davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-17

Byron Hubbard and wife arrived
early this week from Las Vegas, N. n,
where they have been engaged in this
restaurant business for several Year,.
Mr.. Hubbard is almost decided to re-
main here and engage in business. The
trip was made in an auto and he SAYS
the only bad road encountered was
over Tennessee pass. In coming down
Battle mountain the brakes failed to
work in perfect order and the machine
came near topping over the cliffs. He
says the trip through Grand canon is .
fine one and should be taken by all
autOists.
While Sheriff Jeseup and Joe Hum
were enjoying joy nd" some nine
miles west Of Rifle the other day, the
machine toppled over ON its side and
both were piled onto the rocks. Luckily
neither received injuries. The machine
was quickly righted AID they centinus1
their journey to Rifle Falls and hack
into Rifle Jessap says The blamed
thing is worse than two buckers," a1A
that he h>s had all the joy riding he
wants for some time.
: At the Glenwood saaitarium Thursday
morning Samuel Bowles of Carbondale
was operated ON by Drs. Sehmitx aad
| Hto~ap% co. suA>sA:.>v A.~uAu~ ".
Bowles who is well advanced in years
is one of the pioneer sof Garfield eeua-
ty and his many friends will be giad
to know that he cane through the ep-
Grafton in fine shape and that his trss-
bic is not as serious as was feared By
his friends.
JaAa A. Hsenas vAs w.s brsagat
home last WEDNESDAY, nsrnias ffea
Dsavsr whsrs ~ - Asss Sss tws wsske
h g. JsasA's Asssia.A i sssei.g sasi-
y at Ais Asos aaA lssAs fsssA -
beigAs aaA sssas - - sssnae aaal1
ven Il = tAs.0Ae 49, II = vniniae
. Httas b ssssa0eA
= -
1n1ss0aAisa - bssA NJ hsassv
Jsseiss UQ.iss a01Aue 1Aa0 49,
! and JeA1 Hteee, ba,elAaere,se ..c.>se.s
, lssa = AisAasAn . Ans1 = 60
IoassA, AasUlAg - - . vasnnaosn
= ~ ~ = aqso - el1he. -
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The Glenwood post., 1913-05-17

n hoangA-AOOn6oonDDA ~ 1o4Ar
~ ssl the lAst tell 900. later o.
tAsFs will b. sdditional moneys In the
rod fund which are also to b used
when necessary.
In addition the above the commits
sion decided 70 give &2s, 600 to the coun-
ties Of Archuleta, Rio Grande, Mineral
and Costilla. This is to be used in con
stroeting the state road over Elwood
pas.
The various trails also will be bene-
fitted by the final distribution of state
road funds. The Midland trail will get
the benefit from the apportionment 60
ing to the counties Of Jefferson, Clear
Creek, Grand, Eagle, Garfield and Mesa.
This is the trail leading from Denver.
Benefit goes to the Lincoln highway
froa Colorado Spring. to Grand Junc-
tioa through the money going to the
counties of Fl P.so, Teller, Park, OAaf-
fee, Lake, Eagle, Garfield and Nesa-
TAs Rainbow route benefite from
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-17
1noUf NUum8

eAm NAoaPon, WHO has charge OF
the fish hatchery west Of The city, Wed
dpy Of tAis week paaesd six tAossand
trout .innows in the posl ssatA Of the
swi..iss Peol He b es.fids.G the
vster will Be- j.st fisAt for ths trout
to grow rapidly and tAat 10 dissase
will attack then. Will there ID so.e
Of ~ mineral water flow1ig into the
pool, the amo1nt u - suall Ae does No.
believe it viii BE- too strong for the
ainaoWA
Thnes-qua Il . million front
ninnows have been taken from tie 10.
eel Aatehssy til sseasa aaA panssl in
The neafby strsans s.d Mr.. Tho.pson
says he still has nearly 10000 min,
nows for planting. He expects 70 get
rid Of ell the ainnows witaia tie next
few vseks a.d vilI 70 70 tie ,lakes IN
sbsst fear weeks fer a.stAer supply
Of nillisa nativs tsout seEA
fAs heal hatsAssy sajsys ths dis
tiaetioa Of Aa&ehing . larger per cent
Il ~ eop ssc1rsa tAaa ass Aatehed
ss ~ seAsr Psin4 ia ~ seass. The
sssssa = fssnA h ~ vasse vakeh sup.
P4ss ~ Ss@0Aa Il ssoss fssa q
|speiAg ssa ~ kssa 1llAsAsa ssssk q
naay sp1sss. Nsas1 4eoaeee tsess
aisnsws - s.pPasa - sassans n.
H. oass~ssa baesAssy ssssy ysas.
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-17

Nessrs. Canadee and Emery, repre-
senting the Colorado board of fire un-
derwriters, have been in Glenwood the
past two days booking over the fire
exposures and making . general survey
Of the town with . view to adjusting
the present fire rates. At = meeting
called 1t the hose house yesterday
morning Mr.. Canadee was just getting
well started on An explanation Of the
method Of fixing the rates and why
some Of our rates seem excessively high
to our property owners when the fire
alarm sounded and everyone rushed to
the fire in the Schwarx furniture store.
After the fire the crowd dispefsed AMI
the meeting was not resumed. Those
present were much interested in Mr..
Cansdee = explanations and wished that
the meeting might have continued long
OF. There il . prospect Of several re-
dnetisas In satss ~ . result Of Tie
visit Of these gentlensA
Fire last Saturday destzsyea IL
s@n fr1ns Ssilafag j,st ssaskas tAs
ban pask s.d - ~ ssstAWssk ess1ss.
n nss bsys wszs eal1sa, ~ 4 b aid
~ Seys AsesvssiAg ~ Sla.s wanted
&c - Ost . 80 Soaet - tAsy t.s.sA
n ~ aaasa. WkMs 1A0aA ~ lnsv.
iAg tAis ssAsas - ~ past 4 saAsss,
tur.sl h - alss0, - ~ haass Asa
$1,000 - 0osA ~ . oonss - ~
|t.1aag ~ psaseaslAy AsalssVsl n
|eaf11lRg - . ssge = ~ 0ask M
~ - ~ = - =, ~ ~ q ~
lSsn11lg 49, - ~ hn1sa vAso -
~ tAaO ~ y he - ~ . ~
ysaU -
n o1u1s - - y asua ADsa
tsa1vns esnsusUUt ~ sl.o1e - Z
~ - q eaa1an sVo1 - -
~ A1lA - s1f1K1 n l
- =: = = !! .! = J!
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-17

o Denver, Nay le.-The second Q
o and last aPportionment of state .
o road funds among the several .
. counties has been completed and Q
o work of constructing new thor o
o oughfares and improving the roads .
o already laid out, will commence Q
o just ss soon Is the counties that .
o benefit by the distribution of = Q
o total of $500 accept the offer .
o to supply dollar for dollar. Com =
o missioner Earhart believes there Q
o will be no unnecessary delay in .
o sccepting the spportionment, Q
o which was just finished BY the .
o sdvisory bsard Of ths highway 9
Q eoanissisa, which Aas beea in .
. ssasiss aasA Of the week. Q
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-17

Glsnwood Was Waited Weasesaey BY
10 Ma Cseeis ~ ~ = ssassA e Nf.
- ~ ~ 1lsAG1sso - aApie tws
nseos sAoessa. - essss1 ~ fssa
Il Jun1A - 1saAxlnb - - ~,
Asss vAsss ulsAalssa, - b . Aa.dk.
|@. - sgsne1 ~ vs1k ~ ~
|eaA0oav. ~ ~ - s1aans tAsy
- - enaA.| |aaselss - wAisA psisa
- ~ - A1Rsa - sAasaAaA,s
esieab = - ~ Aasssols9 - ~
lvsAS = ~ ulu1aole 0o NlUni4
49, se.1 - - - -
|1t l ~ - ~ ~ 4
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-17

~ - o1s.ulsszy ~ 0sseiag ~
11v sssaasg = - onaA Asesl
= - Asal1s1 - ~ . ~ Alvs' -.
~ 80 J1ns - - q Ws1s ss1sss-
- ~ - neosus Jsns =. ~
- Gssa ~ - Qsses - anlis -
- ~ e1su1av - - . - -.
- - l1uunlga 1sun111se lnsl
{ - =, ar1 asou1l0 =
~ y - - y
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DIED


AURELIUS-At st. Marys academy. this
city. September 90, 1918. Sister M:
Aurelius, aged 90 years, months and b
devs. Funeral services Saturday morn
ing. September a. at o'clock. at ST.
Mary's academy, when requiem mass
will be celebrated, after which interment
will be In Calvary cemetery
CROW-At the family residence, Sal Sego
avenue, September 25 1913, Sherley
Edna, daughter OF John e. and Emma
wagstaff Grow; born June 2e. l9l2
Funeral services Sunday at IL o'clock
noon from the family residence. Friends
are invited to attend. Interment in City
cemetery,
CLEMOw-At the residence of her sister,
Miss Alice Felkner. 209 East South
Temple street, September %. 1913, at
a. m, Mrs Lois Clcmow, wife of Alfred
+. C1ennow OF Milford. Ind. Announce
mcnt of funeral services Will appear
later.
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Lives With Broken Neck.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Sept. 25.-Because
his neck was growing stiff. Frank MICH
ell. teamster went to a hospital today
An cxamina tion disclosed his neck WAS
broken. Mitchell said he fell from MS
wagon two years ago. when switch en-
gine struck the vehicle, His neck ien
stlff several days, but the soreness wore
away Physicians believe tho man VIII
recover
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MEN WANTED FOR WORK. ON EXCA-
vation ar Brighton $3.50 per day Of 8
hours. Inquire 421 Dooly bldg. Owen II.
Gray & Co. 1856
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FUNERAL NOTICES

RERGMAN-Tle funeral services over
the body OF Rudolph Bergman. aged 4S
years, native Of Germany. will be held
Saturday az 2 p. m. from the funeral
chapel 81 Joseph william Taylor, 81
South West Temple street Friends are
invited to attend. Interment In City
cemetery.
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GROCERY SPECIAL
LADIES' TAILOR

c,c;,-1,I n1~s, oRDTR m yoUR SUITS a
american Ladies Ja,.oi,1,d5iiy r i,n1,diyIduaI
garment tailored 10 .wies SoIe workn|
urcment; correct Also your ovI
and at n9ads sua FSn,eHa' mt in 'sis and v
isriSiS iS unbI. r''' aes Constitution o'ds'' =
=; second fioor.
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rs LABORERs. APPLY NEW HIGH
school.
fS15s
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REMOVAL NOTICE

DIR. GARDNER HAS MOVED HIS or
ices from i22l So. Main ST. to suite
sl3-s Boston bldg: End floor; take clc-
'ator' 1850
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AUCTION SALES

BEING FAR OUT. CHEAP RENT Is
the reason we can sell goods cheap !;
cash or credit; We have new goods. also
g. lot OF secondhand heaters. ranges.
dressers, beds. almost as good as new.
at half price. Michigan Furniture Co,
430 State. W. 5145. 1910
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CHINA DECORATING


MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO,
II East Third South. China suitable
Tor gifts and prizes Class and privat lie
Lessons. ca69
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GARBAGE CANS

GARBAGE, CANS FURNISHED FREE
with our service s. l.. Scavenger &
Sanitary Garbage Co, 70 East 18th South.
Wasatch ITO. cS62i
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FURNITURE REPAIRING


w. WILLIAMS & SON, 1876 N sTREET
Wasatch 15s5-W Upholstering chairs
recaned. o3d9
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ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS FRESH
from greenhouse. Porter-Walton Co,
PA State. m3781
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KODAK DEVELOPING


We DO EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.
Utah Photo Materials Co. i23 Main ST;
f2730
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CUT FLOWERS

HUDDART FLORAL CO.. g. so. MAIN
st Phone t06. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. Mess
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WANTED-CHILD TO BOARD AND
care for under school age. good home
Address U-2S. Tribune. f27S2
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MONEY LOANED ON ANYTHING. ITN-
redeemed rifles, shotguns and mus!-
cal Instruments So f. 1st South st.. OPP
posltc Salt Lake thcater Phone Wa
satch 1928. fol53
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3 NICE. CLEAN MODERN q =
gas range; 409 So. End East
courthouse.
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LAWNMOWERs sHARPENED

AND REPAIRED; BICYCYE REPAIR
ing also key fitting. s. l., Lock Works.
WAS. fVos. b4f91
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CHIROPODIST

l.. GAMBIA. FOOT SPECIALIST. CON
sultation free. AZ East First South
Wasatch 5064. 1926
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help

MEN II OR OVER. PAY IN THE L.
8. Navy averages $40 per month Pro-
motion possible up to chief petty officer
at over $50 clear Learn mechanical
trade, Must prove you are an Ameri-
can citizen. Complete information at
Navy Recruiting Station, Judge building,
East Third South and Main street, Salt
Lake City. For free booklet. ''The MAX
ing of a Man-o'- Warsman." address Bu-
resu of Navigation. box 3Ss. Navy De-
partnent Washington, D. c, 1850
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Wanted-To Buy

-~~~~~~~~-~~~~-~~~-7~~~->
WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE REAL
estate, farms, ranches. hotels, mdse,
stocks autos, etc. See US first
ESSEL SALES COMPANY,
Phone w. s3S. 324 D. F. Walker Bldg.
1905
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CLEANING AND PRESSING


LADIES' AND CENTS ALTERATIONS;
hfgh-clase hand pressing: work guar
antecd, w. 2nd South. Was. 2097
f2S13X
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SECRET SERVICE
Private Detective Service

EXPERIENCED WOMAN DETECTIVE,
secret services. Women operators q
speciality. References 40 Utah Sav. &
Trust Bldg, Was. 5oI1, 1900
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WE DON'T CUT PRICES.
But use tho best oak leather and the
neatest worlIma nship.
MONARCH STiOE REPAIRING co,
q T.. Second South fhascmcnU.
Wasatch 35S2 1865
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ACCORDION PLEATING


SUNBURST AND SIDE PIEATING.
5es East 2rd South. Phone Hyland
Iol-J. b4571
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PRIVATE HOMES

confinement: adoption Mrs. r. Phil
lips. 2505 t1th East. Hyland 1231-M.
e82s5
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WANTED-AN ASSISTANT REGIS
tered druggist; city position: must have
Al references as TO honesty Address TT.
Tribune. f2945
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WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
household goods. O. X. Furniture Co.
200 So. West Temple 1898
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SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes, l59 State. Was i7o3 d341e
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STOMACH TROUBLES

TREATED SUCCESSFULLY. FREE
examination, Greeuhalgh Remedy Co,
IS East 3th South Wasatch 5394W.
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Wanted-Situation (Female)

WHEN IN NEED OF A COMPETENT
TO the REMINGTON TYPEWRITER
COMPANY'S FREE EMPLOYMENT De
PARTMDNT, and you can be furnished
with experienced or inexperienced stem
ogra pliers. Wasatch n. f2615
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For Rent-MisceIIaneo|

HALL FOR SOCLALS AND iT0|
Inquire 3si West Broadway.
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FURRIER and TAXIDERMIsT

EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
taxlderrnist line made as you want g.
r. Stencil Fur Co, 81 f, Broadway-2S
yesrs In Salt FAKE, n525
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wANTED-YOUNG MAN OF SOME FIX
perIeDce 10 operate rnultlgraph ma
chine. Address U26. Tribune office.
1850
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GOOD MAN TO TAKE SALT LAKE
agency for Green OH Soap. Address
T-10. Tribune. 1898
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help

GOOD Girl. FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work at once, good wages 6S1 3rd ave.
WaSatch 2713-W. 1883
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BOY WITH BICYCLE: STEADY JOB.
Rex Cleaning Co. III u. End So. f3Ssi
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WANTED
Helm


WANTED-FIRST-C CLASS SOLICITOR:
good proposition for right man. Meyers
Cleaning &c Dyeing Co., la e. Broad
way. 1903
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CAKE FOREMAN. EXPERIENCED,
sober, reliable man, 25 years y. Y best
shops. years Colorado. wants steady po-
sitlon in hfgh-class shop, where expert
ence counts: Will 20 anywhere. Address
U-3s. Tribune. 1856
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LAWN and CEMENT W.

WANTED-f.AWN OK ,s Phone
prompt and reasonable
977-R,
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MODERN. 2-STORY. 7-ROOM HOUSE.
with bath lights, sewer and water; fur
mace and range connected; rent reason
able. Inquire Newbould Printing Co.
New Grand Hotel bldg. 4th South and
Main SITS. e3703
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WANTED - FOR ALTMAN BROS, |
shows, two clarlnets. two trombones
and tuba Apply TO ]. G. Wlseman. Will
son hotel 1880 |
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DIES.

LADIES
Why should you suffer every month when
the Yee Foo Lun, c. Fl. D.. Chinese herb
treatment is within your reach? No
drugs, no knife. lis South Main, up
stairs. Phone Was. 6930 f1G6b
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FIRST-C CLASS HOUSE
painter; two months' work at good
wages, for right man. Address Thomas
II. Irwin. Aberd cen, Idaho. 1851
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

BBER w. HALL UNDERTAKES AND
ernbalmer. 1s4 So. West Temple. Phone
6Q6 d3
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s. D. EVANS. UNDERTAKEN. EN-
balmer, Mortuary chapel 48 s. Slate
Automobile service II desired without
additional expense, Wasatch S64- b2lS
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MODERN. ROOMS. 144 so. 6TH EAST.
$50 per month. Apply 124 So. 9Th EAST;
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FOR RENT
ror Rent-Houses F,,,:'

- ern; i'4aE; Rotf watsr FURNISHED. s: sra
So. 81, James "essT K. n?as; sSs : sarge: ~ .
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PERSONAL

ly guarantee my great successful
Monthly" remedy; safely relieves some
Of the longest most obstinate abnormal
cases in three to five days; no harm.
pain or interference with work; mail
s15o. Double strength, So. DR.. B. P,
southIngton Remedy Co.. Kansas City.
Mo- o15
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WHERE TO STOP

%~~~~~~c~C~~--o>>--~--~
LINCOLN HOUSE. 6S EAST lST So
ESQ rooms; rates. CSC. 40c and oOc; mod
ern, bn this. 15c. n1339
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished

23 HOUSES, ALL KINDS AND PRICES.
Tnttle Bros. Co. 159 Main st. nl4l0
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q G. ODoNNELL. UNDEETAKER
and embalmer, has moved to new loca-
tion, e25-227 South West Temple street:
Realty bldg. Phone $50. o3S9S
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GOOD GIRLS TO WORK IN PIC'I[I 10
factury. over IS years Of age Applv
Capital Pickle Co.. 1i3 SO. Srd w
fee5o
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SHAMPOOING


FOR LADIES AND GENILElMEN. 90
E. 9Th South. Was. 1896. els
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WANTED-A MAID FOR GENERAL
housework. three adults; no washing
1924 f. SO. Temple. 1882
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7-ROOM BRICK. STRICTLY MODERN
gas and furnace. 253 10th ave. d2lSI
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Observation-Disclosures

REAL ESTATE SALES
men to sell on road Al townsite prop
ment BEST ~ Of taISinS noinie eant and eTa psfep-
ences TO offer prospective clients. Apply
III Newlouse building, between hours OF
10 and IL a, m. and and p. m. i'm
nlediatey. 1860
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JOHN JONES. AUcTIONEER AND
vaIuer: commission business; years
with K. A. Andrews. Residence. 1880
Stringham ave, Phone Hyland 1914. f273S
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"-ROOMS MODERN IoT-.
nlshed at tiess ssi sSs South tNSaisT, M.,u Beautif
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Housekeeping Rom

housekeeping apartments %
mono hotel? One room. with a.
ing bed. disappea ring gas ran
"a "a bies. etc. All outside ron,s5.
4S.oo per week and up, SS
Phone Exchange ass.
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FLORISTS

f. A. IAAMBOURNB FLORAL Co. NO. 3
S. Main. with Wiles Horne Drug Co,
leading florists on funeral designs. Was.
374 and Was. POI. f2595
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STRANGERS CAN FIND NrCm7 ~
nished h. k rooms, steam H..
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