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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-01-07
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,

Minutes of the meeting of the town
council of the town of Oroville, Mon
day, January ;, 1910.
Present-Mayor McMahan, Council
men Signs, Schalm, Fruit and Davis.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Tax certificates from county auditor
read and approved.
Report of j. r. Fraser, J. F., for
December read and placed on file.
The following bills were allowed !:
w. B. Sexon $3.50; II. G. Newmeyer
Sl2: Phillips Market Sl.l5; S. Ray
burn 1925; S, r. Case $3.50; f. Peck
S25: w. Il. Schwabland $15; +. S.
Taylor Sl9.03: S. p. Co. $2S: II. L.
King So; f. L. Parsons "a: j. M.
Fraser 81.
The following bills were laid on the
table: S. M. Keller SO; F. Bartell &
Co. so.
The following bill was allowed on
sidewalk fund : S. G.. Mitchell & Co.
S29.79
On motion the bill of G. G. Tilley
for $3.50, belonging to w. p. Morton,
was ordered paid upon the accompany
ing power of attorney being filed with
the county auditor of Okanogan county.
The bill of G. c. Tilley for hall rent
on election day, for $3.50, was allowed.
Town attorney Peck reported that
Harry Stanton had not signed his con-
tract for the construction of the side
walk conforming with ordinance S44.
On motion the matter was laid over
for one more week.
On motion the mayor instructed the
town attorney to investigate the legal
ity of borrowing money to build a
city hall.
AT this time the mayor made the fol-
lowing committee appointments
Finance Desmond Davis and Signs
Street and Alley Fruit, Schalm and
Desmond
Fire-Signs, Davis and Schalm.
Water Schalm, Davis and Fruit.
Health Davis, Desmond and Fruit.
Building Signs, Fruit and Davis.
Ordinance and Printing-Desmond,
Signs and Schalm.
On motion council adjourned.
f.. S. TAYLOR,
Clerk of the town of Orovile.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-01-07
ITEMS FROM AENEAS VALLEY
A Progressive and Prosperous Sec
ton of Okanogan County
Coming to the Front.

Aeneas valley has been behind a
frozen world but has taken notion,
it being the first of the year, to step
out from behind the curtin of snow 40
speak again to the readers of the Oro-
vile GAzESTE.
In spite of the thermometer regis
tering 10 below at intervals, the vari1
Gus pursuits of the valley are uninter-
upted, and we are a population of hap
py, healthy people, feeling more hope
full than ever for the outlook is bright.
We will be more in the public eye
when the railroad is put through.
The Great Northern survey, which
runs through the valley, is one of the
links in the chain of surveys that be-
longs to the outlet of the Hill system
now being extended.
Aeneas valley has the advantage of
being but six miles from the line of
the south half of the reservation that
is soon to be thrown open to settlement.
Some of the tanners who have few
leisure hours are engaged in prospect
ing. In some cases claims have been
located that have excellent showings.
BY the time railroad reaches the
valley there may be some valuable ore
to ship. A number of tunnels and old
time working are within easy walking
distance of the postoffice. These are
relics of former days, when not sufii-
cient work was done to demonstrate
the actual value of the prospects.
Added interest in educational affairs
shows progressive spirit as well as a
steady increase in population. Two
new school houses are about to be
erected.
The spirit of Christmas ives more I'm
evidence this year than ever before.
A very large crowd turned out to the
Christmas tree exercises, and most
enjoyable affair it proved to be.
a blessing for the people of the val
ley is the almost total disappearance
of the cayote. Not hennery has had
a visitation from the varmit lately, and
the nightly howl is almost thing Of
lhe past.
Social affairs have not been prevent.
ed by the coId, but the cold seems AN
incentive for social gayety. On Christ
mas eve masquerade was given at the
home of John Moore. Nearly every
guest was masked. Miss Jessie Os-
walt came home from Bepublic, where
she is attending school, and gave a
dance Christmas eve to her friends A
large crowd gathered at the home of
Mrs Fred Cassett new years eve and
danced the old year out and the new
year in on one of the best floors in the
county.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-01-07
THE MERRY MAsQERADE
A Big Crowd Dances the Old
Year Out And The
New Year In.
.AMOTLEY THRONC OF MASKERS
A Social Event that VIII Be Long
Remembered BY All Who
Were Present.

There was nothing in connection
with the masquerade ball last Friday
night, new years eve, that any one
could find fault with, and the stri king
success that followed their efforts has
added to the reputation of North Star
Circle Women of Woodcraft. under
the management of which the ball was
given, as royal entertainers. About
everybody in town who could spare the
time, or had the price, collected at
Sigrist hall on the date mentioned,
and those in disguise did not enjoy
themselves whit more than those who
attended open and above board. and
extracted amusement from watching
the motley throng and endeavoring to
penetrate the DISCUSSES. There was a
larger and better display of costumes
than ever before seen at a mask ball
in Oroville. The characters repre-
sented were many, and the costume ;
worn were exceptionally good. The
varigated colors decorating the num-
mers made Kaleidoscope display when
the gay crowd was footing to the
strains of the orchestra, and constant
peels of merriment was a sure indica-
| tiOn that those present were extract
| ing much pleasure from the perform
ance. The attendance was very large,
probably the largest that has even
patronized dance in Oroville. The
hall was really too crowded for the
comfort Of dancers, but everybody made
the best of it aud found no fault with
the presence of multitude. The com.
mittee to make the award of prizes
was Messrs. Schalm, Tillson and Smith,
and the selections they made was Sc
fair and impartial as to meet the ap-
proval of everybody preseut, a circum-
stance that does not often occur in
distributing awards at mask ball.
However those who took the prizes
won them with so much ease that the
committee had little difficulty reach
| ing conclusion. The prize for the
best dressed lady was awarded to Mrs.
S. T. Stanton, who represented an In
dian princess. The prize for the best
dressed gentleman fell to the lot of
Andy McDermott, who posed as Napo-
lean. Miss Dorothy Emberson was
voted the prize as the best sustained
lady character as spoony maiden,
and Harry Stanton captured the gen
tleman's prize for the best sustained
character. He appeared as big In
dian chief, and the make up and the
representation could not have been i'm
proved upon. The ladies served lunch
in the balcony of the hall at midnight.
The exchequer of the Circle is bur-
dened with many extra plunks as a
result of the effort.
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NEW OFFICLRS.

The following officers were installed
in Oroville Lodge, No. 255, /. O. O. F.,
Wednesday evening by District Dep
uty Grand Master Ed Davis P. G. NJ,
Fred. j. Fine N, G., A. j. Jackson
V. g., +. r. Hoose r. S., G. J. Whist
Ter; F. S., E. A; McMahan; Treas,
A. M. Duffield; Trustee, Peter Beck
er; Warden, L. L. Hendrix Con-, G.
I. Burgett; Chap, Harry Bowerman
r. S., N. G., r. 2. Hoskyn; L. S., n.
g., w. S. Keller: r. s., V. G., Geo.
Stoltz L. S., N. G., j. c. Newell; r.
S. s., j. R. Sawdon; L. S, s., Sydney
Whiteield; |. g., j. NJ. Fraser. O.
g., c. F. Sigrist. The reports of the
treasurer and secretary at the close OF
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-01-07
OYSTER SUPPER.

The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. f. church
met in the church parlor Wednesday
afternoon, and arrangements were
made to give an oyster supper on Tues
dry, January IL. Fresh oysters will
be served either raw, or in stew, with
crackers, also pie, cheese and coffee
all for 30 cents. Supper served from
3 to 10 p. m. An informal musical and
literary program will be rendered at
intervals during the evening,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-01-07

Peter Becker, the popular south side
show dealer and footwear repairer, is
off on the first vacation that he has
treated himself to during the years he
has been in business in Oroville. He
left Thursday for Spokane, and will go
from that city to Oregon to visit with
old time friends He expects to be alb
sent ten days, or two weeks, and it is
a cinch that he will enjoy every hour
during the trip.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-01-07
EVANS-BLACKLER.

Announcements have been received
here of the marriage OF Robert Gra-
ham Evans and Miss Gladys Blackler,
which took place at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Blackler, at Lake Forest, Ills, on
Monday, Dec. q. The contracting
parties in this matrimonial alliance
are well known in Oroville and the
surrounding country. The groom is an
enterprising, energetic young man, who
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-01-07
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS.

The Similkameen Falls Power COM
pany is preparing to make extensive
improvements at the plant, which will
insure better servide to the public and
much more satisfactory operating
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-01-07

the term shows the lodge to be in
healthy and lourishing condition. AT
ter the installation ceremonies lnnch
was spread in the hall, to which the
members did ample Justice.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-01-07

Senator Jones has sent quantity of
garden seed to this Office for free dis
tribution. First come first served.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08

THREE HIGH CLASS SADDLE
horses md three buggles. lo5 west
Fifth South. Call today.
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POULTRY AND PET sf{

EGGS FOR MATCHING. BLAC
orcas, Black Langslans. Hod
Reds. cock took first prixs Ut
Poultry association January
price 3l.60 to Sc for Is egR:
guaranteed: some choice Black
cockerels at reasonable prize
crest Poultry Farm. VIM. Dead
East 18th South. Phone Nurr
Red. Come and see my stock
always welcome. Il
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FOB sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs
FOR SALE

AT KNKF BNISJNI.No.
An assortment OF furniture OF all KINDS
for hotels rooming houses, private
homos, restaurants. cafes. etc. Chairs
garden benches, tables. card tablee. ou-
roaus, dining room tables. WASH poWIs'
pitchers, folding beds, Iron beds mat
trcsses, springs. sideboards. rockers
lawn or porch scttees. etc. etc. Chance
10 equip and furnish new mining or inlll
boa riding houses. etc. Room 400. kenyon
hotel. Mgr. Open 0 a. m. TIL p. M ~;
every day, XII
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WOULD LIKE POSITION AS SALES
e, Western ave f6l56
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WANTED SITUATION

YOUNG GENTLEMAN WANTED, BUS
boy TO learn English. Address J-l5
kiJ6
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SALESMAN AS LOCAL MANAGER TO
handle Formacone. the formaldehyde
dielnfector. 100, 900 in use; also compile te
line formaldehyde fumgators. disinfec-
,tents, floor OIL sanitary sweeping COM
pound, insecticides and sanitary supplies;
goods used In United States government.
IN, Y Central r. z. and Pennsylvania r
fR. This territory open. The Formecone
Co., 50 Church ST., New York. kl232
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WANTED HELP-MALE

SOLICITOR TO CALL ON BUSINESS
men, good one Will be admitted ms
partner. ia Mercantile block, over Walk,
er's store. kl3l2
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MEN WANTED, AGE 1s TO So. FOR
hrenen, 500 monthly. and brakemon
$50. OH railroads In Salt Eske vicinity.
Experience unnecessary; no strike. Pro-
motion to engineers, conductors. We
send 400 men 10 positions monthly. State
age; send stamp. Railway Association,
Dept. 22-22T Monroe street. Brook,y
y. Y.-Railroad employing headquarters.
kl027
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HAT PACTOHk
SHOE REPAIRu

~~~~-~~-- cr,xar
WHILE YOU Waa1
in 10 minures. 10 w sn
Incnt.
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FURNITURE OF FOUR ROOMS, BEST
rugs. dining set, beds. stove md all
must sell by piece or lot at aacrihce;
SO East 9Th South. fat : k532
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UNCLE FRANKS LOAN OFFICE, E,
Bird South. Money on diamonds. watches.
jewelry. low interest. Ind. phone 9o2 1890
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-~N-~N--->>~~~>~-~
A PLANO. NEW: COST $3.50. WILL
sell for SlIS cash, ct once. X-50, IT'D
une. c326
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
must understand cooking. no washing or
ironing; call mornings GOT End ave, h25sI
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WANTED-A BARBER, IA EXCHANGE
place. Steady Job; guarantee. hlS66
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LAKE HAND LAUNDRY; ONLY HON
est work; please try once, Phones 25s4;
s3S w, list South. f400l
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
ing, trunks. valises; best prices paid. 2s
Commercial ST. Reply by postal card.
37T1 Bell t74
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GOOD HORSE SURREY SINGLE
buggy and good harness for sale IN
uure 81 Main street. R1sl
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

LADIES TO BORROW MONEY ON
their diamonds from Uncle Frank,
East 3rd South. Ind. phone 952. 1892
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WE TEACH YOU INDIVIDUALLY
Start now and get the best results un-
der specialists at Utah Business College.
k126l
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A GOOD HACK FOR SALE, CHEAP. j.
Z. Fowler. 81 So. w. Temple. eleo'
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MUST RE SOLD THIS WEEk:
THREE ROOMS FULL OF BRANp
LESS THAN SIX MONTHS AGO. COME
PREPARED TO SECURE A SACRIFICE
CASH OF PAYMENT AR-
WILL BE MADE PDE,
CHASER. MODERN FLAT RENTS FOX
SIS REAR, WEST FLAT. $40 EASI
FIRST SOUTH. hllal
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WANTED HEGP-MALE


n. J, DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
skilled and unekilled labcrers furnished
40 East ist South: cor. Commercial.
Bell phone 3SsS: Ind. 9o3 pas
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A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
In family OF three; tel. iosS-K. h259S
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WANTED

FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed; will pay you Hrst-ciasS prices II
Z. Fisher & Co. 100 So. W. Temple. Bell
5l1l. Ind. o64. e25S
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SEVERAL FrNE MEXICAN zERAPES
(blankets) and one new Columbia graph
ophone with cabinet and records, very
cheap. Owner returning to Mexico. Must
bo sold soon- Call and examine ot AIS
e stEeet k7To
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING CO.. WORK
guaranteed, Ind, 11A6. Bell 7164. -v1os7
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COMPETENT LINEMAN. ONE WITH
Installation experience preferred. Must
be- sober and thoroughly experienced.
! None others need answer. Address X-14.
Tribune, KIDS
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STORAGE

TRACKAcE STORAGE AND STORAGE
space for rent Apply .ss41-3as Eecles
Yowela CO. produce and storage. hI32
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GAS RANGE. ALMOST NEW. CHEAP.
Apply No. Il Hawks ct, bet 9Th and
7th East on End South. k92l
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dUUbE AND BUN TANTlNU
ACME PAINTING co. HOUSE AND
sign painting from Alpha to Omega
Bell 4I36. Ind. 2i49. e273s
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PUBLIC sTENoaRAPHERs

GLADYS SCHURTZ, 3o7 JUDGE BLDG.
expert In office dictation; satisfaction
guaranteed Bell IT'LL f30
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FINE DRIVING MARE, sORREL, {
years old, perfectly sound. drive single.
double or saddle; very kind. T4O East 9Th
South. fiat Z. KEGS
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sSB CREDIT ORDER ON PIANO VERY
cheap. Bell 1919-Y, E1165
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OSTRICH PLUMEs CLEANED

MGNfCUkf0G. snIMPo6iNG. scGf.f
treatment, facial massage. VIII call a
your home. Bell 1742-K k7
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Henager's Business College Is the best
IN the city Day and night sessions.
d29?O
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MEN COR WOMEN. 81 A DAY SURE
all year raising mushrooms In cellars
sheds. boxes. etc: big market: free H.
Iustrated booklet. Hiram Barton, West
4Sth St, New York. k1026
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BURROWS COMBINAT1o,,-
157S-X. iedp' Phonr
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1 MARRIED SECTION FOREMAN.
bIacksmiths, $3.50 day each.
10 carpenters. r, r. Wk.
. miners, $500 day.
] Turnkey. $4,000 month.
Q rencf1 hands, $500 month.
ETROCKS EMP. AGENCY,
No. E. End So. Street, XII
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FOR SALE-MESA COUNTY NATION
al bank stock. For further particulars
write o, .. H.. P. o. box Col. Grand
Junction. Colo. s307
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EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. SALESMAN
and stenoErapher with 10 years cxper-
ience In retail and wholesale business, de-
sres position, city or country. J-23,
Tribune. k'5I
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FREE SAMPLE-AGENTS ONLY. FAU-
Get strainer splash Preyenter; send &c
upward; let us prove ii. r. L, Seed. SO
Reade St, y. Y. k1025
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DECORATING

No. Kendall square. bet. dth and 9TH
So. West Temple. Architectural model
ing In all styles Castings In all kinds OF
cement and plaster, All kinds OF sculp-
tural work, Satisfaction guaranteed. J.
Jepperson, Charles Pirotte Is Co. kl25a
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ACCORDION PLEATrNa

DRAWING
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GRGHfTEc
turai. typographical, patent office draw
ings. Inquire Craftsman. Ind. phone
a550-A. kS2s
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FOR sALE-MIscEr,

FOR sALE-MIscEr,r.A,,'~
~~-~0~~-~~~~-~~>~S-~>- k0U
FOR SAI.E-GOOD Ho,rT. -,~,~<
steam heat. hot and coil % Rc|
dress i"r parlicuf.-
Idaho Irrigated Lana.
s'ackfoot. Idaho pad|
BURROWS COMBINATION ~
,k9sH,Sru table Cheap. poI ppuoI
-O.oN 'none
FOR SALE; ol ". sn1 :
FINE DRIVING MARE so-
yc9rs old, perfectly SOUND SoREI
eouPte aoIth or or saddle; very kind. 9tnys 99,ys
YOUNG RIDING OR np1,n
oh. rupDer urcd rnnabout, na" ng .
chcap ior cash Address Xxx SeT
$3.50 PIANO, AS coon .c
@Se Bryan ave; Waterloo l' cSr NEW
FOR SALE-AOo ACRES 49,
land, Tooelc valley, Isn DRY h
land. Sewer valley; so acres I'D
land, Green River, Utah. tss nn>
Call or address 522 Sewhom,'fms q
GOOD FRESH MICH covvc -
or Durilams. 18th EssI JEn
and 18th South. Ind nho.,o o,eatMee1
Malen. Jr. o iVd@l>
HORSE; HARNESS Ann u-.S
sale cheap. SGs South I'm TWa'so Wo
20 TONS LUCERN uAy ~
at Sl2 per ton; four rnii.. q
ST. Call f. D. Swan. s4s Fss. laloIn
CONFECTIONERY sTOpC
Poor health and must sell VI
sired; good lease l62 West sn,s. &
$1,000 GOLD BOND, No Ia.
mortgage on niaenesIte r,,,
que now; VIII trade for Io,r ~
o'ie' Address XII. Tribune
A FINE NOMMORT JACV =
old, stands 15 hands hi1h.
easy terms. Fl. ". Dunn H.ss,
Ogden. '"' ileaicI
HORSES FOR SALE. 81 ". am :
FIVE ROOMS OF FIRST. .cT,ac--
plture, complete for housekcer,1
II st. 'heep'1
FURNITURE OF FLAT. STEA~~
gas. electric light, cheap Ir,s..
?, 2ol South Main st. (husInest y
FIVE ROOMS FURNITURE I,cr-
housekeeping: move in now n
rent. Call e5e East End Son,h' IT
YES. A BIC SNAP; 5X,o oY
$1,000: all or part. INQUIRE 7ic
Bell 4s92-Y.
GENTLE FAMILY HORSE. -
horse. Call 1889 South ond Fas,
COSY HOUSE FURNJsHJNrsc
five-room cottage. reasonabia e~.
for rent, Call 40S South 3r,l Easf
BARGAIN-FURNITURE OF
rooms. furnished for hnns-i'
house 10 rent. 43I East End So1|
SMALL GROCERY AND cJcAp
Tor S4oo, 6-room modern hous|
store, rent $50. close IN. Call Mi
and 10 a. m., room 4. SO West 2nI
BY OWNER. A FTvN-RooM ~
pressed brick house. close in. soI
easy terms. Address X-20, Tnm
FOR SALE-FURNITURE on
rooms. house for rent; near o. l
depot 524 West 3rd South.
GOOD DRIVING HORSE AMI !
new Bailey buggy for sale CHI
So. Stale. Ind. 1929.
WELL BRED. HEALTHY 1
bull. FItzgerald's Ranch. 10 q
POULTRY AND PET SfO1
! S-~~~~~~~
EGGS FOR MATCHING. BLACI
orcas, Black Langshans. Hhod4
Reds. cock took first prixs Uf1|
Poultry association January III
price Sl50 to Sc for Is egU:
guaranteed: some choice Bl1ck
cockerels at reasonable price
crest Poultry Farm, VIM. DeakI1
East 18th South. Phone MUIR
Red. Come and see my stock
always welcome. n
WHITE wYANDOTTE EGGS. ~
setting. T. Ii. Cartwright, 70 D
Temple St W'
BEST STRAIN WHITE WA
eggs for setting. Geo. r. Sul4
9Th ave.
PIONEER ROOFING FuH1
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FINE FOX TERRIERS. CHEAP s2I
Bryan, Waterloo car kll74
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HORSES FOR SALE: 81 " zp7, I
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08

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