OR TWO Al EXPERIENCED
stock statesmen 10 handle agency force
IN Ctah to sell capital stock for Great
Republic Life Insurance compapy nou,
being organized in Los Angeles, Cal. The
greatest opportunity ever offered 10 stock
statesmen I'm the west, None but above
oescr,ocd need answer Great Pacific Sc
Johnson bldg. Los Angeles ma35
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FOR RENT

TWO GROOM BRICK HOUSES. MOD
ern. Nos, 12 and Ia Hawkes. ct, on End
So, bet. 9Th and 7rh East. Inquire 4e
East 2nd So, or phono Bell 1895 ls3o29
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IN 4 GOOD TRANSlENl "a ~
10 rooms good furniture. rem e,s,s suS
Ing steam hoat. Can sel We
$500 cash, balance easy te'"'
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DECORATING
CLEANING AND DYE1No

SALT LAKE CLEANING; 90
State. Bell phone 5235 Ind 1854 eooIo
CALIFORNIA EXPERT CLEANING; co
rrcnch dry cleaning work ruarnntocd
called FOR and delivered ~ S. '.seea. g.
ST. Phones 1892 ' 'o s.aee aee
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4 VERY REASONABLE h0
HOUSE, -,
40 rooms. good furniture Wiz, ,or.rs
is 1915 per room sS700. le'"
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DRAMATIC

SALT LAKE SCHOOL OF ACTING
special summer rates. Complete courses
IN elocution, oratory and oil branches OF
the dramatic art Coaching for public
appearances; TO So Main. over Mer-
chants bank. r,S,o
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LIVERY.

IOWA STAELE-NOW OPEN: RoAn01
ing and livery: first class; CANYON out :
ms for rent, 199 w. South Temple Both
pI.ohcS 3foo, m10S
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s16oo-5s ROOMS. BUsINrso :,
ton. modern. furnlturs o LOO
neat and water goes ssg Q,
s-oo good lease; rent s5,2S SIth b
S''Vo-o rooms on Main 81. TSfr TrT9n
most exclusive hotel IN tns ,n
nlture the very best. 1--WE %Nr
every way, rent $3.50 moaen|
% lease; $500 Will hans1e room;
0V rooms on 3rd South. This I.
INC best transient houses
modern the furniture s sv,n N Y.
i MS house does busIncs.
a mo-; has run as hioh q I
mo; rent 5000 mo-; 5"yss -
II you want n good pavo, es, sv =
so--o 6GoR price and terms ~
s@'oo-s3 rooms on w. 2rd s,,,,
siVo a mo-; this house a, c,s.,
$50 a mo. ciea,s d
FiooV-s aso rooms on Main st. ~.
KELLY \ MONTRoSp
a2o Mccormick Bid
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AUCTION SALES

j WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
rooms OF furniture. Wednesday. June
s. at 634 South Main. consisting OF rugs,
dressing table. chiTonicrs silvcrware'
pictures, ice chest, Gardeners gasoline
stove. gas range. new; one Stcinway
piano, cost 500; upright Apollo piano
player, rockers. pictures, books, poticrcs.
hose. garden utensils. More's Monarch
range. Kitchen tinware. kitchen utensils
dishes. glassware. iron and brass beds.
bedding and everything must be sold
G. f.. OSTERLOH, Auctioneer
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20 ROOMS. SPECIAl.! ~ ~
In good transient location, 81
is SIS. clears SIPS per mohth
week for $500. Terms.
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THE LEWIS

THE LEWIS-LOWD CO.
TIE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
BUSINESS CHANCE OFFICE IN
STATE OF UTAH.
S06 Judge Bldg. Both Pboass
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STORAGE AND SHIPPING

WE SHIP II. II. GOODS TO ANY PART
:. OF United States cut rates KimbaIl
van and Storage Co. 10 w 1st So rr,aseg
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

| FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT ,
modern; reasonable. Inquire 81 Oblad
avenue, RS4g2
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WANTED--A $4,000 HOUSE ON EAST
6idc. George B. Standing. az Main st.
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ALL KINDS SECONB- -aAND CLOTH
ing, trunks, valses; best prices paid. 2S
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