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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

Kelley is, fguratively. the man who
promised to take a subscription rom
you II you made a showing. Every
candidate has an acquaintance who L.
Kelley. Have you seen him or her
since you have made showing? have
they come across with their prom
ised subscription? II not? Why notT
Now is the psychological moment TO
enter the contest and to secure your
subscriptions. Everybody get together
now and pull for your favorife
Through the favorite you have got to
have the subscriptions to get the votes.
You need the votes to win the prizes
You have got to win the prizes TO mako
good and realize your own hopes
You have the opportunity of win
ming $500 Chalmers 80" fully
equipped automobile by securing the
greatest vote before December 10. or
IL YOU fail at this you can win q Henry
and s. c. Lindeman player piano
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
LOOK OUT FOR KELLEY;
MAKE HIM COME. ACROSS
Warning to Candidates to Watch Out for Such Friend
Those Who Would Win Must Bestir Themselves

worth $3.50, or a city building lot
worth three-quarters OF thousand. In
addition to these PRICES there are six
diamond rings valued at 800 each and
six watches valued at $50 each TO go
to the highest district winner
New candidates should try and lead
FOR tho next vote publication In We'd
nesday's issue Of October 4th. There
are many people in this word to-dyy
who can never amount to anything
for the simple reason that they are
not sufficiently aggressive. Instead of
going after whatever they want with
vim and determination they sit and
wait for fl to come to them, Other
than what We receive from dead reIa-
tons. very little is gotten In this world
that we do not have to go after.
Get Started.
IL you are entered in this contest,
put your best foot forward and don't
be satisfied with anything but the
Continued on Third Page
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
DISAPPEARS FROM
LYNCHbURC HOME
MRS. BECkHAM, MOTHER OF
WE'LL KNOWN MINISTER.
CANNOT BE LOCATED.

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian. }
LLNcHBTRG. VA. Sept. 2s.--Mrs.
Heckham. the aged mother Of Raw.
b. NJ. Beckham. u. u. OF Dangiile.
one Of the best known Methodist
ministers of Virginia and a well known
Mason, has disappeared from aer
home here and great uneasineSs is
expressed as 10 her whereabouts,
II was at first thought that Mrs.
Beckham was visiting her son. DR..
Beckham. a dentist. Of Farmyille. but
this has been disproven. A telephone
message to Danvilie elected the In
formation that Mrs Beckham had not
been In that city
IL was- later reported that the aged
woman is in Roanoke with niece,
Mrs II. G. Ransom, of Richmond
but this has not been confirmed.
The absence of Mrs. Beckham has
saAasod no little WORRY ia her friene'
and relatives II cannot be explain
ed In any manner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
ltaly's Ultimatum to Turkey
Backed by Guns of Battleships

owing ia the text 0
series of the OF
max
of
aban nd
in
of
thority
military which royal
dgnty has o
patti o Tripor
which wai in
embas a
his
ment
the As n
period o
through Rome"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
HARTMAN ROADS
REMODEL SYSTEM
FOR EACH INDEPENDENT
COMPANY.
JUDGE LOVETT CHIEF
Mf.ssRs. . KRU1TsCHSITvr AND
SPENCE WILL GO TO NEW
YORK As GENERAL
ADVISERS.
JUDGE LOVETT CHIEF

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-Funda
mental changes In the management of
the Hartman railroads were an
nounced late to-day by Judge r. s.
Lovert chairman OF the various boards
of directors. A new president was
appointed for each OF the independent
companies in the system. Each presi-
dent will reside at the principal point
on his respective road and Will be re-
sponsible for the local managems ant
Judge Lovett retains the main con-
troll OF all the lines and is assisted in
New York by Julius kruttschnitt and
l.. ] Spence. the latter being appoint
ed to succeed J. &. Stubs, general
manager.
A. L. Mohler, now vice president
and general manager OF the Union
Paeitlc. Will be president OF that COM
pany and of the Oregon Short Line,
with headquarters at Omaha.
William, Sproule, who was for a
number OF years its freight traffic
manager. will be present of the South
ern Pacific Company. with headquar-
ters at San Francisco. He is now
president of Wells-Fargo and Com
pany.
Thornwe l, Fay: nGT E vice pnsn sat
lSNtfu As pASSidTA4A Va hAANs NF''A9
operating the Southern Pacitic lines
in Texas and Louisiana with head
quarters at Houston and New Orleans
J. u. Farrell, now vice president
In charge of the Puget Sound Extern
sion. will be president OF the Oregon
Washington Railroad and Navigation
Company. with headquarters az Port
land,
Epes Randolph. now vice. president
and general manager, will be president
| of the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany OF Mexico, with headquarters at
! Tuseon.
/ Messrs kruttschnitt and Spence
viii move to New York. They will
retain all the authority now possessed
I by them. but viii exercise II in "A
more critical and advisory and less
administrative manner. relsnautshing
to the president much Of the detail
with which they have hitherto been
I bnrdened They viii become mem
beers OF the boards of directors and
advisers OF the ohalrmans aud diree'
torz upon the management of THEN
respective Jurisdiction and In confer
pnee with the chairman they wh
study the entire territory served by
the llnes and the development of the
7 system az IA whole,
I Judge LoVett as chairman OF tbs
/ executive committee. wln retain ths
I chief executive authority OF the sys
tenn,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
COME TO STUDY, AND
NOT TO DO FIGHTING

NEW HAVEN. CONN Sept rs
Prof ". {, Moore Of the department
or paraEorN. az Vale, returned 10 New
Haven to-day from California. where
hs spent the summer delivering tee
turea az the University there. With
Prot Moore came Charles Nelson. a
brother Of Battling NeisoR. the former
lightweight Champion. Nelson, whe
met Pref Moore at the University OF
California. piAnA 10 become a phSsi-
elan and Win enter the Yale medical
school
Pref Moore ts disturbed ever thu
impression THAT young Nelson was
coming East TO be his spArrtnp part
nor. and said THAI X was not tru~-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
DOUBT TRAMP is
SUSPECTED MAN

Local police take little stock la the
question that joe friddy, the tramp
arrested Wednesday night, is impli-
Gated In the Mathews county assault
case. One officer said last Night;
The man impresses me as no NOR o
than a poor rum~dum tramp"
lie viii ba held. however. 10 await
developments and for further infer
nation from Mathews county
Ii was said last night that the man
might possibly be connected with a
crime recently committed near Dos
weli. Hanover county This report
win be investigated by the police.
priddy says he 10 a basket weaver
and that his home In In spartanburg
IL e, He was arrested by Offtcer
HarriA who noticed his suspicious
actions near the corner Of Etghth and
bread streets
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
BULL DRIVES HORN
INTO MANS CHEST

fSpectal to The Richmond Virginian.l
PETERSBURG. VA, Sept $50.
H. Sickle, a young white man EN-
ployed by David Dunlop. ON the
Elleralie Farm in Chesterfield coan-
". about three miles from Peters
burg. on the Richmond Petersburs
railway. was this afternoon fearfuily
gored by a mad bull, The horns OF
the Infatuated animal were driven
into the chest and lungs OF the young
man He was trampled on ana tossed
by the bull until picked up by helpers
on the farm,
Seeing that the youth was seriously
wounded the management rushed him
10 the hospital In this city. where he
has been given every attention, lie
was resting easy at a late hour tn
night, though II Is said he has little
hope for recovery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

coRDOSA. ALASKA. Sept, est
became khown here to-day that the
storm which broke over Controller hay
Monday night caused the hsas Of the
launch. Restless. OF the United States
forest service, The Restless was dris-
eta ON rocks hy the wind and large
hole was torn in her bottom
clifford psnchot and hia party which
was forced TO make a seven aiis tcur~
ney overland 20 escape the rurS OF the
wind and rain 10 stiIl storm bound
al kAtAllA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
NEW FRENCH NOTE
ABOUT MOROCCO

PARIS, Sept ss,~--A note issued by
the soreign once to-day states that
ths German reply 20 the latest French
proposals In regard the Moroccan
question contains no new demands. but
leaves some points sttal ageB tor no
gStiation. Soms Of the German reser~
vattons will Il Is stated require serious
examination.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
BATTLESHIPS HOVER
ON AFRICAN COAST

ROME. Sept. 2s.~-With a squadron
Of hattleships lying within twenty
miles OF the African coast italy has
served formal notice upon Turkey that
CONTINUED on Third Pagel
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People ALIVE TO NEED
or tATAWHA sk>ArAuit nj

Contributions veasssus &" ar
rive froas readers of rae sir-
9saaaa, " Ma asw anst"a~ Sc heip
The 1reat work % er~vtiax "a
aess hsaiGiias st sA~ Gasswsa
s@a.t@rions. The s.itatas IL bad
1, ne~a~a and maa~y seat ty this
@pteadia cause I. ~ ea~~ farars
iass na tsse~smens that sau.t
mmAe the heart Of tAe csasrsh.s-
s1r saaA. TAr vtrwtnsan will @e~
kaew t~axe uAoary s~as f1r this
cause II seat a. this paper. .aa
Will Immediately forward ~ueA
sussss to th< proper ~AnAasl. rae
fetisvviax are aek Acknowledged
walter L. Wills s.s.S Afse
Ms~p~A t'iss~. si~taa sta
tt~S sunday ~s~ ho<sl. io>eo
Previously ~skmsss i~dx~a sS-zssssso
ss.ssH.ee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
Sultan Gets CifiIraafur,.


Italy's demands IN Tripon were pre-
scented 10 the Ottoman government
this afternoon by the Italian charge
daEaires, Signor di Martina, and the
cabinet at once went into special SEES
sion TO consider the paper. The
strictest secrecy is maintained re
garding the deliberations of the ca BIZ
net, and no announcement Is expected
before tomorrow morning. All ltal-
ian officers in the Turkish service
are leaving Constantinopie, but the
Italian embassy Is conducting its af-
fairs as usual.
While the situation is undoubtedly
critical. the opinion is expressed In
Official circles that conflict Will be
avoided. as Turkey is prepared to
make concessions to Italy. provided
the former can preserve her dignity
and her territorial integrity mas
much as Itafy's main demand calls
for the proper policing of Tripoli
looking toward the protection of Ital-
ian interests. 1t Is confidently be-
lieved that this one point win he ami
eably adjusted.
No Intervention.
The replies of the powers refusing
TO intervene In behalf of Turkey cause
the keenest disappointment. These
replies had been considered. and the
cabinet had taken an adjournment at
noon. when Italy's uitimatum was
received
A telegram from Tripol states that
the panic among the Italians there
Is increasing and that all foreigners
who can find transportation facili-
ties are leaving the city. This is said
10 be part of the Italian scheme
10 find an excuse for bringing war
ships in9o the hareor OF 1rtaeii. The
attitude Of tho Turkish and Arab
population and Of the local authorities
is exemplary.
Arabs. natives of Tripol' residing
In Constantinople. have held a meet
ing Of protest against the Italian
insinuation that the Arabs Of Trip
oil were in favor of Italian rule,
n.4 to the sultan was expressed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

Fweewe~s fmsr~amamG
every day im Th< vfr~
KsnSans. great esm smet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND RooMING HOUSES
SPECIAL. SPECIAL! SPECIAL!

II rooms. light housekeeping close in.
cast side; rent $50. A bargain for $3.50.
$3.50 cash. balance easy.
y rooms. modern. nicely furnished; a
splendid house: cheap at $3.50: 5000 cash
and s25 month on balance Close In
on Main street.
10 rooms light housekeeping; rent
$3.50. clears $50 per month. Price $3.50.
Terms II desired. West Temple street
o rooms. Second East; rent $50: clears
$50 month. Terms TO suit purchaser.
rooms. elegantly furnished house
strictly modern. Price $500. Easy terms.
Close in, east side.
I rooms. boarding and roomng house
lady paid 500. she is leaving city and
will sacrifice for $500. One hundred cash
bal $50 per month.
Z rooms, Main street; newly furnished
rent $50, sell for $3.50: s125 cash, bal
ance $40 per month.
The above are genuine bargains and
the prices and terms can be obtained
through me only. Ii you want TO buy n
rooming house 1t Is to your interest tc
figure with me.
ROSS C. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
303 Judge Building.
Ind. phone 1d10. Bell phone 2227
cS54
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FAMILY LIQUOR STORE

~~-o00~-~o-~~~>o>~-N>~-~
ALL KINDS or WINES AND LIQUORS
for family trade. Free delivery. The
gfrgernan Co.. 23S So. State Bell 5G9a.
ln1. 500. a"734
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DIAMONDS AMI JEWELRY

WE NOT ONLY SELL YOU DIAMONDS
but loan you within ~ per cent on
;hcU al any time All transactions con,
fiaential Utah Loan & Jewelry Co. Is
r. md South s946J
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EIKo HOTEL, 275 SOUTH MAIN;
steam heat; rooms 90 cents; - per
week and up. tlz?o
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS


W WESTERN FOUNDRY IL STOVE RE
pair Works, Castings mado for any
stove. Water Jackets cleaned All makes
or water Jackets FOR sale. We make n
Rear 53l So. State ST. Telephone 4i14
RI
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FIRST CLASS FIXTURES AND SHOW
cases for sale; terms or cash. Apply
Linden hotel. c9l2
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COAL AND KINDLING


l.. p, DEAL, COAL, BLOCK WOOD
and kindling. 165 East ith South. Both
nhoneS. 1876
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s20-FOUR-ROO MODERN HOUSE,
close in. Bell 1927. c93I
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO.
!. Order Eastern Star.
Masonic temple.-Stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
members Will receive n
cordial welcome. Ada
K. HartensteIn. wv. NJ. (;
Nellie T. Spencer. Secre :
tary-
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FIRNrSHED ROOM: MODERN CON
veniences. No Gibbons apis. 2ol
East 3rd South. coll
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SECOND HAND STORES

'HiGHEsT PRICES PAID F0r HOfsF
~ 'o1u Soocs. Buckeye Fur Co, l69 "
- iemp!e. Bell Main 1879; Ind. 1892
bI71
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FOR RENT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COY, TWO-ROOM MODERN APIS.
with bath and disappearing bed: ideal
Tor Two people. $500. Bell 5QS5-X
cl013
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON, 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass. chippcd glass. and painted. Both
phones, N29
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VACUUM CLEANERS

4 49,
'@nNTO FOR SALE OK RENT; CLEAN
He ooie Stewart -Gleesun Co. Sc w
EHo'h - Boil 29n. Ind 70a x3lTs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10

nate bodies OF the A. A. s. Rite OF
Free Masonry hold stated meetings the
third Thursday in each month at the
second East Sojourning brethren In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-10

TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH, DIS
3109-Z cg4O
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FIRST CLASS ROOMING AND BOARD
Ing and rooming house: new furniture:
must be sold at once. 5T1 So. Main. Ind.
1f694. b2S0T
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MIDWIFE

rhIb ATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
Eases Mrs. Lizzie Gcislcr. 33s w. 3rd
--nl.n bell l+93-X Ind. 1902. 1917
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MERCHANTS LUNCH

10 CENTS: ll;3o TO =: BEST CHILE
I0c, Elmer's Palm garden IS w 3rd
South. alSl9
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sINGLE ROOM. ELEGANTLY FUR
7nIshed steam heat $l6 p,r month. The
Alexandria. $50 s, ". Temple. Bell phone
szSS b2372
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SMOOT ACT LANDS
HOMESTEAD LANDS OPENED

HOMESTEAD LANDS OPENED
for entry.
A fine tract was opened for entry on
February 8. know OF number OF fine
320-acre tracts for location: Ideal soils, all
sagebrush lands. water for domestic pur-
poses, at a reasonable depth. Near rail-
road: special railroad rate, This Is an
opportunity to get a choice free homestead
of 320 acres. No residence is required
under this act. DON'T delay
r, ]. LEONARD.
Public Land Locator.
800 Newhouse Bldg.
co1s
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PIANO TEACHING

'niSS EVELYN JOHNSON TEACErTR
rm mandolin and plano. studio I3O 2rd
t-asl. cT2J
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ROOMS, USE OF BATH AND PHONE:
/ 81 and up. 3T1 End East st. X2l23
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BANKS AID BANKING

MERCHANTS BANK
OF Salt Lake City.
Foreign exchange. travellers cheques
interest paid on time and savings de-
posits; your account, large or small will
receive careful attention H. F. Clark
president. John J. DAILY. vice president: A
IL. Pea body. vice president. W. II. Shear
man. cashier. t2SSo
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HOMESTEAD OR DESERT ENTRY

DON'T WAIT.
VIII locate you on sub-rrigated land
either homestead or nonresident entry.
Water 10 feet from surface. Land going
rapidly. VIII grow all kinds cereals, and
especially alfalfa seed and strawberries
which Is most profitable crop that can be
grown. Not far from this city and on
railroad
Will contract to clear and plow,
Come quick before this good land is all
gone.
Il. r. D. LAND CO.
2l6 HERALD BUILDING.
BELL PHONE I06l.
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DRY FARM LANDS OUR SPECIALITY,
We are expert men in dry farming.
49,, ,.ot inteaes,eu, you ousIlu 10 pe' "
dry farming OF today. with least expense.
Do You ever think of the large amount
of moisture this winter? What does this
mean for dry farming? This year will
be banner year, We have land OF the
finest kind and most suitable for sue
cessful dry farming. In tracts Of from
l6O to 10000 acres. and cannot be .du-
plicated anywhere for the very reason
able price you can right now obtain 1t
from us, on very easy terms
When this land is gene. and II Is GO
Ing fast, we do not know where TO pick
up another opportunity like II In the
best dry farming district In all Utah
This Is your golden opportunity. Gail
on us quick address box 276.
n. N LAND COMPANY
SIS So State St. rS1i
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FLUFF RUGS

FLUFF RUGS MADE FROM YOUR
wornout pets: hrst-class work, low
est prices William ]. Ridgway 551 So.
State. Bell 5lS9 1879
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DETECTIVES

~~~~~~~~~~~~~O-~----~-~~~ ~-~~~~~~~O~-~-~~-~~~-@-~~-
MAYLON BUREAU, AUTHORIZED
Police references. Judge us by our Of
3css. Both phones 587 20S-209 McIn-
tyre bldG.. 20 South Main. cS2G
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ONE LARGE. NICELY FURNISHED
from; room; SIS per month. 625 Third
East cS39
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NICELY FURNISHED CLEAN ROOMS;
phone, bath; close In. EOS East Bird
South. o'oo
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TO TRADE

TO TRADE
go acres, full water rights loo acres
in alfalfa; all fruit land: in Grand val
WIN trade for $4,000 stock of goods
Soules x Greene, 393 Atlas block. Sall
Lake city. cs35
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FOR RENT
EroR RENT-FURNIsHED EooMs

| READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
. HOTEL HERALD.
f,,roneued under new management;
,s,yly and elegantly furnished: modern:
|ieam heated: rooms s4 per week and
|pf close In; corner West Temple and
"A South. Mrs. Mary " EogaD. proprie-
~ a902
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-HoUsEs uNFuRNIsHED

S20--SEVEN- ROOM HOUSE; GAS. L.. L..
toilet, bath. 33S IL. Ind So, Phone
1868 K. c99S
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AND
board for > respectable young men lIl
SO. 2nd East. c5o9
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WHERE TO STOP

~-~~>~~@~>-~~>--7~>---~>~>
LINCOLN HOUSE-PAUL HEN. PRO
prIetor GS East 1st South: 2b0 rooms,
rates 35c 4nc and soc. S19S@
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HOUSE CLEANING
HAT F. --CTORY
SANITARIUMS

cE FREDERIC CLIFT RECEIVES
nervous. mental. alcoholic patients. Of
.,Ss ssss Mcintyre bldg, s. l.. City. or Bell
[o.s-T b20
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MEDICAL

>~~~-~>~~~~~O----~
DIR SYKES RECTAL SPECIALIST.
$40 Brooks arcade. bSl9
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iAH FURNITURE COMPANY
|rrtd u ouu manu- household goods puuch.
LII snu ssH exchanged. l3: W. md Soutc
Il
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OZARK APIS, 3 ROOMS. STEAM
neat. $3.50. i5E SO. 5Ih East. Call
DF Turner. lu3o-A Independent. o245-
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TWO MODERN OUSEKEEP1NC
! rooms SO w Sd South bl2ll
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NEW MODERN 5-ROOM BRICK
house. Inquire Youngs cafe. cl001
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SIX-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE. BAR
rows avenue. Phone 1857. clO0S
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FOR SALE
FOR DECENTRALIZATION

FOR SALE-NEWLY FURNISHED
clearinghouse; must be sold at once;
611 So. Main. c942
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THE COVEY.
Ihree room tire proof building. ele,
Vator service. Price reasonable. Bell
phone o67l. c223