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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-28
BANG! BULLET JUST
MISSES IOWA JUSTICE
WHO IS TRYING CASE
Shooting in Mason City Reminds
Pioneers Of the Old Days in
Middle West.

Madison City. Ia, Oct, 2S-Rex
Kibbling. aged II, was fatally
wounded and Thomas Gablir serious
ly in the office of Justice Rankin to-
day,
Gablir placed the revolver close
to the body OF KibbliHg and fred
He then turned TO shoot the police
Chief OF Police Lock shot twice
wounding Gablir. Both men were
charged with larceny and carryint
weapons.
The bullets narrowly missed JUGS
| RankIn's head,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-28
BARBER NOW HERE
TOSHAVE BREAKERS
Cows Browse in Cairo on Camping
Ground of Illinois Central's
Imported Men.

The strikebreakers are said to be
we'll fixed at their rendezvous the
buildings in the Illinois Central
Yards on Commercial avenue, north
of Fourteenth street.
Two cows are kept grazing on the
lots to supply milk and a barber has
been engaged =
At the beginning the food and other
suppljes were sent down from Chi
cago. but now nearly all supplies are
being purchased in Cairo.
There are about 60 men taken care
of at the Great Western head
quarters, AIS, which Is the name OF
the camp here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-28
Cairo Executive Misunderstood by
Reporter for St. Louis Paper
AT Alton.
WATER FRONT WAS TOPIC
Made it Plain no Condemnation
Proceedings Would be
Necessary.

Mayor George Parsons Is indig-
nant over the manner IN which his
address at the convention Of the UP
per Mississippi River Improvement
Association at Alton Thursday was
misauoted by a st. Louis publication
The mayor, who attended the con-
vention as vice president of the Ohio
Valley Improvement Association,
spoke OF the Cairo water front, which
is controlled by the Cairo trust prop
erty, of which he is general agent.
He told the delegates that it would
not be necessary for Cairo to start
condemnation proceedings, but that
1t could obtain possession of the wa
ter front by appointing commission
Of representation, with power to take
testimony and to set the price.
The st. Louis publication credited
Mr.. Parsons with having stated tina,
.sthe only way Cairo could obtain pos
session of the water front would be
through condemnation proceedings
What the Mayor Did Say.
81 was misquoted by the st. Louis
Globe Democrat regarding the con
troll of the Cairo wharf" said Mayor
Parsons. "The Globe-Dcmocrat says
sa.ltc. explained the only method Cairo
could adopt would be condemnation
proceedings. What ! did say wa
that tho Cairo wharf is owned b,
private interests under a decree. o
the United States court and that M
condemnation proceedings would b
necessary to obtain control of |
whenever river business demanded 1t
ANY fair commission can determin
upon what terms the Cairo whar
shall be transferred to the public i
the best interests of navigation of th
internal waterways"
In his address, Mayor Parson
told of the difference between tn
rail rates and the river rates, citin
the experience of Cairo bringin
brick from Portsmouth, Ohio, 90
miles up the Ohio river cheaper tha
they could be brought to Cairo b
rail for distance of 100 miles.
Wilkinson Is President.
C. F. Perry of Quincy said thu
unless cities along the rivers adol
means of reclaiming their wat'
front and make them convenient fe
handling large volumes of freigh
Congress would eventually deman
10 know why the government shou
continue to expend millions for riv'
Improvement work when the peop
along them did not take enough Il
terest to use what they have.
The following officers were +
elected: Thomas Wilkinson, Burlin
ton, la, president; l.. B. Boswe
Quincy, secretary, and j. P. Ecker
Gutenberg, Ia, treasurer. The 19
convention will be held in Burlin
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-28
CAPT. STEVE LEWIS DIES
Veteran River Pilot Had Been Pa
tient at Marine Hospital
Three Months.

Cant. steve Lewis died yesterday
morning at the Marine Hospital In
this city after an Illness OF three
months, He was 81 years OF age ana
has been river pilot for many
wears making his Headquarters W
Cairo much of the time
He was taken Ill while pilot on the
iron Mountain transfer steamer Mar
guard which plies between Belmont
Mo. and Columbus, KY, and had ~
sided at Columbus for several years.
He Is survived by his wire ahu
seven children. Mrs. Stevenson
rived In Cairo shortly after her nus
bands death Funeral arrang Sncn's
are in charge OF e, A. Burke
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-28
Attorney General Of United States
Asserts Swaddling Clothes are
Out Of Date.
OLD CONDITIONS NO MORE
While He is Saying this, Steel Trust
Is Organizing an Army Of
Lawyers.

washington, Oct. 27--Tbe United
states steel Corporations first steps
In the legal battle with the govern
mcnt for its existence will be taken
Monday, Dee. 4.
ON that day an array of counsel
which promises to include some OF
Che most brilliant legal minds ~
America. will formally appear before
the United states circuit court al
Trenton, N. j.. in the government
dissolution snit, which has jus
been brought.
ON January .. 1912, the Steel Cor
ooraton is expected to file It's an
swer 90 the governments sensational
CHARGES which have hardly beol
oouallod in all Of the anti-trust suit
brought by the department OF JUS
tice.
The procedure will be for Judge
Gray. Lanning and Burlington to an
point master to hear testimony.
When the taking Of testimony !
finished. and both sides have oetl
heard, the circuit court viii decid
the issue. Which ever side loses WI
aopeal aud by the operation of IN
so called cxpediting act, the cas-
will Jump to the Supreme Cou'
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-28
Great Rush is Made to Unload
Stock, Following Action In
stituted by Government.
DAYS SALES $4,000 SHARES
Holders in this and Foreign coun-
tries Rush to Get Rid Of
Stocks. @

New York, Oct. a7--United States
'iecl common fell S15 points, to so
"A the stock cxe hange today That
was the most striking
cHect upon the securities OF the
crn.nent's dissolution, suit
trainst TIE United sites Steel cor
arattoh.
Owners OF United States Steel Sc
""i'itas in all parts or the eountr,
- ~ foreign lands alarmed at the
= thew their holdings upon the
'At and trading in the secnri-
ics I'm to enormous proportions.
During the day 100000 shares oi
United States Steel were sold
The general list developed weak.
ness on account OF this movement
but there was no decentralization eA
cept in the market for United States
Steel itself.
BY the close substantial recover
| les had been made. United State
Steel ended the day at 52h. a ne
loss of 6% The preferred stoc
closed at 1O3%, a net loss of
\ points. The per cent sinking fun
bonds closed at 100A, a loss Of 10
4 after having sold at 1907
Although both Union Pacific an
| Southern Pacific reported heavy d,
creases on gross returns both foa(
reduced expenses substantially al
net earnings We're larger. aa@ "a
Speculation Bonds Weak.
Extreme weakness was manifesto
! by many of the speculative bonds
Blocks of from 100000 to $500
] 600 Of American Tobacco 4s wei
sold driving them down 100B to 81
4 with a rally to 81.
The 6's were weakened to abo'
the same extent and remained heav
Losses in other issues reached poll
of more in many cases,
Total sales, par value, $4,000
United States bonds were unchang'
on call
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-28
TAKES ADOPTION PAPERS
FOR CHICAGO YOUTH
TO MAKE HIM HEIR

san Francisco. Calf, Oct. al
Mrs. Anna p. Reid, widow of Bos-
ton millionaire, took out adoption
papers in the Supreme Court TO-DAY
for Leslie Edward Wheeler formerly
Of Chicago, who will be made heir 10
her foutune.
Wheeler is distant relative by
marriage and will soon attain nis
majority.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-28
News of Mothers Death.

Vollie Rich OF 213 Seventh street
received message yesterday an
nouncing the sudden death of his
mother who resided at Creal Springs
Mr.. Rich left at $3.50 on the Big Four
for that place,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-28

Fred Dauksch of the Grand Laun-
dry has returned home from trip to
neighboring towns where he went to
establish agencies for the collection
and delivery of laundry work
handled by the Halliday & Dauksch
firm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-28

Mrs. Heilig, wife of Or. G, Heilis
of Mill Creek, ILL.,, has returned 10
her home after visit with Mrs.
Mimic Phelps of 615 Thirty-eighth
street
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-28

London, Oct. 27.--Winston
Churchill, who was recently trans
ferred from the home office to be
first lord of the admiralty, is ex-
pected to bring about a reduction
in the naval expenditures, a step
that will please the advance" Lib
erals. In his old post Mr.. Churchill
drew $4,000 year, while his new
position pays but S22,500. Though
the new post ranks lower than the
other, Mr.. Churchill will probably
perform work fully as important as
any in which he has been engaged
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-28

tCoucluded on Eighth page)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-28

w. - W3PllCk
going get
Be Not Deceived
On Lot "a lies $35o $175
Ladies Patent Pumps $I75
Sis
Nothing Sent Out Approval
o $3oov $50
$15O
$1OO
S35oRu $175
goods and these Come andbe convinced
that I am giving $500 for $50 as long they last
On Lot Lades$ SCOOP $15O
On Lot Ladies $15O
OneLo tLades$ Gun MetO
On Lot OF
prices like fairy storybut it's have the goods
On Lot $3.50
One Lot ales$ $50
On Lot Ladies SOC
On Lot Ladies 300
greatest
$lOO
early this liable be sold out
will sell entire stock in a lump
Two FundredMe 'shatsw worth 200 t $IOO
leather lace
S5O
or1ensPa tOxords Iaea ndbu tton at
$500 Mems gun metal OxOrds lace and BUTTON at $500
These Are Vaues--Come and See
$500
SOO
Mems Work H5O
o O so lei ace
Lotto Gun xord Lacean
O Mems Sis
offered
buy them the End therefore
10000 and will be
SsSs4H WARLICK ''7' E! a: T.:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-28

TIAVINObought $4,000 shoe stock so cents the
- rono Rembers Drug Store and will be open for busir
stock closed Will sell the entire stock at great bargai
slippers uneard of since America dsCoVere
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

% HOUSES. ALL KINDS, LOCALITIES
and prices. Tuttle Bros. Co, 153 Main
ST. x995
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
BETTILYON.
Judge Building.
E1rRnpnAN HOTEL

EUROPEAN HOTEL.
II you wpnt first class. strictly mod
ern, 50-room place at bargain. see US
at once about this place; public and pri-
vate baths, steam heat and hot water
furnished, Will make terms TO suit.
TWENTY-FIVE ROOMS.
Running water. steam heat, fine loca-
tion, new furnishings. good .beoe, Lease s,dd ~
quick sale, can be bought for S2O0O; Sooo
cash.
AT Bingham Canyon, boards from GO TO
70 men. company guarantees bills, this
place can S1NETEBN NJ 9STEhs Il ROOMS. 8 Sl'
All on one floor; new place; newly FUR
nshed, strictly modern. good transient
house; rent reasonable: lease.
FOURTEEN ROOMS.
Close In; rooms on one floor running
water: $500 will handle.
ROOMS on Main St, to be sold this
week for $3.50: rent s35.
ROOMS on 2nd South, close in, $500
'G GRocERY S"; i.as AND MEAT MARKET,
This place does and always did dis
count their bills, doing an average
monthly business of S2500 sell at in
voice.
GROCERY STORE.
Three living rooms connected; Will sell
all fixtures. including horse and wagon.
at discount and invoice stock; rent $25
per month: going TO sell this, it's snap,
MOVING PICTURE BUSINESS:
The future to this place is the best;
interest can be bought nLw reasonable:
will give investor position.
FINE CASH GROCERY
on Third South. close in; or account OF
other business will sell ct invoice. You
V, II. RICHBY,
BETTTLYON,
1912 E Third So. ST. bl221
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND RooM1Na HOUSES.

SpECIALSi SPECIALIST
s1650 cash will handle modern, up-.IIo
the-minute 3S-room hotel: the
furnishings are only months OLD
and arc Al; over ~ years uneN-
pired lease; the rent is very low,
and the price is $500 less than the
cost to Furnish Il. The capacity
Of this place shows net proht OF
over $3.50 monthly. We are eN-
elusive agents
$500 cash will handle a 4S-room. mod :
ern hotel: Main st. location: Dai-
ance in reasonable monthly pay
ments. The price is right. See us
for particulars.
$500 cash Will handle a fine 30-rooHi
house; the balance can be paid
out OF the house In monthly IN
stailments; 10 years lease turnl~
ture all new,
A. RICHTER, REAL ESTATE
A. l.. Brattain, Mgr B. o, Dept.
New location, 73 Main street bl222
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING
for II your family is small and you
haven't much furniture: Cosy mission
bungalow, 3 rooms. bath, large closets,
gas range, refrigerator, water heater.
writing desk. disappearing bed. screens
and shade; rent SIS. Ind. phone 1880:
bl320
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

TWO 5-ROOM MODERN FLATS. 776
East 9th South. Bell phone 323SX
XlJ5o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

"a CABIN AND COVE
your own arc be,,sro -, Acgl
palace owned by the o,Sn nan an e
70 own yourself you uss shs isloV,s
nome. We offer Won snouM on
sloo to $500 cash, balarcsaa sao r. oDns;
secure YOU q or 5-r cg nv NE n
In, car line. cement waiS iSasln eezs,
=. car line. New, moda.an n and a &
bungalow. large rooms, mn ss.res
large pantry. marteI anS Una 8
wax finish, stairs 10 ss,,s ~ sa,s Z
basement, large porches. I& 3
eVery way f!rst-class. w. uOuss
beautiful home Of t7aoo ah 9,
Terms; $500 cash. balanes ,isa ,Hisa z
nave many Others. Ym, ,ms Tsat
70 appreciate it. Caapot Sn un y
less than $4,000. Oths, w eSas
Sl30O and upwards. sueQ b
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TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN. OR PRIV
ileges: steam heat: modern; close In.
L-25. Tribune b437
FINE, LARGE COUNTRY HOME. p
acres of land, on car line; barn, chicken
houses. etc. 3637Y b132l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

4-RoOM MODERN BRICK COTTAGE.
9Th South. a7ai
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AID WRITING

BRAINS FOR TAiE, JACK HELD. Gus
Tribune bldg. Bell phone 636s. kos9i
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LIVERY STABLES

STABLES. CARRIAGES
and light livery. 23S SO. 1st West
Phones 2T3. as1l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

MODERN HOUSE, ROOMS, BATH.
disappearing bed. cement basement. 433
4th East, bl326
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FOUR AND 5-ROoM MODERN COT
b1327
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.,,oo Cd; CHEAP BUILDING Lo7s
SzIoo-l9.Nllo 10 alley. corner 81 /,
9th So, Paving. sewe, ~ ~ I
walk over sll00, all na1
ly the best buy on On s
class site for store. T!..'
De arranged.
5 4oo-2oxl2o. near 9Th So. and IN.
Easy terms. "@
; 5Q0-iOxl20. 9Th So. near 1iA . 4
: 6Oo-2xs rods, on Sth ava % ana 3 !.
e90-2oXl2S n. Lots on I.aLs !, !
5 525-Eine building lots on "a a ! !
line. ~ !
$ G00-Fine building lots O, Ia
Only block from pays :,
acres near Liberty parS y /.
all. MAKE US AN OFFER -
will sell at $500 each. ovn., - -.
dent, must sell at once. n ~, - ]
less than $4,000, you hays tbs ~ y.
can double your money In one ~,
List your bargains with us II ~
a bargain We have II.
We write fire Insurance..
PETERSON r. E. INV. On
Phone Bell 1920 0urarss
3O1 Felt Bldg. al Istr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

F. A. CARTER FUR CO.. 27 w iST SO.
Furs repaired. remodeled. redyed. In642
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

ENTIRELY MODERN 4-RooM
COTTAGE. so. TEMPLE.
NEAR 7TH EAST.
4-ROOM COTTAGE, $50 so.
9TH WEST. s13.
GOOD 7-ROOM MODERN
HOUSE, Sc r ST, s22.50.
FINE 5-ROOM MODERN COT
TAGE, GG6 so. 1ST WEST.
PHONE EITHER PHONE 1112,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

BETTILYON.
1912 East 3rd So. ST
Phones: Bell 2030. Ind. 3l6. b121S
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PARTY FURNISHING BEST OF REF
erences desires house completely fur
nished: must be close In, modern rea-
sonable in price. Address I-.o. Tribune
a22A3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

MAN AND WIFE fNO CHILDREN DE-
sire three or four-room modern apart
ment. completely furnished for house
keeping. close In; thoroughly reiab ref
crences; give particulars and price.
Address L-59. Tribune. b10SI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

QUICK MONEY: ANY AMOUNT OR
time Kelly -Montrose. Brokers sS
Main St. upstairs, a2226
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GOOD FARMS AND ACPEasp
LOW PRICES.

z acre near 18th South .........
] acre close In .....s..,........
Il acres on car line, small Mnt
fine land ....,.,.,...........-
15 acres OF fine fruit land. 1ilh T.
room brick house .....,......,i
3-acre orchard. 500 bearing yea
good water right ......-n-...-
10 acres improved land. with hfst-
class water right and s-soa
90 acres improved land. 8 acrei y
bearing orchard. first-class SslE
right. and 9-room brick hons:,
100 acres fruit land. can furta
water, per acre ...e""''-''."'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

Capitol building no dou,.
Capitol hill lots Will 70 sLe.se = -
e months. Get In on old ynyaln NJ. \
several bargains. ''@e Vel
s7?S .SNiio; sUSo close TO Capitol rroo,..
only a few at bargain p1c,,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

ROSS C. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER,
Sells Hotels and Roomlng Houses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

5o-room hotel. thoroughly modern pub
lie and private baths. heat Included In
rent, 6-yr. lease. You can easily clear
bet. 5000 and 5000 per mo. It's going at
n sncrincc OF more than $1,000. Must be
sold this week, Can be had on easy
terrnT. Better investigate today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

PASSENGER, CYLINDER. ITOLA
Eerl!n 10000 marks (equcl S7500). Rea-
sons for selling only one IN family who
runs car; WI, be gone abroad for years
with duty: VIII sell for $500 cash or real
estate. Address c. c. Clayton. mgr
Talking Machine Co. 12s State ST. obss
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$1,000 $4,000 $4,000 ETC. TO LOAN ON
GOOD MORTGAGE SECURITY.
FRITsCH. 2o2-2O3 FELT BLDG. TELE-
PHONES: IND, 741: BELL 1861. a2I77
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S, centrally located. rent $3.50
Nor I'm. good lease. This house clears
sl5O a month Can be had cheap. part
ga sh. owner leaving city.
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ROSS c.. DAVIS, HOTEL BROKER.
303 Judge Bldg.
Phoncs-Ind- li1o. Bell 2227,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

WE WILL SELL YOUR HORSES.
cows. wagons on commission or buy
them for you. look over our list. 4lS
South State. b131l
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MONEY SUPPLIED SALARIED PEO-
pie. women keeping house and others
without security; chcapcst rates: easiest
payments offices In all principal cities
y. II. TolUan. 33s Atlas bldg af2I4
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-MISCELLAN
FOR SALE. SLOT MACHINES, ALL
kinds, very cheap. Eclipse Novelty
Works. 1a17 Lawrence ST., Denver. Colo;
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OSTRICH PLUMEs CLEANED

TEAM, HARNESS AND WAGON. CALI.
1924 Ind. phone. b909
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VERY NICE FIvE-ROOM MODERN
cottage all conveniences, etc; rent
reasonable East South Temple. Both
phones 1112. tl210|
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MONEY TIGHT2

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
Easy payments. j. L. Perkes 412 At
las block. s310o
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GOOD BAY WORK OR FARM HORSE,
6 years old, 1900 lbs. $50 So 10th
West. b1lSo
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.


l030-POEND HORSE. 6 YEARS OLD.
Price reasonable. 6l w, 3rd South
Phone Main 2903. bl15S
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. MOD
ern convenlences. breakfast II desired !.
address $40 So State, bl2S7
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38 X st, 6-room mod. $25.
4lS w. 3rd North, 3 rooms, S12
a. M'KELLAR & CO.. s3a w. End So.
aI25
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ONE TEAM DRIVING OR DELIVERY
mares; one team work horses; $3.50.
80 North 2nd West. bl220
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HOUSES EVERYWHERE. SAY WHAT
you want. New Fra Realty Co. Both
phones 33Il o2ss6
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FARMS ~
1912 E. Sd sopH,SS,
o,,. Q ACRES 70 TS'T pst.s.t
On 10th South east Of TRADE
ot excellent soil. Al u',a.e ave strstt
S,rts 2 snarts OF water. g. few u,Sae! .Se! culp,'@
lowing well, water W " shads ,rsS
frame frame house in good ~ eo,huH houH
Price. sA500, "''u Other ouIt-s,
p,o BETTTLYoN
fhones; Bell 20JO: In, :.
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GOOD. wELL-PAYING POSITION FOR
reliable hustler. who can invest $1,000
to $4,000 and furnish good references. Ad-
dress LBS, Tribune. b900
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Nj ~ 2RD EAST s-ROOM MODERN
fIr5t class house. tn be used by private
family ONLY C. z. Boutwell, s3i13
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A SNAP; SIT PER MONTH, 5-RooM
modern brick, close in. 140 Pear st
Key at l3S Pear st. Bell phone 4O49- X
aso
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HOUSE, S4s BIRD EAST; HOUSE, REAR
25l E. End So. See Rivers, 48 E 1st So
ae9
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7-RooM MODERN HOUSE 376 Z. aRD
South a1028
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-01-06

lsni located rite Ter the job TedGy
j comm bark FER the ronvenshHs,
Dul then tnaIEs an eieekshin Detw-
cen the eoavensbIn All the naugee-
asfin an I'm geen to make q pre-
dieksbin hat may be Teddy viii
wont win an maybe he will well
see mi but thairs things doin in
polisicks this yeegs If vi lei mo il
predict she sityashEn iE the dirnE1-
ycratick party in mi aexi letter
after persue the pIannets, cant
tell rnything until ] read he
Stars was goin 10 say sumihIng
about the geoding Herald in this
epissei an its firade on the county
officers but words fale me neW.
little later whrH j nase brushed
10 my vocabulary iii tel yu mi
opinion o. y0n distemporary but
not now.
yureS truly