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Sharp County record., 1910-02-04
EVENING SHADE HIGH SCHOOL.
Short Article From The Principal OF This
Prosperous Institution.

Tho school has just completed
a successful term, and now
launches out upon new term
anticipating greater results.
We have adjusted tho course
Of study to suit the wants Of the
pupil. If the student desires a
thorough course in high school
work, that one thing is our pri-
mary purpose. But If u pupil
wants to prepare to teach, our
course Of study is so arranged to
include that class Of pupils.
In order to make the preceding
statement plain to the public, al.
low me 70 outline this course Of
study. We already have several
pupils in this course and they
etudy everything that IL required
in " first grade certificate, using
ilalleck Psychology as u text on
teaching. But, after the March
examination for teachers, we
shall drop "Halleck Psychology"
and adopt "Dinsmore's Teach
ing A District School," for this
text 10 the basis for the questions
in June examination on teaching,
We shall add another branch to
our course Of study, that Of Ag-
riculture. This subject will be
included in examination for
teachers license.
The school and tho town ex.
tends u hearty welcome TO young
teachers, who stand rs bulwarks
for higher education and q no..
bier civilization; and hope that
the young teachers will take this
opportunity to better equip them-
selves for the noble work which
they iollow-that Of moulding
and shaping the destiny of men.
Following are pupils who have
completed u series Of eXamina-
tons on the fret terms work and
made an average Of 90>
Tenth Grade--Miss Stella
Snow 81,
Eighth Grade-l'illmore Bar.
nett o.; Marcellus Coger 96;
Mics Kate Herrn 96; Miss Kate
Moser 95; Miss May Ellis o.;
Miss Willie Edwards 90; Miss
\ Mvrlle Wasson 80,
Sharp County record., 1910-02-04
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK

The Record IA authorized to announce Jasper
justus Of pincy Fork township u candidate fol
Circuit Clerk 9obiect to the action Of the demo.
cratic party,
Tho Record Ia auth Ncd TO announce Jas NJ
Simpson of Cave township candidate for Circuit
Clerk subject to the action of the democratic par
w.
The Record Ia authorised to announce u, l.
Dickerson Of phey Fork township cOndidal,
for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of tht
democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-04

A. j. Whitten moved from
near this place to Cushman last
week. He has contracted to
carry The mails from that place
to Evening Shade.
Rev, G. G.&I., the Meth
odist pas.itoAsSb5 Sb5srheh quite sick
for the past week, but 10 now re-
gaining his strength. He was
unable to fill his pulpit last Sun"
day.
| Elder Il. A. Robbins Of Ash
Flat will preach at the Christian
church here next Sunday, Last
week this paper, through incor-
rect Information, announced
these services for last Sunday,
Rev. w. M. Duren, the Baptist
minister of Zion, will preach at
the Methodist church here Sat
urday night and Sunday morn
ing. Sunday night Rev, Burton
will preach if he has recovered
sufficiently from his recent i'll"
ness to permit him to do so.
A correspondent from North
township TO the Hardy Herald
says: Billy Weaver gave each
Of his four little girls a eve lamb
four years ago and from the wool
and mutton they sold they have
now bought for cash a fine sew"
enty dollar organ. Not u penny
did they borrow, Some Of our
young men can't beat it,
The Record this week begins
ito 33d year. There are several
names on our subscription list
who have been regular readers Of
the paper since its first issue and
there are very many who have
been subscribers for more than
twenty years. This paper IL
proud Of it's friends and is in
debted to them for its long life,
The Homecrofter records q
visit to SmithvilIe q few days
ago by Capt. 7, B. PEBBLES Of
Lebanon township, one Of Sharp
county's Oldest citizens and most
successful farmers. Capt, Peeb'
les is we'll advanced in years and
ieebleness keeps bis close to his
home. His friends have not
seen him in Evening Shade in
several years.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-04
LOCAL NEWS.
q. .sA~NNA~ 90 90 N@N@s

j, W, Powell, a good citizen oI
Love, was in the city one day
this week.
j. Y. Harrell, one of Cave
City's oldest cltizens, was in
town a few days ago.
Dow Davis tells US that he will
probably bo a candidate for road
overscer in Piney Fork township,
Miss Josie Kerr returned Sat-
urday from Bengay, her school
at thai place having closed on
Friday.
Miss Annie Wilson is at home
again, having closed a term OF
school in Scott township last
Friday.
John L. Overton Of Ash Flat,
candidate for assessor, was
meeting his friends here ono day
this week
DR.. j, II, Stockard, the dentist,
left Tuesday for Hardy, after
spending several days in Eve"
ming Shade.
W. W. Bristow, Riohwoods
townships candidate for sheriff,
was mixing with the voters here
one day lately.
l., y. Andrews, a good citizen
of lmboden, was here the first
part Of the week looking after
business interests,
James II. McCaleb left We'd
nesday for Hardy to spend a few
days among his friends and at
tend to some business,
Homer Edwards came up from
Batesville Tuesday for q short
visit with his parents and friends
and TO look after some business
matters.
A number OF tho younger peo-
pie Of the town are practicing II
play, "Tho New Zion," which
they expect to render before the
public soon,
W. +. Smith and j, II, Kirtley,
candidates from Sidney, spent
Sunday night in town, leaving
Monday morning on tho trail Of
the tax collector,
Wednesday was ground hog
day, butthat animal has fooled
US so many times in recent years
that all our confidence in him
has been destroyed,
Tho tax collector will be in
Shade the whole of next
week also the week following
during circuit court, After court
he goes to the Northern District,
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NOTICE TO STOCxMEN,

E. l.. King, tho Veterinary
Surgeon Of Black Rock, will be
at Evening Shade on tho l4tb
day Of February, 1910. All who
have diseased animals of any
kind should have them here on
that date, II you don't bring
the stock, see mo anyhow, Wlll
DO here Z days,
Treats All Diseases Common To
Rruies (li All Kind,
Sharp County record., 1910-02-04
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

The Record Ia authorized to announce Walter
II. Holt of Davidson township candidate for
Representative. subject TO the action Of the DOM
ocratic party.
The Record is authorized to announce j. NJ.
Street of Big Creek township candidate for re-
election M Representative, subject to the action
of the democratic pnrlY.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-04

We knew what Kod0,s soI N
before ever the llrs1 - 'Ia n
sold, II we did not Mnow, d d
It win do, we would nov .
Il the way we do ..og
10 10 easy for you 70 ,, pVN
the next Cor the ilIsu ! s',,slII
have an attack Of indlsu,vrII sevrI
YOU will certainly be ss""iIi su'I
the results. 1t Is per''''
less. .,m nj
There can be no harS Sop
something that may 40 I'd
deal Of good--when " \
nothing II II doesn't
Sharp County record., 1910-02-04
Nature makes the cures

Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and
needs helping out.
Things get started in
the wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start
the system in the right
direction toward health.
Scots Emulsion Of
Cod Liver Oil with hypo-
phosphites can do just
this.
1t strengthens the
nerves, feeds famished It's
sues, and makes rich
blood.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-04
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE

Tho Record h authorized to announce David l..
King Of Sharp county candidate for Judge Of
the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit, subject to the ac-
ton Of the democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-04
Our Cuarants1

90 to your druggist tod"'@ pun @ll
lar bottle. Then nlter SV,,,lc N
entire contents of the pv1,"d 'n, "dcri
honestly say, that II has ny' ,~e ID
good, re return the bottle to s NV NM
he will refund yom lion,,, ,na, palI
tlon or delay. We VIII ,ncup,t n
glst FOR the bottle po',",arapl
druggists know that onr |" ,"""rse !
This offer applies 70 lne "dMi
and TO but one In n y,aueb \
Tie contains ~ times ee '''
cent bottle, i. ,M|
llodol is prepared 4 ~ ar',o',d
Lnrias Of u. G. DeWlll WV
Sharp County record., 1910-02-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR CONGRESS

The Record Is authorized TO announce w. A.
Oldilcld Of independence county II candidate for
Congress from the Second district, subject TO the
action of the democratic party.
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FOR sALE-REA1. rsrATr


EVERY SIGN
Points to advancing values In Salt Lake.
CIV. property here Is selling lower now
than IL ever will again. II you want a
safe growing proposition. put your capt.
Some dirt that's "dirt cheap:'
from strictly modern and up-to-
1ate' residence In flrst-class condition.
lt must be seen to be appreciated I,o-
ca.ed on st. and the price has been
reduced to the above for a quick sails.
Lot well improved and surroundings the
best -"
$3.50
For lex2o rods and a broom house, To-
Gated on North Temple ST. near 9Th
quently the low price.
A cheap lot on issSs iS;S ave.
>. 7-room modern brick; with 55xl5s
for sale near 7th East and sth South.
Very good terms can be had
., $4,000.
2txlo rods and a 3-room brick cot
West. near 3rd North. Terms. one-haif
s170o
50xf20 feet and a 5-room frame cot
tage. SOUTH front. near 11th South and
llth East Terms $500. cash; bal. to
suit
50x115 IT 20 alley. south front. on End
ave; all assessments paid.
Fire often makes a rich man today a
poor man tomorrow.
The best Kind Of fire insurance at my
A RICHTER. 1s WEST iST SOUTH ST.
Phones 641- e2le1
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
LITTLE LITTLE.
TRACKAGE.

LITTLE LITTLE.
TRACKAGE.
3ixlG5. corner on Sth So, between 4th
and 5th West. $1,000
I0x20. same locality, $4,000.
8iN19. same locality, $1,000.
6ixl0. same locality. $500.
Larger piece in same locality. $40. 900.
20xl0. corner on North 4th West, $4,000.
29x2o on sth n; (R. 9; track). $4,000,
and II. G. w trackage. $500 an acre.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
4ssxl155: corner on Sd So, between 1st
and I'd West. $500 per foot.
I43x1G5 {trackage) Sd South. between I'd
and Sd West (will sell part). $3.50 foot.
I5xll0. corner of Main and 9Th South.
$500 per foot
so feet on 1st South between State and
I'd East. at s400 per foot
Second South b ween West Temple
and LIST West. at $500 per foot
State street. between Attn and 5th South.
at $500 per foot,
FLAT SITES.
573xl65. on 1st ave, between State and
A. at sllo foot. All special taxes paid.
tween I'd and Sd East. All special taxes
paid $500 foot.
50x135 on state. 2s blocks north of
Eagle Gate, $500.
S0x95 corner Brigham and Sd East. All
special taxes paid. S160 foot
RESIDENCES.
5-room mod. pr brick. near I'd 50. and
18th East. House nearly new, $4,000
6-roon mod. brick, near b and 4th ave.
sewer connected. $4,000.
Fine 5-room modern pressed brick on y
street. furnace, e. J. and gas. bath and
toilet separate. laundry tubs stairway to
attic $4,000.
Broom modern pressed brick on 9Th
ave. sewer connected. 2hx75, $3.50.
5-room modern pressed brick on West
North Temple, s3450.
Groom modern pressed brick on F. st.
hall and parlor finished In oak, e. !. and
gas. furnace. sleeping porch. etc, $4,000.
Lot 373N140 on Douglas ave-, $3.50.
f60c
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ACREAGE.
Acre and half-acre tracts, in fine loca-
ton, southeast. beautiful level land.
with good water right, fruit; shade: car car
line for this locality assured; terms $50
cash and $40 per month
90 ACRES,
Plating; cheapest acreage on east bench
at the price we are asking for 1t.
10 ACRES.
East 18th South. a beautiful corner, suit
able for subdivision; prime location. See
MS for price.
so ACRES,
southeast, another tract for plating
81 ACRES.
adjoining: college view: only $4,000.
Many other large and small tracts
LOTS. NORTH BENCH.
4l-ft. lot. south front on 18th ave;
Aft, lots on 9th ave. with south front;
beautiful building sites: only $1,000 each.
third cash.
41-ft. lots on 9th ave. and F; flne land
and desirable location; the price OF $1,000
each insures quick sale
165 II. 165 IT lots on north bench; (;
city water, al from $500 to $4,000 each.
Lot near city and county building; Al
II. frontage. los II. deep; very cheap;
owner must sell; make MS an offer.
TRACKAGE.
s2x2i5 feet. reached by all railroads;
$4,000.
For quick sales list with us
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO.,
so Main st, 1853
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TIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 12
For SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
New 4-room frame good sized lot. 9TH
e. and 10th So, $3.50.
Groom brick 3axI0 rods, 7th South,
near 9Th East. $1,000.
S-room frame. X near End ave. 2xe
rods. $3.50,
4-room house near l1th West and 9Th
South. 50xl57 feet. Slo50.
5-rom brick modern. 50x130 feet, Sth
So and l1th West, $4,000
4-room frame. lot with flowing well.
near 18Th SO. and State. 1880
4room house. nice improved lot. near
9Th East and 10th South. $4,000
4-room brick near 9Th So. and 9Th East
S24OO-
c near 5th ave, broom brick. all as
sessments paid. lot 3xS rods. s265O'
4-room modern near 10th South and
9TH East. 50X15S. $3.50.
7th East near 7th South splendid s.
room modern brick house fol $3.50.
On Sth East near 9th Soutn, good 4
room modern brick. large lot. $3.50.
10th South, and 18th East, dandy s.
'SSh' hiotSih DuilSdlO", iiiSc 'Obp N-'oN-
Groom modern, 2sx7t rods. 2-story.
eooo MaSee furnace St. $500.
7-room mod. 2-story brick. 3rd ave-.
near 5. south front, si250
Brand new s-room modern. End ave.
all assessments paid $1,000
Brand new modern, 3rd ave-, south
'front.' hot water heat. $4,000.
Groom modern, very large lot. Pepper
ton. S1,0
Broom modern. the prettiest home in
Salt Lake for $4,000. Near Brigham and
u st,
LOTS.
Beautiful corner. q rods front. facing
south and east, corner 6th ave, and Z
st. $4,000.
40x140 feet on 9Th East. with all as
sessmcnts paid, $1250.
tON155 feet TO alley, 4th ave. south
front, $1,000.
5Ox112 feet near 9th East and 10th
South. s700.
Beautiful lot. near End So. and 18th
East, $500
$50 per foot for lots facing south on
2nd ave-, beautifully located.
Many others.
A. RICHTER. ~ WEST 1ST SOUTH.
Phones GAL 1865
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
BOOMING HOUSES


SPECIAL-EXTRA-
We have had placed with US for sale
one OF the best European hotels In the
city. containing SO elegantly furnished
rooms. modern appointments, Al loca-
ton, good lease. ent nets $3.50 per room.
The furniture anu carpets are in extra
fine condition, and a well established
transient business, making big money
each month. We are prepared to make the
right price and telms on this valuable
proposition For full particulars call at
the office. Exclusive agency.
s5oO-9 rooms. rent $35, block from
SIT 7.o0O-l2o-room apartment hotel:
terms,
s65oo-55 rooms; highest class place:
terms
S37oo-54 rooms; corner; heat free: low
rent; terms.
II you are contemplating the purchase
OF rooming house or hotel or any busi-
ness venture. II will pay you to call at
the office. This department specializes
in high class propositions. and can save
you money. It was established in 1s93-
For lease-3 elegant stores In Holmes
Knox buildiDg; l5 modern rooms on East
lst South, and a beautiful sales or show
room on Main ST.. 2ix62; all at the right
price.
s35o0-The best equipped restaurant in
city on Main ST. containing 300
square feet This is positively the
best proposition ever offered. The
rent is very low and good lease.
Exclusive agency
a. RICHTER, REAL ESTATE.
A L. Brattain, Mgr. 3. o. Dept
l9 w. 1st South Phones Sal.
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ncE NO /, I. F, AND a.
femple, corner 1st South
Regular meetings second
month. Members OF SIS
eoiourning brethren cor
AC. Wherry. w. NJ; A
nry.
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MODERN s.RooM HOT'SE WITH FINE
barn. Phone 432S-Red dl3i6
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. race. with basement: rent $3.50. Jas
*. Shaw Co.. 500 d. F. Walker Bldg;
e157S
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MODERN THREE-ROoM HOUSE. s7l
South First West. Inquire s27 Rice 81
e20SS
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TWO uNFURNISHED ROOMS AND
rooms. 2a2 Brigham. e21s
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foDCE NO. 2. F. AND A.
Iaff second Monday each
FIRST South and Second
4 OF sister lodges ana SO
.,rs IN good standing IN
Simpkln. w, NJ: Christo-
retary.
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THREE NICE 5-ROOM MODERN COT
tages In the rear Of 25 w. 1st No. e3095
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CRESCENT COURT NO.
i. Royal and Exalted
Degree OF the Amaranth
Stated meetings second
TUESDAY Of each month
Masonic temple, corner
Second East and First
South. A cordial invita-
A 10 ali visiting members.
n. M'CARTY. R. NJ.
Secretary,
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ONE OR TWO NICE STORE ROOMS
Just east OF Grand theater. fine base
ment. Apply G. S. Holmes. Knutsford
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GROOM HOUSE IN TERRACE 9os
South Gale at Ind. 1864. d400i
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FOR RENT

~O~~~-~-~-~~~~~~~~~-~ ~-~-~~~~~>~~~~~-~s~~~--~~
FOUR ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE 1856
South Fourth West. bl226
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4-ROoM PRESSED BRICK. LARGE
pantry, two closets. sink. city water.
electric light, large porch in front, screen
porch In rear; only $3.50. $3.50 cash. bal
ance SIS per month, Address M-45. Trib-
une. 1877
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

ROME PAPER CLEANING co. WORK
guaranteed Ind. Il45. Bell 3l5i. vl09I
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= Order Of Odd Fellows.
e)DGE NO. II, L o. o. F.
Wednesday night at s
- r. temple. Visitors well
! l{oungreen. n. G.. ]. c.
ikfy.
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MJzpAH CHAPTER NO
&. Order Eastern star
Stated meetings. frs,
|Ronday Of each month
Masonic temple. corner
second East and t1rst
South. Visiting members
cordially invited.
RI BROWN, w. NJ
ITuWARD. Secretary,
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FOR PINT FURNISHED

MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. 62b
Richards ST.. half block south Taber-
nacie. el5Sl
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FOUR ROOMS: MODERN. 722 so. W,
Temple. e226S
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DR.. ALICE HOUGHTON 1880 MER-
PrIl nhone Sgl ring 2. d2i33
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GROOM MODERN: sTH So, BE
tween 9th and 9th East. s27.50s Llttie
G. Little. No. / w. 2nd So. clpA9
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ELECTIVES
PEWRITINc

-'-~"-->-~>->-> ,->--~-~~
Ei, PIANO TOUCH p
AND M 60; private lessons
Ey guaranteed. "Sev@n
'os block e2lf
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ET SOCIETIES

.GENTA LODGE NO 5, +.
4 A MAJ Masonic tenn
torner Second East ana
~ South streets. hrst
@aday OF each month.
Ter lodges and soJourn-
.v3ted. +. II. Crager, w
ohiillps. secretary.
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STRICTLY MODERN ITNFURNIsHFD
RESPONSIBLE TENANT ONLY. AD-
DRESS. STATING EXPERIENCE. AND
GIVING REFERENCES; p. o. BOX Cos
CITY. e2940
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FINE MODGRN sToRERooMS.. PLATE
glass front, In build!ng Just being COM
pleted corner End South and State. Ap,
ply G. 5. Holmes. Knutsford hotel afoa
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GROOM MODERN FLATS. ,s92.5o
Hubbard Inv. Co.. es w. Srd South
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a BARGAIN.

HERE'S \ BARGAIN: ELEGANTLY
furnished rooming house on east sdo,
close in. Only 5000 Six rooms, Rentals
OF half of house pay rent and furnish
good Income Owner must sell at once.
Don't miss this snap. Address k-9$:
Tribnne f2257
SMALL CAPITAL WILL BUY BEST
theatrical interest m Salt Lake. In
0uirr manager salt Lake Theatrical EN-
change. suite Ii. New YORK iotel nilg,
one block west OF postt cfce. dlo63
For ROOMING HOJ SEES AND BUSI-
ness chances see Grafton. ~ and g
Commercial block elS!
ATTFNTION-WEIL EDUCATED MAN,
several years OF business experience IN
different parts OF tho country wishes TO
meet lady or gentleman with means for
N first class business opportunity Re-
quires important fund, will clear 5000 up
monthly; apply only II YOU mean really
business. g. T.. Gen. Del i23is
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO
II Order Eastern Star, ;,
Masonic Temple-Stated
meetings first Friday
each month, Vlsitihs
onembers Will receive a
rordial welcome. Lucia II.
NcCullow. w. M: Mel
LIE It, Spencer, Secretary
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.,S SALT LAKE Co1TN.
0brEsScond and fourth Thurs.
nan. 10y SO. ". Temple st
81 regent: e, L. Jones sec.
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% HOUSES-ALL KINDS. LOCALITIES
and prices Tuttle Bros. Co. LOB Main
street. X99o
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OSTEOPhTHY

DIR. NJ MCDOWELL 302-803 SCOTT
building. Bell phones: office. 1905: resi-
dencc. 33il-k. alIl3
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FIvE-RooM MODERN FLAT $50 E
9Th South e20T3
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& CO. A. r.
smaEer. l5s So. West Te-,n-
ses. f2IT
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OFFICE ROOM. TRIBUNE BUILDING
and Herald bldg Inquire f j. West.
colt. 204 Herald bldg. m3b
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rT,EcTA CHAPTER. U
ID. order Eastern Star
Stated meetings third
Tucsday OF each mouth,
MasonIc temple, corner
second East and Firs,
South. Visiting members
cordially invited:
s. NIPPER. w. NJ
7KLAND, Secretary.
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SHOE REPAIRING

JOHN y LECBLElTER. TUNER AND
repaiver OF pianos and organs. Bell
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

PT EAsANT FRONT ROOM. OPP. CAR
barns. $50 e. 9Th South. d2S3l
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OFFICE ROOM, FIRST FLOOR. BEST
location on Main street Address U.d9:
Tribune. bliss
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

a 5-room mqdern pressed brick; south
etc. y small cash payment will handle.
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NEW HOME. 1855 EAST IND SOUTH,
modern every respect; hardwood floors,
beam ceilings: choicest location; lawns.
garage, Call Sunday or see Tuttle Bros.
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New 4room frame, good sized lot. AZ
e. and 10th So, $3.50.
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TWO LARGE MODERN ROOMS WITH
coal and gas range, disappearing heG {:
Ind 31a2. Bell 25i6-X. 1851
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-pGN NO. 8. I. o. o. F.
Monday night at L o. Q. f.
tors invited. j. u. Hiltz.
berg. Secretary. a1437