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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
HOTELS AND RooMING HOUSES.

HOTELS AND ROOMING HOUSES.
My office is headquarters for hotels
and rooming houses. I have every place
in town that Is for sale that Is worth
buying. You save time and money by
calling on me today. l have one hun
dred places | can recommend TO . YOU;
offer. ] deal exclusively In hotels and
rooming houses.
Apartment house. twenty apartments
Of two rooms and bath; twenty three
single rooms. This apartment house will
net $500 per month. Price $95oo
Hotel Of th!rty-seven rooms. modern.
low rent This place can easily clear
$500 per month. Terms. $4,000.
Twenty-four rooms on Main st. heart
OF city: rent 800: net rent on nineteen
rooms only s35. Price $500 This IS
a gilt edged money making proposition.
Hotel Of thirty-one rooms. The best
transient house the city ever knew. Rent
only $500; two-year lease, $4,000.
Twenty rooms or Depot ST: rent SIS
price slioO; $500 cash. balance $50 per
month.
Ten room transient house on State ST.
rent $40: thrce-ycar lease: $3.50.
Ten rooms on West Temple; rent $3.50;
price $3.50; sl0O cash
price $3.50; $3.50 cash.
Ten rooms. boarding house, elegantly
furnished; rent $50; price $500. Close In
on Main.
Thirteen rooms. light housekeeping
rent S33; Bingham Canyon. Price $500
Ia rooms rooms @ $Td East and @rd So; rent
9n5E $50 VIII be ssGEneed for only
good furniture at only $40 per room, You
take In $40 per month
Seven rooms Of elegant furniture:
III. cen
month; situated on Main st.
Two residences To trade for rooming
houses.
The above places 1 conservatively rec
ommend. They are worth every dollar
asked.
ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
Ind, l41o. Bell 2227.
cSl2s
SELL DIAMONDS AT SIX DOLLARS
per carat; Can yoq?. See how close
come 10 II. Manage II yourself Lit
tie or no capital Frederick Porter PSI
kearny St, San Francisco. c2990
ENGLISH CAPITAL SECURED FOR I.E-
Sitimate stock bond issues: financial CO.
operation; assisted promotion. European
Investors Corporation. 10 Wall ST. New
York. c292I
MODENA is BOUND TO GROW; FOUR
business lots. 800 each: residence
lots. choice location. $50 each; cash down.
Address II. l.. Nolf Modena. Utah. c29l6
STOCK AND BONDS IN 4 NEW LAND,
irrigation and colonization company
now ready for sale. For particulars ad-
dress Western Land and Irrigation Syn
Gicatc. Box i3i, Ely. Nevada. c29l5
FOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS SALOON
consisting Of stock and fixtures. To-
Gated at Eureka. Utah. Operated by
present owner for several years Fa-
vorable lease can be secured by right
party, Write or phone Tin,ic Security
and Agency Co. Eureka, Utah.
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OR ROOMS. CLOSE IN: VERY
reasonable rent. 81 w. 1th So. c27I5
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AUCTION SALE

AltlloN SALE,
On Tuesday, March 2S at 1890 n. m.
any rockers and center tables. divan,
Wilton rugs. cost $50: iine buffet china
closet. extension table chairs Havlland
and other china. sanitary cot brass
trimmed beds, oak and other dressers.
book shelves. wardrobe. carpets. steel
range. linoieum. refrigerator. lot cooking
utensils. tubs. wrlnger. wardrobe, electric
lamp portieres and lace curtains. mirror.
kitchen table. etc.
ALSO ON FRIDAY. MARCH 81. AND
SATURDAY. APRIL /,
AZ 10 Il. IN; and continue until sold. all OF
the unclaimed express goods of Wells
Fargo x Co. sale OH Richard st.
k a. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
c30b6
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YOU NEVER SAW BETTER /,
THAN THIS-S0 acres black, rIA
mountain soil. the kind that ~ +,
a load In this city: 100 yards fru- 4
station. l6 miles from s. /. c n,
good barn. other improvement. i
water than needed. and recssu5
$1,000 worth; payable $40 month"; n
vance; contract goes with plzcs
dairy or farm proposition ln Uish 4
easy terms
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MISCELLANEOUS

\, y. HUMPHREYS,
IS West Second South ST.
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S-ROOM MOD, 62 so STH EAST $3.50
i-roon mod. 21J East 9TH South So
G-room mod. 563 First ave. So
Iroom mod. 923 West LIST South SO
sroom mod. ..66 West lst North. so.
broom mod. "a Center St, Belmont
terrace; gas etc: So,
Jroum mod, $40 Laird ave. 9th East
and 9Th South. s2210
1-room mod. so Fifth ave. s22.50.
5-room mod. - Chicago ST. Sth West
and South Temple $50
l-room, mod, 58l Lowell court. 9TH
East and Ilh South SIS
i-room mod. apartments. 350-6i Ro-
sela St. 3rd West and 9Th North. SIG
ard SO.
4-room mod. rear Io2 West md
North. SiG.
i-loom mod. r. 1903 So, 1Ith East.
$3.50
3-room mod. disappearing beds 737
Major ave. eth South and Stale SIS.
Groom. electric lights and water 96j
jefferson ST. 9Th South and LIST West
$3.50.
i-room apartment IN The Avalon 226
E@St Third South. $50
l-rnom Drart Tcnt in The York. 3li So
1th F31st. s22.5n.
Groom. furnished. apartrlcrt ir The
swallow. ~; East First South. si5.
store "oom in the Empire block 10
West South Temple; can lease: SEQ per
month
RICHTER. REAL ESTATE.
Can X. Earbnch. Mgr. Rental DEBT
Both phones Cal.
i3 South Main ST. c3016
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HERE'S S A GOOD 4o-AcRg M
FOR ALMOST NOTHING -
fall grain, which will 20 al ~
bushels TO the acre. Owner rs.s1 4.
money NOW, and will sell Tor ~
cash and let the crops pay The -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26

IL YOU GIVE THIS FARM PSo
ATTENTION II VIII more tran ~
itself this year and nc1t-5@ sd1
the most productive land in 8
county. Idaho; all in fall wheat 4
fine and should average 40 bs. =
acre. Ideally located, near R. R 4
dant water rights. all paid up q
anxious TO sell. and will take y
acre. which includes crops. Rezl1
about 800 per acre; part cash. a.
pay the rest.
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TYPEWRITERS
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY K STOVE RE-
pair Works Castings made for any
stove Water Jackets cleaned All makes
OF water Jackets for sale We make a
speciality OF furnace CRATES and repairs.
Rear 63l Su. State St Telephone 4I7A
RIGA
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MODERN, , ROOMS AND BATH. sl2,SG
per month. 45o e. 9th So st. teSi ESii
phone 2144-k cloof
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FREE FREE. Eg.,,9I rEsat' q 4 Z
A homestead under srrsSsS sSS0to Of c5',s =
where there are nun nun 10 gel
acre tracts and ! vain in taxing "
o. o. pSopIef, pioraf,on 10 fees. fees REDUCED b5iotE =,
Cal, ca for Barnett. 900 A'ias
particulars.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26

A GOOD FARM IS
BETTER THAN GOLD.
have large list OF FARMS in SALT
LAKE. DAVIS and CACHE COUNTIES
Terms EASY and PRICES LOW.
10 ACRES and water, ono mile south
OF Sandy. especially good for fruit or
chicken farm, only $500.
Bargains in city homes and vacant
lots. $1,000 10 loan. 1 to years, at 8
per cent.
l. p. MARTINEAU,
400 Herald Bldg.
Salt Lake City.
Real Estate. Farms and Stocks.
c3231
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CROMER.

T3 West 3rd South ST.
53x165 feet. 5th South near Main ::
42Xl65. lst West near Srd South. 66x165.
1st South near 5th East 7S3xS2l. corner
9TH So. and Tth East; l0oXl50. corner
Chicago and Goodwin: all very cheap. /
have some good acreage southeast to
trade for home in city, . good homes
here for Los Angeles: 600-acre ranch.
very cheap. Come in for particulars.
c30a2
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FIREPRoOF STORAGE

MOST COMPLETELY EQUIPPED
fireproof warehouse in city! storage OF
all kinds. low rates; packing and ship
ping: visitors welcome. Y :. Stores
Co. Phones EN-. 13. cSi0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26

My office is headquarters for hotels
and rooming houses. I have every place
in town that Is for sale that Is worth
buying. You save time and money by
calling on me today. l have one hun
dred places | can recommend to YOU
conservative buyers. ! guarantee what
offer. ! deal exclusively in hotels and
roomlnC houses
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
BETYILYON
BUY A FARM AND BE INDE-
PENDENT.

a nne chicken farm about 10 miles
south, near car line. with good house
chicken runs. small barn. fruit trees
etc, $3.50.
. acres of the best land In the county
with primary water rights, right on the
car line. $3.50 an acre: $40 down and SO
month. Or will sell part.
One OF the finest farms In the state Of
Utah. with full primary water rights
and improved with nearly everything one
wants on n farm-home. barns sheds or
chard fences. ctc.-S250 an acre-and
this only Z miles from the city.
One acre OF good land and good
house, near car line. 500.
SEE US FOR FARMS.
EARDLEY REALTY CO.,
II Main Street,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26

WE HAVE MANY BUTEssSS W z
FARMS, AND If YOU WAMst Wr' IT.
YOURS LIST IT WITH ~ w
SELL IT IF ANYONE CAN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26

SCORES OF IRRIGATED "a ~
ALL SIZES. KINDS AND PHN1s ~
ALL PARTS OF UTAH. Ia !DAhyy :,
ADJOINING STATES. Anycr ANp Il
SANDS OF ACRES OF Ch0llh
IRRIG ATED FARM LANDs'
PRTcFS EASY TERMS.
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OSTEOPATHY
SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass. Clipped glass. and painted. Both
phones. ks
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES uNFuRNrsHED

4-ROOM FLAT, STRICTLY MODBFsNss; sss
. full cement basement; $3.50. Rear ,SSs Sss
South Ith East ESQ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26

GROOM NEW MOD. HOUSES. COAL
and gas ranges, dis. beds, In court. llth
East. md and 3rd So. Bell i213-S. C2959
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26

GROOM MODERN BRICK, CLOSE IN
cheap. Inquire GGT South West Tenn
pie, Ind. lS233, c312l
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BANK, BAR AM OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK. BAR. STOKE AND OFFICE
fixtures: special designs submitted on
application. household refrcerators bill.
Hard and Fool tables. bowling alleys anI
supplies Brunswick Palke Co!1endar Co
loo to lG0 SouSh 1th West. Both phone 4,
sb2 ai085
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26

7-RoOM MODERN HOUSE; So. sos
Bellevue place. Ind 1iio. c279i
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DETECTIVES
PATENTS

10 PATENT INVENTIONS, SECURE
de-marks or copyrights. sec ]. NJ
Thomas. Eagle block xl55)
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50 ACRES CHOICE ALFALFA LAND
at a sacrifice; located on the main line
OF D. e r. c.. close proximity TO good
markets; abundance OF water: investi-
gate this; it's snap: Will consider trade.
Address S-22, Tribune. c22f0
240 ACRES. . MILES FROM TEMPLE.
all fenced good house. cellar, stables.
flowing we'll. machinery. lao shares wa
ter \. Treppmann, Is West ith South,
or llI0 18th East. co94T
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ONE THIRD CASH.

ONE THIRD CASH.
HERE IS POSITIVELY TIE BEST
SMALL ACREAGE BUY TO BE HAD
IN SALT LAKE COUNTY.
acres, Q shares OF water. q acres
In fruit. apples. pears. plums. etc. Also
raspberres and gooseberries.. Dandy 4
room brick house, barns, sheds, etc.
$4,000, $1,000 down. and balance on easy
terms.
C. \. GRAY & co.
125 MAIN STREET.
IND. 296-PHONES-BELL 1852.
c3114
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se0-FOUR- MODERN HOUSE.
close In. Bell 1927. ce''
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Mr.. LAND BUYER uyn,.
YOUR CHANcFiI FiIihScs

We have secured a l,,.
OF the very best lanS ND
Provo bench and have 70 U
plated into ) and l0-ac,, '.d y
The finest fruit lands uacit
STATE, with a share Of u.s, "a U
every acre. Close in 6na "
houses and university s rl,,. sa,
ter. electric lights and ivy "a
hIilcent townslte, dlose ), 'a &
proposed new iuteruTban s ~ "
car line. a chance OF > l,s,,
Think OF the price and ts,a.
only S25O per acre. ons.,.'e
cash, the balance in s.ss
payments with 6 per cen, I.a ~
est. This land will be vor,h ',Is' w.:
per acre IN a shor, time ~
nave already sold over b,jt W
holdings. Come early and re-.
the best investment ever cSss,s
BUY 4 HERITAGE FOp ';S,r yurs
BOY. N'1
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SEE Us FOR FARM A. A.
CHARD, GRAIN ,,sG AsI IRvIv d
FALFA LANDS. or NE JVT0E.
FREE BUREAU OEEpNIayD OE
NATION ON WESTERN N
OPPORTUNITIES coNpsM.
aei KEARNS B3I.sUrt,t BEDor
ss3s-Bo1'H PHONES
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AUCTION SALES

MISCELLANEOUS ASSORTMENT OF
unredeemed storage. consisting OF
h. h. furniture, ranges, etc. Ask for
floor manager. ! x /. Stores Co. clSi0
BY h. NJ. ONION. ON TUESDAY
March rs. 1880 a. m, at lS5 II street
bet. 5rd and ith avenues, | will sell a
lot of fine goods fine toned upright pi-
ano. velvet and Administer rugs, center
tables fancy rockers and chairs. leather
seat chairs, fine lace curtains. library
table. dining table. dining chairs. hand
some buffet. sanitary couch. iron beds.
genuine hair mattress. bedding. brdseye
maple and oak drcSSerS, commodes. lot
good lino.eum, dinner and tea sets, sill
verware, china and glassware, refrlgera-
tor. lot fruit jars etc. etc Goods can
be examined on Monday. c3l96
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We have just ro,rr
state bv sax S,,td,,g 1f The best g coun1I%., n5D%
lands l. sl';iS ne 81 Ii, ranches. farms vs awe =
secured ''en nave nsrs.;
place snG s'nge personally invest,,,...
vi ~ d irult orchard We bavaa sa'es.
,5a acre tracts to 10000. 1ie alie lhen
narSo,y ra1eL You lei us show YOU We ss q;
pgTdehcc i'grde and a knowledge u dfeaIl &
% holss US 10 offer the BEST 9, iarri
ms ls our specially and :,
vor1 v"i, 5eI; ,or YOU anything In hi, se u q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26

II; S. ANDERSON CO.
22l 50. ". TEMPLE,
BOTH PHONES 25l5, :.
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7-GoOM HOUSE: 3i4 so. lST WEST:
s3J. Phone Eel 5S22s c2ioI
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REAL EsTATE-IMPRoVED

N-O-~~-~O~O-~-~~~~~~~~O-~~~
BUY AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
On account of sickness and the owner
being compelled to leave city Immediate
ly this property must be sold at what
ever price ii will bring: Extra we'll
built house OF five large rooms. pantry.
closets, etc: good grade red pressed
brick, In frst-class condition. southeast
on car line; two choice lots, facing east,
near 9th East north OF 9th South, each
lot i0ylt0. Here's a chance that may
not come again soon.
COLONIAL REALTY AND TRUST co.
IA East 5. Temple.
456t-Either phone-456I c2g32
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THE CHANCES OF OF a A.olpty; lla 2,
160-acre farm in Utah ,c.TvsieS; cSaiS q
ideal fruit land, all c.d cu,.d crcss.t
grain and etc; fenced ans houss
water right. groom piite ,ie. wac:
machinery and implements Also =
nesses. s fine large mareSS IN ill |"
dry farm. fenced and a, =
All for SIi. 500: good SeIInIE tern IEast 90,
Fine home. corner III SI,b g-sln1,
South streets: 9 lots '..hroorp q
house " 7 rooms; pa,% pa.n orch.
halls, pantry. cellar, ,s, oaih 10 aIths
city water; paved stree, ,,ou N for is
distance. A fine loc,al,",,ISipg 90
ample room for store pun rmS
other houses. $500; ;1I,GT Ie,T Ownl.
Abstrsctor and Ip1uiildluG a
30l d. z, Walker Utah =
ONE ACRE OF LAND I,,ps. assl sl,.
room house, 80, chifssn IiSs. $500, o.
p'S''WS'1c 'W1cKs. 60 South s'a'
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WE LOAN MONEY ~ 99r-s1i II
APARTMENT HOUSES: M
BLOCKS AND COIIASEyy II n
CITY AND LET YOU PAL u
LIKE RENT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26

COLONIAL REALTY 6 ~ I'm
45s7-EITHER PHoNE-ioe'' =
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CASH PAID FOR WELL E.,1 lsiSsi'
farms. Walker s Iho'Hp
Main
V. A. BETTn YoSi; YSoSS;s.
1912 East Third Soo. s
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.STOWAWAY SWAN
 REACHES SEATTLE
Nugget Special Service


 SEATTLE. Nov. i3-Saturday af- ternoon Albert Swan. the stowa way who was put ashore on an island from the Alameda, reached the city.
 The young man stated he was put ashore on the San Juan island from the steamship Alameda Of the Alaska Steamship Company line. after he had been discovered. That he was the son of Adam swan of Valdez. who runs real estate office and does paper hanging in the mining camp of the north. The young man stated he had been working as driver for Love Wit ley Company. and wanted to heat his way to Seattle. but the officers of the ship were too much for him.
 The young man was picked up hy n passing steamer and brought to the city none the worse for his experience Of trying to beat the steamship com pany out of a fare. which he had fin his pocket all the time
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WEATHER RECORD
NovEM6ER i3, 1911.

NSSEWoEN iS, 1Sl1. Temperature-MsxImum. 32 above: minimum 2 4above
 Barometer-2e.3 inches. Weather-Cloudy.
 Wind-NE. 10 miles an hour.
 ARTHUR GIBSON. Observer
 REMEMBER Tas NAME. For prompt and satisfaet,ry laundry work Csll up the peopiss Laundry Phone Main tst.
 For a nice broiled steak go to the Board of Trade Lunch Counter the only charcoal broiler in town Visiting Cards at Nugget Office.
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NOTED AVIATOR
 FALLS l24 Fl.
Nugget Special Service.

LOS ANGELES. Nov. I3.-Aviator Rodgers. wh" has just completed his ocean to ocean flight across the con tinent k in the local hospital danger ously injured from fall of one hun dred and twenty five feet. while mak ing a cross country flight yesterday afternoon
 The young aviator has been resting np after his trying trip across tho country in which he won the $50 OOO purse offered by W. R. Hearst of the New York American and other papers belonging to the Hearst syndicate and started to fly from Pasadena 10 Long Beach
 The machine was working it's way into the air soon after it rose from the ground when all of a sudden airship and aviator came trnhIing to tbn earth. The airship was wrecked and Rodgers taken from among the wreck age dangerous injured He is now bn- ing treated in the local hospital where every care and attention is given him. unless he has sustained internal in turies the physicians are fin hopes of bringing him through.
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GENERAL STRIKE
 IS THREATENED
Nugget Special Serviee.

NEW YORK. Nov lS.-A general teamster strike is threatened in the city and unless the members of the union back down in their demands for an increase of pay per day, not a wheel will he turning in the next two days
 The strike k threatened along the line of the new subway. where thou sands of men and teams are employed for two eight hour shifts each day. The teamsters demanding higher wage. The contractors state they will refuse to meet the demands Of the teamsters and should they insist will arrange for the handling Of the exca- vated material in other ways where neither horses nor teamsters will be neded
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Remember we are rcteIIers as vvalI n {, wholesalers. Special bottle sale. Sew. ard Commercial Ca.
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Special sale of bottled goods for one week. Seward Commercial Co
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QUOTES FOLLOWING PRICES
TAR PAPER.

IF. < F. Asphalt FeIi. ply. 500
 IN'' 70 ''r.. ..-- ...- .... ... ug l-x Asphalt Felt. rolls. 26o feet 1 bu Asphalt Felt. 1? ply. heavy. hoo .ect ; a0
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FEW DEMOCRATS
 |NDORSE CLARK
Nugget Special Service.

'sSSeN SPeS'di oeTNtCe.
 DODGE CITY. Kan, Nov. l3.--The democrats of the Seventh congressional district, consisting of thirty-two coun- ties. have come out in favor of Speak CT Champ Clark as their choice of candidates for the nomination.
 The Seventh congressional district of Kansas is republican the present representative in congress being Ed - mond II. Madison. so the indorsemcnt of Clark in a republican stronghold Is not considered of much weight
 It Is neck and neck in the state when taken as a whole who win re ceive the indorsement. Clark Wilson or Harmon. all three being strong.
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DYNAMiTE.

DYNAMITE.
 HeIL ules No 2. Der pound IT caps. Fer 100 ..... ... .... I?6 ripple tape fuse. per loo feet S0 Peters celebrated semi smokelesr shells. per box Q. .............. 90 Peter Ballestite smokeless shells per oox .... ...... ... .... I5 Roberts Crucible Steel Shavnls.
 per dozen ..... " .I9 00 Ere Manila rope in coils. per
 pound ..... ... ............ .I5
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WE DO rhG WORK

Peoples Laundry are matlns . sps. sisity sf rough dry laundry oivs us . trial.
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ANDREW CARNEGIE
 GIVES $25,000,000
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Andrew Carnegie. the multi millionaire steel king, has donated the magnificent sum af S2j.0O0.O0O to the Carnegie corpor- ation for the purpose of promoting and advancing knowledge and understand ing among the people Of the United States.
 The donation of the large sum to the Carnegie corporation, which has
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All of the J. F Geise stock of hard . ware cut 10 empty his warehouse other prices according to this aeal.
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STR. MINNESOTA
 IS FL0ATED
kvsse, S,eeial Service.

SEATTLE. Nov. i3.-The officials Of the Great Northen railroad have re- ceived a cable from the captain of the mammoth freighter Minnesota. stating that the steamer is afioat again and proceeded under her own steam to Kobe
 The cablegram conveys the informa ton that the steamer was not fin any way damaged. having struck a glanc- ing blow. by being carried Inshore with the strong current in rounding the isi- and of shikoku. of Firushima. heavy fog hanging over the water at the time.
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I,5O0 COSSACKS
 OFF FOR PEKIN
Nugget Special Service.

VLADtNOSTOK, Russia, Nov. I3.- Fifteen hundred Cossacks ore entrain- ed for Pekin. The men will leave this city to prepare to the capital city of the Chinese empire to guard the prop erty of Russians should necessity arise.
 The Russian government believes riot will prevail when Pekin is taken by the revolutionists. and to protect Russians and their property the czar will station fifteen hundred we'll train edl Cossacks at the capital.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-14

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 Special bottle sale Seward Com mercial Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-14

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