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Charlevoix county herald., 1913-02-15
For Loss of Hair
We will pay for what you use n
RexaII "03" Hair Tonic does not
promote the growth of your hair.

In ell our experience with hair
tonics the one that has done most to
gain our confidence is Rexall "93"
Hair Tonic. We have such we'll
founded. faith in it that we want
you to try it at our risk. Ii il does
not satisfy you in every particular,
we will pay for what you use 10 the
extent of u 80 day treatment.
II Rexall "93" Hair Tonic does
not remove dandruff, relieve scalp
irritation, stop the hair from falling
and promote a new growth of hair.
come back to US and ask US to return
the money you paid it, and we will
promptly hand it back to you. You
don't sign anything. promise any,
thing. bring anything back. or in any
way obligate yourself. Isn't that fairf
Doesn't it stand TO reason that we
would not make such a liberal offer
If we did not truly believe that
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic will do all
we claim for it-that it will do all
and more than any other remedy2
We have everything there is a de-
mand for, and are able to judge the
merits of the things we SELL Gus
toners tell us OF their success. There
are more satisfied users of Rexall
"93" Hair Tonic than any similsr
preparation we sell.
Start treatment OF Rexall "93"
Hair Tonic today. II you do. We
believe you will thank us for this
advice. Two size bottles, SOC and 81.
You can buy Rexall "93" Hair Tonic
In this community only at our store:
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-02-15
St. Joseph's Church
Rev. Timothy Krobotb.

Sunday February 10Th.
500 AM. Low mass. Communion
for Ladies Altar Society.
Monday nth.
1880 P. NJ. Meeting OF Ladies Altar
Society.
Friday 2lst.
100 =. NJ. Stations Of the cross.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
geribtet, Die ettpa so Md1r1ertt regel.
mnRine 0eif1ftin11n neber meroett.

geribtt, Die etspa so Mdii1pnertt regel-
maBige 8ei4dftiglnrg geben tuepoen.
@rnmb Sorts. De &o9t
ida1len bon 2angoon, gaiielton, Mam.
5an, Sope un6 So Moure iinb nun
aub Der gbrenliite beigefiigt mor0en,
sic iene &o6i6ulen un6 &onegien on
ertannt mer6en. SIN Staate befin-
Sen iih nun IS lolde &odidulen. -
Die bieitge Strabenbabngeiellidnft
ploa1t ffiiiir 1ieIe 5ation umfangreide
@erldngerl1ngsarbeiten um6 ionitige
@erbeiierlmgen. Scene Memiien lolen
aluter or0erem erbaut tperoen, Ole
5tre6e 5mtiden ser 5tabt un6 6er
l1niperiitat miro nere @eleiie erbal-
ten lno es miro cine @erldngerrng
1m6 @at @rono SORTS gebo1t tper-
'6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
9eiratb anf &robe.
SEEM gorf. 6. Mpril.

8robebeiratben fir iurge Mao~
den unter 18 Sabren iimb INT Stoate
Seem Sort ONT Somitag fortom ge-
leblih 5ufolge elmer bonn Oberridter
@obalan am 9umitog obgegebener
Gntideioung. @enn SOS @potodbtter<
Gein fi6 in Ole &oienfeiieln 6er @e
ldmieoen daBt, ebe es onf Is 2en3e
a1riidbli6en farm, gleidpid OBJ INIT
oSer obre Gintpiuiga1ng ser @lterm,
11n6 Dor ieiner Miin0igfeit 5at ser
l1~eber5e1ga,rtg ge1ongt, ser @nte &C.
ffddH ibr ntdt, 5enn barf es i'm per-
laiien, uno tpent1 es ein 5deioatugs-
oefret berlmrgt, 10 5orf Elm ioIdes
1i9t pertpeigert merben. Die gntidei,
Dung mlr6e IN 6em Sole ser Sral1
Sra Ma,n6em @oiter abgegeben, Ole
ibren @atten Morrtan @oiter berlaI-
fen botte u1l6 nm 5deiourg eirge-
1tor111en tpor. Ser &i9er erfamnte
mobl, baB sic Mutter ser Mrtrog-
itenerir lire Gintpiuig1lrg gu ser SET
rotb ertbeilte, i1r6eifen ftente es ii6
gbepnug, ooB ole 2tebestone erit II
Sabre oft mar, ols fte IN ben Gbbe-
ffadfig flattere.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

Ser16e Sntere1ie on Ger Mildtpirtb'
|idoft, oie groBere @adfrage nod
Mil6 uno idlieblid al1d Der be-
oauerlide n1nitano, 6nb 5t biele Sol
Der geidlo9tet tperoen. Man fdabt,
50ob in Mor6eDafota al(ein @adfroge
na8 10000 iur,gen %raiiereinen @ii-
FEN beitebt, oo6 itr6 6ie 5arsrer iebr
genaa III tbren Sor6ertngen urb
miir6en ii4 init minoertpertbigem
8ieb ourdnl1s ni6t 5ufrie6en geben.
Sort gates. - Ssnn &erbft
mfrs Ole 8iebung fttnhttffiru0en fir ole
@%roffnung BON 2anb IN Ser Stanoing
Sod -SSlrooiiamer-@ ~eierbation, um6 Die
Mnmelonngen aper0en int Sribiabr
1914 erfolgen. SSttnerbalb ser eriten
5rei Monate Ger Mrmel6utng miro
ser 2an6preis $500 per Mder iein,
lit ben 1tdditen 6rei Monaten $3.50,
.5ormr $3.50 n1t0 idIieBli@ $1,25.
Son sen 3nblungett m1B etn sGunftel
oes go1r8ett 8reties@ Bel ser Mnmel-
oa1ng erIegt mer6en; Der @eft tatnt
innerbam bon fiiinffSdbren 1T gletfen
Staten abge5obM mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
mite :@M
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
ITS THE SCHOOL FOR YOU.

balt piele @ennen, maitet Sdhpetne
fir Sen Marft 11ro brtngt ibr @etrei-
Sc ielbit na6 Sent Srte.
ct. @anl. = Mlera10er BON
@eutter, 6er5eit ser foniulariide @er>
treter 0eiterrei6rl 1ngarns in ct.
Saul erhielt ant Coming Sic @o6t
ridt, SOP linn pom @0nig Mlfons Don
Spanien Ser. Srben ser SiabeQa Der
&otbolii6en berlieben mur6e. @ort
&eutter itan6 friiber i'm 0iterrei&ii@
ungnriiden @oniultatsoienit in @or=
celona.
SI6.Oafpta.
Aberdeen n. -Sn 9eoln mur0e
Gral1 George @rifftn unter Der @e=
idarloiglng nerbaftet, bren @atten
+ermorbet 81 baben. S& ber5i9tete
oaf cir &orperb0r un6 1paroe obne
8iirgidaftsunloliumg Dem Stuots=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
@reisgeridte Rbertpielem, 6ag i'm Stunt

&re1sgertd]te 1tberlptele1r, l0dS TN sSll111
8~uiammentritt.
@ierre. - Die Stamfor6 Stan-
|6aro, melde i'm iii6neitltden Gbeile
bon gtanlep County lberausgegebett
miro, lit alnter Ser 9eitung BON S.
81. Ml,nscloie, eit,em Sioalr @oublut-
SSnoianer, m1n6 lit Ole ein3ige 3eitung
int 5toate, meIbe Don einem sSt,oiia-
,per geleitet apino. Ser Siour &eoaf<
tea,r ber0ffentltb Elm gutes lotales
@latt. - Die Sing 9ano & Coon
So. bot ibre Srtorporutionsarttte1
eingereidt mit~ ei1pem @apital BON
$25,0O0. Dus @eid6ftsbiiro befin-
oct iib in Breckenridge, Mim.
siour Sails. - Srm @ate
&arrtib bat int gaamen ibrer IL Sat-
re often Sodter Sic Omaba-8abn m1f
$4,000 Sdabenerlab bertlagt. DaS
MGiode1n bot beim &obleniammeln
6ret Singer an elmer @dt1 berloren,
in0em lie init ser @anb l1nter 6as &ao
zines @nggons gerieh. Sc miro in
Ser @lage angegeben, sob oas Maa0+
6en batr6 8abnangeitellte peranlaBt
moroen lei, in Sen Srodtbof, Ser
bur6 teinen 8our abgeidloiien lei,
an fommen. unb BORT deIpieIt babe.
@6gmont. = Ma9 @obrungem
ste felt ettpa 5tnei Sabren betrieben
m1r6en, traf Elm arteiiiHer 8runnen
auf eine @affero6er bon gatt5 altber-
oroentlider grgiebigfeh, 11n6 5tpar in
elmer Eiefe Don 1910 GuB. Ser 8rutn-
nett liefert 700 @olloner per Mtnute,
ooer AZ, 1000 @anoren per Stl1n6e,
dIlo irurerbnIb Don "a Stltn6en mebr
ols eine Minton @alIonen. DiefeS
@niier bat cine Semperatur BON 1876
@ro6 1tn6 lit bollfommen REIN lno
flor. Sc mfrs fir &mtsbaltsatpede
berpenbet inns ion aub fir &et5-
51pede bem1bt mer6en. Ser neber=
idnB oes @aiiers iom fir ein groBes
8ab pertpen6et tper6en, ~1ln6 90 Dos
@alier ol16 betlffrafttige @%eitan6tbeie
bat, 6iirfte au6 6ie @rridtung zines
Satutoriums Ole GoQge ietn.
Morb-9 afota.
8ottinean. = &btlipp &ol5-
nsarn, Ger iih ser @erlebung oes
Brobibitionsgeiebes idtuloigbetnnrt
;bntte, m1r6e 3ae 10 Soeen @aft nnS
elmer @elobuBe bon 5000 berurtbeit.
SCRANTON. - @ler aner6en
1relte 3iegelz a116 Moian=@erte EN-
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Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETchER'S
GAS oRIA

@ilIiiton. = Die en6giilttge
Ouganiiierung Ser 8illioms-Mc&en<
ale SSmmigration 2eagl1e tpur6e n1f
elmer bier abgebaltenen @eriammz
lung 5uftonoe gebrodt. 3med 6er
@ereintg1rg 1T es, Ole @innaroe-
rlt,,g nod 1ieiem gbetIe 6es @taates
gu for0err. Die @eamten iino: IS.
6. McGlintod; @ioe @rdiioent S. g.
8ergamott aan6 g. 8. @bepi Jon; 5dat-
meiiter 8. g. gba1npine ur6 Sefretar
6. @nitborpe.
Sarge. - Cute retnraiiige
Mildfitbe fir Moltereiamede ftr6,
tpie 8. 9. Center, elmer 1er 5adber=
itadauoigen 5es @erban6s CUR &ebung
ser 9on6tpirtbfdaft, erBldrt, in Mor6-
Dafotu iebr in Mo6frage un0 es mer-
sen fir folde febr bobe &retle ge-
5oblt. gs lit 5ies Elm @rfolg Der err
5ieberiiden @innirfl1ng 6es @erbatr-
6es, no 6l1r6 ole 6arner gu Ser Tie
ber3eugung gefommen iin0, 6aB sic
Mnldjoff1mg. iunger gutter @iibe fir
iie bon groBem @ortbeile lit. Grit
Dor fur3em erbielt &err Center 6en
Nuftrag 100 eritflaiiige 5tpeiiabrige
s@e$iiifbe gu beidnffen. ST begub iid
1oh 1em Often un6 febrte NIT 81
&iiiben 5uriid;; mebr quite &iibe in Sem
getpM11i dten Site: fonnte ct 11i6t er=
longet. @piin1c -fiir 6teie @ri9ei-
1n111g iin6 6os ih1rner IeBbafter mers
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8eadtet Ben 6niten, Der fi@ fetiett.

8eadtet Ben 6niten, Der f@ feitiett.
Ser gunpen ser Sdmin01u6t mag
Ole l1riode iein, uno cine @rfdltung,
ole fi6 feitgeiebt, idmddt 6as SD-
item. Solep's &orep ar6 Gar CONF
portn0 itint sen &uiten beilt sic ert-
5iin5eten GbeiIden uno itarft 6ie
9ungen. 6. 9. @ountree, 5tiamoree,
60, iagt: vSSnfl,en5a binterlieb mir
einen tiehibemoen l6 aeitmeilig
idmer5ponen @uiten, sen 5olep's
&onep ans Snr ponitdn6ig beilte."
MoIitor Drug SO. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
gon Canine peridpattet.
Som, 5. Mpril.

Ut o m, D. MprrI.
3apeibumoert Mrbetter un6 Maidi-
1riiten, Ole i'm @a1refepoB nit Ser
8obu1ng eires Saln1rels 1tabe Demo-
oeiiola ienietts 1er Mlpen bei9dftig
fino, tpur6en geiterr Don elmer S9nee,
latpine iiberrnim. Glide iin6 ser
&GlIte bereitg erIegen l1n6
es iit tpenig Musii@t b~orborpoen, 6dB
es gelingt, sic Wrigetr gu retten, oenn
toIoi5nIe Sdneemaifen bIodieren 6ie
33atgdrtge gum Gub.
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suffrasetten erwiidjt.
2on0o1. 6. MprtI.

SUH Il, O.. 2IprII.
3mei Suffragetten mur1en beltte
morgen 6abei ertappt, tpie iie oie
@aupttri6iine ser @ennbabn in @eIlo,
5dottIano, III 8rnn6 itedten. Do-
nit oie Glanuruen iofort fr0bli@ emf
poribliigen, botte11 sic beioen 8ran6+
ittfterin1rer1 an mebreren 5teIle1 nit
Eetrolel1m getrdr1ffe S16e o11ge.
itedt. @be iene ii9 Gus Sem @toube
moden 6onnten, pur6en iie Don
@d@ter1 ertpi11t uro eingeie@.
Ser argeri9tete Sdn6en miro nit
o1rgegebe1.
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Usa6t Cure 9ldae, INN euren Sc.
ibdftss&urinS ndebiten Serbft be8innen
gu t6nnen. @ntiblieBt gub gu ben,
L. F. B. e.

uno SIR tudblt baum cine lebbafte, Ben
3eiterfor6erni1en entiprehenbe, gut aus,
getattete Sbule - cine Sbule, tpelde
ben @tubenten baS Bette gibt, ma8 in
@elhdftSberanbtl6ung gu baben lit. Sc
lit bic Sbule, tpD SIR energilben, ebr<
lldti9en iun9en Mdnnern un6 iun9en
9amen be9e9net. 9ieie tommen bierbin
um bic beten &Drbereitun9en fir baS
@eib6ft8leben 3u betpmmen.
Sbreibt bente fur 8atalog
unb @in3elbeiten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

SEPT lit Die 8eit, gu Der SIR ben neuen
5%rubiabrsrpd 9ebraubt, Der gut lit gegen
@ege1 unb an ienen fitblen Nbenben.
@Dde in allen Sa11ons 5u S. biz $50.
&auft iebt einen.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-31
Fail To Crack Safe.

Fayetteville, Dec. 3O.-An at
tempt was made here early this
morning to blow the safe in the
Goddard Wholesale Grocery
Company. A hole had been drill
ed in the safe door and filled with
nitroglycerin. Most of it ran
down on the floor and the explo-
sion was not strong enough to
blow the safe. 1t is supposed
that after the explosion the
would-be-robbers became fright
ened and ran away. The mana
ger says nothing was missing
from the store. At present no
clew has been discovered by the
officers.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-31
Victim of Poison Needle.

Fort Smith, Dec. 30.-What
the police believe to have been
an attempt by white slave
agents to spirit away Marie Da-
YES, aged 8, of Gainesville, Mo-,
came to light last night, when
the girl was found asleep in a To-
cal passenger station. On her
cheek was small wound from
which flowed a tiny stream of
blood. The girl was taken in
charge by the authorities over
night. She was able to resume
her journey to Conway, Ark, to-
day.
Miss Dawes said that after
she boarded the train at Carriers
vile she discovered she was fol-
lowed by a man. On one occas-
ion he collided with her. Short
ly afterward she became drowsy.
When she reached this city she
was no longer able to shake off
her sleepiness. She was found
in the custody of a strange wo-
man by an officer and the depot
matron who took her in charge.
The police believe the girl was a
victim of a poison needle.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-31

rlous officials pocket large part
of this state of half-starvation
is practically the rule, and this
is accompanied by the most bar
bar0us treatment. Most tragic,
the appeal continues, is the fate
of those tens of thousands of pO-
litical eXileS, who have been sent
to Siberia without any trial
whatever, but simply by the ar
bitrary action of the administra-
ton. Most of them are sent to
the hungry uplands, where they
can find neither food nor cloth
ing nor houses. and consequently
perish. The conscience of the
world has been awakened, and a
protest that will cause Russia to
take notice is being made. 1t is
a sin against the civilization of
the twentieth century to permit
conditions in Russia to continue
any longer as they are.-Mem-
phis NeWs-Scimitar.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-31
Office of The Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway Company.

Office of The Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway Company.
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 18th, 1918.
To All Stockholders Of The Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Company:
A special meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the company will be held at the
Office Of the company In the City Of
Chicago, Illinois, on Saturday the
31st day Of January, 1914, at ten
o'clock a. M, for the purpose Of vot-
ing upon the acceptance by the COM
pany Of lease Of the line Of railway
Of the Rock Island, Stuttgart and
Southern Railway Company, extend
ing from Mesa, Prairie County, Ark
ansas, in q southerly direction through
the counties Of Prairie and Arkansas
to Stuttgart, Arkansas County, Ark
ansas, . distance Of approximately 22
miles; said lease to extend for q
term Of 999 years from February 1,
1914, upon such terms and conditions
as may be agreed upon.
II. U. Nudge, President.
Geo. II. Crosby, Secretary.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-31
Russian Atrocities.


When George KEENAN, some
years ago wrote a book describ-
ing the atrocities of the prison
system of Russia, and especial
ly of the treatment of political
prisoners in Siberia, he was set
upon by the harpies of the
statu quo, who denounced him as
an alarmist and a liar of the
first magnitude. Those who
knew KEENAN, personally knew
that he was a careful and an in
dustrious newspaper man who
took pains to verify his state
ments before giving them pub
licity. But the big Journalistic
guns having pronounced against
him, every lesser Tray, Branche
and Sweetheart took up the cry
and echoed it far and wide. But
the voice that he raised, while
it was alone and crying in the
wilderness, would not be hush
ed, and now others are taking up
the matter.
: Recently an appeal on behalf
of the Russian political prison.
ers has been issued simultane-
ously in all the countries of Eu-
rope, and it has been signed by
about 500 people, any name of
which bears weight, and will car
nv more or less conviction. A.
mong these may be mentioned
Lord Lytton, Ramsey Mcdonald,
M. P, Sir A. Conan Doyle, H.
G.. Wells and Professor Bury,
for Great Britain; Claud De-
bussey, Anatole France and M.
Juarez, for France; Professor
Bretano, Professor Haeckel and
Herr Gerhart Hauptmann, for
Germany; DR.. Arthur Schnitzler,
for Austria, and Madame Selma
Lagerlof for Sweden.
It is pitiable to read of the
figures in this appeal. Since the
cars manifesto, issued in 1905,
promising liberty to the people
of Russia, over 10000 persons
have been sentenced for political
offenses. Of these more than
5000 were executed, and more
than 10000 were thrown into
hard labor prisons, which practi-
cally means a lingering death by
torture. The prisons are over
crowded to such an extent that
it is impossible for prisoners to
find rest even on the bare floor
Two pence halfpenny is the dai'
ly allowance for a prisoners
food, and inasmuch as the va
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-31
Each Bank Assigned Number
Special to Independent.

Special to Independent.
Little Rock, Dec. 31.-Thc
Merchants and Planters Bank Of
Pine Bluff will be No. / under
the new banking act. There are
about $50 banks in the state
that will be subject to the regu-
lations of the new banking COM
mission, which becomes fully eff
fective tomorrow. Each one will
be assigned a seriel number in
accordance with the date of in
corporation.
Bank Commissioner Davis has
secured from the Secretary of
State all the articles of incorpo-
alton of banks in the state. The
first charter was issued October
IL, 1875 to the German Say
ings Bank, which is now the
German National Bank, and
therefore not under state super
vision. G.. T. Walker Of Little
Rock and J. K. 7Brodie, cashier
of the Bank of England, at Eng
land, are the only two surviving
directors. The Merchants and
Planters Bank of Pine Bluff was
chartered Nov. 25, 1876, by Sc
.cretary of State B. B. Beavers.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-31
Annual Stockholders Meeting.

The regular annual meeting
of the shareholders of the First
National Bank of Newport, Ar
kansas, will be held at the office
of said bank on the 18th day of
January, 1914 for the purpose
of electing a Board of Directors
to serve for the ensuing year
and for the transaction of such
other business as may come be-
fore said meeting.
18tf. w. T. Parish, Cashier.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03


ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROlNEl,:
The original hotel broker oil inc 'i'e'
mountain west.
$4,000.
l20-room hotel. one OF the oeet
equipped in the city; large lobby. eleva-
tor service rooms always rented mousse
rent only 50 per room, This hotel Is
worth more than double the money ana
will make a fortune for some one.
l5-room housekeeping apartments,
swell residence. nicely furnished, clears
500 per month above all expenses; ihi9
place must be sold before September u
on account OF other business can pe
had on easy terms and the price rs right
Don't fail TO see this and make ouer.
as your price 10 mine. u.,
2o-room transient houses in town; cen
trail location. 7-year lease rent only 80
Terms. Actually clearing 500 per month
IL rooms, housekeepingi rent only S4o
Income SIS. For 5000, $500 cash. Bettef
hurry.
s rooms swell furniture: modern house
Only $3.50 II is a bargain, too
am offering the best cheap eatlne
restaurant proposition In the stale OF
Utah. Income over $4,000 per month
Don't wait the opportunity is before
you. -,
IL will pay you TO see me. ] sell more
hotels and rooming houses than all the
other agents combined.
ROSS c. DAVIS, HOTEL BROKER,
Il3 So Main. Wasatch SS39 -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03
For Sale-MotorcycleS

HORSEPOWER. TWIN CYLINDER.
| new. cost s325. will sell for 5000. Must
sell at once $50 So State. d3T9o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03
FOR SALE
For Sale-Miscellaneous

SAND AND GRAVEL AT WARM
Springs gravel pit p j, Moran con-
tractor. Inc. Phone Was 1918.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03
MEDICAL
THE COMING YELLOW PERIL,
BEWAREl

THE COMING YELLOW PERIL,
BEWAREl
No germ can OF will afflict the human
body. II Nunn's Black OIL Is taken regu-
lar three times q week. You are then
immune from any germ. Do you like
Prevent IL or let u come. II Will kill sure
when II strikes you,
The same for horses and cattle. Give
them one ounce in mash three times a
week. They never have the collie or any
other diseases. Chickens pigs COWS. etc
all the same. Prevention is better than
cure. Make your bodies Immune from
those destructive germs and live. This
advt Is for your good. whether YOU think
II or not. I take It every morning N.Y.
self. am free from any destructive
germ. Sold al all druggists. SOC and
$1.00 bottle.
Human In blue label
Manufactured and sold by DR.. G. W.
Mum Black OIL Co, Salt Lake City
Utah. doss4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03

WILL FORM ALLY Be
OPENED TODAY UNDER THE
MANAGEMENT OF MRS. ANNA
MARKHAM. THE SERVICE
WILL BE THE BEST IN SALT
LAKE CITY. THE wBLDEN
IS CENTERED IN THE HEART
OF THE BUSINESS AND
SHOPPING DISTRICT, oPPo-
SITE THE COLONIAL THEA
TER. ABSOLUTELY MODERN
IN EVERY RESPECT AND
NEWLY r U r n s II e d
THROUGHOUT A HOMELIKE
HOTEL FOR HoMELIKE PEO-
PIE. CATERING ONLY TO
RESPECTABLE PATRONAGE.
ALL OUTSIDE. LARGE. AIRY
ROOMS; HOT AND COLD WA
TER; BATH CONVENlENCES.
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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS Bu1
This is yours. ,,s,S
ON the brow OF the rapios !
Southeast bench. car lne
Cement sidewalks in; sfaGs
Growing; a new. modern, .a,ns M
Home, containing FIVE Vo0nA
Built-in bookcases, buffet ssIs Es
Electric light fixtures
TO be -. ,,ont. n
Front and back porches' 's
around house; lot tSxl2S ,.,.sss
Feet TO alley. light ana dna te'v SnHr
Hand. Price $1,000; s!Vo !VowyTs SyySs
EASY MONTHLY PAf@
Arc you listening!
Then come out now.
Will send auto for YOU ,.r,,,
Call at 1867 Roosevelt AVsn'
Tel. Hyland 202I-W'
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newly painted and papcrsd
Near ilth East. avn and r
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l .RGE |

4 BEAUTIFUL. LARGE LAR ~ 8
pressed brick. win itrort % q
East $1,000. slooo ol This d
monthly payments. noa-Il
dent. Cali at once II ys you eIiy. s
greatest bargain In t'e W"
HU Sl'S g SW West st Broadway
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. LIGHT RUNABOUT BUGGIES: ALSO
End hand 2-inch lumber. 1853 So. Sth
East. e5l3
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FOR SALE
For Sale-Pianos


ELECTRIC NlCKEL-IN-SLOT PIANO.
good as new. cheap. iel W. Srd SO:
Phone Was. 6S26-W. dlO6s
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si1O0 ON TERMS

30xl25 on 9th East ST, pedr|
walks paid. $ll00 cash-ior qul<
East front.
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING
TYPEWRITERS

TEN-DAY SPECIAL BARGAIN IN RE-
built typewriters. Write for price list,
AL makes for rent or sale. Agents Royal
ard Coro7a machines. Utah Tyepwrlter
Exchange. Salt Lake City. Utah. ds7i
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UNCALLED FOR TAILOR MADE
suits worth sS5 and $40. your size for
SO. Spelberg Tailoring Co, 81 W. 2nd
South. d33ol
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UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
HOUSE CLEANING

MAJ ESTlC HOUSE & CARPET CO.
general housecleaDing. kalsomlning,
paper cleaning. all work guaranteed
a72l SO. Main. Was. 2ss. dl067
ROYAL HOUSE CLEANING co. WALL
paper cleaning. hanging, kalson!ning
decorating, untlng; lace curtains done UP.
work guaranteed. Was. 69li dzl0l
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MACHINERY.

SECOND HAND ENGINES, ROLLERS
shaftng, hoists. puleys, air Compress,
sors. gasoline engines motors. pipe and
htt'ngs; supplies OF all kinds Eoeue
supply Co. yard 3rd So. and ith West.
WE o'Vo' d40<l
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AN ESTATE TO BE SETTLED SPAN
of 1200-lb horses. In good condition,
also heavy harness and wagons. good for
ID. bay horse none better, $40. One
handsome 120o-lb mare. s125. 81 SO.
End West e49o
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bETrlLfoN n, HOME BI,I,.n
@2a MAIN ST
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5000 AND LIBERTY.

Be your own employer Draw a good
salary; collect big dividends. Gross
profits 100 per cent Sales as high as
s139 in one day. Hard work, but think
OF returns. Makes a staple article.
Well worth your investiga ton. Informa-
tion cheerfully given bona flde lnquirers.