davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gilpin observer., 1905-06-22
Early green vegetaoles..at Hawley's.
Fresh flower and vegetable seeds car
be had at the Hawley Mdse. store.
ak Notice.

All taxes due the city OF Black Hawk
for the year 1904 which are not paid on
or before July 1st, 1905, will be charged
interest from January 1st, 1905. BY or.
der Of the Black Hawk city council.
W. r. Backus,
City Marshal.
Gilpin observer., 1905-06-22

Oranges-all sizes-best quality. All
kinds Of apples, and the best bananas
at The Hawley Mdse. Cos.
Gilpin observer., 1905-06-22

The Colorado & Southern railway Of.
fers rate Of one fare for the round trip
on account OF the races to be held in
Denver. Dates Of sale, June 18th, oath,
July LIST and 9Th. Return limit July 9th.
Gilpin observer., 1905-06-22

A RApin has In stock complete line
OF hammocks for residence and outing
purposes. The prices on same arc very
reasonable. See bis assortment before
making . purchase.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-07
OAUoHvEss mESr IN 'FRlsoo,


Keys 81 ere City WSfe Turned Over
- ere Organizations Members,
San Ffuneiueo, oct. B.--At Wed6as.
daye secession Of the Danahltfa 81 1e
copfodetaey, Mayor sohmlta Was h,
tFoanoed and turned over the Keys
81 tie city % me delegates, Most Of
tbe forenoon session vas eonaRsqed IA
ihe reading o. the reports from no
yaFiqaR chapters represented.
ElFa. Wooster, who Presented the -.
port 81 ne cAieaso chapter said
HY0u viii hear from the Chiutao
chapter IA 4 great deRFeo h the tature.
fraAnplantod Daughters, We slill lhiak
81 che south win warn, loving loy.
aiiy."
Mrs.. BFoadHe presented me FepaFl
q TOE kentucky division. Vhieb has -
chapters
The three pTlnelpai eaedldatea Coz
ne Brssl6sney ol ne association aFe
Mrs, LiEIlo g, tltnasgsoa. oi hIrs'eslp
b., Mrt G. X. sioas. q Tskas cad
Mr. ,. p ilictman. q Teans
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-07
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o IS pge ~
Z m 81 ~ esea ~ klillns
1 oa ,laih Is Allaata
s VS. sNt4 - he
q m lialtWoll q
i aiie Mfa las
elk fently.
a and ~. ~
w ~ ~ ~ HsHgtn
NJ 80
q aesiien pasaa
~ ~ nlspa e9mm6
s q oas Il ~
AHi'ie ID upsthesof
O. aaais 80 rsailg Is
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-07

aelne pfintsa and vim b alssrlbuls
thia week among the h0pssAolaee d
ehe city giving them instuctIone s.
% tie chasaoeF % work It Il proposed
20 20 on Oct. Is and iS. TIE daga ss.
Isctad Tor Tue hnal clean %. Il q
expected q burn $1,000 pounds 81 SUI.
phur On the Two days
~ personal solicitation "a effort e
% Be made 70 hare President R0oae,
vslt extend bic visit here few hours
q order that he may attend the baR.
auet which the citizens Of Loaisiana
have been preparing to giYe him.
The committee on arrangements has
decided 70 send President SANDERS, q
tue Progressive Unlon, ana Clty AttoF.
ney Giimors e washington 70 zee tee
president aud to assure aim that tie
situation Vim Be 80 much improved s.
the aStb that there wtil be abs5lutcly
40 danger Ia his staying OVER night
% the city Of New orlsans
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-07
WANrgn 70 LvMeA womElI.
Avdul Crime h suaaoWsr state stlre
Up che Community.

ANdut Crime ~ euNWoWer state etlFe
Up ere Community.
Fort Scott, Kan, Oct e,--Ihs coun,
~ tail here was surrounded last nleat
by men WHO insist that mrs. Belle
Regina her daughter Cialsea shaw,
aged II years, and her husband. eco
Higgins. held ~ the corOnsFs jury for
the death Of higgins 6.yeaHold son By
4 former wife. should be lynehed,
TIE sheriff, expecting an assault on
lhe iail. has, Il Is reported, ned with
The prisoners. The jail IL strongly
tpapded. That the little boy was
starved and tortured to death Is spe.
eifeally charged by the coroner's Jury,
TIE boys s.year-old sister was also
cruelty treated. and Is at the point Of
death n q hospital here.
While Mrs. Higgins own ehildron
were well fed and treated Kindly. the
two slep.ehiidrep, according 70 the ov,
ldbnce presented to the eoToner's jury,
were literally starved.
For several weeks. Il is charged,
Mra. Higgins and Miss shaw have
been starving. whipping and otherwise
abusing Mrs, Rlggms' two step-ohll
dFeh, . boy and n girl, aRed Z and "a
year respectively, Testimony war
brought out at the coroners hearlha
mat the children had eaten from uwlll
barrels IN alleys and hsd been hoF
ribly whipped,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-07

4erh. OF 8 iitsm hsa.
e Sst wee uamea A. q eanA.
fa sFal a s nanieipai eeaaf.
iing 6 0raaa Csntre'
nsStea ~ tammilise agaes,se ~
- a p. 40 pfseea. va roi
aIsg e So nekss ae
fina toth ~ 81 e.
a. s eenianes 81 tl ~.
~ tn agla % ne ~
eie 6ariais e sa
pas hf1ea ulsh
~ Heafaf vs.
an w.
50 saa eEf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-07
msraIAL n waEck oAsE.
Railroad condsetor Niho Wae Charged
VIII crImInal NanllasAea.

WIN @tlNillA Ne eNe
Knoxville. Tenn, oct. SEA mislrial
today resulted ii che case charging
rcrminal negligence against p.
Caldwell who vas rondactot % one
81 tie illtaied trains wrecked o. ire
sonlhern railway mar New Msrket,
Tenn. sept "a, q last year.
The trial waa n the circuit court
q Dandridgo. Tenn. Caldwell wee
prosecuted BY Judge c. VI Helaken.
d Memphih. WaOae son, Clayt0n Heis.
hell, vas one Of the ca perpohs killed
ID the wreck. me prosecutions chi
Witness vas s. Il cieaG. iaw sesnt q
he southern railway. who ltstfed
thal Caldwell admitted 3 hln at e
scene 81 ths wreck thst ne uoelasat
YES caused by him CcaidWsll) forget,
lne orders,
Tae Jury stood ten fof o1uyIgtloh
ana two years b pFlson. ana two CO.
acquillhl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-07

Cobh tion Occurs in New
YORK Iensnsnt House,
WAS WosK q lNcENOIARlEs


Thsss Wos Many VIE Narrowly e.
sapol A yhslr LNss-Flrs chlsi
L vasos srom plls ku.s and Sadly
saassa U
New Yst OF 6. Three chlldfen
Nera 81 e g death, their pareata
tesened and taken ii dying oondt
slsn "a 81 Nas hospital. ave 0theF
senaats sent 8 Aotals suleging
gom burns and two nFemen huEt q
are, n t.alery aat hopse in Reid
asenoe nFoollya. lase last night
TIE dead ere;
Charles Dsnnelly. AGED q
Robert pnoelly, aged s.
RatheTlns D9nnalls. AGED 12,
other Incidents 81 he Gre were the
birth AZ child while ths mother vas
bsing Femored from ne Earning build
iAs and a aec,dent whleh wrecisea
Fipo chles Crokar'a automobile, nea
il which ne ehisgnayroWly escaped =.
rlous actlaent.
The Ore 6 believed . be tneendl.
~ Origin.
Iae Railways os TIE baldlng we're
every oceapant q TIE bnlldihs was
allsa win aames ana smoke aud dvery
ooeapant 81 ne bulldlns was aslesp
gheh tie nanes were discovered By
Willlam Teas ana James Nugget, Ore
men. Nho ~ aaig.
they found ladder in the bach
yard and. hflef elimblae up the ore
oscspgs. awoA ths seaasis ~ break
log into lhsir apartments.
AZ iha TOO no04 he Orc aad shf6ad
no4 rApidly
Tie sWo Ftsedefs we're compelled
b carry Mrs Joseph Hanleln. one q
the traanta q THAI aoor. down lao Gre
escbDe Il doing 20 ire ladder az TIE
bottom broke ana TIE Woman loIl on'
Itaes lnfafing aim seriously.
~ ant Mrs Jeremiah napnosly,
uho ocgpled tie other para 81 me
pa seer we're afterwards nound ia.
tpnscloaa a che aooF Of their roma.
where lhsy bsa tried 10 teach 8 vim
Gov and failed
Ihey Wef bfsaghl Out. bot ne Are
men ald not knew tha, lbeir thggal
ehiliTen were aslsop In thoig te6s 90.
~ thsls buFned bodies WeFe gouna
lAisF
otAef oecnDenta % tie ba',aiaH we're
nesas ffgm tAa uinGoWs aeoe lhose
q - a4ioinlng bail6in< e. eWefsI
6iapped inin 90 arms It Mes besoa
ard phea tns re Gre aef naBt A.
FiYed iba beli6lns vas Are from t8p|
q hotioa
irs Roee Most vas eiIa - 4
maile ael ths atfeas ess e
sage birih q NY
EfaRsh cafisiopAer fsg -
haa fran 3 lasses b s,rsan a.
eatR Ens gs cssCu e ma
l'h
hh tWfBiss b u8 fhl
cpfa esliis uas na a.
sg thfgsa So an1 ba1Is -
tes nsanY sas ~
sl1es in asslss ID
- snnte sas ~ 80 ne sasas
go 80 E.n 49,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-07
one MAN KILLED
AND FIVE INJURED
AeolRGNT NJ .INIINoHAM

TIE Man killed was n Hsssa I'VE
man o. tss Erslshl Lesralab sbs
ReadAseldsas ostuFrsa a : Rall
reed erossIna
Blrminghem. Ala, Oct GA Lpuls
Vile and Meanwhile lighg engine 81
lng to nOylCa eoltapd With : soutbs
cru railway trelsht ng6s 8 nile from
that place on . crossing early to-day,
one man IVES hillsa sad ave hagt
TAe dead man 4 h, 8 Aseego 81
OF villa RlSa Ga,, extra hfemaa %
che Southern train Who uae 1slag
taugay The road Tho woanaed pre
N, Nilgham, ssalhein railway %
Einesr, badly hurt; Brakeman A q
Davis, Of the Eouthern. internally O
iVred, Fireman Charles cIesa, u shs
Southern, fatally iHjdfed EnslneeF p
n, Jones, o. lhe IsoalaYllla end Nash
Vile, seriously, conduelol ewegt q
lhe LoalsvIllo ana NashYllle. slightly
inbred.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-07

Ne1eons itf &anlaedis oeEe
stapfoFd Unlsofaity. Callf o8 a..
psssiaeaf DAVID staF Sosa1a b 81
address, % lhe siudeni boay ldsy
a. things Ghat ersS he ailen q
hilfecoas TIP thfOash Eafope IS tpnk
rs 81 Easinnd asid that hla elniee.
a. aeesoa e. 0roat Britain osol
Htieh many Rasilghnea ass me
f d tae % twp fsinGa re q
tstes & the eaiglutisn 70 ost soaa.
~ ~ mpcA q TIE best bgala sas
hgpRu IS EaEikaa; tbs otAtr NaH
sYits besk ihs desih ~ a 81
sndn htsi maa - the aenassf
p whish tAai eosaty tno Wnsnt
es.es lbs Hati teatagY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-07

Natchs1. Miss. oct. s.-Ihe oficial
report issued this evening shows no
new cases and ave discharged, two q
the ave being Miss Molile BsiaWir
end Mas Camilla streeta
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-07

Chicago. OFT GA dlapah a shu
RecordHerala from tsles pk coio..
says ihat eve hnndred lei biSa the
summit d Moani YpaIion. ,ohb !.
being oontstrpsted aFouud ihe b5as a
Lewis O. Levings, 90 eel ntpat flsn
CLINTON. ma. WAo vas killte - faIllnr
from the mountain. The bpas ii a
ne ease q botiomles las and h
4 impossible % fpcoyer 4 ea can
b lowered bscarss shey are hbls q
push themselves fFeo fron amenst.
bus lnAnimais objoels eanaat dawn
% by Fopea An lnscFip sing
tie younE mans name and hat
alaih wiz D placed % tha ioh has
q 3 dOabtfui Il any one all si
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
AUCTION SALES.

One-half cent word Daily, prepaid.
Five cents counted line if charged.
one cent a word Sunday, prepaid. Ten
cents counted line II charged.
s~~~>N~~o~~~-s-~~~~~~~|~~~~
ON MONDAY, Nov p, at 1919 a. m,
No. SO 5 Fifth East street DarlOr set
brussels and other carpets, center tables.
lace curtains large mirror, bed room set,
IRON beds, oak dreSsers, han tree. side
board, extension table and chairs. hot
biast heater, china and glassware, pic
lures, saddle, lot paint, cooking utensils,
Iine toilet set, dog kennel, etc.
Also ON TUESDAY. NOV. q.
At 1879 4 m. No. 1851 Second street.
Military avenue, POppertOn Place. Fine
iot household goods, parlor rockers,
large rugs and carpets. couch, lot book
shelves fine sideboard, extension table
ana chairs, bird's-eye maple dressers and
chltfoniers, brass-trimmed beds, mat
tfesSeS and bedding, oak dTeSsers and
ehiffoniers, china and glassware. hall
tree hall and stair carpets, box couch,
drop llght, toilet sets, linOleum. cooking
utensils, refrigerator lawn mower etc.
h. A. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
WHY sell goods at auction when we
pay Vou higher price? o. X. Furni-
t5ire Co, 5e6 S. State. Phones; Bell,
BY E. NJ ONION. on Monday, Nov. q.
1899 a. M. $50 5. Main street. I viii sell
carpets, upholstered chairs and rockers,
center tables, child's rockers and chairs,
Ilne chllds bed, hair mattress, iron
beds. chairs, tables. one fine NJ & D.
steel range, new waterback, fruit jars,
ana an endless lot of useful articles. Also
large lot Plymouth Rock and LeghOrn
chickens, including many laying pullets.
lot chicken fence, etc, etc. / will also
sell large barn, containing stalls for
Twelve horses, all the lumber and fix
lures, same TO be removed at the eX-
pense OF the seller.
BY Z. NJ ONION. on Tuesday, Nov.
- l0:50 a. m, at Cos S. Main street. will
be sold lot of fine household goods,
Ilne-toned upright Hallett & Davis piano.
carpets and rugs, including two very
Inc Oriental rugs, parlOr rockers and
chairs. divans, center and library tables,
elegant bookcase, lot bound books, hand
some parlOr desk, electric drop light,
round dining table. dining chairs. fine
china closet, refrigerator, heating stoves,
IRON beds dressers, commOdes, Ostermoor
and hair mattresses, Tot garden tools,
china and glassware, lot fine homemade
Irult preserves. good typewriter, etc. etc.
THE undersigned will on Tuesday. the
18th day of November, 1895, at II o clock
a. m, at Room 501, Auerbach building.
l62 South Main, sell at public auction for
cash the following: Two slot machines
mining stock of the face value of 81
OO3.O0; accounts, s5424; promissOry
notes, $56O.5O and Judgments, s27S.H All
the property of the estate of Charles
benefit, bankrupt. G. r. DE GROOT,
Trustee.
we are closing out a. less than cost, ) 0
oak and hot blast heaters $50 of the well
known Laclede ranges Special reduced
prices this week on furniture carpets
and all household goods. Cash or install
ments. Nebraska Furn. Co, 81 E. I'd So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
HOMER & ROBERTSON


A new groom red pressed
brick; everything modern and
up-to-date; best east side loca-
ton: $1,000.
6-roOm modern brick: furnace
and everything complete; 5. e;
only 81, 800.
5-rm. modern cottage, pressed
brick, S. E., $1,000.
S-room buff brick, hot water
neat cement cellar. laundry.
sewer connection finest OF
plumbing, +. S, s. 900.
A neat 4-roon brick cottage,
). f.; bargain; 1850.
New broom pressed brick. re-
ception hall, modern plumbing.
easy terms, 5. E.: $1,000.
New broom pressed brick;
everything uD-to-date, y. E.;
S-room brick. ten minutes
walk FROM this office: a bar
gain, $4,000.
Groom modern brick, 5. E.
$3.50.
160Xl25 feet. Fort Douglas Ave,
s.. $50.
16jxl65 feet. corner Of Tenth
and j. The boulevard will double
tie value of this lot. 1850.
ojteXliSia feet on + between
Third and Fourth. only $500.
Building lots. s. E, 500 each.
The finest piece Of ground on
the market for a terrace or an
elegant home; S21zXl65 feet on r
near Second; viii sell all or one
half; S4.500.
4llzxl6J feet on Ninth East
between Eighth and Ninth So,
500,
HOMER q ROBERTSON,
Members salt Lake Real Estate
Association
Main and First South
tUnder Deseret Rank.)
Both Phones l42.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26

THE LSON-SHERAIAN co.
broom home, near nth East, with 80
Two-story modern. Oh Cd ST. facing
worth 100
On 9Th East. fine s-room modern home.
hardwood floors, hot water heat. with
z-acre Tot laid out in lawn. fruit etc.
You cannot buy a more attractive sub
urban home on the East drive. $1,000.
Two blocks from Eagle Gate. vacant
~, 90 by $50 feet TO alley. S2.Oe0 The
lllesI cipSe-'n bargain on the market.
On Brigham St. facing south vacant
iot, corner OF T St, 80 by rs feet to al
ley $50. This location will advance
81 ". ID South. Both phones 1872
s. 2J0OJ-9-room modern brick residence on
81 St; bath. el. lights. maute!s
not ana cold water ON two floors.
furnace, also good barn
=, J000e-l-rOOm modern brick cottage. "
F. VIII be finished In a few days.
S5,yOacJ-f-rm- modern brick on 9Th J..
st. near Sth So. St; 5x5 rods of
land.
s, 5000-j-room modern brick cottage on
St; good lot.
81. sOooO-6-room house. $. E: good lot.
house in splendid condition; 10000
cash; balance Sl500 per month.
81. lO1O1-5-rOOm cottage and summer
Kitchen; el. lights. cellar and small
barn; $4,000 cash; balance 5000
per month
Il T..
tween and d streets.
THE HOME TRUST x SAVINGS co,
6-S-l0 WEST FIRST SOUTH ST.
FUTILE BROTHERS. 149 MAIN ST,
INVESTMENT BANKERS. ESTAB-
LISHED 1871.
Possible future business property, now
renting for $500 per year. 3Xl0 rods OF
ground; between new Z. o. and City and
County building. You can have il today
ff q D. =,-sn a..
five years.
Lot on TT St, corner. faxIO: close in;
fine to build several cottages on, only
S2,coO a real snap.
A. modern n-rOom pressed brick resi-
dence, y. +. part OF city with barn; large
lot i0Xl55, and alley; furnace in house. In
nice condition; immediate possession;
price only $4,000. Can make terms.
California owner writes: Sell my 800
First ST. home for s.. $50 at once" 1t
has eight rooms, furnace heat and every
modern convenience; south frontage; ele-
giant locality Can at once for particu-
lars.
We have a lot of very nice new cot
tage homes here and there over town.
II you Will call, we can interest you. at
most any figure you are inclined to pay.
We loan money. We help people to
own homes. What more laudable business
IS there?
TUTTLE BROS. PrOgress-Herald Bldg.
A GOOD d-ro0m house. lot 100 foot
front, 10 rods deep; good flowing well;
for sale cheap. Geo. SaXton, y So. Main
If SOLD at once, almost new brick
dwelling, everything fiTst-class, g rooms;
good location, out Of the smoke and
dust; good car service. Price, $500 Less
than half cash. balance on good terms
If you want 10 buy a home right and
mean business. address the owner at
once. Address Il 13 Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
STORAGE AND MOVING.

MOVING. STORAGE. PACKING AND
SHIPPING.
The Redman Van d Storage Co, only
firm in the city owning and controlling
its own teams. warehouses, etc Large
three-horse vans, two large warehouses.
expert furniture packers: can ship ycu-
goods TO any part OF the United States
and save you money. Member OF the New
alton. Have correspondents in all ths
principal cities II you want your goods
shipped from any point east or west SEQ
US as our connections with other large
concerns makes it possible 10 save you
money and trouble. Office, I1S-115-1f7 s.
West Temple ST. Both phones 555.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
Capital Real Estate Investment Company
li9 South West Temple ST.

S~-~@~~S~~~~~
Capital Real Estate Investment Company
l49 South West Temple ST.
81, OJO-5Oxl57 It. to alley, Arm. brick house.
shade and fruit trees, Ninth East
st. Owner wants TO go 10 Idaho
and will sacrifice property.
$300-25 feet, with 2-rm. frame house.
joins the one above. This man
wants little money TO go to
Idaho on.
f2,0O0-2l2X9 rods FiVe-rm. brick. East
front on State St. Bare lot is cheap
at the money and house Is a gift.
$jDO-5X9 rods. Beautiful building lot
Just east of 18th East. Can't be
duplicated.
$65e-3X7 rods. East on Ninth South.
Nicely improved. South front.
Very cheap.
q ,000-2 acres near 18th South and State.
Small house This is sure cheap
81 .OO-42iaXll5ia feet, 10 IT, right of way
ON both sides. Elegant view 10Th
East 81.
s5,S5O-219x7 rods Mod. 5-rm. cottage.
East side BIT ID and Sd South SITS.
S2,6j0-A very complete, well-built. six
room pressed brick. modern cot
taSe. North on First West ST. Lot
has double front
DROP IN AND TALK 1T OVER"
BY TIE OWNER
A good, well built brick and cement
mouse, six rooms, hall and bath ROOM
all IN first-class condition. solid partition
walls, porcelain bath. electric light fix
lures, plate glass windows. good cellar;
lot oOXl65 on corner, barn and carriage
mouse, nice lawn. east side, within walk
ing distance. VIII be sold for 50 80 if sold
IN snort time. Address Y ., Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

CORPORATION controlling business es-
tablished 1865 desires services of ener-
getlc business man TO manage branch
0ffne; investment $1,000 upward: refer
ences- regarding ability and integrity re-
qaired; salary $500 annually and com
missions. Address Box 556. Madison, Wis.
START a mail order business; we fur
nish everything necessary; only few dol
lars required. new plan: success certain;
costs nothing to investigate. Milburn-
Hicks, 35S Dearborn ST., Chicago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
LOST.

r~S~~cS~~N~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~-~~~~~N~o-~~
A YOUNG ST. Bernard dog. Finder
telephone Bell 4SS and be rewarded.
SMALL. yellow surveyors book on
South Temple paving work, Return this
office. Reward
WHILE riding on First St. car some
where between West Temple and A St
a gold watch Finder viii receive re-
ward by returning watch 10 the ThiF-
teenth ward store.
LADY'S gold watch on Main St bet
Sd So. and So Temple Return TO ll45
BRYAN Ave, bet. 10th and nth So, nth
F., or phone Forrest 4 K. Liberal re-
ward.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Domestic Situations. three insertions
free. Professional and Clerical Situs-
tons One-half cent a word Daily. one
cent a word Sunday, PREPAID.
|~>~N>~O~~'~~>O-~N~7-'
YOUNG man wants work in creamery ,
steady man. Call or address Andrew
William Gpstafson 64l 5. 30 West.
TWO women wish work by the day.
Bell phone &22-Z.
A YOUNG Girl wishes a few hours
work after school. Address Il is. Herald.
BY YOUNG woman, bookkeeDer and
StenOgrapher High school gradud+e'
three years experience. good references
l9 Herald.
DRESSMAKER would like sewing by
the day. Room 10 Board OF Trade
WOMAN wants to do washing at home.
or viii go out washing by the day no.
South Second West. Phone 2940-A.
A YOUNG man wants work as fireman.
Bell phone l777-X.
POSITION as housekeeper for widOwer
or gentleman by an intelligent widow. Ad-
dress Housekeeper, room z, Cliff House.
city.
BY middIe-aged lady, some light posi-
ton; has had experience in the grocery
business. Address {. F., StS 5rd ST, CITY.
WASHING wanted TO take home. Phone
Bell 6S6-X.
BOY wants work of any kind that A
Fourth East.
a POSITION as housekeeper in a hotel
family or small club; references, Al
dress V y, Herald.
a GOOD Dutch girl wants good place,
where she can learn the language; Wiling
to work. S2S South Fourth West, city.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, desires
a good position. Address u .. Herald
A YOUNG girl would like light work
of some kind. Bell 'Dhone 5lll-A
SITUATION as cook or housekeeper.
Address III East Seventh South
WOULD like to go out by the day to do
dishwashing or washing and ironing t5
East Fourth South.
A RESPECTABLE middle-aged lady
would like position as hOusekeeper in
widoweT's home, with small family or
for bachelors establishment; is a good
plain cook, and neat. Call or address ~
5. list West, Salt Lake City.
AS LAUNDRESS. or Will go as cook in
private family permanently, Bell phone
FIRST CLASS cook wants position in
second class hotel or restaurant; good
references: sober and reliable: married.
W H. Mitchell. 3Zi S. Montana, Butte
Mont.
MIDDLE-AGED woman would ike day
work sweeping, busting, or ironing. Bell
phone 3.ll y.
GOOD dressmaker wants more work
in family; good work guaranteed. Ad-
dress q Is. Herald
A YOUNG married man wants a posi-
ton as Waterman or any indoor employ
ment; has had some clerical experience.
Address 5. 224 s. Sth East, City
BOOKKEEPING or stenography to DO
in evening by experienced man: A I ref
erences and bond. Address W p Herald.