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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-16

Tho old reliable Cotton Belt
route, one Or The best " the south
efn railwsy systems, il making
some very low rsfes for special ex.
cursione mentioned 10 their adver.
tisemeDt On smother page h thia
paper The Cotton Belt does
nothing by halves, except IN the
matter ~ cutting rates Then
they cnt sem square ia two, some
times adding a. for good measure.
If you wsut - 20 east Or south
this summer the Cotton Bell Is the
line you should take. Their trains
arc the finest money ean equip.
and their service ie git edged. II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-16

iske Q trip TO the mounsains
Nla the popular route ssFrlsco
y stem. One fare plus Doc for
luuna sfip wa The Frisco System
niii take jou 70 Denver. Colorado
sftinss' Pueblo. 6lenwood sprlnes
aud salt Lake. Tickets %
saie June hrsi to September 80
inclusive. For stop overs ana
IN 9suel information call Oh A, u
Y llsoD, local agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-16

AT YOUR SERVICE ALWAYS
4 the pride of the southwsst--
The Katy Flyer 1he fastest
beet equipped train between ST.
Louis Indian Territory aud Texss
Through siscpers both Nortb and
South. summer tourists should
consider their own comfort ID
travelling and ooBcede it's The
Right Train 70 Take. George
.iorson, g. p. t j. A., At. X. i
7 BY. S., Louis, 40.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-16

The Rock Itland railroad IA
making some veEy low sumner
tourist rates p the wesi. which
vent into effect fhe arst 0f the
month Points ID Colorado. Esat
be Black Hills district, South De-
k0ts, II Paso Te1ss. and other
pointe are ilsted. Tickets 20 On
eals June ! 70 sept. 50. Cal on
Or address X Stephens. local
agsnt for further particulars. dif
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-16

Semi-annual meeting Of South.
ern Lumber Manufacturing Asso.
eiation. 81. Louis, 30 July Il
and IS For the above occasion
The Frisco win sell fonno trip
tickets for one aud one-thifd fare
on tae cnte ate plao
Ac. Wlis0n Agt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-16
LAWN gOoIAL.

90 Friday evening next, ihe Is.
dies Of the Christian chnrch w,il
serve re- cfeam snd cake On the
spacious Lawn ~ The home of Mre.
Henry 3 Jchuson, 81 ibe corner 0f
6sh and Idaho sonth Hill. There
wiil De 30 special Invitations seaf
90 msnbeFe of BE- church. but all
are invited and expected % cone.
fat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-16

fne Ekpfees has . good 1nfuf-
nnned room for rent over rBls Once.
The room is suitable for omce
purposes . sleeping apartment.
0f eab BE- divided ini0 Two rooms
end ased for light housekeeping.
cali at thle oiiice for parneaiasf.
dff
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-29
SMrcGlid, perDronnt.

9eBten GonneritaQ Gnrmitta9 uaren
@barles sAofier, Der allf Der Corning
6orm 0tljrb pm Der Staot wphnt, uno
feline Srau oomit belhdItlQt, 9lpIelbut=
ter ein5utohen, ais ploBilcD Die Sleioer
Der 6r0u S0oif,r in grOuo Qerietlsn.
Sn emem NuQenbHt mar Die arme
6rnu in 6lunnIen einAcbiiltt uno ouD
ibr Moun, Ger herbeieiIte, um su l0=
jtben, truQ ih,uere 8r0nowunOen oo=
U0u. yttdubt uom SlAmerS fisl Truu
S9afIer su 8ooeu, unO mu6te III oos
D2us 9Gtro8en peloen, mobrsnO elm
Sruoev G6dfsyS auI ,in W'ro 'pron9,
um eiuen 2irSt su 6olcn.
gBie Die GIri0er Tetter QcFnnAer, II.
nitbt feIt8eIteat Oob 9t1N0t man, oob
Die 6ran wdErsNo lie IiA umQsore0t,
um etpQ5 5U 60Isn, nit 0En &lcl0ern
Dem Teuer ~ nabe fQ@.
9a0 Den ltbten geIiNt2n belinocn
iib Shoifer uno Jroa aai Dem 2He0e
Ger 8e112rnnl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-29
Observation-Disclosures

5o6u VI. DoOis, 5toniort, Gonn. =
NalborD 10. geo 5o4nlon, @ona1
9D0er.
2lmos ". Gumbaugh, 9Rt. p!eoiaNt,
pa. -G0no @. Buff. @anal GoOsr.
0onaro Il. IorQler - Nun3t3a Sone8,
beioe bon Nifers.
Jobn 8. Gunce. 6Hntin9ton, Slo. -
9lmanoa 9. Sputt, SbanesOi0e.
Dsrbert .. Gipsni6;eo. HOQer5uiuc -
S}oa :. @unnisr, Spans @reet.
2imbroaio GeraBa, GoIben = Santinc
4 5clarim. 8eiOter.
6uQb 9lQen - Mar9aret Bier, bsiot
BON New Pbila.'
Nttbur 9. emsanp. Seem 9bilaoelpbic
-gloele 9. Rart5. @anul Ooper.
2aoio 6. ltsars. Nelp YbilaOslpbia -
Warp Dr. gefer. ClOtotun.
Gowaro Senrp Collars - @0IIie 2ucp,
beioe bon Ganal 8oOer.
Sames N. gtiAOls, 2a9ran9e, .. -
6lOrence Wereoitb, g}ep Bbllu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-29

Ser tiirsline 9luttionss @ertanf uUn
Seioe i'm 9Stithe ron $500. 600 haite
leinen @iuilup onf oen S,ioenmartt.
8u mir in Der yu9e naSen, rehtSeitl9
uno 3u Den bllilqlten &rrlltn 81 tauIen,
10 iiuo MIR i+Bt i'll Der Gage, sud- aus-
nabmsueile ptrtbuo0e Stolle titr me-
Mig Gjelo gu Oeytoufen. Wdbreno mir
cine gauge spulte bieriiber ibreiben
t0nntetl. Oenten MIR, 0iele Nnoeutun9
lei Qcnnpeno uno plitenl@ud) 81 foms
men, uno Die Geioe 5u pruftn. Ssoe
Yuro 1T golantlrt uuO tDAni S9 20
ErnSent babel erporen.
15e. 20 3oii brciiCy ilpay6er 3GfTet
miro heut usrtauIt Su soc.
$l00 GuoIitdt itlwaraer Saflet,
q 3ou brett, rgousiit 81 75c.
$l25 Guoti!Qt IAmorSsr 6atIgt, 3G
3oIl breit rsou}irt Sa 81,
Sl35 Gualiidt Yeon De Soie, 3G
3otl brett, reouSlrt 2u $i.
$3.50 Guntltat iAipuSer 3oifet, 81
3ou brett. reou5ilt Su $l,25.
q 3cu w%.ey tFItro- l0frt III oat"
Tarben 6n 81.
gaiy Oeytauftn ntue 3oiitt. S,ioe i'll
60rben, q 3ou melt. IN 10 periCbNoc.
nen Shotttrungen, Die Iur 80.Gcrt:
biuia mGre, fur So GcIts. 29tna 59y
Uis 0uoli!6t in Getrddl 5jtlt. IL it
Dies obns 3weiiei Die bette ltno biNiaIte
5ei>>", Die je in cislsr 5t0ot pg,to"
iUu,he.
GOmmt uoo p1ait oieistbe.
9. 9. 31yise3 SroBcr Gtogc,
0fz9o5itrake, Nen Ggiia., ..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-29
8urnitoe's
Oel)artcmeut GtOre.

Senft oaran. baB mir uniere Gae1s-
sraarett Qusbertaufen. uno tpenn
SIR 0e.o iparen pollt on 6lanel, @o=
lico, 6jinabam, Muslin, 6utterifoff
Iiir Gleioer. 10 1T ieBt @uere @eleQen-
belt. sSbr t0nnt INNER 8elo iparen,
weml Sbr bebutiam einfQnTt,
lluier Gussoaaren 9cparte=
r.cnt 1T pollltdnoig ausgeltattet.
geis baben Die gr0Bte Quslpabl bon
gatnirten Siiten il! Der 5taot. unIsre
Wo0en liro Die reueiten uno unlers
Yreiie bic nieorialten. Wir aAten ba=
rauf @uh 6ilie su oerfaufen, Die guh
gut anlieben. gReinl ilniere 0iite Sud
niht out anitsben, 40 tpolen mir nilht,
baB sSbr DieIslben fauft. neil mir Iieber
nibts uerfaufen, als Dab mir gub et=
mas perfaufen. bas nidbt befrisoriot.
llnIere gbrlihteit i'm Wei1dft 1T oas
@ebeimnib unieres grfolqes. gs per=
lohiIt iih INNER, bic Gintduie 3u rna=
den bel
SllyuSice3.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-29
Cine gauge NdmberbanDc

fbeiut in leBter 3eit biefe 8egyno iii.
iiher 81 na1elt Set Der Gountps
6air noriiber lit. lsbeillen nun Die
Siebe ilre 8patigteit bon @at.al gouer
nod unierer 5taot perlegt iii babeu.
9lm Sienltoa gtbeno, mdbreno Sonna
I'M Gpernbaule pyeoigte, oas Ser.
Staoten ScDnyumt lults A.m Yeneu
oeS Shllfstrult geplilnoert peroen,
fu1ten 3ltbe in oas 6dus upn ifrle6=
rio Salner on Slt=6rontlitabe sin3u-
breden, ;rariffeu aber Die 6luibt, ais
elmer Der Gnoben Elm 8enlter 0iinets .Es1
Belieren @rfolg batten Die .Gpibbu-
anl ndmlltDea Nbtno I'M 0aule non
Slaac &prnS on 9lt=SorbltraBe. IS
pur Nienono Su 9uule uno Die Giebe
tpnnten eine 5etentbiir aufbreben uno
onrhlubten oos 9anSe 6ans. Sic
1anoen ehpGs gelo un0 nobmsn ouBer=
Dem slusi llebeyi6fe mo einfn &suplper
init.
aim qlei;len 9beno wuroen ouT ntn,
g8eae 5ulIAyn bier uno @anal 3ouer
ond perI0ieoene Geuie bon Girolbyn
0liQebuten.
9lm 9DnnerEi02 Mbcno mahte,l Gin=
BREEDER einen SerIub in oos 0aus pon
0oroce 9aQ all Clt=6od,itraBe einSu-
Orln9en, lDtrOsn dber psrIheuht.
"lm ndmli0en 2lbtno bemertte man
au3 on 5routiirabe bsi Der g8obnung
Der Rtarooa 6aml!i: 3pei oerodd)tise
Reflp.
Qtm 0onnerIaQ 9lbtno murOc
oub in llbri0sbiQe eingebro1en. 8os
oQus bon limos Ntc Gpnul0 puyoe
our3Iudt uno meGrers Nu5ii9e ocn
nc9sn llnteriItioern oeIioblsn. Gaa"
seaoben Iib bic Nduber noO Ger Ndfc=
,ei bon N!er Comic, no Iie $24 81 cy=
bsutetgn BACON $2 so IN GupfcrmtlG-
8tll.
Nm Sonn!oQ Nbeno lUur0e Ser 9er.
Iu0 Qema0t, DurdD biz 6intert0ilr in
oie.gSirt5itb0it pou N Ssibplo an gt.
Sroa0nap ein5ubre6en, oo1 alS e5 ben
Ginbrehern Qeluugen mar, oas S1lpb
3u brcA'n, tuur0en lie peyIheu1t.
gu6 Oil 60ir StruBe iudDtenI am
5onutag Nbeno slpei Mdnner in uer.
l9ieoene 0duer einaubrebsn.
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0eftorbcm.

9lm %. Oft. in Nsw Ghifooefpbia
Gmerp 8. Orr i'm Nltsr opn % Sats
rem OH Der Nussehruna. @r bmterldBt
eine Wittme uno Elm Rino.
Nm 23, Gtt. in giders Golina
perlm, bier Sabre oft, an 8ipbteria.
glnl 26. Ott. in Nem @omerstonn
9. s. Wbitin9 nod llnQerer Grant=
belt i'm Utter bon rs Sabren. Ser
Ycritorbene bot ioiuobl Den msritonl=
lben ,uie aud ben 8iirlertrieg mitpe-
nlaht; er mar oreimol oerheivatbet uno
binteyldBt eine g8ittue uuo nlebrert
Rinoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-29
8rieTboaen nit NnIidten oes

grieTbogen nit Nniidten bes
@ourtbauies, 0e5 grpaowap nit oem
@purtbaus, oes 0eItieit=S9uIbaules
oes 5uscaratpas &ipers, elmer Nnli9t
Don 9}ew BblaOelpbia i'm Subre 1916,
eiuer ylnlidt BON Canal Sober i'm
Sabre 1916, eiuer 2tEIiat Don Soar
mo elmer Nnldt oes GnaoenDiItten
Wonumentss III unIerer Sfiice fir ein
Gent per Stilf ooer 8 Stiif fir Iitnf
@ents. If.
= Sn MioUale bra9en leBte WD6e
in Der No6t bonn Mitttuoh auf 9on=
uerItag 8lebe in Den Store bon s. @.
RObp unb in Die WirtbIAaft bon Sobn
Solnes. Snl Store wuroe eine Sano=
oOll Supfergelo. 5abaf, Si9arren UNI
anoere 4rtifel BON gerin9em Wertbe ge=
itoblen, aber in Der Wirtbi9aft erbeu=
teten ole 8iebe $50 bis $40 in @elo.
IS payea orsi ooer bier Wdnner bel
oem 8ieblta6l bet6eili9t, bod bat man
bis itbt feline Spur Der @inbre1er.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-29
ScrSfeiaeratNQ.

Nm Wontas, Is. NoUember. Nad=
mittaas um | ubr. tperoen auf Der
6arm bon eSobn urfer im Stonecreet=
5Gal, amsi Meilen ueIilid Uon Yort=
tOWn uno adt MeiIen meitliA BON ytetu
YbiI0rslpbla> 0eu, 9uFer, @Orn, QDel=
GEN, @ornfutter, RurtoIieln. @ioer, eiu
Yfero uno BferoegeIdirr, Elm Spring
ua9en, 5pei fette S6weine, Siibner.
eine WanOubr. 3Dei Sefen, Stible,
9eppi4e, ein 4leioeriAraut uno piele
anoere 2lrtitel 0ifentli6 Oeritei9ert uno
ole 6arm, 100 9lfer. fir | ooer 8
Sabre perpahtet fir felten 9a6tsin5.
Nle getrdae unter SIS miihen baar be-
5nblt per0en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-29

Sobn RobD bat in feinem @e=
lhdft oil Joctorn GtroBe in @onnl
Soper i6on eine fd0ne Multeraustpabl
BON Wlnterpaaren fir M0nner= uno
&naben=A Ansiiqp. Snoem er fir Die
b,saeriAe &unoibaft beHens oantt, biz
tet er un lueltsren 3uiprub. 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-29

Selts.3 uugEHg
8ieie gSoAe miro tilr otele Suls
ion Die ltbte aRlld1 III Die Solersletl as=
lieIert.
9oplo M6iteuiire Oo%. bier, tiu
77idbriurr Gryis, ftel an 6reltu9 IN
0OTs bitter itinem Soule unO brad
ogei Hippsn.
Y}oIes Gouaros BON 9arnbin
moro psul grpbute 8.ridt irrImuig Qe-
funoen uno Isiue lleberIii9rung nob
Dem SrrenaIQl onAeoronet.
Sic teltyn gg1eiue 'uno 2iqucur
slln 5Tomjtjcloebroucb in Qloolp68 Gn=
8ros. Qioueur Gtore am 9ublic
eouore Bbons 35l. II.
So; rem, q}ono,f ~ s,ooen fpir
~, ~ n,ro,, n unn 0on,r inocr
IGl 1T e. nil. Ircu9en Al beQruBeu,
oob in Gonal Eoaer cine neue 9oge
untsr Dem Vomen "The Eagles" ina
2eben oeruIen rur0e.
o.,,. ,;o st,, : >onon m;0pn
,ou,o, erff,5rs,, nis hie5;,s 9,nn;nnmi(I
,,,.rna 49,, ,o,,,,,, SR,mtor ni4,f mi,ner
- gs,r;sh orI%tt ,o~rnrm g{;plc 9Irhsi.
ter hdben ibon Die Stoot cc,lailen. UNI
onbelsnp 2,rb.it ~ IuAsn.
to,s & ~, G .4,7,r n,, g;rc;n-
no+; ,raIh$s nn1 Grn'S1,o Mb,nn i'm
b;s5;,.n @ sNnsrnhan5s m,,tsr aen 9Iryn;.
s;a,, go, -. fIfSa,, en,6ra,,ls ei,, G,,n,%y4
ooh o 6,t ,ni|fI;$ r,i%f. g{9r,j,aliSss oe}eiitrf
nnn r,1r cysnsrr,onn bsi|isn;,t
= Sin GerI, Der ndAtli0er 28ciIe
lnn Die 0QuIer beruml1eibt Hu0 Iii
Die 3lmmer Ill Ieben Iut0t. mnAte III
aer IsBtsR 3Eit oa& Giioenoe Der 5.
StraBe uuNher. Cine quite S6rot<
laoanq !0tlntt Dem SurIten nibts
f1aoen.
gDer BEL Der n1bltpu gDobi Elm
gYreu3 in Den Grejs ieines 8Qrtejtifet.
nladat ,tin,mt audi Ttir bic auI Dem
Slfet georuften SetfallunAs=ame1oe=
ments; Ole belonoere Dtartlrun9 oer=
1elben mlf etilelli Sreu3e NJ nur oonn
aotbmeno'a' ipetln man eln 9en'lI0fes
aldet lflmmf.
= Wan mill in oieler 8egeno 3bons
eroe Qefunoen baben. Die Iih CUR 6abri=
tatipn uDn goytlano @ement ei9net; Die
2eute, lpelbe ben 3bOn 9efurOen, mot=
In aber ni6t Idgen, mo iie oenielben
per baben. Us nno Probsn fott9e.
lanot motoen uIl' @enll'@ ulllerluOt
aa mtroell.
oxn 4s,uo ouf ron Son ,on M
i.,h Gornsn Sor o,n 90 Sftohsr or5
nsm Mnbon nor psrA-snfss Go IN
Snno[ TSnner nurh s;nen eIeftr;idsm
Srnht ,etoOtst mnrne bot nsr Gnroner
sin gSsrnift ohoeoshen mnnoh ME Snsz
sn.orrns m fsts,4r,r ~s ''( n ,i;r ns,, ~ a..
Iowa nerontnnrtli6 ~ innem 10 ss
nsr,6,,nta p nio 0robts IT., ~ snt5arnon
trobasn' H. no,n onFoSforSsrt mnrns
f.,no @ n;a ";rns, ty,;firnn il Mott iib"r
80. ho+ f,,r,I;d, on o;,,s,, 0h.nn ~,
Iusa a, e>@b54ross M o'' Non W. ner < h,s nn nis nas
g,@"ss yes'i,"G, ~ isosn a@o,tsnboy," W. ~, -,
Nom sx nnrbe, ninn ei,, Es;t n;t ortsr
grn5t s;nao5nIoosn NM nanmra n;s
a5r,,. S9"s ''nGr hsthan;Ht H Suen, nsr S65tar
srn';ttalt mite ~ MIN - sonn or IN o~i 'a.. a;,,s
oanfa5farts gtroFo aefoSt noSon fv w. ''"'
SS''S', - o. or, ss,~p ',,p. - 5%
u'Ntts Ssle' iustOsn =, q llp ~ nDU oEs
anluns e1'H'leil, t Osl u 'Dssusl' q , S1u''t -
s3 Slplp 0pl' gItt out o'e' oaVt5' u. esns'
9sp'uIa,s I5 t au9'S''ll''Ns le'5 an SF1sl os1-
eo.. Spuglsno a ,ot - ..',s I 1.uigs'e :"
gen 8alen. ger Sater stones, als
gerpalter oes 9ta0lanes, erlob oaraut
Anlpru1e aeaen Ole elqentDalner Der
aoblenmlne uto o'e an9eleaen9e't
wlroe Dor eti'l9en aaAen oel9ele9t tn=
Dem Die Gl9ent1uiner DER T0DleNnltne
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-08
STANDS BY GOVERNOR
c. P. Mason Says His Firm Will
Not Discharge Its SOL
dier-cierk.

Manager @. p. Mason OF the local
branch Of Fairbanks, Morse & Co. no.
titled Governor Eeber NJ. Wells yes
terday that his com pany would not
employ permanently anyone to take
the place Of the young man in their
employ who is member Of the ma
tional guard and now on duty in the
disturbed coal districts He says he
thinks IL Is the duty Of every other
business house to take the same po-
Eiuon, and aid the chief executive OF
the state an they can in the perform
ance of what he thinks IS his duty
towards the state ia ordering out the
troops The letter from Manager Ma
son reads as follows.
Salt Lake CITY. Utah Dec. s Hon. He
Der NJ. Wells. City Ny Dear Governor
j notice i'm the morning papers that some
u seems necessary 20 engage permanent
~ the services Of employees TO take the
places Of the boys at the front belonging
TO the national guard. To may inueres,
you 70 know that "a young man empRyeu
by this firm belongs 90 the narhoudt
guard. and when leaving for duty he was
assured that his position was secure. that
on his return his place viii be open Tor
him. II seems 90 me that o. Is the duty
of all business men at this time to pursue
a similar course.
7 know of Instances where some of the
boys VINO went 20 the Philippines FROM
Utah, after having been absent Tor a long
while. on their return were rc-engagea
IN the same positions occupied at the time
OF their enlistment we must an be pa
uent and sustain YOU in this. movement,
and ST this letter viii aid you I'm influence
fng others 20 do as we are doing. 1 shan
be gratified Yours very sincerely.
c. p. MASON.
Manager Fairbanks. Morse & Co.
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FoR sALE-REAr -
THE REGE REALTY Co.


THE REGE REALTY CO..
We have a few special bargains IN
houses for the next few days. A good
4-room- with Ez-ft.- front. 90 deep 80
Young fruit trees and lots Of small fruit,
near Nth South and nth East. II YOU
want to. raise chickens and fruit see this
Tor A,5l5s 4-rOom bricks on west side.
water in house and new. N.250; terms 10
suit you, ] 5-rOOm. west side S2.O00. good
terms. Fine 5-roOm. east side. SL@J. ana
many others with price that viii s5dt
you. " YOU wish TO buy or build. see
me. Don't forget that furnish plans
and specified tons also do general COM
tracing. J opened my office about enc
month ago. at which time T severed my
connections with a building firm here, ana
since / have - modern homes under
course Of construction. and as to fry
price, think IL VIII be enough 10 say
that I have had the largest homc-builC-
ing concerns as competitors and find no
trouble i'm getting the work, So see ii.e
before You sign contracts.
r. M. POWELL.
Room 500, Progress Blk, 1t9 Main
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AUCTION sAIES-

e>~~--s~--@--~~-~-~~->~->s ~-~~-~~-~-N~-~-.-.
COOK STOVES, HEATING STOVES.
oil stoves, ranges Bought Ga car lots. Sold
cheap. T. \ T. tlrn- & Carpet Install
ment House s8 T. ID So p Al gorensen
+. NJ ONION. auctioneer, l2e and 12s
s. W. Temple St; with Redman Van &
Storage CO. Telephone 90.
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YOUNG GIRL wants 10 go out wash
ing and ironing or cleaning. 40 So. Sth
West.
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METEoRoLoeIcAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
ice Of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. "a degrees: min
imum temperature. 20 degrees. mean tenn
pera turc, q degrees. which Is s degrees
below the normal. Accumulated defi
cheney Of temperature since the lst OF the
month. % degrees. Accumulated def
cheney Of temperature Since Jan L 2G0
degrees. Total precipitation from d. m.
20 y. m. none. Accumulated deficiency
OF precipitation since the lst of the
month. .5j inch. Accumulated def
cheney Of precipitation since Jan. !, -
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Those who cough at night may So
cure rest by taking Piso's cure for
Consumption
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TELLS OF SHOOT CASE.
DR. W. N. Paden Addresses the Min
istel;ial Association.

DR.. W. H. Paden Of the Presby-
terrain church of this city addressed
the Ministerial association yesterday
morning, and informed that body OF
the condition OF affairs at Washington
in regard to the seating OF Senator
Reed Smoot. The session being en-
lively executive. no detailed report OF
what transpired could be secured, but
Or. Paden stated afterwards that there
was nothing OF Importance said that
had not been published in the local
papers some days ago. DR.. Paden said
that it is unlikely that any steps viii
be taken BY the senate in the matter
unth after New Years, as there are
so many momentOus questions now oc-
cupNing the attention Of that body. He
also said that he found more interest
manifest in the Smoot case in Wash
ington than ne had expected.
Rev. DR.. Henry @. Mabie Of Boston
also addressed the meeting and told Of
the progress of Baptist missions
throughout the world. At the close Of
the meeting about twenty-five Baptist
people sat down 10 a luncheon in the
Wilson cafe i'm honor of DIT. Mabie.
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DIAMOND COAL

Sold only by Citizens Coal company,
So West Second South. Tel. 49.
Everybody drinks Manitou water, the
water that made Colorado famous.
UTAH LIQUOR co.
Dr. u. H. Keysors method OF filling
teeth % painless 163 Main street, Auer-
bach building. Telephone 112O X.
See Derge's closing out picture sale.
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YOUNG MAN desires light employment
Ct anything references. +. Friend. BOX
6i2. CITY.
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MaNrED-sITuATToNs

YOUNG NAN OF good habits would like
office work on some kind have had some
experience ln bookkeeping. Address IS IS.
Herald.
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Dol Contest.

Sec window for list of prizes Time
extended to December 18th for dress
Ing dolls. WALKERS STORE.
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MTDDLE-AGED NAN of experience
would like position as travelling sales
man for reliable house. Address Is 40
Herald.
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Ventura. Cal. Dec. 6.-The west end
OF Santa Paula's business section was
completely destroyed by fire early this
morning, causing q loss of $50 000
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Modern Plumbing
LOSS. 10000.

At moderate prices. George G. Doyle &
Co, I'll State street Phone 162.
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Eat Royal bread. IL is pure and
wholesome Sold everywhere.
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See Derge's closing out picture sale.
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OUR new building at Go East Second
south not being completed by the list OF
November. we VIII continue the sale Of
the balance Of our stock at aga per cent
served All our heaters at cost. Nebras-
ka Furniture store, z16-2lS State street
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AS ELEVATOR or furnace man. Ad-
dress Is IS Herald
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VACANT GROUND IS SLEEPING
CAPITAL THAT SHOULD
BE PUT TO WORK.

CAPITAL THAT SHOULD
BE PUT TO WORK
DO YOU realize that vacant ground IS
synonymous with capital laying idle?
Every dollar you have laying in unim-
proved property is sleeping the sleep OF
unproductiveness.
The longer the sleep continues. the
deeper gnaws the cauker worm Of taxes
and interest into your bank account
Awake to the realization that it's time
to improve your vacant land with IN
come producing Improvements, providing
money to make lifes walk easier and
freer from debt-harrassments.
Make bee-line to my office and let me
explain my plan, whereby owners of good
vacant ground can erect almost any kind
Of a building without a dollar in cash.
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COCTE TTEE

r-~~~~~-~~~S~~e~~--~--~--
WASATCH LODGE 80. = E. g. A. NJ,
Regular meetings held az the Masonic
nall the second Friday Of each month
Members OF sister lodges and soiournina
brethren cordially invited.
r. s. CONNOR. W n.
A. j. LOWE. Secre tary.
Mt. MORIAH lodge No . f. G. A. NJ.
Regular meetings held at Masonic hall
the second Monday Of e-cE month.
Members of sister lodges ami soiourning
brethren in good standing aIe cordially
invited to attend
HENRY SIMON. vs.. NJ.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHIs
Secretary.
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TEMPEST WOOD. piano tuner and re-
pairer- Beezley'ss q Main St. Phone
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AcCORDION PLEATING-

SUNBURST and accC, -ion pleatin
lIrs. Jennens. AZ u. lst So.
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sPIRITUAL1sTs.

SEAh1I u ALlSIS.
MRS p. FONTYN. CfairvOyant and
Trance Medium. 2C7 South West Temple
NINE LYNN. 2almlsV and asrrologist
removed to "a W. 81 So. upstairs
ARNOLD-DICKSON BROS. tell any
Thing you wish TO know. name included.
without asking questions. Free unless
correct 200 West Second South St Palms
read free.
TRUMPET SEANCE I'm the Nrht.
thursday night Everyone welcome
Come and talk with your spirit friends
DO West Second South St.
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GOOD HOUSEHOLDER will 90 good
plain cooking, must earn about SIS or 81 O
week. Address Mrs. ROslan, z25 Canyon
Road.