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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-04-23
'LooArs AND PERSONALS.

ing from 35 cents to $4,000.
Ward Wright. a prominent
Democrat of Hattie, was a caller
in town Saturday.
Waitman Polling, of Russell,
attended the telephone meeting
here Saturday.
Lee Gamer, a first-class Demo-
crat of Pine Creek, was looking
after interests here Saturday.
Go to Hardman's if you want
to see a nice line of Furniture at
the proper prices.
Isaac Little, staunch Demo-
crat of Hur, added his name to
our list Tuesday.
Merchant Creed Yoak, of Mill
stone, was looking after bust
ness interests here Tuesday.
w. L. Rinehart, an excellent
citizen of Milo, was a business
visitor in the city during court.
Mrs. w. H. Monroe, of near
Big Bend, was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Jackson Tuesday.
w. r. Bell, an enterprising
merchant of Annamoriah, was
a business visitor here Tuesday.
A beautiful line of New Rugs
just in at Hardman's, from S.35
to $4,000
Arthur Hickman, of Rocks
dale, was among the many who
visited the Chronicle office Tues
day.
G. A. Duffield, the up-to-date
merchant of Minnora, was at
tending to business affairs in
eOWb IuSoOdy.
G. B. Hickman, a venerable
and respected citizen of Adam,
was a pleasant caller at our of
flee Tuesday.
H. c.. Eisman, an excellent
young man of Minnora, was here
several days the first of the week
attending to business matters.
Attorney Harry R. Downs, of
Clarks burg. was professionally
engaged here day or two this
week.
John F. Sutton, who has been
teaching school in Barbour count
y. returned to his home at APP
pie Farm this week.
DR.. A. d. and w. H. Adams,
substantial citizens of Stinson,
were attending to business mat
tiers and greeting friends here
Tuesday.
Walter Edwards, Cashier of
the Bank of Weston, was visi-
tor here a day or two during
court. He was summoned as a
witness in the Matheny case.
Assistant Cashier Gay Stalna-
ker, of the Calhoun County
Bank, moved a few days ago to
the property he recently pur-
chased of Guy Bailey.
Miss Eva Starcher, of near
Arnoldsburg, who is attending
school at Enon, was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Starcher
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mary Linn, of Charleston,
who spent several days of last
week here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
J. M. Hamilton and family, de-
parted for home Monday morn
ing on the Steamer Grantsville.
From the Wetzel Democrat we
learn that a marriage license
was issued recently by the count
y clerk of Wetzel county to Sey-
mour Smith. of Leafbank, this
county, and Miss Anna Burrows,
of Smithfeld, Wetzel county.
The General Division of the
Citizens Telehone Co. met at the
Courthouse Saturday for the pur-
pose Of electing officers and
transacting routine business.
The following officers were elect
ed: President. Aldine Polling;
AL Kimball, Vice-President; J..
M. Wilson, Secretary; Alph Hol-
bert. Treasurer.
90 Gamer an eycellant Dam
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PITTSBURGH, Pr.
NClice Of Trustees Sale OF Valuable
Real Estate

liy virtue fautloriiy vested iu mc bv
'he terms Of a cert in deed trust ,xecut
ed by G.. w Taylor aud Fla Taylor, li.
wife bearing date on thcl8,bdpy OF Anrl.
lNl2, of record in the Office of ,be Clerk Of
'he County Court Of Calhoun count West
Nirtinio in Trust d. Mortgage Book So
., at poge il3, conveying 90 mc, d. trustee.
certain real estate, in said deed OF trust dc
sc''bed, and a' the request OF ths rcope
B'tk ofGrantsyille, the owner of the note
mentioned and described 30 ail d,el of
trust aud thc assignee Of Che Star Grocer
lompiny, the beneficiary named taueu.
! viii on
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Short Term Of Circuit Court

cult-Court opened Tuesday morn
ing with Hon. w. H. O'Brien, of
Ripley. presiding. There was
not a great deal Of business be-
fore the Court, the principal
criminal cases being continued
until the next term. An appeal
case or two were disposed of.
but in the main the work of the
present term was dull and unin-
teresting, and the session was
e lded by adjournment Wednes-
day evening.
Lloyd McCumbers, who has
been languishing in the county
jail since a few day after the last
November term of court. was
brought before the Court and al
lowed to explain his case. He
was charged with pistol-toting,
but on account of extenuatinp
circumstances he was allowed to
go free.
The appeal case OF j. NJ.
Wease against the Philadelphia
Life Insurance Co. took up more
time and attracted more inter-
est than any other one case. The
suit was brought by Wease for
sick benefits before Justice B. f.
Terrell several months ago when
a judgement was rendered in ia
vor of the plaintiff for about
$l60. The insurance company
appealed the case and after a
trial that took up good part of
Tuesday afternoon and the great
er part of Wednesday, the jury
returned verdict giving Judge
ment against the insurance corr
pany for $50 and costs. Mr..
Wease was represented by Bruce
Terrell and the defendant 3 by
H. R. Downs, of Clarksburg.
A grand jury composed of the
following excellent citizens was
empanelled: l.. H. Stump, fore
man, Isaac Morris, G G. Griffin,
W. 7. Rinehart, C. C. Nutter,
John Price, G. B. Hickman,
Steve Clayton, jackson Richards,
Jerome Frame, H. A. Witt,
Ward Wight, B. K. Holbert,
John Conley, w. P. Price and
James Yoak. After listening to
an impre ssive charge from Judge
O'Brien the grand jury retired
TO is room and commenced the
taking of evidence with the re-
suit of the following true bills
for minor misdemanor being
found;
Ella Marks, misdemeanor Nos.
L, 2, and 3.
Jasper McCune. misd..
Harvey G. Sampson, "
Gus Campbell,
French Cunningham,
Law Orders
State VS.. Yves Richards, fell
ony, continued and $500. bond
given with j. II. Edman as sur
ETY..
State VS.. w. V. EdgeIl, Okey
Jarvis and Ben Parsons, felony,
continued as to w. V. Edgell and
Okey Jarvis and $500. bond Civ
en- with Bee Hopkins and c.. A.
Jarvis as sureties, CGpias a.
warded against Ben Parsons.
State VS., Greed Brooks and
Francena Jackson, misdemeanor,
continued.
State VS.. Harry G. Samson,
Courtney Cooper, Joe Green,
Dock Burnside, and Scott Duff
field, misdemeanor, Cooper,
Green and Duffield pleaded
guilty and were each fined So. 90
and costs.
State VS.. Scott Dufield, INSIDE
meanor, continued.
State vs.. Steve Chevuront,
Marshall Kellar and Ben Bas-
nett, misdemeanor. continued as
to Chevuront and Kellar and ca
pias awarded against Basnett.
State VS.. Fred Keith, Worthy
Clovis and Maury Keith surety,
upon q scire facias, enlarged
and continued.
! G. w. and A. Hartman Jr. VS..
G.. w. and Eyertt Pearcey, in as
sumpsit, dismissed.
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Saturday.
We are indebted to F. M
King. of Nicut, for financial ia
vors received since our last issue
James Wilson, of Sycamore,
paid us pleasant business visit
Thursday.
j. w. Keaton, an excellent cit
izen of Washington district, was
a pleasant caller during court.
County Surveyor d. w. Shock,
of Dodrill, was looking after of
fetal business here Tuesday.
Warden Bailey, a prominent
teacher of Milo, was a business
visitor here Wednesday.
New Hats and Oxfords in the
latests styles and creations. M.
H. Hardman & Co,
Roy Sturm, an excellent young
Democrat of Arnoldsburg, was
shaking hands with friends here
a day or two this week.
Attorneys George F. Cunning
ham and Amos r.. Kennev of
Spencer, were among the out-of-
town visitors here during court.
Harvey G. Bland, an excellent
farmer of Bull River, was a
pleasant caller at the Chronicle
office Saturday.
Dock and Sida Hathaway, two
industrious timbermen of Pine
Creek, were attending to bust
ness matters in town Saturday.
w. Fl. Whipkey, of Leafbank,
who has charge of Cabot's pipe
lines. was looking after business
affairs in town Saturday.
Clinton Shock, a progressive
young farmer of near Mt. Zion,
was a business caller in town
Saturday.
Deputy-assessor c. A. Witt and
Justice Bee Hopkins, prominent
Democrats of Minnora, were Wis
itors here a few days this week.
FOR SALE. Pure bred White
Orpington eggs for Matching,
Kellerstrass strain $1.00 per 10.
Mrs. w. T. Stump, Palestine.
H. o. Wease, a prominent
Sunday School teacher of White
Pine, called on us Tuesday
while here in attendance on cir
cult court.
Mrs. Hagan Barr is spending
several days in Parkersburg,
She was accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Erma, and sons,
George and Hagan.
Roy Grim, of Nobe, who has
been employed in the oil fields of
Kanawha county, spent several
days of last week with his fami-
at Nobe.
S. G. Belts, formerly of this
place, but who is now making
good in Prosperity, Mo-, sends
in renewals for himself and
brother, Fenton, this week.
S. M. Ward, prominent Dem
ocrat of Pine Crock, was a caller
in town Tuesday. He Is still on
crutches from the accident he
was in several months ago.
Deputy Collector of Internal
Revenue r. E. Hays, who has
been here several days visiting
home folks and looking after bus
mess matters, departed for Par
kersburg Thursday morning.
DR.. Ray G.. Morford, dentist,
of Spencer, will visit Grantsville
on May 26 and remain ten days.
Nerve treatment a speciality.
Those desiring treatment are re-
quested to make appointments
early. Office with J. A. Morford
over post office.
F. S Wilson, a prominent bus
mess man of Big Springs, was
here several days last week look
ing after business affairs. Mr..
Wilson recently sold sold his
store at Big Springs and is now
devoting his time to his exten.
siye real estate business.
l.. s. Peninger. an able and
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When tuo women get real chummy
and lay their souls bare before one
anoiher So S. sign that they are TO
De deadly enemies in a few weeks.
-C'Vcipaau Eaquiror.
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Chenoweth, Wheeler Chenoweth,
w. Fl. Jackson. r. ]. Knots, c..
w. Hays and c. M. Eisman as
sureties and continued.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-01
SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALL
pakea. l2s state: Was. -tie2. d3U6
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

COMPARE OUR FINANCIAL STAND.
Ing, Insurance rate and warehouse with
any other. The superiority OF the Key.
Ger sta age over all others Is We'll
known. Keyser Vireproor storage Co
Wesatch 1929 be{ls
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CHINESE HERBS

YEE roo LUN. z. III. D..
Original Chinese herbaDst and founder OF
the Chinese Herb Institute, Denver, his
herb trea atmeDt curing the sick by thou
sands. Salt Lake branch, lis :. Main.
upstairs over Hirschman's shoe store.
TO S. Sunday 10 TO p. III kL.62
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Real Estate-To Exchange

WANTED-ACREAGE IN EXCHANGE
for Salt Lake real estate What have
you TO offer? Bruneau-HiD Inv. Co., 3i3
Main 81. Was. 1863. kS24
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PIANO TUNING
FIJRRIERS

rTTpS nE,PAIRED AND REMODELED;;
FIR work OF every description, as w Wen
~ viJeruy; highest class workmn i
az nnejtIyeiy lowest prices. HUDSON
sv' nnv Fur Co, i22 Main st a
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CLEANING AND DYETNC


SALT LAKE CLEANING Co. BEST
work. prompt delivery, 2s5 South State
Was. t235, Hyland 1889, s2s3s
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Abstracts-Title Insurance

UTAH SAVINGS Sc TRUST Co, SUR
plus, si00 coo; abstracts and title In
surance. attend TO all details in transfer =
ring and mortgaSing land titles. Capital
$500 900. 235 Main. s2529
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For Sale or Exchange

BEEF COW FOR YOUNG NILCH COW
II So. and 3rd West. K2221
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LAUNDRIES
Hand LaundrieS.

~~~-~~>~>~~~~~~O~~----~~~
CAPITAL HAND LAUNDRY. AT 126 w.
2nd So. does strictly high-grade hand
work k2O66
LAKE HAND LAUNDRY. $3.50 w. lS'r
South street; br1nc.. li5 L.. 2nd South.
Was 1894 k37e0
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TAILORING

A 4 HALL LADIES AND GENTS
suits made 10 measure; cleaning, press
ing and repairing. 2O3 East End South.
INasaIch ls42 o3l5Q
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnished Rooms


NICELY FURNISHED ROOM: u BLkS.
from Main; furnace heat; rent very
rea sonable. phone Wasatch o9ls-R. 10
W. ith SO. k2223
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t0M MODERN, ON EAST BRIG
y st. $1,000. Hoffman Bros. Loan
wt Co.. 22 e 1st So. Wasatch 244.
k322S
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<2OUGHLY MODERN HOUSE, Z
-, sleeping porch and laundry. 524
"A So. Hyland l3s9-M. k2442
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w l.. WETHERBEE CO. DESIGNERS
and manufacturers OF bar. bank. office
and store fixtures; also agents for billiard
and pool tables and supplies. Office and
factory. I5s-I60 West LIST South Wasatch
622S hS32o
SALT LAKE CABINET * FIXTURE
Co; free estimates. q Richards ST.
Was. 32l0. k3I62
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HAT FACTORY

FOR HAT REPAIRING SEE TAYLOR,
the Halter. "a East lst So. Estab.
1883. g2055
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CHINESE CAFE

Jaw ssW, ORIENTAL CAFE AT 64 w.
|rr VIII bc opened on or about
v. ~, 1911. Everything atrictly
II open all night l&s
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SADDLE HORSES
UNREDEEMED OyERCOATS
ROOF REPAIRING

REPAIR YOUR OLD ROOF BEFORE
bad weatheE 4. " Te.er shingler,
Was. $751;. h435l
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For Sale-Motorcycles

JSED MOTORCYCLES OF ALL KINDS
for sale Bicycle Supply Co. cliT6
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For Sale-Farm Lands

IF YOU WANT TO ENJOY PROSPER
booklet describing the opportunities In
fun. Is yours for the asking. PACIFIC
LAND &c WATER CO. 18th. Floor Walker
Bank Bldg, salt Lake City Utah. 70
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COMMITMENTS

WILLOWS S-MERE-SECLUS ADOP-
ton Flora A. Phillips. 2505 l1th East
2 blks. below Sugar House, HylanG
I231-M. klSi
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[QM MOD. FINE LOCATION. $40,
ON, Poplar Grove, SO.
11Hrd Inv. Co.. 80 South Main.
k3507
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FURRIER and TAXIDERMISI

EVERYTHING IN The FUR AND
taxIdermist line made as you want IT.
r. Stencil Fur Co. 81 K. Broadway-2s
years in salt Lake. n523
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Rent-Stores and Offices

-"ilON, MlLL1NERS OR JEW
fart OF the Nelson Piano Co.'S
.or rent; good location and fine dis
"lnoows. Call loo e. End South.
"as. 62Il. hl768
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High-ClasS Tailoring

BEEHIVE TAILORING CO.
276 so. w. Temple, Was. 1860.
ki0s5
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NOTICE

WE ADVANCE THE PRICE ON JAN.
10TH 1914. $50 on ONE-ACEE TRACTS
In Rio Graude Acre Tract Addition that
adJOius the -. & = .. Railroad land
that was bought by them FOR their Inn
mense new shops The price now Is $500
10 5000 on easy monthly payments Let
me snow you tie laid IL viii sell itself
Good water usEt wiki each tract
SEE NJ AT ONCE.
GEO. - DANIEY.
Was. -9,9. s07 Walker Bank Bldg
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Dancing
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DR. ARTHUR BURROWS. OCULsf
and aurst: spectacles accurately fitted:
difficult cases uohcited. 306 Continental
Bank bldg. 1851
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FOR SALE
For Sale-MiscellaneOus

STALE BREAD FOR SALE CHEAP AT
Royal Baking Co stale bread depot.
e3IgS
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[OM MODERN HOUSE, GAS, ELEC-
t Hight. hot water heat; blocks from
Ne Blk. Tel. Hy. 1il0. k3l51
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OSTEOPATHY

DIR. G. A. GAMBLE, CO.'S M'INTYRE
bldg; hours, Q TO 5. Wasatch 52Sl. Dis
eases OF woulsn . speciality CoDsulta-
ton tree s3s9
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UTAH PAPER CLEANING co. OFFICE
Salt Lake Glass & Paint Co. Eek. 400.
Res, Hyland 231s-W rae
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CARPENTERS and JOBBERS


J. a. EVlNGTON.
1i9 East End South. Wasatch 4i5SW,
k3SS5
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For SaIe-Furniture
Wanted-Furniture


alGliESI FniGE PAIL rOR SECOND-
hand h. h. goods. Ulan Furniture Co.
Was. 1917. elsa
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4 BROOM MODERN BRICK. IN
~ esS So. lst West. by. 1925.
k3476
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING CO. SPE-
cial prices Ian and winter work. Was,
1854. dSl75
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LIVERY STABLES

-~---~-~-~.>~-~~>~
MCCOY STABLES. CARRIAGES AND
light livery .hoJEas neugpI. and sold.
Phono y. Gil
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WEATHER STRIPS

WEATHER STRIPS TO KEEP OUT THE
cold, at Rivers Bros. 23 W. Broadway
kl79
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CLOTHING

oidDON "A PAYS HIGHEST PRICES
~ c'othea and shoes. Wasatch
f5Sa
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BUTTON FACTORY

ALL KINDS AND SIZES. MADE FROM
your own material IL. Daboel, ladies
tailor. 10 East Broadway. opp. Auer-
bsch's. blS50
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|ckN BROOM COTTAGE: JANITOR
nee; laundry In basement. No. .
ave, Was. G7IO. k33s9
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|00M STRICTLY MODERN ROOM
a house, SIS So State. Also nice
d 40 per month. w, II, Cromer, AZ
~ South. Was. 420. k30S3
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BEAUTY PARLORS

WE SHIP HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO
any part OF the United States. Cut
rates. Kimball Van 81 Storage Co.. rs
South Main, ma663
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)0MS MODERN, GAS RANGE. NEW
.rdFood floors. $50. Wasatch 2115.
II k1529
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HAVE THE AUTOMATIC WEATHER
strip put on your door and avoid the
cold, snappy weather. Was. i3i7-R.
k2430
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Oxy-Acetylene Welding


BRASS, CAST IRON, GOErER AMI
aluminium welding done short no.
uce. Work guaranteed j. =. Fowler
Mig. Co.. IL 10 % SO. w. Temple hi09S
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WINDOW CLEANING

ARE YOUR WINDOWS DIRTY? PHONE
1906. k2314
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FOR RENT
pent-Houses Unfurnished

pooM HOUSE; ALL MODERN
Stances, with an elegant sleeping
dssirable neighborhood; Is min
rslk from city. Call was. 3SOl.
"S'~ k3516
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PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING

J. NJ LUCE, PLUMBER. WORK
promptly attended to. s2i Penn ave
Hyland 1867. bi440
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+gn MOD HOUSE. GAS RANGE.
= fth So, Phone Hy. 2906-J. k3522
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and RANGE REPAIRS

RANGES CONNECTED. S25u, MATER
packets cleaned, 81, l. JacAets. 80, stoves
repaired. l.. b. Moriss. Phone Wasatcn
6Il4-W Sl402
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tor kent-MiScellaneous
~ r5rlGhlNG PARTIES CALL UP
~ ooe-J or Hyland 1881. k3675
FOR TWO HORSES CLOSE IN.
q. w. Temple. 1877
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~ ~. ROOMS. TRIBUNE BUILDING.
|Ire = J. Westcott, 1908 kearns
~ m33
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WAREHOUSE. SO BY 115 FEET,
yt'ck warehouse, 20 by so. both on
fnone Wasatch 1290-W. f317
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nENT-ROOM SUITABLE FOR
-ssisasnt Location is splendid. and
-sSS,,hg a =, nearly new. Telephone TX
y H. g44s5
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CARPET AND RUG WEAVING

Up-To-DATE COLONIAL RUGS AND
Hun rugs. Prices quoted on request
Call and see samples. 723 Windsor ave.
Hy. g2s0-W. k1067
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rrhiSEs PAID FOR SECOND
rs,o.h,ing; w Guckman, II South
-zenple. Was. 45l3. ki451
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HOTELS

HOTEL LUXOR, COSY. CLEAN,
steam heated rooms. private bath. hot
and cold water In rooms. free public
shower and tub bath, telephone service
So 30 a week up. 81 5. Main. k376l
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BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOM. SIS A WEEK
Rooms 81. 90 UP. Rear ia East End 80.
b192s
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK, OFFICE, BAR AND STORE
fixtures; special designs submitted on
application; household rcfrigcrators. car
ON and pocket billiard tables, bowling
alleys and supplies. Brunswick Bake
Collender Co, 55-57-59 West South Tenn
pie. Phone Wasatch 453. as0ss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-01

-9ckS EAST p. o., GROOM THOR
aly MODERN house; furnace: refer
inquire 2S0 l.. 18th South Wa
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-01
SPANISH LESSONS


/ WILL TEACH a LIMITED NUMBER
OF pupils In clnsS or private. Was. 5233
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-02
SMALLPOX VICTIMS
OUT Of QUARANTINE
Epidemic in Lancaster County Said
to Be Over; 500
Vaccinated 80
Special to The Telcrratk

Marietta, Pa, April 2.---Dr. J. +.
Mowery, of Lancaster, State medical
inspector for Lancaster county, re-
ported yesterday that the smallpox
situation at Bainbridge and Billmyer
is well under control, two cases hav-
ing been released, and before long the
balance will be out OF quarantine.
There We're seven patients released
in cambridge, which was the total
numper there. and two at Billmyer.
The Timberlake family, where the
disease originated are free and none
the worse for the experience. More
than five hundred persons of all ma
uonalities were vaccinated by. the
State medical authorities, and with
the exception of about ten cases all
were effective, and many of the for
eigners cannot understand the sore
arm" which they are going through.
The next trip the medical inspector
takes to this locality will be to release
everyone and declare the scare"
over