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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-07-21
HARD LUCK.
TIE RlSlDVEsTUHts,0f TWO LOCAL
Elha0DS.

Highly enthuscd by the glow
ing reports Of Genuine Sports
men, two Amateurs, Willie
Vodry and T.. r. McQuitty.
both members Of the Rich Hill
Fire Department. hied them
selves TO the woods last Thurs
day for a couple Of days with
the Squirrels and the MOS
QUITOEs.
Mighty were their prepare
tious and nothing was spared
in the way Entertainments, eat
ables etc. including ice and
what goes with it. In fact
their comfort from the start
until their glorious return was
well looked after Thirty two
yards of mosquito bar. four
bottles Of Bite No More, was
right up the top Of their supply
list.
Rising early on the morning
named, each did his part toward
the arrangement and after much
ezertiyn and perspiriug the two
gentlemen In question were
ready TO leave. then l.30 in the
afternoon. Driving some nine
miles southeast. in the Andrew
Lipscomb ueighborhood, with
hopes high and heads erect
both McQuitty a u d Vodry
aliEhted from the vehicle and
proudly declined the kind fav-
ors offered by Mr.. Lipscomb
and said. We're out FOR a
camp and thank you for the Of.
fer, but we want TO camp out.
as we can stay in a house at
home
Well, camp was set, the first
quest for squirrels was made,
the wind rose, back 10 camp,
no squirrels, thus ended the
first day. After supper. tent
was wrapped and rewrapped
in the thirty two yards of mos.
quito bar and cbt bold hunters
crawleJ under, like a dog in
his box, for a nice quiet nights
rest, go rise early next morn
and after the squirrels again
At just 1922 I'm the night a
severe thunder storm came up.
then the trouble began.
At the suggestion of Nodry,
both men got outside the tent
and each hove TO with might
and main ON the guy ropes OF
said tent after placing all the
belongings inside, thinking j.,
better 10 keep them dry and
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Guilty. first giving up. releasing
his hold, and aided By the wind
everything went Vodys way
and tent and all went down
Horses become scared and
broke loose, things were begin
ming TO look bad. Finally
Vodry gave up too and says
Ne 20 LipscOmb's.
After refusing the kind hos
pitality Of Mr.. Lipscomb early
in the day each felt rather
humiliated in going back 20 the
house. AS il was late then
they crept cautiously from the
barn lot 70 a small two rooued
house used for a club house in
some seasons. and finding same
locked, were up against II
again. Neither b a d nerve
enough 20 waken Andy az that
time Of night, 50 decided 20
break the lock and pay for il.
After some trouble they sue
ce-d ded in gaining an entrance,
and in the darkness Of the
night with wet matches in their
pockets, again they were up
against IT,
Feeling their way around.
Vodry stumbled on Mr.. Lips
combs old deaf dog, who on
account Of his deafness and the
storm fury outside had not
heard them gaining their en-
trance. Then a terrible en-
counter ensued. the dog know
ing OF course they were in
truders. A temporary cook
stove was overturned, utensils
were knocked here and there
and finally, when McQuitty had
come to the rescue with an
empty vinegar bottle which he
had pulled from his hunting
coat. the dog beat 4 hasty re
treat out in the weather. As a
result Of the encounter Vodry
is wearing 4 darkened eye,
which he tried TO explain was
done by the mosquitoes.
Well as a climax TO this much
noted and prepared hunt the
amatuers still had pent up in
their bosoms enough nerve to
again Try their lunch in the fol
lowing morning. Squeezing
the water out of the bakers
bread and wrapping around il
some breakfast bacon, which
had shed the water like j duck,
each partook Of their break
fast By the united efforts Of
both they succeeded in freeing
a squirrel and taking rest on Il
paw paw bush both OF them
fred and down came 4 squirrel.
Their bosoms swclled with
pride and as each started 20
gain their prize, the thought
came 20 each that they had per
haps better reload as another
may happen on the scene. All
OF sudden from behind a
thicket came an old SOW with
eleven little pigs and quick as
lightning she grabbed the squir-
rel before Nodry could get 20
lt and away she went such 4
race, the old SOW with the
squirrel the eleven little pigs,
Nodry then McQuitty Round
and round, up and down, across
the slough, through 4 fence,
and, we'll, finally worn ont by
the race andtbe broken nights
rest OF the eve before they gave
up the chase, tbe'old SOW win
ming
This completely discouraged
the 3matuer hunters and back
TO the camp they went. Wen
the whole sum of il was, they
spent two days, eight dollars
and tishty ave cents, and kill,
cd one squirrel which the old
SOW got, and the chances are
that fh. rrSt fsftow who men.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-07-21

John d. Moore was a business
visitor in Butler MOuday.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-07-21

Wm. Mudd was a passenger for
Adrian yesterday noon.
Prof Oliver A Phelps of Cali.
forEia will lecture on Socialism
at the corner OF 9th and Park
Ave on July % and %
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-10-07
Saloon Licenses

The underlying principle of all regulation is the question
of license The first of all questions in the problem of
regulation is:
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-10-07
Liquor Interests Oppose

part of the history of the liquor traffic this and
every other country that the liquor interests have opposed
each proposition for the regulation Of the traffic If
the liquor interests have been defeated and the plan of
regulation has been put into effect Immediately there has
arisen fight the enforcement Of the law.
Experience with county option in other states has shown
satisfactory enforcement of law when
the county officials know the sentiment OF the people who
elected when there question in the minds Of
the citizens just what officials to be held responsible
Brewers see as do observers the natural
growth of sentiment the people of Illinois,
the people of all states is toward strict regulation
of the saloon public drinking place
Liquor this sentiment reflected in greater de-
gree succeeding legislature This sentiment is grow
ing part of the moral progress Of the commonwealth
When the Of the growth of this sentiment the
advocates Of strict regulation prong by their
perence voice demand that the question of license
license should be submitted of all the people living
in county, instead of being submitted merely to vote of
people Of towns villages cities the liquor interests
the effectiveness Of such proposition.
Fair Proposition
If they did not consider it effective they would oppose
it, The liquor also the fairness of the PROPOSE
ton for vote by counties And knowing that the
American asks nothing than DEAL the brewers
realize that such proposition will surely appeal to fair
legislature.
It is within the of the citizens Of Illinois to elect
fair legislature TO be fair legislator be allied
in any way with the liquor interests
Do Americans resent the thought that representa-
tves Of should make the laws regulating the
trusts?
Do you, Americans the thought that
toed by liquor interests should make the regulating
the liquor traffic?
With the brewers attempting to throttle the growth of
sentiment with the brewers attempting control the
legislature and with the brewers denying the people op
porny to vote the liquor question: it wonder
that county option is political issue?
The brewers have opposed every forward step in regu
laon and have yielded public sentiment only when
would been suicide yield They opposed
ship option They opposed municipal option and it's the
liquor interests alone who opposing county option The
people for it.
Saloon Licenses
The underlying principle of all regulation is the question
license The first of all questions in the problem
regulation is:
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-10-07


sphere influence of the saloon The people of each county,
if they choose it. shall the right to
the question of licensing saloons in that county.
County option chance to vote.
County option means majority rule.
If majority in county wants saloons it can have them
If majority in county wants to abolish the saloons it
do
The majority is entitled to what it wants.
The City Gets the License Money
The county the unit Every taxpayer in the county
contribute the support of the county government
He contribute the maintenance of the courts, the
jal the poorhoses and the insane asyums The saloons
add the of maintaining all these institutions The
license which the saloon only to the city or village
where the saloon located This license money help
repair Sidewalks but does not help to maintain the
courts the as the poorhouses and the asyums These
county institutions and must be maintained by the county
And every taxpayer in the county compelled by law
o help support these institutions.
Hence advocates of county option contend that
of justice taxation every taxpayer the county
is entitled voice in the final decision to whether
not saloons shall be licensed in that county.
AS a Means of Law Enforcement
The county also the unit of law enforcement The
city attorney and the police enforce the city ordinance
but up the attorney and the sheriff to enforce
laws 1t impossible to far into discussion
of the liquor without later considering the
proposition of law enforcement.
The division of authority between city and county officials
often of vexation The fact that the
duty of enforcing the law is divided between two sets of
officials each answerabe and responsible to the people Of
different political units tendency toward axnes Of
administration The city village officials may permit
wholesale violation of state laws For know that most
of the laws regulating the saloons state laws, and city
ordinances often provide very little regulation For instance
in the city of Chicago the state law which that saloons
must be closed Sunday is openly violated and this viola
ton is condoned by the city administration the grounds
that the people of the city opposed such regulation
This attitude maintained towards this and other laws
by other cities of the state of them within counties
that would abolish the saloon if given opportunity under
county option. Again, county officials not feeling of
the sentiment of the people of the county may and often do
permit many fragrant violations pass without any attempt
prosecution
Lack of satisfactory law enforcement of the things
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-10-07
(Adapted from an EGchange)

which suggest county option proper method Of
latng the liquor traffic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18

MONET LOANED eALARIED PEOPLE
And others, including women keeping house.
without security; easy payments: o6!css in ~
pflncipal cities: save yourself money By getting
ny terms nrst. D. b. ToLMAN. Room 50d
'688 18th Ut. NV. oeS0-tk0
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FOR SALE-HOUsEs.

FOR SALE-SPECIAL
TO THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN CONSIDER
ING THE PURCHASE OF THE HOUSES ON
CHAPLIN STREET BETWEEN Hath AND
18TH WE WISH TO STATE, NoTWITH.
STANDING THE FACT THAT THE GOV
ERNMENT HAS DECIDED TO PURCHASE
THE LARGE TRACT OF LAND NEAR
THESE HOUSES, BETWEEN 18TH AND
10TH, FOR A PUBLIC PARK. THE OWNER
IS STILL WILLING TO SELL THE Re-
NAMING HOUSE, 1465. FOR $3.50. THE
ADVANTAGES OF OWNING A RESIDENCE
SD NEAR THIS BEAUTIFUL PUBLIC PARK
WILL BE VERY GREAT.
CHAPLIN STREET IS ONE OF THE BEST
IMPROVED SQUARES ON THE HEIGHTS.
THE HOUSE HAS A SOUTHERN EXPOSURE
AND WILL BE DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL IN
SUMMER AND EASILY HEATED IN THE
WINTER.
$3.50 IS A VERY Low PRICE FOR SUCH
A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, WITH All
THE CONvENIENCES FOUND IN A FIF-
TEEN Or TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR
RESIDENCE: HOT-wATER. HEAT; HARD
WOOD POLISHED FLOORS; EXPENSIVE
DECORATIONS, ETC. LARGE LOT TO
GOOD PUBLIC ALLEY. If YOU WISH To
PURCHASE THE REMAINING HOUSE WE
ADVISE you TO ACT QUICKLY. OPEN
FOR AN INSPECTION.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 NEW YORK AVE.
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FOR SALE-$3 600 EACH.
Decidedly the best value ever offered in
Washington for home or investment
Nicely located on the heights north of the
city.
1871 G1RARD ST. AND T5s GRESHAM ST
section built up with attractive new
houses. Convenient to two car lines near
schools. stores. churches. etc.
Semi-detached brick dwellings
With covered porches. side entrance; six
large. light airy fooms an exceptionally large
bathroom and q very large kitchen; arst.class
plumbing: combination gas and coal range in
the kitchen: house heated BY an economical
hot-air furnace.
These houses rent readily for $2250 q
month. Ii one wanted to ask the outside
rental they would bring $500. but at SO. 50
YOU can expect to get your rent every month
and pick your tenants.
You cannot get the equal Of these houses
unless you are willing to pay in the neishbor-
hood Of $4,000.
At the price we offer these houses, %. 900,
they are decided bargains. The present owner
took twelve Of them in exchange and has re-
duced the price in order to realize cash. He
has disposed Of all but three Of them. Let N
sell one to you.
STONE FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
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THE INDIVIDUALITY
FOUND IN
MDDAuGH 4 SHANNON. INC;
HOME OF HUNDRED IDEAS
Inspires high degree Of public confidence.
The highest compliment paid their homes, Sec
ond to the rapid way in which they sell: 10
They have now produced a newly planned
and 18TH sHsrs ~ o' nNn P PSRs at ROAD NV
PRICES. $500 70 $4,000.
whsn inspecting the one completed house
notice particularly the features which make
Start with little study Of the exterior
design and detail finishing, and Immediately
% ot snt Is o.
pleasing effect has been derived from alter
mating. designs Of very early colonial and
interior wood fnishinss. together With the
carefulness Of good Workmanship. have caused
The general interior arrangement il a pleas.
ing and practical lsyout Of nine useful rooms
Porch. an Invaluable feature. 1t marks
great change in future home planning. Other
useful features which 60 to make up this
aseiess COOKERS. :iectrlcsily heated sat Irons.
instantaneous water heaters. laundry stoves.
etc ATan:em Daa,s,o have been made 90 that
and picture plans Of the properties that are
in the course Of erection, or samples Of the
material: being used In the construction are
Terms. $3.50 cash "a $3.50 monthly. in
actually less than the rental value Of the
sample home. 1856 Park road NV.
sH 4,s on . LucHs.
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oUr.oF.T0WN REAL ESTATE.

.,s d1reliin. .n;}.hie for .gn. hS1.,' :.
alteration intS apartments department store;
lot about 4e!sx130 feet: price. 81. 900; Wash
i ses any s' day. O'CLOCK to noon. i4 s6te
FOR sALE-MY WINTER HOME IN MATT.
land. Fla; Groom cottage, chicken houses.
stable and barn; 100 large orange trees, Is
small ones: about acres land; facing ON two
streets: close to depot. stores and churches.
Price. 81 200. Apply 724 7th sc. jy4.tf
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FOR sALE-NEw HOUSE ON HEIGHTS or
Petworth; only $4,000; hot-water heat; con-
tains 8 beautiful rooms; tiled bath: pantry;
closets and cellar; all hardwood trim; lots
Gil 5x100 It. II you want sterling value In
enter cars 20 to door. D. D. TH3MPsoGN
& CO.. Owners 1895 st. NV. jy16-lbt
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CoLoNIAL BEACH, VA.

THE EMVIGA, d dss II" ps ss!sl vt :.
Sanitary plumbing: gas; srtesfan water; on river
fyi3-23f.A
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FOR SALE-AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFER.
LOW-PRICED HOUSES IN A HIGH-PRICED
NEIGHBORHOOD.
IS, 80 EACH,
NEW HOUSES ON WASHINGTON HGHTS.
NEAR THE TWO CAR LINES AT 18TH AMI
COLUMBIA ROAD.
Undoubtedly the best proposition ever Of
fcred In q two-story house. The finish and
workmanship, decorations ETC.. are superior
to those found In most SIS, 900 houses
Very attractive fronts, best usality Of press
brick aud stone trimmings.
Parlor. reception hall, dining room, pantry
and kitchen on the first door, Finished
throughout In hardwood; magnificent tiled bat h
hot.water heat gas and electric lights, Gov
cred porches in the rear large yards running
back to u public alley; plenty OF room for a
garage.
See US about them soon. They will not re-
main on the market long
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave..
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FOR sALE-HOUSES.

A nve-room brick, In good repair; rented
to same tenant for eight years.
R RsH.; zig: :s.iss
Convenient location not far out.
MOORE HILL (Inc.). 1888 G Of. NV.
FOR SALOON THE HEIGHTS:
one Of the best residence streets; hot-watsr
heat.
Convenient to two ear lines.
FOR SALE-NEAR 14TH & + SITS. NV.
s'''F0o" house, ;4s ssSd condition
M Coz '1E al H1s s Sr 'n Isss t. NV
FOR SALON THE HEIGHTS.
8 rooms: baths; hot-water heat; oeep
lot to alley; beautiful new house. with
large rooms; hardwood trimmed; modern to
the minute
This is nne home. we'll located, At an
MOORE D HILL Gnc,. 1888 @ st. NV.
FOR -sALE-2l FEET WIDE
lot 12o feet deep; rooms; baths; hot
$8,95O.
This Is a big value in q house located n
the choice section OF the residential north
MOORE & HILL Gnc). 1893 st. NV.
FOR sALE-CHEAP ONLY IN PRICE
High-class homes at low-class prices Good
neishh0rh00d and ,s pss5eet construction
Twenty feet wide; rooms: tiled bath.
$500 cash and $50. r. a month. including
MOORE Z HILL GncJ. 1883 st. NV.
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN HOMES
CLEVELAND PARK.
None like them. The cheapest-the best.
Trees, plants. flowers in place Of hot streets
and brick walls See these beautiful homes.
Houses complete in every particular.
MOORE & HILL Uncl. 1883 st. NV.
FOR sALE-A CLEVELAND PARK CORNER:
Beautiful 1o-room house; stories aud
attic h0t'"a'er . sss5i
Large lot with southern and eastern ex-
MOORE l. HILL Unc), 1888 st. NV.
FOR sALE-CoNvENIENT TO UNION STA
traetive new sroom brick; al modern con.
venienees; good through residence street;
one square from !, .w soo car lines
II You are seeking a good home for little
money you cannot afford to miss seeing this.
MOORE & HILL unc.,, 1888 st. NV.
FOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL CORNER.
neighborhood II rooms; wide frontage; hot
water heat. An unusually handsome house
at reduced PRICE Ice; ooo
This is several thousands under real value
If looking for hish,ei las. home at bar
MOORE & HILL tIne.) 1883 st. NV.
FOR SALE-PRICE. $3.50.
$500 cash and $50. so per month. INCLUDING
ALL INTEREST.
Ne. corner soth and SITS. NV.
New houses: goOd-sized rooms Tiled bath.
rooms; cellars under entire houses furnace
heat attractive mantelS and decorations;
houses % feet wide: good sized yards; alley
way. Corner house, 81 $50.
3jth street is one Of the best streets In West
Washington The Western High School and
of hnndsomest residences are located On
s5th street. A splendid opportunity to own
your home.
MOORE HILL Gnc.). 1893 G st. NV.
FOR SALE-INVESTMENT
Price. 81, $50.
Renting for 81 so.
Nearly new. on a lettered street; reduced
from $500; great bargain; owner needs cash:
his loss, your gain.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. ls42 New York ave.
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Ferry, W. Va; large, airy rooms; table and
service excellent: rates reasonable.
tel6.tf.A A. u. OANIEk. Pr0Qk
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HOTEL -lROVUUlS,
SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. AND BEACH.
Capacity. 400; one of the most modern and up
t0-date hotels: 100 front. ocean-side rooms; prf-
vate baths; elevator: music: white service: ele-
CANT table. Special rate. $3.50 up weekly. g. 50
and up daily. Booklet. W. +. SHAW.
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FOR SALE-LOTs.

FOR sALE-TO WHITE OR COT.ORED. q
lots, 20x6Sh. on Frankfort st., Lapgdon, D. C. :
water main; well located. Price, 81 600 c. w.
CHAPEL. Batavia. ". Y. jyl6-3t
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ON THE MOUNTAIN OVERLOOKING THH
historic town Of Harpers Ferry % the ain
Top House; nfty-six miles from Washtn9to0,
B. and o.; good table and all modesn cen
veu1ence0: tn jt iris season. Booklet furnisho1,
my6.1 Z. 8. LOVETT. Prop.
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HOfeu Mount Vernon.

Pacific and Ohio aves.. same block Marlboro
Blenheim; near Beach and Young's Million
dollar Pier. Improved. refurnished. New man
agement. Capacity. 200. Elevator. Electric
lights. gas. Private baths. White service: All
outside rooms. Porches. Music. Cuisine
famed for excellence. Rates, 81 per day up,
$12 weekly up. Special rates. b. L. SMITH.
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FOR SALE
ANYTHING THAT YOU MAY WANT.
FROM LOT 10000 TO 100 ACRES.
ALONG THE LINE or THE ROCK
WILLIE ELECTRIC ROAD. EITHER I'M
PROVED OR UNIMPROvED, FOR IN.
VESTMENT OR SUBDIVISION.
J. Il. MILLER, 1904 3.
jyD.o0t
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jesttf JOHN T. KNOTT. Room "a. 91s ct.
ron RENT-BY GEO. ". LINKINs.
son 18th Ut. NV.
IA 18th. i7r. $4,000 1871 L sc, Sc. ~. ..eSe
$40 21st, 11r. b. $1,000 FLATS.
fs40 Corcoran. 81, b45.O0I 70 Q NV, 5r. b.. 80
2p27 n NV, 11r. b.40.65 1908 ne, 81, b.. - 30
Is3s 5th NV l3r b. 40 90 2i46 F NV, 3r. 80
s4os Pa Az nv, ST. Bat 80 124e 9th NV, A, Is 90
1925 18th. Or, b.. $50 1926 NV. i've good
1850 25th, o., b...31 90 OATS. By. y. e: 200
SO goth. sr, b...so50 STORES. ETC.
est ne 81, b.. ~ 90 1898 Fl nv. hne cor.
ee5 me- Sr b. 1900 offer wanted.
a222 NV, o., b..2S.50 1913 9th NV. 90
1919 H NV. Tor. b. $50 1915 Pa Az. 90
ao1 27th NV ST. wi2.SO Stables. Queens ct,
0Ih 9th nw,6r.wl2.S0 400 and 100
30 18th NV, 6r. vii so Garage. Lnsers al II so
large downtewn building WIN remodel to
nit tenant.
A number Of houses for uolored tenants, - up:
NOW IS THE TINE TO RENT. CONE IN
ND TALK IT OVER. 5ezS-tf
pR RENT sW. ess Va av.5r. b2o so
y.2o31 !, 12r, b. 1880 sW go Va Az. Ar. 10 20
N.17s3 B. 1or.b II 90 sw.e2s c, Or. 1890
>y.212 NJ av,sr. BIO Is 1877 c. 4r. 1850
w.404 o, Or. b. .2S.4 40 SW.3ll N. 4r: 10 20
Wv $40 B.storage. Is 90 ST. hoo 9th. ISL. b. 30 90
\y.125 12d, 7r, b. 1850 Sc 800 Pa avs. ID. o. 90
Wv. SIT 22d, sr 1880 APARTMENTS.
wv. 2O27 T. 6r 1910 Sc 3OO Pa av Or, b. 25.0 90
>Tl42s NJ a,,sr.Is4o SW: s2s c: Or j. s4 g
" s25 Nd av 12r. b65 90 The vincetta. 5r h. IS 90
" S43 Md av Or h. o. 90 The vincetta. 4r.b 70 30
~ 2O7Linw sr h. 20. so The Vinretta. n, Is 80
FICFS-NORTHWEST.
~rtral building. Offices Gurton building onces
Call AZ Office for information regarding alley
3Derties. stable. ETC.. I have for rent.
For further information apply at Office.
ie23-tf ]. ". PILLING. l41s st. NV.
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FOR REST-sOf ST. NV: EIGHT Rooms;
large cellar: kitchen on Afst. noor: washtubo;
back stairway; in good repair; 5000.
.jes-tf JOHN +, KNOTT, Room II. 91S + Ut.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. FISK ELGlN.

Expert in treatment Of special diseases chronic
and acute. Both sexes. Consultations CONFIDENTIAL
Medicine furnished. Prices moderate II and pa
ave NV. Phone 7647 Main. Hours, to !, 8 to 8.
jyl4-30t.8