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The Washington times., 1910-01-14
Sidelights on Our Statesmen,
Wise, Unwise, and Otherwise

EMBERS OF Congress want 70
M know whether Senator Thomas
P. Gore. Democrat. Of Okla
homa, gets the technique Of
oratory from a close study Of Represen-
tative Scott Ferris. Democrat or Okla
homa. or whether Ferris IN his admira-
ton for the blind Senator has Uncon-
sciously developed not only Cores ges-
lures but the tone Of his voice
The similarity OF address of Gore and
4 erris is considered remarkable by
members Of Congress who have heard
both men speak Ferris looks ike a
college boy. He Is good looking, care
ful dresser and pays close attention 70
the proceedings In the House He rarely
participates in debate and 1t was not
until recently that il was discovered
that no one could tell the difference be
tween his voice and that Of Senator
Gore
-,ecently a bin in which the state OF
Oklahoma was interested was being de-
hated in the House Speaker Cannon
came into the House with a cigar tilted
up until it almost burned his eyebrows.
mis- glasses We're on the Speakers table.
50 he could not see well. but he could
hear
What in blazes is Gore talking about
I'm this House said the SDea ker who
is a frequent visitor 20 the Senator.
NO member by the name OF Gore.
Nj Speaker, volunteered one OF the
clerks
Wen, know that. but II that isn't
Gore speaking, I swallow this cigar, %
said Mr.. Cannon
That's Ferris. OF Oklahoma - said the
clerk
I've served in Congress more years
than YOU are old. % said Uncle Joe but
this is the first time 7 ever knew Of
sUch a strange similarity in voices"
The Washington times., 1910-01-14
ESCAPED CONVICTS
BACK IN THEIR CELLS
Military Prisoners Recaptured Try
ing TO Get Aboard
Coal Barge.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1L-"Wiid Bill"
Mclaughlin and Charles A. Dale. --ili-
tery convicts who escaped from Castle
William on Governors Island yest~r-
day. are back in their old cells tod ~
18th ieg-irons on. awaiting a cOurt-
martial for escaping from custody The
charge may add couple more years on
the five-year term in LeavenWOrth. i'm
posed on them after their "bOb-taiI''
discharge from TIE service Tor deser-
ton
They were recaptuTed early today By
the sentry AZ the coal dump. who found
them irving TO get aboard a barge an
chored there Neither had anything TO
cat and both were suffering from expo
sure when taken
Mclaughlin refused to tell where ne
got the saws with which they eat the
bars on their cell windows
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CRABS AND LOBSTERS.

Interesting experiments with crabs
and Holsters are being made IN con
ncCtion with the Norfolk creb fishing
Unlike most FISH. crabs and Holsters
apparently do not migrate. and T. is
new proposed TO make a scientific test
bF catching thousand crabs atta- h.
ing q metal label 10 their Claws. and
liberatinE them. Their CAPTURE Is ex-
peCted 10 furnish proof # nonmiErariou.
A hundred Holsters were Ia hedeI in this
vaT. and the thirtv-six taken mad not
Travelled from the place al which they
wore returned 90 the ses--We minister
Gazette
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White House Callers

The members Of the Cabinet
Senator's Warner Of Missouri
Dixon OF Montana
Depew Of New York
Gamble Of South Dakota
Root Of New York
Representatives Kennedy OF Ohio.
Mckinley OF Illinois
TaWney OF Minnesota
Austin Of Texas
Guernsey Of Maine
Payne OF New York
Thomas Of Ohio.
DENLY Of Michigan
~layden Of Texas.
hayes OF California
kTeeIaud or New YORK
simmons Of New York
Knapp OF New York.
Perkins OF New York
Fassett Of New York.
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Republican Whip
Having His Troubles.

Representative John Wilbur Dwight.
the Republican whip in the House, IS
having his t-oubles these stormy DAYS
Besides being the whip he is TO some
extent the goat II things don't turn
out well for the organization In any
given contest, then the chances are that
Brother Dwight viii hear Of il from the
powers and viii have 20 show the WHY'S
and WhereforeS-
For instance. when Raureseutative
Norris Of Nebraska SWo0ped down on
the House the other 6av with his
amendment taking from the hands OF
the Speaker the power to name the
House part Of the committee TO conduct
the aIinEeT-PinChOr investigation,
there was a Tot OF talk that She organi-
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SAVING HIMSELF.

An IrisAman who vas repairing a
chimney on a h0usetoD feII from the
roof and luckily hit several clothes
lines that broke MS fan until he landed
uuiniured on a wire about. twenty feet
from the ground. After be had str,1g-
Eied there for a few moments the man
deliberately let 20 and fell with a heavv,
bump on the ground Another work
man ran and picked him up and asked.
"Phat the divvU did We Iet 20 FOR Won
hluutheTin' hloCkhead2'
Path was the reply. 7 was afraid
the dOmnd wire would break. Illinois
State Journal
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PASTOR HONORED
BY CHURCH CLUB
DR.. McKim Guest of Horror at
Reception by Men of
Congress cation.

The reception by the Mems Club OF
Epiphany Church in commemorate
Of the anniversary Of the uastorate
Of Rev Randolph H McKim mas be
come an annual event. that ce1ebraf-
ing DR. Mc<im's tWeuty-first annfver-
sarV being given last night.
Mr. Wilson. one Of the members Of
the Mems Club. extended the gre stings
OF the club to Dr. and Mrs McKirr. and
pointed out the growth Of every spart-
.nrnt Of church work under d.. No
fSfm-s administration Dr.. Mckirn made
a feeling response
During the evening an informal must
cal program was given by Miss -LaIIer
Mrs. Jones. and Mrs Patterson
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ZaIlon was caught mapping and every
I Douy asked where was Dwight and why
WASH Dwight on the JOB All Of which
didn't sit wen on Dwight for I'D III niS
home town OF Dryden and in the Thir-
ueth New York district he is V ewed
as great man, and hence II pesr' 2
appeal 10 him to he treated as h
were the House Republicans hired mar
Rouse Numbers who want 10 iliumi-
nate DWigI5S abilities as whip psTticu-
AIRY have a way Of teiliuE how SUI
cessIui jim Watson OF IEdiano
holding down this Job and hoP 3 =
could comninsle with evervbodt .
lars and insurgents, staHdpatte sd
pFogFessiVes, and make them fe- sc fe-
louged 10 their lodge ard Would be
uckled Ia death to have them come to
work TO hobnob with folks.
sun, Tor All the troubles the Job Of
whip entails, Dwight doesn't give II m
II brings him into the Iimelight at
times just now II takes him I'D to the
White House frequently. and nearly
every morning bis big auto dashes IN
10 the White House Offices and he dis
emharNs 10 go in and tell the President
about The situation in which the Re-
publican party finds itself Al that "a r
ticular moment or to get a postmaster
appointed up in Chenango county.
=
When the ship is sinking ali living
things tegin to migrate II it's possible
20 migrate turiously enough. there is
just now something OF an exodus from
the House side TO the Senate side
among some OF the employees at the
Capitol This doesn't necessarily mean
that the House Republican organization
Is near the point Of getting smashed
but Il does Indicate that some of the
employees think they see incIemert
weather ahead in the next Congress
sional election and that Il NAV be lust
as well 10 Quit roOstinE ont I'm the
trees and go over under the Senate
roof. which Is pretty stable and com
Portable sort of piece. not nearly so
likely to he beset " IN storms as over
on the House side
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GETTING MONEY.

81, 4gwaE-When are you going 20 pay
me that $Iv you owe me-
B0rrOwell-My dear fellow, YOU cant
get blood out OF a tuTnfp-
WigwaE-I know, but II ] punch your
mead 7 can get blood out or a beat
PhlIadeIphia Record.
The Washington times., 1910-01-14
LOCAL MENTION,

Hardy's Two Stores, srs 54tE St
Phone II. $50 Vt Ave & I St %or1h
4445- Choice Cut Flowers most -esson-
able ices wedding and FUaeral R-ork
a specially
The Washington times., 1910-01-14
Senator Tavlor to Lecture

.en1ator Taylor Of Tennessee VIII de-
liver his celebrates lecture, The Fiddle
and the Bow" on Friday, January IA at
SIT. Vernon Place Church, 9th and K.
The Washington times., 1910-01-14

Sea Foods Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc.
Phila. Oyster & Chop House. 515 IIth nv.
The Washington times., 1910-01-14

Sunday Evening At Uniol Station.
Table d'HOtc Dinner. $50 I $50. s %
Music by Hungarian Orchea "a
The Washington times., 1910-01-14

BUckwheat. Lard. Ssus@ yes. Hams. H.
ways obtaiuable- Jas D. Donueily, lEth
and Eve SIS. y W
The Washington times., 1910-01-14

After the Thester Stop in the New Be-
heTnfan Restaurant at the Dewey ETofel.
I4th and L SITS Just opened EntirsIynep.
The Washington times., 1910-01-14

Cabs On CsII-Stand, 18th and Eye SITS.
\. W Main 1895. 1927
The Washington times., 1910-01-14

Carriages for weddings. shipping.
and calling Parkway Livery 9 1865
Wisconsin avenue, Phone W $50
The Washington times., 1910-01-14

Gas Ranges. Water Heaters, 6Is Iztb s.
.. a. Muddi1r1an & Co. 12o4 G st
caverIy-s plumbing, 155 G St ~ ".
The Washington times., 1910-01-14
Mems Fancy Vests
Half, Nearly Half and Less Than Half Regular Prices

ESE vests made of Fine Imported Novelty Cotton Fabrics
and the best English Wooens; patterns desirable
SPed effects predominant, Of course They cut the
approved style and suitable for business and street
The finest Ocean Pearl Buttons ony
every one strictly manufactured All found intending
those for stout
$2.45 each. Worth up to 5000.
The Washington times., 1910-01-14

Lockhead &sons plumbing. 1906 H st nv.
The Washington times., 1910-01-14
Mems Winter Trousers
Our Regular Stock at Reduced Prices

-HESE are Trousers from stock ana represent excep
donaly good values They tailored 1y who has
furnished with great deal of good clong-and these
just good any received from him. respects
better believe
quality typical of the kind always found and they
weights in desirable wearTeSsng graystrred effects
Those worth up to S6.00-S3z5 pair.
Those worth up to SS.OO-S4.T5 pair.
Main floor
WOODWARD
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

S2500-25 beautifully furnished rooms.
modern; splendid location.
fl600-32 rooms, rent SIS, 1-year lease;
easy terms.
Sl3o0-l4 rooms, modern: housekeeping.
$l30O)lS rooms, elegant: clears 500,
So0o-lc rooms: ]. h, Keeping. terms.
s800-i2 rooms, !. II. keeping, terms
S600-S modern rooms. nicely furnished;
terms.
$500 rooms; hon riding house.
$3.50 rooms; modern.
s2T5-I rooms. modern, nicely furnished.
Worth si00.
$lT5--5 rooms, modern. rent sSb,
S550-Rcstaurant, doing nice business.
S50O-Cigar, store, stock and ilXtures.
Sae00-liigh- class restaurant confiden-
tlal; Main street.
The above are genuine bargains. You
will agree with us II you Investigate.
Don't bs backward, Come and see us.
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT CO.
IT w End South 81.
Ross G. Davis, Mgr. Il. o. Dept
rg36S
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BDTTILYON.
Both Phones e6S,
10-12 n. Third So. Street.
sAooo INyTsTMENT

$4,000 INVESTMENT.
The above amount will put you
in control OF a first class retail
business here In the city. They do
a gross monthly business of $4,000.
investigate this. It's worth your
time.
CROCKERY BUSINESS.
These people have an old estab-
lished trade and are going out of
business in this city. VIII sell
fixtures and lease reasonable and
discount stock so per cent. Main
street location. Rent 500, with
lease.
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET.
One of the places that has made
the owner money. Have an es-
tablished trade and on a money
making basis. VIII sell fixtures.
two horses and two wagons, at a
reasonable figure. Stock at In
voice.
CAFE.
One Of the good places, In first
class location. Fixtures through
out are modern and up to date.
Cheap rent. long lease, This Ia
q $4,000 place. but we arc going to
sell It for $500. Call us up or
come and get further Information.
DRUG STORE.
A fine little place, doing a nice
business, Good location. reason
able rent. long lease. VIII sell for
$500 or will put price on fixtures
and invoice stock.
COUNTY NEWSPAPER.
From all indications this is a
good proposition. II you arc a
newspaper man, It's worth your
time TO investigate. VIII he
pleased to give all details as TO
location, amount OF business, etc.
ROOMING HOUSE.
This place Is netting the owner
pleased TO figure with an inter
ested party. showing them that
the above amount Is actually made,
The furnishings are In first clasa
condition, They cater only 70 good
people. There are % rooms. Rent
cheap, long lease.
CIGAR STORE.
Located In theatre district: very
cheap rent. long lease. This Is
money maker and can be bought
for s14o0 Sec us for terms.
SMALL ROONING HOUSES.
Small place. seven rooms, rent
s35. Very nicely furnished and
well kept. No trouble to rent
or make satisfactory terms. An
other seven-room place, on Main
st Owner will sell at once for
$3.50. Looks like bargain. Have
another on State st. Furnishings
very good. rent only $50. Another
small place on Main, central loca-
tion, VIII cell for 5000 down. bal.
small monthly payments. Clears
about SIS per month. Six rooms
on End East, rent 1916. Yours for
$3.50; half cash.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
RoOMING HOUSES

>H.~---~---~>~~~~-~---~~~~
SA20O-3S EXTRA WE'LL NEWLY FUR
nlshed rooms. located In the heart
OF city rent 81 per room; heat
practically free. the location In
surcs you a full house; the place
is strictly modern: long lease.
SaOoO-2a ROOMS, LARGE AND AIRY;
It's a corner, and modern; rent
SlTo; good lease. You cannot make
n mistake.
ssoo-1S ROOMS; RENT s55; 21 BEDS:
Al loc.; It's little mint. Terms.
S4ooO-3S ROOMS. ALL NEWLY FUR
nished strictly modern, rent rea-
sonable: long lease; terms.
S525c-64 ROOMS. EUROPEAN HOTEL.
fine loc., heat free, nve-year lease;
very liberal terms TO right party.
This Is a fine bargain,
SIS, S,000-110 ROOMS. FIRST CLASS,
substantial furnishings, large
ground floor office. elevator;
strictly modern: long lease; good
terms
The above places are handled by us
exclusively and are flrst-class places
and we invite a rigid Investigation OF any
we have for sale.
a, RICHTER REAL ESTATE
Established 1892
A. l.. BRATTAIN, MGR. 3. O. DEPT
Phones 69l. 10 w. 1st South.
ro3a5
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ARE YOU GOING ro i,
Before doing so, be aur ~
gatc our Easy Payment 'iJ H. an
Plan. iioIno
In The Sunday Tribune
VIC advertised a few Of iha VI
GAINS listed with rs e ,o MA
wednesday morning rHptsr Ell
were sold. Today we c.n Ef
20 n few more Bargains yvnr|
and no doubt Will sell ius, guail{
If YOU don't find EXSCT1Is W ,sgu gu
want, call at our Office nf
p,ehsea 10 show YOU many J,
space WIN not permit us To n,s.' ~
An elegant Groom home -, :
with halls. conservatory ,sm "n 4
room, pantry, ) rms. i'm hns.n1
leis. front and back a,cassll'l
: mantc!s. gas, sewer anJp.1
facl. everything that rccs so
modern, convenient home 70
rods. lawns and flowers s7do6
q per cent. ''Vvu,
Broom moder rrcssod 49,
near l.. -. S. hospital. ',,ck,
toilet, cement walks Gag s ~
electric light. basement - no, "
and cold winter, l2-minutc ,e
Ice. Modern i'm every rcrnant o,eet
VIII exchange for soulbo,en,s.ss..
o-rooW home, modern ihro,'nl,
This spring, b-block cast ~ rusl q
East front, Large lot On,y tsn tss,
5-rooIn modern. ) blocL, w
fcc. In fine location. iron ~ ~
and good SURROUNDINGS saso1
et once about this. F'V'V
4-room house on We,, ~.
walking distance, slooo eai
- LOTS.
Fine building site, on e.
eaeily worth 500, II taken ' ,h,s'
he sold for $3.50. This js a III ~
2tN1 rods on X ST. na
2sxI rods on J st. -
12X1o0 IT.. near 10th Sour =.
a-oloclt from paved street n,,,a =
Five acres good for farn,..
or chicken ranch. aIeo sItsh,s
ing. East on 18th South nr',
from car line. $500. o"''
BURT & CARLo1usr
Opposite Postof1cs
Real Estate, Mortgage " u.
Insurance..
Third Floor. Felt Bldg. p,
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AUCTION SALES
Auction SAI,E

AUCTION SALE.
On Monday. Sept. rs, at 1890 a. m.
No. 80 Center st. administrators sale es-
tate OF Elizabeth Hopwood James, parlor
set, carpets. window drapery, pictures,
bookcase and lot books, dining room and
bedroom furniture. drop head Singer sew
ing machine, wardrobe. brass tongs and
fire set. lot bric-a-brac. refrigerator,
dishes, fruit jars, hot blast heating
stoves. lot bedding, kitchen utensils, etc.
Tbos- Dobson. administrator.
x A. Andrew Auctioneer
ALSO ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2S,
An 1880 a.. m. No. 312 So 4th East st,
fine parlor rockers. leather upholstered
Turkish chair (cost $3.50 center tables,
and B. 3. chairs, leather box couch. lace
curtains and portieres. dishes and silver
ware, hall seat and large mirror. stair and
other carpets. brdseye maple dressers,
rocker and chair, fine quarter sawed oak
dressers. brass trimmed beds. mattresses,
fine spreads. blankets. pillows and quilts.
trunks, child's cupboard, tables and
dishes, best freless cooker (cost S16). gas
range, with coke burner attached, kitchen
tables, chairs, utensils. tools, etc.
ALSO ON THURSDAY AT 1880 A. NJ.
No. Bellevue ave, on 9th South, be-
tween 9Th and 9Th East, parlor rockers.
curtains, fine sidcboard. table. couch
folding bed, dressers, iron beds. mat
trcsses, dishes, heating stove, Home Com
fort range. kitchen utensils. etc.
~ ~. NIltIeWS. AuCtIOIlteTs
AUCTION SALE UNCLAIMED BAG
GAGE.
From the Oregon Short Line and South
ern Pacific Co. lines. consisting of about
5000 trunks, suit cases. bundles. tclc-
scopes. sample trunks, steamer trunks,
tool chests. baby cabs. go-carts, boxes,
guns. guitars and 400 lost oYcrcoats.
cloaks. umbrellas, packages. etc, will
commence Oct at n. m, No. 103 Dooly
building, corner 2nd South and West Tenn
pie. and continue until sold.
Geo. l.. Alley, general baggage agent.
Il, A Andrews, Auctioneer. 1926
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HOSPITALS

MAN-AMERICAN HOSPITAL. FOR
mcrly Keogll- Hammand has been new
ly furnished and equipped homelike and
quiet rooms; S1050 to SIS per week hos
pital charges; one-half regular price for
confinement cases, 1G6 West 2nd North,
Both phones. o1oni
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TOOLS AND HARDWARE

MECHANICS. CARPENTERS. PLAST-
erers. bricklayers. masons-we want
you TO know that We can sell you nil
&inds OF tools at prices which will as
Rnish you; a trial order Will convince
The Colorado Tool and Supply Co. under
new management. 113 West So. Temple
1856
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A 22-ROOM BARGAIN:
running water In rooms. steam heat free.
3-year lease. rent S126. Furniture and
carpets In flrst-class condition, II you
want a mouey-maker. look this up. $1,000
required.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

EDWARD M'GURRIN AND w. f.
Rydalch have removed their law offices
In b25- 526-527 Mcintyre bldg. 1909.
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MACHINE EXCHANGE

WE WILL SELL YOU WHILE THEY
last s35 TO 500 sewing machines for $40
each. This means ii saving TO you from
SIS 10 $50. Young 6 Raleigh, 23 West
First So. Ind. 1868: Bell 3Q2S. D.. o42S
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-IADY'S LARGE YELLOW (CA-
nara) diamond ring, about "a carat
Finder return Tribune. Liberal reward.
r17S7
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1o newly and elegantly furnished rooms
all on floor, all rooms rented, lon
lease. Lady has chance TO get large
place. A bargain.
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LOST-FEMALE DOG, BLACK AND
white spots. Return 68 e. 2nd South.
Reward. ry10G
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13 rooms furnished for light housckeep
ing; close In: you can buy this place at
bargain, and make an independent living
Price S70O
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15-ROOM SPECIAL, $3.50.
Large, light rooms. steam heated, very
close in a dandy little money maker,
and worth $1,000. Price $3.50.
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BY E. NJ. ONION. ON MONDAY, SEP
tember 26. 1890 a. m., nj No Church
st, Oath SOUTH between Main and State),
will sell nice clean lot of goods; good
carpets and rugs, chairs. rockers center
tables Morris chair. kitchen cupboard
linocum, 2-hoe gasoline stove. dining
table, china cabinet hall tree. iron beds,
mantel. folding bed. bedding lace cur
tains, lots OF home made preserves, etc,
etc r25T0
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FOR SALE
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ONE SX10 DOUBLE CYLINDER LID
gerwood hoist.
one 10Xl0x16 Knowles compressor.
ono Cameron sinking pump 12x5x1s
almost new.
one Cameron sinking pump, exaxT; al
most new.
One Worthinston duplex boiler feed
pump
One 65-HP. Reading locomotive boiler,
3-inch flues, almost new.
. one 5S-IiP. Reading locomotive boiler,
3-inch fiues; new.
r30I3
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EUROPEAN HOTEL,
3s rooms. modern, newly furnished. run
ming water in rooms, long lease; Ai%Vo
Will handle.
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n N HUMPHRIEs,
Bell 413a. 70 W. End So 81. Ind. 1874.
1882
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FOR SALE - ASSENGER
POPE E-HARTFORD TOUR
ING CAR. RECENTLY
OVERHAULED; FINE CON
DITION. FJVE-PASS SSENGER
WHITE STEAMER, FULLY
EQUIPPED; FIRST CLASS
CONDITION. SEVEN PAS
SENGER POPE = TOLEDO;
RUN ONLY 1000 MILES;
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED;
RECENTLY OVERHAUGED.
A BARGAIN IF SOLD AT
ONCE. STUDEBAKER BROS.
AUTO CO, COR. SECOND
SOUTH AND SECOND EAST.
BELL 3797.
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10-room boarding house, close in: lease,
rent s35 a month. Price 5000.
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LOST-EVERY EFFORT BEING MADE
to find "Laddie." gold and white col
lie puppy. Prosecution TO fullest extent
of the law 10 be made unless returned
before his whereabouts are discovered.
5i93k or o25 3rd ave.
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FOR sALE-REAL IA
REAL ESTATE-rMnr. .

CT. bGRT & CARLoI,Ior
salt Lakes Most ProSS.vls JEST
Builders. s''
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UTAH CONIMANDERY NO. /. KNIGHTS
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.
]. #. BRECKON, e. c.
Z. o. LEATHERWOOD. recorder.
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KARR & HARVEY,

KARR & HARVEY,
Z rooms, close in. . rooms bring in S75
month; fine house. furnace heat; rent
SIG month. Price $3.50,
10-room boarding house; close in: lease
rent s35 a month. Price $500,
13 rooms furnished for light houscke eep-
ing; close In you can buy this place at
bargain, and make an Independent living.
Price 500.
12 elegantly furnished rooms, close In !:
all rooms rented; rooms bring In sos
month. The lady has just cut The price
for quick sale. Inquire.
1o newly and elegantly furnished rooms,
all on / floor; all rooms rented, long
place. A bargain.
Furniture OF a 4-room modern fat for
sale, fine furniture. swell place; fiat
rents for $40 d month, You buy this place
at a bargain.
Main st restaurant, doing fine business,
5ycar lease at 500 month; cheapest rent
on the street, Terms.
State st. restaurant doing good bust
ness, at a bargain.
These are a few of our selected bar
you arc looking for a business let us show
you some OF cur bargains.
- liARR & HARVEY.
204 So. State 81,
Bcil phone 2o06. Ind 1872
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FOR SALE BY OWNER,

PARTLY PAID CONTRACT FOR FIVE
acres Utah apple orchard, Trees now
years old. Best location. Easy long
time contract. Low price. Will trade
for equity in city lot Phone forest 1l5.X.
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