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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-05

stream, he returned to the bridge site
and soon they were on the trail at
the edge of the water.
Here, another halt was called and
another vote taken. The horse voted
with the lean, intrepid traveller this
time, but before an advance could
be made the minority removed his
adipose to the ground with a sudden
ness that was stratling, not to say ris-
concerning.
Not to be dissuaded, however, the
lean member and the horse unfeeling-
ly took the icy plunge and few
minutes later were enjoying supper
and oats in Mandan.
The fleshy member reached Bis
marck next day, high and dry, and
now the question is-did he improvise
some flying machine, or did he seek
the shelter of some friendly bush till
his clothes were dry?
J. w. Fulcher has a corner on the
answer to this conundrum.
Ask him.
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A PRETTY FUNCTION.

The second year class or the high
school entertained the other three
classes of the high school at very
pretty dancing party Friday evening
at Bakers hall. The entertaining
class decorated the hall tastefully
with the school colors and pennants
of Bismarck and other schools. Col
lege pennants were also conspicuous
features of the decorations. Messrs.
Munger and Robotham furnished the
music for the occasion and the young
people had a very enjoyable time un
til midnight, when the Home Sweet
Home waltz was played.
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NOT A CANDIDATE.

W. E. Petrie of Linton, has with
drawn from the race for the legislat-
ure in the Goth district, composed OF
kidder and Emmons counties. He
filed his petition and afterwards with
drew it as he thought it best not to
make the race. This leaves Editor
Wood of Steele, the only opposition
candidate and he will make no per-
sonal canvass, nor will he leave his
business long enough to make the
campaign. 1t is reported that Bruce
Miller and John Storey will make the
canvass for him. w. H. Allen of
Braddock, has no opposition among
republicans for the senate.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-05
DISTRIBUTING FIRE MAPS

Policeman Howe was busy yester-
day afternoon distributing maps Of
the new fire wards of Bismarck in
the local business district. The maps
were prepared in the offices of the
city engineer and are issued by the
department of fire and police by the
city commission. These maps will
also be passed around among the
private residences of the city, so that
all the citizens may learn what fire
ward they reside in and the proper
method of sending in an alarm in
case of fire.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-05
THE CITY
TURTLE CLUB HAS OUTING.

The Bismarck Turtle club celebrat'
ed their first outing of the season last
Sunday. May 20. The trip was made
in an automobile to shady place on
Apple Creek. south Of town. The
start was made about o'clock in the
morning. The sun was bright and the
day was spent in fishing, boating and
various athletic sports. also reading OF
elevating literature.
The campus IS located about five
miles from town at bend in Apple
creek, encircling beautiful spot.
The membership is limited to six,
therefore no new members can be adj
mitted unless one of the old members
leaves town or is taken away by
death.
The object of the club is to encour'
age Wholesale outdoor sports.
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HAVE you A ROOM FOR RENT?

The Bismarck fire department ex-
poets large crowd of visiting dele
gales in attendance at the conven-
tio1 and tournament Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thur,'day, and need to
learn of several more rooms that can
be secured to insure the proper &C.
commodation of their guests. Any one
having room of their own to rent,
or knowing of rooms for rent at the
homes of any of their neighbors or
friends, will confer great favor upon
the boys if they will notify the Com.
mercial club secretary as soon as pos
sible. Drop postal to the secretary
or phone 1913 so that they may know
whom they can count on.
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PERSONAL.

Messrs. C. ". Hoffman and John
w. Goodall of Elbowoods were ar
rivals in the city Saturday evening.
Mrs. Pat White was an arrival
from Minot Saturday afternoon. She
was joined by her husband at this
point and the couple will make this
their home for the time being.
Adjutant General Brigadier General
Amasa P. Peake left for his home
in Valley City after spending the
week at the capital city.
F.. J. Fox, the Bismarck LAND man.
left last night for Wisconsin points
where he will close up some inpor'
tant land deals.
Judge Guy &. H. Corliss of Grand
Forks is in the city attending to
some important legal affairs.
w. E. Pickert OF Minneapolis is the
guest of friends in the city over Sun
day.
w. A. Clark, the old time rancher
from Fort Rice, came up Saturday to
see the town and to attend to some
legal matters.
w. J. Bickert and wife of Wash
burn spent Sunday in the capital city.
w. L. Nuessle, the prominent Wash
burn attorney, is in Bismarck on
business incidental to the legal case
of Senator Neal.
E. H. Wilson, who has been in Min
neapolis since the first of April, re-
turned to Bismarck Saturday. The
family will remain in the Twin Cities
until July /. Mr.. Wilson will leave
Monday for his ranch in kidder
county.
Mrs. Henry Newton was over from
Mandan Saturday to attend the lunch
con given by Mrs. Orr.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-05
KID" CAPTURED.

Fred Rinker. the prisoner who escap
ed from the Burleigh county Jail re-
Gently in company with one William
Wright, was apprehended at Miles
City, Mont, Saturday afternoon. The
sheriff's office was Immediately mott
fed and Deputy Barnes left last night
to bring the prisoner back to the
city. AS yet no traces have been dis
covered of the whereabouts of the
Wright man.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-05

NEW MAN At THE WINDOW.
A. j. Arnot is the new man at the
teller's window at the First National
bank, taking the place of H. L. Wei
ser, who is handling Montana lands
in which he and a brother are inter-
ested. Mr.. Wiser will continue to
reside in Bismarck.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-05

TICKETS FOR FOLEY READING.
Tickets for the Foley reading at the
Presbyterian church Tuesday evening
are on sale at Finney's drug store,
and will also be on sale at the door
on the evening of the reading.
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NO PLACE LIKE BISMARCK

Miles E. Marquart, accompanied by
his mother and sister, were up from
Fort Rice Saturday on legal business.
Mr.. Marquart came up here from
Iowa and took up a homestead. He
is nearly ready to prove up and
thinks that there is no place like
North Dakota and Bismarck.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-05
RESTING EASIER

Gertrude Ryan, the little daughter
of Mrs. Mae Ryan, who has been very
sick for the past few days, was re-
ported to be resting a little easier
last night. She was suffering from
an attack of infantile paralysis, and
has suffered considerably. She is
now in a fair way to recovery.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-05

CLASS NIGHT At PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
The annual class night exercises
of the senior class of the high school,
will be held at the Presbyterian
church, instead of at the Athenaeum,
as was announced in a previous is
sue of the Tribune.
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GOING TO THE COAST.

George l.. Gilbert is winding up his
business affairs in Bismarck and ex-
poets to go east to Michigan for a
visit and from there to St. Thomas,
Canada. where he will visit a sister
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President J. H. Worst delivered the
high school commencement address
at Harvey Thursday.
w. A. Yoder went to Bismarck on
a business trip Thursday.
Prof. Waldron delivered the high
school commencement address at
Lidgerwood.
]. H. Worst, president Of the agri-
cultural college, has received an in.
vitation from Governor Vessey OF
South Dakota to deliver an address
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-05
HOME FOR VACATION.

Miss Alice Nelson is home from
Dillon, Mont, for the summer vaca-
tion Miss Nelson is teacher in
the public schools of that town and
has been reelected for next year.
She is a graduate OF the local high
school in the class OF 1906, and was
very successful in her teaching III
Burleigh county.
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whom he has not seen for twenty-six

years.
He will then 60 to Seattle where his
two sons and one daughter live and
will make his. home with them. His
daughter, Bessie, will accompany
him.
Mr.. Gilbert has long been a resident
of the city and regrets to leave it
but personal reasons compel him to
CO. He will always have good word
for Bismarck.
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MISS BROWN HONORED.

Mrs. Robert Orr entertained twen-
ty-four of her lady friends in Miss
nue. A Saturday afternoon. An elab-
crate six course luncheon was served
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CITY HAS GROWN.

Rev. G. l.. Van Horn of Rockford,
Ill.,, with his wife, is visiting Arthur
Van Horn, his nephew. He was here
a few years ago and sees a great
growth and improvement in the city
since that time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-05
FOLEY PLEASED THEM

Attorney Lambert of Minot, was in
the city Friday afternoon on legal
business. He attended the Foley en-
tertainment and says North DakOta's
favorite son pleased the people OF
Minot. He had full house and a
very appreciative audience.
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READY FOR WORK.

The Rev. John Orr, who has just
graduated from Princeton Theological
seminary. is in the city to fill Rev.
L. w. Harris place during his sum-
mer's absence abroad. Mr.. Orr will
fill the pulpit today and will be found
at the parsonage if needed for any
duties
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-05
MASONIC MEETING MONDAY

MASONIC Meeting MONDAY
There will be regular meeting Of
Bismarck Lodge No. 5, A. F. and A..
NJ, at the Masonic hall Monday night
at o'clock There will be class
for the NJ. M. degree. A banquet will
follow the work. All Masons are urg.
Ell to be in attendance.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-05
COLORED EVANGELIST

Mrs. Jackson, colored evangelist
from Boise City, Idaho, Will preach
at the Salvation Army hall tonight
at 8 p. m. Mrs. Jackson is a fluent
speaker and breaches the old time re-
ligiOn.
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LEFT FOR MONTANA,

Myron w. Hutchinson left for Glas-
gov, Mont, Saturday morning over
the 500. He will be at Havre after
July l, to open the new U. S. land
Office at that time.
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HARe!NGERs OF TOURNAMENT.

The first installment of the street
fakirs and entertainers who usually
put in their appearance during gala
times. made their appearance upon the
streets Saturday evening. This is
a sure sign that a large crowd OF
merry makers are expected to be
here during the coming tournament.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-05
OEE FOR EUROPE

Erick Gustin was in the city from
Driscoll Saturday. He proved up on
his claim few days ago. He left
yesterday for Europe to spend the
summer at his old home.
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TOOK CIVIL SERVICE QUIZ

Miss Susan E. Cadotte. pupil at
the Bismarck Indian school, took the
civil service examination yesterday
at the postoffice building for the
position of assistant matron' in the
United States Indian service.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-05

MISS kLAWITTER VERY ILL
Miss Lulu Klawitter is very i'll at
her home in this city. She is suffer-
ing from a severe ltu.ck Of pneu-
monia.
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M. 3. A, Meeting CHANGED

N. B. A. MEETING CHANGED
The M. B. A. meeting will be held
on Monday, June 6, instead of June
8, as the Odd Fellows hall will be
in use, during the firemen's tourna-
ment, the 9TH, 9Th and 9Th of June.
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after which bridge whist was played.
The decorations were roses. The
guests present thoroughly enjoyed the
OCCASION.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-05

CALL OF THE MOOSE.
There will be a regular meeting of
Loyal Order of Moose on Monday
evening, June 6. at $3.50.
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FIRST TO ARRIVE.
Vance Auxier is the first of the
Bismarck college contingent to arrive
at home. He has been attending
Syracuse, n. Y. University.
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10 ROOMS
EXceilcnt new furniture. one and A half
blocks from Main street: very neat and
tenants: easy rent. and worth more
than the price asked-Sa0o.
Is ROOMS
Clearing $40 n month now; close
in, and a wellknown place; rooms
all full; rent $40, 2-year lease, bar
guin at $500.
20 ROOMS.
Close in, and doing n capacity bust
ness: i-vear lease; rent sl50: clearing
5000 month Price, $4,000. Terms
so ROOMS
Four-ycar lease; rent Sc a room; mod
arn apartment house; best Ioca in
city, and making a good monthly profit
We have n special price on this place for
the next ten days. See us for terms
RESTAURANT.
Right in the heart Of city. on Main
street: everything complete; long lease:
low rent owner must sell. Worth $4,000
VIII sell for $3.50.
WE HAVE SOME CHOICE BAR
GAINS IN THE BUSINESS CHANCr
LINE. OUR LIST Is UP TO IT,
MINUTE. AND WE DEAL IN ,ONI,N
FIRST CLASS PLACES. SEE us Re
FORE YOU BUY.
CURRAN & POWER.
Suite 40b-6 Boyd Park Bldg.
Bell 749, l62 South Main ST. Ind. 1921
k1s7
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GET READY FOR THE RUSH,
Judging from the crowds of eager puy-
ers who thronsed our office last week,
twas thought rooming houses wouldn I
go round. but our expert lister has Sc
cured some OF the groatest bargains over
offered. Business Opportunity SpecialisS'
Titles Guaranteed
CAFE ACTUALLY GIVEN AWAY:
It's like finding 1t To get II cafe IKE Ike uilS
for $3.50. Good location, rent only soo. an
4 CORNER ON DOLLARS,
Grocery that will pay for Itself In y
months. Best location in city STOCK
and fixtures at invoice, about S=@0o'
CIGAR STORE BONANZA,
Just one look at this will convince you
; tia the bost to be had for the money
Rent only $3o: $3.50 Will handle.
ELEGANT COTTAGE HOME.
Over 500 OF fine new furniture 10 thls
nicely located oroom cottage. Rent szo'
Price $500
Cut down TO $500. Clears owner 500 a
month South Main. A snap.
10-ROOM BEAUTY
Strictly modern residence with elegant
new furniture. Location the best. Groat
$500 on easy terms.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Is TO so rooms. also GO TO 30 and up,
Choose, Gnvestigate; then yorll buy,
WE HAVE IMITAToRs BUT NO
RIVALS
TuB LEwIs-LOWE CO.
BOG Judge Bldg.
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UTAH CAMP. NO. 53s. ".
nesday evening, j. 0. Z n
Temple. Visiting neigheon
b. Heagrcn. consul: T. W. IL
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CLEANING

NEW METHOD CLEANING CO, go So
West Temple, cleaners of fine wearing
apparel We charge for what We do and
thoughly do what we charge for. Bell
phone 1915. Ind. 1851
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LINCOLN LODGE. NO. T.
Meets every Saturday a.
O'Clock, X. of P. hall
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EUROPEAN HOTEL TO TRADE
for a modern home. located east or north
ana worth $4,000 more, An excellent
chance TO start in the hotel business.
Clears 5000 por month.
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rooms. Main st one front room pay
the rent, $50, lease, price 5000. Terms.
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IN THRIVING MINING TOWN,
2o-ruom American plan hotel; extra fine
furniture two baths, hot and cold wa ter
rent $50. long lease; located on Main st.
Owner cleared Sl092 In six months. Price
$14O0, Terms.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
THE LEWIS LOWE CO..

THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
BUSINESS CHANCE OFFICE IN IHh
STATE OF UTAH. 40,
306 Judge Bldg. Both Phones A4oe'
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PARTNER WANTED.

Manufacturers agent having an
established business. netting $500
per month over all office and
travelling expenses. wants part
ner TO take charge of office In
this city. Territory. Utah md
Idaho. Commissions vary from
20 per cent to 40 per cent. We
have Investigated this fully and
stand behind II as a first-class
proposition Price for full in
terest in business, stock on hand.
office fixtures. eto.. $1,000. All
cash Is not necessary II your
standing IS right.
SALOON BARGAIN.
One month ago we Sold this sa
loon TO its present owner. Hls
wife objects TO the line of bust
possession at a discount. Over
six years lease, rent s105 per
month, FIrst-class fixtures. good
stock, eto. Price $500.
CIGAR STAND.
One Of those rare little bargains
which are very seldom ON the
market. Excellent location and
good lease. Rent s35. You can
got possession for abost $500
Well established trade.
We HAVE OTHER 5I7 -,5E BAR, r
RDST AURANTS, GROCERIES,,
DRUG STORES, ETC.
Treat yourself square and at
least luveBtieate our propositions.
RIRREL.L-SHIPP REALTY
COMPANY,
GROUND FIOOR-NEWHOUSE
BUILDING.
3S55-EITKER PHONE-3S33.
E. c. Schmidt. Manager.
Business Opportunity Dept.
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rooms and bath. First West. rent So
lease: place has been thoroughly cleane
and everything In the best condition
price $3.50. Terms.
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20 rooms. centrally located rent $40
steam heat 40 inside rooms price $500
clear SlQ0 month on this place
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THE COLONIAL.

Handsomely furnished buffet apart
rnents. from $50 TO $50 n month. Single
rooms with bath from SIS 10 S25
month 14i West 1st So. ST. Bell phones
Ex. ~ Ind. 4I77 1884
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% rooms, steam heat. rent $50; lease;
price $500. Terms
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~ rooms, central location. furnitur
and carpets In the very best condttior
some are new, rent SIS. including beat
price $4,000. Terms
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RooMING HOUSES.

rs rooms. near Main ST.; new fur-
niture, modern throughout. Lo"
rent, 3-year lease. All rooms
rented, Total income averages
slT0 weekly
30 rooms on Main st, Everything
first-class. Running waller IN al
rooms, telephones. electric ilshtS
-eyery convenience. Long tease,
reasonable rent. For sale only
by us,
15 rooms, South 7nd East. CLOSE
in, good lease, low rent. elegant
furniture. Netting over 300 per
month. Must be sold NJ once
We are the exclusive agents
Price $3.50.
30 rooms, Main st., between 1st
and and South. Ai-year lease az
s65 per month. Netting present
owner $50 monthly besides her
rooms and living. Price sl5oo.
Terms.
AND WE HAVE OTHERS.
TELL US YOUR NEEDS
AND WANTS.
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THE LEwIS-LOWE CO.
3o6 Judge Bldg.

A N HUMPHREYS
rs West End South st,
Bell 4lS3. Ind A154.
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a11s1NEss OPPORTUNITIES
WATCH SALT LAKE
-SH1PP REAl-l
COMPANY.

BUILD YOUR FORTUNE AND
YOUR FUTURE on a ROCK
BOTTOM" FOUNDATION AM
BITION, PRICE AND OPPOK-
TUNITY SPELL SUCCESS. is
YOU HAVE THE AMBiTlOS
AND THE PRICE, SEE Us FOX
TIE OPPORTUNITY. cor V L., ~,
TIoN rs EASY, INVESTIGATE
THESE BUSINESS OPPOR-
TIINI1IES.
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FOR sAIE-oR PARTNER WANTED
IN A STRICTLY FIRST CLASS MAN
UFACTURING BUSINESS WITH ENOR-
NOUS MOI ,P0SStBILITIES. TO MAN OF
RI'rY IT WILL ABSOLUTELY MAKE a
LARGE FORTUNE, TO YOUR OWN
ADVANTAGE TO INVESTIGATE THIS,
HONEST REASON FOR SELLING. .'FJ-
NANCIAL 1MBARRASS SSNiENT.'' EV
ERYTHING READY TO COMMFNCE
MAKING MONEY FROM THE START
MENTING NECESSARY: IN SPIENBG1in
CONDITION TO MAKE BIG MONEY
WITH SOME CAPITAL. ADDRESS
boA s'o' Jill h3524
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GREAT SALT LAKE CaaK
w. A, meets every Ius1
S o'clock in the Odd Felioss
0. place. Visiting neiSnpon
yited,
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10 rooms. elegantly furnished, Secon
South, rent $3.50: price sll00
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WASATCH LODGE NJ ~
M.-Masonic temnIa No.
and End East. Kepn,, eoms {
rr.oay ,d,. OF each month M Mest;
YER S,r,,.c lodges and so1ourninsg se:1 I:1
dially Invited. a, c, WIG wig bys,
}. Lowe, Secretary "nsrry, n
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Knights of pytha

CALANTHE- MYRTLE LoW1
K. of P,-Every Monday ~ 4
c. 4. INherry, e. c.; c. Z liz
r. and S.
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STORAGE

OIOhAGG
STORAGE AND STORAGE
space for rent. Apply 3i1 -3IS Eccles
ave. Ind. phone 1928: Bell 1904. e. p
Vowel Co.. produce and storage. hslS2
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MASSAGE.
DRESSMAKING

~-~~~~-~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~-~
LADIES TO COME AND LET US UEI 2
them make their own clothes WIN.
wait for n dressmakef2 We furnish sew
Ing machines. etc. The teachers draft
your patterns. and do the cutting and nt-
ting. It's cheaper, quicker, better. Brown
school or Drcssmaklng. Bell Telephone
Bldg. Bell phono 70s: Ind. phone 5s3.
h2S17
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IF YOU ARE PARTICULAR,
this nice respectable. homelllSe transient
house will surely suit you. 20 rooms.
close to Main, extra good furniture long
lease 5000
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y GOOD SALOON AT INVOICE
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A HOMELIKE MODERN FLAT.
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