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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-16

This paper proposes to take time b,
the forelock lest other Democratic ed
itors blunder into an attempt to dis
cuss financial matters without being
sufficiently we'll posted to make ever
a semblance of an argument. The New
Mexican will ask a question which
might occur to some one among the
opposition, and then answer thai
question fully.
How can the Otero administration
claim credit for a reduction of 1 IL
mills in the tax levy for 1904, when
owing to the final payment of the
Thornton debt, the levy for sinking
funds should decrease ipso jure, or by
mere operation of the law itself?
| The question might appear to be a
poser, since it is perfectly true that
the sinking fund levy is smaller this
year in two particulars, Cd The Ger.
| tificates of Indebtedness which provid.
ed for $122,90O deficits left by Thorn
ton have been paid, and the levy re-
duced thereby in the sum of 1 mill.
(2)The funds to pay the Capitol Build
ing bonds, amounting now to $4,000,
have nearly all been raised, and as a
result, that levy has been reduced
from 1.50 mills to rs mills, total re-
duction of 1.75 mills.
But does any one imagine that there
are not other inherited deficiencies
for which provision must be made?
The levy of 1-2 mill for sinking fund
to pay off 100000 Ross Provisional
Indebtedness bonds remains the same
as last year, and is likely to stay upon
the books for some years to come as
a gentle reminder of his administra-
tion. Even that is not the least of the
troubles which have been handed
down by the Ross administration for
there was also an issue of $150,000
Current Expense bonds under the act
of 1887, for the payment of which the
Democrats did not feel it incumbent
to make any provision at the time
nor in the future. AS result of that
extraordinary display of financial abil-
ity, it finally became necessary for the
holders of these bonds to go before
Congress and ask for the passage of
an act which would require the Terri
tory to levy a sinking fund to pay the
bonds when they become due.
Congress passed that act and this
year it becomes the unpleasant duty
of the present administration to levy
tax of LAO mills for the payment of
those bonds, making in all nearly 2
mills levy to pay the Ross deficits.
Thus. it will be seen that no sooner
had a cleanup been made after the
Thornton mismanagement, than the
administration of Otero is obliged to
go after another financial mess left
by. an earlier Democratic governor.
On the whole, the fact that the Dem
ocrats of New Mexico hunt a place to
hide whenever their former admins
trations are mentioned, is not a mat
ter to excite any surprise.
In addition to the levies mentioned
above, there is required by law levy
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-16
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Cattle Sanitary Board.

The Cattle Sanitary Board of the
Territory of New Mexico was in ses-
sion yesterday afternoon and today at
Las Vegas.
Notaries Public Appointed.
The following notaries public have
been appointed by Governor Miguel A.
Otero: w. H. Brown, at Clayton, Union
County; J.>W. Blackwell, Three Riv-
ers, Otero County; L. w. T. Martin,
Artesia, Eddy County; Ed. F. Ousley,
Carlsbad, Eddy County; H. B. Noel.
Fruitland, San Juan County.
Public Funds Received.
The following public funds were to-
day received by j. H. Vaughn treas
urer of the territory: From William G.
Black, treasurer and ex-officio collector
of San Juan County, taxes for 1902.
$1O.34; taxes for 1908, $7O5.14 H. B.
Cartwright, treasurer and ex-officio
collector of Santa Fe County, collected
from bondsmen of George w Knaebel,
due the territory for taxes of 1902,
s2617; taxes of 1908, s455.22.
FOSI ONICc AUdiTS.
The special service for Arch, Roose-
welt County, from Portales, was dis
continued yesterday. Monument, Ed
dy County, has been advanced to a
money order office. A post office has
been established at San Patricio, Lin
coin County, to be served by special
service from Lincoln, nine miles to the
northwest. Ignacio Olguin has been
appointed postmaster. Martha E.
Gregg has been appointed postmaster
at Hermanas, Luna County.
Notice for Bids to Purchase Public Lands Of
New Mexico.
Office of Board of Public Lands. Santa Fe
New Mexico. BY order of the. Board of Pub
lie Lands. notice is hereby given that i applii-
lowing described lands belonging to the ter,
ritory Of New Mexico; SWA Sec. M q; Twp ySS y
sM sWa SEA rs fNp 81 wv, e sw4, T. W sEs sss !
Twna5 N,R7E. Lots l. O. 3.4, 81 NWA. SWA
NEA SWA. So SEA. NWA Ct SEA Sec @ 9 Typ TYP
and SEX SLl4 Sec ( Twp 25 n, RE NJ
Nh Sef W. W. sWa AE rs SsA Sf NJ (
% sfS I n gfa ana 8 SE NM sM SH% sM
p =" Twp + IS N. r E. NWN, EM NEA, sWA
SWL. NJ SEl4 Sec IA Twp 25 N, Ri E.. Eh.
NJ NWA Sec Is Twp25N. re. H1s NWA
Sec q Twp Is N: RTE. Lot Sec Twp 81
SEA. SEA NEA Sec Iwp25N, RISE. lots
/. 2, 8. 4. 5. SEA NEA and Ell ShA Sec Twp
Is N,RSE. Lots 2. 3, Sec Twp 25 n, Z:
same will be received by the undersigned
Commissioner of Public Lands up to the
| first day of August. 1904; such bids shall ac-
curately describe tue lands desired. by gov
ernment subdivisions; be accompanied by q
certified check for ten er cent of the amount
bid and endorsed Bids for Purcha cot Pub
lie Lands" The bidders may be present in
meeting of the Board at the Capitol Building
on the first Monday in August being the first
day. The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. A. A. KaEN, Commissioners
| of Public Lands.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-16
ROOSEvELT'S FORMAL
NOTIFICATION
His Nomination by Republican Con-
vention Will be Announced to
Him Amid Great Rejoicing.

Oyster Bay, July 16.-President
Roosevelt's formal notification Of his
nomination will take place at Saga
more Hill on July 9th. The cere-
monies will be marke by simplicity.
About one hundred people, including
the members of the National Commit
tee will be present. Speaker Joseph
Cannon will deliver to the President
the committees announcement. The
President will respond at some length.
At the conclusion of the address, the
President will entertain those present
lat luncheon
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-16
TO Be NEAR PRESIDENT.
Chairman corteIyou Will Spend Much
Time in New York.-RepubIican
Headquarters Open August I.

Chicago, July 16.-Although Chair
man George B. Cortelyou, of the Re.
publican National Committee will
spend a greater portion of his time at
the New York headquarters, to be near
the President, his main headquarters
will be located in the Auditorium An.
mex Of this city. Mr.. Cortelyou and
Secretary Dover are expected to arrive
in Chicago on July 30 and open head.
quarters on August 1st.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-16

ern investors and the Casual Deficit
bonds of 1893, amounting to SOL 800,
have been refunded at per cent, in
stead of per cent as formerly, thus
saving the people S20,360 in interest
during the time they have yet to rum
The taxpayers should have no diff
Guilty in determining which of the two
political parties can be trusted to give
them an honest and capable financial
administration
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-16
4 DOUBLE NOTIFICATION.
Ex-senator Henry 6. Davis Will Pay
Visit to Judge Alton B. Parker
at Rosemount.

Esopus, July 16.-Judge Parker re-
ceived from Henry G. Davis, vice pres
idential nominee, an acceptance of
Judge Parker.s invitation to visit him
at Rosemount. His coming adds i'm
petus to the talk of double notifi-
cation of both candidates, but there
is no real confirmation of the report
UP to this time.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-16
CITIZEN SUED FOR LIBEL.

Ignacio Sanchez has brought suit in
the district court for Bernalillo County.
for $1,000 damages, against Thomas
Hughes and William 7. McCreight, /,
owners of the Albuquerque Citizen.
Sanchez bases his complaint upon an
article in the Daily Citizen which in
timated that he is horse thief.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-16

The Ell Paso. Northeastern is the
"Cloudcroft Line"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-16

The New Mexican Printing Com.
pany will do your job work Win neat.
ness and dispatch.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-16
PEACE NEGOTIA,
TIONS LAGGING
Strikers Will Not Submit to Terms o.
fered by Packers.-Union Men
Warned to Refrain From
Violence.

| Chicago, Ills, July 16.-While peace
negotiations between the meat pack
ers and the striking butchers are lag
ging, agencies have been set at work
to prevent any further outbreak of vio-
lence. The union has warned all it's
members to heed instructions and to
refrain from all disorder and told them
plainly they would not be supported
by the organization if guilty of law
lessness. No conference was arranged
for today. In the last communication
from the packers they expressed their
willingness to meet the committee of
workers at any time President Don
nelly probably will accept this sugges-
ton. Mr.. Donnelly said: "We will die
fighting before submitting to the arbi-
tration proposed by the packers, which
would mean the annihilation Of the
trades unions in the stock yards"
Sympathetic Strike Of All Packing
Trades Unions May be Called.
Chicago, Ills, July 16.-Whether the
packing trades central body will call
a sympathetic strike will be deter
mined at special meeting tonight.
Nearly 1000 men, employed in the va
rious trades at the yards and belonging
to thirty unions, are connected with
this organization. They are not bound
by any agreement with the packers.
A sympathetic strike would compli-
cate the situation greatly.
Peace Conference Over, and Hostili.
ties to Continue.
Chicago, July 16.-The indications
this afternoon all point to an end of
the peace conference for the present
at least, and the beginning of new hos
tilities. President Gompers, of the
American Federation of Labor, has
left Chicago, presumably to go to New
York. 1t was announced by President
Donnelly of the Butcher Workmen's
Union that he would leave tonight for
tour to other strike bound cities.
Serious Trouble Anticipated.
Chicago, Ills, July 16.-A disturb
ance was caused early today by a
crowd which attempted to prevent a
score of non-union men from entering
the yards. No one was hurt Fire en-
gines, hose carts, and fire insurance
patrols with full quota of men were
sent to the yards today to increase
the fire protection. This action, taken
at the instance of the Chicago Under
writer's Association, was accepted as
indicative of fear on the part of the
packers and insurance men that that
stage of the strike has been reached
when desperate disorder mfV be ex-
pected.
Meat Famine Threatening.
st. Louis, Mo-, July 16.-The retail
butchers are informing their customers
that unless the strike is settled
promptly, they will be unable to buy
sufficient meat to supply the demand.
Prices on all kinds of fresh meat to-
day are about 80 per cent higher than
they were the first part of the week.
Meat Scarce in New York.
New York, July 16.-Meat is becom-
ing scarce on the East Side. The tenn
per of the people is beginning to be
felt Some butcher shops have been
forced to close because of their ina
bility- to get meat.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-16

Made President Of olivet College.
Colorado Springs, Colo, July 16.-
DR.. E. G. Lancaster, of the department
of philosophy and pedagogy, Colorado
College today accepted the presidency
of Olivet College, Michigan.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-16

From June 1 to September /, tickets
will be on sale over the Santa Fe line
to Chicago and back with a ten days
stop over at st. Louis for $45.55.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13

lopebe ieg at tomme berneb / Wors
gen, Rieii, o9 peo bu fda, bDab Der
Itdar | 8repet2 0ermeb en- lille
6jelp til ben imutfe Hieiis 9rpuup
meb Seppi fra Gpierect. SeIp ON
bun lite bar billet unoe mig ct &bs,
i%ilitaar bun mig not en- Dams paa
fin 8rplupsbag. 5or beitonbig BEN
bes title 8eunbrer Baron s =. ;"
nOg ie Der benne Sebbel. aieii! &an
bu lie, Der itaar: Sunbrebe @plosn
paa benz Naa, bpab tiger bu MI,
Riefi9 Sa, bu bar pel ali9epel life
Wfoo til at forfege at femme iads
bant ct pilbt 9br fom mig2"
,Na6 Sub p9re lobet, at bet enbte
iaaIebes," fasbe Hieii. Seq sruer,
nuar jeg tanter paa, bpob Der funoe
bore ftet. Nddr bu fer 8arOnen,
Iad taf bam bjerteligt. pengene GEM
mer jeg tnottl btoere. Seq ptl oo9
fsrIt Re, ON bet ogfau ct bit @lpor
meo at FIRE ct orbentliet 2ib. Men
MI maa bu fe at finbe ct Steb at
Iope; tbi ber er Der ineen qGobs for
big"
,Oa mener jee bog" fagbe Seppi
brilenbe, ,,ot mar bu funbe bufe bin
Baron, funbe bu bel peiaa inbe
plob8 til mi99"
.Nej, bet er en- sanTfe onoen Gag"
fbarebe bum. ,9aronen er M for
bet fsrite life FABIAN en- bib arus
Bat, fom bu er, os fer bu, naar man
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13

tager Stigen bet, laber ban NOT
b9re meb ct fpringe neb. 5or bet
anbet er 9aronen beller lite min
Stat, men Sepp -"
,,Men Sepp?" gentog Seppi.
oSa Sepp er bet maaite." Men
inben ban tunbe beiinbe fig. baboe
bun Imaffet @inbuet /.
,@ab, bin lille !9ets. Iut itrats Op
igen!" raabte Seppi pg bunbrebe pau
Ruben. Saa flej @inbuet after up.
ST pur fraftige Nrme Hpnsebe flg
ON bans 9uls, O9 ban fplte ct barmt
aps paa fine 29ber.
Sob 9at. Seppl og Sub bore
meb big" Sg @inbuet floses att
ter /.
Cob Nat, @ieii! Sob 9lot, min
file Stat" Og bit joblenbe gil BEN
IptteIige Seppi / bet Hare Moonee
FIN til fin eniomme Spite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13
pad be enonu lette Ben

pad be enOnu lette Ben
en- paa Nrmen - en- ON 0dlfen
og poa Rb99en enonu en-.
@nbnu bif jog Tin fort9lIe,
At Ri ale bar bet gobt.
og bin Some peb at itelGe
ali iaoOel / tort og imaat.
ga 7 % Iad er Der 10 @riien,
ia, ben ftulbe ou Blot ie,
ben bar pmtalt / Qbifen;
tbi ben bejer pitt for Ire.
gu bill ofe Shopper brittle,
Rugtn Itddr iad tat og 9ren,
9saens fsrite SiItetbiite
fapbts meb Den unge Ron.
9erfro Ter ie9 Solen ifinne
pad ben btle 6erIi96eo
4aiten Cir fig til at ipinbe,
ben btl bdoe 6ilien meb.
Gen foo oel. bpor ou ifal fare,
ia. far bel o9 far meb Sub!
9an belTiane % beodre
big. boor bu 9dar ino og ubl
2tne biIier Ri big tarligt,
fsrit bin aonc, fda be fmoa.
% iiliibIt, men lise arli9t,
hin ben9ipne Sesper Rool
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13
Ieb Nlpegrenlen.
4fapauG 9ebfe.

pau m liar Gfterdarsbag Iteg en-
ung Wbano, lebidget oi en- 9ngs poa
Is adr, op do en- tell alippeIti til
S9terbptten Re9snolm paa @rGnIc
al alperne. 6an bar en- elegant Se=
9~erorn9t, Der biloe babe pastel Ill
Sdet poo ct 6erreI9oe; men / bisIe
fdrite Omgipelier toe ben fig unnss
teli9 IiOt tomiIf uo. Sans 8ejoiiera
fpotienoe Utine, naor ban msnItrebs
ben lnee Wdnbs flotte llbbaling,
rife ogTad. at ban life bdbbe fnnbers
Zig 9iItro I'll bans 9bgti9beb ION
5%jelbjGger.. Def q ogiaa fsric
Sang, at ben unge Baron J be-
CAB fig pda Sagt / en- 8jergegn.
Gdmtnlen gil imtblertib lipligt mel
lem be TO. Dc ansien. Der bar bet
peltIingenbe Hdun phrp9ids, forios
neoe fig Iibt efter libt meb ben uo=
ppnteDe Sager pod @runb al bennes
Wunterbeo % ligefremme @9Ien.
De bopbe iteget opao / nere Ii
mer, bd be oeb en- brat Ombrejnino
befanbt iig oberfor en- oilot ubIeenbs,
nne 9orI. 6an bar bsi og brsos
Ifulbret og bapbe 1mutte, regimes
iiae 3rGt. Der bog Fammeoes at Del
msrte. fienbtlies rbtrpt / bans forte
pine. Den un9s Baron fslte iirota
en- lepenbe Snteresie for benne uos
prngebeS99trtppe, bilite BAN benligt
o9 fpurgte, bDor Iun9t Der enbnu bar
Ill RegenoIm. Den un9e aarl
madlte 9nronen fra 3op til 3oa
meb en- ipottenbe Mine os gentoq
snbeIis langiomt:
o3il Regenalm? De bilber Dem
maafe inb. De ftal til Saitelapnss
qilbe beroppe2" Samtibig ifiIebt
ban fig mtbt pau Stien og itirreb,
meb en msrt og trobiig Mine pau
8dronen.
nSeppi. ie til bu ian tomme At
@eien os lab us tomme forbi, elers
f%ort1Iler ies 5orItmeIteren bet, Dill
ptb not" fogbe pbrbgids.
oJor mig Tan bu flubre, fau me9et
bu lpTtper. !Sbab tror bu, jeg brbbsr
mig ON, boao fabian en- @renfol=
ling flyer. Men tr9t bu MI blot Of
meb bin ppntebe Qbefut." Meb
bisfe Orb fog ban en- bdanIig Batter
DIP os forfpunbt / giergilugten.
,Spem bar ben grope aarl2"
fpurgte 9dronen.
.Geppi fra 3bierect," fDorebe
anesn. 5ortmeiteren bar ct goot
Die til BAN; tbi ban er en- FORBIDDEN
R%rbbfbtte. 6dn er aobe 0enner
meb Riefi pda Regenalm; berfor bar
ban fdd erob, ba Baronen fpurgte
ON @ej bertil."
o9bob bar bet, bu truebe BAN
meb9'
,Sseg msbte bam | 2srbags met
en- @emfebut. San bleD albeles ra'
ienbe, ba ban fud mig, os jeg maottt
lope bdm bbrt Os be1ist life at melbt
BAN. e[lers bupbe ban pift facet mig
libel"
,gr ban fattie9" fpurste 9oro.
fen.
,,Noa, ban tunbe fuamenb lec'
ednfe gobt. bbis ban pilbe; men e.
ter at bans Mober, Der bolot fans
men pda BET belle, er bob bar ban
fofet aft oe fsrer ct pilbt Glib. SEC
bar oefoa bsrt iige, at @iefi Title piI
bibe noget at BAN mere; berfor et
fan bsl osioa MI fad gal os trobFg.'
Offer enbnu en- Shines mejfommelif
gtisnins befonbt 9dronen os bans
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13
8ooer til Sdlo.

Gfogbe @oitor 81. 8enneens gg9er CT til Sal9 Danhb 2utb-
8ubl. 6ouie. 8p9erne lelges til nebenitaaenoe 8rner plus 5orien=
belespmfofun9er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13
Sen lnge Yiges beQi9e Simer

9etragtninser beb &onfirmattonerR
og ub oper 2ibets Bone.
1853 Siber.
s Sbirtingsbinb, 40 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13
SDrbeorengen.

Gn COB BOG for Drense. 80 Si>
ber paa eObt papir. s Omfae 10c-
Danif9 autb. pabf. Soufe, Blair, Rel
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DENTISTS.

~--S~e>~~~~~~-e~~~se>>4~~~ ~s-~~s~-~~~~~~~~~~s~
SILVER Filings, from soc to 81 Gold
filings. from 81 uU. Crown and bridge
work of The best quality Plates made
that fit the mouth. Extracting without
pain. Work guaranteed Dr. Ewin, 2IZ
Main St.
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WALL zee CLEANING.
GERMAN zwIEBAcx.


NEUMEYER German zWleback, the
choice Of the sick Its use cures iRdiges-
tfor. perfect food for infants Templet0n
bakery. III Z. 1st So Ask your grocer.
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MIDWIVFs.
ooo>oo>4~N~~~-~o-

MRS. LIZZIE GEISLER. sSs ". sra
North. attends cases before. during spd
after confinement VIII nurse spatient
at her home Il desired. References
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PLUMBING AND HEATINa.

a.4-4~->.~~~~~~~--~~---~~~
ANDERSOE & BEERS, practical
plumbers. Oh South State St Tel. 2l23-I-
D. W. JAMES & CO. plumbing. steam
ard not water contractors. 10 East sec
cad South street. Phone 379
JAMES J. FARRELL. ss5 south Main
street. Phone 12Q5-k,
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MONEY TO LOAN.


WE LEND money to build houses Al
is not necessary TO have the house built
first we Will advance the money as the
house progresses. Lowest rates Part
payment any time, aand interest reduced
accordingly. McGurrin & Co., 134 Main
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STORE FIXTURES.


UTAH store Fixture company, manu-
facturers and designers. Show cases, OF
flee bar ard drug fixtures. 13f ". I'd So.
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FURNITURE.


WE are located now in our new store,
60 z. Second South, and are carrying the
largest stock OF new and secondhand
furniture, carpets. stoves and ranges IL
the city, and are the only furniture house
selling goods on installments at casr
prices. Nebraska Furniture Co, s. l..
second South.
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ELEVATORS.

s-a~--N~As~-~~N-~-->~s~oS~
EATON & PRINCE ELEVATORS
For. passenger or freight service. operate
with least power, For prices see F. r..
Arnold, Agt., 5l2 Scott-Streveu BIDS.
Tel. .s5l.
q an elevator. William WatrOus. agent.
81 East 2bird South.
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FLUFF RUG WORKS.

CARPET CLEANING. Phone 1209-X.
Rugs made from your old carpets. f.
Gaby. Prop, 256 ". South Temple.
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CARPET CLEANING.

UTAH Carpet & Wall Paper Cleaning
Co. Latest process; feather renOvsting. "a
Richards St Phone lsS4-K.
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STOCK BROKERS.

~o@~~-s~-~Ny--~~>~JN~e~y~ ~s-~s~-N~~~~~~S~~~s~~~v
p M. WEST & co, stock brokers. sls
d f. Walker Block Tel 1069-X
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CARPENTERS.


H F. WILLIAMS. carpenter and pat
tern maker. 160 j.. I'd South. Tel 1887.
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STEAM DYE WORKS.


SALT LAKE CLEANING CO, 2 r. Sd
So. Cleaning. pressing, dry cleaning, dye
ing Tel. 1T34-k
UTAH Dye Works. cleaning and dyeing
a specialty. s. E. 30 South. Tel 1165-Y.
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HAIR PHYSICIAN.

DIR. NELL c. BROWN, No. @ West
Third South
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scAvENeERs.


KEEN SANITARY COMPANY Office
g. ~. lst South. Tel l4lI-x.
SAT- LAKE sCAVENGER co. office
5s South Main. Tel. S66.
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SOCIETIES.


KNIGHTS of Columbus han. Jennings
block for rent. Newly renovated. See
Stalzenberger, Is W % South.
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WARNING AND vENTILATING.


HIGSON & ROSSITER. steam and hot
water heating. no. los Z. LIST SO. Phone
40
P J. MORAN.-Steam and hot water
heating and ventiIstiGg apparatus. No.
l52 West Second South.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS, Oscar
GrOshell. sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. 22l Main ST.
Secondhand registers always in stock.
NEW or secondhand: cash. trade or
terms Sorensen-StCutt Co. IS +. q So.
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IL $500 ZOE SIZE.


GEORGE M. MCONAUGHY. Room ..
EAGLE BLOCK, Corner West Temps
and West ID South.
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FEED MILLS.

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WHOLESALE grain merchants, $50 Sc.
Sd West street. Phone. sci.
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MALE HELP WANTED.


SEVERAL. PERSONS of character and
good reputation IN each state 60 repre-
sent and advertise old-established
wealthy business houses of solid finan-
elsl standing; salary $2l.80 weekly with
expenses additional. all payable i'm cash
direct each Wednesday, from head Of
fees. Horse and carriage furnished when
necessary. references, enclose self-ad-
dressed envelope. Colonial Co, 3S4 Dear
born St. Chicago.
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LARGE TIMBER TRACTS DIRECT
FROM THE OWNERS.
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OAKLEY high ground. close IN. graded
streets. shade trees. city water, excellent
car service, building up rapidly, in the
line of great improvements. $50 to $50
per lot SO cash, $ per month.
4-fO0m modern brick, $500
5-rOom modern brick, fine cellar 81 800.
$50 cash. SIS per month. Hubbard Inv
Co. Is w. ID South.
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We ARE headquarters for hay. grain,
fIous iced and coal. wholesale and retail.
Orders promptly attended to. rs z. Sec
oEd south. Phone 1885. Maruane & Co.
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A GOOD job printer. Address Bingham
County Democrat BlackfOot. Ida