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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-03
Some Idea of the Size Of the Mod
ern Monsters,
FOUND TOO SMALL FOR THEN
Two OF the Locomotives Delayed In
Delivery owing 60 Tunnels
I'm Route.

Two OF the new monster engines built
for the Denver & Rio Graude railway
declined 10 pass through a tunnel at
Toledo o.. on Wednesday and II was
necessary TO send them to Denver by
another route. According to the Den
yer News half Il days time was last
and eastern railway men We're amazed
at the size Of the freight engines des-
tined for Colorado.
Nine of these great steel horses were
recently built for the Denver q Rio
Grande railway by the Baldwin Loco
motive works Of Philadelphia. Two ar
rived last week and are now IN use
Nos, sos and 800 steamed toward the
setting sun without mishap until they
nea1ed Toledo. o. Here they encoun-
tered the Toledo tunnel on the Lake
Shore railway.
Tens Of thousands Of ordinary every
day eastern engines have WhizZeA
through the tunnel during the fifteen
years OF It's existence, but IL was too
small for the Denver q Rio Grande
freight pullers.
Fortunately they slowed down Oh
nearing the entrance, else disastrous
wreck might have occurred. The lofty
tops could not pass under the tunnel.
The swltchmen and tunnel Keepers
were greatly surprised and examined
the big engines with admiration Their
average weight is $4,000 pounds; the
tenders, with fuel and water weigh
10000 each, and the entire engine load
ed with tender attached weighs over
300 900 pounds The powerful drive
wheels are tifty-four inches I'm diameter
and In all their dimensions the new en-,
gines are credit 20 Colorado trans
portation
General Manager Metcalf Is said 10
be much pleased with the work thus
FAR accomplished by the two which have
already been put IN service.
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SPIKTAND Raj.

Heavy tImbersand supplies are being
received al Ogdn for the construction
work now undei way on the Southern
Pacific.
The Oregon Sort Line officials. in
Guiding Messrs. Eccles. Burley Reeve
and futile. viii eturn from their trip
TO Portland this evening.
The urlingtoncontinues 10 hang out
signs The localotiice here has placed
an order with local firm for a big
one 20 90 over thtentrance 10 the office.
Frank r. Rain,chlef clerk OF the re-
venue Departmental the auditors office
Of the Oregon Shot Line, is once more
back at his desk dter a severe spell Of
typhoid.
During the pastweek the Denver &
Rio Grande. through their local office
here has secured he following live
stock business EiGteen cars Of sheep
from Sage. Wyo. hree cars OF cattle
from Thompsons an elk cars OF sheep
from Cotton. They we're billed through
to Omaha
Conductor Fenton Z the Rio Graude
Western, who came PROMINENTLY before
the public come vars ago as
bicycle rider, is nov known from
ogden 10 Grand JUNCTION under the
0ppelation OF "D0c.'1t appears that
the accommodation thin from Eureka
10 Springville was ne and ore-haf
hours late a few day ago Upon an
investigation at headquarters as 20 the
reason of this state Of fairs II was de-
yoloped that there wa a lady upon
the train who suddenly was taken in
The train was stoppe on the high
bridge. ten miles from nowhere" and
the lady was taken 10 De baggage car
where she was made ascomfurtable as
possible under the Circumstances An
hour later Conductor Fent0n issued
from the car with the FORMATION that
he had another passenar on board In
the form 0f an eight-pund boy Des-
pite the fact that therewere no ladies'
on the train Fenton de.vered his two
passengers in safety at pringvIlle. un-
der the circumstances n fact that the
train was late was overlooked on this
occasion by the ohlcialsln high places
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To- days Metals
SILVER, Bss O. ~
itAD, $500
CASTING COPPER rs 81 centssn.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mics Ida Shoemaker Of Blackfoot,
Idaho, Is In the city having her eyes
treated.
+. c. Geutsch, superintendent OF the
Pacific Express company OF Omaha. is
IN town.
Mr.. Charles Ellis viii lecture In the
Thirteenth ward meeting house tOmor-
row evening at $50.
Judge James A. Miner has bought
Brigham Young's South Temple street
residence for a consideration OF $1,000
Mrs. Mcvicker, state school super
intendent, has gone TO Weber county
and the north, 10 inspect the county
schools.
The noted poetess and authoress Miss
Abbie Mills. Of Abingdon, HIS, is visit
Ing In the city; her headquarters Is al
the Diaconess' home.
Mrs. Jamie Daynes has purchased
eight lots In the Geneva place, OF the
Salt Lake Valley Loan and Trust COM
psny, for the sum Of $4,000.
HR Robbins proprietor Of the well
known Twin Brothers Mush,' which
enjoys a wide sale In the West through
Z. G NJ. ]. is spending a few days IN
this city.
The saloon Of 3. X Brockmeyer was
attached yesterday afternoon by Sheriff
Howells. on "a writ issued from the
district court by Harry CAM. The
amount involved Is Si256O.
The funeral of the late Presley Den
ny was held from his late residence,
el7 Sixth street this afternoon. The
services were conducted by Dr. 7. G..
I'm. lntermeut was at Mount Oliyet.
A set Of work harness. cached in Par
ley's canyon was found yesterday af-
ternoon by Deputy Sheriff Harries. lie
thinks Il Is stolen property but has
been unsuccessful! so far In finding the
owner.
The WIN Of James Bullock. which
was tiei FOR probate Yesterday after
noon, provides for yIa maintenance OF
his widow from his estate and u her
demise, what ls ..ft Is t0 60 70 the
poor people oi the Smith ward. The es-
tate Is valued az $500
Donald Kemp, a sheepman from
Omaha has purchased from b. f. SaUn-
dcrs 1000 head uf sheep. 90 Boz dee
llyered next Monday no Milford. They
VIII De shipped 90 the standard Cattle
company az Amos, Nebraska. over the
Union Pacific.
Elder Levi f. Young win deliver
lecture To- DE Twelfth ward meeting
house tomorrow evening His subject
VII De- 'The meaning 0f Ethics" An
excellent musical program win also be
rendered.
me regular monthly meeting OF the
association Of Veteran ArUuerymen VIII
De held DO The Li0r House. room 80 90.
next wednesday N0v 1th commencing
bt i'59 p M. AN who Were members of
tend,
The firm % Robert Croft & Sons has
Incorporated under the name OF the
tah Foundry a. Machine company.
ne officers of the concern are: Robert
Nfoit Jr, president. Robert Croft. sr..
wee president Frederick Croft secre.
iAry ara treasurer. The other share
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WEATHER REPORT.

Observations taken az d. '''' '''''''
for previous "a hours
e,r Lake City-Barometer, 21.Ssi
rurrent temperature 49, ula l,..,,'...
,fmperature 6- minimum telnpet'[ ~ t 81,
"a mean temperature o'' WIN" 30 ~
degrees above upIdI .....,..,,t,,,s
Accumulated excess ~ temperature
sIrce drst ~ month. u degrees agcu-
mulat,d excess of temperature slhV'
January lst 6l5 degrees. .,.,..
Accumulated deficiency ~ preelp'la-
don since first OF month, .W men, &c
cumulatsd deficiency OF precipitation
aimee January lst 1898 inches
FORECASTS TILL 6P, NJ SUNDAY,
Local forecast for salt Lake City and
Fair tonight and Sunday.
Forecast made az san Francisco for
Utah.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The storm central over Washington
and Oregon yesterday morning has
moved RAPIDLY eastward, and IS now
north of the Great Lakes. Pressure ia
bieh throughout the entire country
south OF the ash parallel It is warmer
I'M Montana the Dakotas, Minnesota
and Nebraska. elsewhere temperature
changes have not been marked. Cen
erally fair weather prevails; light rain
is reported from Portland Spokane and
Winnipeg. ....
Temporarily In Charge.
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holders are A. c. McDonough and
Charles IhirNll The capital stock
amounts TO $4,000, consisting Of 81
shares
The attention Of our story writer's.
poets and musicians f. directed 10 the
announcement in another part OF this
paper relating 90 cash prizes offered
for contributions 20 the Christmas
News which Is 90 be issued on Dec.
18th The competition last year awak-
ened very wide interest. and there il
little doubt that even a wider interest
viii be felt this time. as the Christmas
Issue Is 20 have wider circulation than
ever before.
Mr.. Levi J.. Young OF the State Uni
Yersity conducted his students In United
states history through the Church mu-
scum on First North street this morn
ing Particular attention was paid 70
the room In which are placed the cliff
dwelling remains found In Southern
Utah. Nearly two hours were spent in
the study Of these. after which the BOYS
and girls attended In a body the recital
at the Tabernacle.
Denver Post: Major Daniels returned
llNlu a AuNN uAulluE lllp into ltdn
Yesterday and the stories he tells about
ducks and the number that were killed
would make a lightning calculator"
take 90 the woods. The major shot almost
LOO ducks In fifteen days, and would
have got more but the rapid firing heat
ed the barrels Of his guns until they
melted. and IL takes a mighty good hun
ter 20 Kill game without gun. Colo
RADIO Is lucky TO have a sportsman OF
Major Daniels type
James Wardle. the we'll known mer-
chant and rancher. died at his ranch.
near Park City yesterday afternoon. Of
continent smallpox Robert. the broth
er Of the deceased, was exposed 10 the
plague. but Notwithstanding that. he
has. according 20 the report OF Or.
Niko. gone TO East Mil Creek. DR..
Beatty viii investigate every case OF
alleged violation OF the quarantine
laws. The doctor says that the cases
OF smallpox are not only increasing all
the time but they are in a much more
malignant form than they were In the
summer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-03
YEEDLEWORK GUILD.

The annual collection OF garments
will be made Thursday, November Sth
and taken 10 the room now occupied
by Democratic headquarters on First
South street. Mrs Bird. Mrs, Watson
Mrs Tarpey, Mrs. Dininy and Mrs
Gorham are requested TO come 20 the
room at 1880 p. m, Thursday to ar
range the garments, Tea win De served
Friday afternoon Everyone interested
Go the Guild is invited 10 come TO see
the garments collected and discuss the
work over q cup of tea.
The business meeting will be held
Saturday morning at 1880 sharp. full
attendance is earnestly desired
n any members have not yet sent
their contribution they win please DO
go Immediately either 20 their own d.
rector or 20 Mrs. Nelden, piving the
name. An donations Of new clothing
gratefully received.
s. o. S. NELDEN.
President
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HORSES WANTED.

30 RAYS, BLACKS AND s SORRELS.
TIE horses required must Doe sound ana well
uei gentle under tll saddle tree from Wei.
Gus hab 6. with FREQ and prompt action 40
lhe Wink. trNi -p|'0p without hcml,h or
defect 90 k.l disposition. with rasy mouth
ana at. ana g r.Nl,u O. conform I the iOl.
lowing description, A gcldiuf nj uniform
M hardy go. OF. Ia good condition from ne
teen and ouefourtl TO sixteen hand, bl.h
weight not less .al .af nor mo q than iID
pounds, from four iO u.sut year OH. head
and ears sualL '1r.le d broad. eve, LARGE
and prominent vision perfect IN every ne.
,ptct shoulders long and 5loping we'll back
chest fnll. broad auu d en- fore .,ss straight
ana stand ny vel. uud r bOwe, large aud IN
creaslnl from g.riu toward fauk. wltbers
elevated, back short and straight loi1s aud
haunche, broad aud muscular no Ks we'll
bent and under the horse. pa,terus ,lantlnr
and feet SINAI and sound For such hor.o,
delivered aud accepted at Fort Douglas, /
viii pay 5000 per hoad
EDM ND NlLNFS Contractor
3-j Atlas Block. sat Lake city. Utah.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISH YOUR HOME EVERY M.
scription OF household goods on ea,y terr1s
u on ten. go on a hundred. l. n. f. Turni.
ture and Carpet lnstaIlmeut House P. a.
sOrensen. Proprietor ~
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Another Tourist Zinc.

The runnini Of tourist cars upon the
fast passenger trains has passed the
experimental stage iu the west. and
now they are b popular demand among
the travelling public. In order To- ac-
commodate IA, travel between Chicago
and the coast. still another line VIII be
put on. with he result that the cars
viii pass through this city westbound,
every Friday mud Sunday eastbouni
Saturdays andThursdays. Under this
new order Of Kings. the Rock Island
win have a btweekly service instead
Of once a weN as heretofore The
first car viii reich here on Friday next
and win travel over the Rock Island.
Denver & Rio Grande Rio Grande
Western. and tle Southern Pacific.
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FOR HER HUSBANDS LIFE.
Widow Of Martin Mock Suing His
Slayer for Damages.

The widow Of Martin Mock. the vie
tim OF a shooting ARRAY near sandy
and Tor the killing OF whom, Benjamin
Eggington, q neighbor, was sentenced
10 six months In the state prison. Is
preparing 20 push her suit for damages
against Egglngton. Before Eggington
was tried on the charge Of murder
Mrs Mock instituted a suit for $4,000
damages against him.
Eggiugton was let out on parole re-
Gently % take care OF his destitute
family Mrs. Mock got an order from
Judge Booth 20 use the exhibits used
10 the criminal trial, in the damage
sniff
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chnnnc IN o. S. D. Tlme Card.

There win be- a change In the time
card OF the oregon Short Line either
ON Wednesday or Thursday next The
changes now under consideration are:
The morning train for the south win
probably leave here az t.4o instead OF
1855, the train from the south VIII ar
rive here al 6 o'clock Instead OF 6:S5
u m. The evening train for ogden and
Inc east will probably leave here az
G.s0 instead OF $50. while the one to
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B, H. ROBERTS
NEW BOOKS,

which have been IN course Of prepara-
ton for several months, win soon be
ready FOR delivery
TIE RISE AND FALL OF MAUI
NOO'
WIN be- on sale by the Deseret News on
OBJ about November 10th 1900
MISSOURI PROSECUTIONS"
The first supply OF which was ex-
hau.ted win again De on sale by the
"Naws" Monday. October 29th. Price Of
each Volume. Sl25. Special terms 90
classes. quorums, Sunday schools and
Mutual Improvement Associations.
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HALF RAT TO
SALT LAKE AM RETURN.

on November 10th and nth from
Weber. Utah counties, &C.,, and on No
vember ON and 10th firm Tintic San
pete. Sewer. Carbon, etc, the Rio
Grande Western Ry, wi make an open
rate OF one single fare r. round trip 70
salt Lake city FOR theSunday school
convention The II. q W. train SER
vice Is the best On theState Ten 10
forty minutes quicker etween ogden
and salt Lake or Utaicounty Tlntic
and Salt Lake, than an other line.
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MUSIC L0lERS.

All who desire information OF the
address, etc, Of Salt Lakes music
teachers. should consultthe Musicians
Directory. published or the Dramatic
and Musical page ofthe Saturday
News"
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ELECTRICAL.
HoRsEsHoERs. CARRIAGE WORK

NAYLoR & WARRINGTON, FIRsLCLA,
nofsesshoeiug IN all It's branches Sion Isl
East First south street.
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Gerrct For III with Typhoid.

San Franclsc, Nov 2.-Gerret Fort,
assistant genera passenger and ticket
agent Of the Union Pacific railroad,
who has been B guest no the Palace
hotel for severl days. was today TEE
moved 20 the Suthern Pacific hospital
suffering from typhoid fever Mr.
Fort arrived hire from Omaha last
Tuesday He yas not feeling in the
best OF health. fact which be at first
was inclined 10 lttubute 10 the fatigue
OF the overland trip.
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SATURDAY CLOSS
IRE SALE,


hNN "NN 'lkah tNi HhlNHf
II you are really lookig for a bargain
In a piano or organ. dtnot delay. but
call at once and see ID genuine bar.
gains offered. Only tW,pianos and six
organs left out Of our bg stock on hand
previous 20 the fire TIE damage ls 10
The cases only and that's slight Every
instrument must be sd by Saturday
night. Come. investlgie and see for
yourself. Gable Piano & organ Co.,
80 Main street, opposite. c. NJ. l.
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FIRE SALE CONTINUED

Until Nov 10th en- order 10 reduce
our stock we have concluded 20 offer
genuine bargains in the following
goods 20 pianos 100 music boxes. 200
sewing machines % bicycles and 10000
copies sheet music. 100 each guitars,
mandoins and vI0lus We must have
room for two car loads Of new goods
contracted FOR hence for the next ten
days We win give from % TO 50 per cent
discount on this line The sheet music
is but slightly damaged by smoke Your
choice for lOc Bicycles 5000 and up.
YOUNG BROS, Co.
IS Main Street
Constitution Building
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Winter ENenInRs

are coming when home amuse-
ments call for new, ci'an playing cards.
our new series IS superb and novel
Army and Navy heroes on court cards.
We send them prepaid for 25 cents a
pack. money or stamps. Malt-Nutrine
Dept, Anheuser- Busch Brewing Ass n.
So. Louis Mo
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.sANDBERG. THE sCAvENeih,ss s,sis
denco 80 stephensen's Ave- VI y"
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UTAH COAL.

Castle Gate, Sunnysde and Clear
Creek-Lump, $500 per ton Winter
Quarters Lump and all nut coal. A75
per ton. Anthracite all sizes. 50. 80 per
ton. 70 south Main st. Telephone. 429
d. J. SHARP. Agt.
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DR. VIM. Broadbent d. Ds,
Expert Dentist
Western Dental Co., 90 Eagle Blk.
TEACHERS.

Or. Talmage's new book. "The Great
salt Lake, Present and Past" should
be- In the hands OF every educator. The
amount OF Information Il contains re-
lating to the great saline sea. makes IL
an invaluable work Tor reference or
study
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-03

COLUMBIAN OPTICAL Co. 81 MAIN
50. Manufacturing Opticians, wholesale md
it.alL Ocuiiot' prescriptions filed same
Gated Grinding ON premises. '''
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DR. r. Il. REED HAS RbaO,s iVSaSf
dental ofiico 10 rooms tg-el o'"
Bros Dry Goods store --------
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ONE FARE FOR
THE ROUND TRIP

To Salt Lake City via oregon Short
Line. account Sunday school Conyen.
ton Nov. il-l3. Tickets on sale 9TH and
10Th with limit OF Nov. 18th.
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LUMBER DEALERS.
BAKERY.
TICKET BROKERS.
UNDERTAKES AND EmsALmEas

j. T.. TAYLOR. MANUFACTURES W
burial case, and caskets Office iac'oiJ A4'
WarerO0mA 9jl.55 East First south
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WANTED AGENTS.

THE DE,EBEr NEWS HAVING pUR-
chased the printing plant ~ Geo y Cannon
& sons is now the exclusive Church PUBLISH
ing house. We viii make special iuducsment,
20 DOOR agents ana canvasscr, desiring 10
There Is a splendid fold throughout Man
aud surrounding states FOR "a bright caD-
yasser Ia these lines scnd for free cataIogpe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-03

For au fresh an's ory0unds, either
on the human uhiectlr on animals.
BALIARp'S SNOW LTIMENT is ex-
cellent. while for corn-lNkers spralned
wrists. barbed-wire Gu and sores on
working horses. 10 canm be too highly
commended Price % nd 30 cents. Z.
c. NJ. J. Drug Dept
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RIShlB.

Blanks for the use ofblock teachers.
In making yearly statistical reports. can
be procured at this ofid, rs cents per
dozen
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UTAH COMMERCIAL AND saves uANR
Interest paid on savings. W. f.
Armstrong, prest., P, W Madsen, vice
prest,, j. f. Caine. cashier.
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ONE FARE FOR
THE ROUND TRIP

To Salt Lake City via Oregon Short
Line account sunday School Couven-
ton Nov Ills. Tickets on sale 9th and
10th, with limit OF Nov 18th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-03

Money to loan on first class security.
Interest low. No commissions charged
ZIon's Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany.
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Cache yalleywill be changed from 6.l5
a. IN. TO 6;5oa. m The train leaving
here az gAj In the morning viii not
in all probability connect with the
branch line tain 10 Cache valley points
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-03

Everybody eats Il. bthlng beats Il.
Look for the lebe, andlsk .ou- grocer
for It every day. Healt follows,
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sHoEmAKERs.

FIRST CLASS REPAIRING AT LOWEST
prices at the New state shoe store. Is h. sld
so scrip taken.
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AUCTION.

/ HAVE JUST BOUGHT A BANKRUPT
stock 1i Furniture and stoves, over r. ear.
loads. for 5Oc the d1IiaE Thi, Is AN In
transit ana WI o. on saloon the 9Th " No.
yember. Don't uuy until you see 0ur iar.
gains T. y. L. Furniture and Garnet In.
stallmgnt House J.. A. soren,eu. proprietor
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TEMPERATURES TODAY.

10 a. m, IS; p noon 6; 2 p. m. 65; 3
Q. m., SO.
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Never try % coax acold or cough.
use the remedy that nfailingly con-
auers both BALLADS HORE.
HOUND SYRUP Is th'great specific
for all throat and lungroubles. Price.
so cents. Z. C.. NJ. I Dug Dept
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PHoNooRAPHs

sEE EDISON GEN 1000 pHoNOgRAp9
VIZ ftGorler and faprodueef. az Meredith's
b-l.C-k store, J33 Main
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HAY AND GRAIN.

OATS AND BALED TIMOTHY HAY
street. Telephone 33k
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Applequist'. Mn bread.
AK your grocer far "A genuine.
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Medium Dome,tic finish.

New, up-to-date. give US your call.
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY,
Phone g. l23-l29 T.. LIST South.
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EsTRAY POUND NOTICE

ONE JERSEY REFER ABouTqyE1rs
old. rather poor. N the above dessrItsI
animal Is not claimed anu taken away gn M
before the 18th day OF NOyembcr. fl06 ~
Wlll be sold 10 City tstrly Pound at2p m
John %. MattoX, Pound keeper. go
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NOTICE.

THE PANTORIUM STEAM CLFANIXG
and Dye Works. az No. n r.. lrd Soath Street
is under new and most competent manage
inent Ladies ane Cents Clothes CLEANED.
Dyed, Pressed and Repaired Your tlude IL
pa'ne'tfullY solicited huoVlden & Jackson.
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BELGIAN HAREs.

DoEs BRED $50 YOUNGSTERS CHEAP.
er Blue Grass Rabb.try. "a So West TEN
pie street.