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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07
ogden Briefs.

The arguments in the case Of Will
liam Bostaph against Charles Taylor
were made yesterday in the district
court. and the case was submitted.
The next attraction at the Grand
opera house is 1.-TWO Married Women, -
Feb. IL.
Judge II. H. RoIapp viii deliver an
address this morning at the Second
ward meeting house.
J. H. C1emmes Of Denver is in Ogden.
/. g. Abbott of Marshalltown. Ia, is
In ogden, the guest Of his brother, J.
". Abbott.
Will and Alex Mcclure are back
from Tuseon, Ariz.
". I. Maginnis leaves today for Tue
! son, Ariz.
:. T. Whitaker, director general Of
the Utah commission of the ST Louis
exposition, left yesterday for the
Worlds Fair City.
Michael Riley was aTraigned yester-
day morning on the charge Of house
| breaking. and was bound over in the
sum of $3.50. His hearing is set for
Monday next.
An unknown man fell down the stair
way from the Silver club gambling
rooms about 6:3G, last evening and re-
ceived a bad cut in his head. DR., Fern
lund sewed UP the mans wound and
states that It is not dangerous. The
man was very much intoxicated.
The funeral OF Mrs. John G. Sullivan
WIN be held Monday at the Catholic
church The remains win be sent TO
salt Lake for interment.
L. a. Sprague Of Huntsville was
/ kicked in the face by a fractions horse
yesterday morning and severely in
! jured.
The funeral Of Mrs. Z. Neuteboom
will occur today at o'clock at the Fifth
ward meeting house.
Two men were brought in last night
i from the cutoff and taken 10 the hospi-
tai. each suffering from some kind Of
fever. One was H =. Rocker, the other
A. u. Mount Both have been working
at Promontory Point.
BEGINNERS class for ladies and gen
, tlemen commences Monday evening,
-.s0 Dignan's academy.
Everybody drinks Manitou water, the
water that made Colorado famous.
UTAH LIQUOR co.
Have you joined Distilled Water club ?
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pIsrRIcT couRT az PROV ..

Prove Feb. s-The following bushes
has been transacted in Judge Booth s
court.
Max Rothe a native OF Germany. resid-
iEs in Lehi. was admitted 20 citizenship.
Estate of James r. Daniels. deceased
John II. TWslveg appointed administrator.
bond S5.el9: l.. Holbrook. J. z. Farrer and
r. \. Barney appointed appraisers.
The life estate Of Amelia West in cer-
tain Pleasant Grove real estate was de-
clsred terminated.
Roy Cairns. the American Fork boy
who was before the court some time ago
as a candidate for the Industrial school.
was discharged. a letter being received
and certificate from the boys teacher.
showing that Roy is mendiug his ways.
J. T. Brim vs.. Y. j. Cram; continued
until q rssetting.
Estate Of John IT. Hone. deceased; pc
ition fer letters Of administration dis
missed.
Estate Of Eliza Hodson. deceased: final
account approved ana decree Of distribu-
ton granted.
Estate Of Dorcas Patterson Warner, de-
ceased: order OF sale Of real estate.
Estate and guardianship of William Da-
Wis ct al, minors; continued for one
week.
Emma Z. White vs. Joseph NJ. White:
order 20 show cause why defendant
should not pay aiiaony; evidence heard
and the matter taken under Amusement.
Peter J. RltXt Is. Martha BiiXt: divorce
granted ca the grounds Of desertion. The
parties are from SantaQuiu and were
married Ia ISL. The desertiou is charges
from 1860
Rhoda f. Gilbert Us. james Gilbert:
divorce granted on the grounds of de
Sertion and failure 20 provide Plaintiff
was given the custody of five minor chill
oren. The parties were married in Giles
county, Tennessee. Dec. IA. 1875.
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MURRAY NrWs ITEMs.

Murray FEB. e-The city council is
discussing ways and means 10 provide
give a Sufficient supply Of water for al
purposes. \ number Of Suggestions nave
been made which Viii be taken un0er
consideration and plans adopted III TIC
near future which wiz bring about me
much-needed change
q 4. Nicholas. master mechanic OF The
New Pant. celebrated his tQftE-seeoilo
birthday last "Wednesday. \ number OF
friends assembled at his home and made
the occasion enc long to be femelneersd.
The socialists viii meet next Monday
evening to transact routine business
AIonzo Caboon, from Idaho, is visiting
here.
Albert JeHsick met with an accident at
the smelter, iujurinE his foot
Mr. GrUutcneT Of Rfchfieid was here on
business last Thursday
Henry Baron received a message IRON
Germany that his mother died there,
Nick Masters. tire. italian who staJD9d
Orson Smith At the smeltor, was tried
last Thursday and acquitted. The eFi-
dence went TO show that tie defendant
had acted ia seif-aefehse-
4 concert VIII be given here for the
families Of Gleason and Brighton, me
street car men who were killed IL SAT-
Lake Jan. g.
Mrs A KIinchein has taken charge OF
the LOOMS hotel.
Heber Sandahl7 has recovered from az
attack OF typhoid fever
Mrs john W. Price is suffering with
nervous prostretion and kidney disease.
aOsepn Smith and Ole Nelson will oc-
cuDy the new B1Irksnshaw block.
The Murray SiXty-threo club viii meet
at the home Of Dr.. and Mrs. Bird Tues
day next, Feb. 2,
". w. calder has been appointed By
the StuSe5aker company to set SIS agent
for Murray end vicinity.
Pneumonia is prevalent here at present.
The children of Albert Larsen. Mrs. Ellis,
Mrs Enlilie Bomber. *. h NebekeT. $.
L. Henderson and G. p. Larsen are among
those who are suffering with the disease.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Meth
odist church will give a social OF the
church on Tuesday evening. Feb. 9. a
programme viii BIZ rendered. the main
theme of which viii be Abraham Lin
coin Refreshments win be served.
Leo Shaw. son OF Albert Shaw, stepped
on a nail last Monday, neCegsitating The
care of a physician.
Mrs. .. Lindgren, who has been SICK
for a great Ieiigth of time is regaining her
strength.
Mingo lodge No 6. Knights OF Pythias,
and Sandy lodge No. II have arranged for
a social Friday evening. Feb. l., "a,
Schneider's hall. Sandy.
Erhe Rev. :. AterSon viii preach at the
Methodist church Sunday evening. Miss
Lois Smith viii entertain the audience
with vocal music.
Henry Baron. proprietor of the Leader,
arrived here from Chicaeo last Wednes-
day nighS. lie found his establishment
in ruins, destroyed b. FIRE.
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have returned from California. where
they have been for the past north. NJ.
Chever8 health is much improved and
he has resumed his work.
The Second Ward Primary assoeia-
I ticu VIII give 9 Valentine party IN the
Second ward amusement hall next FRI
day night.
The ladies' u the Fifth ward gave a
very delightful leap year party in the
amusement hail OF the Fifth ward Mon
day night
The Utah girls al the National Park
seminary st Washington were the
guests OF Cadets Gerald Child ard
William 9. Barker of Ogden and Rob
eTt Leo Irvine Of Logan at the gradu-
alton dance Of the United States Naval
academy at Annapolis.
The Modern W0odmen Of America
gave their annual ball at Dignan's dan
cling academy Tuesday evening =
large crowd was IN attendance. Punch
and waters were served in the hail sld-
Joining and Dlgnan's full orchestra fur
nished music. At 10;39 the dance was
turned into a leap year party.
An informal reception to the students
OF the Weber Stake academy was given
by the faculty Tuesday evening. A
very interesting programme was rem
dered. Principal David .. Mckay made
an address of welcome which WAS re-
sponded to by William Manning of the
night school and by the members of the
academy board. Professor Eilerby rem
dered two violin solos, accompanied b.
Mrs. Sylvester Bradford. Ice cream
and cake were then served and the stu
dents INDUCED in social communion for
an hour, after which an address OF
welcome to the incoming class of the
eighth grade was made by Clyde Lind
say and was responded to by William
Wright. The event was very much en-
jOyed by all present
Thomas d. Dee left Friday for visit
in San Francisco.
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LFHT NEWS NOTES.

I.ehi. Feb. 6.-The parents meeting II
the Central building last evening was q
most successful one TIE High school
students rendered q splendid programme.
Tuesday the ninth and tenth grades
held a joint debate on the question: Re-
solved That money has more influence on
mankind than education. The cham
plOuS Of education were the winners.
A new piano has been purchased and
placed IN the Central building.
Miss MAY Whiuby, who has been absent
Tor a week because OF Illness, is in her
school again
Ben Flrmau. for several years head
clerk r. the Coop. and VIII g Davis,
who has been at the head of the dry
goods department OF the Mercantile com
pany. have both severed their connection
with Lehi and viii locate IN Idaho, the
former entering into business for him
self at Rexburg and the latter entering
the employ Of the Snyder Mercantile
company at Idaho Falls.
MeSsrg. James Fl Gardner and NJ ".
ingalls, superintendent and chief s1gia esT,
respectively for the Utah Sugar company.
are I'm Cleveland, o. placing orders with
the firm Of Z. III. Dyer < Co, the makers
OF beet sugar factory machinery. This
company has mace al the machinery Tor
the beet sugar factories Of Utah and viii
make the machinery Tor the cutting sta
ton TO be built at Leland. in the south
end of this county. during the coming
season.
Farley Austin. field superintendent. is
ia Sanpete and Sewer counties contract
ing with the farmers for sugar beets for
the Utah Sugar company, to be delivered
TO the Iehi factory.
II. j.. Baker yesterday left on q mis-
sion 20 New Zealand
Commissioner George " ebb has been
appointed By the governor to superintend
the expenditure Of the 500 appropriated
by the last legislature in improving the
State road between Isehi and American
Fork. The improvement viii probably
not be commenced before fall.
Miss Julia Thomas and Wesley Prest-
Nick. two popular Young Lchf people, will
be married utNr week.
Miss Julia Rhodes has been employed
By the Iehi Commercial * Savings hank
as stenoEra pher and typewriter.
a.. e.. Friel. assistant cashier os the
Commercial a Savings bank Is the papa
Of q teu-pound bow All doing we'll
=. ii. Jones viii supeTiutCnd the cree
ton Of the new power house at the mouth
of 4me -icau Fork canyon for the Utah
Light & Power company.
Miss Jennie Bromley. TOR long time in
charge Of the dry goods department Of the
branch Coon. has been temporarily re-
leased by Miss Naude webb
Abe Gudmunnsen has invented and
sent 70 the patent office q most inReuiops
c0ntrivance TO remove the Jar from tse
handle bars Of a Bicycle. Il has been tried
and pronounced by experts TO be 4 greal
success and a big money maker.
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DISTRICT COURT AT coALvILLE.

g,oalville. Feb. An the district court
this morning the jury awarded Mary a.
Vickerv the sum OF 80 damages against
William =. Stalker. This case lasted two
days. and a large part Of the population
OF the village Of R0ckport were here az
witnesses. Injury 10 PLAINTIFF land was
she grievance complained Of.
Judge Lewis adjourned court until
March IS and returned to Salt Lake To-
dav.
Councilman Hasband and city Attorney
Wight. representing Park City, met with
the county commissioners this morn
saE.s Park City has q claim against tha
coltFty for taking care Of smsllpoS
patients when that disease was rampant
In the mining town more than a year
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INJURED BY EXPLOSION
Aeetylene Gas Plant in Coop
Store ExpIOdes With Sc
riOus Results.

Coalville. Feb 5.-The acetylene gas
plant in the C0alyille Coop. blew up this
afternoon. Is q result the building mar
rowiy escaped destruction by fire AMI
three persons received painfli injuries.
OBe OF tilc employees went iuto the cell
lar 10 start the lights buTning. A guam
tlty 81 sas had accumulated Cud when
the clerk lighted a match the gas eN-
ploded. Arthur Beard, who vas Setting
the plant IN operation. was Knocked down
and slightly blurred. The building was
shaken from the Foundation 90 tbe roof.
and one of the large windows ian the up
per story was shattered. 4 pile of bur
Tap close To Nhere the gas ignite0 was
set on fire but The prompt action OF
the clerks, aided by chemicals kept fin q
convenient place for such emergencies,
sNtinsuished the blaze. Shcrjlv after
wards J. X. Wilde and Edgar Beard
went down into the cellar 20 remove the
carbide, which generates the gas. They
lighted a candle, when . second eNpio-
sion Occ15rred. the blaze lnIictiog pai3-
fui injuries TO the mems eyes.
W. NJ Boyden left for the capital
thls morning to otteEd tlie convention 5f
the county superintendent
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pRoYo MEMS NOTES.

Provo. Feb. g. Mrs. Ina Elizabeth Con
atser. wife Of d. W Conatscr OF the
Fourth ward died Yesterday from con
sumption at the age OF q years The de-
ceased was native of Tennessee.
Funeral services were held OF the nome
this afternoon, after which the remains
were sent TO Spanish Fork for inter-
ment.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rivcn this afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
Kate Newsome Of the First ward. an
aged ladV formerly a resident OF salt
Lake Mrs. Newsome greatly enjoyed the
visit OF neighbors ard friends.
Judge s. J. Hanna iectured on Christian
Science before q large audience last
evening at the opera house. The judge
was introduced by Mayor Roylance and
uresents the views o. his church in a
very Interesting ana Instructive manner
A larke number of people came down
from salt Lake to attend the lecture.
Harry DeWindt told an interesting
story of his travels overland from Paris
10 New York in College hall last even
ing.
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aso. TIE bill amounted TO more Than
- Gee bus several u the items therein
bad hee0 paid hy she ceHntv a4G the
claiKa was referred back for correct ton
The city Officials cane down With a re-
siss1 hii. 1gt upon examination q Mas
discovered that the County had airead1
raid items IN the revised bsh ~ tie,
sum Of Siae. and the biii was gain re-
feFred The city books vii now be gone
over carefully - that q correct claim ca q
be made eni and this long standing suot-
ter settled
President Moses -. Taylor win eai5srk
Ia the mercantile business. He has
bought the Grass creek store from Ronegs
walker and the trdH Ser Of stock WI
take place an the lsth o. this MONTH the
store IS located near th,a eoel mines II
Grass Greek ard ne Co,alViiie IS niuo
miles away, and a large namoer OF fnlti-
ors IS employed neariy ali the year tue
store does 2 large cash busf> IS. an eA-
DeFieReed salesman has been engaged &c
manage the business for the new pro
p-istor.
The funeral services Of the late n.tnin''
Morby were held this morning aud tne
body taken TO Upton for interment.
samuel Fletcher OF OgGsn is in CoalFtiis
for the purpose Of CispOsing OF his IN
forests here.
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RICHFIELD NEWS NOTES.

Richficld Feb "a very unexpected
and important transaction in local bust
ness circles was announced this week
Messrs. saul ana Max krOthki sold their
interest in the Richfieid Mercantile COM
pary 10 Fred Levi Of Beaver. r Mr.. Levi
succeeds Saul kr0th as the manager
of the institution.
The Star Pavilion company of this city
has been Incorporated and the articles
we're filed with the county clerk and
tae secretary OF state this week. The
company is incorporated for $500. rep
resented by 4,0Io SHARES Of stock OF the
par value Of 81 each
The company Is organized for the pur-
rose Of owning buying building leas-
1uE, repairing. managing, improving and
trolling public dancing halls and opera
houses IN Sewer county at such places
IS may be decided upon by the board
Of directors
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F~~feen~<rsfsNe~Ner-~
GANNON.-In this city. Feb. 6. 1901. W
g. Cannon aged 81 wears: remains at
.O'Donnelrs undertaking parlors.
Notice Of funeral later.
MDoNALD.-At Holy Cross hospital
Feb 8, 1904. Angus L. Mcdonald, cggd
g years.
Funeral VIII be from 81 MaTy's ca
thedraI at 8 a. M Monday Feb. s. Inter
meut Calvary cemetery. Friends invited.
Deceased was a brother Of AIRS. Alexan-
der Mcponald. IL Il street. this city
sault Ste. Marie. Men, papers please
copy.
NORDSTROM.-fn this city. Feb. 4 OF
old age. Mrs. john Nordstrom De-
reased WIS born IN Earlskog8 Werm-
land. Sweden. june s, 1916. Sine came
TO Utah about twenty Years age and has
resided in SALT Lake All the time.
Funeral from Joseph j, Taylor's unsler-
t5king establishment Sunday. Feb. :, al
u O'Clock a. IA.
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A CARELESS DRIVER.
Reeklessly Drives Over Nan Named
Peterson, Who Is Injured.

HyTUm Peterson was seriously IN
jured early yesterday morning through
the careless driving of two young men
who were in Huntsville attending a
dance. It is claimed that the two
youths, Stone and another lad named
Yeardsiys were driving recklessly about
the streets of Huntsville, and one of
them, the Stone boy. ran over Mr..
Peterson, who was escortins his wife
hcme from q dance.
Peterson, who lives about o mile and
a half from the scene Of the accident,
had to be carried home on a stretcher.
The boy. responsible Tor lis hurt was
arrested by City Marshal Engstrom Of
Huntsville and brought 10 Ogden. His
father Louis Stone, seCTe1 bond in
the sum Of S11O and the young man
was released. He viii have a hearing
Monday in Huntsville before Justice
GeertsOn.
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TO HOLD CONFERENCE.
Utah County Citizens Agree to Meet
Salt Lake Committee.

Provo. Feb. GA meeting OF Itah
county citizens Interested Ia the Utah
lake reservoir project vas held this after
noon in the meeting house. The meet
ing was called TO order by Roger tarrcr.
chairman of the Utah Lake association.
and he was elected chairman of the meet
ing
After remarks from many gentlemen
present regarding the taking Of water
from I-tah lake both for and against The
scheme. Mayor ROyiance moved that the
committee appointed q year ago be re-
sustated and instructed TO obtain from
the land owners Of the lake an expression
Of their desires ina the matter and to
confer with q committee appointed by
Salt Lake people. The motion carried.
After some discussion by the members
present the meeting adjourned WITHOUT
ta}zius- anv action on the resolution.
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DEATH OF MRS. osTLUND.

Sandy. Feb. 6.--One of the oldest resi-
dents Of this place. Mrs. Hannah Ostlund
died here this morning at the age of So
She has been extremely hearty and robust
all her life nut or the dav before her
S0th birthday she succUmbed 60 the raw
AGES OF age and general debility.
Her husband. EFick Ostlund aged IS
and three daughters survive her. One
of the daughters is the wife Of County
Commissioner ". ". Wilson.
No arrangements Tor the funeral have
vet been MADE
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vERNAL NEWS NOTES.

Vernal. Feb. despite the fact that
considerable snow has fallen at othe-
points throughout the state, this county
is stilI bare, and farmers are feeling
rather blue over the outlook and the Can
ada fever grows apaCe.
Joshua HasIam, = long time resident OF
this county. has sold out his interests
here ana VIII move to American Fork.
The Nernal Gun club recently imported
twenty barrels Of hluerocks and the
sports are now strictly in IT,
The SURVEYORS of the Moffat road are
now camped at the Duchesne bridge and
are working from s. point ten miles no the
river across the country to the Cintab
agency.
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OGDEN NEWS
Ogden, Sunday, Feb 7.

cars as is paid for beets at the factory.
II was finally voted that q committee
be appointed to meet with the officers
and directors of the Ogden Sugar fac
tory to see If the matter cannot be ad-
justed. The committee is composed OF:
Thomas England. a Zondel, George
Munson, y. Montgomery and Joshua
Horne.
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- VaudeviIle Theatre.

A new vaudeville house is promised
for ogden. the place to be opened for
business about March l.. The company
IS composed Of &. y. Hill. Peter Paul
son and T. e. Brantley and f. J. Hirt.
These men have leased the room now
owned by Sidney Stevens and occupied
By the Brown Palace saloon, 2406
washington avenue. The company is
can.talized for S5.00o
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CONVERSATIONAL.

First Congregational church, Adams
avenue, between Twenty fourth and
Twenty-ffth streets. Rev Edward J.
Rulings, paster-Sunday services at IL
a. m. and T:30 p. m Sunday school
at 12:15; Christian Endeavor at $50.
Morning subject, ''Compulsion in
Achievement evening subject, De
NAL and Promise in Experience" Bible
study on Wednesday evening at 1:30.
Free seats and a cordial invitation for
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OGDEN CHURCHES.
Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian church-Morning
service at II; subject, the Place OF
Perseverance in Christian Life Even
ing service at $50; subject, Gods Re-
ward for Right Thinking
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Scientist.


First Church Of Christ (ScientisD,
corner Twenty-fourth street and Lin
coin avenue-Services at IL a. m; sub
ject. Soul" Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Wednesday evening meeting 7:90 p.
M All invited. Free reading rooms.
Suite 2I2 Eccles building, open daily
from > TO . p. IN. All welcome.
Episcopal.
Church of the Good Shepherd. cor
ner Grant and Twenty fourth; Rev. Al
fred Brown, reetor-Early celebration,
q. m. Sunday school 9:45: Holy Com
munion and sermon, IL a. m; evening
prayer and sermon. 100 .. m. Morn
ing text: Wherefore is IT that thou
dost ask after my name ?" Evening:
The Second Commandment"
Baptist.
Morning worship at II a. m. Evening
service at 100 p. m: subject. Nearer
My God to Thee" This hymn viii be
illustrated with stereOptieon views.
Welcome TO all.
Methodist.
Regular services this week at the
Methodist church, Twenty fourth street
next to court house: Rev. Samuel Blair,
pastor. Rev Harry Talbot. the new
superintendent of missions. viii deliver
the sermon in the evening.
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WARNING AND VFNT1LArTNe.

HIGSON & HOSSITER. steam and hot
water heating. No. los L. LIST So Phone
ATS.
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AUTOMOBILES.

NEW or secondhand: easy terms: IN
rerfeet condition. cou1e and see our bar
gains Utah Auto Co, so Main. Tel.
I7s5-X.
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CARPET CLEANING

@.--~>N~A>~~e-~e-~e-~~-> ~~s~N0~~~s~~~>~~>>~->
UTAH Carpet 4 Wall Paper Cleaning
Co. Latest process: feather reRovatinE. q
Richards St Phone 1965-k
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HAIR PHYSICIAN
TICKET BROKERS.

-~e->~~~N~S~~~~~~~~~e---- >'-0-No---Ns>S-Ne~-os
OTTINGER'S TICKET OFFICE. M. ..
Franklau1, manager, 10 W. ID So. ST.
Tel. 1eS3.
CROSHELIiS TICKET OFFICE. es-
tapifshed 1855. Railroad tickets bought.
SOLD and exchanged no. ~ Main st
T. H. Grcsheu, manager
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WORK by day washing OF ironing OF
cieaniDE- 81 SO. ri East
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STONE eUARRIEs.

IrRAI.D Hotel. European and Arneri
sa-- rooms see up. ". Temple and 1st s.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

MOVING, storing hacking ana ship
ping Fseaman Van & Storage Co Phone
aSS Office l2e and rs SO. ". Temple ST.
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sTTuATIoNs WAN1FD.


s.f1. t-ts.s-rsNS oe gauny washing
oac, sf7irt Teists a spceialty. In rear OF
q cast Il So upstairs. in brick house.