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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
WEST POINT
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West Point. Va, December eS.-Chel-
met recently in the Castle dali. and
had a very interesting meeting. Many
OF .nc membeIj spoke In behalf OF the
lodge. and determination was arrived
state of things and raise 1t to its
form standard OF excellence The
lodge VIII have an open meeting in
January, and expects to have some of
the grand officers as its guests. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: W. l. Kirby. chancellor
commander: NJ p Chandler. vice-chan-
master OF work; 4. ]. Aumac d Keeper ertn.
of records and seals; J. II. Cozzins.
master OF finance; Charles B. Starke,
master of eachequer; L r Treat. mas
guard; Wesley smith outer guard ,rd ;
representative to the Grand Lodge. II.
W. Boughan: Trustees. J. w. Marshall.
J. II. Cozzins. W. L. Kirby
Point Baptist Church last sunday
nie'.t. the Rev. E r. Harris. of Mars
Hill, North Carolina. wes called to
tie pastorate. and was duly. notified
OF his call Mr.. Harris by invitation of
the pulpit. committee. has been to West
Point and preached two sermons
Mrs. NJ P. Chandler entertained the
Of the meeting was prize given TO
tie 'ember answering the most oues-
tons in the Turkey problem. Mrs.
y. B: Bagby won tho prize. a china
hatp' receiver.
The Whist Club did not meet this
weak. but will resume In January.
DR.. May Farinholt Jones. resident
physician OF Shorter Female College,
Rome, Ga. Will spend the holidays
with her parents. Colonel ard Mrs. B.
l. Farinholt, here.
Misses Mildred and Mary Woodward
ard margaret Palmer. of the Woman's
College, Richmond: Susie Corr and Pat
tie Fuller. students of the Normal
School, at Harrisonburg: Victoria
Lewis. of the Randolph Macon Wo-
mans College. at Lynchburg; Emma
Davis, student OF the Blackstone Fee
male Seminary. will spend the holt
days ut their homes here. Miss Vic
toria Lewis will have as her guest,
! MISS Dorothy Eanes.
Walter Hargrave. of the Medical
college, Richmond: Roscoe Spencer. OF
Johns Hopkins University, Baltlmore
and Herbert Woodward, OF Washing
ton and Lee University, will spend the
no lays at home in West Point.
.is5 Katie ellis. OF Powhatan. Is
spending week or ten days with Mrg.
+. II. Thrift. at West Point
Miss Ruth and her brother, Levin
Morvitz Will spend Christmas in Bal
| timore. with relatives.
Miss Minnie Levin. member of The
Training School faculty, in Baltimore
| VIII be the guest of her sister. Mrs
I'D. MorvttZ,. in West Point
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CHASE CITY
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Chase City. Va. December as
Miss Gladys Hester. who is taking
holidays with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs C. W. Hester. on Academy Street
Edgar Leach, John Taylor and Pres
ton Geoshegan. students of William
and Mary. are here to spend Christmas
with their parents.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. W. S. Robins are
spending some time with relatives In
Martinsville.
Walter Turnbull. Of Lawrenceville,
was here Monday
Drs. Hilton and Morgan stembrldse.
OF the Medical College of Virginia, are
at home for the holidays.
Henry Bell. Of Florida. is spending
the week here with his parents.
Misses Annie and Gladys Roberts
are spending the Christmas week with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. 4. Ro-
berts. on Academy Street
Clyde Berry. OF Kansas city, is
visiting his parents, SIR. and Mrs. Jas.
Berry
Miss Alma Elan. of Suffolk. Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Charles N. Bos-
Miss Lizzie Roberts spent few days
in Richmond this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gregory. OF
Smithheld. are visiting At the home
Mr., and Mrs. c. w. Gregory, on
Academy Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Dickerson. of
EoXton, We're in town few. days ago.
his parents, in Ashland.
Miss Annie Robertson Is at homo
spending the holidays with her par
enta. Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Robertson, in
the West End.
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BOWLING GREEN
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Bowling Green. Va. December ga
Misses Florence and Helen Broaddus,
who arc teaching school al Woodstock
arc visiting their, parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. ". Broaddus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Vincent have re-
turned TO their home In Norfolk, after
spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. D. Vincent.
Miss Blanche Coghill has returned
from n visit to her sister. Mrs. Will
liam l.. Boyd, in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilson left this
week for King and Queen county,
where they will spend some time with
relatives.
Mis- Nellie Borum. Of Charlotte
county, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will
Mr.. and Mrs G. 3. Fuik. OF Harrison
burg. are. the guests of Rev. and Mrs.
c. r. Cruikshank.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Magruder
Cobb. of Washington. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs w. G. Coghill, at Milford.
Miss Ellen Broaddus, who is teach
Ing schol in Wakefield. is now at home
with her parents. DR.. and Mrs. w. l.
Broaddus. for the Christmas holiday
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Parker are
spending some time in Essex, at the
home of w. J. Parker
Miss Bessie Butler. of Toano, and
Miss Susie Butler. OF Bagby, are visit
ing their parents. DR.. and Mrs. E. E..
Butler.
r. L. Beale spent several days this
week in Baltimore.
Webb and Roper Rains, of Rich
mond, spent part of this week sere.
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MONTVALE
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Montvale, Va, December 23-Ths
books that have been hero Tor SIX
months were returned on Saturday
10 the State Library The case awaits
tho arrival OF another instalment
which Will be made in the very near
future.
Mis. Margaret Rice, who has bean
leading the Shakespeare class through
i've lessons on the midsummer Nights
Dream" has succeeded In making tho
subject interesting. and has given All
many lessons in parliamentary drill.
The FIRST act OF the tragedy OF Mac
beth" forms tho lesson for the pres
ent week. II
N[r-. G. $. Luck. of Roanoke. wHa
the guest last week OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert SGhenk
George Biggs. who has been engaged
in wor.s In Tennessee IS at home for
the holidays. 81
James Wells has returned from 4
visit to his son, ] y, Wells. who has
been q. at his home IN Lynchburg
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P0CAHONTAS
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hOf'SNiot ~ HS us pa
Pocahontas. Va. December a3,-Nfiss
Cuzie Saunders. who has been attend
Ing the State Normal at Farmville. is
here for the holidays with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Saunders.
DR.. D. Alexander Halter. of Column
bus College. New York City, is spend
ing the holidays with his parents, DR..
and Mrs. John p. Halter.
their guest this week Hugh Mel atne,
of Marshfield. Ore.
Mrs. CASTOR Galloway. Of Graham.
Va. was In the city this week. the
guest OF her mother. Mrs ". r. Muir
rell. on Church street.
Mrs. G. B. Irwin, OF coopers. was
the guest OF her parents. Dr. and Mrs.
j. p. Halter. Wednesday,
DR.. L. E. Spensler. of Northfolk, w.
Va. was IN the city Wednesday, the
guest of 7. w. lowering
Colonel James Elwood Jones. Of
Switchha ok. W. Va. was a visitor here
Wednesday.
Rev. S. ". Lyons and daughter. OF
Maybeury. W. Va. was here Thurs
day.
The Misses Heathermans. of Boissc.
vain. were the guests of Miss Alice
Dannen this week.
Miss Nettie angel, Of Northfolk. w.
Va. Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Jesse Woodruff Eaaler.
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HARRiSONBURG
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Harrisonburg. Va. December 2S.--
HRS. :ank 3. Olhausen has returned
from an extended visit to relatives in
Ned Yancey. of New Jersey. is visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Johp H Downing Is spending the
holidays with his father. Hon. II. II.
Downing. OF Front Royal.
Miss Margaret Bradley is spending
the holidays with her aunt, Mrs. w. S.
Martin. in Washington.
Mrs. ". E. Manor has returned from
a visit to relatives in Washington and
Mrs. j. O. Tackot has returned to
Front Royal. after visit to her sister.
Mrs E. D. Davis.
Mrs. W. t: Buchanan and daughter.
Miss Irene, has como to Philadelphia.
for visit to their daughter and sis
= Mrs. " Preston Lincoln. of Lacey
Spring. Is visiting her children in Pitts
burg.
returned from a trip through the
Professor Weldon t: Myers, of the
University OF Virginia, IS spending
the holidays at his home In Broadway.
ME Eai nnd Mrs s. s F. . Sibe,t have gone
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. burnett
H c. Whitener. of Princeton Theo-
logical Seminary, Is visiting liis
brother. Rev. Milton Whitener. OF Tim
berville.
Miss Enid Sipe is visiting Miss
Miss Carrie Hausenhuck, art teacher
at Eastern College. Manassas, is visit
ing her parents, Rev. and Mrs. j. w
Hausenfluck at Pleasant valley.
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HOUSTON

William r. Barksdale, who has been
holding the regular term of the Neck
in Houston on Friday.
Judge Frank Christian and James E.
Edmunds. of Lynchburg. arrived In
Houston on Wednesday evening, and
Easley. During the holidays Judge
Christian and Mr. Edmunds will be
the guests at number OF shooting
parties
Gilmore Easley. who has been spend
ing several DAYS in washington. re-
turned TO Houston on Saturday last
Miss Mar: Barksdale. who has been
teaching in Richmond. arrived in Hous-
judge and Mrs. W r. Barksdale.
Judge Hush G. Kyle. OF RoEersville
Tenn. iF the guest for Christmas Of
his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Miss Florence Easlev Is visiting Miss
Kitty Lancaster in Richmond. Miss
Lancaster has recently returned from
an extended tour abroad.
dar. and will spend the holidays With
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Martin.
of Richmond.
DR.. Robert Randolph. of Baltimore.
Edmondson. of South Roston DR. Ram
doinh and J. Bruce Chastain. OF NV
York. who is snendine the HOLIDAYS
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. 2. Johnson. are
over estate. al one time the home OF
the late Thomas Bruce. of Halifax
county.
Miss Watson kasey. who is a stu
dent at the University Of North Caro-
lima. Chapel Hill. " c.. arrived in
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Liz
zie +. kascy, at the Halifax Inn.
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RALEIGH
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Raleigh. \ c. January 23.-Ihe
hostess Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Richa "a
S. Busbec. The study was charac1.ris-
tic OF Andrew Jackson and James
r. FOX. the papers being by Mrs. p.
Mrs. W. W. Richards, AS hostess on
Tuesday afternoon, accorded to the
members OF the kentness Book Club
2 delightful social season. There were
MONDAY spirit pervaded the meeting.
The club is studying comedy this sea
1on, and at this meeting Miss Ellz-
e e69a a grisgs disguised Greek Com
lightiul discussion of Aristophanes and
readings from Tho Clouds"
invita- tons have been Issued for the
marriage OF Louis A. Rosengartea, OF
the ceremony TO be at Davenport. Ia.
January 5. -
ednesday afternoon the Ola Pod
Tida Club had for hostess Mrs. w. s.
Primrose. She entertained instead
OF Mr.. Henry Briggs
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. 6. w. Brewer
was hostess for brilliant reception,
f9 ,In Prnnar 10 her daughter. Miss
morning became the bride OF Lillian
Lee Vaughan. of the faculty OF the IS.
and NJ. College. There were Southern
sm.iax bamboo, palms md fern decor
IN tn receiving line We're Mrs. Brewer.
Miss Lula Brewer. Mrs. Talcot Brewer,
Mrs, J. 3. Vaughan, mother OF the
bridegroom; Miss Ada Lee Undertake.
MISS Katherine Staples and Miss Sallie
Baker For the wedding, which was
ovely homo affair. the only at
t ss,sa tf, were four girl friends OF the
Miss Ada Timberl1ke. OF Wake Forest
Miss catherine otaples. Harrfsonbure
Va, and Miss Pauline Hill,
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PiNEHURST
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Pinehurst, II. c.. December 23.-S,e-
nlf1cant OF the important place tho Tin
Whistles or Mems Golfing Club occu.
pies here, Is the tournament schedule
announced far the present season:
tWenty-one events in all starting on
Christmas Day and concluding April
!. Sixty. trophies are offered. nearly
half of them contributed by interested
friends. with total cost over $4,000
The premier contest OF the season
Is the ninth annual club championships
scheduled for March ls, 10 and 20,
with Elaborate plans making for the
annual team match and dinner on March
II. On March .. four events arc
acknowledgements, an invitation
q agey handicap for women. and ap-
a.4koaching and putting contests. A
new feature this season is the award
of gold medal for the best net score
made by club member In tho four
leading Country Club tournaments
For the coming week. the second of
the Country Club events, tho, eighth
annual holiday week golf tournament
is scheduled, beginning on Tuesday
and continuing through Saturday. The
trophies include a cup for the best
qualification score, Presidents, Cover
nor3' and secretary's cups to the match
play division winners. and medals for
division runners-up, and consolation
winners Advance entries insure
fast field. Walter j.. Travis won the
event last year.
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G0RDONSvILLE
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Gordonsville. Va, December 2S-
Master Thomas Reeves Potts returned
home on Wednesday to spend the holi-
days; He is student ct the Episco-
pal High School. at Alexandria.
Mrs: Nickel and Miss Genevlo
guests at "springfelds." They arrived
this evening.
Miss Annie Cosby. OF Gordonsvillc:
Miss Cornelia Cowherd. OF Jordon. and
among those who made up a delight
full little house party at Monteith last
week. where they were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Cowherd, Sr.
the holidays at Weston" with her
parents. She is student at the Fee
male Institute, Blackstone.
Mr.. Miller, Miss Martha Graves. Il.
Beverly Goodloe and r. G. Cowherd
were Sunday visitors at Springhelds.
". J; Whitehurst. OF Richmond, spent
Tuesday looking over Cedar Grove.
R. V. vhitehurst was week -end
visitor at Cedar Grove. his former
home in Orange. Mr. Whitehurst Is
located In WashinAton. D. c.
Invitations are out for the Christ.
Hall on the Goth. Many out Of town
always a most enjoyable occa sion.
George S. Goodwin, CT Danvilie. haa
bee. this guest OF his many relatives
ut Oak Hill and Gordonsville.
At the close OF the entertainment on
Tuesday night at Memorial Hall, yot a
for the most popular young woman
was taken. resulting in favor of Afisa
Meta Garner.
George Tyler Cowherd was tha
guest of ]. T.. w. Ruffln or Monday
Mrs. Frank ]. CraiGie, Jr., CT Rich !.
mond Spent Saturday at "Sprin gfields. .
| guest or Mrs. Virginia oshcrne.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Wilbur OSBORNE
vert weekend guests CT Captain and
, Mrs Wambersie, At Charlton" near
Orange.
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WANTED
wANTED-NLALE HELP

SHEPPARD'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
1.-THE Red Front" liz West 2nd South.
Headduarthcrs railroad and mining help.
Bell 1854. elb43
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IN THE DISTRICT COI,nT or THE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE;
nlioh states for tho district of Utah
In the matter of Covington. Roper
and Scagcr partners. and Lon Covinr :
ton, Charles Roper and Bert II. Scacrr.
nankrupts. No. ijIJ In bankr,Iptcy-
Petition for discharge
10 the honorable John A. Marshall.
lidEe oi ihn district court Of the t-nil cd
States Ior the district of Utah.
'oNinSion, Roper and Scagcr partners
ana Lon Cov'ngt"n. Charles Roper and
Bert ~, Scascr of Bingham. county ol
Sall Lake and state 81 Utah. In
said district. respectfully represent tina
on the l2th day of April last past. thcv
were duly aojudgcd bankrupts nm
der the acts Of congress relating Ia
bankruptcy: that they have duly gIIrrcn-
dcrcd all their property and rights of
property. and have fully complied with all
The requirements OF said acts and of tho
IuptcV. N
Wherefore they pray that they may be
hecFced by tho court to have a friil dis
CharSe from al debts urovable againsc
thcir estates under said bankrupt acts.
cAcept such dcbi& as are excepted BY law
from such discharge.
Ilatcd this 18th day Of JuIy. s. H. 1911
JpNlNGTON. ROPER AND SEAGER.
By Bert H. Scager
Lon CoVINGTON.
CHARLES ROPER
BERT III, SEhGER
B:
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

CONDIT.--FunoI-al services oyer ihe re-
mains OF George Condic, who dlcd in
this city September Is. 1911, Will be
held from ODonncll & Co.'S parlors to-
morrow (Tucsday) at > p. m. Interment
City cemetery.
FOSTER-Thc funeral services over the
remains Of the late Elizabeth Foster,
wife of William " Foster. aged 80 years,
will he hello Tuesday AT n. IN. from
the family residence, 32 South Second
West. Friends arr invited 10 attend. In
trrment in City cemetery.
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ORDER OF NorlcE ruunEoN.

District OF Utah
On inis 10th dsv Of September. A. D.
l"l1. on reading the foregoing petition I;
~ ordered by tho court that bearing nc
had upon the same on tho 5th dav of
October. y. II. 1911 before Eaid court a
salt Lake CITY. In said district, at ia
o'clock IN the forenoon: and that notice
.neLeol DC published In The Salt Lake
Tribune, newspaper printed in "a i'd
district; and that all known creditors
ana other persons In interest may APP
pear at the said lime and niace and
chow cause. II any they have why TIC
prayer OF the said petitioner should not be
granted. ~ "7
And II Is further ordered by the cour,
that the clerk skall send by mail IN ali
known creditors copies OF said petItjor
and this order. addressed 10 them a,
'heIr places OF residence as stated
Witness the Honorable John a. Msr
shall. nudge Of the said district conr, and
the seal thercof. at Salt Lake City i'm said
District on tic 10Th day OF Septcmhcr'
A. -. 1911.
Attest; JERRoLD f. LETCHER.
lSeai Of CUurO CIerL
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Weather forecasts for Utah: Fair Mon
day, cooler south portion; Tuesday fair

Comparative weather data at Sait Lake
City. september II. 1911; .
Tho highest temperature today was "'
degrees, Tho highest In this month since
1874 WAS 93 degrees. The lowest temper
est ;his month since 1874 was % degrees
Tho mean temperature for Today was %
degrees: tlIc normal WAS 60 degrees. The
accumulated excess OF temperature since
tho first of the month IS degrees; the
accumulated excess since January / Is
I'll degrees The relative humidity at
p. IN. today was 1I per cent.
The total precipitation for the twenty
four hours ending AT p. IN. was none.
The total for this month TO dale is .oi
inch; the accumulated deficiency for this
month to date is .3S inch the total pre-
cipltation since January ! TO date is ga
inches. the accumulated deficiency since
January Is 2.lS inches,
Sun rises Gil ii. M: sun sets 6:33 p
M. September is, 1911.
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PIANO STUDIO

CALVIN CARRINGTON WISHES TO
announce tho opening of his piano
studio ift South Main. Special rates to
children. m963
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THERE IS MANY A POSITION IN
easy reach OF the skilled worker who
Keeps In close touch with The Tribune
Want columns.
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Marked Urgent

The Tribune Wants convey many that
marked urgent they imperative intensely interest
ing and immediate IN demanding attention.
Many Tribune Wants prompted by conditions that
be met The cook is leaving rush orders de-
mand extra workers the mill factory unexpected
guests require extra servants in the home change in Of
flee helpers nccessarysc conditions these prompt
many Tribune Want Ads.
Impeled By emergencies IN it's wonder
that The Tribune Wants imperative, immediate
in response for emergencies may only be met by prompt
Don delay. phone i'll your todays Wants today. Call
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DIED.

ROHERTS-At = Vincent court, Scptcm-
Der II. 1911 Arthur G. Roberts. aged
IS years, . months and ~ days. Re-
mains AT O'Donncll & Co.'S parlors. No
ticn of funeral later.
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PERSONALS
AUCTION SALES.


c. E. OSTERLOU. THE AUCTIONEER
has returned from his vacation and Is
looking for Job: he gets top prices for
furniture or merchandise. If YOU need
money see him at his residence. Drop
card TO 63i South Main. m095
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ELKO HOTEL. 2T5 SOUTH MAIN:
steam heat: rooms so cents; s2 per
week and I'D. tl23a
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CIIAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass chipped glass and painted, Both
phones. EoS
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ONE SINGLE ROOM WITH BATH
privilege. Elegantly furnished. si6 per
month. The Alexandria, 800 South Mess
Temple. Bell 23SS d24sI
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PLUMBING AND HEATING

DAVIDSON Sc. HARRIS co. PLUMB
Ing and steam heating: iohbin- worl, a
speciality; all work guaranteed Both
phones l62- l 81 East 2nd South m22
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BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD AND ROOM. So A WEEK
Rooms, $3.50 up. Rear ia E. Second
South, klS32
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MASSAGE

MRS HELD. REMOVED To METRO
pole hotel, % r. 2rd So. bath and
massage: new and competent attend
ants. Suite 2S Ind 1892. m7fT
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FOR RENT
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
Keeping. No. ~ Kendall square. ea5S
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEWoRK.
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FOR RENT-UNFuRNIsHED ROOMS

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Tribune Want columns TO locate for you
Just the kind you want.
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LIBERTY HOTEL.

Cor, 2nd South and 2nd West.
Now open for business. everything new,
strictly modern: moderate prices. Two
blocks from depots and business district.
ml3oG
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WANTED-1ST- CLASS. EXPERIENCED
fur salcslady. reference required Hud-
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BANKS AND BANhsS'

MERCHANTS gASK ,;,i.
Of Salt Lake Cits, nIs,.- y
Foreign exchange; on6 ass2
interest paid on TINS or 50,
posits: your account ia,e H. II
receive careful attention' v,es -
president: John j. Day; S;osideni; I
a. II Peabody, Vice p's Al
Shearman, cashier. Il
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EXPERT MASSEUSE WILL GIVE
home treatments, face and body: ress-
enable prices; permanent customers de-
sired. Ladies' only. Bell 1894 ml7O2
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE, ss WEST 1sr
soc: modern baths. 15c. eI5O
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SUNBURST AND SIDE PLEATING.
Mrs M. NJ. Jennens. COS East 3rd So.
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