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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16
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wsdsssaas. wesd a kis dsssh ssu
ssesivsd by ssaspha.e IN Gs.a,sas
"Wednesday nso.- Hsd ske eoso.sl
ssmasasd % shs ces, - wosld Asss
ssaaPsd. Tks css 6aslly js~psd the
essck bss AsA eos.e sl1ass 70 ksls
when it Isit TIE sssls.
Col. hssk end to~s snpleyes Of
sAs hssble se&psay wess tssnsport
ing sesessl blesks of nsrble BY
electric ear ossr . nee line skas had
jss, bssa coAplsted Ii wss the in
isisl trip of the cor On Q steep ia
Dline the bsskss became iaepesssive
sad the car shot swsy at the rsse II
SIXTY ni,es IN hosr.
FsssinG thai ths car would over
tsra on . esrve. o. that rsil zsisht
give wsy ssdss the heavy psssssse,
Col. Meek called 70 the .,sa se jsap
Sor thess lives. They eli lsapsd from
The flying csr sad wsss knocksd "a
eosscioss. Al 6sst il wss believed
tAss none wss sssiOusly hsrt. bet
Whoa physicisss end nSvsss, Who
vsse bsosGht BY spscisl train frosa
Colorado Sprinss, ssrivsd, Col.
neek's condition wss critical.
Extveuae DesssFes Were tsken 20
save HE life bet they veFs snsvail-
ing sad Col. Nssk posed away
Wednesday. Col. hsek was largely
pssponsible for The woaderfal strides
made in the reosnt yesss BY the
Colorado Ysls Marble eo1psay
With implicit confidence in his
Management, ths saockAoldsss
poassA thsoaasAs inAO shs nasbls
wusts 0AiSA - ~ bsih sp 70 ssCA
aiesnsic psopostio.s.
News Of Col. heek's death was .
stunning blow TO the people Of Mar
BILE. who looked spon him % the
back bone of the town. In Gsnnisoa
Col. Meek's many friends were
visibly shocked when informed of
his deplorable death.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Mn. VIII Harrington and Miss
Alice Frey Of Ohio City were in
Gsnnison Sunday. Mrs. Tarkins-
ton left that evening for Salida to
spcnd several days with her husband
at the Red Cross hospital.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Misses Josie Hendricks, Janet
johnson, Alma Easterly, Ellen
Zeleler, Osee Pittser, Mae and Isa-
belle Aker and Mrs. MAY Fluke are
taking teachers examination this
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Vim Waugh and Jas. Ferrens
have taken over the interest held by
the late Albert Zweifel in the Ira
Brown lease of the Black Diamond
coal mine and will carry on the
work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Mn. E. f. Mueller returned from
Salida Tuesday She reports that
her son Charlie is getting along
nicely, but the doctors have not yet
decided whether amputation of his
leg will be necessary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Lsther Christmas and daughter,
Miss Mile, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. p.
Simpson and children of Thistle,
UtaA are spending several DAYS
with 8. Z. Day and family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Ma from the Endner Lumber
company started work this week ON
a leeee two-story brick residence to
be esected for Joe Ecchar on his ranch
neor the Buttes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16
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Commissioner Jos. Collins and
Cosnty Clerk Deacon" Hurley went
TO Sapinero Wednesday, where they
conferred with two of the commis-
sioners of Delta county over the
Black Mesa Road.
The Delta commissioners informed
the Gsnnison officials that Delta
county was ready at once 70 com
mence work on their portion Of the
road and Commissioner Collins
replied that Gsnnison county had
advertised for bids for its portion,
and work would 60 ahead betimes.
In response to telegram from the
State Highway commission, Henry
c. Bartlett, head of Gunnison
countys good roads boosters, and
Commissioner Collins went to Sapi-
nero Thursday to discuss the Black
, Mesa road along lines of having it
accepted as state road.
The engineer of the State High
wav commission was with the party.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Mrs. Thos. Kelley and Mrs Esther
Harley of Crested Butte we're in
Gunnison Monday on their way home
from Denver where they attended
the grand temple meeting Of the
Pythian Sisters. Mrs. Kelly repre-
sented Silver Temple No. 29 at the
meeting.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16
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To sslssse sh< cssfss.sa sser ss.s
nsssss Of sko - eutassd h. sose =
the pss@assss % s-pss@ksr IA.
Atsorsey tssseral Grlissst hes ,ssssl
ssssssssas ssserpssssaG sks les,
end Sess-Chs@psoa pslass II v
sstsssaee kssesssh for the hsaeSt q
IL sssaers
Oaiy twe pertses ere spsssied 70
Psssse'Psss si the Psssssr'ss, secosd-
IRG ~ Atsorney Gesessl GrslIsth, saA
chsose their candidates by ps,mssy
electIoa. Hsasly. tke Dsaecrstse
party and the Repsbl.esa party
S~etion 2 Of the sct provides thsS
osly those parties sksse candidates.
for governor reserved ten per cont a
the ,ossl vote eos, q, the pEecedsaH
general election shall psrt'cipsss.
There wlll be one ballot which
wIll be the Democratic party bsllos
and one bslIot which wIll be The
Republican party ballot To vote =
the sepseabsr 10 primary ii Gill b
Rscesssry 10 Register - provided By
lac. Each qualified elector, duly
vsG'ssered, gill be given q Dsme-
cratic party ticket and Repsblics.
psrty ticket, whea he presents him-
sslf 10 vote. He nsas select which
bsllot be vail sse. and vote for the
csadidssss Of his choice Whose nsmss
appear spoa that bslIot. He esana
vote upon both balloss. He msss
deposit the ballot sssd in one bos
and the "blsnk bellos" in saoshss
box
II the voter 10 dlssatisiied with the
names OF those ON the ticket which
he desires 10 vote, he may vote on
that ticket for sny other person Who
is member Of the political party
represented by the ticket which hs
votss, By writing the Nome Of the
person he desires 10 voss Tor in ths
blank spsoe immedissely following
the printed names of candidates.
The voter is not required TO dis
close which ticket he votes for, but
if challenged he msst make oath
that he is qualified voter, that hs
is member Of and affiliated with
one Of the political parties repre-
sented by ballot Ut the primary
election, and that he will at the
election vote only under the ballot
and only for the candidates of the
political party Of which he elaine to
be q member and with which he
is affiliated.
Presidential electors are not chosen
at the election, and will, therefore,
not be voted upon in September.
They have been chosen already by
assembly. The direct primary 10
conducted under all the formalities
of general election. and the same
penalties for illegal voting, etc.
apply.
There will be No way to distin-
guish candidates selected by assem-
bly, from those placed on the primary
ballot by petition. They all appear
az candidates Of their respective
parties without special reference as
TO the manner in which they were
nominated
Political parties other than Demo
cratic OF Republican may nomipate
tickets to be voted for at the general
election in November by certifying
them to the secretary of state or
county clerks. The signatures of a
certain number of voters are neces-
sary to petitions. For national and
state Offices, these certificates must
be filed not less than thirty DAYS nor
more than sixty days before the
general election, and for county
Offices, they can be filed not less than
fifteen days nor more than sixty DAYS
before the general election.
A Il
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

A. j. Chinnery hss lesssd tn
O'Fsllon ranch for three years. III
moved his family there Friday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Stephen Formano, aged 5, and
Mary Formano aged 3, were taken
to the State Home for Dependent
Children this week. Their father
died several months ago.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

?. j. Gum, Miss Clair Strouse
and Joe Levitt, Of Salt Lake City
motored 10 Crested Butte Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

The ranch home of Otis Moore 10
rapidly nearing completion. 1t is q
two ssory frame dwelling and will be
one of the finest residences on Ohio
CrOek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Miss Eloise Spencer left Sunday
for Berkeley, Cal. where she will
enter upon her Junior year st the
state university.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Forrest Anderson leaves in Q few
days for Lawrence, ksnsas, where he
will enter the state university.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Harry Miilspaugh and Miss Laura
l.. Millspaugh arrived from San
Francisco Tuesday. Miss Mills
paugh will remain the balance OF
the summer with her parents here.
Harry left yesterday for Kansas City
to attend the national convention OF
the Loya Order of Moose Of which
he is national organizer From
Kansas City he goes to New York
and London, Eng. on personal bust
ness.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Miss Mary Cochrane left Thurs
day for her home in Scotland after a
visit with relatives in Gunnisop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Tom Nesbit came down from Mt.
Carbon Tuesday with load Of cheese
manufactured on his ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Mss. Christian Miller and two
ds~ghters, Of Erie. Colo, arrived
Wednesday to visit relatives, in.
cls1iag Geo Watson and family and
Mn. Elizabeth Watson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

+. ID. Catlin and mother of Mont
rose were in Gunnison SATURDAY,.
Mr.. Catlin is a prominent attorney.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Murphy Of
Denver are guests of DIR. and Mrs.
Geo. Sullivan Mrs. Murphy lie a
sister Of the doctor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Mrs. Jas. Cox and son left We'd.
nesday for a visit with relatives in
Illinois.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Miller, Mrs
Jos. Wilson, c. E. Boehmer and Miss
Luella Boehmer motored TO Cebolls
Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Miss Ethel keenan, is here from
Denver spending the week with her
mother, Mrs.. Elmer Ames.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Mrs. f. j Zngelder, Mrs. Henry
Mauer, Mrs. Bertha Calvin and Miss
Cara Estes are camping on Taylor
river.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Moore Blackstock is here from
Center for several weeks visit. He
will assist his brother during having
season.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16
LocA aad Psnpak MeaAioa

hss Jsck Forbss kss besn N -
past week.
c. 7. SilIs went 10 Dsnvss .
BUSINESS Tuesday.
MA. Corssa d Pssisa sss =
Gsnnisos Tuesday.
S. 5. wssssss sss . viss,sr lsso
Crookssoa Tuesday.
Chssoa Speneer 10 the gssss q
O. II. Jsdd q Goshie.
Mn. =. d. iss s.d bsby sss visia-
iaG frisnds ia Dsavsg.
Mn. hsry Iswvsa0s sstssaso
froa beaver ssssrday.
As. s. J. Eslls Of Amhoy, Il., :
visiting her con, + h. Eslls.
o. E. Willis and wife we've vis;sasu
from Jscts Cabin Tuesday.
Jss Stewart srrived les4 wesk ivso
Prescott, Aris., for short visit.
NM Toa KslIsy Of Csssasd B~tss
90 " 0sa.issa essAag sssosss ~
Dsasss.
Mu. j. ID. Jennings end Mrs
John Grssisll left Ss4srday for a
visit in Denver.
Father William Kipp leaves for
Lineup tomorrow where he will hold
services Sunday.
Misses Lila Shsckleford and Mar
garet Sanford visited friends at
Doyleville this week.
Dan Lehsn, Jay Miller and Merrill
Trlne ere camping on the Gsnnison
ut c. L. Stones ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. e. 7. Lindsley are
expected in few days from Delta
for several weeks visit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Ass. jennie Wilson johnson wss
in 1voa the Lake Fork this week to
get Istters of admin lstrstion on the
esaaAs Of her husband, John John
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Dan Lehsn, Jay Miller and Merrill
Trne ere camping on the Gsnnison
ut c. l.. Stones ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16
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fhsssdAs sss~aaGs AsG 8. -
ek Z. psssa.ser. ~ iassssssiAs
80 pssssy seddsaS sss sols~aissd
y sosssscssAE pesssss ssss EASa
IL Weedtasd and N.ss naris Cosss,
|esA II Csaas Cay Rss. SaspAsa
ee&iey o&s.assd sud sssd sks
[ o.sssfsi ssaG sssvie..
lAf'es . shoss es@pHs trap The
[ ppy pair Gill luesas " sAsis ho.se
-.
fsthss Bsxner of Tsllsride . ske
1as, II Fssher kipp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Jokn Welfe hss gose 10 Ohio City
sAs4bs hss sccsptsd saplOynsnt
. s6EsiA Liaks mine Nm " el1s
- dsuxhtes Ruth will follow later.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16
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Ambrose Caafman has taken a
carload of ore from the Granite
Mosntain property in sinking a 10
foot winze. He 10 compelled to
abandon work for awhile on account
Of ssch heavy flow of water into this
winse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16
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st Somsgset.
- e - u. -
Jss W Spean, the we'll know q
Jacks CABIN rsncher, died ., the
ranch home Wednesday, Of hear,
asesble. He wss s6 yssss of sss.
fsnsssl ssrviess we're held yesser-
day siteraeoa, Rev. W. q. McCoa-
neil, pastor II tbs Presbyterian
church ct 0Snnisoa, oficiating.
The body wss ssnt 10 Missouri this
saaas sftesnooa.
Mr.. Spess had lived q Jack .
Csbin for sen yesss. He wss = wig
ososs ussa and . splsndid type oi
citisen.
Sia soss end dssghssr ssrvive
him: Lag. Lssce, Lssrsl, Psyton,
Willism end James Spans snd Mrs..
j. J Shach leiord.
Ap. Robt Hsrds vent to Denver
Thsssdsy TO meet Geo. Morris Of
Phoenix, Aris,, and Mr.. snd Mrs.
Arthss Morris Of Pssscots. Aris., who
wih sseoopsay ~ hoae. The
nsssis;o issassav ss.iAsl u OsDsi-
sns. Geo Morris 10 nov . pspsessnt-
ssive in the Arisona legislatupe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neill Of Trinidad are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. N. Ande,-
son.
~ mins
Ambrose Csafman has taken a
carload of ore from the Granite
Mosntain property in sinking a 10
foot winze. He 10 compelled to
abandon work for awhile on account
Of ssch heavy flow of water into this
winse.
T. c. Clayton has small force of
men ut work on the Day Star Mines
compsnys property above Sherrod.
This company owns some valuable
groand, having large oatcroppings.
from which excellent assays have
been taken.
The force of miners has been
dosbled ct the Gray Eagle, and
more will be added soon. A drift 10
being run on the vein recently
struck and the ore, which is an ex-
cellent smelting grade, is being
sacked. General Manager Sapp is
planning considerable development
work, and is now satisfied that he
will make large producer of the
Gray Eagle.
The Pitkin Miner says that George
Morris, who with his son operates
the Mary A. group Of four claims
adjoining the Gold Links on the
west, is proving that the ore west Of
the creek improves with depth the
same as on the east side.
The Morrises have run a 400 foot
tunnel and have cut a porphry dixie
30 feet wide that averages Sc per
ton. This was cut at depth of 90
feet and had no value at the surface.
The Miner says that now they are
near another dixie, which they will
cut at 200 feet depth, and it assays
from S3 to s15 at the surface. At
about 25o teet from this point they
will cut a rich streak of ore at depth
OF 800 feet that shows at the surface
and which has increased at q depth
Of 40 feet from 800 to $3.50 per ton.
The Miner credits George Morris
with saying that within 80 DAYS he
will have demonstrated the fact that
he will add another producer to the
list Of Gunni.on county mines.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Neill OF Trinidad are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs X. N. Ande,-
son.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

hrs. Robt Hsrds vent to Denver
Thsssasy TO meet Geo. Morris oI
Phoenix. Aris,, sHd Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthss Aorris Of Ppsscoss. Aris., uho
wih sseoopsay ~ hSoe. The
osssis,o lssossav ss.iAsi " OsDsi-
sns. Gso. Morris 10 nov . pspsessnt.
stive in the Arisona lerislstupe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Misses Lila Shack leford and Mar
garet Sanford visited friends at
Doyleville this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

T. c. Clayton has q small force of
men at work on the Day Star Mines
compsny's property above SLerrod.
This company owns some valuable
ground, having large oatcroppings.
from which excellent assays have
bee.u taken
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

B. Eslls, and soa Normsa left
sdnssdey for . camping trip %
yAylor river Walter Weber
| oIlievsd Mr.. Eells OF the light plant.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Father William Kipp leaves for
Lineup tomorrow where he will hold
services Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Mn. j. ID. Jennings end Mrs
John Grssiell left Ss4srday for a
visit in Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Nm. W. j. Chsnhsrlaia, vhe wss
- guest II her sncle. Fssher Wm.
Upp, ssssrned Saturday to her
Ras in Gp,eley.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Mrs. Will Bsrris end dssghtsr
bnsst bsrris, Chss. Andssson end
Z 0lbeFt Bsesst Of 0rsnd Jsnctiop
- gues1s q the Hsrds home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

i hss. CksA. Nelson 10 recoserlaa
Dm . sevese attack of rbesmst,sm
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Mr. and Mrs. Lssce Spann Of Jscks
0bia were in towa shopping Mon
-.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Nm Toa KslIsy Of Csssaed B~tss
90 " 0sa.iaaa essAav sssosas ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

" A. Corbsss of Purisa Uss =
Gsanisos Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Miss Ernestine Block snd Mlss
kss HiGGissoa, bosh of Dsaves,
Ore visisiRg the FIRST of the wssk
00sh Mss. Tim Dpulips.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Jss Stewart arrived lost week lvom
Prescott, Aris., for q short visit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

5. 5. Wsstess vss q sisster luuo
Crookssoa Tuesday.
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WI.f FURNISHED ROOMS MOD
ern house. strictly private family sIo
soo TO s2o per month. 273 e. 1st So. Was
-V-o-.N'
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE-MPROVED.

'SE NE OF UTAH's FINEST ORCHARDS.
CSLf % MILES NORTH OF SALT
Ahh: CITY. AT A BARGAIN.
90 acres with 4-room frame
n9use. ,6 with water in; barn with
~ IONS capacity. stable for f.
neao OF stock. large corral. chicken
,ooPs, large granary. large pack
ns mouse. all equipped for pack
ls 1rult. buggy shed COW shed
anu pig pens. In the line OF live
otpcS there are fine horses.
sooa cows, pigs, 100 chickens:
such as sets work harness
buggy and harness. ! Studehaker
wagon. truck wagon | potato
planter. hand and horse cultiva-
tor, l spring-tooth harrow. pIows
OF every description. / spraying
outfit on trucks with gasoline en-
sine; 20 acres In orchard with
200 fruit trees. 1900 Jonathan
apples. $50 Missouri Pippins. 900
Canoes. 200 Elbcrta peaches: Q
acres In potatoes, ready TO be
dug IN less than 8 weeks. This
farm is IN AL. frst-class shape
and has been well kept and the
orchard is In It's prime. II IT In
as the present crop Will bring the
return this fall 10 at least from
$4,000 TO $4,000 In profit.
5000 cash Price Sll.ooo.
Balance arranged.
HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN
TRUST CO.
% EAST FIRST SOUTH ST.
TEL. wASATCH pa.
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NO AGENT, NO COMMISSION. AM
the owner; will sacrifice properties for
a short time 7-room modern frame. as
bargain. s35o0, cash. $500: $50 month:
2 blocks east OF State St
Double house strictly modern 4 room
on either side; rents s37 per month, $4,000:
easy terms. 2nd North and ist West SITS.
Corner lot. s6x125 IT. corner 2nd North
and 1st West. $450o; easy terms.
Lots opposite Capitol, cor. Vine and
Center. $500 per rod; would make fine
site for hotel, bachelor apartments or
apartment house.
gso acres. VIII cut up any amount :, 70
and Western Pac. r. r.. 500 per acre. $40
per month, no interest
$3.50. acre lots, % miles west Of city
limit; $50 cash. bal. $40 per month. no
Interest.
JOS. BAT~MGARTEN.
3o7 Scott Bldg. Salt Lake City. Utah
c2220
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New elegant 5-room white
pressed brick. line basement. cA-
mented. fine large bathroom, Al
plumbing, = clothes closets. fine
pantry sewer. cement sidewalks,
mantel. hail. @. l.. gas. on the
new 5th East paved street. sub
ject 10 paving tax. payable In 10
years. don't amount 20 much.
large lot, faces east Now listen,
There is also new small rustic
cottage In tho rear. Just built. cost
1900 TO build and lust finished
You get the whole business for
$500. Good terms. See us at once.
as this won't last but Few days
Above all close in and worth $500
more. Built for a home. no cheap
thing.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE-IBlFROV


$500.
GREET BIG BARGAIN ON 5TH
EAST. CLOSE IN. on
PAVED STREET.
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STORES

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H Phons~ a. - Book Store, 10 east
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AUCTION SALES.
WALLPAPER CLEANING

HAVE YOUR WALL PAPER. FRESCo
and calcomine cleaned by Griffin, who
does not streak or mar. onicc'
Schramm- Johnson. Drugs. No. T. Resl-
dence phone. TIylaud 6o3-J, CLOS
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BOARD AND ROOM

NEW TEMPLE HOTEL, STRICTLY
modern. outside rooms; frst-cass chef
furnishes excellent able board; $50 mo.
end up. IL W. N. Temple. w 3o65. c3321
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euNTArNT os~>--~~-~-
!, 18th so,,,tk M KENNEL CO, NO.
= lis S91uth; De Frank Kennel
'h ave Phone 3ses-M.
d2109
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! iEooM COTTAGE, MOD, GAS, CLOSE
u" 90 Il. ist North. Wasstch 1901.
d295s
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COME AND SEE OUR BARGAINS IN
rebuilt typewritcrs or write for price
list Agents new No & ROYAL. stewart
GIeeson Co. Typewriter Exchange 3s
West End So. st. = b759
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ICE CREAM

KEELEY ICE CREAM co. SHIP ICE
cream and sherbets everywhere. Phone
32o3 or address box 1712. S212S
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WALL PAPER TO CLEAN. PROMPT
and reasonable. Bell phone Hyland
l0bl-W bgo-i
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FOR RENT-Two OR THREE UNFUR-
nished rooms 43s E, 3rd So. st 1870
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FOR REIJT
FOR RENT-HoUsEs FURNISHED

a-ROoM, STRICTLY MODERN. FUR
mshed houoe for the summer. % Har-
"-O-. p.aoe. NO children. 1851
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RMS, l.. III: X,
lhG;s ., "a month. A So. End 2;
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DFf7ct, -.-S~'~~~~>-~---~---r>-
spscio, BAR AND STORE
n; a, Sa Designs submitted on
'a poeL'suold refrigerators,
d adt and billiard tables, bowl
sadsr supplies. Brunswick
Done n, Co., $50 to l50 So 4th
f5s. n40ss
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HOTELS

ELKO HOTEL, 2T5 MAIN ST. FRONT
rooms sS week. night so cents up.
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO, S51 so.
State st. Phones 5235-3S35. mo667
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BOARD AND ROOM IS A WEEK
Rooms. s1.60 up. Rear liz z. Second
South. b1a29
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- MODERN HOUSEkEEP-
e VIZ" d1443
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l05l-W. bZo-i
HOME PAPER CLEANING co. BEST
work; experienced men; prices right.
Offlcc, DuvaIs paper store. d5li9
PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. EALSO-
mining. Geo. a. Phillips e. Co., lS5
c ST. Wasatch 6f@1. dlISs
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND RooMING HOUSES

BEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED.
Only $3.50. Par, hotel. heart city See
j. w. Dollar. 153 So. Main. d0lOo
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OLD FEATHERS

MADE INTO WILLOW PLUMES: OLD
hats remodeed, soc. los South End
East, dSl2
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ROOMS. E. L., WATER AND TELE-
phone. $40. ESQ B St References
do1TI
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pYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DIR ROBERT w. HALL, PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PROPiYLAXIS. $50
EEARNS BLDG. a2353