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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-09-26

The glasses that l use hurt my eyes
md cause me troubles"
The glasses that L use affect my
eyes TIL l see double. r-BerernGes.
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"Win nothing move you?" pleaded
the ardent wild man, who was as adept
at lovemakIng us he WIS at eating raw
beef.
The fat lady glanced at her corpu-
lent self and smiled. "Yes." she chuc-
kled; "a derrick. Chicago News
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II wouldn,t work.

q found" said the man who fire.
qupnts the races, that seemed 70
win every second day. 80 l made up
my mind to take fresh start and bet
Snly every second day"
And how did you come out"
Well. think must have started
the scheme the wrong day."-Chicago
Post.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-09-26

A man likes nm industrious woman
when he Is hungry. but after he has
eaten he likes to be amused by an idle
woman who hER had time to curl her
hnir.-AtChLson Globe.
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nhr nn perLred n cnnnon.

1t is related that an Indian chief
once approached General Crook and
wanted to borrow a cannon
DO yo2 cSpcct ne to loan you .
caRnou wlsh which to XIII my SOL
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An 1ntnrrstInr nnnl,.

1--WE had great pleasure today In re-
viewing a book that is entirely new to
me-" said the literary editor
whats that" inquired the snake
editor, "a bankbook?" - Philadelphia
Record,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-09-26

The story is told Of an Irishwomun
who tried to console her husband with
the remark that he would have fair
trial and an upright Judge. "Yerra,
woman" replied her spouse "whatd 1
want wild IN upright judge? What
wants is Judge that'u lean little"
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Her idea of II.

would you marry a man whose
wife had secured divorce from him
for crueltyY'
Il could tell better after saw the
voman."-ChIcago cord.Herald.
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shn snnI,e Too Enrlr.

Lady with awfuliy painted cheeks
My portrait is very good, but don't You
think that the a-checks-are a tribe
pale?
Artist-Yes. they are not done yet
leave that to the FlIcgende
Batter.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-09-26

diersr' rne old veteran inquired
mo- the chief replied; Kill soldiers
with a club Want cannon to kill COW.
boys"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-09-26

Opportunity has all her hair on her
forehead, but when'she has passed you
cannot call her back She has not tuft
whereby you can lay hold on her, for
she is bald on the back part of her
bend and newer retnrns.-RabelnIs-
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There are three things about the
north pole that have never been dis
Internationally where it is, what it is
and why il Is.
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INC KIND or Judee Ne wnnte

Fire esapas were FIRST made in Paris
In 1761
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-24
TO THE TRADE
Bric-a-brac, China, Notions and Toys
Worth Seeing.

The webb-Freyschlag Mercantile
company of Kansas City, Mo-, have
now on exhibition at $3.50 West Third
South street their complete line of
samples of bric-a- brsc, china, candle
labra, framed pictures, notions and
toys, which make a very beautiful
showing, worth coming miles to see.
John Which is in charge of the exhibit,
and will be assisted by Walter Taylor
and Miss Aynie Townsend. all of
whom will be pleased to meet their
wide circle of friends and show them
beautiful goods that must prove of in
tereSt to every one.
The framed pictures hung around the
spacious rooms, together with the ar
tistic china, bric-a-brac and notions
give the large room the appearance of
an art museum; while the mechanical
toys and novelties will amuse even
those who have left childhood far be-
hind
These goods were bought in the for
eign markets before the recent advance
In prices. and the firms customers WIN
reap the benefit of their foresight.
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Local Briefs

OFFICE HOURS.-Durfng the coming
week Superintendent of Public Schools
Christensen viii be in his office from 2
till on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day ard from 10 till Y Saturday.
DEATH OF AN OIL MAN.-wnIiam H.
Hensler. a well known employee of the
Continental Oil company in this city. died
funeral will be held on Monday and will
probably be conducted by the knights of
Pythias.
SHOWELL IMPROVING William
Shovel who was hurt while tearing
down the old 7. r. Jones bank building,
is not a laborer. but the contractor in
charge Of the work. Yesterday Mr..
Shovel was reported well on the road
TO recovery.
PATIENT RECOVERING.-Mrs. Sam
uel Crager. who was operated upon for
iaparOtomy at the Holy Cross hospital on
Friday. is convaleScing as vel as could
be expected. Although the operation was
OF a critical nature. Mrs. Crager's re-
covery seems assured.
WANTS NEWS OF BROTHER-G. w.
Btttle of Lisbon. Ia. called upon Sheriff
Ham Mayor yesterday morning and So
brother. Andrew c. Bittle. who has been
missing from home since May q The
last heard of him was when he left Lis
bon with through ticket in his pocket,
bound for the west to locate a good
farm.
PRESSING TAXPAYERS.-The water
works department has started the annual
crusade against water users who are de-
Lnouent in the payment of their taxes.
The city tres surer has sent out the last
warning notices. and those whose names
are on the delinquent list may expect 10
have their water pipe connections broken
at the curb without further notice. Al
ready several users have found the reason
why they do not get a supply of water.
THIRD PUMP STARTED.-The third
pump installed at the outlet of Utah lake
was put in operation yesterday and
worked satisfactorily. increasing the river
flow from 200 to SEQ cubic feet per sec
ond- The flow in the city canal
amounted the past few days to more than
at any tine during the season on &C
count Of the volume pumped, but today
the flow will be increased 50 per cent,
aftording ample supply for irrigation pur-'
poses for all parts of the city.
HORSE RAN Y.-Superintendent
Masters Of the United States smelter and
bis wife narrowly escaped serious injury
last evening in a runaway. They were
out driving IN single rig, and while on
East South Tenole street one of the
lines broke. and the horse becoming
frightened dashed down Ninth East
street Both STAYED with the buggy until
Ninth South street was reached, when
the horse came to a standStin. after up
setting the rig. Mr. Masters received a
cut above the eve and his wife a severe
shaking up, and both consider themselves
lucky that nothing more serious hap
pened
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S-auart Granite Saucepans Giver
AWAY

On Monday. Aug. %. Zone day only.
we will give one sgt. Granite Sauce-
pan with each $1.OO purchase of our
celebrated Teas, Coffees, Spices, Bak-
Ing Powders, Extracts. etc. You need
the pan; you need the goods. TRY
US. See our window. National Tea
1mpt- Co. Third South and Main.
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POSITIONS FOR STUDENTS,

One hundred students from the Salt
Lake Business college, TempIeton. fur
nished good positions during past wear.
More than combined record of all other
commercial schools in the state. Liter
AZURE giving details furnished free
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~1~~
REWARD

In the burglary committed in ths
Little Queen saloon Aug. Is, at Ogden
q number Of Ogden City warrants
having register numbers from, 2S. 2O9 +1
1898 inclusive and registered June 1s
1902, were stolen, being the property OF
the undersigned Anyone having occa-
sion 20 cash such warrants is advised
10 ascertain the source of title. For the
recovery and return of these warrants
will pay a reward of 500.
ERIK LARSON.
2S19 WASHINGTON ayenna Oraan
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-24

A machine Of pare, clean steel. kneads
our dough for Royal bread. No sweat
from the human hands and body To
make It Hnclean. Buy it and see that
the label Is on It. For sale at all
grocers. and served in all first-clas SIS
restaurants. Royal Bread.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-24
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Once
of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum Temperature IS degrees; min
imum temperature, So degrees; mean tenn
perature. rs degrees. which is 4 degrees
above the normal. accumulated deffcien-
cy of temperature since 1st of month. 10
degrees: accumulated excess of tempera-
ture since jan !. 81 degrees Total pre-
cipttation from p. m. to 6 D. m. none;
accumulated deficiency of precipitation
since list of month. AS inch: accumulated
deficiency of precipitation since Jan. /,
2.34 inches
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-24
Announcement

Miss Nora Gleason has returned from
the east and resumes teaching Aug. 20.
Pupils desiring hours must apply AT
ONE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-24

Castle Gate. Clear Creek, Winter
Quarters. Sunnyside lump. nut and
slack: anthracite (all sizes) $3.50 per
ton until Sept 1. 70 South Main street;
telephone 429. d. J. SHARP, Agent
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE.
On Monday at 1890 q. m No eS5 S
Main St. in rear, fine parlOr set rock
ers, carpets, bed lounge. fine sideboard.
new Singer sewing machine. iron beds
fine Born steel range good as new lot
dishes and cooking utensils, tables and
stands. etc etc
ALSO ON WEDNESDAY. AUG. r.
at 1879 a. m, No IS E Fifth South St
over drug store, fine parlor furniture. ?
folding beds, fine dressers. willow and
other rockers, fine mahogany bookcase
and desk combined. fine sideboard. center
tables, extension table, range and heat
ing stove, child's folding bed pictures.
curtains, couch, iron beds, fine carpets.
bedding. curtains portieres, fine cOmbina-
ton kitchen table. etc, etc
ALSO ON THURSDAY
Aug ., at 1880 a. m. goods of Professor
Nillert- No 2S3z w First South St. Up
stairs. four fine bookcases, lot good ooJrcs,
writing desk and chair. fine oak music
cabinet. lot fine tables, couch. carners.
extension and other ia bleS. hanging
lamps, folding bed. dressers sewing ma
chine, cot and mattress, clothes closets.
lot dishes, glass and graniteWare fine
couch. lot fine rockers. gasoline stove lot
screens, pictures. etc. etc.
K A ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
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BUBBLE.

100 cars fob. Salt Lake City. 81. 40 per
ton Potter Grey Stone Co. 203-4
Auerbach bldg.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits W. +. Arm
strong, president; ]. E. Caine, cashier.
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Everybody drinks Manitou water. the
water that made Colorado famous.
UTAH LIQUOR On
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PERSONAL.
RETURN GOOD FOR EVIL.

RETURN GOOD FOR EVIL.
An eminent LAWYER of Baltimore, Md,
John Henry Keene. has recently written
and published a wonderful booklet, enti-
tied Christian Science and Its Enemies
In which he startlingly condemns the
pulpit's unjust attacks upon Rev Mary
Baker g. Eddy and Christian Science. A
representative of the press called on Mrs.
Eddy to inquire as to her endorsement of
this book. In reply she said: Upon read
ing the grand preface of Mr.. Keene's S
book, laid il aside from lack of time just
then. and sent my compliments to the
author. with an order for said books.
After perUsing his book thoroughly
changed my opinion, not of the authors
talents. scholarship and high intent (aI-
though | have never seen him), but of
the advisability of publishing the book
and Immediately requested the parties to
dtsconenue publishing il in its present
form of treating the subject. 1 did this
solely because the authors vehemence in
denouncing the pHlpits furious attacks
upon me was not consonant with my
Christian sentiment. IL is written of our
great Master. whose life and teachings
furnish nv model. that When he was
reViled he reviled not again.
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Dr. E NJ Keysors method CT filling
teeth is painless. 1s2 Main street, Auer-
bach building. Telephone 1120 K.
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Up-to-date Signs, Phone o26-K.
American Wall Paper Co. 314 State.
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Wasatch Summer Rexnr.

Twenty miles from Salt Lake civ
cool and convenient, easily reached
Rates reasonable.
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Salt Lake Abstract Co. Bonded.
Quick, accurate. and responsible WORT.
A. W. SMITH, Manager.
Rhone aV4. 10 w. LIST So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-24

SNAPS IN REAL ESTATE
The Following is the biggest money
maker IN the market today. considering
the money invested II beats them all.
22o-acre ranch. five-room house, barns,
sheds. farm implements, dairy utensils,
buggies, chickens, 200 tons hay, spring
water. also creek supply to land, a milk
business of over 500 90 month. Who is
the lucky man to get this?
We have property all over city. all
prices. MGURRIN & CO.,
IS w ID So.
FUTILE BROS, 14s Main Street.
Mortgage sale. or. bk- cot, east end of
city, S1,500 mtge. on ii, wants enough in
ADDITION TO mtge to pay expenses Of sale,
that's anii
$3.50 buys s-r. fr cot and 52x1H. fruit
and shade, s part Of city,
500 for nice 3-r. FIR cot and lot. fenced.
TINS end of Liberty park.
$l,Zoo cot, lot and barn, chicken no., z
shade trees, garden, etc, on Lincoln Ave.
sec. cot: lot and alley, water in kitch-
en-. fruit, lawn and shade, Emerson Ave
So25 down. bal easy
Yine-clad cots. to palatial residences.
futile Bros, Progress-Herald Bldg.
12-room modern brick. corner. lot 5x1O
rods, close in, a great bargain. $500.
7-room brick, modern, 1st ST., close in,
lot Sx7 rods. 5000
7-room brick, modern, list St, lot 21kxfO
rods. $500
4-roonn frame cottage. near Sth w. and
"a 80. StS- M,lUt.
3x7 rods. 9Th e, near I'd So. 1850
2l2xlo rods, It'll w. near I'd So, $52S.
WEIR, 40 W. ID So.
SNAP for cash a fine farm and
ranch combined of $50 acres, 4-room
mouse. orchard. independent water, other
improvements Situated three and one
half miles north of Temple block. For
further information see Mrs MacDuff.
first house south Becks Hot Springs.
Two lots. Sd &. near 10th So. A great
bargain.
Eightzroon brick. near 18th So. and
State 81 200.
Six-roon modern brick east side, g, 500.
Hubbard Inv. Co.. Is ". ID So.
HOUSTON, THE HOUsERs.
Have bargains in houses Isl South Main.
WE SELL real estate-that's all futile
Bros. lss Main street. Red ball signs
THE NATIONAL HOMEsEEKERS
association has matured two contracts
this month for D. ]. Williams of Provo
He can demonstI ate the value Of our
plan
You pay $50 per month while waiting.
and 50 so per month after loan is made
Salt Lake City Office. go Dolly Block:
Ogden Office. sos Eccles BLOCK.
BEST bargain in city. Only two left
Easy terms. Strictly modern Groom new
brick cottage. See owner. Rear So So.
18th East St
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Honest PLUMBERS.

I. NJ. Higley & Co. 100 East FRS
South. Phone 145SK- Electric wiring.
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SALE on secondhand typewriters this
week: all kinds. Hammond Agency; Chi
Cages sold on - payment, and only $3.50
See Stout AZ E % So
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FOR sALE--RgAL ESTATE.
SNAPS IN REAL ESTATE.

AN elegant residence on Brigham St.
Apply at % II St
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RESPECTABLE man and wife no chill
Gren. desire position in mining camp.
woman good cook. Both healthy and
WILING 81 So. w. Temple
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Leading carpenter and jObber, II. T.
williams. lis e 1st So. Phone sS4Y.
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NAN of 40. correspondent, bookkeeper.
GOODS business man. wants position with
business mousse or literary man or wo-
man. VIII go anywhere. Address A II
Herald. ~
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,o5 = "a BISHOP, Assayer; removed -
I1O West I'd South. OPP. postofffce -
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MALE HELP WANTED.

NGNff6"' N1SfE6, FGHfE6.
Wanted for Salina. stone masons, 81.
Rockmen, 81 . per day; la5orers. 81 day
Wanted for Idaho, 3 teamsters and
laborers. s. per day
Wanted for Tucker and Cotton, Utah,
10 concrete men, 81 p and $50 per day.
20 men extra gang, for R. G. W, sl.75
and & 90 per day
Wanted for bennington cutoff. 100 men
20 men for Mahoney Bros, steam shovel
men. teamsters and laborers. g per day
10 men for Taylor Bros, teamsters and
holders s. and s. 70 per day.
30 men for Flick & johnson, laborers
and steam shovel men, 81 per day and up
Wanted for Los Angeles, Cal, machine
men. bench men and drillers. 300 per day
500 men wanted for Nevada, machine
men, driliers, hammersmen, teamsters.
laborers, muckers. s. to s3-25 per day.
We ship daily to Fenton, Elko, Carlln,
Wadsworth. Clarks and Reno
Remember the Dixon Labor Agency,
40 East First South, Cor. Commercial ST.
Salt Lake City, Utah
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OR HIRE Horses. light or heavy rig.
SOS 9TH East
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ALL sizes new and secondhand safes
Car Just received also cash registers
Sorensen-Stoutt Co.. IS E I'd So
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ALMOST new furniture for sale. S2S
Constitution block.
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ASSAYERS

J. MVICKER, 46 Richards St,
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE. 10 SoTr1
1emp.e street N. S Hanauer,
Manager Analytical work A snerfeItv
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GOOD paying business for energetic wo-
man with small capital d. L. Miller. Us
Main St. room J.
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That $500 Horton Hat
for fall. in derby and fedora shapes
gives the wearer unquestioned value
and latest style.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main street.
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MAIDEN lady. good appearance, re-
proachlesS character. orphan My parents
died three years ago. leaving me SO, 900 in
cash and bonds: also real estate worth
$4,000 nv time was spent caring for my
country. Had no chance to meet sdesira-
bic husband. Only sincere gentlemen need
answer, giving description. Object, early
marriage. Edna. 161 Michigan St, Chi
caso.
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KEMNIERER COAL TEL. 20.
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E. NJ ONION. Auctioneer and Apprais-
er, 245 State St
FOR FURNITURE and carpets cali at
J. x L. Furniture & Carpet INSTRUMENT
House. terms. 81 on SO. 80 n TIC
East Second South
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HONEY BEER SC. TRY IT.
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Another "Coriant0n" matinee next
Wednesday.
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FINE hammerless Remington shotgun
for sale cheap. DR.. Kirkwood. 159 Main
st.
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TO TAKE charge Of roomins bonse or
keep house for old couple. BY niddIe-s eed
quiet lady No objections to leaving city.
address A Il Herald
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SIX-ROOM brick cottage. east side.
close in; $3.50. Dooley. 80 Commercial
block
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ROOMING houses. all prices. See my
list before buying. d. l. Miller. rs Main
St. room 1.
Hotel. European plan. 80 rooms, 81, 500.
Rooming house, IS rooms, 81, 800.
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AGENTS WANTED.

-~~~~~-~~-~.~S~-~-~.~ ~-~s~-~~~~~.~S~
NEVER SLIP skirt supporter 800
per cent profit Sells for Is cents sam
pie cents Circular free. Curtis Nov
Co. S749 Lake ave. Chicago.
CIGARPHONE-Mus wonder. Looks
like a cigar. Always in tune. PLAYED
by any one Sample Zoe Queen Ann Sun.
Co. L box SIS. Seattle. Wash
GENTS drawer supporter Latest and
best Fine for agents Sample pair y
cents Eastern Supply Co, 26 Langton
St. San Francisco. Cal
GOOD SOLICITORS, ladies or gentle
men: salary or commission. Call between
/ and D. m, room ]. IS s State st
GOOD solicitors ladies or gentlemen
for city and to travel Good pay Chi
cago Picture Co. "a s. ". Temple
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ROARn Ann ROOMS

WILL board and room either Two lady
or two gentlemen teachers. in private
family of two. in eastern part Of city
Reasonable rates A Il Herald
FIRST-CLASS board and room 81 W.
LIST North
LARGE, PLEASANT ROOMS; good
board: modern 2O6 w LIST North Tel
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SAND in large quantities. Barrow
Brothers. 43 West Second South.
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! w CURRIE. No. u West Third
SCUM street, Salt Lake City Samples b.
mali or express receive prompt attention
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FRESH Jersey COW, 5000. Fair
grounds, Exposition building
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OR TRADE-Household goods. Modern
house for rent. IA So. Sth East st.
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TRUNK FACTORY

II you want TO save money on trunks
and vaifses go TO D. l. GALLAGHER. So Ea st
Third South, west of Knutsford- No
Main street rent saves 3 per cent
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THE VILLA. a2-2 0S Jennings block, fine
suite. nicely furnished. electric light
apartments Call Sunday 2:50-5 o'clock.
Address above number
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AS PORTER or at work around hotel
SPEAK several languages. Handy man
Address A g Herald
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TEN tons of first cut Iucern- INQUIRE
or address V NJ. Dewey. Twenty-first
street. Sugar ward
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SEND 10 cents for -'Cupid's Dart" con-
tanning long list of personals of ladies and
gentlemen anxious TO marry. Spokane
Correspondence Bureau box S62. Spokane,
Wash.
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GOOD mich COW, $z7.0o. ITO South 4th
East. Call after p. m
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TWO fresh mich COWS $50 So 1st
West St.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-24

YOUNG woman wants washing or
ironing or cooking by the day. 449 E 9Th
So. st.