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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-10-03
Investigation Today in the
Stricken Pennsylvania
City Lead to Hopes That
First Reports Wrong.
ONLY 20 BODIES
ARE IDENTIFIED
Census Of Survivors Now
Being Taken to Learn
True Facts; Town Liter
ally Wiped Out.

the grimness Of the tragedy
which has practically obliterated this
town was impressed upon the surviv-
ors and q considerable number OF
workers, who today began anew their
efforts to mine deeply into the hard
hills OF debris.
Twenty victims including two at
Costello, have been placed In . tenn
porary morgue at Odd Fellows hall.
one OF the few buildings standing on
the ruined district. The Identified
dead are twelve, as follows:
J. e. BALDWIN, father OF state
Senator Baldwin.
MRS. MARTHA KINNICUT.
MISS IDA MILLER.
MRS. WILLIAM NELSON.
MRS. A. r. MANSUEY.
MISS ANNIE JACKSON.
MRS. CHARLES SOFIELD.
MRS. MORTON SCHWOLDs
MRS. GEORGE RENNICKS.
MISS FLOSSIE MELSER.
MRS. LENA RICHIE.
RALPH DONAFIRE.
Plans for the funerals were being
made today.
Hope Dead May Not Excesd 200.
me most esssntlal hA anas.st.n. .. - wnrr 10Y
mere asiue IIoM .no @ aa.s,h,c
ruins, is the completion OF census
of the living Austinans. II the deAtn
list aggregates anything like the enor-
nous number some have estimated the
health officials realize that conditions
u.,aa n.ith;r . faw dava in the ruins.
Ths ms nanst corae.l and wall-informod
nvestipators. however. are unprepar.
invss.'s ~ 90 isan +hat nora +han two nun.
~ Sa.s - - - -arIshad There IN. indeed.
u'ou ua..h,,,tp .ho+ 1sn win he the total
Thara g. i;ttia hona that any OF the
haSin. ramainirc : n tina wrackaga Will
~ sn,,nd intact The general aspect
~ ~ dahriu indicates that hundreds
=. .ho,,.o Ms ~ Tavalin.like splinters
80 shrada ~ huildinps were shot
thro,,gh and through thee first accum-
ulations OF ruins by the debris subse'
uuently hurled onward BY the con-
tinuing food.
rhre. More Bodies Recovered.
rhraa hodias were taken from the
r,,in. today two ~ girls and one OF q
,oan
M.-, -,oods ~ c1othlnp and hank
nt Nv the stata hoard az chari.
.'s. s ons ~ pod Crnss from Phila-
Ie'.,,aa s.vs u hane hsan d,st rth,,ted and :
.. uelpa NC basn cont sor more IA big
leques. .nsr,aI, naS ~ 1ras - ,,rt tn vnrL On the
s.ealn uo - tha p"t,a II and ansnue-
pann paoken rsi,road err ~ and the work a. clear.
~ hanna Ialo a,,.ara @ aro"nd thu cond.
ing up .ns Sara Ynarv hodias ara
year ponu, ~no ~ h,r,ad (. rrorra..ino
ouppUeeu - =
Tha no,,c,np conditions today are
40 o+Ica1lv nerfect A twelve hours
tnwnnnmr. nr rain served to materially
redmoa the number Of incoming sight
sears and to this extent the police
,yar1, relieved The state constabulary,
s.ote sanitarv enrineers and chief OF.
ScisIs ~ tha state health department
arc cooneratino n the measures for
nro, sctipn and relief.
p. VIM p..., "a 40 onn
money Io.s % A,,s.,, crsts,in sna
Inc aspecI =. .oday - .s nrssrv
tne vaiey Dvyonu Tha .owr. ~. Srsc.
as II 10 appas, int,a ,rbo rallsv side
lures OF uesoia. @ .ha IL re eth I;t+sred
AAAAAS - :" = 80
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Gown In a Go. Mine.

10 the GIT accustomed to the con -tan' sound of 2 living world the stiil Ness of | coal mine N here the miles .t rsasseHts aud entries and the un
 iehins walls swallow UP all sounds eGI echo ia $ silence that ia complete sDt as one beccacs accustomed to the silence through long hours of solitary work sounds become audible thaf wold escape an ear less trained The ricllling murnur of the gas, the spat. .ering fall of lump of coal loosened 2y some mysterious force from . tranny in the wall, the sudden knock Ing and breaking of a stratum far IT t1 the rock above or the scurry of 2 rat off somewhere iii the darkness strike on the ear loud and startling The eye, too, becomes trained to pene trate the darkness, but the darkness is SO complete that there is a lmit--th limit of the rays cast by the pit lamp Joseph Husband Atlantic
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In MAQpia- -Caiiino

Ono of the apartments in the nn
 siont royal palace at Cintra, Portugal, $ known as the Hall of Magpies
 Painted in the arabesque ceiling is to ae found swarm of magpies Each sas tn the mouth a scroll, on which. painted in red on a white ground, are thc words, 'por bem" The story runs that King John of Portugal was making love to one of the maids of Aonor in this chamber and was sur. 9rised by the queen. His majesty made tue best or the circumstances and ex- elained to the queen, k DOT bem minka '2cre' COh, It is nothing 1t all. 1t is quite right There Is no harm in it'9. AS te whether the queen waa satisfied the lagend | silent, but the adies of the .ourt were deeply Interested and were constantly saying to one another with smile, "Por bem! For bem" The klng thought 1t time to act go he com
 mia-l0ned an artist to paint on the c@iling as many maeples as there were salkative ladies about the court, each aolding in the beak the ribbon with 'h@ words, 9Por beTn London Globe
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Portuquese and Goldfish.

It is an interesting fact that the fish ermen of northern Portugal started and developed the fishing industry on the banks" off the northern coast ot America, and, though they now send fewer ships, their taste for salt COG from Newfoundland is unabated fir Fact, 1t is a national Portuguese dain y. It Is found in every little grocery shop, hard and brown as a board. 4 number of Portuguese have, made theil home on the islands to the south of the mainland of Massachusetts, and there the dark eyes of the Iberian maiden, raven locks and a certain pic turesque element in dress are not in frequent. This connection with Por tugal dates back many years, the ships of Marthas Vineyard bridging the distance over sea and returning with Portuguese crews.--Exchange.
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Some Consolation.

He was a frugal Scot and when the .olection plate came round dropped horln in mistake for the hramble .opper. Speedily discovering his mis- ake. however, he stepped softly down the aisle and requested the oof gath .rer 10 give him back the coin. which request was politely but firmly re fused. 4 shade of disappointment flit- ted over the northerner's face as be walk,'d slowly back to his pew.
 "A Weel." i,- said. fits loss. but there's some slna consolation in re- tenrin' It's bad one. It might have got me into trouble anywhere else."- london Telegraph.
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Fate sf PortuqaIsB k P.


 The fe= ad' Is one Of the nobies, records E7.r written or national glory aud sueeess= Camoens. tts gifted au thor. determined to da for Portugal what Homer had doae for Greece tfhg ryeat poem was written In the six toeuth century which has been called inc heroic age of Portugal. and i4 -u8iH feature is the rounding Of the 'apo ef Coed Hope bg Fase0 da GaUa Fhtle most Interesting episode ts be cneVning after deQt6 of Inea ae
 aStra as queen of Portugal @HHs
 as]ads ta9t its name fi0m Iusl55 ",a was sid 10 have founded Ii4bea r,s outhdr Was born about 1920 aa9 Ais oafeef, which began brilliantly "@s tliehfed ny ha dcath of brclzei seatt of the IadJ ot his Iove for whqa1 sake he WIS banisLed from tbe lana lie wfote eTte Lusi5ds in lis banlsh= ueat and WAS recalled in f57l, losing n the way ah his property except hj4
 em. Pensioned at first ny the king h's great epic poet If Portugal diea
 great poverty in I5T9 when hjs patron WIS also dead
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Swine Show at the State Fair

Hot Springs, Ark. - Especial. J. While the cattle and horse exhibit at the State Fair in Hot Springs this lyear will far exceed all former years. there will be equally as great an ad- vance in the swine show. Letters from prominent breeders are reach ing Secretary Wadley every day mak- Ing reservations of stalls. Three breeders at Fayetteville will bring 30 head of fine hogs. The manage 'ment of the fair has force of men at work on the grounds rebuilding the old and erecting; new cattle and swine pens.
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FAMOUS BlRD.MEN TO BE
 AT ARKA'.SAS STATE FAIR
Negotiations Are Now Pending for the Employment of Harry Atwood, the
 Most Daring of Avlators.

Hot Springs. Ark.-(Speeial.1- .1-The management of the Arkansas State Fair is negotiating with Harry N. At wood for aeropane flights at Hot Springs during the six days of the fair, October g to IA Negotiations are also pending with the Wright Broth- CTS, tho father of aviation and inv cut ors oG the aeroplane. It is probable that Atwood will be retained, as his recent flight from St. Louis to the seq, breaking the worlds record for long distance cross country flights, has given him national reputation as "The King of Bird Men" This will prove one of the greatest ef attrae- tions, and thousands from all parts of the state will undoubtedly take adean- tage of this opportunity to see aero- blaming in it's highest art md at the same time take in the geaat exposj- tion with all its other interesting sights
 Tine plan includes two tiiehts aafiy in which the aviator will rise ztaee- fuly from in front Of Inc grand ed, circle the mile track, sho# za te thrills of the art, short t4aes e.as, cut figure eigbts, Face tine tasta= at- tomobiles around the course. mi to giddy attitudes and desaa9# h the famous spiral glide. Taa# t#z Ha, irons of the AgiSaHsas Stale F=#lI for the nominal sum of adm5ss soe the worlds most famous ae#s#s all the daring deeds ever pe 14ras1 in mid air.
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picken. and His Wife.

Commenting on the unhappy rela. uons between l'ii'kens and his wife, (solGwiu Smiih wrote iD one of his las' papers: .lt was Il common case. Dick ems had married at n low level. and his wife had nor risen with him: otherwise there was Do fault or her side The matrimonial history of writers of works of imagination has often been unhappy. Their imagination turns the woman into an angel. and then they dnd that she Is woman"
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FOR RENT
 BY C. $. M'NEW

7406'State, 6 rooms, hall, light, bats
 barns, servant house .......$20.00 1902 Ash, 13 rooms, block ground
 .....c c!. .... ............. Z5.O0 1924 w. IA. rooms, bath light barns
 modern every respect ...... 17.oo 18th Linden, room bungaloe, elec- lztrte flights bath, Range boiler 1500 12te State, rooms, hall City water 70 !: =. .4' .... ........ ...=- l2.bo 408 W. 17th 1 rooms, city water 1000 S23 Texas, rooms, City water large
 lot fine shade, a bargain .... 1900 115-12f 'Fdahoe, 4 rooms, each 10.0D 71S Chestnut, rooms, hall, electric Tights, bath, large lot, good out
 buildings .,.... ..... 2o.Oo 7405 Main, , rooms large hall. elec-
 fTitiTsghts, bath -............ 22.50 1:11 sfyy!G2hd, rooms, electric lights
 bath, on paved street and car 2{fns '!'.... .... .... .... =. 2000 HIP F. {, ! rooms lights, bath. good fepalr .... lQ.Qt TbossN 12. 3 rooms City water. 750 Se3 FoF.4 rooms, city water 1000 l2e5 Cherry, rooms electric lights
 bath 1850 2Hs Ga, : rooms, sink in kitchen IS co 40 E 9th. rooms modern. t6.50 119 North Florida, 1 rooms city water
 '.? .... .... ....-.... ... 15.0o I4l2 W. 6. , eooess, light, hatA. gas zss@An up-to-date cottage for -. 25.o0
 q g M'NEHY
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Adam and Eve.

"I hope this expulsion of ours is not going to fnjure our social position aAld Eve ruefully.
 Y guess not" replied Adam. "They :an't stop us from being one of the very first families. whatever they do {" 2 ''l don't find our names here in the Social Register said. Eve. looking the volume over.
 Look under 'Dilatory Domiciles.' my love-" said Adam as he went out and named the jackass after himself Harper's Weekly.
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PILES. FILES! PILES,

Williams I1dian Pile ointmes, - eurs Blind. Bleeding and Itsh'' Piles II absorbs the tumqrs a''.s tch'ns at once. acts ss . p~s,ss- s'ves tnatant relief. wiiltam, esan File Ofntment :. n-ep.r.s .@ 1a'es and itching of the nr'vs,. Q. en,h oy drrGxistA ns, sa .ss q ns''tamn Mss ro. prnps r'.s~ls C Sold by McCarr,or s-,
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THE ARKANSAS EDITORS DAY
At the State Fair Will Be Day of
 Boosting-Net of "Roastinq.'

Hot Springs, Ark. - (Special.)- Secretary Wadley is planning to give the editors of tie state press day at the fair, and otherwise a royal time. ssHes appreciates the liberal and inestimable aid they have rendered him without charge to make the fair a success. He hopes every editor in the state will be here with his wife and children and enjoy the .hospitali- ties of the fair association. Editors Day will probably be on the second day of the fair and. great program .is being arranged.
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The poultry department of the State Fair at Hot Springs this year. being under the management of the State Branch of American Poultry Associa tfon. with Geo. A. Ashley as superin- tendcnt and c. A. Emry as judge. promises to exceed. by far all former shows. Write for catalog and entry blanks, and get into the game with your fine birds.
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sAaJ sAaJOPLIN AND DENNIS sM1T : NS~
 I-a'borerS' Bar
223 Main St.. Pine Bluff Art

22S Main St.. Pine Bluff. Ark. Where You Will Find a Full Line ot First Glass Wines. Whistles, Tobacco and Cigars. Mrst-Class Furnished Rooms, upatairs. All Mail Orders Promptly Filled. Courteous and Kind Treatment to All. Call and see us.
 Old Phone AOe.
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Wanted It Wsli4.Hiddsr

Little Bobby was too polite to say he wanted big piece nf the turkey but he said he would like a piece of the chest. where the wishhone was only be didn't want to find the wish bone too quick.-Browning' Magazinr
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A Filthy Sermon.

Here is the pithiest sermon ever preached: "Our tngress into life is naked and bare. our progress through life is trouble and care. our egress out 1f 1t We know not where: but. doing well here. we shall do well there. | could not fell more by preaching year."
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Teachers who desire to, enter ex~ hibits in the educational department at the State Fair, should write Prot F: W. Miller. superintendent of the educational department. Hot Springs. Ark Catalog will be mailed on re- quest.
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Excluded.

Asum weft well. ~I .congratulntt tou. old man And how is, the bab. Q be named: ienpley By my w,f~' ,eople. 1t seems Exchange
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The speed department of the State Fair this year will be~above the or dinars. Fine purses fors harness raee9a are hung tip, as wifi be the case for running races. Many of the Dtep. notchers" of the turf win be on tfe track. Write for catalog.
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0. P. GOULD
Practical Surveyor

All kinds of surveying. relocatis of lot or oblitsratsd corners. E, tablishmsnts of lines. Subdivision of real estats. The laying ont aD. dividing up of lands in any shape
 c. F. COULD,
 Noble Lake. Arh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-13

.ves go per cent of the people fu fhis} country i've In houses and
 20. per cent of the business 9f |~the country is done in baild- ing of some kind.
 .yAs~we are practical builders we know how plans should he
 made and we know what should be in the specifications, and ae
 also know that the owner gets
 badly deceived sometimes 5g
 not having plans and speeiueq-
 tions. "A word to the wise is sufficient"
 See Dutton and Young for NFns and specifications also for
 the erection z os any kind of sftcture, Office 1921 Cherry. NV BUTTON. A. YOUNG. NY d phone e51124. Old phone 254 CXk
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h TRULY GREAT s t#&
Of Thoroughbred Live Ss5ss zs 5sc
 Arkansas State Eair TNLs ea-..

Arkansas State Fair Ths Ea.s
 Hot Springs, Ark (Spee#s#A A-5He Live Stock show at the St#16 #air here in October will undoat5aat. Tar excel all former YeaFs The ezf
 has been advised that net les 5Haa two car loads will come fIoG Egsll- ington and Benton coautie7. aI5Q 5a3 or two ear loads of Jersey eat#t4##aH Hampstead county. From teaHHes5to a car load of Jersies and Polaa5 6hiBa hogs are coming while t4#fa Hz38f other points shipments viii HH H#Hee, kdyices from Texas are Ja~t s#E f-Ha herds of cattle are coming. and HHab- ably more. The Texas contiaz a=ifl probably aggregate 75 or fHH HH5a The show at the fair will include Jhe following breeds:
 shorthorns, Herefords, AHaldaen- Arg Red Polled, lIolsteins aHd prob ally herd of Brown Swiss from In ( ana. The swine show will include e.il the fine breeds adaptatla 10 inc 3odth From Oklahoma City. Walker
 others will Irin" stable Gf 6 prize Naning draft herses and st.liions 1t Will afford farmers and others desir ing to nr""rre the best breeds of stock ;tn ext s,;tonal opp srtlinty.
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Two is Company.

Have you ever lci-ed before?' asked the COY maid.
 Yes" yawued the worldly young man. "but-never before a chaperon. two small brothers and a pet bulldog"
 And then she suggested trip down the1 old road to see the stars.-Chicago News.
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FOR SALE-THE BEST BROKE farmily horse in Pine Bluff 9 year old, 15 1-2 hands high. dark bay, pace better than minutes Abso- lutely safe for ladies, also one high = class Columbus runabout and har- g ness. Inquire 1911 w. Pullen.
 9-12-6t.
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FOR SALES ACRES, CHICKEN and Garden farm, high and dry Orchard, Three room house and out houses. Will sell cheap or ex- change for city property, don't ap- ply after thirty days. R. R. Dug gare, R. F. b No 2, Box 12s, Pine Bluff, Ark. -4 .e-12-6t
 L0ST
 LOST-A GOLD BAR PIN, SET WITH three diamonds two small and ore large stone. Finder return to 302 East Barraque street and receive A-3310 xeRA Axdr..-.,.--s.....--9-12-6t xdr.
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< One fare for the round trip to the
 State Fair this year. Don't forget it.
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The way of the world h to maks hwn, but follow omat-HoataignA
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\ long. slow friendship is tho bes. j, long. slow ennity inc deadI,Ast. iePvtam
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Assnaaf caaAed Pii..

How did you persuade your daugh. ter std learn kitchen workr'
 ''By calling f.. domestic science."- Pittsbur1 Post.
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MsWaa Th;e w.x

T suppose the father gave the orid. away"
 Not exactly. He gave a million sway and threw her in."-Philadel aiita Ledger. /
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LOST BETWEEN .4TH & OLIVE
 and rhomasson's Cleaning shop, one brown end white silk Waist. Firssf fetu-g o Graphft office and
 recefve reward. S-5-et
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TOR sALE-HoUsE AND THREE lots at Twenty-sixth avenue and --Gherry street: five rooms, good M poultry house and out buildings. Close to car line. Terms reasonable
 Call On w. A. Warrington, at above
 address. @. 8 g Ct.
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FOR RENT-NEw 4-RooM HOUSE on lot 5ox2e5; corner 7th4 and Magnolia street; 62 fl. well, new fences. $500 per month. Apply to c. s. ,McNew, 1oe Pine; Phone .971.
 9-3-8t
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: FOR RENT-CoTTAGE, zoo GEoR-
 gia street, room house, modern convenie9ces. Apply D..K. Ander- son, next door. 7 o-3-6t
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FOR RENr-F1vE ROOM COTTAGE With bath and all modern conven- fences. Apply to R. HI. Steayns & Co.. .sJ s1a AsfsN Ah7.+f
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W1ANTED-F1vE MORE MEN TO GO
 on the road as representatives Of C. llier Ndy Agency. Apply Room ' 3o4sFHtizens Bank Bldg If
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sfs Us n

X WANTED-A LoSAL REPRESENTA- tive to take orders and deliver our high grade Teas, Coffees, Spices, Baking Powder, Extracts, Grocery sundries,. etc. Premiums rgiyen free Here is ansextelie1ft chaifce to make good profits. Everything guaran- teed. The Ct. Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co, :71s -,NafaT .f St, I.ittl lerRoos. Ark '' '-- --'' A~ 9-1-9t ----7s sess- f .ft 4 -.. :. ;. tt=t---- WANTED-A SAWYER WHO CAN file sfor ,grougd hog mill; also 4a lblocf seher. geut about,io,ooo per day Err1y at Johnson tbr. Go, 3 miles from fsison on zRisona and Sheridan Public road dtt .'.isGkG ' ssf1a ttl=!-
 wANTED-WHITE OR eoLoBED TO prepare for position waiting for you. Separate apartments. sThis college lhH ehangedIhanda f4p to date in given $25. The Free Clintice makes seRlantyi of practice. Wages after the second week. Write for particulars. Little Rock Barber College, North west corner Main and Markham, Littte Roek, Ark. t@s 26 I'm W'ANTED-FIyE MORE MEN TO GO on the road as representatives Of C. llier Ndv. Agency. Apply Room I 3o4sFHtizens Bank Bldg, If ,,--7--- z ---------------- FOR RENT-NEWLY FURNISHED rooms at AGO W. 9th. Lights and bath. Phone 1914 S,27 Ct. e- : --i--s' WA1NTED-FIFTEEN TO TWENTY men for grade work on log road efArkahsas Short Leaf Lumber@Com- zs pany. 13 6t.
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FOR RENT-NEWLY FURNISHED rooms at AGO W. 9th. Lights and bath. Phone 1914. S27 Ct.
 ,rt \
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FOR sAL.E-oNE YEAR oLp,BAY , pony, bargain. if sold at ons.xl.,tA- ply at Graphic office. az3Isst
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WANTED-FIFTEEN TO TWENTY men for grade work on log road. efsArkahsas Short Leaf Lumber#Com-
 pany. 13 Ct.
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FOR isfA.l44E-BUNGALoW WtI-TrH V 2 1-2
 acres of land; close in. Can sell on small payment down and monthly payments liar balance; fine chicken farm. c. s. McNew, 1o6 Pine; Phone ss7i. ae5 9' IF ss3-et FOR 'tRENT-s- RooMED HOUSE furnished or party furnished. is,E,or
 rent cheap, if taken at once, also
 other furnished rooms. Mfsar M.
 Meyer, 123 Beech St. g26 If
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
ELECTRIC FIXTURES

ELECTRO PLATING 81 FIXTURE CO..
mfGs Of hand hammered domes & chan
deliers. Elec. repairing and armature
winding. 1877 z. I'd So, Bell 1858. Ind 9o3;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01

~ BRICK COTTAGE. WEST
.eSenlly improved. modern in
Wy: rent reasonable. Phone Bell
e2536
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK. BAR STORE AND OFFICE
hxtnres special designs submitted on
applications; household refrieerators. bill
Hard and pool tables: bowling alleys and
supplies. BrunAwick Bake Colender Co.:
$50 to 100 South sth West Both phones
463 a40S6