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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-25
Special Notice

To all our customers and those who believe in modern
bookkeeping.
Our store will be open every evening until the Fourth
After the Fourth will continue the policy of 1.-The
Daylight Store" by closing each evening at o'clock
the hour excepting Wednesdays and Saturday nights
when will be open to serve those who cannot shop
during the day.
By eliminating the long hours give you better
service which doubt you appreciate. Your appreci-
ton has been shown by the growth of
business the past three years, during which time have
kept the early closing policy Of 1.-The Daylight Store
We thank you for it.
$!&:@exqeAor1e&o11
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Notice.!

Our store open every evening until
the Fourth.
s. e. ,eERcEsoN & SON.
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once; three to six room
house. Price must be reasonable. 81
Tribune.
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LOST-Between Bismarck and Memo
ken ladies navy blue serge jacket.
Finder please return to Western
Union Telegraph office, Bismarck,
N. D., for reward.
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girl for general house
work. 400 Avenue B.
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OLD FAvoRITEs.
"DARlUs GREEN AND HIS FLYING
MACHINE.n

"DARiUs GREEN AND HIS FLYING
MACHiNE."
4 N aspiring genius was D. Green,
~ The son Of farmer, aged four.
4 y His body was long and lank and
Just right for flying. as will be seen.
''The birds can hy,
An why can't I?
Must we give in,'
Says he, with grin,
"'T the bluebird an phoebe
Are smarter'n n we be?
Jest fold our hands an see the swaller
: An blackbird an catbird beat us hollerf
Does the leetle chatterin, sassy wren,
No bigger'n my thumb, know more than
men? ,5f
Jest show me that
Er prove It the bat
Hez got more brains than's in my hat
An I'll back down. an not till then!"
-
Away he goes! jimmy! What jump.
Flop-fop-an' plump
To the ground with q thump,
Flutt'rin an found rim, all u a lump!
B A1 demon lS AurleQ tDy an anS6lS spear
Heels over head. to his proper sphere
Heels over head and head over heels,
Dizzily down the abyss he wheels
30 tell Darius. Upon his crown Ill
n the midst Of the barnyard he came
down r & IS
In wonderful whirl OF tangled strings.
Broken. braces and broken springs,
Broken tail and broken wings. &
And he hears the voice Of Jotham crying
Say, D'rils, how de yeou like hyin, r.
Slowly. ruefully where he lay .5s
Darius just turned and looked that way
~ he stanched his sorrowful nose with
- 'waal I like hyin we'll enough u ,',ss
H said. sbut the Amt such 9 thunderin
sight Y Stss u
] q sun a y when " eo.ns ,nsnt. 3
y.s 5s4. MORAL.
I'D Just have room Tor ffhs moral AetV
& And this WI the alsss Htack A HI yOi,l
fSss5s sss rs IS s. 'f yon iH.1s ,''s ~
I O.. ldsne ~ iaa 4: loet,sl =
sys Y =,
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WEST AND EAST.

K + Is
= VAST new land, half wakened to
~ the wonder ,ss
- OF mighty strength: great level
Z y plains that hold sf8a
Unmeasured wealth. and the pro-
phetic thunder @ 5 III
OF trtumphs yet untold:
Lit by the glory Of new born day,
Where every eye seeks the far distant
places ~
OF an untraveled way.
o generous land, o mighty inspiration
That floods the morning Of the world
i to be, IN. III
Thy people are the builders Of . nation
Lofty, benignant, free! .ss Il
Yet at trivial word. stars clear gleam-
ing,
A BIRDS sweet song, sunset fading
fast 5
There comes longing for the homeland
dreaming 8 81.
Upon it's sacred past. s
4 land Of dear. remembered faces. NOV
ing
Through happy days that had to have
an end; 5s
Each stream is companion known and
loving s
And every Hill friend
A longing to behold the mountains rear
ing
Their Y e great eaun' heads and once again
Upon the barren. wind swept headland
hearing
The surges Of the sea.
-H. w. Bellows in scribners Magazine
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NEW SOCIETY NAME.

THosE ladies whose smile can never
come off
And whose portraits you daily sec
Have acquired name which Is very apt
They are dubbed ''the photocracy."
Il. T. n
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SPEAKING PIECES.

SF6ANING PlECeS.
r HEAR of modern standards in utera-
ture and such.
But during dnat w,th all ,nngn my lifetime haven't
That's better than the kind Of things
old readers used to give 81
The speeches and the poetry and the
bits Of prose that live"
Old spartacus. virginius and the dying
gladiator,
Stern Brutus and pale Cassius, the lean
and hungry hater;
The old moss covered bucket in the cool
and darks0me well.
''Ye call me CHIEF and other stun that
used to sound so swell.
You felt cold chtlls run down your back
and sat with bated breath III
When Jimmy Green declared his choice
for liberty or death, !
Or when Philander Tucker would thrill
us with the other
Where starving children begged for corn
just three grains" from their mother
And. oh. how humorous the end Of that
delightful Jest II Fl
Concerning the cucumber which some. one
cant digest. : II 8 ,9 9
Who failed to shiver when those awfui
q breaking waves dashed high
Or didn't choke when Winkelreid taught
heroes how to die? Es d
DO they have 'tDeclamation'' still? Do
infant victims blush, 81
Advance and bow and clear their throats
amid that dreadful hush2
And is there still q burning deck? Does
,curfew fail to ring |? $ U
Does Robert proud az Sicily insist Z am
the king q III ss
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i-5.ts So
LIFE.

kauG sl g.s ..l5s ,
Life is too brief
Between the budding and the fall
ing leaf,
Between the seedtime and the golden
sheaf,
For hate and spite.
We have no time for malice and for
greed.
Therefore with love make beautiful
the deed.
Fast speeds the night.
Life is too swift
Between the blossom and the white
SHOWS drift,
Between the silence and the lark's
uplift,
For bitter words.
In kindness and in gentleness our
speech
Must carry messages Of hope and
reach
The sweetest chords.
Life is too great
Between the infants and the mans
estate.
Between the clashing Of earths
strife and fate,
For petty things.
Lo, we shall yet who creep with
numbered feet
Walk glorious over heavens golden
street
Or soar on wings!
Margaret e. Sangster.
d i @ q i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-02

over and again they would repeat themselves in
his Dreams And always at the end of it there would
be the grim satisfaction of gap filled up, of
scales balanced of ngstanding account fully audited
and squared.
ONE day Jake Stewart came to see him in his cell,
when a group of pious sisters from the convent
passed before the iron door, looked in pityingy, and
passed on That gave Jake an idea. Two weeks later
a dozen visited the prison, their errands of
mercy Nobody counted them when they departed
toward evening through the gates. If they had done
So it would have been discovered that the twelve
men had mysterously extended their number to thr-
teen and the veil had been stripped from the face of
that dumpy that fingered little behind the rest
Shorty Regain would have slept that night in the dark
cell and would have remained there bread and water
for two weeks But nobody counted the nuns,
and so Shorty passed outside the gates safely.
1t was akes horse that stood ready in the dark alley
into which the escaped prisoner quietly lodged after
turning the first in town; it akes hand that
seized his hand and helped dsrobe him and put him
into the suit and thrust the SLOUGH hat upon
his head and it akes that breathed urgently
though low, @Now Shorty, beat it, Then there
catter of hoo down the street and out upon the dusty
highway through the dark night and Shorty Regain
free How good was the sweet cool air it famed his
face and hummed in his how good the silent,
open road stretching before him; and best of ALL how
good the thought that he speeding toward Con
zales and revenge!
1t was a TWO Gays T1Qe To OOnZdleS, HdTu
over the desert; but he knew the way, and he knew
enough sleep by day and ride by night Four of the
five convcts that had escaped during his two years of
prison had been captured and brought back He would
not risk capture before he got the Sheriff After that
it didn't matter much what happened But he must see
Pearl Bassett before he did his work of revenge He
must see her while his hands yet clear of blood.
So he headed straight for the Bar Ranch three miles
to the east of Gonzales But before he did this he must
shave and clean himself up.
lake had left gold and silver in the pockets of the
suit he had provided for him. but it would hardly do
to venture into barber shop There little store
and roadhouse the edge of Gonzales just before
crossed the bridge. Hank Winslow, the storekeeper,
knew Shorty Regain very we'll and he would have been
glad to take him in, feed him. and let him shave and
wash up but not to be rsked account of the
others who might be hanging about. Hank wouldn't
care he broke in and helped himself especially
if he left money to the damage.
And SO it came to pass that Shorty, in camp at a
waterhole Bar X next morning, was able to WELD
new razor while he looked at his lathered face in
little round mirror stuck up rock and also to use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-02

TOOK here. Steve!' The short, blacl-h haired man
I whom big, bland Sheriff Mcfarland had just
turned over to the warden of Yuma Pen1tentlary
reached forth reckoning hand through the bars
"What is it, Shortly" mildly demonstrated the Sheriff.
who had no relish for these last interviews with his
prisoners.
"Only this" came back the low, throaty slow-drawn
tones of the newly immured man. while his black eyes
blazed in vengeful intensity. "You know how got in
here Steve mcfarland. You know l didn't lift
finger in that fight at Gonzales You know it was Buck
Presley that shot up Joe Randall; that didn't have
gun on me at the time. But it suited you to make
the goat and git cinched to the limt-fteen years
in this hel-hoe If Joe had died. I'd been put out too
An you know that know what you done it for. Jest
on account O Pearl Bassett, who'll marry you in
Gods world cause she's yer game with both feet
YOU see if she amt. Putin me in here amt goin to
help you any with her.
ooh, say Shorty" cried the Sheriff with vince
quickly followed by forced smile Eyer away off.
wasn't the only to that you
Il know you wasn't: you fixed it up with that
Greaser crowd an you wouldn't done it only queer
me forever with Pearl We all right good pals till
she blew into camp, wasn't WEI"
"Sure" affirmed MacFarland
GAS good pals as the the Bar X went
on the prisoner used to drink out o the bottle
and helped you out when you for Sheriff 1t
close scratch. If you hadn't got them twelve votes
l swung for you, you'd be back there the range
punchin cattle now
Il guess that's right, admitted the Sheriff; but
90 course it's right; an | want to tell you again
that yer as snaky Apache put up that dirty
Job an run in here. An give notice right here
that I'm gon to live to do the fandango on your
grave that's what l ami" The prisoners knuckes
raped sharply the grating and his eyes bazed again
"Just they let me out o here I'm goin to
git you! I'm goin to pump you so full o lead they'll
have to git an extry pallbearer to carry your
The Sheriff WINGED again 1t was hard work this
time to break off the vince with smile; but he did it.
ooh, they all talk that way, he said half to himself
Il spose they do sneered the behind the bars;
"but this it. You took good care to see
was landed here all right. You wouldn't send me down
with deputy. You wanted to Oh, Steve!" sud-
den of self pity swept the wretched man, and
he choked and groaned Then his eyes stabbed forth
again and he cutched the bars. @I git you'll git
you!" he repeated.
And the Sheriff turned away and marched out to the
pleasant tune of I'll git you'll"
PUT the of the next year two the haunting
words haunted no The ghost was laid by the
serene reflection that Shorty Regain safely Celed
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WANTED
Wanted-MaIe Help.

AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN BETWEEN
~ and 25, who are not getting along
We'll miss Il great chance If they fall
20 investigate tho United States Navy.
You ought to know In full about tho
good pay; steady advancement; free
board and lodging; fine training and
compenIonship, chances TO learn useful
trades. and 10 save money; and the op
portunity TO travel and see the world
Call at Navy Recruiting Station. Judge
Bldg, E. Srd South and Main SITS, Salt
Lake City, Utah, and get full particu-
lars. Or write for "'rhe Making of a
Mar, % -Warsman." fascinating free book
Bureau OF Navigation. Box 352. Navy
Department, Washington. -. G. m1379
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MEN. WOMEN. GET GOVERNMENT
Jobs. $1,000 week. Write Immediately
Ior list OF positions open. Franklin In
stitute. Dept. 44s w. Rochester, N y.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

ANGEBSIcN--Tho funeral OF Antonio An
derseu. infant daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Anton Andersen, who died at the home
OF her parents In West Burton avenue
December 10 was held yesterday after
noon AT . o'clock from the Qunltrough-
-Ncott funeral parlors. Intcrment In City
cemetery.
BRuCE--Tho funeral of Vincent Bruce
WHO died In this city December ., 1912,
WIN he held this Thursday afternoon,
december -. at y. M. from the Quail
trough Alcott funeral parlors. 5iA South
cemetery
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DIED

THoMAS--in this city, December IL.
i9t2. Nancy i. Thomas. aged 40 years,
Funeral services Will be held today. De-
CONNER j., ut = y. m, nt the residence.
1865 Indiana avenue Poplar Grovc). In
teirnent VIII be in Mt. olIvet cemetery.
BIRCuMSIfAW-In this city, December
10. 1912. Butler j. Blrcumshaw. aged
wears and months. Funeral services
will be held today. December l.. at /
p. M. at the residence. I32 West Second
North street lnterincnt Will be In the
nuI InNr
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PLUMBING-ELEcTRIC woRK

- IL H1GLEH-DUDLEY 60. POR
/. 1Ie Ine5uinoing and electrical repairs. was.
- h2350
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NO SOLICITORS WITH REFER
enccs for we'll advertised PROPOSITION.
SlE commission and permanent work for
sisht men,: Unless you have made good
40 not cal See Mr.. Meyer. Tribune.
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BOWLING ALLEYS

I,1,s,yc~ ~---~N-y -y|~---0~----~~--~-~.~~.o-
..Ni,sOR BOWLING PARLORs 90;
Nigh .c .cor Irizey each week for ladies'
m05l
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CUSHIONS, UPHoLsTERING

AA h.ESSES AND SPRINGS RE-
:, LpsIre9: salt Lake Mattress & Mfg Co
"V"c 0-''- pl555
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LADIES' TAILORING

DAWSON * MEIER. FINE TAILORINt:.
alterations a specially. l35 w. 2nd
South. ,,Iao1
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CLEANING AND DYEING

---|~-~0~~~~>~~>~~~-~------~
Garments. insured Superior vorl,
Prompt auto delivery Three phones
9.3, ?I5, 800 11I-IG Il. Broadway. n7as
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MONARCH SHOE REPAIR Co.
Il II. Second South. Phone Was. 35s3.
mills
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LIVERY STABLE

NJ OF STABLES. CARRIAGES ATn
lsht livery horac3 bought and sold
cIIJ
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JAPANESE GOODS

m ~ ~->I-~->~~-~~~---~o--~----
AlNAWA. DEALER AND INrp0H-
60. %, japanese dry goods. chipawsre
------ k20I5
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

H.. G.. DONNELI.. UNnERTAKF:R,
and embalmcr, has moved 10 new Ioca-
lion. 2ao-22i South West Temple street
uealty bldg Phone $50 o3399
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fGuR ROOMS; Gas -,
"'"' 2os so. 7'h East .lANSI ~.
"a
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The Tribune is superior III all res
1t pays to keep posted.
To know what profitable business chances
are at hand.
To know what renting opportunities are
offered
To know what realty is for sale or exchange.
To know what good jobs arc available.
TO know where and when and how to Sc
cure the better grade OF workers Tor every
line of endcavor
To know what home servants are to be had
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING co. EEs,r
,,fN'orh' Worh' experienced men. prices right
oiiicc, Duvals paper store d9I 70
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help.

GIRLS IN ALI. DEPARTMENTS. AF-
lrLf READY FOR WORK AT 8 A. VI.
MTD -, I p: NJ, DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY.
sEi SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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CATERING


t1RhT-CJASS WORK TO LADIES UN-
tertainins at home. Hyland 1911.
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OSTEOPATHY
BUTTONS
ACCORDION PLEATns

---~s-~-~~~>7-@~>>>->--e- -, rtlI
SlFNRURST AND SIDE In1
6os East 3rd South. Phone H!n"
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CHINESE HERBS

l. 81 WOO, 235 WEST IND SOTfrEJ
an diseases cured with his celcbrat-
- S.-u-ss rcrleoles. hI26
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM, 2.
Mckenzie. Display Yards, 5i2 So. State
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WaDted-To Rent.
Wanted-Board and Room

= -
YOUNG MAN DESIRES FIRST CLASS
board and room: cas-; side nrnforroS
Phone Hyiand II. or address z-i6. TrIh-
un'. MI co
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SUCCESS INsURANCE-UTAII BUSI~
uy ness College rcpHration for business
Day or night. e153S
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CUT FLOWERS

lluDDAIsT FLORAL CO. Sc so. MAIN
ST. Phone 1o6. Cut flowers and fu-
heral Designs nI6S2
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FOR RENT
housekeeping Roor.

aiODERN ROOMS Fop
range. rent very sa1oA = Z
pie. uhu 9th 60, on y
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For Rent-Hotels
VACUUM CLEANERS

= -. - ~-~~~--~>@~~~>~~~-~O~~
REM SANTO' VACUUM CLEAN
cr and ne convinced before buvinr ,
cleaner at any price. Stewart GLEASON
: -. w ~. g352S
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SR So,. IL LIGHT AoUsEKEEnv..
lor rent los Canyon ro.d rlSe l
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TIL: LEADING FLORIST. W. w. KING.
~ ~. End So. Phone 81. b2g1
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LARI(IN- HULL UNDERTAKING COM
many; modern chapel parlors. a55 So
nd East. Wasatch 5iS2 Open day and
.ISot. m1la2
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'EEE' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE.
ment Flrst Congregational church, we
&c Sse you a. position free OF charge TeIso TsIso
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DRESSMAKING

-
AN t'R1CAN GARMENT CITTTE,t, :,
school 4lo u. Broadway. TIyIaud lax
-Ollet School of Drcssnaklng. koo5s
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HAIR GOODS

MANUFACTURERS or TOUPEES.
Wigs. switches. puffs. etc. Iarcest .toci,
OF hair goods In the city Ccmbings or
cut muir inado mp 10 order. Salt Lake
Costume company Hills l.. Broadway
u1Iyr2
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WANTED
Miscellaneous.

FREE SOUVENIR
We Will present 10 each of our Gus
toners, for a limited time, up-to-d date
Match Safe, latest pattern.
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

~~~->~>->~->~~~->--~~~--~~~-
w; WILLIAMS & SON. loo N ST. WAS.
lofo-W. Uphols,ering. chairs recaned,
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WEATHER STRIPS

STRIPS 70 KEiGf1 0rTTTcfrr
cold at Rivers Bros, IS West crd So
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CHIROPRACTORS
PATENT ATTORNEYS

ne, 10 ,rtr,--, t>s,,,-,,,. -
trade mark o. Copyrisbt 60,
Iao'nas. sos Ltah Savings & Trust bldg
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HAIRDRESsING

DONE At YOUR HOME BY GRADU-
ate5 from Felyetina parlors Wasatcll
.eooo. k3623
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bBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
emhalrner. 1ei So. West Temple. Phone
SUO, 40
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SECONDHAND cT,oTu1Nc

PAY BEST PRICE ron ST;C0T61..
r nand clothing, w. GIiclsman, II S. ".
-E- ~ oea VIZ lol. kt7a7
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BECAUSE EVERYBODY
TRIBUNE 264-WANT
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Tribune Leads All Others in Want AdvertEl

ects. Keep in touch with affairs.
TO know how to secure the return :.
articles.
To know of opportunities for cxoh..
TO know how to turn obsolete and sass =
household articles into cash, u'0
10 know how to obtain roomers &,
or rent a room aug
TO know how to put your 6nco,
pulse Of business and secure direct, Rrst',s
information as TO what is most neod.
essential, in the world Of affairs aa
TO gain all these facts-Mako TO.
Tribune want columns.
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FRIDAY. DEC. L.: 1890 A. NJ 10 w
9TH South: rooms furniture: droea
ers, commode. dining table. brass and
iron beds. steel springs. mattresses A.
ininster rugs rockers. plate mirror fail
or's work bench and sewing mocbinc
chairs. center stand. heater. lne range
good condItlon), utensils. c. l.. Seber.
auE'iouee'' m140S
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LADIES AND GENTS TAILOR


L. w; HULL. go CONSTITUTION
building opposite q. c. NJ /. Your own
IItttIldl lHano I'D. b1oA
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SEWING MACHINES


WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALI,
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
FOR RENT

For Kent-HOuSeS EuTH1SHeu,
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED 7-ROOM
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12

PUBLIC AUCTION SALES HELD ry-
cry Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday OF
new and second hand furniture We will
also hold an auction sale a YOUR resi-
dcnce for you. or buy your furniture out
right, Utah Auction 81 Commission Co
1919 West 1st South st koss
c. u. OSTERLOlI. .AUCTIONEHR. RESI-
dence. Gss So Main. Wasatch zsa4-w.
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c. T. SEEER MAKES FURNITURE
auction a speciality consult me before
selling. Hyland 1917 bpses