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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-08
BURGLAR VISITS ARMOR'S
Entered Packing t.cpse Office and
Took Money From Register, Also
Ciears-Entered From Window

Another burglary was COMMITTEE
early yesterday morning. The work
was probably done by the same rob-
her that entered the four residences
Friday morning. Not being very sue.
eessful in the raids made in the req.
lences, he turned his attention to a
business house, that of Armour &C. Co.
IN Ohio street, north Of Twelfth. The
burglar pried a lock off of a window
IN the office and took $3.50 out of the
ash register a revolver and a quan.
tity Of Upper Ten cigars. He went
Trough all the drawers in the desks,
etc A light that is usually left bufn-
ing in the office was found turned
3ff in the morning. 1t is stated tn It
/ man was seen lettering around the
building late Friday evening but no
one paid enough attention to him to
be able to describe him or to toi!
whether he was white or black.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-08
FORMER CAIRO CITIZEN
LIKES GOLDEN WEST
nanver. C9lo., Ian. 4. iii

lysiFiFs 1oip Jan. y, lJlls
Editor Of the dletin. win write
YOU a fcw lines about the Golden
West and now / like It, and what It.
has done for me in the short time
have bnen here, and also to send you
a clipping out of a Greeley, Colo,
paper ahcut Dr. A. e. Freeman, that
used to be In Cairo, and still has
lots of warm friends there, and hope
that YOU win say something about it
In yoUf raper Now as for myself, |
y - rcg1iring my health fast and have
also gained % lbs in weigh, and
think that this is the only LITE no
me But | still hold warm spot Il
my neart for Cairo and my many
fr.aLds there, and soon / will take up
q home ea1 In Colorado, in Mongon
county, and also will Dr. Freeman
and his sister, Mary II. Freeman, ana
MI Ferry and two others that live
in some of the small towns above
Cairo. And | can't see why more OF
the people of this country don't take
Up this fine farm land in the state OF
Colorado
But they don't seem to care BIT
let the Sweeds and Germans That
come 10 this country take the home
steals before they have their papers
and on The first of December one hun
dred families went back to the OLD
county and taken s5O0,OO000 with
them and none of them had been in
this country more than 10 years, and
they sly that the people Of this coun-
try are foolish to let all OF the gooi
land 80, and In some Of the country
here one can find as many as nine
teen different nationallties, and just
think Of the poor families that are
trying to make a living on 20 and 40
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-08
RIVER NEWS

The river marked 2SS feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
rise OF IL feet in "a hours.
Rising rivers were reported from
points above here as follows Evans
vile Is, Mt. Vernon Is, Shawnee.
town IL, Decatur, Ala, 0.2, Johnson
vile g, PadHcah ~, st. Louis s.
The w. Fl. Buttorff which has been
running in the Memphis.Carutberg
vile trade, has run her owners into
bankruptcy, with claims amounting tc
$1,000 or more against her. She Is
tied up at Memphis.
The towboat Boaz passed yesterday
on her way to New Orleans She had
46 barges of coal and the barge
Louisiana loaded with steel. The
Louisiana is the hull Of the old Os
borne which used to be be seen often
around Cairo harbor.
The Enterprise passed up the Ohio
yesterday afternoon light.
The John s. Summers went below
Yesterday afternoon with an empty
barge.
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JN0. CLANCY DEAD
HAD BEEN INVALID TWO YEAR
FROM PARALYTIC STROKE
AGED 76 YEARS.
Born In ireland 1835--Can1e TO Cairo
in 1856--Many Years Active IN
Business Funeral Mon
dau

John Clancy died at 6.20 o'clock
last evening at his home, SIC Twenty-
eighth street, after a lingering Illness,
MIR, Clancy about two years ago re-
ceiyed stroke OF paralysis from
which he never recovered, this dis.
ease and infirmitles OF age was the
cause of his death
Mr.. Clancy was born In County
Cork, Ireland, June, 1885, and was IN
his 10th year. He came to the United
States when he was 16 years of age
and settled first in New York. From
New York he went to Pomeroy, Ohio
the old home of the Halliday broth
ers of Cairo. 1t was here that he cast
his first vote, having Just arrived at
his majority. His first vote was cass
for the father of the Halliday broth
ers. He was always proud Of his first
vote. He arrived in Cairo In 1856,
and resided here continuously up t.
the time of his DEATH
For time he conducted hotel
and saloon on Ohio street south of
Fourth street This place was des-
troyed by fire. Later he was employ
ed at the navy yard at Mound City.
He conducted the grocery business
for number Of years at 1901 Com
mercial avenue, and az 1900 CONNER
cial avenue
In 1891 Mr.. Clancy erected the two
story brick building kIyown as the
Marble Hall, corner Twelfth and
Commercial avenue, and conductsd
therein saloon which the operated
up to II years or more ago. when re
retired from business. Col" Clancy,
as he was called by his old frienls,
was kindly old gentleman and had
accumulated considerable property
during the later days of his active
business life.
He leaves three sons, DR.. Robert
r., and John, Jr., of Cairo, and Geo.
Clancy, who is now upon the vaude-
vile stage He also leaves six grand
children, John Emmett Clancy, Rose
Miller Brinkman and Robert, John c. !,
Venitia NJ. and John King.
He was brother OF the late Pat
rick Clancy and uncle Of Mrs, James
G. Cowell, wife of Cairo's chief of 90
lice, Of Mrs. John P. Hogan and Mrs.
Kate Parker
The funeral will take place Mon.
daq afternoon
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MOUNDS.
January 5.

Rev w. H. Bradley was a Cairo
visitors yesterday.
A large party of our young people
were skating on the round house
pond last evening. Ice skating this
winter Is the best on record.
Mrs. Geo. Blanks was Mound
City visitor Wednesday
WIN. Pollock Of East st. Louis was
visiting relatives and friends here
during the holidays.
Mrs. B. A, Royal OF Villa Ridge,
drove down Thursday to take the In
terurban for Mound City, but the car
had Just gone,
Our people are getting in earnest
a5out the drainage proposition.
Beer and Goff are the new mana
gers OF the Mounds Headlight. With
four practical printers in the family
they propose to illuminate the entire
country around Mounds.
Our contractors are planning for a
Zig building boom when spring opens
up. Many of our citizens are pfepar-
ing to build permanent homes and
we are in need of several more COM
Portable five room tenement cottages.
Judge H. G.. Carter and l.. G. PERKS
Of Mound City were over on legal
Lrsiness the first of the week.
The demand for an incfease In
wages by the Brotherhood of Railway
Clerks was rejected by the railroad
officials.
j. r. Henson was caller on legal
business Thursday.
Miss Ethel Britton who spent the
Christmas vacation with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. E. G, Britton returned
Tuesday to her school duties In Nc.
Kondree college.
J. f. Morris, the insurance man Of
Dougola, was a business visitor to
this city Tuesday
Floyd Britton has returned to tho
state university at Champaign
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
church met at the home of Mr.. and
Ms. Albert Anderson Tuesday after
noon. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent Mrs. Nancy Edwards; first vice
president, Mrs. Albert Anderson; SET
ord vice president, Mrs. John Sim
mons; treasurer, Mrs. Geo. VI
Scwggs; assistant treasurer, Mis-
Mary Edwards; secretary, Mrs Neti!e
I ackey Rev. Allen Farrell will act
IS pastor in conjunction with the
Mound City church.
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vote selling. They had walked from
Rockville. rs miles distant, to tell
Judge Flair that they had sold their
votes last November, in order to set
money for their families.
The story Of the three, John Rich
tef. Page Cook and Asbury Cooper,
excited the pity Of the court. and he
gave them a month 70 pay the FIVE
dollar fines imposed, and distranchis-
ed them Eor lye years.
The grand iury today after report
lng As new indictments, recessed IN.
~ Wednesday.
The probe has finished its Thrill
week and the result is total OF II
Gal indictments. of this number L.
$50 have been fined and disfranchlset. 4.
Ninety men today received the Gus
tomary punishment
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MOUND CRY.

January q.
Mrs. Jno. Lilly Of Olmsted, was
here shopping Friday.
Little Miss Cora Kinney is on the
sick list this week
The Pulaski County Physicians AS
sociation met at the office OF l)f. j.
l.. Hargan in this city Wednesday
afternoon. There was small amount
of business transacted and the socic-
ty adjourned until the next regular
meeting in April.
Floyd Easterday was Cairo visi-
tor Friday
Geo. Childress Of Grand Chain
transacted business here Friday.
Mrs Harry Wright of Villa Ridge
was shopping in the city Friday.
Mrs. O. l.. Bartlett was Cairo
shopper Friday.
The Commercial Club held it's regu-
lar meeting Thursday evening. The
meeting was devoted to a discussion
OF general subjects all along the
lines Of boosting for Mound City, es-
pecially in the way Of small leaflets
and circular letters which are to be
enclosed with all the business cores
pondence. An order has been given
for additional advertising material
and the committee for that purpose
was urged to rush this work
Miss Dora Berfield left Friday for
St, Louis, where she will visit
friends and relatives.
Mrs. J. NJ. Tucker is suffering with
rheumatism at her home on Pearl
street and Railroad avenue.
Chas. Curren was a Cairo business
caller Friday.
On account of the Illness of the
appointed hostess, Mrs J. l.. McCune,
the meeting Of the Woman's Club was
held at the home of Mrs. W. w.
Hough Thursday afternoon and, as
the previous meeting was POSTPONED
on accornt OF conflicting with the
holiday festivities. the two programs
were combined. A paper when Wash
ington City Keeps Open House." was
read by the hostess. The Origin ana
Use OF Mistletoe" and Progress OF
Science were topics for general dis
cussion and The ladies' showed them
selves well prepared to handle the
subjects. Arrangements are being
made for entertaining the husbands
at the home of Mrs. Thos. Higgins on
February IA. The next regular meet
ing will be held al the home of Mrs.
J. s. Miller on High street, Jan. 10
Miss Anna Henderson is slowly i'm.
proving after a severe Illness.
Little Miss Helen Willard is quite
i'll at her hcme on E. Second and
Main strets.
Ben plum made business trip to
Mounds Friday.
Among the Cairo business callers
Friday were Ed Miller, Chas. Web
renberg and T. o'sulhvan.
Miss Sallie Phelps, who resides
with her niece, Mrs. Mary Connell, on
upper Commercial avenue, is seri-
ously ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Titus are the
parents of fine baby girl which ar
rived Saturday morning at their
home at Spencer Heights, north of
Mounds The mother was formerly
Miss Flossie Chance Of Mounds.
Mrs. William Potter OF this city, is
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-08
RHEUMATISM
WEAK KIDNEYS & THIN BLOOD

Not only is the blood the great
uourishing source of our systems, but
equally as important is its work Of
removing the waste OF oxodized tis-
sues which have been consumed in
force and bodily heat. This waste is
filtered out through the kidneys.
Wien, however, the kidneys become
weak and unable to perform their
regular duties, the waste is allowed
to remain in the circulation. soon
forming uric acid which destroys ths
greater portion OF nourishing element,
Of the blood and leave it weak ami
ac1id. This imperfect blood deposita
into the different muscles and joints
the uratic impurity with which it is
contaminated, Then the pains and
aches of Rheumatism commence. The
gritty formation which uric acid
causes collects in the joints and pro,
duces the aches and stiffness which
always accompany the disease. Like
wise the muscles are coated and lose
their elasticity, while the continual
irritation to the nerves produces swell
ing and inflammation of the flesh.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-08
Forecasts For Today

Cairo and vicinity Probably local
rains; not much change in tempera,
trre
Illinois: Washington, JAN I'm.
settled weather with probably rain in
south and snow in north portions.
Colder Sunday night. Monday pral
ably fair. Moderate to brisk east te
southeast winds shifting to northwest
Sunday night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-08
BIRTHS.

"A son was born to Mr., and Mrs,
Lloyd r. Gates yesterday morning
This is their third son.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Miller
of 61S Thirty-sixth street, Friday
morning, daughter.
Baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Ent
yesterday lived only three hours
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-08
NOTICE TO EAGLES.

All members of Cairo Aerie No 513
Order Of Eagles, are requested to
rect at the Ascalon hall this after
neon at / O'Clock to attend the fun.
eral OF our late Brother Claude Shar,
messy
C. S. McCANN, Worthy Pres.
HENRY LEVY, Secretary,
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Low Church--and Salary.

ut must be understood" said the
vestryman, who was extremely low
church." to the new rector. "that the
rector here shall have no surpicc"
"Graciousw exclaimed the Rev. Mr..
Newcome. "IEow could ore have q
urplice on the salary you olftrT'
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sANDUskY, Ill.

Miss Margie Berry or Willow
Springs, Mo, is visiting relatives
here.
Miss Gertrude Childers of Beech
Ridge, is spending few days with
relatives here,
Mr.. Con Manley is just getting over
a severe case of the grip.
Michael Lynch Is working In Mr
Manley's store.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-08
% MORE: MEN
PAID PENALTY
TOTAL INDICTED FOR VOTE SELL.
ING IN ADAMS COUNTY, OHIO
1,e41 - PATHETIC INCIDENT
YESTERDAY.

West Union, Ohio, Jan. Foot.
eorc, ragged, half starved and weary,
three middle aged men, one a cripple,
IN the common pleas couFt
tonight to acknowledge their guilt Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-08

For the convenience of patrons
the street car line, books containln
25 tickets for $500 are for sale at II
G. Schuh's Drug Store and at the OF
flee, 1908 Washington. Cairo Electri
& Traction Company.
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ELKs' ATTENTION.

All Elks are requested to meet Of
club rooms on Monday, Jan. 9th, p.
m, sharp, to attend the funeral Of
Brother Daniel Hartman. Elks win
conduct the service at the cemetery.
r. ID. CAREY, T.. r.
y. g. STEINEL, sec'y.
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General Conditions

The day was partly cloudy. The
government bulletin reported ra;t
from II points, none in the river val
leys Warmer weather prevails in the
river valleys generally; colder in the
northwest
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-08
TAFT VIEWS SITE or
NEW PUBLIC BuiLDlNGo.

Washington, Jan. president TAFT
today viewed the site Of the proposed
new government buildings for the de.
partments Of state, justice and com
merce and labor. They viii be erected
on the FIVE blocks south of Pennsyi
yania avenue. Immediately southeast
ot the treasury and white House.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

LOST-Dark brown bindle pup
Cars are clipped, long tail tipped with
white. Return to 1907 Commercial
and receive reward,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-08

wnen they can have 100 acres Of THIS
fine land and the cost II 50 small i
only costs about $50 70 have SOM
one to file You on The land.
And We have not had mu5h wintel
here yet, and ] don't feel the col
here like / did in Cairo, AMI for the
last day or so II has tcen from Il
down to 10 below zerc, Now today
every one is out witaout their over
coats. Why, did not feel lS below
like / did l6 above in Cairo. Bu
still my heart Is ever with Cairo an
hope that In this new year TIM
Cairo will prosper more tirau she ha;
ever done in the past, and may Cairt
crow to be the city OF Southern Hi
nois
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are enabled to properly filter out the
waste. S. S. S. is not only the best Of
blood purifiers, but a fine tonic. Book
OH Rheumatism free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Ca
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-08

Mrs II. v, Harrison. massenr, man
Tourist, shampoolng, hair dressing
and hair dyeing. Both phones, Par
lor SOC Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-08

,, . >. c Z Ie s
Rheumatism III
the only way 1t il
possible to over
Conc the disease;
it clean SCI S the
blood of all uric
acid poison and
strengthens TIL e
titlt1pxys so thew
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-08

Advertisers In The Bulletin plaza
their announcements before the pso.
~ who nave the money to spsnd.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-08

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs|


seriously i'll at her home on Poplar
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-08

The Cairo Bulletin covers the Cairo
territory thoroughly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-08
Yours truly.


EARLE WRIGHT.
Formerly Of 3G11 Washington ave
me, Cairo, Ill)
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FOR SALE
FARMS AND ORCHARDS.
AN ORCHARD wnpTtJ WILT n

AN ORCHARD WORTH WHILE.
thirty YIr1f = aeras s;ro,, sHomLp AND WILL
TO THIRTY THOUSAND BUSHELS
EVERY YEAR UNTIL THE TREES
ARE 90 YEARS OLD. II you only get
81 w. a oya sushsi you'd be doing pretty well.
in The very heart OF the world famous
Bear River valley. directly on the rail-
road and only one mile from a good little
water right. two extra good wells. good
house barn. sheds. chicken houses, etc.
Soil is loose loan with clay subsoil
and there is no better ground than this
for apple raising or truck gardening in
FACT. SOME OF THE BEST EXHIBITS
AT THE NEW STATE FAIR CAME
FROM THIS PLACE. Trees are seven
years old next spring and every indica-
ton points TO next years crop being a
heavy one. owner leaving the state and
offers AZ big sacrifice on easy terms. or
Railroad will build spur and you can snip
your own fruit by the carload next year,
and In i've years by the tralnIoad.
a RANCH IN SOUTHERN IDAHO.
the street from a little town directly
on the railroad. $50 acres, so acres In
fall grain. 30 in alfalfa. nice young ap-
pie orchard. and OF remaining ground
and this is fine pasture Good water
rights, house granary, sheds. well. etc,
Can be had now for less than half what
II win be worth in two years 1T POSI-
TINELY MUST BE SOLD IN NEXT
FEW DAYS AND WILL GO AT SACRI-
FICE AND ON EASY TERMS
chards in full bearing. and some OF the
hest peach land In and near Brigham
City 10 sell cheap or trade for city prop
NATIONAL SAVINGS & TRUST co,
il East South Temple.
45eI-Eithcr Phone-4367 nS0s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND BOOMING HOUSES


Follow the crowd of BUYERS TO
J. ". DOLLAR, 1914 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Roonins House and Business Chances.
Only $3.50 cash. balance payments.
IS rooms. not modern but good. cheap
corner hotel; Will sacrifice IL AZ 1875 for
quick sale; steam heat; money maker
See dollar.
s56O-cigar store: fine hxtures. or ths
owner. a young lady. Will sell one-haif
interest. See Dollar.
Only $500 fash. balance 5000; payments;
lunch counter. fine fixtures. Sec Dollar.
$llO0-Restaurans, centrally located; re-
ceipts about $50 day: seats 40 people;
large coal range; investigate. See $.
s2oo-Dressmaking. cleaning and press
Ing business; old established; many resu-
lar customers; rent only SIS. Sec Dollar.
Only s500-A splendid outdoor business.
and vegetable route. See Dollar
$li15-FIrst class barber shop. down
town; old established; union:
chairs; elegant fixtures; good business.
See s.
Only s2oOo,-S7 rooms, CT Main St. rem,
only $50; four of Ice rooms rented for
II YOU have experience in womens
cloaks and suits and have $4,000 to- invest.
we Will sell half interest In an established
cality in Salt Lake. See s.
81 rooms, modern in every respect.
beautifully furnished. rooms with pri-
vate baths; steady roomers cheap rent:
price reasonabls; part cash. See Dollar.
Want an offer-50 rooms must sell this
| week; terms. See s.
| s20o-Lunch counter good fixtures.
splendid location. worth $500. See Dol
| lar.
Sl5'6-l5 rooms. modern, hot and cold
/ water in each room. elegant furniture:
owner leaving city. See Dollar
$550--Lunch counter on busy ST This
place does a good business. Don't fall 10
| investigate. See Dollar
| Old esta blished manufacturing and re-
rzI IL htic I'll ,sa-
sell for $4,000. For particulars see Dol
lar. MSS
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

RANK BAR STORE AND OFFICE
nxtures: special designs submitted on
application; household refrigerators. bll
Jsrd md pool tables, bowling alleys ana
su.,nIiss Brunswick Bake .CollenGsr Coz
ISd TO 100 South ith West Both phones
&53. "'V''
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r, Stencil FIR co. EVERYTHING
in the fur and taxidernnis, line Now
is tine time 10 have YOUR furs rernodolsd,
repaired, cleaned We give guarantee Of
satisfactory workmanship. as we havs
by everybody. 81 East 3rd South. n6sf
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FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

IL ROOM ROoMING HOUSE ALL FUR
nished. 80 North State. mss
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,,on FLAT. "a d STREET.
- Pa'h'e'' DIGS
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HOUSE CLEANING

NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING co.
Office and house cleaning every detail.
hour or contract; carpet cleaning by COM
pressed air or vacuum; wallpaper clean
faction guaranteed. I3s East 1st SO. Bell
I256: Ind. e7S. m1S6e
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FOR RENT
,,oI1sEs UNFURN1sHED

|sBNT~ NT~HoosHSo~o-~-c~--0.>-.o-c-- no osHo
1IorIsE 3 FINE ROOMS,
a or cellar. gas. +2o r.. 5rd
4 ,panlE' n3S6O
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ACCORDION PLEATING
AUCTION SALES.

q K FURNITURE CO. 209 so. WEST
Temple. pays cash for II. h. goods; sell
on credit; save you money on every ar
ticlc; one person to bid against, tnaI .,s
yourself, Inoaee
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,,on HOUSE. $50 SOUTH w.
NJ AgLi, Ag.i, aoeI-K or 254 West First
lie seh k244S
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- All, KINDS, LOCALITIES
orsEs' HTnttle Bros. Co., 153 Main
frius. 1"'''' 1895
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,,orsE soT SOUTH MAIN: IN
4 &. L. H''Ns' hi0l5
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.ID 5-RoOM MODERN
U.s. 'Iani'0T service w. eisoi
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

STALE BREAD FOR SALE CHEAP. AT
Royal Baking Co, stale bread depot.
c34Ss
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FAMILY REMEDIES

--~--~>-~~~>~>-~~
CURE ALL STOMACH
troubles. appendicitis. kidney. liver and
bladder diseases, blood, skin and nervous
d lsorders yield readily: send for pam
phlct. Grsenhalgh Remedy Co., Is Fast
4th South. n's2
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A NICE MODERN HOME.
Desirable location, white pressed brick:
:, rooms first floor; . rooms second floor.
hardwood floors. mantels. ;lied bathroom.
corner, south and east frontage. 3xIs
rods iron fence. cement walk. good
lawn front and back. shade trees: every
thing in frst.class condition. See owner.
loll Newhouse bldg, Bell S5i9 or 31l9.
m2o52
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PLANO STUDIO

CALVIN CARRINGTON WISHES TO
announce the opening OF his plano
studio, i4s South Main. Special rates to
children. ulgoo
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vM BRICK HOUSE WITH BATH
S.-tric lights. SIS per month. SOC
,r5 west Apply to ? j. Moran,
!, Trude bldg. Phone 42I. me37s
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-HoUsEs r,rpNrs,ypr

N ahhnDsoMELY ~. FURNISHED e-Roow
de sirse ssriHtly sIn modern: lease any time
DS' SoVl-t. rnoAQq
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FOR RENT-HALL.
FOR RENT-sToRERooMs
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

s-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. > ACRES OR
chard, chicken run. flowing well Cor,
nor dj0T So State ST.: 90 fare. Gail
Wasatch I2nS-E, or see owner on place
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