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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-21
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z. c. NJ, L. Salt Lake City.
September is, 1901.
AT a meeting OF the directors held
today, a dividend Of four per cent was
declared upon the capital stock Of this
institution Of record September Goth
1901, payable on and after October 18TH
to stockholders personally upon PIE
sentation Of their stock certificates. or
upon their written order.
T. G. WEBER.
Secretary.
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7o-day'S Metals.
SAyfR. DO. SO 10 cents
HAD. $500
CASING (0PPER rs 3.ftenissh
L OCAL BRIEFS.

The health departments new dump
Ing ground for rubbish ana manure Ia
block 49, at Seventh West and Fifth
South streets
The wind blew down one OF the
standing walls OF the Oregon short
Line building yesterday afternoon. NJ
one was injured
George White. an old resident OF this
city, and harness maker by trade,
died yesterday afternoon OF general de-
bllity. He leaves several children. one
Of whom is John White, proprietor OF
a harness shop at Sandy.
Another paper has been started up in
this city. Ii is Public Welfare. a week
~ with Warren Foster as editor and
Dewitt Foster as business manager. II
announces that II will be IAN advocate
Of what the editor believes to be right.
and will be independent In all things,
neutral In nothing.
Minnie Christensen. the ll-year-old
girl who was thought to be lost, re-
turned yesterday TO the home OF Mrs
Sprague, 800 Center street. where she Is
employed She had been out 10 Liberty
Park Thursday evening ana took the
Warm Springs car home. she rode to
the end OF the line and was unable to
find her way to Mrs. Sprague's, so re-
manned all night with a family In the
vicinity Of the hospital
The value OF the weather bureau Is
set forth In copies Of a special report
issued In connection with the southern
bureau OF August 1916, which are being
distributed by Director Murdoch OF the
local weather bureau. The report in
dlcates that the storm was accurately
foretold twenty-four hours before It
swept over the states Of Louisiana and
Mississippi and thousands Of dollars
worth Of property was saved by paying
heed 10 the warning The report was
made by Isaac NJ. Cline OF New orleans.
At the meeting Of the W. c. r. u.
yesterday afternoon the society dccid-
ed to cooperate with the Dessert sun
day School Union In an effort 10 sup
press Sunday liquor selling A COM
mlttee consisting OF Mesdames Wake
and Shepard and Miss Baker was APP
pointed 70 try and arouse interest In
the W. c. T. L., with view to secur-
Ing larger attendance at the meetings
OF the society. The state convention OF
the w. G. T. L. VIII be held at Ogden
on October 18th. 18th. 18th and 2Oth
Miss Marie Brehm Of Illinois. national
superintendent Of the suffrage depart.
ment Of the w. G. T. T. win deliver
seyral addresses at the convention.
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UPHoLsTgRiNc AND REPAIRING
e'-1~
ace SOUTH STATE II. JOHNSON
AUCTION.


SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK.
" Bed IN sets 100 Carpets l5l Rockers.
etc. etc Al second hand, but good aud chean
cash onlN, salt Lake FUN. Ca, 80 ) state &.
FOR FURNITURE AND CARPETS CALI,
a. / Y. l.. Furniture & Carpet lnstAllment
House. Terms ~ on 80. 90 on 800 tsE
End south y A. Sorensen. Tel asa rines-
l WILL SELL AT AUCTION CoNMENC-
Ing Monday, sept p at lN 20. state Sc. a
general stock OF dry goods. clothing. boots,
shoes ana ready.made clothing. Ia this
stock are about 80 ladies' and misses coats
ana Jackets. sale ~ commence al lOa nj
ana continue until all ar6 sold Private ale
tetFeen auction hours. NO reserve. L. w
Bouton, aucti0neef.
ON MONDAY. elrd. an l0.aOA. 81. NO. i.s
W. south Temple 81. IS heating stoves. one
base burner beds, carpets, lounges blinds.
Chair. tables. &C.
Also on Wednesday, Sept. e5ih. ti0is I.
m.. No. d6' Third street. plano, tine rocker,
ana iAbics, Wilton aud other carpets tjne
sideboard. chairs and tables. three bedrorro
sets springs and hair mattteSseS dne nan
tree. writing desk. refrigerator hot blast
stove sieel range. Haye.and china. Kitchen
cuptoar1. utensils etc. etc.
Also on thursday. aGth. fine pSrlor ROGERS.
book case. tSbleS sldeboaru. ext. fables
chairs. rafpei,.ln bedroom set. hair mArtss-
-, brass aud iyun teGs steel range h I air
heater, combination table lot home made
iralis, Kitchen utensils, etc, etc. X A.
Andrews. aGciioneor.
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Proportioaately low rates from other
points In Utah.
Trains for Cache Valley leave at I
a. m.
For points east Of McCammon, 1880
p. m, and for all other points at 9.i5
q, m. and 1880 p. IN.
Trains on Wood River branch will
not run Sunday, Sept 22nd. Tickets to
points on Wood River branch will be
on sale Sept goth and 22nd.
city ticket Office 20l Main street.
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Wants Fees.

Late yesterday afternoon Judge
Morse took up the case OF Alexander
McMaster W. the Hines Mercantile com
pany, in which plaintiff seeks to re-
cover fees as justice for trying c0llec-
tion suits brought for the defendant
company by Luke's Collection Agency.
The trial was continued TIL Monday,
so that the court might deul with the
law and motion calendar today.
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sOUTnwESTERN STATES ELDERS.

The annual reunion Of the Elders who
have labOred in the Southwestern
States mission win take place on Fri
day evening. 4, IN the Eleventh
ward meeting house at $3.50 O'Clock An
invitation is given to all Elders who
have labored In this mission as well
as the Saints who have come from
there, to take part In this yearly gain
erlng,
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local Office OF The
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
at Ga. m. today;
Barometer reading at q. m, 25SS
inches; temperature at a. m" "a ds-
grees, maximum. Sc minimum, o.,
mean. ", which Is 4 degrees above nor
nal.
Deficiency OF daily mean temperature
since the first Of the month. 10 degrees.
Accumulated excess Of daily mean
temperature since January lst 4IO de-
PRECIPITATION since FIRST Of month";
trace which Is go inch below the nor
NAL
Accumulated excess in precipitation
since January LIST, l.O2 inch.
FORECASTS TILL 6 P. NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
vicinity;
Partly cloudy threatening weather
tonight and Sunday; cooler.
Forecasts FOR Utan, made at Den
yer, Colo.:
Threatening weather tonight ana
Sunday; cooler In north portion.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
A storm Of great energy Is central
over the northern Rocky Mountain
slope and has produced a decided fall
In pressure over the entire western half
OF the United States Pressure Is mod
erately high over the Ohio valley Rain
has fallen along the Washington and
Oregon coast II is warmer over Ne
vada, idaho, the Rocky Mountain
slope. the Missouri and upper Msss-
sippl valleys. Modena, with tempera-
ture OF 80 degrees is the coolest place
In the western half Of the country.
High southerly winds prevailed over
Utah yesterday.
L. IT, MURDOCH,
Section Dlrector
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Religious services In the German Ian
guage are held every Sunday morning.
at IL O'Clock In Choir Hall. Richards
street
scandinavian meetings are held IN
this city every Sunday at 10 o'clock, A.
m. IN the Assembly hall. All are cor
daily invited.
Home missionaries will visit the yari-
Gus wards tomorrow al the usual houf
Of meetings.
Ward conferences IN the twentieth,
Twenty and TWenty-third
wards tomorrow night.
BISHOPS AND NJ. l. OFFICERS.
All officers of the Y. NJ NJ. l. A, of
Salt Lake Stake are expected to attend
the NJ |. convention 10 be held Sunday,
Sept END, at 10, and Z O'Clock in the
l.. ID. 5. College. According TO the IN
structons Of the general board an IN
yltauon TO attend the convention IS
also extended 10 all the Bishops OF the
Stake and their counselors.
RICHARD r. LYMAN,
JOS. f, MERRILL,
GEO A. SMITH,
Stake Superintendency
HOME MISSIONARY MEETING.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Home Missionaries of the Salt Lake
Stake of Zion viii convene IN the Lat
ter-day Saints University assembly
hall On Wednesday, September 25th,
1901 at 1880 =. m Brethren unable to
be present win please see that the re-
port OF their labors FOR the month past
In writing is sent in on or before the
date Of the meeting.
JAMES ID. STIRLING,
Clerk of Stake,
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THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RY,

recently inaugurated a through Pull
man Car service between st. Louis and
San Francisco via Kansas City. Pueb-
10, Glenwood Springs, Salt Lake and
ogden. This line makes II very con-
venient for the Utah travelling, public.
as Il is possible to get TO New York.
Philadelphia and an important cities
east and south with only one change
Of cars, This route takes in the most
beautiful parts Of the Rocky Mountains
and the Great Grain belt OF Kansas.
furnishing changes OF scenery that ac-
tually keep one interested the entire
Journey Of 30 hours from Salt Lake
City 20 ST. Louis, arriving I'm the larg.
est and most beautiful Union Station in
the country II not IN the whole world.
The Missouri Pacific is among the FIRST
Of the great railways Of the world.
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|. D. S. NIGHT SCHOOL,

Now open in New Business College.
east Of Temple Five nights per week.
bookkeeping, Telegraphy, Penmanship.
Grammar. Arithmetic. Spelling, Type
writing, Shorthand. etc, 81 per month
or $40 per year.
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CHURCH NEWS.
Observation-Disclosures

Regular services Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints VIII
I've held tomorrow at 2 o'clock IN the
tabernacle. Sunday schools in the
various wards nj 10 u. m, and meeting
in the citS ward assembly rooms ana
eSjacant wards as follows
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TEMPLE NOTICES.
uuu1nnnnnrunnnnnnurnnnIv

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
Thursday evening. october 3, 1901. and
reopen on Tuesday morning, october ),
1901 LORENZO SNOW.
st. George, Sept sth, l90l,-The 81.
George Temple win close on September
3Tth. and reopen on October 18th, 1901.
DAVID ~ CANNON, President.
Mantl, Utah, Sept. Is, laol.-rhe Man
Il Temple viii close Friday evening
Sent. q. 1901. Reopen, Wednesday
October 2, 1901. -
JOHN ID. T. MoALLIsTER
President
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Tickets viii be sold on following
dates From ogden. Park city.
bingham, Silver city. Springvllle. Re
Der ana intermediate points from Oc-
tober lst 10 eth lnc'usiye tickets lin.
TIED 70 October y, 1901 From an other
points October Isl 10 9Th. Inclusive.
tickets limited TO October IS. 1901.
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HAVE YOUR HANDS REAn CHARGES
AIRY v cents and One Dollar Prof sterling
Palnist 81 :. Main St
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Recovered Wages.

on account OF It's being for wsges.
Judge Morse yesterday afternoon al
lowed the claim OF John McKeagne
for 500 against George IL stephens,
the assignee OF the Salt Lake Meat
company.
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Wiscott In the Railroad saloon one OF
the toughest joints In the city Wiscott
was sitting down quietly paying atten-
ton 10 no one when without proyoca-
ton, It is said, Ryan walked up to him
and began beating him with his lists.
officer PlncOck was called In and not
knowing Ryan, he asked ThoJ Riehey,
the proprietor of the saloon where
Ryan was. and Richey replied that he
didn't know anything about Ryan, and
the latter was standing at the bar
drinking at me time The officer To-
Gated him and placed him under arrest,
He had a hearing this morning and
was sentenced 10 thirty days imprlson-
ment. six Of which are 10 be In solitary
confinement in the dungeon.
THOMPSON IN AGAIN.
Joseph Thompson, a one legged pris-
oner was released yesterday morning,
after promising to leave town As soon
as he got out on the streets he went to
work az his old trade Of begging He
asked Louis Tell0tsOn for % cents and
on being refused he struck Tellotson
over the head with a broom lie was
arrested ard sentenced 10 fifteen days
In prison with FIVE OF them TO be spent
In the dungeon
HOME BURGLARIzED
The home Of Mrs Il. Eggleston, 1850
Monroe avenue, was entered by bur-
glars last night while the family was
away. The thieves succeeded IN getting
away with $50 In casn. several checks
two or three sold rings and other arti-
Giles Of ieWelry
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TRUNK REPAIRING.
TRUNKS AND BAGS.

TRUNK repairing and az the most reason
able prices, David /. GALLAGHER, % l.. 3rd 50
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Pat Ryan last evening assaulted sid
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NOTICE,

&c. NJ. l., Salt Lake City Utah,
September Is. 1901
The stock transfer books OF this lnsti-
tuition will be closed on September 10Th
and re-opened October 9Th. 1901.
T. G.. WEBER,
Secretary
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING,

FIRST CLASS PIANO TIMING. vOIC-
Ing and repairing. Gustav Dlnklage piano
maker, z. U. Box 92i CITY, Prices reason.
abe Highest recommendation
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CONFERENCES AND PAIR RATES


For the semi-Annual Conference. l..
d. s, october ith to 9th. inclusive.
and Utah state Fair. October LIST To
5th, the following rates are authorized
TO Salt Lake City and return via kIo
Grande Western Railway.
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II You WANT TO BUY A TRUNK OK
bag II will pay you TO get my prices before
you purchase his week--SOle leather suit
Case, s4.6. u. ]. Gallagher. % T. Third south.
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MERCHANT TAlLoRS.

! NEED THE MONEY you NEED A
Tailor-made suit Come aud strike a bar
gain Fine line samples 70 select from. I. y,
Olsen, Us Main street
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FOR SAlE-REAL ESTATE,

WHEN you WANT TO BUY OR SCI.
farm or stock ranch, call on Parsons & &C
under Walkers bank.
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spicrs VS. Dooly

Judge Morse has denied defendants
motion for new trial in the case Of
Harrison Spelrs yg John Il. D0oly The
case viii probably be appealed,
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Emma Strassas won her suit against
Matthew Galllnat for sl,250.7G for per-
sonal services
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Note-The RIO Grande operates best
local train service in the state. Trains
run IRON 10 20 40 minutes faster than
any other line beteen ogden and salt
Lake Utah County. Tintic and SAN
pete.
GEO w. HEINTZ.
Asst Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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500 VOLUMES OF NEW. OLD AND
Rare Books. We buy and exchange books
shepard Book Company, opposite Knutsford.
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ZION's SAVINGS BANK and Trust
Co, the Oldest and largest savings bank
In Utah. pays 4 per cent interest on
81 TO $1,000 Start an account.
LORENZO SNOW. President.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON. Cashier.
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ELECTRICAL.
PLUMBING And HEATING.
LUMBER DEALERS,

GEO. r.. FELT & CO.. COMBINATION
fence. lumber shingles, lath, sash, doors ets,
Cor. sth 80. and state Tel 70
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All That Is Dsiaty In millinery

AZ q en-. l., on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. Sept %, "a and %, at the
Grand Millinery Opening.
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BUSINESS EDUCATION,

II Interested in commercial work
send for the CO talogue published by the
Salt Lake Business College. Templeton.
Salt Lake City.
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PALmlsIRY.

HAVE YOUR HANDS READ. CHARGES
are 81 cents and One Dollar. Prof. Sterling,
Palmlst S3l :. Main St
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PRoF CHAs. HOFFMAN, n so. STATE
~ the great European teacher IN plano
and vocal music.
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20 STUDENTS TO LEARN TELE-
graphy private lessons given. s62 +. Second
south.
NEW METHOD EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Good help supplied on short notice. Posi-
Tons FURNISHES on reasonable terms Phone.
lOSQ z, K. Ashley, Mgr 29Is r second south.
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We are now prepared 10 send out
orders. Beardsleys Tavern.
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PatroniresStores That Display
I'VE Give Trading Stamps" (signs.)
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ROYAL zwIEBACK.
pure. clean, healthy, good for every
body Zoe per do2. For sale at the
Royal, 252 south Main.
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BETWEEN FIRST SOUTH AND LfBER.
" PARK via state and sixth south. one oid
plala shaN aud plush cape. Of value 10
oNnsI olly. Return 70 2, T. First south lie.
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Applequlst's MIN Bread.
Ask your grocer for the gen.lne.
STOLEN,

ONE sORREL MARE. TEN YEARS OLD.
top end spring rubber tire blue trimmings
buggy. red gear. brass trimmed harness
Hired from Kenyon Hotel by G. u. Sharp
July % Return and receive liberal reward
10 McCoy's stables.
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Everybody eats II. Nothing beats It.
Look for the label and ask your grocer
for II every day. Health follows.
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FIRE PROOF STORAGE

REDMAN VAN STORAGE CO., OFFICE
and storage Rooms I y and ~ :. ". Temple
-. tCuntlneutal Market Bldg) Moving ~tor.
age and tracking Of n. H. Goods a speciality.
Fhone 30 v. n 4. Redman. ManARe.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
HAT FACTORY.

HAYEoLD HATREPAIRED. HATMADE
as GOOD rs new, Blocked into style cleanedor
redyed. new trimmings si.25. salt Lake Has
Factory. - T. LIST 80 or 10 " 30, Temple ST.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE PITMAN SHORTHAND. s3PER NO
Satisfaction or money buck. James D.
STIRLING. Teacher, salt Lake City.
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Specialist; Skin, Genito- Urinary ard
Rectal diseases. 9Th floor, Progress Bldg
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CRIMINALS AGAIN ACTIVE.
Holdups, Thugs and Ilousebreakers at
Work in Ogden.
fgpeciai 10 the News. y

ogden. Sept. 2l-John Desmond.
while loanng around on Tweniy-dfth
street last evening In an intoxicated
condition. had his pockets cut into ard
relieved Of $40 in cash. lie mad fortu-
nately placed a considerable sum Of
money in one Of the local banks during
the day.
ASSAULT IN SALOON.
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rrAH COMMERCIAL AND saves RAM
Interest paid or savings. ". r.
Armstrong. prest.. p. W Madssn vice.
presi.. j. +. Game, cashier.
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ToDAY's TEMPERATURES.

10 a. m, II; II a. M. 49, IL noon, "a;
p. m, 70; degrees.
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CARNIVAL NEEDS.

FREE DESIGNS FOR MERCHANTS
Floats for rent, sale or built 10 order Booths.
Fronts Sig1s Banners and show Paintings
Peterson, ~ Richards 81 Phone g2s.l
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EXCURSION NORTH.

Via the oregon Short Line, at the
following rates.
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49, Semi
Weekly
News x

Published Mondays and Thursdays.
Contains the cream of the daily and
Saturday News. Circulation greater
than that of any paper published be-
tween Denver and the Coast. Sample
Copies free.
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WaNIEp-ACENIs.


LIFE OF MCKINLEY. FIVE HUNDRED
page large book. Handsomely illustrated.
Outfit free Now ready. - per cent dis cunt
10 agents. Fright paid. Credit given. Henry
Nell. 323 Dearborn ST.. Chicago.
THE DESFREr NEWS HAVING PuR-
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sons Is now the exclusive Church publish
Ing house. We will make special inducements
10 book agents and canyassers desiring 10
handle Church works References required.
There Is a splendid field throughout Utah
ana surrounding states for bright can
vasser In those lines send Tor free catalogue
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY ON TIRE
Memorial Life OF President Mckinley,
Introduction and BIOGRAPHY by Col. A.
Mcclure, blosfapher Of Abraham l.lnccln H.
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TITAN COAL.

Castle Gate. sunnycide and Cleaf
Cfcek-Lump. $500 per ton. Winter
Quarters Lump and all nut coal, A7S
per ton. Anthracite all sizes rs south
Main St, Telephone, i2s.
ID. j. SHARP, Agent.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-31

Not how cheap, but how good, i
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and those should be the distinguish
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designed TO be read by all members OF
the family Subscription price, 81 a
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postmaster will receive your sub
or you may mail 1t direct
to The Republic, st Louis, Mo.
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route, after his first ten days
stand, and that the city would
have better streets. 1t is the only
way in which the city can be rid
den of these troublesome nuis-
ances, and it offers an opportunity
to get something besides trouble
out Of them before they emigrate.
Macadamized streets would i'm
prove the town, and the hoodlum
solves the question of how to OBJ.
tain them.