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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-04
COUNTY NEWS.
NORTHEAST BARBoR.

T. n. Graves was at Town Hill Friday.
The FIRST OF the sunday mails arrived
June /.
The graded schools in the village close
Friday.
The Neighborhood house was closed
Friday.
Albert jacobson was in Mt. Desert
Sunday.
Charles Burr, who has been out of town
for several days, is home.
Miss Agnes Hersey, OF East Corinth,
was in town for few days last week.
St. Mary's chapter, o. Z. s., held it's
last meeting of the season Wednesday
evening.
The kindergarten association held a
dance at tho Seighborhood house Monday
evening, with music by Kelley.
J. d. Phillips, of Southwest Hsrbor. Is
getting his cottage ON Rockend avenue in
readiness for summer occupancy.
Rev. n. b. Rogers and wife were in Bar
Harbor Wednesday to attend tho ordins-
ton services OF Rey. Mr.. Sampson.
The local baseball nine defeated a team
representing Bar Harbor in q game played
here Friday, the score being II to IL.
Several people from Seal Harbor at
tended the memorial services at the
Seig borohood house Sunday afternoon.
Dewitt Parshali and family of New
York. arrived for the season sunday, aud
are occupying the Davidson cottage at
Manchester point.
The new gravel sidewalk on the Neigh
borhood road is completed and adds
greatly 10 the appearance of this much
travelled thoroughiare.
News Of the death of Arthur LeBrun at
Alton, was received last week. Mr.. Le-
Brun was employed at SmalI's drugstore
a few years ago and made many friends
here.
Misses Helen Brewer and Sylvia Leland,
OF Bar Harbor, presented program of
miscellaneous readings at the Neighbour
hood house Thursday evening under the
auspices OF Asticou Rsbeksh lodge. A
dance followed with music by wesco,t.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges
held memorial services at the Neighbour
hood house Sunday afternoon. Rev. MIR.
Harrison, OF Bangor Theological semin-
airy, was the speaker of the day. The pro-
gram; Singing, choir; scripture reading;
solo, Miss Eleanor Foster; prayer; solo, b.
W. Dyer; singing, America" address;
singing. choir; closing song; eenediction.
Iuna & 4.
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SEAL aARBoR.
June 3.

aMrs. Madison Snow, who has been quite
i'll, is gaining.
Miss Georgia Knowles, of Ellsworth, Is
working at A. E. Clements.
The steamer Moosehead made her frst
trip for the season Monday.
The last dance OF the season will be
held al the irehouse Wednesday evening.
Kelly's orchestra.
Mrs. Beecher Dyer, OF Bangor, and Mrs.
Leander Dyer, OF Lynn, Mass, we're in
town Memorial day.
Earle Pinkham entertained some OF his
little friends Saturday afternoon in honor
of his sixth birthday.
Miss Georgia Jude, who Is teaching at
Corea, spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Grafton Pinkham.
June 2. p.
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/
ms seat IN Congress, ano serve through
out the short session, ~hlchaended on
March 8. Tie was IN his place IN the
| aoase during the special session which
followed President WILSON'S election,
coming nome only Two or three weeks
ago.
ABOUT ten days ago ne was stricken
WITH hemorrhsge OF tue stomach. His
CONDITION was considered alarming, and
oy advice OF his physician he was taken
ny special train TO the Portland hospital.
Here he seemed to be gaining,'and 1t was
expected that he would be able to return
nome IN few days.
Last wednesday forenoon change for
the worse came IN the form of..snother
hemorrhage. Mr.. Goodwin was too weak
TO rally, the end coming at 1880 O'Clock.
Forrest Goodwin was born in Skow-
hogan June II, 1852. He received his
early education IN Bloomfield academy in
skowhegaD, afterwards entering Skow-
hogan high school from which he grad
uated in 1881. He entered Colby in 1883,
graduating with honors in 1887.
~~A' NS'N"AA SCI 'So a. "a udtlHpeN Oh
the Maine legislature from skowhegsn
IN 1879. entering upon the study Of law,
ne entered the Boston university law school
in 1883, graduating with honors June 4,
1890, completing the three-year course in
one year. Mr.. Goodwin was admitted to
the Somerset county bar before COM
melting his coprsa in 1850 For ga
- * year @"a
hait iotlowlng mas graduation from the
Iaw school he was engaged in Washing
ton as nsrlia u,entarv clerk m ha syaat,er.
M :, -
ihouias D. heeo.
In December, 1891, Mr.. Goodwin re-
Turned TO his native town To take nm tha
,.no.;o, - - ,.,s,.,,.... - =
r'Aet OnN'Ns .nefe up 70
the time OF has death Soon after return
ing to Skow hogan he was appointed post
master SERVING frop, 1902 ~ isas
- =
FROM the hrst mr' Sooo"In was very
| successful in his profession, an ability
which was displayed by his early law
-. 3, -. ,,,.s,.. =, w.. q 60. =.
steNS AZ NHS StAiNN VI ""Atoh "a W itoh Az
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OBITUARY.
ARTHUR I. SAUNDERS.

ARTHUR I. SAUNDERS.
Arthur /. saunders, long q weli-known
resident Of Ellsworth, and for many years
proprietor OF the American house, died
last Friday morning at his home on Main
street. Though in falling health for a
year past, few knew OF his critical condi-
ton, and the news of his death was shock
to his friends. Death was due to COM
plication OF liver and kidney troubles.
Mr.. Saunders was born In orland Sept.
9, 1890, and came to Ellsworth as young
man. This city had ever since been his
home. He purchased the American house
and managed 1t successfully for many
years, selling it few years ago to Frank
t. Grows.
Mr.. Saunders was veteran of the Civil
war, enlisting in April, 1851, in Co. E, 9th
Me-, and serving until June, 1854. he
served as tesmster throughout his term.
MIR. saunders was twice married, his
first wife being Miss Mathilda Soper, OF
orland, and his second wife, W no survives
him, Miss Julia Pepnell, OF Machias.
He leaves also one brother-ex-Uuited
States Marshal Hutson B. Saunders, OF
Portland, and two sisters.
The funeral was held at the home sun
day afternoon, Rev. X. b. Mathews
officiating. The bearers were Hon. A. ".
King, Col. II. Il. Hsmlin, Roscoe Taylor,
Austin Il. Joy, Irving osgood and C, l..
MoranC
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Alvin, the seventeen year-old-son OF
Albert &. Barron and wife, died Saturday
at his home on High street after short
illness Of typhoid fever. The young man
was member of the junior class of the
high school, prominent in athletics and
popular with ms seboolmates.
The funeral was held Monday afternoon.
The high school was dismissed for the
afternoon, and many of the students and
the teachers OF the school attended the
funeral. Rev. {. 7. Ross officiated. The
bearers were sehoolmates-Eben and
Reuel Whitcomb and Charles and Robert
Haynes.
The parents have the sincere sympathy
OF the community in the death OF this,
their oldest son.
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SWANS ISLAND.

DR.. Webster spent few days in Port
land last week.
Mrs. Laura Smith and daughter Mildred
spent Sunday in Rockland.
Mrs. Il. 5. Dollivef spent the past week
with her parents at Prospect Harbor.
The Greenleaf society met with Mrs. F.
r. Morse. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Lewis Staples and daughter Nettie,
OF Roekland, were here with friends last
week.
Miss richards, agent of the State
superintendent of schools, inspected the
schools here last week.
June q 8.
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.

Mrs. Sarah Fogg, of Camden, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Watson Friend.
Mrs. Estella Hendrickson, who has
been at the hospital in Bangor, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Fred DeMeyer, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Eaton, has
returned to her home in Eastbrook.
Mrs. Mary Ware, who has been visiting
at Mrs. w. J Johnson's and Mrs. e. A,
Carter's, has returned to her home in
Sedgwick.
June 2. @.
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WEST sURRY.

Mrs. Nellie Warren has gone to Bar
Harbor, where she has employment.
Myron Carlisle and wife, OF North Or
and, are receiving congratulations on the
birth Of daughter.
The new organ has arrived, which will
be for school use and religious services.
1t was purchased by proceeds from a
series of entertainments last winter.
June 2. l..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-04

AS anticipated, Colonel Roosevelt
comes out of his libel suit at Mar
quette with colors flying. Against
the array of testimony as to his tenn
perate habits the defence had nothing
to offer. Editor Newett was con-
strained to admit that the evidence
convinced him he had been wrong in
making the charges and his retrac-
ton was complete. The coloneps
personal character was vindicated,
and stop put to the ISLANDERS that
had been circulated regarding him in
this particular, and that was all he
desired. Colonel Roosevelt has not
only done the right thing for himself
in thus legally squelching defamation,
but he has performed valuable SER
vice for other public men who have
been charged with like habits on
equally fiimsy evidence, and who
have remained silent under the
charge. Eastern Argus.
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CONGRESSMAN GOODWIN.

His Death Distinct Loss to the
state and District.
Hon. Forrest Goodwin, OF Showhega n
congressman from the third district OF
Maine, died last Wednesday at the
hospital in Portland, to which he was
taken a little over week before, follow
ing a sudden illness while at his home
in Skwohegan fer a short visit.
MIR. Goodwin had b, sn suffering from
i'll health several tuoA..As, sad follow ing
the caInpai IN of last fall VIXEN he was
elected TO Congress, he spent several
weeks at the hospital and appare' tly
regsined his health. He was able to take
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-04
Ought to Paint.

ought to have painted last year, but
hated TO pay % gallon.
I've gos to paint this year; it'll take a
little more paint; suppose gallon in 10;
and little more work, / suppose day in
10.
My job would have cost last year about
$3.50; it is going to cost this year s55.
s250 gone. Isuppose it'll be the same
again, il | wait again.
What il paint goes down TO si.75 gall
lonf $50 on the jobl
shan't wait; that fool vast
DEyoE.
MoRRIsoN-JoY Co. sell it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-04

Senator Burleigh is still at Johns
Hopkins hospital. Baltimore, where
he was successfully operated upon
April %. With the exception Of one
slight setback, the senator's progress
has been quite satisfactory. 1t is
hoped that within a few weeks he
will be sufficiently strong to leave
for the seashore, where his rapid and
complete recovery OF health and
strength is predicted. During Mr..
Burleigh's absence from the Senate,
arrangements have been made where
by he has been paired on every vote.
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gorrfsp onofnrf.
Congratulations to ''Chips".
SOUTH DEER ISLE, May 80, 1871:

SOUTH DEER Isle, May 80, 1913.
To the Editor Of The american:
Allow me, through the columns of your
paper, to extend congratulations to your
correspondent, "Chips," ON the fiftieth
anniversary of his marriage. This is hop
ing that there are many pleasant years yet
to come to Mr.. and Mrs. "Chips."
His article ON his schooldays awoke
many pleasant recollections of the days
when /, too, passed happy hours in the old
schooihouse on the hill. III.
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gfaal Notitra.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. he has been duly appointed executor
OF the last will and testament OF
SARAH NJ. M'CLusKEY. late Of CAsTINE,
in the county OF Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds a. the law directs. All persons
having demands against the estate Of sad
deceased are desired to present abe same tor
settlement, and all Indebted thereto are re-
quested 10 make payment Immediately.
CHARLES L. AcCLCsEKY.
castine. May 9. 1913.
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Suerull Noiirss.


uTB desire TO express cur appreciation to
w all those who 50 kindly assisted 10 oar
recent bereavement: TO she city, lodges. ,tia-
lives and friends for the beautiful CORA, offer.
tngs. Mas Jona Y. ROYAL Aan FAMILY.
HIGHESr PRICE-In cash paid Tor wool,
Ill hides. calf skins; also shaved Birch
Hoops. II. 3. PHtLIIrs, Ellsworth. Ne.
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Euaa.
saantiu.

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MAP $50 DiFdseys view city OF Ellsworth,
vi publiahed IN 1879. Address wAtrEE p.
Pho, Ellsworth.
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100000.

ONE-HALF BLOCK sorrru
CITY AND COUNTY Bind
FIve-room modern buna1.
with complete Set OF plunL;
gas range, electric lights =
connections, buffet kitchAn h.
street. $4,000 IN cash will pui ,
in possession OF this bunu
and the balance may bs ~
monthly payments OF sgo.0o r
including interest at the mi.
Z per cent per annum. 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19

46-room hotel in the busy section; with
heat included rent amounts TO $3.50;
furnished about three years ago and
therefore In good condition. Owner
must leavo on account OF health, $3.50
win handle
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SS75o.0o.
s15 7TH AVE
A REAL BARGAIN

For above price you cav
chase a six-room, modern
story white pressed bdsS
dence. situated in the nnrtl
section OF the city, with !,
frontage, giving a beautiful :,
OF the entire valley. lntAric,,
oak floors, oak mautel hn,
iurna ce, etc, Small bam
41t by III feet, Terms IA
purchaser.
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$3.50

GROCERY store. DONG , Iii
business, stock ana nHLuie
invoice s1100. ACT quich'
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MACHINERY

~~-~--~~-~~~~~~C~-~~-
SECOND HAND MINING AND CON
tractors machinery and frpplles. 1-yard
concrete mixer. 50-h. D. y. slime engiIie.
very cheap. Make us an Jher. See our
stock What have you T.. sell?
BOGUD SUPPLY CO. Dooly Block.
Yard. 3rd South ana 18th West
Phones. Wasatch ol05 and 244S
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$3.50

BUYS rooming and boaroihg
house on east side. caters un,s
10 best class Of tenants. iak,me tn
in S225 monthly. EiegahuS
nished, Hot-air heat
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4+-room hotel I'm the heart OF the city.
Cheapest rent in the city when location
is considered This is a gilt-edgcd prop
os!tlor that merits attention from some
hotel man. Tho price is $4,000, and can
be had with a payment down OF S21O0
and SIS monthly payments for balance.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses

FOR BARGAINS IN HOTELS AND
ROOMINCs HOUSES.
SEE LIS.
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$1,000

10 rooms; steam heat. hot and
cold running water. cheap rent
good location.
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$1,000.

% rooms, one-half block from
Main at: one OF the best-paying
houses in town. Always roll'
Owner sick. Must sell.
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5000 Down.

600 month. buys good house.
iseepIns apartments of y rooms
now Occupied with good tenants
A snap. Get busy.
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Sc room house, close in; filed with de-
slrable tenants. Rent right and loca-
tion fine. S2500 $1,000 will handle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19

OF five years with rental OF Sl35. Steam
heat and hot and cold water. $500 will
handle.
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3400 Down

BUYS best-furnished. 14-room.
transient house In town; steam
heated, good location balance
like rent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
CHIROPRACTORS


CECIL a. CECIL. GRADUATE CHIRO-
praciors. Chronic aud female troubles
specially ConsUltaiion free. Suite
&o3. 235 South Main. 1881
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19

l20-roorn apartment house OF and g.
room apartments; steam heat and run
ming hot and cold water In all rooms /;
elevator service. A place where people
flock when the weather gets cold. Nets
owner about $500 per month, $4,000
down; terms on balance.
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FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

EVERYTHING IN THE FIR AND
taxiderInlst line made as YOU want N
r. Stencil Fur Co, 81 Z. Broadway-as
years in Salt Lake. n52S
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

N-~>-~-----~>~>~>~-~~-~~~~----~>
LADIES' AND CENTS ALTERATIONS:
h.sh-cless hand pressing: work guar
anteed w, 2ud South. Was. 2077.
f2s74x
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s28O0.00.
634 ROOSEVELT AVE

A flve-room modern u
pressed brick cottage; nice h
tel. complete set OF pIumN
electric lights, front and 4
porches. Lot AZ by liza +
With q small cash payment q
and the balance payable ND
ly to suit purchaser. /
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1S rooms on busy traffic street. Rem.
$50, TWO years lease. 5000.
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Restaurant in the heart Of the city.
Business $40 to $50 a day. $500 II sold
at once,
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FOR SALE-REAL
Improved and Unimn,
S5500.00,

SALT LAKE SECIprn~'
TRUST COMPASy
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$500 will buy a candy store with a To-
cation that is good and a stock that is
xures 70 viii 5Sr IS soo 70 $500
opportunity to clear $3.50 a month.
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$4,000

BUYS positively the best 30, so,looot Sot
hotel IN tho city; steam n room'
and cold water IN eye eue' invest
Ideal location. a soou ,nnker
ment md q sure MONEY
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R11s1NEss OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous
s1060

n1yys 1e-room house, one 6ioEk a oS,s
from postofllce. A clean clean risce Wus
FINISHED, money making piaee'
Rent only $50 moilth'
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1s rooms. with a rental of s76 and 8
yenrs lense. Busiest part OF city. Steam
heat included In rent. $500.
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1s rooms. we'll furnished; light and
clean; s1100 will buy today.
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ACRE AND HALF-ACRE 10

We stiII have q few o. fh
lots FOR sale and " you VIII
become the owner OF an arf1
half-acre lot in one OF the 81
fertile spots IN this beau1
valley you should not ,hes'4
but act at once. We can eyf1@
terms to suit purchaser. can
by phone and make arrangeme
or take Holiday car line and
off about one half block sout1
1ath South. Just noFtl
Winder ward meeting houfe
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NEAR CORNER OF 18TH ls1,s EMS
LIST South streets. very ussI ,H -
idence lot. 401l42 feet: alIey ~ The|
front. High class nelgnDorS, ,+ it
hard 10 duplicate at SlsoV' u
sold at $500 il taken at o"'"
Y-2, Tribune.
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tOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimprovaa

yUr ~ .~~"-->-'S~~~-~~-~~
WE b,,,,,i1l HAVE SOME VERY CTiO1CE
is being naa s,ses near 9th East st, which
n,orthi,s his paved. S27b to $500 per Jot
monthly payments We have four pH, io,s !o,, o,,
me corner on 9Th East for sI25n ssSn ~,
sr fanr ,ots oa.anee one year 6 per cent Theso
n barosI, are re- worth $4,000. II you want
HusBAkD INVESTMENT co
e8 West Broadway. yooso
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$3.50

PUTS you in possession OF good
2O-roon, centra!ly-locate house
A money maker for the right
party.
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6-room mottle brick bungalow y
Ninth East. and good, large y
full cement basement, cemsns
cement front porch. screensu,ss
Ing and back porch. hsruss
huilt-in mantel and booseaSsS..
In china CO binet, buffet SiSa
trio fixtures. It Is a danoi'
show It TO you, 80
$500 cash. $50 per month. F
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LADIES' TAILOR

AMERICAN LADIES TAILORING co
Tailoring to your individual measure
ments; correct styles and 1T guaranteed.
also your own materials made up. s15
and up. c. II. HUH, 22o Constitutio1
bidg'. "a D. Main. g39l
DRESSMAKING. LADIES' TAILORING;
promptly done. 1S2 Center st Wssatch
3993-W. roies
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous


WANT WIDEAWAKE PARTNERS.
Dreamers are not found In q pnyine
manufacturing enterprise. Bost In tne
west II not In the world few doiiarS
invested now will bring you a fast IN
creasing income which Increases the
value OF your interest 100 per cent
month. with the promise Of great oene-
fts In the future. To open ofnce,, en-,
largo plant and increase Income. Will sell
q few shares at 81 each Address Z. y.
Medical Co.. capitalized nj $1,000, 600. dl-
vided into $4,000 shares al $50 par Valuc,
which Is all working capital. NO one
con have but one vote, Z. .. Dox elo'
Salt Lake C!ty. Utah.
We. the undersigned loaned or Invest
ed few dollars in the c. c. NJ. company
and have drawn our interest or DIVIDENDS
OF 4b per cent per month on the doilar
for the quarter ended April l. 1913,
per cent for the quarter ended July l.
1913, and Ia per cent a month from
the quarter ended October 1, 1913
(Slgned)
Geo. o. Ahlquist. res 1873, Garfield
Mrs. J. Krogh. 732 So. End w. city.
Mrs. Il, Gallegos, r. f, D No. l, box
324 Garfield
+. 3. Scott, 22I-S Judge bldg. city.
Ilanse Larson. Salt Lake City.
VIM Rume 1901 w North Temple
Steven Rumel, 1902 w. ~. Temple.
Mrs. w, Smith. Warm Springs. city.
Frank Williams 332 So. 1st West,
Geo. o. Olmstead, Hotel 2, Garfield.
g27o4
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HATS CLEANED

HATS 6 REMODELED. PLUM
cleaned and dyed: corsets made TO
measure. Lady Clementine Tailored Cor
set and Hat Parlors. 27 East Broadway.
gl7i8
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S-room red brick homo. Gloss -
within walking distance 70
on paved street, south Lio'
lot. lawns. cement walHu,
basement divided OF largs1h
hall, large rooms. THIS n
buy, in town and can be nss
tie figure above the mortBaS
show you this buy. ~
$500. Terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19

ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER
The original hotel broker Of the inter-
mountain west
45-room hotel, steam heat, very we'll
furnished, always full clearing $3.50 a
month above expenses.
"a rooms. we'll furnished, central To-
cation, clearing bet. 500 and $50 a mo.
One OF tho incest little transient houses
In town; rent Sc room; steam heat,
central locations terms to suit you.
16 rooms: all outside, airy rooms: rent
only $50 month; clearing 500 above ex
penses,
l 1S modern ohtS hSSusesssPing sseG rO9s 1 rent
side
$500
beautiful rooms. well furnished. mod
ern house; rent s35. W, side. 5000 cash,
balance S16 month; income ss2.
Confectionery, cigar and fruit stand:
rent SIS; bargain.
&c COFFEE HOUSE.
One OF the best in the city. taking In
bet. $40 and $50 n day; low rent,
For particular bargains I'm hotels and
rooming houses see me- l sell more than
all the other agents combined.
ROSS G. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
1l3 So. Main. Wasatch 1899
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