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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Patrick Maloche, 10; Myrtle Elan
merry, Is.
Arthur l.. Blakeslee. SO. Detroit; Vio-
let y. White. 81. Holyoke. Mass
Fred Solo. %. Wyandotte; Lena Nc
Twain, %. Detroit.
Nicholas Cuneaz. 60 Mary Fors-
thofrer. 90.
Fred r. C. Martinino. II: Matilda
Friese, 81
James c. Thompson. "a; Ada Harris.
"a.
sic Addington. 49, same
Adam W. Yates, %. Rochester, Mich
Ida Is. Springer. %, same
20
Arthur Grondin. 81: Emma Lipsky.
frederick Reith. 20, Detroit: Ella
h Hoerl. 81, Carleton
George A. Hopkins. &c: Clara John
son, IS
20
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GIRLS.
Matthias krause, 443 Lansing
Thomas Morgan, 1875 Grandy.
Constantine Liska, ASP Garfield
Michael Bogasz. l145 st. Aubin
Nicholas Schroeder COL Wabash
Paul Gromadsky. 1873 Thirty third.
Walter Koscielny. 1870 Campbell
William Fitzpatrick, las Blaine.
Oliver Marshick. Park.
Paul Stoldt, 346 rGandy,
Frederick Bushweit- asa Cavalry.
George Holman, l145 Lafayette
Edward Demon, 70S Lansing
Julian Pickett. 227 Lawton.
Frederick Wabmithy, 2yl Vermont.
William, Meeter. .2s Hartford. twins
Ralph J. Hoffman, 40 Bryant.
Albert kramm. SIT Ferdinand
Henry Motczkus, 35 Vanderbilt.
George Brisbo, l543 Mt Elliott.
Herbert Hirschbeck. 1853 Forest.
Nathaniel Wing. S94 Mcclellan
August Mazda. ~ Miner.
Henry Laforest, 1874 Woodbridge.
BOYS.
Andrew Shafkie, III LAFAYETTE
A. JOS. Stecker, III Fisher
oscar Massinicki, 9Os Mack.
Stanislaus Grabda. GA Ferry
Alexander Syndewski. s73 Dubois
Joseph Michalski 1886 ST. Aubin.
Frank Dominski, 672 Frederick
Andrew Lemanski, g94 St Aubin
Michael Delekt, 500 Rivard
Michael Stepin. 3l6 Palmer
James Anderson, 80 Magnolia.
Loyal f.. MELVILLE 495 Twelfth
Carl Benke. l6 Granite
Mike Protnoski. SIS Theodore.
John Tuchelski. 4S3 Junction.
Richard Stewart. $50 Fourteenth
Milford Harrison, 1876 Grand River
Peter Lapiccelo, 325 Monroe
Walter Davidson, 26 Ida
Wilson Stockwell. 203 Baker
William Breitmeyer, 1852 Field
Chester Robinson. 1857 Gratiot
jay Kingsbury. 81 Hecla.
Abraham Brown. 1882 West Grand
blvd.
Peter Napolitano. 296h Orleans.
Max Walters. 800 Orleans
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BOYS DAMAGE MACHINE.
Owner Sues Pair Of Meddlers For
Loss They Cause.

Although they missed the fun OF a
Joy ride. Henry McNally and Donald
Staples were asked in Justice De-
Claws court. Tuesday, TO pay for the
damages sustained by Edward Froh-
lich's auto when the boys caused 1t
10 run away.
The boys found the machine at
Larned and Brush-sts.. and began ex-
perimenting with the different levers.
One of them moved the lever which
started the mechanism and the ma
chine shot ahead at a great clip. Ii
zigzagged across the street and
tarcugh a fence, Gripping the ma
chine badly. Frochlich paid a repair
bill OF $40, and in his bill of particu-
lars. asked for IS a day for the time
the machine was in the shop, and $50
fer the loss OF the time he was away
from business. Justice DeGaw with
held HIS decision.
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orrissa a. Stevens. 20 Adelaide. 81
years, senile decay
Lester Feldman. 13l Clinton. IL
months; pneumonia.
Jakub Renachowski. 524 Illinois, az
years: mitral insufnciency
Frank Fischer, 740 Hastings. 81
years; nephritis.
Joseph Warzynski. 1896 Mckinley. 81
years. nephritis
Marian Janisse. 765 Jefferson f., 81
years; acute nephritis.
Louise Platte, 629 Piquette. ~ years:
colitls
Anthony Casper. 629 Hendrie. 81
years: apopleXy.
John Janowski. 60 Thirtieth. =
months; pneumonia.
Isabel Celia. 800 ST Aubin, n years;
pneumonia
Felix Uyttenbove. SOL Franklin. 1
year; pneumonia.
Thomas Clinton Egan, 165 Kercheyal
Stanley ~ Wolter. 40 Crane, 4
months: meningitis.
james r. Mayer. st. Mary's hospital
"a years; meningitis.
Alexander Sulkowski. -. Mary's hos
pital. SO years. pyaemia -esthyma
Mrs. Helen $. Hooper. Estevan, Sas-
katchewan. 60 years; paralysis
James Kinnucan. so Scott, az yaars:
acute bronchitis.
Leon c. Finck. ST Mary's hospital.
so years. septic ostec-arthritis OF fe-
muir.
Harry A. Searls. 1ils Vermont. 2
months; otitls media.
Frank McArdle. 242 st. Antoine, CT
years: diabetes.
George j. kim. Sr. 1902 Woodward.
As years; burns, accidental
Aloizy Szymanski. 1879 Central, S
months. malnutrition
Orrin W. Kincade. SSS Chene, sc
years; rupture OF aneurysm.
Violet G. r. Markwardt-- 240 Cicotte.
2 months: pneumonia
Malivina Haggarty. 81. Mary's hospi-
III
John i.eshak, 729 Palmer. &c years.
pneumonia
Catherine Hopkins 176 Abbott. IS
years mitral insufficiency
William Tamlin. 227 Second; seniIity.
Stanislawa SZcmansh, 55T Willis T.
l year; shock from sCalds
Anna Kunkel 79l Chene. years
bronchitis.
Mrs Fannie Miller. st Mary's hos
pttaI. 10 years. carbolic acid poisoning
suicide.
Elias w WardeH. Harper hospital.
90 years: pneumonia.
Emma Schane. Solvay hospital, =
years. shock from burns TO face; acct
Norah ". Hunt. 800 Abbott. IS years;
paralysis
Arthur " spear Harper hospital. -
Yeas typhoid fever
1'ilic Nowak. i1s0 Chene. 2 months
marasmus
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Mrs. Flora WoIter Gets Divorce.

Mrs. Flora Wolter was granted a
divorce from her husband, Herman
Wolter. by Judge Donovan, Tuesday
morning. About three years age
Wolter brought suit against his wife,
and she filed a cross-bill. The case
was vigorously contested. and Judge
Donovan refused a decree, holding 1t
up in the hope that the parties would
make up. This did not happen. how
ever On Tuesday, Mrs. Wolter made
additional charges OF cruelty against
her husband. and the decree was
awarded TO her Wolter was not in
court.
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WANT MORE GROUND BOUGHT.
Citizens Seek Additional Land For
Library at Woodward and King.

Property owners In the vicinity OF
Woodward and King-aves., are pre-
parinS, tn circulate a petition for a
special session of the board of esti-
mates, the object being TO have the
board appropriate enough money To
purchase additional ground for
branch library at that corner, The
library commission already has pur-
chased a site, but secured only enough
ground TO take care of the proposed
building. The residents are fearful
that unless the adjoining property Is
secured, the latter will be given over
TO stores, which, they contend. would
spoil the architectural beauty OF the
library and mar the effect generally
Several OF those interested, called on
Mayor Breitmeyer.. Tuesday morning
and secured his promise TO do what
he could in their behalf.
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This Supply and Co is not
into which should
hazardous elements in considering really
stantia
opinion the automobile
lines commercial
For will
satisfied
that which they This
looking
chief inducemen
holders the advantage stakeholder the chain
pay for It, Is much the better
advantage
Their
With regard to the Holding
broader This makes free peculiar conditions might at
The which is
the possibilities
much better terms buying the stocks that
listed
small investment
either the holding
profitable but unless
the concern should not advise go
..
stock Ike to Know"
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can find OF the ongfelow
and therefore forced good
company OF Nevada wildcats that public When
In Nevada mine capitalized million and
1t fancy and high sounding easier
can learn Longow and Delphi under this classification
to be
tuate II information
critics shall be pleased TO communicate with
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ALIENIsTS ON STAND.
Testify For Prosecution In Charge
AGAINST w. n. Sharp.

I'm the trial OF William N. Sharp.
charged with attempt TO murder his
wife. Sarah. before Judge Phelan. the
prosecution called in some alienists,
Tuesday. The defense I'm Sharp's
case Is insanity.
Or. Charles w. Hitchcock was cali
ed to the stand and in answer TO a
lengthy hypothetical question by
Assistant Prosecutor Fitzpatrick. he
declared that IL was his OPINION that
Sharp was not insane at the time ne
shot his. wife.
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DIVORCE SET ASIDE.
~. ]. Hunts Case Reopened As Re-
suit Of Wife's Affidavit.

An order was issued by Judge
Hosmer, Tuesday morning, setting
aside the decree Of divorce granted
Nov. 4, to Harmon j. Hunt, OF the
Hunt Show Case Co.
The order was made on petition OF
Mrs. Katherine Hunt. who was not
represented in court at the time her
husband obtained his decree. The or
der of Judge Hosmer was based on
a sensational affidavit filed by Mrs.
Hunt, but which was carefully sup
messed. With the order was an in
junction restraining Mr.. Hunt from
couceaffng or disposing OF his assets
or encumbering his property.
In his bill. Hunt charged that mis-
wife had been on friendly terms for
three years with another man, and
he alleged that when he confronted
her with the charge she admitted her
love for this man.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30

left for Colombo and ran full into the
strength of the southwest monsoon.
On passing Acheen Head we steered
straight for Colombo. The little ships
had rough time of 1t for six days,
but they averaged eight knots and
reached Colombo on Aug. %. Here
we remained week. having a real
good time entertaining and being en-
tertained"
Continuing his story of the voyage,
Commander Eberle said he had in
tended IL the monsoon had kept up
strong to run south to the Seychelles,
but hearing that it was moderating
he, on leaving Colombo on Aug. 81.
steered for Bombay. reaching there
on Sept. 4. He left again on Sept.
10, and cutting Karchi out OF the
schedule, steered north of the usual
mail route and ran down the eastern
coast OF Arabia, thus getting fine
weather
Some Memorable Days.
The gunboats arrived at Alden on
Sept. 49, but remained only two days.
In the Red sea they encountered a
strong northwest wind and high.
choppy sea. The passage will long
be remembered by the officers and
crew of the gunboat as being unable
TO keep the deck ports open and II
was very hot and uncomfortable. The
thermometer registered 80 at night.
and the temperature OF the sea water
was 49, The wind lasted nearly TO
Suez. which was reached on Sept. 81,
tho gunboat only stopping to take the
canal pilot on board.
They passed through the SueZ canal
at night, coaled at Port Said and
leaving Immediately. proceeded to-
wari the Straits of Messina. The call
ut Naples was omitted on account OF
the cholera and the Wheeling and
Petrol continued toward Genoa, arriv-
ing on Oct 5. They had intended to
crop at Naples eight days, but instead
these eight days were put in at Vile
franche. Leaving Genoa on Oct. Z,
the fotilla OF two reached Vile
franche on Oct. 10. The next port OF
call was Gibraltar, where stop OF
i've days was made. The vessels then
proceeded TO Funchal, Madeira. aud
Hamilton, Bermuda.
The long distance trip OF the gun
boats is considered remarkable among
naval men. owing to their age. The
Wheeling was built by the Union Iron
works at San Francisco In 1857. Is
" $50 tons displacement. and has a
crew OF l55 men. She is a sister ship
OF the Marietta, whose home port is
at this yard.
1.-THE Baby 6attleshIp."
The Petrol is still smaller. having
hut 500 tons displacement aud car.
ries crew OF 1875 men. She was
bull. by the Columbian Iron works AT
Baltimore in 1869, and is rugged as
a three-masted schooner The Petrol
played an important part in the battle
VI Manila bay She was the smallest
vessel OF the feet, and was christened
by the sailors as The Baby Battle.
ship"
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30

SPLENDID WAGES FOR
GIRLS

Positions oper for girls in Sew
ing Machine Work, also posi-
tons for girls to learn Sewing
Machine Work, also positions
Tor girls for Table Work.
Permanent all-year round po-
sitionS. Apply at once.
American Lady Corset Co.
Fort 81. W.. cor. 9th
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FAITH.
Better trust all and be de
ceived.
And weep that trust and that
deceiying.
Than doubt one heart. that IL
believed.
Had blessed ones life with
true believing.
Frances Anne Kemble.
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DIED..

BRABAW-Nov. "a. at her home. 1887
Fourth-ave, Helen E., beloved wife
of Frank Brabaw, aged 81 years. Flu
neral services "Wednesday at lo a. m
Burial at Algonac Petersburg,
Deerheld, Algonac and Marine city
papers please copy.
CONNOLLY-Nov. "a. Mary Il. below
ed wife of Henry A. Connolly and
mother OF Charles A. and Ella Con
molly. Funeral from residence. 21l
Sixth-st, Wednesday morning at $3.50
and to Holy Trinity church at 9.
LANGE-Joachim. aged 81 years, at
his residence, 20 Woln st Funerai
from above residence Thursday at
CULLEN-Died Nov. rs. 1910. at family
residence, 43 Bismarck-ave., Ham
tramck, =. j. Cullen. son OF the late
Patrick and Mary Cullen, brother or
Capt. Peter, James and Anne Cullen.
Notice OF funeral later. ST. Thomas.
Ont, papers please copy.
BEMENDERFER-Noy ~ at resi-
S Slown. % lag e Bald1ineave. Sarah A..
beloved mother\ OF Mrs. Spencer
Shown and Anna Bemenderfer. OF
Adrian. Mich. aged 81 years Flu
neral Wednesday at 1880 a. m, at
Morenci. Mich
SWITZER--Nov. %. at his residence.
2946 Woodward ave. DR.. Herbert G.
Switzer, formerly OF Gains; Nigh, be-
loved husband OF May ii. Switzer
and father OF Marjorie switzer, and
SON of Mr. and and Mrs. B. switzer
Goderich Ont, and brother OF DIR. ~
NJ Switzer, Fenton, Mich; Mrs. Al
bert Wise and Mrs. Albert Cain. Flu
neral from lis late residence Wed
nesday at 10:45 a. IN. lnterment In
Evergreen cemetery.
HOPKlNS-At her residence, No. l7b
Abbott, Nov 26. Catharine. daughter
OF the late Bernard and Julia HOP
kins and sister of. Theresa. John:
Bernard and stephen Hopkins and
Mrs Mary Thompson. Funeral no
tice later
NOTHW ANG-Nov. 26. 1910, Catherine
beloved wife of the late Adam Noth .
wang. and mother OF Mrs: Sautter'
John, julius and Fred Nothwang.
, Funeral from house. 1S4 llale-st.. on
Wednesd at p. m
FNKINSON--Sunday morning, Mrs.
Eliza. at the home of her daughter'
Mrs Burt Ferrin. 16 Ferrin-pl, Mt.
Clemens Short service Monday even
ing at O'Clock before taking the re :
mains to Port Huron, where the ~ :
neral services will be held AT the
home OF her son. George Jenkinson,
SII Court-st, Tuesday afternoon al
o'clock. Rev Monday officiating:
assisted by Rev. Abe Holland. OF
OWOssO Mich.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED INTERURBAN
LINE0.

PORT HURON LLMrTEDe-T q. -
ana every two hours To D. m: Sun
DAYS only, IL D. IN. Through locala- Z
m. and every two hours to D. ~
hourly 10 p. m. including Unite
Clemens. s:2s a m. hourly to i1:1o -
FLINT LIMITEDs-.7:ss O. m, S:sr
n m, 1885 p. m. :s5 y. m, Ass r.
m Through locals. a. m, every tvX
hours 10 . p. m: Oxford only, II p.
Flint sundays only, IL D. m. To How01
a m. s a. IN. and every two hours
~ JpbCTKsoN LIMITEDs-s:Is a N. "
.vSTv two hours TO Sis p. m. ThrosSS
locals a. m. and every two hour
m: Ann Arbor only. q. m, e:S0 I'd
m u m, 10 u. m. IL y. m. NORTH
only S:sO a m. hourly to Sac .. -
5:s6 p mn,i. Up m. IL D. m Saline 81
i'S TTo1.EDo LTMITEDs-7:se q. =. -
every two hours to $50 p. IN: SaeUr
and sunday. 1920 p. m. Through -
$40 a. m and hourly 70 $50 r
Monroe only, $50 y. m. IL p. m
WYANDOTTE DIv.--5;SS q ~. 49,
hourly TO s:s3 y. IN, hourly -
PONTIAC Div.--s a M. 20 10 - -
service TO $3.50 p m. hourly -
= NJ, II D. m; Birmingham only. n
ORCHARD LAKE DIv.--s O ~.
~ to IL y. m
.The.e cars run through 20 $500
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"

is
Information "p pe,at
to
come n
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

ABLE- BODIED men wanted for the u:
S. Marine Corps. between the ages OF
10 and rs Must be native born or
have first papers. Monthly pay $lS
to 500. Additional compensation pos.
sibie. Food, clothing, quarters and
medical attendance free. AFTER 81
years service can retire with 70 per
cent OF pay and allowances. Service
on board ship and ashore In oil parts
OF the world Apply at u. y. Marine
Corps Recruiting office, 40 fort-s'
west Detroit, Mich.
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Theft crippIes Orphan Asylum

The recent wholesale theft of the
chicken coop of st. Vincent's Orphan
asylum. has seriously crippled that
institution, as considerable revenue
was derived from the sale OF eggs
and plump young chicks and geese.
The thief was caught and is now do
Ing time" In the House OF Correction,
but that fact has not replenished the
chicken coop. The sisters OF charity
at the institution. have found il neces-
sary To send out an appeal for help
and ask response from the public.
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! o rega The
In BueHA
furthe lm he mat r.. q.
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LAKE AND RIv ER srnA1rIn


For CIeveissA, Pittsbusg- &C ~
points south and east. leave daily
D. IN. Fare to Cleveland. ~. Pitts
$685.; lower berths. 30; upper -
curslon 20 Cleveland every Datu
night. 81 90 round trip. re-
City Ticket Ofnces; Majestic -
isf woodward and lie orfswo10-o1
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Pretty frocks are OF nets and mar
quisettes, stenciled In simple design
In soft colors, and the design out
lined in beads.
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Sob Prinrins Done Right Times
prfntins Co.., No rs John r at. Call
Main 1898. or City Ass
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BUILDING LOTS
SI.oo Down, $1.oo Weekly.

PA.oS AO"hp YA.OC w SSAiys
Cadillac-avs, soath of Gratiot, corusp
Schumacher; cement walk. wstsr 40
trees; $S7S. a.
0ratiot subdivision, near Harper ana.
car barn: . few left ct $500 ana M.
Michigan and Parkinson. Ans location. 4
North woodward, nvs minusss waltz
from new car barn and Ford plane&
close to new school: excellent bull0@f
ing lots at $3.50 each. IA
Glendale subdivision. In the centor Ell
Highland Park: Just put on the uag~e
kst: lots 80. u. - and Stxles; cloo91
TO al improvement ,;a ss,n n tns ~
Many other lots IN all parts Of tho1
city. See M before buying. We ea1s
suit you.
NO INTEREST 4
charged the buyer No paymenGe - 1
make IL sick or out OF work ~ !.
Del cent allowed on extra pay mout2 \
Main office open Saturday eyo01no.
BESSENGER q MOORE 2oe Toaos y
graph bldg.
Business-iike Printing. No fuss en1
no feathers. The plain. neat kind thai y
looks right. Times Prfntlng Coe u
John R-st. Mail 1893, or City 1883
----- --------------- ----------------s
FOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
75-FT- WIDE LOT IN Seminole, D.
tween Agnes and ST. Paul MIRA a
Roth 2Ss Concord-ave Mf
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SODA FOUNTAINS ..a S'Ills .SaO and gg eo'
,soib Co. Fsrmer-s,. u terma
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ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring good
position can get one after completing
one OF our courses. day and nignt
classes all the year; our raciities are
nositively unedualed in Michigan.
DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
l1-24 Wilcox. st.
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wANTED-sALEsMEN.

wANTED-SALESME HONEST. to
sell nursery stock: experience un-
necessary: salary commission
weekly reference Address Milburn
Advertising Agency Milburn, N. j.
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ON ACCOUNT OF LEAVING CITY, 1
will sell as a whole the entire furnish
ings OF my S-room house. Furniture
only six months old. and consists OF
rumed oak rockers, davenport. reclining
chair, tables. colonial buffet. and china
closet. dining cnalrs upholstered in genu-
Inc leather, Imported German rugs, hand
hammered brass dome. brass and colonial
beds. mahogany chiffoniers, cheval glass,
gas and coal range. Rent Is $40. the
cheapest in Salt Lake. Must be seen to
be appreciated Call at 3l4 First Ave:
RsII pEone Main 27iI. e64s
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CLEANING AND DYEING


SALT LAKE CLEANING CO, 35l SO.
State Bell phone $3.50, Ind. 1874.
d2210
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CRESCENT COURT NO,
!. Royal and Exalted
Degree OF tho Amaranth
Stated meetings second
Tuesday OF each month.
Masonic Temple. corner
Second East and First
South. A cordial invita-
d to all visiting members.
AMELIA KING, R NJ.
Sec Pro Ten,
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LARGE FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE
for two; modern house, furnace heat.
6lS So. Main. e3iS
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MAN-AND-w WIFE TICKET TO CHICA--
go. FAB, Tribune. eoS5
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TWO ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
electric light. hot and cold water. bath.
ma. Phone 81 Almeda ave, close to
University. tsbO
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FURNITURE OF SEVEN ROOMS.
fixed for housekeeping, house TO rent.
Price $500 Close in. 437 E. End So. e494
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TO TRADE


TO TRADE-EQUITY IN NEW EIGHT
room modern home. 1st ave, for small
house, acreage or unnproved lots. Ad-
dress E-57 Tribune. d3eO7
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EGGS FOR SETTING AND INCUBA-
ton, from my laying strain OF Single
Comb Rhode Island Reds. A few cock
orels and pullets. Mclntlre, 3O5 Paxton
ave Ind li59l GAGS
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SHORTHAND

FULL COURSE BY MAIL, SO; PRI-
vate lessons, $25. No books TO buy.
SEVEN Inst: 35 Mercantile. c2li
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TWO ROOMS. PANTRY AND CLOSET.
furnished for housekeeping. $50 w. 1th
South. efIf
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ONE 6-YEAR-OLD MARE. W.T.. 1900
lbs., breeding qualities extra good also
81 wagon and gravel box outfit used
months. 224 So. 2nd West. ebI7
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO
/. Order Eastern Star,
Masonic temple-Stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
members will receive a
cordial welcome. Lucia II,
McCullow, w. M. Nell
lie T. Spencer, Secretary.
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HOTELS

IMPERIAL HOTEL-ROOMS BY THE
day soc up. 2i0-2 2ii South State street.
Ind, 2527, Poulsen & Poulsen. props.
62o21
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DON'T SELL YOUR FURNITURE
Have 1t reupnoistered-made new again
phono 1898 ABOUT IL 5. l.. Mattress e
Mig. Co. cl0b3
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TUNING

JOHN A, LECRDEITER. TUNER AND
repnirer OF pianos and organs. Bell
ts5l-Z w3g56
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SCOVILLE & GUTHRIE.
Real Estate and Business Opportunities.
liz So. State. Ind. 795. Bell 3I15.
k1010
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STANDARD ROTARY SEWING MA
chimes. Walter NJ. Jones. 32 Richards
street. cl2l0
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n PLANO; NEW, COsT $3.50; WILL
une. c325
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SHOWCASES. SHELVING, COUNTERS.
fixtures. fur -'les. typewriter. New
man, 58 w. I'd So. ea26
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

so IRON BEDS, DIFFERENT
designs, that sell regularly from
SO TO S25, will close out at prices
ranging from 81 TO $40; also large
line OF and 6-hole ranges, slight
ly used. at less than half their
market price. A small payment
down, balance weekly We carry
everything for the home. ] X l.
Second Hand Store, eO9 South
State ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
SIGNS
STORAGE AND .-HIPPING

WE SHIP II. II GOODS TO ANY PART
OF United States. cut rates Kimbal Van
nd STORAGE Co. 10 w. lst So m2669
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

FINE OAK SHELVING; ALSO SEC
ono hand Showcases. w. L. Wetherpee
loS-16O w. LIST Sourn. p1sll
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

DOUBLE OVEN RANGE. HANDSOME
sideboard, single beds. tables, good con-
diton, cheap. 443 E. ist So. eo6s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

1850 AND so H. F.. BOILERS. 2 GATES
,crushers. betting. puileys. gasoline en-
eine, hoists and pipe. Western MachInoIy
Co, 56S w. Stn South. Ind. 3G26. csIs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

ONE IRON GRAY HORSE. GOOD UN-
der saddle 1000 lbs. Gift house. e559