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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-01
Is WIDELY KNOWN.
A Lamb Who Was Not as Iambllke as
His Name Indicates.

II Is quite likely that the police vii
send out circulars giving description
Of j. Lamb Gordon, who married O
widow here about two weeks ago, deed.
ca over to her some imaginary proper.
", and then deserted her.
From Incarnation received by the 20.
lice from Fred Wood, clerk at the
Kenyon hotel Gordon has been mar
ried several times before Mr. Wood
knew the man In the East and says
that he has Travelled under different
names SeyCfal complaints have been
received at police headuarters from
pOrgons who have been swinded out
of various amounts from 81 TO $50
through tashlnG worthless checks
passed by Gordon,
II seons that the fellow has u rec
ord IN Denver and was arrested there
for forscry The Denver Post gives
the following particulars of his dongs
thcrc.
Allan Wheeler OF the firm OF Tahdy
a Nnopler says.
East and was referred to us. We put
him TO work anG he went out securing
book contracts. lie got prominent Dem
yer men to sign applications 20 see our
books OLd thtn he would forge their
signatures TO contracts for the books.
and when he would turn them IN TO us
We would Nay him his commission. In
this way be re, about $500 out of US.
We had him arftNed, but he got away
on H lrchAlraliiy On both the charges
% receiving money under false pre-
lenses aud forgery He was known IN
Eansls city as Hamilton and by diff
terent names Ia oher parts Of the coun.
tlT. As COON as he got out Of his trOu.
bl, IA Depver he disappeared, and We
did not h,0r OF him again until his
wedding was announced from Salt
Lake All his forgery work was very
clever"
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MAY BIZ DISCHARGED,
Three Officers May be Dropped from
The Police Force,

As result Of the feud that has been
vaging In the police department Of late
II was stated with renewed emphasis
today that three officers viii, in all
probability, be dropped from the force
at the meeting OF the city council on
Tuesday evening next The statement
nay on may not be true. II often hap
Iens In controversies OF this character
that II takes an actual count of votes
TO determine the matter. As regards
this point II Is affirmed that the votes
are certain, and that there viii be three
vacancies 10 MI after Tuesday night
next. Should the attempt at removal
be successful the trio who will be seek
ing other employment are Detectives
Sheets and Janney and Sergeant Brown.
An three have been members of the
department for several years, the two
former since the famous rde-into-
over OF The Liberal regime In 1890,
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II was learned today that the tenn
perance people Of the city. without re-
gard 20 church on party, had inaugur-
ated a quiet movement with members
OF the city Council for the retention Of
Thomas H. Hilton, az chief Of the po-
lice department Some OF these same
people were arrayed against Hilton
several months ago That was on ac-
count Of the latitude given the saloons
on Sunday and on account of the de-
rant manner that gambling houses
were being conducted on every hand,
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SPLENDID PLUM
FOR W. c. SHARP
Treasurer of the Somerset Coal
Company in New York,
SALARY OF 100000 A YEAR.
New Corporation capitalized for 81.
100000, fakes Over Foureen Mln-
ing Properties on The ", 40

W q, sharp. who recently severed his
connection with the Utah Fuel COM
psny In Utah and left Salt Lake for
New York. has been appointed treas
urer Of the Somerset Coal company,
which has been organized IN New York
WIN A,0O0OOO capital Nlr shafps
salary so his friends here say is to be
$4,000 year less about 500 month
for expenses
The new company has It is am
nounced taken possession Of fourteen
mining properties located on the Bal
timorc q ohio railroad In Somerset
county Pa and having an aggregate
tonnage Of 100000 tons. These prop
critics are said to include those EN-
braced by the Falrmont coal company.
Oihcms Of the Somerset Coal com.
pany are; G, w. Watson president;
J r. Gardiner, vice president, and w.
O. sharp, treasurer. The general Off
ces viii be located In New York
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More Adjustments.

81. Paul, MINI. Feb. IA movement
is on foot which may result In imnort.
ant modliications to the postage
stamp trans-continental rates, which
were the subject Of a decided protest
from Jobbers OF the Middle West sew
eral years ago. Several western lines
have agreed Jointly TO request the sub
stitution Of graded articles for these
rates az the coming session Of the
uahs-continentol freight bureau. Tn
der the present schedules many classes
OF articles are carried from New York
70 Chicago and common points and TIE
Missouri river at rates precisely tile
same as those from New York To San
Francisco and Pacific coast points.
Rates to interior points In Pacific terri
tory. on the other hand are higher than
the rates from New York through %
the opposite coast. II was indicated
today that one of the most important
Of the Northern coast lines will support
any movement to substitute graded
basis.
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AT 1T AGAIN.
Bow and Arrow Lafayette in Trou'
BILE Once More.

Chief Hilton received the following
|elegram this morning from the chief
u police al Detroit Michs
Send record and charge OF LaFay-
|tte arrested in your city In 1895"
II viii be recalled that in August OF
N S. LAFAYETTE and Harry Fury were
lrrested In this city for working the
|BoW and Arrow" game. They were all
|fsted BY then Chief OF Police Pratt.
Rnt escaped punishment AT that time.
|hortly after they were arrested by De-
fctive Sheets and We're given 40 DAYS
n the city jail. Little or nothing has
ben learned Of them until now. From
b. telegram Il would indicate that La
Fayette Is under arrest IN Detroit and
|pparently has been mp to some Of his
~ tricks.
Desk Sergeant Livingstone az once
Rnt LaFayette's record, so far as
hown, TO the Detroit authorities.
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WILL HONOR GOTH ANNIVERSARY.
Founding OF The First Organization Of the Relief Society by
Joseph Smith TO be Generally Observed
In the Church.

In, the respective societies. Any vet
Grams IN Relief Society work should
be remembered on such occasions as
these; brief historical sketches OF some
Of the great leaders In the movement,
past and present, might be an appro-
pirate part of the program II thodght
proper and the teachings and instruc-
tons of the Prophet Joseph to the Re
lief Society are always suggestive and
profitable to read on memorable occa-
slons.
We ALSO think II advisable that the
young women be invited to take part
and assist IN making the affair a sue
cess all around. An Invitation should
be extended 10 presiding officers and
Bishops and brethren, old and young
TO participate In the entertainment
The ten cent membership fee should
also he made feature OF the gather
ing. as II IL expected every one will
subscribe this small amount TO the gem
eral treasury.
BATHSlIEBA w SMITH.
General President.
IDA SMOOT DUsENBERRY.
ANNIE T. HYDE,
Counselors
EAIMELINE II. WELLS,
General Secretary.
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TO-ddg'S Metals.
SnvfR. Bss 55L8 cents
AfAD, $3.50
CASTING C0frfR II f.'2tsnis a ID.
LOCAL BRIEFS.


Deputy County Clerk Eldredge IL
again on duty after being confined at
his home with an attack Of tonsilitis for
several days
The janltors OF the city schools re,
ceived their salaries today from Clerk
MoretOn Of the board Of education, The
amount paid aggregated sl,bS7
There will be meeting of represen-
tative Welsh citizens at the Coop.
Il Furniture store this evening, TO talk
over arr angements for the celebration
OF 81. Daylds day on March |.
Salt Lake people are evidently taking
kindly TO the telephone for there was
an addition the past month of ninety
five subscribers TO the list OF the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company IN
this city.
This morning Sergeant Smith OF the
police department turned over to the
city Treasurer the money collected dur
ing the month OF January In fines and
forfeitures. The amount taken In
comes to Slab,
Elmer y. Jones win lecture this even
1
on the subject '"The Consumers
League" Mrs Jones lectures IN the
place Of Judge King, who has been
suddenly called to Nevada,
The regular meeting OF the Veteran
Firemen's association will be held on
Monday evening beginning at Z o'clock.
Arrangements VIII be made ut this SEES
sion for the association house warm
ing that IL scheduled for Washngtons
birthday.
Judge Diehl's father and mother
who are both Ill at their home, are re-
ported greatly improved this morning
Up 20 last night Mr.. Dlehl had not slept
for forty-eight hours, but enjoyed u
[NKood nights rest last night, and as q
4 result he W much stronger and Is re-
covering rapidly,
a County Superintendent Ashton,
addressed q lively meeting at Granger
Thursday evening, that was held for
the purpose Of promoting the county
high school IDEA The opinion Of the
1 majority of those present was that the
county should have at least nix high
4 schools.
me ScAnulnaNlan sunday morning
/ meetings Will be held In the Assembly
/ Han, instead OF the Choir Hall. the
Presiding Blshopric kindly having
4 placed that building at the disposal OF
the scandinavian Saints, for that pur-
! pose The Thursday meetings are held
as usually IN the Fourteenth ward as
sembly rooms.
In the Fourteenth ward tomorrow
8rvening an entertaining and instructive
lecture will be delivered By Prof. VIM.
M.Htewart assisted by Prof. d. II. Allen.
'rhe lecture Is 1.-THE Moral Value Of
pracaical Education" and beautifully
ILLUSTRATED with one hundred limeight
Views. Many OF the scenes viii De par
<,icularly interesting to pioneers and
farly settlers of our State, being as they
pre taken from the routet followed in
frarly days in reaching this valley, also
pr the progress OF the State.
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TEMPERANCE PEOPLE FOR Hill TON
Movement to Have Him Retained Chief Of Poce-Ihiuk Ills
Probable Successor Will Favor Sunday Saloons
And Gambling

These things have all been thor
oughly Investigated and the conclusion
arrived az that he was not altogether
responsible for the conditions as they
then existed. on the contrary, they say
they now know that he was simply fol-
lowing the policy that had been map
ped out for HIM Another thing that
has, In their minds, arisen TO favor the
retentioa Of Hilton, Is the belief that
the man who Is slated to succeed him
win permit saloons TO remain open ey-
cry Gay IN the week and gambling
houses to lnduise IN freedom OF OPP
Grafton that they have not enjoyed for
q long time rast.
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COOKS MEET TONIGHT.


a special meeting Of the Cooks and
Walters union win be held this even
lug for the purpose Of determining what
response shall be made TO the aclion
Of the propretors In ignoring their de-
mands and refusing to arbitrate. the
Union, however, has transferred its in
luative al this time. 10 the Federation
cf Labor. and cannot therefore declare
a strike unless instructed so to do by
the Federation, What the latter VII
advise win undoubtedly be determined
hy the recommendation Of the arbitra
ton committee What the latter VIII
consider TO be the most practical thing
Tor the union to do IL not known But
most Of the members Of the union are
IN favor Of forcing the issue and test
the strength Of the union at once.
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Dividend Declared.

New York. Feb Lit is stated that
o dividend of per cent has been de-
clared by the directors Of the Northern
Securities company and that the checks
already have been mailed. IT Is under
stood 10 he payable to holders OF record
January 81 and is the first dividend
paid by the new company.
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Old Line Abandoned.

Butte, Mont, Feb. la special TO the
Miner from Great Falls says the Great
Northern Railway company this MORN
Ing abandoned the old line of the Mon
tana Central between Great Falls and
Florence, a distance OF twenty-five
miles and all trains will hereafter be
run over the New Portage cut OF.
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Another Version.

lincoln. Neb., Feb, l.-Burllngton Of
ficials In charge OF the work say that
the Great Falls, Mont. extension on
that road has not been suspended In the
sense that "A recent dispatch from that
rlace Indicates. The only work thus
far ATTEMPTED is the survey. which Is
finished. and the engineers have been
called away.
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Il. II. nnnan Dead.

Los Angeles, Cal. Feb. Thomas II.
Duzan. passenger agent Of the Texas q
Pacific Railway company, In Los An
geles, died suddenly at his home In this
city late last night He'was well known
IN railroad circles.
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ApplsqulstsMuk Bread
FIRE PROOF STORAGE.

Az your rrorer for lhe renuIne.
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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
n to $4,000. Start an account.
JOSEPH r. SMITH President.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON. Cashier.
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whni shnn Me nn,e fnr nn..erl,

This question arises Ia the family
every dan Let us answer II today. Try
Jell-', Nch'iuus utssrlI prepared
n two minutes. No baking add hot
water and set TO cool Flayors; Lemon,
Grange, Raspberry and Strawberry. At
your groeers, i0c, 2
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orrRA ExounsloN ro oanrN.

The Salt Lake Opera Co. goes TO og-
pen via the Rio Grande by special train
bt 600 p. m. Monday, Feb. 3rd. Fare
5l.Q0 round trip Public invited.
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REDMAN VAN STORAGE CO., OFFICE
and storage Rooms lg6 and ~ y W TerIDlo
st. continental Market Bldg) Moving slor-
age and Packing Of ~. n. Goods a speciality
Phone A0 v. D n hedmAn. MnnageE
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COUPLE EXPERIENCED MATTRESSES
KENYON Hotel
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A BRIGHT, ACTIVE MAN CAN FIND
employ m emit at 900 Auerbach Bldg,
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GOOD COOK FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Apply SA West south Temple
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SHOES FOR psroRMEo FEST:

SOLID COMFORT FOR rHE HAsg \, ss
fl Special casts made Scisnt'nc snos
ing Gus 7. Olsen. - h. Third 7on.l. -
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ROYAL zw1rnArK

pure, clean, healthy, good for every.
body, l0c per doz. For sale at the
Royal, 252 south Main.
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HOME WORK FOR LADIES WHO WRITE
distinctly. For particulars send addressed
stamped return envelope as sample OF writ
Ing 70 Mrs, NJ summers Notre Dame, Ind.
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AMERICAN HOME CO., Co.0PERA-
tive. Is your month's rent duei stop paying
rent own your own home Property own.
ers make good citizens, Cooperation makes
the burden light. $3.50 per month. no inter.
est, VII get yon q $1,000 home; sllQO per
enable you 10 lift your mortgage, build or
buy home any location Call and let us
explain 1t to you, Office u W. end So Once
open from 9 Il. m, 20 ID m.
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LIFE INSURANCE,

INSURANCE IN rue CON. Nv NJ slr'
costs least Write ,or ofdclal 70 ~. . "a VI
ueulars A haophsrson. ~ ff0E''
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FUTILE BROS, 40 MAIN STREET.
$3.50 for house and lot worth 500 today,
must be sold soon, rooms, flowing we'll, fno
lot all fenced. sheds trees, etc, on 4th H. 81.
sl9O Tor good lOxl0on z st., bench, faces
). and T., fine healthy dry location, This
price Is just half asked by other owners
there, is worth about 1000 today. Call quick.
futile Bros, Progress. Herald Building.
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sPEcIAL.

THE DEsEREp NEWS Wilt sEyb IA =
limited uumter OF tho etest edition =. ~, ~,
standard Dictionary tor Tthlns or s'o'''''
Price $500
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THIS Is A GOOD TIME TO Rlflrn
work Is slack, materials are plenty ma
contractors Will takea JOB Tor sevor9l hH "l
dred dollars less than In summer Ma IVY" W.,
lend the money at low rates aud on v",,
favorable terris We have too much mnNay
on hand right now, ald want TO lend Il +,
people TO build homes We Will dyonro ~
money as the building progresses SO tbas
the owner VIII get the benefit OF the Lowest
cash price Tor material and labor, A rop'
tractor can always afford 10 work for le.,
when he knows his money Is ready Tor Mn,
contractors al tell us thar they can p0 In n
lower bid every time when they Know tb'
money - coming from us. because thew Know
Just wnat 10 count on and can save CunId
cradle In tho purchase OF material Anyono
who owns lot ought 10 start Ia Right no,s an
tne plans or house. We Will be Qlad T., M
sist with our advice and suggestions in tLn
matter. II desired we Will arrange f0r ths
plaus and the building OF Tho hon,e from
START 70 finish, and can save money for onr
customer by so doing In fact. W. can nm
nlsh the LOT. too II necessary. We accent
part payment at any time, reducing the IN.
terest accordingly, SO that ordinary rent Viii
pay FOR tho place. Why not call and ili,
the matter overf IL VIII cost nothiug AND
we may be able to serve you.
McGurrin & Co., ~ W. Second South
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

WHEAT. OATS AND ROLLED BARLEY
Timothy aud Alfalfa Hay, Car load lots
cleveland Commission 20, 10 West Second
south street Telephone vs.
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UrAH ooMmEnolAL AND sAvesBANr

Interest paid on savings. w. Y
Armstrong. prest., p. w. Madsen, Vice.
5prest.. ]. II Game, cashier.
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FOR SALE Or REM.

10 ACRE FARM on nth. EAST. RE
tween 18th aud 18th South, orchard an,
water tight q room house large barn Ad
dress Alpheus lockwood, sugar House Z. D
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Specialist Skin, Gento- Urinary and
Rectal Diseases. sth floor, Progress Bldg
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roDAY's TEMPERATURES.

10 a, M, is; II a. m, ipi 70 o'clock
noon, 2o ] p. M, III 2 p. m, Il.
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CASH REGIS STEERS.
EsTRAY NOTICE.

ONE BROWN HORSE, ABOUT IL YEARS
old, cross on left shoulder and thigh one
brown colt about months old, star In fore
head. one black mare about years old
running sore on loft hip, halter on. II the
above described animals are not called for
aud taken away on or before February &,
lgOA they will be sold at city estray pound at
2p. m, John q. Mattox, poupdkeeper
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED AMI RELAlD.
Called Tor and delivered promptly Best
equipped plant In The city Phone lOO3, 9 l..
cleaning Works corner sth W. IS Temple
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

BIG SToCKrAKlNG SALE NOW ON AT
David !. Gallichers Trunk Factory, 90 f..
Third south $500 trunks, sigj $40 suit
case. sole leather, s49ji 800 bags sos
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

WE SELL THE EARTH. OVER 500
places all parts OF the Oitg Easy terms II
you wish, See Realty Co., 2H Main. Phone
tnO
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

.>~1.e->-~s~..--,-~
FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS DAILY;
Creamery sc; Ranch l5c and l7Hc; comb and
strained Honey. Farmer.'s Union, O. W. LIST 80.
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LACH'S. 30G STATE ST. NEW AND
secondhand Furniture. Carpets and Stoves
bought, sold and exchanged. See mo before
you buy. No trouble to show goods
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HELP WANTED.

GOOD SOLICITORS, SALARY OR LIB
eral commission Reference required En-
quIre Ut this Office
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Everybody eats t. Nothing beats II.
Look for the label aud ask your grocer
for II every day Health follows.
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PERSONAL.
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED RESPONSIBLE MANAGER
10 take charge OF warerooms and Office TO be
opened In Utah to further business interests
OF old established manufacturing concern.
salary as per month and extra profits Ap-
piicant must furnish good references and
have 81 500 cash, Address superintendent Z.
.. Box iIgl, Philadelphia, Pa
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LAMPS AND RErLsoroRs.

COPPER. BRASS. TlNAND SHEET IRON
work Metal spinning general repairing
D stoned, n =, Third so ~
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MAcHINisrs.
upHoLsrERiHc AND RspAIRInc
SHOE AND HARNESS. OIL.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE.

lOc worth saves slOO Makes shoes water
proof and tough. Agents wanted. " E2nd
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MONEY 70 L.oAN

0sPEk CENT INTEREST ON INppoVrf,
Guy property, Mortgage No comm, ,n ~
nnd privilege OF partial payment. Wleks 10
state ST. N"' w
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DENTISTS
PHYSICIANS

DIR \. =. PAYNE ~ MAIN SpFo. At
~ Diseases Of women and chlldroa saa,'
faction guaranteed. Call or wrlta f
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NEWS TELEPHONE NUMBERS.

City Editor .. 800
business ONCE q rings $50
Business Manager % rIngs $50
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PAINTING AND pApEaHAwolnc.

SPRING HOUSE CLEANING WILL BE
easy Y you have your painting psperhang-
Ing, etc, done now BESIDES, it's cheaper
Our regular men must be kept busy. R0.
member our motto; Always the best paint
painters and paperhangers" W. A, DuyalL
Hi W. Second south. Telephone lliS-k