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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-12

way Of Ely. Hot Creek, Tonopah.
Goldfied, Bishop and on to Tahoe
through Mono county.
A. l.. Westgard, who came to Ton
opah last winter for the purpose OF
logging the route. is credited with
bringing about the change of heart
and the people Of the southern coun-
try will have to thank him for di-
verting the caravan from the Eureka
Fallon route.
Shortly after leaving indianapolis
la division of sentiment developed
among the travellers, some Of whom
wanted to adhere to the original
resolution to come this way rather
than by the northern course which
was espoused by an advertising con
tingent Of car demonstrators who
knew little, if anything, of the coun-
try through which they proposed TO
go. II was only after they had been
on the road for several days and be
came familiar with the western coun
try that they were convinced that
more good could be done in a bust
ness way in the mining camps They
were shown that Tonopah, Goldfield
and Bishop owned more machines
than all of northern Nevada combined
and therefore concluded there was a
better chance of interesting buyers
in this section than by touring the
alfalfa regions. Then they learned
of the splendid hotels along this
route and the matter was settled be-
yond recall.
If it had not been for this decision
there would have been a split in the
ranks of the autoists, the demon
strators going north and the tourists,
headed by Westgard, coming this
way In the event of a division it
had been settled for Governor Oddie
to welcome the visitors at State
Line and continue through Ely Eu-
reka, Fallon and Reno. The south.
ern division was to be cared for by
Sidney r. Moore and the receipt OF
the message settles the matter in
the minds of Mr.. Moore and Others
that the entire party is coming
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MEX|CANS DRIVE
AMERICANS OUT
Of THEIR HOMES
TROOPS ORDERED TO RESCUE
OFFICIALS WHO SEEK SAFE
TY IN FLIGHT.
oBy Associated Presu.)

thy AssOclnted fress.)
GUADALAJARA, July I2.-Rebels
looted and burned today camps of
Chicago and Philadelphia mining
concerns in the state of Jalisco. All
officials escaped. b. C,
Johnson, English, owner of Haci,
enda at Jalsco was forced to flee,
and accompanied by his wife lis hid
ing. The troops have been ordered
to rescue them.
CHIHUAHUA. July IA relief
column under Pasqual Orozco re,
pulsed the rebels at Mapnla and kill
ed 170. Carrianza, the constitution
alist leader Of northern Mexico. or
dered villa not TO attack Juarez for
fear of causing American interven
ton.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-12
PRIZE FIGHTER is
WANTED FOR MURDER

Jack Dunbar a pugilist, recently
of Reno, age 20, smooth face, five
feet ten inches in height, weight
about 1S0 pounds, light brown hair,
ruddy complexion coarse features,
wore when last seen a brown suit
and brown or tan hat, is wanted
by the Sacramento police as knowing
considerable about the murder of
Cherry De st. Maurice.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-12
RENO PROPERTY INVOLVED.

Property in Reno valued at about
$4,000 is involved in the application
to allow the guardian of the estate
of three minor children of the late
Fielding Lennon to settle with the
other heirs of the estate of the late
Annie Osborne Graham.
Included in the property is the
Mccullough drug store and 10 shares
of Nixon National bank stock and
several residence lots in various
parts of the city
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RioTiNG IN TURKEY
AND TROOPS INTERFERE

LONDON. July 12.--Rumors of tu-
mults in Sofia were received today.
1t is reported a mob stormed the
government offices and many were
killed by troops. It is reported the
royal palace is surrounded.
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WARM WEATHER DOES NOT
LESSEN cUPiD'S CHARMS

The warm weather of the past
week does not seem to have affected
the marriage license business as
County Clerk Pohl reports three Ii
.censes issued in the last three days.
The parties are Clifford Worth and
Carrie Peters Of Tonopah, Lawrence
Reed and Abby Ward of Manhattan
and John Henry Corvell and Nellie
Ernest Brotherton, also of Manhat.
tan.
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PEACE At
ANY PRICE
ORDERED
RUSSIA GIVEN FULL POWER TO
SETTLE AWFUL WAR IN
THE BALKANS.
my Associated Press,


SOFIA. July 12.-All belligerents in
the Bulgarian war have given Russia
full power to find a way to end
hostilities.
SALONIKI, July 1.-Two hundred
Greek residents were massacred BY
Bulgarians before they we're forced
to abandon Seres, which is now in
complete possession Of the Greeks.
VIENNA, July ia Sofia mes
sage says the populace Of the Bull
garian capital are ignorant of the
military and political situation in
the Balkans. The papers have been
suspended by the government to pre-.
vent spreading unfavorable news and
the war office continues to issue
reports of the success of Bulgarian
armies.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-12

through Tonopah led by Governor
Oddie.
The program will be changed to
meet the new conditions.
The Tonopah Auto club will send
out delegation on the night of
Monday. July q, with hundred gal.
Ions of gasoline to be left at Hot
Creek. Then they will continue on
TO Ely and pilot the visitors through.
c. G. Patrick. president of the Ne
yada Automobile association will take
care of the company on leaving Ton
opah and escort them to Bishop
where they will be turned over to
the lnyo county motorists.
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AMERICAN DUCHESS
SUES FOR DIVORCE

LONDON. July 1.-THE Pail Mall
Gazette says today petition for
divorce by Mrs George CORVALLIS
West, formerly Lady Churchill, will
be heard in a few days. She was
granted a decree of restitution of
conjugal rights last March.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-12
TONOPAH AERIE
WILL OBSERVE
MEMORIAL
SERVICES FOR THE DEAD MEM
eERs TO BE CONDUCTED AT
THE NEVADA THEATER.

Tomorrow evening at the Nevada
theater, Tonopah Aerie No 271, Fra
ternal order of Eagles, will hold
annual memorial service for the de-
parted brothers of the order ant
the public is cordially invited to at
tend A splendid program has been
arranged and the house will be APP
propriately decorated for the oc-
casion. The full Eagles orchestra
consisting of Ben T Bowen. r. Park
er, Perry b. Stevens, r. b Dickson.
Edmond Frazell and George Barrett
will take part The program in
full follows:
Selection by choir
Overture, orchestra.
Opening exercises. by officers
Vocal solo, "Tchaowsky," Mrs. VIII
liam Grimes.
Baritone solo. Geo Barrett
Memorial exercises. by officers.
Roll call, by secretary.
Taps. r. B. Dixon.
Vocal solo, Vacant Chair"
Cornet duet, Frazell and Dixon
Selection, by the choir
Violin solo, r. B. Parker.
Grafton, Leonard Fowler, Reno
Xylophone solo, p. b. Stevens.
Vocal solo, absent" Miss Degan
Overture, by orchestra,
Closing exercises.
The audience is requested to joiI
in singing Nearer My God to Thee.
The deceased members OF Tono
pah aerie are: John Madigan, Thorn
as Bckles, Charles Wescott, William
Everett. Hugh Fulton, Thomas Logan
James p. McClockey, Daniel Green
wald, Zack Taylor, Peter J Juekem
L. d. Gianune. Claud James, Matt 7
Devine, C. l.. Hammond, William
Moore, Alex Requia, Chas, T. Grimes
Robt Dunn, Murry Cochran, Henr
L. @. Miller, w. M Perovieh, Tho,
Creighan.
The program is in charge of tn
memorial committee consisting {
Henry (Poke) Kelly, chairman She
ton McClain and Thos. Griffin,
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aAAppY pAYsn IN JAIL.

Happy Days" who kept a well
known resort in Rhyolite during the
boom is putting in twelve and a
half days at the Goldfield county
Jail because she refused to pay fine
of $25 for assaulting and battering a
man known as "Smithy," and James
Corlett her partner in one of her
claims is also in jail on the same
charge.
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HETcH HETcHY PROJECT
MOVES UP ONE STEP

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The house
public lands committee agreed today
to the Raker bill authorizing the
Hetch Hetchy project. They will
ask next for a caucus of house DEM
ocrats to authorize an immediate
report to the house
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EAGLE MEMORIAL SERVICE.

All members of Tonopah Aerie 271
and all visiting Eagles are requested
to meet at Odd Fellows hall Sunday
evening at 1880 to participate in
memorial services for our deceased
brothers. Drill team in uniform.
j. p. MURPHY. Worthy President.
c. l.. RICHARDS, Secretary.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-12

The foregoing message sets at rest
doubts which had been entertained
Lincoln Highway tourists and the
members of the Tonopah Auto club
viii prepare a reception that wi
convince the tourists that they did
wisely by forsaking the middle or
northern route which report said
they had decided on.
Details of the progress of the party
have not been received and nothing
definite will be known until the ar
rival at Salt Lake which will occur
some time toward the end Of the
week. Thence the route will be by
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Will SHOOT IN ooLoFIELo.

The Tonopah Gun club will auto
to Goldfield tomorrow to take part
in a shoot to settle the relative
claims of the two camps Those who
are desirous of making the trip will
notify Eddie Addison that accom-.
modations may be provided.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-12
GRAVE APPREHENSION FELT FOR AMERICANS
WHENSTUDENTS MAKE DEMONSTRAT|ONSUNDAY
BY Associated Press.


MEXICO CITY July 12An letter threatening,
United embassy
and referred Mexican office
department Of the interior announced today
senaves appealed government
military instruction in order to be fight for
tionaf existence.
planning for big demonstration Sunday,
conservative Mexcans colony
trouble will result
of the American ambassador pub
antAmerican articles Eel Pas
sensational editorial which it cautions prudence strongly
time when Mexcans fight the United
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-12
WAS BURNED AT HIS HOME.

William Mitchell who was burned
while handling gasoline and is now
in the Miners hospital. wishes it un-
derstood that the burns were receiv-
ed at his home and not at the Mac
Namara mine as some have been led
to believe.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-12
LIEUT.. 5EckER's APPEAL
FOR NEW TRIAL DENIED

NEW. YORK, July 12.--Former Po-
lice Lieutenant Becker's application
for a new trial for the Rosenthal
murder was denied today by SUI
preme Court Justice Goff. He will
appeal.
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AN EIGHT POUND GIRL.

Mrs. Lawrence Cook is the proud
mother of an eight pound girl who
arrived this morning and the father
who is employed on the Victor is
receiving congratulations. Dr. Cum
ningham attended.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-12
W|TNESSGWES SENSATIONAL ENDENCEAGA|NST
MANUFACTURERS WHO WORKED FOR ALDR|CH
BY Associated Press


WASHINGTON July Muhal testified before the
lobby surrounded guards prevent
He rected details supported
National Association of Manufactur
defeat Of Representative Hughes of New
Jersey, Adch from Rhode
Lteield OF Maine The
Muha and brief session was
held.
to of Washington, but he does
will be taken to protect
Muiha delegang sergeantatarms to
guard him
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INDIANA TOURISTS WILL TAKE TONOPAH ROUTE
All Doubt of the Southern Route Finally DspeIed by
DanSeuSe Tires
of Her Old Lover

. MUNICH. July IA d. Z
= vorce was granted today to =
= the 50 year old Duke Of Lud- =
= wig Of Bavaria from his sec =
y ond morganatic wife, a ballet =
y girl Of the Bavarian court op- Z
= era house. She was 40 years =
= younger They were married =
y in 1892 She admitted being 4
= the cause of the quarrel 4
= = . . . = = . . . . . .
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ST. PAUL SELECTED.


ny NNHUVIHNVW EFeHHT
SALT LAKE CITY, July Est.
Paul was selected for the 1914 con-
vention of the National Education
association after stormy session of
the board of directors.
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Orangenen and
WearerSOfG Green

. BELFAST, Ireland, July r. y
. A number Of policemen and .
= civilians We're injured and y
= many windows were broken in .
= rioting today in celebration OF .
= the Orangemen's July festival .
y Rival factions of National y
= lists and Unionists fought and =
. when the police endeavored TO =
= separate them they Joined in .
= attacking the police, but were =
= finally dispersed .
. . . . . . y y . y . . .
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you LIVE BETTER
THAN KINGS OF OLD

, All the great rulers of the
} earth from King Solomon to
Peter the Great were at dis
} advantage compared with the
citizens of today. Not one of
; them had bathroom with
, porcelain tub and modern
b plumbing in his palace. Not
; one of them used safety razor
B had an appetizing breakfast
B food used a telephone, or en-
joyed the comforts of an cleo
; trio light All these are within
, the reach Of rich and poor
, today All are enjoyed by
rich and poor,
= Comforts, luxuries and ne
= cesslties are offered to you
= in great profusion, and the
= fact that they are advertised
= proves that the articles are
Z reliable
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-12
KILLS MAN
IN HOTEL
HOLDUP
WATCHMAN AT MANiTOU MUIR
pERED BY EARLY MORN
ING BANDIT.

tuy Associated PresH.b
COLORADO SPRINGS, July IA
masked man shot and killed Night
Watchman c. Whitehead, who at
tempted to escape when a man held
up the night clerk at the Cliff House,
a fashionable hotel IN Manitou, early
today. He fled but go no loot. Poss
es are pursuing
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FIRE UNDER CONTROL.

SAN JOSE. July 12.-The forest fire
in the Santa Cruz mountains is un-
der control. No buildings were de
stroyed.
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TEMPERATURE REPORT.

Highest temperature yesterday, So;
a year ago, S5.
Lowest temperature last night Ga;
a year ago, "a,
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cRoss-5ALDwN MATCH.


LOS ANGELES July 12.-Leach
Cross and Matty baldwin were match
ed for 20 rounds at Vernon July 29.
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Location notices for sale at the
Bonanza office.
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No Division of Sentiment
InChoosing to Come This Way
"a
CARSON CITY, July u.

Moore Pead Tonpa
receive ~rh A. tou h cde ocrsH state
o ono Governor .
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For quick results try the want ad
columns of the Bonanza.
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Advertise in the Bonanza.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-31

Make ME AN OFFER ON A 14-RooM
apartment-rooming house, with three
by ten rods of ground, half block from
for a twelve two and three-room apart
ment house, and with the two buildings
on ground 1t would earn about 20 per
cent on an investment Of S4o.0 900. Pres
ent valuation Of property as 1t stands
Is $4,000. Address G-s, Tribune. d114s
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MEDICAL
~~~~>~~~~~~~~O~~~~~~
THE COMING YELLOW PERIL,
REV AREf

THE COMING YELLOW PERIL,
BEWARE!
No germ can or will afflct the human n
body, If Nunn's Black OIL is taken regu-
lar three times week. You are then
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Prevent II or let 1t come. 1t Will kill sure
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The same for horses and cattle. Give
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all the same Prevention Is better than a
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81 90 a bottle.
Human In blue label
Manufactured and sold by DR.. c. w
Num- Black OIL Co, Salt Lake City
Utah. d2664
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FOR MOTHERS

SEE LILY'S BABY SHOP, WHERE
we make ladies' and ch!ldren's clothes;
special prices on all work. Mrs. II. M
Murray. 205 e. dth So. Was. 6957.
d2St3
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ROARD AND ROOMS

4 TEMPLE FAMILY HOTEL.
t. ss rooms, with excellent board
water in rooms; tourists soNclted
north Hotel Utah IL w, NO. Ienls
Was. 3065. cAo''
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STEAMSHIPS
SANITARIUM

QUIET. COOL, PRIVATE SANITAR-
ium, where nervous cases and children
are catered to: ideally located; rates rea-
soma bic. l07 Wilson ave, Hyland S59-R.
1854
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Miscellaneous
\ RARE OPENING


An old established business that shows
steady increasing sales and pays large
dividends. Manufactures and retalls
through its own stores, staple. high-class
products. Has fine organiza tion and is
equipped with modern, up-to-date ma
chinery and fixtures. VIII be sold at
book value. Control sbout $4,000; en-
tire business about $50, ,000 Detailed In
formation IN person only. Phone for ap-
pointuent,
ANOTHER
Catering to family trade. Has space
for additional department An interest
VIII be sold 10 a good organizer. Con-
troll II desired. Not a case Of needing
money but does need good, efficient
help. $4,000 to $4,000 required.
MY LISTING
Includes all classes of business oppor-
tunities IN value from 5000 up. The same
careful attention is given the small and
large. Nothing offered unless personally
Inspected. Gives you benefit OF actual
Information.
B. f. DUNCAN,
Manager 3. 0. Department
A. RICHTER, 73 South Main ST.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands
LOOK AROUND YOU.

LOOK AROUND YOU,
On every side you sec men who
have worked hard and applied
Themselves
But today in their failing age.
they've still got To- keep on with
their work.
Then. II YOU have time. take
1auht out through the country.
What vast difference. Every
one Is prosperous.
And as life's shadow draws upon
them. they arc able 10 live with
out strife and worry.
The contrast is great enough TO
make yon do some hard think
Ing. And then set busy.
1t doesn't cost much to get
started on Il farm
We are selling Park Valley land
Tor $40 and $lI.5n per acre. And
on five years time-one- fifth
down.
Men have come on this land
with practically nothing and with
in five years become independent
ly we'll fixed.
What has been done. can be
done again, and even improved
upon.
Come TO our office today and see
the grain and timothy taken from
Park Valley this season.
II you ever intend going on Il
farm, now Is the time.
And Park Valley is the place.
Drop us card at once for our
free booklet
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CO, 18th floor Walker Bank bldg,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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SANITARY GARBAGE CANS

CANS FURNISHED FREE
with our service. S. l.. Scavenger &
Sanitary Garbage Co, 90 East 4th South.
ITO c3627
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FOR SALE
For Sale-MiScellaneous

SAND AND GRAVEL. AT WARM
Springs gravel pit. T.. j. Moran, con-
tractor, inc. Phone Was. 22I2.
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PRIVATE HOMES

WILLOWS M L n L CONFIDENTIAL
confinement. seclusion. legal adoption.
Mrs. f. Phillips, 1lth e., bet 18th and
18th So Sugar station. Hyland 123l-M
k3032
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TOOELE, UTAH, OFFERS STRIKING
opportunities for the man OF moderate
means. Nearly 1000 men are employed
at the International smelter and there
is e constant demand for more men. II
is an ideal home town FOR men with
families. There is pvz vacant resi-
dence In the town Desirable lots can
be had cheap on easy terms. Write.
phone or call on
TOOELE DEVELOPMENT CO.,
Tooele. Utah
d171s
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LAUNDRIES

~~-~Sc-o~-c-~
WORK BACK SAME DAY GF RE
Quested), No extra charge.
PALACE LAUNDRY co,
Office II West 1st South.
Office TO w. Second South. Was. 52s7.
Office 70 f. Second South, Was. 1881
Office 33 E Third South. Was 371O.
Works 75S e. Fourth South. Hyland
1852, 562.
Laundry brought to offices saves 25
per cent c170S
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

IF YOU ARE A PARTICULAR PERSON.
you want your household goods stored
only in the best place-a clean place,
clean from dirt and vermln; a safe place.
In every respect our warehouse Is the
best for furniture storage. Come around
and we will quickly show you why.
REDMAN FIREPROOF STORAGE CO.,
Phone SOS 159 Main.
bSS06
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4 r3WAY-SALT LAKES NEWEST
now opened 40 modern rooms,
n without bath. 81 day up; weekly
: z22 w Bird So. 1895
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HOUSE CLEANING
SECONDHAND STORES

Get OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING
or selling your secondhand furniture
salt Lake Furniture Co. 165 S. w. Tenn
lie. Wasatch 1857. r2279
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COMPARE OUR FINANCIAL STAND
Ing. insurance rate and warehouse with
any other, The superiority OF the Keyser
storage over all others Is well known
Keyser Fireproof Storage Co.. Wasatch
2S22 b2418
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,M.Y FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
without board; private res>cen,sSnSs;
Mast So Temple, cd"o9
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1ERE TO STOP

aOUSE, 8S EAST lST SO.
rates. S5c. 4oc and Soc. mod
i'c n1SSo
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses
CREAM RARGAIN-

Hotel OF IS rooms, with dining room
ana Kitchen. in prosperous town of $500;
substantial building In Grst-class condl-
ton, on large corner lot near depot.
and only commercial hotel In town; COM
plctcly furnished Hotel is clearing Sl50
per month. We are authorized to offer
real estate and complete furnishings for
$4,000; half cash. Why not be your own
landlord?
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AERN ROOM FOR OR 2. HOME
king, 26o E 4ta South ""sarS17 ca7g7
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Hand Laundries

~~~~~~~~-~~~-~~~-~~~-~~c~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~O~~>~~~~~~
TRY OUR FAMILY WASHING AND
curtains; high class work. Was. 6102.
c2S3i
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CARPENTERS and JOBBERS

SCREENS. FURNITURE
repaired. reupholstered. Evington, 149
e. End South Was. d43S-W. d175S
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING


HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD
clothes and shoes. E Green. Wasatch
1903. oa91
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REMOVED FROM 253 BIRD AVE. TO 3s4
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lief from the knife or medicines, call on
me for a trial No medicines or knife
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