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La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
Jorgenson.Martin.

Th1fsday afternoon when the Meth
odist tarson was busy with the pack
Ing 1nslness. he answered the door
beu find couple from Rocky Ford
on ~eal' business. They we're IN
vtts4 and after producing the OFF,
SonA kSnlssA sissessss, ,sbsre .haaAsss
sum noaed. and they shortly departed
for their new home as man and wife.
The happy couple were Mr.. Thomas
Jorgenson and Miss Elsie Martin. both
OF Rocky Ford. Doubtless a cordial
reception awaits them at their home
town. We wish them many joys and
halycon days.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
SKATING RINK NOTES.

The skating rink is doing a nice
business lately. every session showing
an increase In attendance.
January :sth is the date for the
Mask Carnival. Make your costume
early and compete for the prizes.
The basket ball season has opened
and the teams are showing good form
In practice. We expect to 'see some
very Interesting games this season.
Remember the date. January :sth.
Of the Mask Carnival Make your
own costumes. Do not walt for =
costumer ~ you may be disa appointcd.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
Ray.Marsh.

II ame as q surprise to many of
their young friends when II was
learn4d that Mr.. Walter J. Ray and
Alas selma Marsh were married. The
wso14g occurred last Saturday even
ins. q 1880 O'Clock. at the home OF
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs
MART, of sos Santa Fe avenue. Rev.
r. H.sAyres. OF the Methodist church.
offici fling.
The young couple left immediat ely
for AMARILLO, Texas, where they will
make their future home. The best
wishe0 Of host of friends follow
thens
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
e~wsss - WsA

Since the first Of the glad new year
marriage iicsnsss were Issued from
the county clerks Office - follows:
ostol A. Ac0Iothhn asl Asdry Hall.
both Of Rocky Ford: Adam johannes
ssl Ao,iis Wolf. both q Rocky Ford (:
jacob hubss as1 Katie PfsnninE.
eesA es ordway: Thomas Jorgsnson
and nsSe Martin. bosA q Rocky Ford !;
ChasDss Hon ssl Bessie Hedges. both
Of L. Junea.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
District Court.

all week with Judge Essex on the
bench. but up to the present time the
jury summoned has not been called
upon to officiate. 1t may be that the
Jury did not look good to the Jail
birds, ~ three OF them decided not
to prolong the agony and pleaded
guilty. Three sentences were impos-
ed and three cases nollied.
Benjamin Jones and Jesse Burnett,
charged with burElarixins the store Of
N. E. Levy In Rocky Ford about two
months ago. both pleaded guilty. the
former being sentenced to 4 term
OF not less than three nor more than
five years. and the latter six to eight
years. Jones Is the colored gentle
man who was sent up from Otero
county once before for burglarixins
the Willlam-smith-Rice Dry Goods
store. He had been out Of the pen
for only one day when arrested for
the Rocky Ford burglary. Bennet has
established his reputation as . bad
man and looks the part. He has
done time both At Canon City and
in Joliet. ILL.,, and was implicated In
burglary At Walsenburg and Pueb-
10 besides the one At Rocky Ford.
Charles Wilson pleaded guilty to
the larceny OF = ring from Josie
Graves At The Park House. He had
been doing the cook act At this hos
telry. Judge Essex suspended SEN
tence pending good behavior.
The case against X. W. Baldwin.
who has been In Jail for several
months charged with embezzlement
Of funds while In the employ Of the
Rocky Ford Tribune as solicitor.
was nollied. Baldwin il making ar.
rangements to bring q suit for 81. 900.
900 damages against the Rocky Ford
editor for false Imprisonment and de-
fAmation OF character.
Other cases nollied were those
against Edgar Brothers and Roscoe
Martin. bssA ~ '1advay, which have
been on he docket tor = year. They
were chassed With coaductins = phar.
macy wishest . Hcsase.
q 1n1Dpe Ahae 60. Aaun- n-fmn-A
sbso rAursday noraiag 70 listsn to
arguments on . motion for new
trial In the case Of Lee Hardesty. re-
Gently convicted in he district court
Of larceny Of cattle. The motion for
. new trial was denied. and Hardesty
was sentenced to . term IN the pen.
itentiary of not less than fifteen nor
more than swenty months. Notice OF
application for . writ Of supercedeas
to the supreme court was given by
Thos. r. Hoffmire. attorney for Har.
desty. and q stay OF execution Of the
sentence was granted for sixty days.
Pending the proceedings before the
supreme court Hsrdesty Is In dursnce
vile At the county hoosegow.
The trial Of Fred vint. Of Rocky
Ford. charged with incest. was set
for Wednesday. January 18th. and the
trial Of Bert Carroll. charged with
rape. for January 18th. Harry Smith.
charged with shooting his wife at
Ordway. win be tried on January Goth.
Yesterday was motion day In the
district court. and the session today
viii probably be Of the same chsrac.
ter.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
HsS Heard o. Our italian Climate.

&. W. Beans and A. u. Browder.
Of Lincoln. Nsb.. were ln town yes.
tcrdAy and made extensive purchases
Of land In the Garden Of Eden. They
were much Impressed With our italian
climate. concerning which they had
heard 80 much. but not altogsthcr
disappointed ~ they are having the
same brand In Nebraska. only . good
deal worse. They simply smiled when
they were told that this kind Of wealth.
sr 70 very uausuai. They had heard
similar A,es In otAsr parts Of the
cesatsy. vhsrs ~ effort vas mAAs
. impress then.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
Around the World and Back Again

Rev. Robert Coltman. accompanied
by his good wife. arrived In La Junta
from Chicago lateThursday afternoon
on delayed No. . and will again abide
with W permanently. Since return.
ing from their tour around the world
In September last they have been
visiting . daughter In Chicago. Dr.
Coltman and his wife left La Junts
In August. 1908. and after spending
brief season In Glen Park went To
Seattle. and from that point sailed
on the first day Of September for
China. where they spsat several
months visiting their son. Dr. Robert
Coltman. Jr.. Who has besn . resi-.
dent Of China for . number q Seass.
Aeconpanied ~ hh soa aa1 wife.
Dr.. Gotham returned 10 the Unitsl
States Va the Sues Canal. Paris and
London. arriving In New York in ssp-
tenbsr Of the pesseat year.
For fivs ysass Ds.Coltmaa was Pas.
tos oe The Prssbytssiaa cAsrcA Of
this city asd bis many friends viii
b pleased 10 lsasn that 10 y 70 b..
cone oas Of ~ once more.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
HELPING A WORTHY CAUSE.
la Junta City Hospital Association
In 4 Fair Way to Pay or indsst-
edness.

When the City Hospital was built
two years ago there were q number
Of persons who agreed to pay for
certain parts Of the furnishings who
did not do 30. These extra expenses
had to be met by the Hospital. and
with other expenses that could not
be foreseen. got the association into
debt. II has been hard to get money
to pay the necessary running expenses
not to mention debts.
Al the last board meeting. Mr.. T. T.
Woodruff. who has made II possible
to have and operate the hospital, by
his generosity made the proposal that
he would give dollar for dollar for
all money raised to put the associa-
tion out OF debt. The people whom
the association owes have made very
liberal reductions on their accounts.
each dollar OF which Mr.. Woodruff
duplicates. In other words he IL will
ing to pay off one half the indebt-
edness II the citizens will pay the
other half The county and city have
been asked to help in the matter. but
have not decided just what they will
do. After all that Mr.. Woodruff has
done for our city. II seems that the
least we could do Is to meet him
half way tn, this matter He has the
hospital very much at heart and has
done more than could be expected for
II now. The Indebtedness Is about
$1400. and the citizens should volun-
teer to raise the necessary 500 and
be glad to do that much.
From business standpoint the hos
pital is one OF the best. II not the
best institution in the city. 1t has
paid to our business men In two years
$l3.05674. or an average Of S563.33 a
month and that does not cover nearly
all the money It has brought to town.
There have been many patients from
out OF town, and nearly all Of them
have had from one TO three frteads or
rs1nAivss Who have scanD1oatel thsa
ls@V.0annss -ss3yeo UGys ~ t6vn.
spending money with the business
men. The hospital has been the
means OF saving several lives. that
without II and Its ever-ready prepar-
alton for emergency work. would
have died before the operation work
could have been done In an unprepar.
ed home.
The citizens Of La Junta should
wake up to the fact that we have
live, up to date hospital that Is a
credit to the city. and . busiaess as.
set second to no other business In
the city. and come to the front with
= little help At this time.
The management believes that
when once II is out Of debt II can
be run with no further assistance
from the people. The last year has
been . good one for the hospital. Its
expenses have not exceeded Its In.
come. but II has been impossible to
get ahead enough to pay off the old
debts. Don't walt. but bring In n
little money Just at this time. Leave
the money with the secretary. DIR.
Stubbs. or At the La Junta State
Bank with the treasurer. Mr.. steen.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08

During the month forty new Dor.
rowcr's cards were issued. The Dor.
ro~er's register shows total Of
1897.
During the month OF December NJ.
teen new books were added to tn.
library. viz: Four Of the Chautau.
qua Home Reading series. six to
complete the Eliot Library. three to
complete sets Of reference books. one
copy Of United States Paper Money.
and one copy Of Scenes From Every
Land.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS

La Junta needs more man
ufacturing enterprises, more
sources Of income, and more
people, and the way to get
them. like everything else. II
to 20 after them. This year
Of grace il going to be one
Of the best that La Junta. the
Arkansas Valley and the state
Of Colorado ever had. and II
is time for the people Of this
community to wake up and get
within reach Of the pie counter
for It IL going to be loaded
with good things during 1910.
La Junta needs an alfalfa meal
factory. We have the raw ma
terial In great abundance. and
nearly every town in the Ar.
kansas Valley has meal
factory save La Junta. The
Consolidated Alfalfa Milling
Company, Of Oklahoma City.
proposes to install from thirty
to fifty Of its mills in Kansas.
Oklahoma and Colorado In the
near future. Here ID Q chance
for La Junta. Why not get
busy and get one Of them!
The proposition that this COM
pany makes Is ~ follows:
First-The Consolidated Al
faka Milling Company is incor.
porated for $500. 600. with Its
principal offices located In
Oklahoma City. Okla.
Second 1T proposes to In
stall and operate from thirty
to fifty OF its mills In Kansas,
Oklahoma. Texas and Colora-
do.
Third-That when this COM
pany Is satisfied that county
or locality has sufficient alfat
fa to Justify the installing one
Of its new patent alfalfa mills
and that the community y
willing to subscribe $4,000 TO
the capital stock Of this con.
pany. then thb company viii
- esss- AulsA aAA .eogioL ~.
operate its nil1s - the poant
selected in said locality.
Fourth = That al OF said
mills will be subject to the
orders Of one general superin.
tendent and all OF its products
sold BY the general selling de-
partmeut OF the company.
Fifth - Persons subscribing
for stock shall select their
local bank to act as the depos.
itory and trustee for all monies
paid In BY them for stock.
This money not to be paid
out except on the check Of
the president Of the company.
then only for machinery &C
tualiy delivered on the ground
and the erecting and install
Ing OF such machinery and
building.
Sixth-That the money &C.
tuAlly invested In such null
and used to operate the same
will always exceed amount Of
stock subscribed by such local
stockholders.
Sevcnth-Thaa the Construc-
tion Company erecting said
mill shall kivs 4 surety com
pany bond that said mill will
In all respects be ~ guaran'
tecd
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
eses y o's ws,ls .. osssrA

II. n. Dovnias iefs this week With
eoe q ncvay's astssiaa wsu rigs
ses Psstss. Calif.. vhsss NJ. Mcvay
~ . eeotsese - ~ 6evn several
~ wsolb = ~ 1sssst ~ tAs Art
spoa - ca11oeenia pallvay.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
;xashss u eysh'ss '"sssM ots'ssr

A. . regular meeting u L. Junta
Le10p, No. -. KaisAts q PytAias.
hel1 .Thusslay evening officers fos
Tie sasuias yeas we're Installed -
/: 0puovS: CAAncslioe Coanaa1ss. ".
4. k0lnooea: viee chaacsuoe ce00asA-
=. -. \. ,j4ass Rsbssts: DeslaGs, vsask
4. peevn; 0Asess = asno, ~ G.
1AlyasSs: kssDss g ~ FssselD -
\esals, q e Wlssosol
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
OH Burned 70 Death At Mspssts.

while building q fire about 1870
O'Clock Thursdsy afternoon. the nine
ysar.old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Ffsl Macs.of Nepesta. was the victim
Of an accident and was 70 frtshtfuliy
burned that no hopes are entertained
oe her recovery. whiie attempting
To starr . fire her clothes were isnit.
I'd and she vas frigAtfuliy burned all
over. Dr.. Van Der Schouw made .
hurry Up cali BY automobile from
.roviss. but on bis arrival found the
.Nttjs one n convuls!oas. and 20 bed.
~ burned that there u rot the least
,Osebabliisy Of the Injured gis' sur.
,vivias.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
esas ossh v lsvsa.

Mr. ~ Mn. J. L. Ports4 of Fort
Dodge. bowa. VITO have beea waiting
Mrs. Y. y. LAgssauist, rstvsne1 home
Va Doovee - ths aeea traia 1sse
Tvss1nV.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-08
os. lsss,.s ssss.s~'sh ss,s ov,

G. =. Hisgins soll III biaoksallA
chop o. East vifst street tAis vesk
= George H. Ress. W. = nov =
soAfee. NJ. hlsgins eeatsaolaess
OoiAg - ths reol ~ . Aaf1vase
I'm ~ h tAet evsna vtn ssotlsus
y nate ~ hsns h L JuasA.
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FOR SALE.
REAL EST ATE
(Continued.)

REAL ESTATE
(Continued.)
s-~-~-~~~~-~~--~-~~~-~~--~~-
81, 5o0-six-roon brick. modern. on
east side. $500 cash. balance
pressed brick. new.
large front porch and screened
back porch. natural wood I'm
month.
ss.75O-Five-room pressed brick. mod
ern. s200 cash, balance SIS n
s5,OO0-Five-room thoroughly modern
pressed brick bungalow on east
bench. large hall and hard
wood finish Half cash, bal
ance ss5 month.
We have two splendid building sites
facing Liberty park a. great bar
gain. II you are interested. don't fail
TO phone or cali on us about price and
terms.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.
66 West Third South.
Both phones 17S-
HARRINGTON.
10 acres choice land. Big Cottonwood .
splendid water right. fenced: all under
cultivation: two miles from street car
$500. A dandy.
. Is acres splendid land. with ?
shares primary water right; frame
house, rooms; stable, 12xS0 feet; on
car lines AosVt"-
20 acres south Of city. between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth south. lays
nice. $3.50 per acre.
y. S. HARRINGTON,
Basement Atlas Block.
WALKER & THOMPSON.
General Contractors and Builders
40 So. Main. Suite >.
Phones. Bell 1901. Ind. 114S.
AT LESS THAN COST.
New Broom modern buff d. cottage.
fun basement. south face, sidewalks,
good surroundings. inoleum on kitchen
floor. $3.50. Easy terms.
BUILDING LOTS. EAST BENCH.
From 1 to 10 East. and south. 80
X115 and 40x165 TO alley. $500 to
$1,000. Terms. SIS 10 $50 cash. SO n
month. per cent interest.
TO PER CENT. MONEY.
II you would like to build or lift n
mortgage. make your application now.
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COLOSSAL REALTY & TRUsT CO.
THERE'S NO REASON WHY YOU
SHOULD BE POOR ANY LONGER
WHEN SUCH UNHEARD OF SNAPS
IN FARMS. ORCHARD LANDS. CHICK
EN- AND HOG RANCHES CAN BE
HAD.
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
------~~-~---------------
RESIDENCES.
APARTMENTS.
STORE ROOMS.
Any number. anywhere. any price.
Just let us know what you want We
take you and show you.
The CAMPBELIs-CHEESM
Realty Company. 4
I and Walker Bank bldg Phones:
Bell 4s95. Ind. 2o4O
FOR sALE-One livery barn. located
at Silver City, Utah. size 30N30N60 It,
horses. For particulars see or write
Chester Cushing. Eureka city, Utah.
HoosIER kitchen cabinet brand
new. would make an elegant Christmas
present; cost s45; will sell for s25. this
is a great bargain. S1e Atlas blk.
Phones 1869.
WE ARE selling a double stamp s.
yeRr-old straight whisky at 20 cents
flask. also S-year-old Guckenhoim at
500 short quart. Social Bar, 500 South
State.
FOR sALB-ss5 90 $50 sewing ma
chimes. SO each; latest makes large
stock 20 choose from. Young & Raj
eigh, % W. LIST 50. Bell 3ozs; Ind 1858.
12-GAUGE double-barrel shotgun.
good as new. with case. S25- Address
NJ 10. erald-Republicsn.
SELECT your diamonds now at the
New York Loan office. at reduced
prices. as East Second South.
FINE lot Navajo blankets. reason
able. 722 J.. 5th So. Bell 3f56-1.
DIAMOND rings. $40 and up. Frank
the jeweler. 5 East Third south.
A KNABE pianoIa and records. for
sale cheap. Apply 10 A street
BUSINESS CHANCES.
want 20 buy. Ross 9. Davis. hotel
broker, sells hotels and roominE houses.
He Is the best man to see.
Can you see this hotel colning
money. IS rooms; rent ouh $50 a mo-,
you work Tor self. not Tor the land
A chance to make $1,000 and $3.50 and
more a mo. 10 boot. 4O-rOom hotel .
steam heat. long lease; yours for quick
A 2s-Toom hotel low rent. Ions lease,
$1,000. Your own terms or VIII trade
/ for a residence or a small rooming
house.
I have a small place on Main st; ow-
ing TO sickness the lady must sell OF
trade. make proposition.
- rooms. clearing 500 a month. $500:
it's bargain. too.
Absolutely the best and oIesnest
boarding house in the city for 5000
ROSS &. DAVIS.
9o3 Judge Bldg.
Phones; Ind, 14lo; Bell. 22z'.
I A. N.sHUMPHRIES.
/ Bell ABB. IS West "a So. ST Ind. ABA
YOU CAN MAKE Sf00.
Elegant new furniture OF - rooms
rooms always full. fine location. new
strictly mod house. has gas and pri-
vate baths. cheap rent and lease. cost
$1,000. $500 cash viii buy.
ELEGANT ROOMING HOUSE.
We have IL. handsome furnishings
/ steam heat. hot and cold water. doinE
fine business. long lease. cheap rent
can take small cash payment, bal %
suit.
ANOTHER GREAT SNAP.
2 rooms OF good furniture. nice To-
cation. rent only $40, house is modern
$500 cash, or terms.
PEOPLE MUST EAT.
Buy this dandy grocery. $500 takei
fixtures. horse. wagon and lease. stock
at inventory. fine location. doing good
strictly cash business.
YOUR CHOICE
located. one is $500. the other $3.50.
A.. y. HUMPHREYS
Bell ABB. IS W. I'd So. st. Ind 4l3'
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40 acres, one-half mile from city lin
It's. Good fence. 4-room brick house
surrounded bv stately shade trees two
very large flowing wells and water
from canal IS chicken houses and
brooders; an ideal place for fish. chick
ems and hogs. sS,5O0. on reasonable
terms. or exchange for city property
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SPECIAL SPECIAL
DRUG STORES.
Two fine centrally located drug
stores. will sell either or both. or
will trade for city or county real
estate. These places. will bear
strict investiEa ton Both on a
money-making basis and right in
the heart Of the city. For further
Information see Y. IT, Rlchey. with
BETTILNON.
1912 East Third South street.
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#. r T.. A.
snap Restaurant and dclicatessen
doing business Of $50 daily. Rent
$40. Cost $1,000. VIII sell Tor
$3.50. This IS a mouey-maker.
WIN trade FOR chicken ranch.
snap 2-Fruit stand, confectionery and
light groceries. Fine location.
good business. Will clear s125
monthly. Price $3.50. or will
trade for roominE house.
SNAP 3-Ecstauraut situated close in.
VIII sell for $3.50 cash. Would
be cheap at double the money.
snap i-Good grocery store. new stock
and fixtures, $3.50. This is your
opportunity TO get in the gro
Gerry business right.
Snaps 5-1s-We have four other grocery
stores. two drug stores. one
butcher shop, seven rooming
houses-all bargains and real
THE REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES.
312-21e Atlas Block. Phones 1863.
GOOD PAYING BOARDING HOUSE
SICKNESS. II ROOMS AND BATH.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
FRITsCH. al MAIN. I'd FLOOR.
PHONES: BELL 1861; IND 14t
WOULD you pe willing 70 be shown
an honest money-makinE proposition
whereby you can double your money in
b short time? II so address ;, Herald
Republican.
WANTED-Party to furnish $500 20
purchase stock for well equipped poul-
try plant on east bench. No services
I required. Investigate. Address o O..
Herald Republican.
SMALL rooming house for trade or
exchange for larger one, and pay Diff
ference. good location; fun OF room
ers. Ind. 1851.
THE COSY. s-room apis. for sale
cheap II sold at once: party leaving
city. "a East 4th South.
FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE
IT. X. T.. A.
We have n great many bargains IN
houses and unimproved city and coun-
try property. Building lots cheap. See
us before YOU buy. as we can save you
money
THE REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES.
S12-3i6 Atlas Bldg. Phones 1859.
THE SWEETEST little home in the city.
fohr-room modern. new. corner lot.
only $500 cash: S25 per month. Fritsch.
al Main. second floor. Phones. Ind.
747. Bell 356s.
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Here's another 4O-acre tract. south
east, near car line. Good 4-room house.
barn for five horses. two good chicken
houses, corral cemented cistern. 100
fruit trees, 20 acres in fall grain. all
under good fence. This is choice fruit
land, and has first-class water right.
On account OF sickness must be sold ut
once. and will sacrifice for $500 on
reasonable terms, or trade for city
property.
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NICE GROOM HOUSE. ETRICTLT
BLOCK FROM nfT. oLrvET STREET
CAR LINE. SOME FURNITURE IN
HOUSE. WILL RENT As IT IS OR
REMOVE FURNITURE. CALL AT
1870 EAST srH SOUTH.
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FOR RENT.
HOUsES-FURNIsHED.
Continued }


SNAP-e-room brick. with all i'm
provemcnts. including furnace. fire.
place. etc VIII rent cheap X taken at
once Owner. Elizabeth ~. and sth SO.
Block from NJ Ulivet lire and blocks
from Ashton ave. line. Call at 1870 +.
eth South.
ROOMS completely furnished. bath
and toilet close IN, reasonable. SO II.
LIST North. Bell 50eS-Y
BROOM mod. bungalow with piano.
20 g street Fcif fs7s-E
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so acres excellent fruit or farming
land, southeast, near car line, 40 acres in
fall grain, looking fine. several acres
I'm alfalfa, and plenty OF water. Worse
land than this is selling for $3.50 per
acre. Our price but SIS. and reasona bic
terms.
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SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE.
STOVE AND RANCE REPAIRS.
SIGNS AND SCENERY.

UTAH BILLrOSTrNG CO.
Licensed city biliuosting and bulletin
advertisers. We make high grade
SIGNS. any size. any style. any place
Show cards. brass signs. muslin work.
etc. Quick service. moderate prices
Office l27 So. West Temple So. Phones.
Bell 1855. Ind. Gg0.
$. w. ANDERSON. PRESIDENT.
II LEO ElEI. So. AND IIkEAS.
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Rates Toe q line. daily or sunday.
No advertisement accepted un-
der two lines or amounting TO
less than zee.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05
SAMPLE SHOES.
STORAGE.

kIMBAI.L Van a. Storage Co. NOV
ing. pac!sing. shipping. new warehouse.
Bell PISS: Ind. 1881. 10 West st South.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05

Here's 20 acres adjoining. land just
as good, water right alone worth $500
viii sell for same price or trade for
city properly.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05

CALL kimhalIs auto shop and garage
for special winter storage rates and zee
pairs. Bell 6ia. a. south state.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05
FOR RENT.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
(Enrnlshed.l

TWO large rms. FOR n. k gas range.
mod. no children. 6s3 So ". Temple.