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KIDNEYS ACT FINE
AND BACKACHE GOES
A Few Doses Regulate the Kid
neys, Ending All Backache,
Bladder or Urinary Misery.

Whether old or young. no man or woman can
make a mistake by taking good kidney med
icine any time.
The moment You suspect any kidney or urinary
disorder or feel a dull, constant ache in the
rack, sides or loins. the urine is full of
sediment or thick. cloudy and offensive. irregular
Of passage or attended by sensation Of scald-
ing begin taking Pape's Diuretic, with the
knowledge that there is no other remedy at any
price made anywhere else in the world, which
will effect thorough and prompt q cure.
The time to cure kidney trouble is while it is
only trouble - before 1t settles into Dropsy,
Gravel. Bright's Disease Diabetes.
Pape's Diuretic OTIS directly upon the kid
neys bladder and urinary system; heals,
eieanses vitalizes and regulates these organs,
ducts and glands and completes the cure usually
within a few days.
Lame back. painful stitches. rheuma tisn.
Prostate trouble nervous headache, dizziness.
irritsbility. sleeplessness. innamed or puffy eye
lids, bilious stomach or weak. WORKOUT Tired
feeling and other symptoms caused by sluggish.
inactive kidneys disappear Uncomfortable
smarting. frequent urination especially at night
and all bladder misery ends.
Your ply sician. pharmacist. banker or any
mercantile agency will vouch for the respon-
sibility of Pape Thompson Pape Of Cincin-
natl who prepare Pape's Diuretic-J0 cent treat
ment-sold by every druggist In the world.
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Navy May Take Hand.

He says. on post card:
philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore are
the worst cities in the Union. and il they
do not reform themselves our navy will
drop a few shells on to them just like the
Portuguese and Brazilian navies. did in
their country
We navy fellows are the greatest re-
formers on the face of the earth. We are
above the law.
No name was signed.
Dr. Tindall. secretary to the board OF
Commissioners, got the postal first. He
translated the scrawl and sent it in to
Commissioner Rudolph. with this COM
mept:
What becomes of Mayor Gaynor's dag
nosis of Washington i'm view of this judg-
ment What would he have said IL he
had walked to Washington through Phila-
delphia and Baltimore instead of coming
by Pullman? l blush to think. W. IT,
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The Sunday Serial.

Thurley Ruxton. the heroine Of Philip
midst of her reception as Princess Thir-
yinia of Hertzegotha. who. is in America
incognito. She was riding through the
park on a superb Arabian steed when
the animal bOlted. and there ensued one
of the most picturesque runaways ever
witnessed. OF course, the author put this
in to show Thurley's splendid horseman-
ship and also to give Robley Stuyverant
opportunity to find her again. OF course,
YOU are looking for the next installment
of the great serial in our next Sunday
Magazine.
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THREE WICKED CITIES
FACE TERRIBLE FATE
Cleveland Man Doesn't Include
National Capital in
the Trio.

An individual from Cleveland. Ohio. has
taken Commissioner Rudolph into his
confidence to say that the fate which
ibefell the ancient cities of Bible times
when the inhabitants or said cities grew
too gay was straining at its leashes in
the cases of Philadelphia, Boston and
Baltimore.
dolph sent out hurry call for the MEM
bers of the District Building Newswriters'
Association this morning was to give
them all ample proof that Mayor Gay
nor's remarks about Washington being
as bad as New York-and the consequent
rumble of remarks and comment tina:
girtiled the world in newspaper form
might have been changed had his honor
the mayor gone to the three wicked cities
cited by the Cleveland man.
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lowed" Him One, Anyhow.

After making certain disparaging COM
ments about this poem, the circular letter
continues:
"A humble but intellectual worker on
the canal. who runs a cement mixer dur
ing the second shift, read Chile and was
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moved to write the following Owed to the
Governor:
''Who knows how in verse to rave:
The Governor. sir.
Who Is the subject of this stave?
The Governor. sir.
Who il laughed at by gay and grave:
Who il dotty we behave?
Who should seek some distant cave:
The Governor, sir.
who had opened Pegasus gate:
The Governor. sir.
Who has 'Chleblai2s on his fate:
The Governor, sir
Who to his iol, is cOnsecrate?
Who with his ruDes doth all elate:
Eliciting laughs from ev'ry state:
The Governor. sir.
Then here's to Maurice. sad but true,
May he his common sense renew
May he get wise men Oft do
And rhyming cease on heavens dew;
But tear em up nor start anew.
Then seek a drink and find il. too.
And do it again-Oh, never"
Appeal for Deliverance.
The letter concludes with an appeal for
deiverance. and a statement that life on
the isthmus is bad enough normally, but
that with Gov. Thatcher's poetry thrown
In it becomes insupportabIe.
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NO OFFICIAL ADV|CES
OF PLOTS BY JAPANESE
Rumor of Schemes Against
Americans in Philippines
Without Foundation.

Repeated publications of statements
that japanese activities in the Philippines
have given rise to the belief that plots
are being laid against Americans has
called forth from the War Department
| the assertion that no information has
been received there to justify such state
ments.
Maj. Gen. Duvall. commanding the di-
| vision of the Philippines, has cabled the
| War Department an unqualified denial OF
| the published reports that a wireless
telegraph station, built and operated by
Japanese. has been discovered in the
Philippines and that quantities Of arms
ammunitions and explosives have been
found Illegally in the possession of jap
anese.
The generals denial was forthcoming In
answer to an inquiry cabled him from
the War Department, his attention hav-
ing been directed to these published re-
ports.
Ambassador Discredits Story.
Baron Uchida, the Japanese ambassa-
dor here. apparently gives as little Gre
dence to the war scare news from the
Philippines as does Secretary Knox.
Il do not believe these stories" the
ambassador said, many of which, to
my mind. are fabricatiOns or based on
wrong information altogether. The
United States and Japan are friends
OF course. there may be little differ
ences now and then. but nothing that
cannot be easily and amicably adjusted.
The Japanese press is friendly to the
United States
ut is necessary for us to have small
force on Formosa because of the abo-
rhymes there who come down from the
mountains and are sometimes men,
ace" he said. "They are savages who
must be held in check. But only what
Is necessary for protection constitutes
the military force there"
The ambassador said there existed in
Japan something similar to tho mill
tary campaign which comes up with
military expenditures are ready for
legislation, but not on SO large
scale"
Conspiracy Against Emperor.
The Japanese government has sent a
long cablegram to it's embassy here ex-
planning the status of the trial of Den
jiro Kotoku and six other Japanese. &C
cused of completely in a plot to assassi-
nate the emperor and his minister OF
state.
Criticism has been made" says the
cablegram, "about the suspension or pub
TIC trlal from its oeslnHHs. Ah!s etep'
however, is allowed by the imperial con-
stitution. which provides that trials and
judgments of court shall be conducted
publicly and that when there exists any
fear that such publicity may be preju-
dicial to peace and order. or to the main
tenance of public morality, the public
trial may be suspended by provision OF
law or by the decision Of the court OF
law"
In Accordance With Law.
Special permission. the cablegram states.
had been granted to members Of the bar
and members Of foreign embassies and
legations to hear the trial. The cable
gram further says that from the prelimi-
nary examinations to the trial now being
conducted the procedures have been in
accordance with the established law Of
the country.
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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 90 elegantly furnished
rooms, modern appointments. AL loca-
IIon good lease. ient nets $3.50 per room-
Inc furniture AMI carpets are IN extra
fine condition, and a we'll established
transient business, making big money
each month. We ara prepared TO make the
right price and teims on this valuable
proposition. For fun particulars call at
the Office Exclusive agency.
soo0-9 rooms. rent $35. / block from
SIT .0oo-120-room apartment hotel:
terms.
so6oo-55 rooms; highest class place:
s37oo-54 rooms; corner; heat free: low
rent, terms.
II you are contemplating the purchase
OF Tooining house or hotel or any busi-
ness venture. IL will pay you to cali at
the Office This department specializes
In high class propositions. and can save
For lease-3 elegant stores in Holmes
Knox bdildingi 10 modern rooms on East
lst South: and beautiful sales or show
room on Main ST.. 24x62, all at the right
price,
$35O0-The best equipped restaurant In
city on Main ST.. containing 300
square feet This Is positively tho
best proposition ever offered. The
rent Is very low and good lease.
Exclusive agency
A. RICHTER, REAL ESTATE.
A. L. Brattain. Mgr. B. o. Dept.
~ w 1st South. Phones GAL
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE


EVERY SIGN
Points to advancing values In Salt Lake
CITY. Property here is selling lower now
tnan IL ever VIII again, IL you want q
saie growing proposition, put your capl-
tai at work.
Some dirt that's dirt cheap:"
r. 7-ro2m strictly modern and up-to-
dafe residence. in nrst-ciass condition.
IL must be seen TO be appreciated. Lo-
Gated on P st, and the price has been
reduced to the above for a quick sale
Lot we'll improved and surroundings tho
best ~
$3.50
For 1ax2o rods and 5-room house, To-
Gated on North Temple St, near 9Th
west Owner leaving city and conse-
A cheap lot on sss5o. 1S.n ave
A 7-room modern brick, with 55x1ss
coops. etc One of the cheapest homes
for sale near 7th East and 9th South.
very good terms can be had.
$4,000,
2tx1o rods and a 3-room brick cot
!age, with good flowing well. on 9TH
Wet, near 3rd North Terms. one-half
cash.
5ox12o feet and a 5-room frame cot
tase, south front. near 11th South and
18th East. Terms $500 cash; bal. to
suit.
b0x115 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. ~ WEST 1ST SOUTH ST.
Phones Gal. e2191
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
~-~>~~~-~->-~-~~@>-~--> -~~-~~-~~>~~~o~~~~~
LITTLE G. LITTLE.
IRA OK ACE

LITTLE &c LITTLE.
TRACKAGE.
Sixle5. corner on 9Th So. between 4th
and 5th West. $500
l0x20. same locality. Se000-
SAXl9. same locality $4,000.
6AXl0. same locality $4,000.
Larger piece in same locality, ZOO.
2Qxl0. corner on North 4th West, $4,000.
2oX2o on Sth y, Or. G. track. $1,000
y acres near Warm Springs o. S. L.
and K. @. w trackage, $500 an acre.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
49axl15l. corner on Sd So. between 1st
and 21c5 I'd West, Le 5000 per foot . .,
and Sd West (wiil sell parO. $3.50 foot
75x110. corner OF Main and 9th South.
$500 per foot.
90 feet on 1st South between State and
20 East, al $400 per foot,
Second South b ween West Temple
and LIST West. at 5000 per foot.
state street. between 4th and 9Th South.
at $500 per foot.
577x165. on lst ave, between State and
A. at st1O foot Ali special taxes paid.
i5x122, alley on both sides. 1st South be-
tween I'd and Sd East. All special taxes
5Ox135 on State. "a blocks north oi
Eagle Gate. $3500.
SOx95 corner Brigham and Sd East AL
special taxes paid. $3.50 foot
RESIDENCES
5-room mod pr brick, near 2d So. and
18th East. House nearly new, $4,000
b-room mod. brick, near B' and ith ave,
sewer connected. $4,000,
Fine 5-room modern pressed brick on
street. furnace. e. !. and gas. bath and
toilet separate, laundry tubs. stairway tc
attic $4,000.
5-room modern pressed brick on 9Th
ave. sewer connected, 2lX7A, $3G50
broom modern pressed brick on Yves,
North Temple. $3.50.
G-room modern pressed brick on E st.
hall and parlor finished in oak, e. l. and
gas, furnace. sleeping porch. etc. $4,000.
Lot 3Taxli0 on Douglas ave, $3.50. .
LITTLE & LITTLE. No. w, I'd So.
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FURs AND rAXIDERMIsTs

We DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxldcrunist line and carry COM
r,,,'tc stock of manufactured goods. pay
highest p-lce for raw iurs and game
GCads r. Stencil Fur Co. 81 3rd So.
aSls3
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at this cosy little rooming house. located
on North First West not very far from
the O. S. l.. depot. Furniture is brand
new and OF very good quality. There are
six rooms. three of which are rented and
bring enough money TO pay the entire
this week Furniture cost $3.50; can show
you the bills. The Lewis-Lowe Co..
Judge Bldg. HOl3
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Just one vacant apartment left, and
you VIII be in luck TO get II. Call tomor-
row afternoon. 1888 Church street. Just
off Fourth South, between State and
Main.
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FOR sAIE-REA1, ESTATE


New 4-room frame, good sized lot. 7th
z. and 10Th So. 1850
Groom brick. 31xlO rods. 7th South.
near 9Th East. 1880.
3-room frame, X near End ave, 2xG
rods. sli50.
4-room house near l1th West and 9th
South. 50X157 feet. s1050.
5-rom brick, modern, 5Ox1ao feet. Sth
So. and 11th West. $1,000.
4-room frame. lot with flowing we'll
near 18th So and state. 1880.
3-room house. nice improved lot. near
9Th East and 10th South. $1,000.
4-room brick near 9th So. and 9Th East
s2400.
C. near 5th ave. broom brick. all as
sessments paid. lot 3xs rods. s2e5O.
4-room modern near 10th South and
Ith East: 50x15S, $3.50.
7th East near 18th South. splendid s.
room modern brick house for $3.50.
On Sth East near 9th soutn, good A.
room modern brick. large lot. $3.50.
10th South and 18th East dandy o.
room modern bungalow, nice lot $265o'
Groom modern. 24x7A rods, 2-story
good Magee furnace. S St. $500.
7-room mod. 2-story brick, ard ave-.
near S. south front. $i250.
Brand new S-room modern. End ave
all assessments paid. $1,000.
Brand new modern. 3rd ave. south
'front.' hot water heat. $4,000.
e-room modern. very large lot. Pepper
ton. 1000.
Groom modern, the prettiest home ir
Salt Lake for $4,000 Near Brigham ant
u ST.
LOTS.
Beautiful corner. q rods front. facing
south and east, corner 9Th ave and {
St. $4,000
40x14O feet on 9Th East. with all as
sessrnents paid, S1250.
i0xl55 feet to alley. 4th ave, south
front, $1,000.
5Oxl12 feet near 9th East and 1Otf
South 500.
Beautiful lot. pear End So and 12tf
East, $500.
$50 per foot for lots facing south or
2nd ave-, beautifully located.
Many others.
y. RICHTER. 10 WEST 1ST SOUTH.
Phones GAL fGG.
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SPECIAL NO. l.
10 rooms, some are furnished for light
Housekeeping, This certainly is g bar
gain at $3.50 Rent $40.
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SOME GENUINE BARGAINS.
Good, 6-r. frame; fine barn. large lot,
chicken runs. etc, on Major ave: also
SOFT. lot on Main near 11th So. AS
owner Is leaving city this VIII be sold
together for $3.50.
6-r. mod. on 18th East near 3rd So. i;
full basement. laundry room. etc; 4;
S4500; $1,000 cash. bal easy,
Sr. mod. near 9TH and j; $500.
4-r, mod, Sth So. near w. T.: $3.50.
Pair lots, Sth w. near 7th So; $500.
4iX130 IT.. on So Main; $780,
50Xl57l on Windsor; Sl050,
4liX99 on Sth So. near Main: S26G0.
IL 2-3 acres. with 3-r b.. on 10th So
and 9th East, only $1,000,
80 acres near Layton. with good. 6-r,
brick house, barn, granary, etc: only
$4,000: can make good terms
We have several good stock ranches.
MAHAN INV. CO. 273 So, w Temple.
Both phones ili 1881
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SPECIAL NO. 8.

II rooms and not vacant one: sever
furnished for light housekeeping. This
place is close In and the rent is the
cheapest OF any place in town OF It's klnC
only $50 per month. II you have $500
cash and would Ike 10 get into a place
where you can clear $50 per month,
here's your chance.
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ACCORDION PLEATING

AND SIDE PLEATING.
Mrs NJ NJ Jepncns 5OS East Third
So II Ben phone 1867. aSOa0
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A cozy little home I'm the cheerful two
room apartments at 34A East Second
South. half block from the postoftice.
f1014
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

;APITAL OPPORTUNITIES.
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ELECTA CHAPTER. U.
D.. order Eastern Star Star
Slated meetings third
Tuesday OF each month.
Masonic temple, corner
Second East and First
south Visiting members
cordially invited:
> S. NIPPER. w. NJ.
NISI.AND. Secretary
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ACREAGE.
ton, southeast; beautiful. level land.
line for this locality assured; terms $50
cash and $40 per month.
90 ACRES,
plating: cheapest acreage on east bench
10 ACRES.
East 18th South. beautiful corner, suit
able for subdivision; prime location. Sec
us for price,
so ACRES.
southeast: another tract for plating.
6i ACRES,
adjoining: college view; only $4,000.
Many other large and small tracts.
LOTS. NORTH BENCH.
11-ft. lot. south front. on 18th ave
$3.50.
1T. lots on 9th ave. with south front;
beautiful building sites: only $1,000 each.
third cash.
4l-ft. lots on 9th ave. and F: fine land
and desirable location. the price OF $1,000
each insures quick sale
l65 II. X 165 IT, lots on north bench;
city water. a from $500 to $4,000 each.
Lot near city and county building, Al
IT, frontage, l65 IT. deep; very cheap;
owner must sell: make us an offer.
TRACEAGE.
S2x245 feet. reached by all railroads;
$4,000.
For quick sales list with us.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO,
so Main st. 1858
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO
i Order Eastern star;
Masonic Tcmple-Statea
meetings first FRIDAY
members will receive q
cordial welcome. Lucie II
McCullow. w. M, Mel
lie T, Spencer, Secretary
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CRESCENT COURT NO:
/ Royal and Exalted
Degree OF the Amaransh
Stated meetings second
Tuesday OF each month
Masonic temple. corner
Second East and First
South. A cordial invita-
5ed 10 all visiting members.
{ NJ. M'CARTY. r. NJ,
Secretary.
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II w, SECOND SOUTH ST.
Bell Phone 3SOl. Ind. Phone 66.
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mt Order Of Odd Fellows.
LODGE NO. II, !. o. o. F.
nv Wednesday night at s
%. F. temple. Visitors well
Youngreen. N. G.; j. c.
sf1ry.
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WALL PAPER CLEANING
HOME PAPER CLEANING co. WORK
guaranteed. Ind. ll45. Bell 315a. vi0a-
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ODGE NO. 8, /. o. o. F.
~ Monday night at l. O. O. L.
Itors Invited. j. u. Hiltz.
.ndberg. Secretary. a143T
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MIDWIFE

TRTVNTE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs Lizzie Geisler. 336 w. 3rd
y unN iNG-N Ind t0II. tslI
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LODGE NO. 2. F. AND A.
: hau second Monday each
!. First South and Second
srs of sister lodges and So
nners In good standing. IN
simpkin. w. M; Christie
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SPECIAL NO. Q

SPECIAL NO. 2.
II rooms. elegantly furnished, every
thing of the best and arranged in four g.
room apartments. rent $50. and the
apartments rent for $42 each. II taken
at once. will sell for $3.50 cash down.
Total price Sl100. This is one OF the best
bargains you will find in the city,
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OSTEOPNTHY
DR. NJ MCDOWELL. 3ne-303 SCOTT
building Bell phones: office 1906. resi-
dencc. 337l-K al7i5
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5-room p. brick, modern. S. W. part
of town. $1,000, Your own terms
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EA1R SPECIALISTS

"
MRS NJ {. MOORE. FACE MASSAGE
nnd manicuriuG. Best references. HourS
/ 10 & u m Phone Ind. 2SQ+. I'll East
Third South. ~
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Groom brick. 31x1O rods. 7th South.
| near 9th East $3.50.
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TYPEWRITING

rI.lI. COURSE, PIANO TOUCH 25
cards Nv MAIL. S.; private lessons
daily: proficiency guaranteed. Seven
t.si. - Mercantile block. e-lt
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SMALL CAPITAL WILL BUY BEST
theatrical interest In Salt Lake, In
uuire manager Salt Lake Theatrical Ex-
change suite Ia. New York Hotel bldg,
one block west OF postC tfice. dl063
FOR ROCMING HOUSES AND BUSI-
ness chances. see Grafton, 22 and 23
Commercial block. elSI
WANTED BUSINESS MAN, $4,000;
open general merchandise store, Wend-
over Utah. Best opportunity In the
country. Write OF call on Joseph Con-
ley Wendover Utah, fl29
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FOR RENT-FURN1SHED

LARGE ROOMS; BATH. KITCHEN
cabinet and cellar, 163 w. End North:
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SHORTHAND

FULL. COURSE BY NAIL. s5; PRI-
vate lessons daily. No books TO buy.
"Seven" Inst: 50 Mercantile blk. a2l2
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M1ZPAH CHAPTER NO
8, Order Eastern star
Stated meetings. hrsi
Monday OF each month
Masonic temple. corner
Second East and Flrst
South. Visiting mem oers
cordially invited.
G. BROWN. w, M
sTEWARD. Secretary.
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BA SEMEST ROOM. ST. CECIJE HO-
tel. suitable for clothes pressing. etc
Apply G. s. Holmes Enutstord hotel
fI1J7
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FOE RENT

OFFICE ROOM. FIRST FLOOR. BEST
location on Main street Address Z -a9.
Tribune. BLISS
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SPECIAL NO. 4.

We have just listed a SIKH room house,
location the best, rent S32 90 per month,
and we are going TO sell IL at the ridlcu-
lousy low sum OF $3.50. There is not
place in the city furnished the same as
this and with good location that you
could buy for less than $500.
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
II w. SECOND SOUTH STREET.
Bell Phone 3S0l, Ind, Phone Co.
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(baE ~ REAT. SUITE oe-
prao.ci. Bell phone i234. All
detective work un-
,x,perienced operatives: all
J rSely Sy confidential; refer
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.REr SOCIETIES

4RGENTA LODGE NO 8. F
~nd A. MAJ Masonic TEN .
nle corner Second East ana
Eirst South streets. hrst
tuesday OF each month
sister lodges and soJourn-
Invited. F. Fl, Crager. W.
/ phillips. secretary.
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4-RoOM, FURNISHED HOUSE. CLOSE
In; S25. A. N Humphries. IS West
End South st. 1890