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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-14

fort in weather conditions that would l make driving in open-front bodies somewhat disagreeab1e. The high sides of the foredoor bodies will no:
 only protect the driver and the occu- I pant of the other front seat from | wintry blasts, but will also prevent 1 them from being splashed by water Driving in the ruts in the roads does more to destroy a highway than any thing else, is the contention of Will
 liam D. Sohier, of the Massachusetts
 Highway Commission. A sample of this lack of care in driving and the evils that it causes, Commisisoner Sohier cites the fact that the macad- am road around Jacobs Ladder, us- ed by all tourists in the Berkshires, which was opened in September, 1909, was torn up by ruts and several holes $1,400 a mile to put the road into good condition and oil it. , Always infiate tires with air, never using gas. Carbonic gas will pass through rubber thirteen times more quickly than air. In addition to the slight enlargement of 8 new tire, af ter being in use for a few days, a further decrease of pressure will foi- low, due to the escape of oxygen in the confined air. This loss should be made up by the injection of more air. AS this is done the percentage
 
 ed and the liability of slow, defiation will decrease in proportion.
 The foreign touring bureau of the American Automobile Association announces vital change to take place in October, with regard to the circulation @ of automobiles in France. The legal limit of speed in the open country has previously been 30 kilo- meters an hour, though in reality there has been a sort of unwritten law that one made what speed he would so long as he did not trespass upon the rights of other road users. This disregard of an existing law was the entering wedge and now from the Minister of Public Works comes the information that the thirty kilometer 1dmit is to be technically abolished. Henceforth the driver of an automo- bile IS on his honor, as it were, not to drive to the danger of the com mon good, which means driving fast under circumstances and conditions wherein danger would be thus ap- piled.
 Massachusetts has about $50 miles many other miles of good roads ill the main routes. How the road cost has increased to keep pace with the increasing popularity of automo- bile travel may be seen from the statement of the Massachusetts The Massachusetts Highway Com mission formerly spent only $100,0OU a year for the maintenance of it's State highways, and this at a time when there were substantially 700 miles. Since 1908 it was found that Very much more money would be needed. In 1909 the Legislature of Massachusetts more than doubled it's appropriation for the mainten- ance of roads, and the automobile fees and fines were also made available for use on the roads. The Legisla- ture increased it's appropriation from $100,000 to S250,000, and has been appropriating s20O,000 a year since, or double what is appropriated foul years ago."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-14
NUMEROUS CLAIMS ARE ~ HEARD AGAINST CITY

At a lengthy meeting of the Claims committee, last evening, at which many and varied claims against the city were received, Joseph Ruderman asked for $200 damages for the loss of horse which was shot after its leg was broken by reason, Ruderman claims, of a defect in the highway at Yellow Mill bridge. He admitted that he bought the horse for $50 shortly before the miShap.
 Edward Buchlin of Fairfield, asked to be reimbursed for the loss of ser vices of an animal permanently in- jured on the Fairfield avenue pave ment which he claims was defective.
 William Stowe claims damages for an accident at North avenue and Lindley street, where his wagon was overturned and another man injured so badly that Mir. Stowe was put to considerable expense in caring for him.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-14
AND AFTER THATW
Written for the Farmer by Owen Burns)

Mine Der the ouermost star
  For I'll  And my wish will be the worlds mentor all xvi" nd m Godike stand
 AND AFTER THAT? Of priceless And throne I'll build the all the coors the
 
 
  Ears will will kings wise
  side
  
   kiss life birthday
 THAT .
  years speeding in Andth to my a  Till with nothing more left accomplish
 AND AFTER THAT After that-after knowledge death beckons h Like is a night of manned with my fances Till with Bridgeport Oct 12 191
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-14
Suffrage Victory In California Is
 Hailed With Joy
Especial from United Press.)

Hartford, Oct. 14-'"The woman suff- rage victory in California simply shows that the men in the West have more faith in their wives, daughters and sweethearts than the Eastern men, said Mrs. Thomas N. Hepburn, president of the Connecticut Woman Suffrage Society, today. Unintention- ally answering the argument that the 'suffragette'' neglects the home, Mrs. Hepburn asked to be excused a mo- meEt until she tended to a month-old son that had suddenly voiced it's ap- proval of his mothers sentiments.
 ''The result in California is very wonderful" continued Mrs. Hepburn. Adopted along with other progressive measures, it goes to show that woman suffrage Is in the line of progress. I understand that the illiterate class and the politicians defeated woman suffrage in the city of San Fran cisco"
 In reply to a question on the pro- gressive move in Connecticut, Mrs. Hepburn stated that woman's suffrage is steadily gaining converts in the State "Out of five thousand persons addressed in the tour of Litchfield
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-14
BERKSHIRE MILL GO.

name she subsequently, understood was Clark, knocked down and beaten over the head with his own pistol.
 Israel Goldstein of Congress avenue, a broker, testified that Tanganelli bought .32 calibre pistol from him on Aug 4. He showed him how to fire it.
 The hearing at this point was ad- journed to 10 o'clock Tuesday with q warning by the court to the jury not to converse with any one upon the matter.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-14
Popular Prices
 To Gallery For
 Russian Ballet

The management of the Park Thea tre offers 700 top gallery seats for the Russian Imperial Ballet at popular prices, tonight. The decision was made by Manager Burke this morning. T,-- depr"nd for seats has been large.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-14

recently, we secured one thou sand signatures to the woman suffrage cause And we could have secured many more names. When the voters get hold of the facts, Connecticut will be found in the, woman suffrage col umn"
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Estate of Rosa Klink, deceased
Creditors viii present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at No. ll2l
Boston building, Salt Lake CITY. Utah.
on or before the 18th day of October, A.
u. 1911.
Administrator OF Estate of Rosa lilink
Deceased.
WEBER & OLSON. Attorneys for Ad-
ministrator.
Date of first publication. june &c. A. D.
1911, f307o
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$1,000

$500
$1,000 cash. balance monthly payments,
will buy the 7-room strictly modern two
story brick residence, corner 1st and Is
SITS; all assessments for paving, curbing,
sewer and sidewalks are paid in full; the
house has been renovated newly painted
and papered, new furnace and IT is really
a bargain and one OF the best locations
in town.
$500
Within walking distance, on a corner
on 2nd ave. 5-room modern brick cot
tage. facing north and east, and all
assessments, for paving, etc. paid in full,
sewer connection this house is not new.
but well built and very comfortable, the
lot alone Is worth not less than $500;
owner never asked less than s45o0, but
must sell al once. hence the low price,
$500 cash, will handle II.
$1,000.
For dandy 5-room modern brick cot
tage, near 10th South and 11th East, the
house is nearly new, we'll finished and we'll
put up, can make reasonable terms.
s3500
One acre, with 5-rom modern brick cot
tage. on corner on Srd East. fine bearing
fruit trees barn, chicken house and fine
flowing well; it's one OF the seasons bar
gains.
We write fire insurance.
A. RICHTER.
13 South Main St. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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s2T5 per foot Main st. frontage. !.
close 10 the federal building.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND RooMJNG HOUSES.

AND ROoNJNG HOUSES.
$350O-GROCERY STORE AND LIVING
rooms housekeeping rooms, clear
ing 5000 monthly, the present own.
ers have made a small fortune and
retire; this Is one Of the best propo-
sitions ever offered; finest location
and a bargain
25 rooms; new furniture; modern; cor
ner, $500 In cash will handle.
38 rooms; modern, furniture new; AL
ways full: very liberal terms,
As rooms, strictly modern; Main street
location.
81 rooms; modern. Will trade for real
estate.
11S rooms: modern; lobby; elevator
Bargain. Several small places from 10
15 rooms at very reasonable prices
Headquarters for hotels and roortnG
houses. Business locations for lease.
A. RICHTER. Real Estate.
A. L. BRATTAIN. Mgr. 3. o. Dept,
73 Main st.
Estab. 1893. Phones Sal.
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LIST WHAT YOU HAVE TO SELL.
WIN The S. l., Auction C Commission
%: :; w. Jennings Mgr. the man who
sooss ehe prices 223 w, So. Temple. Bell
QUO.
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GODDARD INVESTMENT CO..
80 South Main ST.
Both Phones 2260.
BELL A. y, HUMPHREYS,
il33 IS West 2nd South st.

BELL 4. y, HUMPHREYS. IND.
il33. IS West 2nd South st. i13i.
RENT PAYS FOR
Groom rustic cottage. lot 5sNlSS, we'll.
nne garden. half block from car. southeast
location. and only 5000; $50 cash, bal
anCc 10 suit
4-room modern brick southeast near
car line; $500 $3.50 cash and $50 per
nth.
5-room modern. sewer. sidewalks. cell
lar lawn and shade trees. close IN south =
cast; $500. $500 cash.
6-room modern brick on the bench, lot
75Xl25: $500. $500 cash
S-room modern brick, furnace. concrete
basement two stairways, elegant mantcl.
large lot. south front. southeast location
Si500 $1,000 cash.
BUILDING SITES.
Good building lots, east bench, close TO
new high school, 500 and up
75xl40 on 18th East S1l0o, 90
loaNl26. near nth East and l1th
South -. ,,,,,.,..'... ...,...,..,. Suu.O
50Xli0 Harvard ave. near 1lth
East ...'.,.''.'.'''., top.p
Bell A. ~ HUMPHREYS. Ind.
dl33. rs West md South ST, a13a
f2s70
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE-IMPROvE
s21oo-5-RoOM MOD. RED PRESSED
BRICK, NEAR SC'HOOLHOUSE
AND CLOSE TO CAR LINE;
CASH. BALANCE EASY TERMS.
S245o-5-ROOM MODERN BRICK,
SOUTHEAST LOCATION. CE-
MENT WALKS, SHADE TREES.
NICE LAWN; $3.50 CASH. BAL
ANCE EASY TERMS.
S3000-5- ROOM MOD. RED PRESSED
BRICK, LARGE RECEPTION
HALL. BATH, ALL FENCED
CLOSE TO SCHOOLHOUSE AND
CAR LINE; $500 CASH, BALANCE
EASY TERMS.
WE HAVE FINE LOTS FACING
LIBERTY PARK or eth EAST FOR
5000: ONLY $50 DOWN AND BALANCE
VERY EASY TERMS. LET US SHOW
THEM TO YOU.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO..
Sc WEST BIRD SOUTH.
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
Every one has an opportunity to own
a home at some time. Here Is an op-
portunity for YOU.
well built four-room frame cottage
in A good residence district, pantry.
clothes closet and electric lights Price
S1260. Easy terms arranged.
brand new fourroom modern red
pressed brick cottage, everything in the
house ready 10 move into. Price $500
Terms $3.50 cash Balance monthly.
On Ninth South We have one OF the
best offers on the market. four-room
strictly modern brick cottage. with ce-
ment walk around the house and every
thing ready 10 move into. Price $3.50
Terms $500 cash. Balance monthly
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
e. s. Rich Mgr. Sales Dept.
&c East First South ST.
Both Phones PA.
f29oa
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SNAPS IN HOUSES.

s-room cobblestone bungalow,
Just being completed. worth $4,000.
Big discount II taken at once.
Terms very easy. 9th ave. and X
ST. Open today, 8 to S p, M. for
inspection.
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Fine orchard land near Brigham
City 10 trade for improved city
property; positively the best pos
sible Investment for the person
with home all or partly paid
for. but with uncertain income.
Incomes are large and certain
from orchards.
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loo acres irrigated land. % miles
from fine market. 190 acres tiila-
bile. all fenced; 40 acres pasture
land: $50 per acre and easy
terms II sold al once,
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4-room cement block house.
ready for occupancy in 10 days.
Modern. well built and south
front; 18th ave. $1,000; 5000 cash.
balance $50 per month. including
interest.
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sECoND-HAND AUTO. IN EXCHANGE
lot piano. or player piano. % W. First
Sou'H ST. f2665
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LINOLEUM OF Gull
zen perper shop: snap; see II. f27s4
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II TAKEN IMMEDIATELY 1000
shares j. p. Harms tl,nneling mch.
sIock parent company. $500 cash. An
sWer +. Q, Box 1445. 1889
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f,oS47

10 ACRES, GOOD WATER RIGHT, TWO
springs. 3-room house, good outbuild-
ings. 125 fruit trees. plenty Of small fruit.
a snap for $4,000: terms.
acres. below 18th South on 18th East.
good water right, 3-room brick house and
other outbuildings. price $4,000: terms.
IL acres. southeast OF city, 5 acres un-
der cultivation. good water right. Broom
house, fruit, etc; an Ideal place for a
summer home: price $500: terms.
N M LONG & CO,
315 kearns bldg. Phones 4217
1887
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FRITSCH.
, 2o1-2oc FELT BLDG.
PHONES. IND. TAI; BELL S5s7.
WET OR DRY
WE HAVE THE BEST HOUSES
IN TOWN FOR SALE JUST THE
SAME.
YOU WILL FIND NOTHING
IN THE CITY AS NICE AND AS
REASONABLE IN PRICE AS
OUR
NEW e-ROoM BUNGALOW
IN CAPITOL AVE. ADDITION.
1T EMBoDIEs ALL THE MOD
ERN IDEAS.
$500 CASH,
BALANCE TERMS.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE 1T.
FRITSCH.
20l POP FELT BLDG.
PHONES: IND. AZ; BELL 1857.
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HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
$500.

$500.
Corner of State st. and Ken
sington ave. lot 29xl24 feet, good
store or dwelling site.
$3.50.
Fine corner. facing west, on 1lth
East, lot 14ix1i0 feet, flne view;
easy terms.
$4,000.
New. complete bungalow Of Eve
rooms, right up 10 date, south
front, large lot; near 9th East and
10th South. terms can be ar
ranged.
S10.600.
Third South st, fiat and terrace
in the rear. good paying In
vestment
s2I5 per foot Main st. frontage.
close 10 the federal building.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
NESTMENT CO.
351 Main st. Phones II.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go On Your Bond
Employers Liability and all Cas-
ualty lines.
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IRRIGATED STOCK FARM, $50 ACRES.
and leased range adjoining. Address
II. C. Lewis estate, Ketchum. Idaho.
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MINED JERSEY AND HOI STEIN COW
good mixer: 1172 Emerson ave. f2s5
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GREAT SALT LAKE CAMP. 1ooTI NJ.
w A, meets every Tuesday night az
S o'clock In the Odd Fellows temple P.
o, place. Visiting neighbors cordially In.
vited a2603
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BELL A. n. HUMPHREYS, IND.
4l"3' BUSINESS CHANCES. il3i.

.? rooms, steam heat, etc, in fine To-
cation, that Will show a profit Of $3.50
per month; price S9S00; terms.
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downtown cigar stand, doing SIS day
ana open during business hours; a lad.
can handle this business; $500,
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.-onsEs FURNISHED

-,y 7-RooM HOUSE,
yopEss.S5" No. : Concord c.
trrl,ssc' Rent reasonable. In
= c. Davis $40 f2393
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FOR SALE.
7-ROOM BRICK. FINE SHADE
AND LAWN. CEMENT WALKS.
GOOD BARN; LOT 5ox149 TO
ALLEY; SOUTHEAST; $4,000.
5-ROOM NEW COTTAGE ON
STATE ST. HALF ACRE LOT,
IRON FENCE; $1,000
GROOM HOUSE, ONE ACRE
GROUND. FRUIT AND SHADE.
AND BARN; $1,000.
T-ROOM BRICK. FINE LOCA-
TIoN: MODERN EXCEPT FUR
MACE; $4,000
6-ROOM FULL TWO-STORY
HOUSE, MODERN. ON 6TH
SOUTH EAST: $3250.
ACREAGE.
TO 100 ACRE TRACTS
SOUTH OF CITY. SEE US.
SEARS INVESTMENT CO..
II EAST 3RD SOUTH.
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HOT ELS.
IS ", 3RD SOUTH.

ROOMINC; HOUSE
on depot street near Main, 73
rooms: rent ss; running water:
private baths; price $4,000; terms.
ia rooms; private baths; phone
In every room: cheap rent: fine
location. price $4,000; terms.
81 rooms: running water; steam
heat furnished, Will sell or eX-
change for real estate.
rs rooms: near Main; house full
most all the time. furnishings
new: look the place over and we
VIII make price and terms right.
u rooms; for light housekeep-
Ing; rent $40; large yard and
barn; barn rent for So: price $500.
GROCERY STORE.
Large store room and nice living
room furnished, stock and fix
tures will invoice $500. sell for
$500, and make terms.
CIGAR STORE,
A place that cost the owner to in-
prove and furnish $4,000, will sell
for $1,000. rent is free and can
rent desk space TO present owner
who Will pay enough for the
lights: investigate.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS CO..
1912 E. Third So. Street
Mr.. Richey.
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STEAMSHIPS
LIFE SCIENCE,

RELIEVES MENTAL DlSIREoo,
heals physical Ills. solves personal and
business problems Classes and private
Icssous Hours TO ~. 10 6. Studio 34i
So, 5rd East. apt. 4. Bell phone 2IAi- \.
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RESTAURANT
owner compelled to sacrifice account
sickness: seats 30, receipts $40 day; Si00
or offer
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RESTAURANT DOING GOOD BUsI-
ness cheap II taken at once. Address
E-13. Tribune. .2190
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NO
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Consult county clerk or the respec
tive sGners for further intormauon.)
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Large building lot near Liberty
park; sold for s1lO0 four years
ago: 500 will take 1t II sold i'm
mediatelY.
This office open from S a. IN,
10 ID. IN.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS.

VARIETY STORE. TOWN OF 5000 PEo-
Pile: cash business; financial difficult
ties compel owner 10 SELL Address D-e:
Tribune. fll11
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MILLINERY AND PLUMES

Fl, j. SMITH. DENTIST. OF MURRAY.
Room TIC Kearns bldg. lse Main. Se,a Sesa
Lake. oeos'
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Furnished rooming house, II
rooms. Main st, above Srd So.
Snap. Call at once,
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FOR RENT.
5-room strictly modern, sleep
ing porch: house is elegantly fur
nished; northeast; $40,
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CASH GROCERY.
Business $50 per day; ali stock and fix
lures: $500
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WILL PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. VA
cant lots or any kind OF real estate. A
y. Humphries. rs W. 2DG South street.
c31Os
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FOR SALE

LgMSER. SHINGLES. LATH, SASH
ooors. mill work every kind: kindling
woon and sawdust cheap. Oregon Mil 6
iHas ns'oer Co.. 6ls South 6th Wost Ind
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, ~ rooms. central location, rent SIS
--Fear lease included; steam heat: $1l00.
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ID rooms. housekeeping In Bingham
receipts SlS4: rent only SAB; rooms always
rented; only $500
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L. rooms, modern. elegantly furnished
on 4th South; rent $50 price only $500.
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~ rooms, modern, nice private place
nice lawn and shade. furnished very nice
only $500; it's a bargain. close in
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ofFlCE SAFE. IN GOOD CONDITION;
$50 siso ieather couch. Inquire 115 South
S.a'e' 1894
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MASSAGE
HAT FACTORY
DREssMAKING SCHOOL.


MISS AGNES GRAHAM. SCHOOL OF
dressmaking 309 Sharon bldg, Bell
t,hcne 2o2S-A Ilooo
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w PAXIOERMISTs

'U 49, 1iLSlyllS LIS
- oh3 ~~~~~~~~-
~. Big rsdlNG THE. SUM.
edssSS,netions on repair.
10 cIsssssing and cleaning
-, dhee before being
"a CO.. 81 e. ard So.
el30s
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Corner of State st. and Ken
sington ave. lot 29Xlo4 feet, good
store or dwelling site.
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BEST BUY ToDAY-1o ROOMS. NEW
furniture. full steady boarders. cheap
rent; big sacrifice: investigate. 571 So.
Main. f23S7
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END END AWNINGS

y -oAhS --~~~-~~
sr6 e,,,! !MEGS. AWN!H
@ Edison at. Bel
1852
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% room hotel. rent 81 per room. 2-yeal
ease; Tor $1,000; easy terms, in heart Of
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ROSS c. DAVIS. Hotel Broker.
1903 Judge bldg. Ind l4io.
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5-RooM MODERN BRICK COTTAGE.
near 9th East and 9th SO. sarciflce.
including interest. Address D-2t, Trib-
une. Hiss
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BUSINESS OPENING. BLACKSMITH.
Good blacksmith business and tools,
money maker. Peter III. Anderson.
| Blackfoot. Idaho. e2079
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FOR SALE-FIRsT-C CLASS BOARDING
house, doing good business; cash or
reasonable terms. ia No. Main. Ind
| 1901, f21s5
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HOTELS AND RooM1NG HOUSES.

7-room modern house for rent fu,
nished. e'
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&C Gas, BATH. ELEC-
Eopss.iiy Saturday. Sunday or
Legs; no ei'" f2667
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UTAH CAMP NO. sss W. o. W,
Wednesday evening, F. o. E. hall. l6s
S. w, Temple. Visiting neighbors well
come. Frank Harding Consul; e. W.
Hall, Clerk.
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-, yEgY COMFORTABLE
ys. a sv,erything , complete for
~ rooms and cemen'ed
v s~ goME BUILDERS CO.
". Ia tsa,a Ind. 31s.
sH Wv foSs1