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The Washington times., 1910-01-10
Wall Street Market Waiting Attitude Traders Eesoe o
Wholesale Produce Prices
Eggs, Cheese. and Butter.

Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.
The prices given below on poultry and eggs
are for WI olesale lots only. Jobbe.s s lots are
from Il T. cent higher. Recased eggs 1
cent higher
Cheese-New York fats, large, per H., ia
alSc- smaH Der h. ISc-
Eggs-Neerbys. per doz., 54a55c-
Butter-Creamery, fancy, SSa5S3zc; reno
waited. s0a3lc; firm
Poultry.
Live POultry-Chickens, large. pey H..
l'ci brciIers. per H., &c; hens, 15c; rOe -eTs,
&C. young ducks, large. per h., 15ci small
per 10, 1fc5 geese, Der ID, 12a13c; turkeys
toms, per H.. &c; hens. per 10. &c; turkeys.
dressed, per H.. 2eaa5c; capons. per Ib.-7-Ib.
aV age-24a25c; small per Ib., e2a23c
Fruit.
Apples-Per bbl-. s. OOa5- CO. FLORIDA oranges
PSg DoX. Sl-S5aZ-5o California oranges. sz-5oa
s---., tHhserlnes- per strap, S2.5eaS.U0i sraPe-
y a ~, ier box. s. I5a2-50; pineappIes. per crate
S--ooei'--os cranberries, per bbI, s. o0a6-5o-
Vegetables.
PotatOes-Per bbI., SI.5oa2. %: sweet pota-
ices, s1-o0a2-I5s Cucumbcrs Florida. per bas-
sec sL5-a--s95 cabbage. per cvgt 81 seal 80
SUNG Deans per bu-. $. o., lettuce per
DasH-eLs SS-yJ; racishes. per Joe, SI-o0,
o onions per bu-, Soc spinach. per bbl- 81 Goa
per bbl-- S1-00aI-255 celery. California 81 sea
o-uts kzle- per bbi socaSI coz Brussels sprouts
per Ct, llal5Cs Florida tomatoes. Der crate.
- , .st-uy, Florida peppers, per bUsheI, s..
W. paEsnips, Per box. I5aSl-o0-
Live Stock.
t-il.es-EIlIne, per ID, 9i-c; medium. sszsscs
common la'1-ci lambs. 7a71zc; dressed pork
The Washington times., 1910-01-10

BEFORE an appreciative audience Prof
Heinrich Hammers SYMPHONY Orcbes-
ira last night gave A delightful program
OF French music II was the first of
series OF Sunday night concerts Al
popular prices which viii be GIVEN ar
the BelascO Theater by the Hammer or
Sauization. The selections were well
chosen and thehr Interpretation By Herr
Hammer was exceptionally good The
program was brief but widely varied
Among the most popular numbers on
the program was the sylvia suite by
Delibes- This composition, dainty, and
sprighuy was charmingIv rendered by
the orchestra, and enthusiastically en-
cored- AT its close Prof. Hammer was
compelled TO return to the stage several
times
The overture to "BIignon'' brought out
the fun power OF the orchestra. and in
this one Of the most ambitious num-
5ers on the program. the Intelligent ami
sympathetic Interpretation Of Herr Ham
tler was reflected in the satisfying rem
GifiOn OF the overture by the rrJgsiciaps
VI timely interest were the selections
from 4AaSSeTet. the overture 10 the state
y Phedre,' and the fntermede from
Ihais, lnasmuch as two Of the OPERAS
OF this composer. That's and lie
JOngleur de NOtre Dame viii be heard
Dy Washington opera sOers this week
~ .fA-a= ~ ArlC lAtA4t--- u Nt4Ll@ -ALEir LELE
solo work sin That's was done bv Lee
CrandaIl- Mr. CrundaU sang exception
ally well and was the recipient OF con
tinUed appiauEe .
The exquisite "Omphafe-s SDfuufrz-
SCng,' by Saiut-Saens. was one Of the
most enjoyable and enhancing num-
bers- II was given with an ease and
grace which demonstrated as no other
selection the ability Of the director as
an instructor as well as a leader OF
musicians
The Washington times., 1910-01-10
LOCAL SECURITY MARKET FIRM AND
VERY ACTIVE WITH BONDS
IN DEMAND.

BuslnesS on the local stock exchange
today partOOk of the activit. which
marked transactions at th,s close of
the week At the start the demand for
bonds was urgent and bids we're made
after call, resulting In a fairly good
record for the day in these di--dend pro
ducers- Capital Traction fves. Pee mac
Power Consolidated fves, va H. -I0n
Railway and Electric foUrs, and tyash-
ington Gas fOurs were the issues enter
ing into the trading
Security Storage Warrants was one
Of the leaders Of the market in point
OF sales, the price today was at 100 and
2 fraction above On the cali OF the
bank list thirty-five shares Of American
Security and Trust stock at 81 TO =.
Second National Bank sold at lel, Union
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Trust at 123, and bids were recorded for
other bank stocks.
LanStcn came out quite freely on call
at 942t TO g4ss. abOui ID shares going
upon record Washington Gas was
quiescent, only one sale being recorded,
and that after call at 81 Traction
stocks were firm asld sold in small lots
at current price.
The national banks tomorrow win hold
their annual elections for directors and
officers for the ensuing year. It f-. not
expected that many changes will occur
in the official lists. The stockholders
elections will be held for the most part
about noon, and the directors generally
VIII meet Immediately after the count
Of the vote Tor organization and the
election OF officers
The stockholders meeting Of the Emer-
son Steam Pump Company scheduled
to meet in Alexandria yesterday has
been postponed TO February 9.
The Washington times., 1910-01-10
C, E, Richardson Sales Agent, 2O4 Hlbbs Building

GOLC CONDA MINING AND MILLING
COMl'ANE-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the GolCOuda Mining and
Milling Company. viii be held at the
office OF the company. Room 81. MetZerOtt
Building, 111 r Street y. w. Washing
ton. D. c.. JANUARY 10th. 1910 al II
O'CLOCK A N, for the purpose OF
eleCtlnE Directors and for the trsnsac-
ton Of such other business a. nav be
brought before said meeting ne stock
transfer book Of the compauv viii be
closed al 3 O'Clock P n December SIst
1909, and remain closed until 10 O'Clock.
January Lth. 1910.
A. H JACKSON.
de-sIz3.lD- T-ea s1re--
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NOTED CHARACTER
OF WAR DAYS DEAD

SALT LAKE. Utah. Jan. l0.-Arranre-
meuts we're made today fer the funeral
Of Col Michael ShauEhuessy, who died
OF pneumonia yesterday at the age os
siEty-chree years
ShaUghnessy was one Of he pictures
que characters Of the West and South
As marshal Of Mississippi, appointed b.
the c0lored Senator Bruce, he fought
duel with United States Senator La
mar. Neither was hurt
Shaughnessy is said TO ave made
more than a million in mining. but he
lost the better part Of II wagering that
Blaine would defeat Cleveland for PresI-
dent
The Washington times., 1910-01-10
CONTINUING FIGHT
FOR CARNEGIE MEDAL
MacfarIand Sends
Evidence in Case of Miss
Mary R. Brown.

The death Of Miss Mary r Brown,
the trained nurse who gave UP her life
IN diSaTming Martin L Sterling, a pa
tlent suffering from typhoid fever, win
not interfere with the efforts OF the
Commissioners to obtain recognition Of
heroic action from the Carnegie hero
fund commission.
Commissioner Macfariand today for
verded to Frank l. Nflmot. manager
at PlttSburg. Pa a list or answers pre-
pared by Dr. J. ROzier Biggs, 20 dues-
JoIls propoUnded by Mr. Wilmot, upon
which viii be based the action Of the
commission
The Washington times., 1910-01-10
NEW YORK STOCKS ARE DULL AND
MARKET IS WITHOUT SPECIAL
FEATURE.

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 .. m.-The
market since the noon hour has shown
little change The entire list seems hung
upon the waiting peg, though Just what
traders are waiting fO= is uncertain. Un-
less II IS the report Of the committee
OF the Stock Exchange which has been
investigating the Rock Island incident,
which win be reported next Wednesday,
Business IS in very narrow range and
transactions are not frequent enough TO
keep the tickers busy
The Washington times., 1910-01-10
SLEIGH THROUGH ICE

NORRISTOWN. Pa Ian ia r,-g.
attached 10 a sleigh belonging TO Harry
a Wilson ran away and. IN crossing the
Ice at Center Square broke tbrourh
Inc animal was rescued after il had
been IN the water an hour
The Washington times., 1910-01-10
HOME COMFORTS.

Euicker-I don't approve o. women
getting mp and spOutine suffrage in
public halls wOmaE's place is ~
home.
SuiCkeT-Nct II she IS going to spout
sUfrage-Ally Sloper's-
The Washington times., 1910-01-10
PRICES TO-DAY ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

OOuotations furnished BY " p. HIbbs 4
Co. Bankers and brokers. Hobs Building.
members New york Stock Exchange. wash
ington stock Excnange, and Chicago Board
The Washington times., 1910-01-10

NEW YORK. Jan Io-N0ou--Ths
New York stock market IS in a-siclz con
ditiOn today The opening was fairly
strong, some issues showing fractional
gains. but the session was not half an
hour old before reCessious followed,
with Steel common leading the decline
All during the morning the market has
been dull and sluggish, with the tend
ency Of prices downward.
While tLose having stocks did not
press tSeir holdings upon the market,
buying orders were scarce and traders
ON either side Of the market held aI0Of,
apparently not caring TO tempt an un-
certain fate
New York Central, which at the
start made a considerable dispIsy of
strength sold or rather easily some of
the traders who bought last week hay
ing evidently become" tlre1 Of retain
ing q position which they thought 10
profit HeavlneSs developed In Amalga-
mated Copper and a considerable Dor
ton OF the short interest having been
covered In the recent past il did not
appear that there was much other buy
ing 70 maintain an advance I'm the
STOCK II IS thought that large inter
ests are sim holders Of heavy lines Of
7ATnal gamated and other COpperS-
Chemical Stocks Strong.
4 sood response was made by Aneri-
can Agricultural Chemical 10 the rise
In Virginia Carolina Chemical, on the
ground that IN all sections OF the CUun-
try there would probably be q large de-
mand for fertilizers IN the coming
spring. Although no reason was given
fOT the buying, a fair deE-ee OF finn
ness was shown II the Turer-NTetro-
issues and sentiment on these stocks
vas bullish in some usually weIl-lu-
formed quarters
Boston wire advices are buIIine Ana
c1nda Copper and suggesting Et= mr.
chase on all reactions An advance n
the price of copper metal soon is re-
1eTred to RumOES are current in
Gould quarters that an upward move
ment IN Denver and Rio Grar7e COM
mon stock is near There was some
good buying Of the stock on the set
hack and we have found Gould follow
ers confident Of the price being much
hiEher in 1910
The Washington times., 1910-01-10
Financial,
Financial.
Have You Any Investment as Good as This?

The We1tern and Southern Oklahoma
starts
from
YES Of Mfsss sppL
bankand Fire Insurance
On the Of its this practically
institution
argest
ourIRs OF the capital stock been
line" is
Par. S10
20 cent
Oft
sotN a
' similar concern
G F Richardson SaIps hnont 4n1 uihhc pniIdinn
The Washington times., 1910-01-10

American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
A Dividend Of Two Dollars 7e- sbare
ylll be paid on Saturday, January I5th
ISIv, 70 Stockholders Of record AT the
close Of business on Friday DA~e-,Ea,
81, 1So9-
WILLIAM II DRIVER. treasure
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20
HOUSECLEANIN0

HADFIELD g. CO. HOUSECLEANING
by hour or contract: wall paper cleaning
n speciality; office window cleaning. paint
ing. decorating, phones. Bell Main 4719-Y;
Ind 2S5S. KISS
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MASON,
MASON.

WE ARE RECEIVING 49,,
QUIR!ES ABOUT Mason Mi N1li
LOCAL; BUT FROM NAM Ms; ~! Y,
0F THE COUNTRY, IT ny =
40U TO INVESTIGATE TEwI nv
TUNlTIES THERE. Tuyyn w :!
BUSINESS CHANCES sod-
LOCAL INVESTMENTS IN n
LOTS WHICH WILL ou1ra, m
VANCE IN VALUE EI,FSTSs Fsv,ss, /.
NOW IN COURSE OF Cow -
BESIDES BUILDING OPrsa7sS
STATION BUILDINGS pir
SHOPS, ETC. MASON Fds =; -
YEAR OR TWO WILL RI RI y; ~
TER OF THE KEENESf , n:
BUILDING OF A BIG SlYi e; :;
HANDLE THE ORES OF mn M
COPPER MINES, RAILRoln 4
SION OF LINES TO THy ' q Z
DOUGLAS MINES AND TIp5;c
RICH AGRICULTURAL GsSs
SMITH VALLEYS. Thew n
Full VALLEYS ARE WiT75S
THE WALKER. RIVER AND m
OF THE MOST FERTILE Ia
DUCT1VE VALLEYS N THf
OF NEVADA. NO SEcT1
GREATER PROMISE OF n
BACKED AS IT is WITH l7;i;
OPED COPPER AND COLI 1
THE NEW SNfET TED rn -
THE ORES AND THE WiTy2T'
LEYS TO PRODUCE EvERTEI
LIVE UPON.
BUY A MASON LOT yO1 4
HANDSOME PROFIT IN sU n
PRICES $3.50 UP-0NE-TnE5
EASY PAYMENTS. ILLryl|
BOOKLET FREE, GIVING III
FORMATION.
PECK s. SAMPLE. 2Ql NE5f1
BUILDING.
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5-ROoM HOUSE FOR RENT. INQUIRE
124 North State. Ill960
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ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping. 29a w. 1st South.
Call at room 4 m192S
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MASSAGE.


ELECTRIC MASSAGE. HAIR DRESS
ing, manicuring and chlropidist for la
dies and gentlemen, Elk hotel, A East
End South in2041
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Independent Order Of Odd Fellows.
FIDELITY LODGE NO. IL. /. y. y. r.
Meets every Wednesday night at
o'clock, l. o. .. F. temple. Visitors WEI
come Gus YoungSreen. N. Gil ~ -
Smith, secretary.
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
or without board. 421 South End West;
Bell 1790-K, m250O
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DRAMA7lc
osTsoPAsun.,

DR.. ALICE ISgeFHEsSSss'J |0[.1
camille block eo,
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Ju., $1,000 Ii
close o"s' in ono =. lett--..roan
terms. van atrap,. ~
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BLOOD DISORDERS. RHEUMATISM
permanently cured free, Consult one
who suffered years. Write Marshall III
University St. Seattle. Wash. k35S6
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DREssMAKING AND oUTFITTERs

FIRST CLASS DkESSMAkING AND
designing done at room sol Utah Saw
ings &: Trust Bldg. Material accepted
All workmanship first class and guaran-
teed. Madame Bethlen. m26S
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HERB SANITARIUM

CHINESE HERES Make PURE
BLOOD.
Blood poison cured without mercury
Contracted diseases cured quickly
Kidney, liver, bladder. stomach. heart
and bowel troubles cured to stay cured
Vim. vigor, vitality given 10 worn out
strychnine or body killing drugs used.
When your doctor says operations, that's
the time to try Oriental remedies
Guarantee cures for all visible and some
invisible diseases. Thirty years expert
ence.
BRING OR SEND THIS AID.
ORIENTAL, MEDICAL, INSTITUTE,
Ind. phone 461S. Book free.
Rooms 1913. Commercial block
Salt Lake City. MAS
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NICE CLEAN DESK ROOM FOR RENT
52 and SO Commercial block. h332O
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TO LEASE
PERSONALS

CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE.
Collections. damage suits, divorces,
bankruptcy proceedings promptly attend
ed to and with dispatch. Call or write TO
Wallace Law and Collection Co. 325 d. f.
Walker bldg. b3551
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

FOUR ROOM HOUSE, WITH BATH
modern, we'll furnished; no children,
Inquire 555 lc. 7th So. Bell phone ad12-G
m22r3
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l. O. o. F. TEMPLE DIRECTORY.
Subordinate lodges meet as IollowS'
Salt Lake lodge No. 2. Friday.
ENTERPRISE lodge No, 10, Tuesday.
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BOARD AND ROOM

MODERN HOME, BEAUTIFUL SUR
roundings. hot water heat; close In;
can give first-class accommodatlons 10
four or six adults. References. Bell
phone 6353-Y. b2A44
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FRENCH DRY CLEANING

CITY CLEANING & PRESSING co,
6l w. 3rd So. Bell 1856, Ind. 1868.
GENTS SUITS
French Dry or Steam Cleaned, $15O.
LADIES SKIRTS
French Dry or Steam Cleaned 81 and
S1s25. AND THE DRIVER WILL CALL.
h993
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SODA FOUNTAINS

SOME RARE BARGAINS IN NEW AND
secondhand soda fountains, S. ]. Fell,
32S Judge bldg. m1l90
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TO BUY OR RENT CHEAP. HORSE TO
work and drive a little. Ind. 1881.
m2454
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7-RooM MODERN HOUSE. 653 BELLE
vue. $25.
4-room modern. Snow ave. s25.
Nicely furnished home, 3rd ave.
G, NJ. Miller, H. West End So. m260S
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NURSING.

THREE OR FIVE ROOMS. MODERN
979 South Sth East
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BANKERS ADVISE YOU NOT TO
BUY REAL ESTATE. WHY? Be
CAUSE THEY WANT YOU TO DE-
POSIT WITH THEM so THAT THEY
CAN MAKE FROM Is TO 20 PER CENT
AND PAY YOU PER CENT BUY
PARK CRESCENT LOTS AND DOUBLE
YOUR MONEY IN ONE YEAR. AN
DERSON CUMMINGS. 367 SOUTH
STATE BELL PHONE 1889. m25o2
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EXCELsIoR CAMP. 1882, MODERN
Woodmen, meets Tuesday evening In
K of P. hall. 261 Main street Visiting
neiehbors welcome ]. B. Socket Con-
sui. J. w. Ewin. clerk
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4-ROoM COTTAGE, MODERN ass 4TH
avenue. b582
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WANTED-PARTNER

EXPERIENCED HOTEL MAN WANTS
first-class. paying European hotel; so
rooms, well located, ground floor office
will buy all or half-interest. with man.
agement. Address D-33. Tribune. m2T14
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APARTMENT IN BEAUTIFUL. EXCLU-
sive Caithness; B and End Ave-; roof
garden. fountain. house telephones, laun-
dry, vacuum cleaner and other modern
conveniences: built-in furniture. ETC.: nn-
est apartment house In city. Stowe 6;
Palmer, Agents. 81 W. End So. k317S
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NEW. 5-RooM, MODERN HOUSE. 319
So. 18th East m21l6
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ED-FURNISHED APT, IN
family. 1st floor preferred; reasonable,
D-22, Tribune. m2569
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GREAT SALE LAKE CAMP, 1oo71. NJ.
w. A.. meets every Tuesday night at
8 o'clock in the Odd Fellows temple. P.
o. place. Visiting neghbors cordially in
vjted- a26o3
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MRS. MARIE CURrZ. 1916 EAST 1SI
South Private home for nursing Bell
3467-NK. k2526
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FOR MODERN HOME
lots and farm lands x
Bell 1852.
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UTAH CONdMANDERY NO. l, kSIGHTS
Templar-Stated conclaves held at
Masonic temple, corner Second East and
First South, the first Thursday OF each
month, Sojourning Sir knights cordially
invited to attend.
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs EVERYWHERE.
New Era Realty Co.. 214 Judge bldg.
mo51 .
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UNPUBLISHED ROOM WITH BATH
or privilege of same Ia heated house.
DIT, Tribune. mass
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20

s-RooM HOUSE. APPLY 900 SO. 9TH
Ea|, uG11
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NAOMI REREKAH LODGE NO. l.
Meets every second and fourth Satur-
day evenings Of each month at odd Eel
lows temple, Market street. n35b2
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UTAH CAMP, NO. 3ss. w, o. w, WE'D
nesday evening, E. o. Z. hall, 16s S. w.
Temple. Visiting neiehbors welcome. z.
B. Heagren, consult Z. w. Hall. clerk.
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JORDAN LODGE NO. 3. J. o. Q. F.
Meets every Monday night at l. .; y.
temple. Visitors Invited J, U. Alitz N;
c.; a. Lindperg, secretary. alfoi
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GROOM MODERN HOUSE. 80 so. 7TH
East; all newly papered and clean, s25
yn225T
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1IORESTERs OF AMERICA-MEET
first and third Wednesdays each month
Jennings block. third floor, No. 81 West
First South. c. e. White, +. 5. s1loA
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EIGHT NON-UNION PLASTERERS, FT
Douglas. Utah. wages S6 for s hours.
Inquire at works, W. w. Atkinson, con-
ractor. mI333
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MOST DESIRABLE COOL MOD. RMS.
close in; reasonable, P. B. 5263. 214 p.
3rd So. st. m1652
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CHEMISTS AND AssAYERs

BIRD COWAN CO.,
$50 So. w. Temple. Bell phone 4114.
VI o5I
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TEN GIRLS AND EIGHT BOYS 10 AND
~ years old; must have dark hair, go
at Davis Shoe company bet 10 and 12
a. m. and 2 and p. M, at once. m2503
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THREE RMS. PANTRY AND CELLAR
on Bird North and Center SITS. Inquire
101 Center st m2264
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KUsTER COTTAGE. RMS: EVERY
modern convenience, including gas
range and steam heat. Walking distance,
$50. Apartment IN the Caithness; best
In the city Stowe and Palmer. 6a W,
2nd So. Phones 492. h4262
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NEW STRICTLY MODERN Z ROOMS.
laundry. hardwood polished floors. gas
range. hot water heater, linoleum. mis-
sion finish, bungalow style inside best
view In town. Have lease for S45 month
but will sub-leasc for $40 to right party.
Four blocks from center OF town. Bell
phone 314S. n2609
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DESKROOM IN NEWHOUSE BLDG. ;
reasonable. Call room 5O2. Bell phone
1911, n21i3
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BROOM COTTAGE, SIS, LOCATED Sl4
Gale street Phone Owner. Bell 2251- x
m2724
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PARTIES HAVING GOODS TO SHIP
to Seattle and the northwest can save
money by comforting with the Redman
Moving and Storage Co, at once. Phone
555 mG554
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20

5-ROOM MODERN BRICK COTTAGE
81 West 9Th South. m1s7S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20

STORBROOM. UPPER MAIN STREET.
Ready for occupancy July l. 1910, Ex-
cellent location for frst-class cafe. In
auire rental dept, Salt Lake Security
and Trust Co. 1884
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20

STORE FOR RENT ON MAIN STREET.
Bell 1884. Ind 1880. m2l39
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20

4-ROOM BRICK COTTAGE. 500 SO. 3RD
East. Inquire 504 So. 3rd East rn223G
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20

Ell, KALAH TEMPLE, A. A. o. n. NJ. S.
Regular sessions held at Masonic
temple. corner Second East and First
month. Soiourning mobiles invited TO at
tend. W. M. Rash. Potentate, J" M
Marriott, Recorder.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-20

NEW 5-ROOM MODERN BRICK
house. elegantly and completely fur
ern rooms, SIT. Ind. 1897. or call 76 W,
4th North In1764
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS IN
a new, modern home at 146 West 9th
South, Phones-Bell 1887. Ind. 1892.
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ACCORDION PLEATING
MIDWIFE.
SEWING MACHINES

NEW SINGERS. 81 PER MONTH. YOUR
own price on all other makes. First
class condition; fully warranted, Don't
consider buying until you see US. Young
& Raleigh. % w, 1st So. Bell 302S Ind.
1853. k3575