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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-17
A RAILROAD NORTH AND
SOUTH IS POSSIBLE
IS REPORT

Col. E. r.. Place left Winnemucca
Monday by auto for Caldwell and
other Idaho points, says the Silver
State. He is accompanied by Chief
Engineer Sheldon, of the Winnemucca
Northern and an engineer in the en-
ploy of the Western Pacific, whose
name has not been disclosed. The
Silver State says that Col. Place was
uncommunicative as to the signifci-
ance OF his trip, coming so close as
it does on the heels OF his return from
a conference with President Bush at
San Francisco. 1t is surmised that
another report has been called for by
the Western Pacific railroad company
on the proposed road.
Other End Interested.
The northern section of the Butte
Caldwell-San Francisco railway is
greatly interested and much en-
couraged over reports of railway act
ivity. We quote an editorial which
appeared in the last issue of the Sal
mon City Recorder.
In connection with the latest re-
ported development of the. Boise
Butte railroad project the people of
Lemhi and Custer counties are of an
open mind and in, receptive spirit.
We know the resources of this por-
ton Of the state and the crying need
of a railroad for their development,
but whether that railroad comes fro!
the east, north, south or west is
secondary importance so long as we
get-one that will exploit our counties.
1T is of course true that the Boise
Butte road is the one which will
come nearest to meeting the transpor-
tation demands of all portions of this
empire, traversing as It does the two
counties from end to end. 1t is fur
Their a project close to OUR desires
since it will bring these now remote
counties of the state into closer touch
with other portions of the state and
the capitol at Boise, and will put Sal
mon and Chalhs on a main line be-
tween eastern and Pacific coast cities.
1t is further purely an Idaho project,
our own people have approved of,
spent money on, and boosted these
many past years. For these reasons
our hopes REVIVE in reading the latest
reports of this Boise-Butte road.
The extension of this project west
ward from Boise or Caldwell is not
unexpected by us, since we remember
that such an extension following al
most the exact route as now announc-
ed, was likewise within the plans Of
Mr.. Thomas W. Bates, who spent the
last years of his life in endeavoring to
finance this system The completed
road will be of incalculaable benefit
to all northern routes, as it will fur
nish the shortest route between Chi
cago, or the Twin Cities, and San
Francisco.
''In addition to this ECONOMIC adj
vantage, there is no equal extent of
Country that so greatly needs rail-
road, no equal area can produce as
great tonnage in freights to help sup
port one.
There is no question but that
/ everyone in these counties will do all
within their power to endorse this
project and encourage its promoters
in their present plans"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-17
mrs. P. F. Horne Departs.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Horne LETT for
their future home in Caldwell yester-
day afternoon Mr.. Horne will re-
turn in few days and continue in his
position as register of the United
States land Office until his successor
is appointed.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. F, Horne will regret their depart
ure from this city.-Hailey News
Miner.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-17

For feed and field seeds see H. D.
Hanna & Co. moot
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-17

Mr.. Rural Hamlet Ito ministerial
guest)-Do have some more of the
corn, DR.. Eighthly. 1t came out OF
our own garden.
Little Buttin Hamlet-Yes, n the
chicken came outer our own garden
too. Pa said he bet the folks next
door would keep their hens at home
after he caught few more of en-
Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
{ ARRANzA
Nance a. D~ovis.onaI Prrside-, .,
heSlco--Wll Serve Until
Election Is Hello

WASHINGTON. Aug l.-Venusti-
ano Oa-rauza vas named provisional
president OF Mexico On the agreement
signed outside 90 the City % Mexico
yesterday by General Dhrecon and
representative ~ FEDERAL Governor
lfurbIdv. according 90 an announce
Weut tonight By the Constitutional
ist agency here
Dispatches 90 Rafael Zubaran Com.
pany. head OF the agency. said the
agreement provided that Carranza
should ON al offices necessary 10 CON
duct The government until a general
election car b. held The federal
garrison eyacuating Mexico city. % U.s.
said. Viii form in groups 90 not over
1000 among the railroad 20 De- dis
banded and disarmed By constitution
alist commissioners while the federal
earrlsous IN certain towns in Mexico
CITY and fronting the troops OF Zapata
remain 40 their posts until relieved oy
Constitutionalisf forces
Iarrisons ln thn southern states are
90 lay down their arms. and the gen
eral navy a. TO DO turned over 90 the
provisional president
Notice of tarranzas entry into the
capital had rot reached the agency
tonight
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ChaIrrnar Mafsh % Feaeraf Ce---,I,
ser Believes . rererces % capitaf
anc Ls1or Car ee sr,ieaely
6etf ec

SEATTLE. WASH AuE la-OptI.
mlsul that al diHerencss bstWeen clpi-
Tai and labor car b. settled arnicablv
vas declared today by Frank d
alsh. Chairman % The federal indus
rial relations commission. In a. In
formal address before the Seattle Com
merCial club
Afier EIGHT months investlgafIor
dlring which time . have heard more
than zoo Witnesses. ! am convinced.
D. saic. that capital ard labor can
meet on common ground Tor the set
usment % their dispufes ". are
hopeful that our i1gglry VIII b. pro
dlCtlNc q a code of fair treatment Tor
AL which Will maxi. tn enactment
a laws lnneCsrsarY."
Labor 81 not ieceivinE justice az
The hands % the MashiuEto1 WorE.
meas pensatlon lau commission.
John = Wallace testified TO-DAY ne
d a hosting engineer Who served for
three years a. member % the com
pensatiun board and recently was r--
moved ny Governor Lister. for Pail
ure 20 work in harmony With other
commission
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
BOXING SHOW
Local Fight Fans Are Preparing 70 Go
to SteueenViile Monday Night TO
See Boxing Matches

ne boxing show 20 be- given by the
oleloenVhle Athletic club al Central
rink. Steubenyille. MCuday night. An
tusi u, viii De one OF Championship
cdiibre. because there will BE- "a cham.
pIohahlp az stake. Alyie Miller. chqm.
plou " Ohio and the middle west. Will
meet DICK Loacman In the main bout
ol Ten rounds. Miller has beaten such
1ols as Patsy Brannagan and Harry
rainier. OF Pittsburgh. and an Others
pm Ms class in Ohio and the middIe
vest, while Loadman recently STAYED
WE'VE rounds with KID Williams tba
CHAMPION bantam weight % the world
lty are traiinFn hard Tor the fslt
aud one of the best battles ever fourBf
lh the Ohio valley can be- expecfrd
ltn they meet iu the ring
here Will be two otehr GOOD elas4v
bouts on the card. one OF eight rounJss
ana one ot six. Good boys have been
-lSued ,ur the FIRST Two bouts so that
taken an DO all the card o. of the all
star variety. The fret bouts start ~
." sharp. Special cars will nun 10
the show.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
OPPOSED
Pr-sissrt eiissn ans Secretary Bryan
Net IN Faser % Ftostirg Ary
Foreign Leans

WASHINGTON. Aux Is-AIthoura
there as 10 formal expression from
afuinistraflcn oflczls today ID BE-
came knosn that Preslceut Wus8a
and Secretary Bryan Eers 0tvossd 10
the roatinE - ary ioaua In The United
states FOR the ten~at 90 any q tls
be.liseEsnt powers I'M Europe
Bon The prrsIdeuf al NJ Hryan
tolay stldled the situation arlsinE
OUT - he inquiry % J p MorEau 4
company 40 % shat you'd b. he a.
uflfe Of che Standardization in cass
certain banking interests which had
q reached them. should ny 20 Goat
a loan ior ne French Eovsrnme1t
Mr Bryan would not discuss ths
slblect referTiug inqulrers % fhe
banker for Information. Later wren
a statement issued by the Morgan com
pany vas shown Mr Bryan b. said
We have no announcement 10
Nay Be No EEpression.
in vlev Of the luumatIon 10 the
Morgan statement that the state de-
partment might desire 20 refrain from
any enpression % opinion 10 e. not %
commit The government % auy policy.
M. Bryan was asked II bis reuCence
could BE- Interpreted a. meaning that
nofninE more would b. said about a.
b. the department
n cannot cay anything about the fu-
t4rF. be answered
Persons close % the administration
said there probably would be- no ex-
precision on the subject because 90 a
desire not % offend even By inference
the French government. which hap
r~ued 90 b. mentioned a. a prospsc-
i've borrower. ~ nevertheless was
generally understood that the Presi-
dent and Secretary Bryan disapproyed
the idea 81 loaning money Dob any form
to any of the beliigereuts. whether the
money was 90 be- used a. q credit Tor
the purchase OF American products or
Tor the ultimate purchase Of war sup
plleE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
GENERALS WORK
warrington & Lee College Football
Players VIII Report September
IS 20 Begin Workouts

9if9l,l ,l.-lltgh 90 the Intelligence
Lh-NlNF TON. Va. Aug I4-Tuss.
day September %. is the date sci FOR
Washington a Lee foot bail repra.
r'niatiNes 20 begin wor for this faIIs
new Coach-EIcock. of DartTortb IN.
WIZ have eleven DAYS in which no rrs.
pare the Generals Tor their Rrzr gsr1,
winch De- with Marshall COLLEGE III
Huntington. IS Va Marshall sIso i,.
sNsurates its season with the game I'm
1.' Niu-lun on September 2S The
West NirE.niaus are This wear aa
last coached by Boyd 70 ChambG-s i
graduate Of Dcnnison Their la.da-
everett LaWrence-is considered
one o. the best defensive ends I'M
West Virginia
Marshall and Washington q Lee
pom p.a}e v r.. last season Tho
West NirEin.anz were beaten bv d..
..ial blrE .oileEiane. fG 20 o Will.
IN. NlrFiuians won. % 10 u.
washington q lee RI frst game auray.
from home viii De- with Caorgafo,.r
in Richmond. on October o..
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NEUTRALITY LAW
Alleged % Have Been Violated b.
Freiarter Franc sco-Gerrana
% Enter Protect

SEW YORK. Aug "a &c vas un
1frs'lof tonight that the German
-.a'. here would complain fol
Wa. fIrEfrT tomorrow ffaf rra gyu.
ou liner Francisco. which arrived DOB
port as fraIElfrr Iturrday win
.Nn guns mounted on her after deck.
N.. thereby violating the neutrality
Jews as outlined Hr IrrHIlfrf WILSON
I.e EInf arc standard British naval
tlas fan... Al. raIhfr and AfhruFn
.' 1Il pattern are Il perfect working
order Whom tra liner entered 1I-t
Do declared that Tho suns we're
purely log defensive Purposes Tfa
'fr.FIirr DEL GOO Glow to b. used AZ q
commerce IlHfro... DO aaa atf fr4f
.. rIU- bid been mounted PSI orders
OH. Hrl-.l admiralty at her home
90. alI Inr Francisco Is rcadlird
.1 u.rf rr her return f-Ig rfr. SAL.
.rl."
Ils report that fho complaint BE- %
made could uof b. confined af trr
German consulate which vas closed
tonight
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WAR BRIEFS

BRUSSELS. via London. as y. m
Aug 1.-THE Belgians are repeating
with great gusfo a story 10 the effect
That when a member Of the diplo-
matte corps az Brussels EXPRESSED sur
prise that the German minister had
NOT left the Belgian capital promptly
ister replied
1T isn't worth while Tomorts -
the Germans will be- here
The Belgians point out that ten DAYS
nave elapsed since the alleged CONVEX.
salon took place.
BRI SSEI.S. Via Paris. Aug Il -
The British government is Charterine
a steamer 20 transport German pris-
oners TO England
LONDON. Aug u s.I5 %. M
despatch from Cettinje Montrnu-
gro. to the Exchange telegraph com
pany officially denies the occupation
% Sculau by McuteueEriu troops ana
also an other reports Of hostile inten
uons against Albania
ROME Aug l4-2.O5 . M. via
Paris l.ub D. m Serious trouble IN
Albania are causing anxiety fnsur-
NaIuna
HALIFAX. s. IS. Aug 1.-THE
lunard liner Maruefania which nut In
hDr~ about a week aEo 10 avoid cau-
tur- sailed today Tor q Destination
which Was not announced Before
leaving the steamer took on 10000
tons OF coal
BRUSSELS. Ang u. via London.
- o. m-lL sortie near Namur
yesterday. 20 military cyclists after
surrounding 800 Germans. killed "a
large number captured 90 and routed
the rest
LONDON. Aug TO- 1907 p M,
u officially announced from Nvassa.
Land. British Central Africa that the
government steamer GuendoIIn vea
feruay surprised and captured The
German armed steamer Ven Wiaroraf.
on the eastern shore % Lake Nvassa
SEW YORK AUG Ifa-I d. Moran
company announced fIIr Afternoon
f.Hf they raf nor been requested H. fr.
.r'r.H government fH negotiate "a .u4r
Nr.. n.t Dad been approached nr ne
subject rF private interest,". ana fHaf
I.r. would NOT care tH entertain fIr
matter .rU ID fHrrr hs the H.r.f.4.
DOUBT .. ono part OF frH HfHfa Irra.f.
H.I"n ID loan
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rEeitemsnt at Rrus,el..

LONDON. Aug 10. f.I5 a. m.--A de-
patch fu the Reuter- Telegram company
from ifs Brussels correspondent saws.
Excitement prevailed here this lFri-
dHFl afternoon when a. was reported
that the Germans were about 90 adj
vance iu great force on brussels and
Antwerp. This report was Immediate
lv deuied officially. and assurance was
given from military quarters that there
was nothing IN the disposition - the
German right wing 90 Indicate that "A
march on Brussels and Antwerp was
Intended
.Neveathsless o. is evident decisive
events are imminent and 10 tg doubtful
whether the official publication IN Hrus-
sells papers Of a. proclamation warning
civilians 90 abstain from acts or hos
Ullfy against the enemy. az these may
entail terrible reprisAls on the innocent
population. and the decision 81 the gov
eminent fo cease the publication OF the
official bulletins on the situation are
likely Co. reassure the Public
The appeal Co the patriotism 81 the
press means that Tor some time the
ucorie Will be entirely without news.
The town g. given over 90 rumur An
issue ~ Te SOir giving the news ~ an
alleged German advance was suppressed
hy order o. the authorities"
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THREE PROBES
into the Increased Cost o. Foodstuffs
started Yesterday In New York.
To FB Rcsponsibllity

NEW YORK. Aug ls-Three sep
aTafe INVESTIGATIONS 90 trace the rea
sons, and. 10 possible. place the re-
-pou-lhility for the increased prices
% foodstuffs were launched In great
or New York to-day. one by a com
mltfre appointed by Mayor Mitchell.
another by District Attorney Whitman
and the last By Roger b Wood. acting
United States district attorney
The federal inquiry ls national in
tcop" and VAS started simultaneously
with scores % others throughout the
country That Of District Attorney
Whitman covers New York county.
Will" Tho mayors inquiry will De eN-
tended over i've counties comprising
the great city. The mayors commit
Tee probably viii cooperate with the
district afturuey. The open markets
committee of food experts appointed
~ Borough President Marcus 81.
Marks also has offered Its services
The days work was given up 20 oil
ing the machinery which viii be- set
n motion Monday. for which day
Chairman George W. Perkins OF the
mayors executive committee has cali
I'd the meeting
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HIRES STEA MER
Ambassador Herriek Contracts Win
French Company For Steamer 20
Bring Home Americans.

PARIS Aug IA % p Nam
'rIean Ambassador Myron r. Herrlck
uu behalf of The United states gov
eminent contracted TODAY with the
French Cumpagnie Generate Trans
HilarfVI" Tor the steamship EspaEnr
fn sail uu August 1a from Havre Tor
'Ir u.tri States with $50 Americans
aboard -Four hundred OF these pas.
.UnEHr- we're placed hy tho American
relief committee Mr. HerrIck also
arranged for tho liner RCchambeau
I1 leave Hayre uu August .s with 4.
,"" American. am placed o.. the com.
U.f'rt
Preference will Boz given school
teachers and others whose work TO-
GHifH fEsW 90 be home BOB a short
.Wr tu' Mr.. Herrick acting under
i.' authority no tho state department.
.- rfEuHItnE for other steamer with
..r object ~ sending home am per-
sons Who desire 90 return
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PARIS. aug III o. m-Advicrg
received here say the German rrufs-
crs Coehen and HrcsIau are SIN
anchored in tho Dard8uoTes The
Turks are said f1 Do supplying them
f0 he scouting and reporting the re.
suits az their movements 70 the Ger
man commanders
s. despatch received here fonIzhf
said that Germans had removed
f0rr.h'v fhe wireless plant from the
steamer SachaIicr OF The Ncssagerias
Maritime. French steamship Hre.
8t Nador1. little island ~ the coast
OF NrrfUffa
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Ortirlatic Rennrt-

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Aug. IL
The German consul here has received
tho following telegram from the Ger
man ambassador az Washington
Poland has been evacuated by 'he
luE their forces farther back The
German north army. after having TAX
on possession Of the greater part ~
Liege. advanced is outpOsts az FAR az
Ilrlemout and Namur. where a de.
cisive battle Is expected n Or only
question % Ehort time before the
forts will fall The outer forts Of
LOugWy are sllenced
The French army corps 60 BelfOrt.
which pressed our advanced guards
was thrown back % the Nesges noun
tains with heavy losses by the -Four
assisted by the Fourteenth Austrian
Ayrol corps. has taken up the often
sive
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IltLEION. belgium. aug IL VIA
London. SIS e m The German al
vance became more pronounced and
general today Their infantry a. al
sancllE tl TIE direction % TouEres
and 81 4runl and another tftack Is
rrpFctEd I'm TIE direcfiou % Diesf and
AerschCL to the northeast Of Br4s-
sells ~ several army corps.
NE German troops are ma rcEiUE on
front stretching from 81 Troud 90
Hasself Their cavalry occupies
poslUou % the right % Hasseit
Formidable defensive works have
been erected b. the BelElans around
Nam'lr To obviafe any pretense FOR
rerriFals on he part % The Germans
ali TIE inhabitants Of Numur are be-
Ing tLsarmed
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NOhFoLk. Va Aux I4-The Ner-
chants and Miners steamer Ontsr-o
captain Bond reported today thai slt.
had been hred on By a foreign cruIssr
on Fire Island Wednesday. The on
iario stopped. and when the cruiser
discovered her nationality signals were
2lVen Tor her 20 proceed Later tho
eI user ran up another signal wishing
the Ontario a pleasant vovase %
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AeropIanc Wreeked

LONDON. Aux. Il. 1l.2s p M
Reuter- dispatch from St Petersburg
says a message has been received
there from wilma stating that a Ger
man aeroplane. which was making OBJ
servations OF Russian military move
ments in the Polish government OF
Suwalki. was fred upon and brought
down with a crash tie occupants
four German officers. were killed. aC-
cordinE 20 the dispatch
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$500

The o. HarF faF|. ~ ~rI|...-
distances may be helpful fgaa-l
ar Intelligent read rE rr ne F.s
patches
Paris Brussels. 900 niles
I1ar.F- Nawu~ T.r miles
Brussels LIeEe. So ~Hra
Brussels -Nawrr 1r miles
Paris Ne-irr. -1r mUra
Lerfur Meta O. miles.
Paris NarrF. go mUaa
an.f --.rasshu-F ~ miles
Paris ff.~ --r mica
et.r'-- Te.r7UFar. ~ miles
Lle.llI Basel Cd rUaa
NIa.ralaer Goldman. - wrar
r.uar- rtreashlrE al mraa
Haee.---' -assbrrr 81 miles
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suit 90 tho arrest yesterday OF Prince
hohenlohe. OF the Austrian consti-
late IN Montreal tho consulat. Ia
closed. and Consul General Hanne.
helm is winding up its business AS
quickly a. possible. with a view 20 Va
eating the ofncss
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ROME. Aug lf. via Paris. n 81 o.
m .--Advices received here from Con
ers eOeueu and Breslau disemharked
Apparently with the object uf return
INK home bat iu reality only The nou-
essential men were replaced b Turk
AT The skilled German Orficers. engin-
eers, mechanics and sailor 4 II
said. remained aboard the Two cruis-
ers 90 train the Turks
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BY SHEER FORCE OF NUMBERS
CcoE-.sss fros Farss F4<.l

assumes the aspect Of graveyard the silence broken or
me distant thunder Of heavy or the tread Of German patrols
All door in the city be kept wide
compel the bakers the entire
morning while 20 hungv ths 49,
COOK meals IN the oauldrons prncpa sfre
harrcsded and the German soldiers show Scouting
in The neghhorhood Of he = "'e
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JAPAN'S NAVY
1ooauaasa from Tlrn r.s.l

Orfo DO Narrr0FoItfe % the oavaIrv
1nt Major Iofrr formerly military
af-aCrr Hf Berlin fHr fHe French rar.
cain Dln'rf. Lieutenant Colonel AdrI.
f.rf and General Genie. The latter
military HrfaUhs af brussels
IrfrreEf.rE documents and mans
were found ur rrH Bodies % arma I'd
fN" dead German Letter. and notes
.r slr.H. cola n| auFrrrr caused hv
Che terrible heat and Oh. ararrIfv rf
food a corporate letter taken from
prisoner captured fF Faaearfe af
Pom. .hIU.a-rr .r f.H department.
Nr.rfHs.rt NnaTI.. Said
.Af fHaf fHr question .. .UfHaH We
have .H. var REIrn has been I'd.
greatly desired
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LONDON. Aug rs. go a m
Reuter- Isleerau company tispatrh
irom ~. fetcrsburs gives an inp..risi
-eare ilch has just been issued and
Nllen orders The following
First-rh suspension of all riEhts
ar lfltuests which subject 20 hos
treaties
second The arrest as prisoner Of
Nar OF all subjects % hostile states
VINO are IN the active military sew.
tees or IN the reserve
Third The granting 20 the autho.
ililes Of The rlEht 70 cKpel such aliens
Russia
tolrth-The conhscation OF vessals
telonEiug 20 hostile nations uhtcB
might serve for military purposes
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Reuter- TELEGRAM cowo.nv.. ,,,--.
rpondtlf Ar Hrlssels In a dfrnatrh
iined 80 Friday evsning. says
L4s- riEht passed quietly In IN.
heifiel camps The Germans al.
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BUILDING CONTRACTOR.
BUSINESS EXCHANGE

uNrVEnSAL EXcHANoE.i isis MKT 81
10y. sell and exchange business on real
state Furnish partno~s. provide stnan-
clal aid Tor good propositions Bell 2si.
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ARCHITECT

ACCIDENT. LIFE n rTHn INSURANCE
n n shaffsr. nos seAmuIsAeA Bisg-
Wtr~nrE Lowest possible rates Only
Standard ccrrsntes represented. Natl
rhrne Nc. BEL SSH
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FURNITURE AND cARPErs

-. Dinsmora. HoundsviIIs. W. "a
.fN enc anf'rrr"n Sat HH.u rlrrf
.rr larFrfe. Ross. ErffIrF. IErlf-a--
.-.---..-.-- zee l.sh ri credit
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PLUMBING

Ohas ". DeVinnsy. ao2o Main str.st
run ping. Gas. steam and Hot Wa
lieatinF Jobbing Promptly Attsnssd
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