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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-15

subject and choose in the dark Mr.
Norris Ghhsapproved of the wisdom OF
calling the convention but there was
no dispute as to the lineup of rail-
roads against the president and no mar
who ever reads the T.-R. need be ir
doubt as to which side its editor is
on.
II told your constituents that you
would not touch penny of tainted
money" said the enthusiastic worker
That's right" answered Senator Sor-
must request you confine your discus
siol to pennies. DON'T say anything
about thousand bills."--Wash-
ington Star.
The report just published by the
state enumeration bureau of New
York of the census taken in June con-
tains some avowed surprises even for
that part of the press which tries to
keep best informed ON local affairs
According to the official count, 4,014,-
304 people live in New York City, and
4052.36S in the rest of the state. The
World believes that these figures are
inaccurate, as the enumeration was
made in summer, when thousands
were away" The Tribune calculates
thta Within the boundaries of the city
every six minutes child is born, every
flfty-f1ve seconds train enters and
unloafis several hundred passengers,
every forty -eig1ht minutes ship ar
rives from foreign country or coast
port, and every two and two thirds
minutes an emigrant makes his home
in the city, while every thirteen min
utes man and woman marry.
Geological Specialist (gazing at the
solitary sea-lion in the Dublin zoo) !:
Where's his mate?"
Irish Keeper-"H has NO mate, sorr.
We just feed him on sh."--Punch.
let Wagner preach on the Simple
Life!" remarked President McCurdy.
Its me to the Mutual Life" And he
took his family with him.
Mitchell: young McSeedey, who
went through the fortune his parents
left him was arrested today for steal-
ing dollar"
Gauss: What degeneracy! His
father never thought OF taking less
than a million. - Smart Set.
"Whar, the smiles OF spring appear
Drag the roads;
When the suner time is here
Drag the roads;
When the corn is in the ear:
In the winter cold and drear.
Every season OF the year
Drag the roads!"
A bsurrdster named Busbe, was try
Ing case in limerick before Chief
Baron O'Grady, when, in the course of
the lawyers speech, an ass began to
bray loudly outside the court room, the
window OF which opened on pasture.
wait a moment" said the Chief
Baron. "one at time, Mr.. Bushe If
you please"
The barrister presently had good
chance to retort. When O'Grady was
charging the jury the ass began to
bray, this time at greater. distance
from the court room window.
Il beg your Lordship's pardon" said
Busbe. May ask you to repeat your
last words? There is such an echo
here did not quite catch that sem
tence. New York Mail.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-15
A Disastrous Calamity.

It is a disastrous calamity, when you
lose your health, because indigestion
ard constipation have Slapped 1t away.
Prompt relief can be had in DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. They build up your
digestive organs. and cure headache,
dizziness, collie, constipation, etc. Guar
anteed at Mcdonald & Mahood Co.'S
drug store; rs cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-15

Beauty your complexion with little
cost If you wish smooth, clear
cream-like complexion, rosy cheeks
laughing eyes, take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea, greatest beautifier
known 35 cents. Mcbride & Will
Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-15

lican party. The good of both these
extremes can be preserved and the evil
to large extent exterminated."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-15
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

There will be more doing when corn
husking is out of the way" consoling-
ly predicts the Sioux City Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-15
). M. HOLT. Attorney at Law.

J. M. HOLT, Attorney at Law.
Special attention given to Probate
Matters and Settling of Estates, also
Bankruptcy Proceedings, and Examin-
atoms Of Abstracts of Title.
Money to Loan on Farm Property At
Low Rates.
ofRc. Over 10 West Main street,
Marshalltown, lows,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-15
Hu'sK1NG TIME.

III. B. Johnson brought thirty-five
ears OF corn to town last Saturday
that weighed AZ pounds. Ben says he
measured off sln acre Of land and from
that acre he fiusked ninety-two BUSH
els; that If 1t had not been for the
wind, it would have yielded 1875 BUSH
eIs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-15
TEarlyille Phoenix1

Corn is going into the cribs at a
merry clip this week. There is any
amount Of it in this locality that is
yielding from 20 to rs bushels to the
acre. With the price ranging around
35c to 4Oc the farmer is on "easy
street, this year. With huskers maxi
ing from $3.50 to 81 per day there is
but little opportunity for complaint
about the high tariff and It is also a
psor year to End endorsements for the
iowa idea"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-15
rwillinmsburg Journal1

Ed Gardner. OF Hilton township Is
the champion husker reported so far.
The other day just as a little recrea-
ton, he huskily went afield and in 9h
hours he had cribbed 100 bushels and 30
pounds Of corn. This is only COM
mon performance for Ed. We know
not what he might do II some one
threatens him with exceeding that rec
ord. Anyway, "of all that Is good"
Hilton has the best"
ITama County NorthernJ
Otto Hilmer of Reinbeck husked ana
cribbed 1913 bushels and IS pounds OF
corn in one day recently.
[Bremer County independent
A Dewar correspondent says:
George Rigdon is now the fastest corn
husker in this vicinity. Friday he
husked 141 bushels by weight. count
ing IS pounds to the bushel. The work
was done in Eine hours. He claims he
can do it again for money II any
should doubt It," Those figures are so
big. that 1t ig not possible for us to
believe them, although there seems to
be no doubt but what the correspondent
makes the statement in good faith.
Ten thousand five hundred and seven-
ty-fve pounds 5A tons Of corn husked
in nine hours is too big q story for us
IN ho1}ava
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-15

Noting that Governor Cummins
made a speech in Boston Thursday
night the Council Bluffs Nonpareil re-
marks that ut was too late for either
Colonel Temple or the democrats to
make it feature of the Massachu-
sets campaign"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-15

kz< -, fxya1A-t.~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-15

Admitting 1t may be true that bad
water kills as many people as whis-
ky, the thrifty Keokuk Gate City urg-
ed by considerations of economy ar
CUES "but 1t doesn't cost fifty cents
a pint and that is a consideration not
to be overlooked"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-15

1.-THE Independent voter is the man
who holds the balance Of power" as
serts the Waterloo Times Tribune,
"and this fact is the hope of the flu
ture''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-15

"a good many people who are dis
cussing the rate question do not un-
derstand what is proposed by the
president or are dishonest in stating
It," remarks the Algona Republican.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-29
a. W. SMITH & Co.

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
To meet the requirements of our
cured larger and more cOmmOdious
quarters on the ground floor at No.
% Main street. where we shall con-
unue after Feb Is to conduct
general MORTGAGE LOAN and
NNESIMENT business in con-
junction with the business of the
SALT LAKE ABSTRACT co.
Those who have done business
with us in the past both borrow
ers and investors, have recognized
in our attentive and prompt bust
ness methods that quality which
though necessary is a RETAINER
OF business. The man who RE
TAINS his business is the man
who succeeds. for his business is
bound to increase. His monthly or
yearly INCR EASE is not wiped
out by a corresponding DE-
CREASE
When a man does business with
us once we know we can count on
more business from him. We treat
him right. We do the business
right. We exercise ACCCRACG
and PROMPTNESS That's what
he wants. He comes again.
To our abstract customers we
don't need to say much. except to
take this opportunity of thanking
them for their patronage. for they
Know that 'ACCU RACN IS OUR
STRONG POINT.
We solicit your business.
A w. SMITH & co,
Real Estate Loans.
SALT LAKE ABSTRACT CO,
Licensed Abstracters.
IS W. Ist South. After Feb. Is,
No. 30 Main St.
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TUTTLE RROTHERs.

A - II
PROGRESS BUILDING. 149 MAIN ST.
Here's your opportunities. Read these
offerings now and profit thereby by get
ting TO our office early before your selec-
"A word to the wiset' Get a move on
YOU and THE early bird," are sug-
geStiVe terms that mean something
FOR INVESTMENT
a 10 per cent Investment. East side 9
modern brick houses. corner lot. with
room for more houses Sewer, cement
times the rate YOU can get for money in
bank: principal safe. and big profit sure
Good double br. 16-r.. baths. mantels and
crates; city water; lot 59xl50. alley; near
5th East and Sth South; very cheap at
make offer)-$. eco
Ten rods front on +. 1st South. close in
sewer, and cement walk investigate
HOMES.
Neat S-r. mod house. big lot one block
from N Main: sightly-S5. 500.
Good OR. 2-story fr. dwelling. 4th street,
near in-S2, 600.
Choice or. br. home and large lot, ID SO.
near Sth East; a great snap-$3,COO.
I'd So. and 11th E.. 81 $50 and s., 600. These
are good properties and cheap.
Extra good 5-r. br. home. mod. lot 3X10,
Good 5-r. br.. near Sd East and 9Th So.
lust right for a clerk or someone wanting
near-in home-$1,S 500.
36f Harrison St. OR. 2-StOry br.. easy
terms. great bargain at $3.50
Numerous others in all parts of the city.
Choice lot 3X8. one block easterlv of tenn
pie sewer and sidewalk, only 81 500.
WHOLESALE AND WAREHOUSE
SITES.
We have q great variety OF wholesale
and warehouse sites with railroad facili-
chasers-
We know bargains and get them Money
loaned in any amounts at lowest rates.
FUTILE BROTHERS.
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AUCTION SALE.

-->~~~~~N~~~~~~-~~-~~~~~~~-~-~
On TUESDAY. Jan. 80 at 1889 a. IN. sharp.
house OF il rooms. No. 24G W. First South
street nicely furnished. Fine upright
plano cost $459 cash. parlOr rockers.
couch, fine center tables. book shelves,
loS books, portiers and lace curtains, fine
sldeboard, dining table and chairs. lot
line pictures. china. glass and silverware,
tine nan tree, cost $50, beGrOUIs1 set. cost
SOC maple and other chiffOniers ward
robes. brass trimmed beds oak dressers
lot OF hair and other mattresses bedding
and linen toilet sets. large and small mir
rors, hot blast base burner and other
stoves. Buck steel range. good as; new
lot Brussels and other carpets. some cost
Voc per yard. rugs and stair carpet cum
beard and kitchen utensils. 30 bushels of
potatoes onions, etc. Also mouse for
X. A. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
BY E. NJ. ONION. ON TUESDAY IAN n
1920 a. m. at No. Is Covey court $3.50 SO.
Firth East), 1 will sell a fine lot Of house
nold goods. nearly new Fine ,arpets and
lot OF small rugs, fancy rockers and
chairs. center tables. couch. music stand,
taboUrette. handsome tardiniere elegant
dining table and chairs, fine buffet, good
steel range lot good Iinoieum, fine refrIg-
orator. heating stove. iron beds and bed
dinS, fine dresser. lace curtains. pictures.
made fruits etc. etc
BY. E. NJ. Onion. ON Thursday. Feb ?.
II a. m. at store. No. 113 S West Tenn
pie. street. mOrtgagee's sale of household
goods carpets and rugs. iron and wood
beds, bedding dressers commodos cen
ter tables. folding beds. rockers, sewing
machines. wardrobeS, cOuchcS, dining
table and chairs, refrigerators. ranges,
large lot heating stoves mattresses, cook
stoves crockery and glassware, etc, etc.
WE HAVE SOLD last week 10 White
and Singer machines, which proves that
our prices are right. For Tie next 10 days
We VIII offer 80 almost new carpets and
rugs, consisting of ingrains. Brussels. vel
vets. administers and Shiraz rugs at half
OF the original cost. Everything Cor com
plete housekeeping at SPECIAL low prices
Nebraska Furniture Co. g. +. I'd South
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STORAGE AND MOVING.


MITCHELL Van & Storage Co IS W
"a South Safes moves Tel 2O63-Z-
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A BUY.

5-rm. frame. adobe lined. con-
crete foundation. bath rm.,
wired for lights; only built last
year; 50-foot lot. facing east on
4th East bet. 9th & 10th So. Good
car service. Part cash. bal. time
81. 10000.
6-rm. frame dwelling facing
west on 9Th East: close in 10
town; pantries. closets. electric
lights; water in kitchen; 500
cash. balance easy
Si.S00.00.
Houses north and west in good
demand at high rentals: have
some cheap ground for sale:
cash or time. Good investment.
SEE
HOUSTON
REAL ESTATE
INV. CO.
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You get it from in my amount
you want, repay il when you want. in In
stallments as you want We lean our
own money.
THE f1C5Affs ,1r1FUS1f a. z-sA KINGS ceJg
G
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SOCIETIES..


.- A o. L. W.
EAGLE GATE LODGE No 10 meets
every Wednesday evening at A 0. L. w
hail. ISL Main street.
A z. BUSBY. NJ w
S. W. DARkE. Recorder.
SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE No u
meets every Thursday evening at the
A o. u. w. hall. 16i Main street.
J. @. MORRISON. NJ. w.
ODD FELLOWS.
]. o. o. F. TEMPLE DIRECTORY.
Subordinate lodges meet as follows:
Utah lodge NO. !. Thursday.
Salt Lake lodge No 2. Friday.
Jordan lodge No. 3, Monday.
RidGley lodge No. Q, Thursday.
Enterprise Lodge No 10 Wednesday,
Fidelity lodge No. IL Wednesday.
Mystic lodge No u. Monday.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Ooufrrh enCamprnent No l, second and
forth Tuesdays.
Golden Rule encamT ment No. ., first
and third Tuesdays.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Naomi RebelEah lodge No. l. Second and
fourth Saturdays.
Miriam Rebel1ah lodge No. < first and
third Saturdays
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FURNISHED rooms close in. 3OS I'd 5,
BATH. hot and cold water. furnace
heat; references. 116 w Fourth South.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

S>~~~-~>~---~-~~-~- ~~--~~~--~-~~-~----
REALTY. ranches. farms in all western
states trades. George NJ McConaughy
Al w I'd South. Tel. 2o62-y.
THIS property Is worth seeing. broom
modern. lot 50xI25 feet Ne Ear sell Il for
s. 100 on easy terms
RaNCK REAB ESTATE CO. SUITE
20 -. X. WALKER BLOCK.
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OSTEOPATHY.


BOB ANDERSON, the practical plumb
er, ~ :. State ST Tel 2I23-z
D. w. JAMES & CO.. plumbing. steam
and hot water contractors. 90 K. I'd South
St. Phone 379-
JAMES J. FARRELL. 885 S. Main St.
Phone 1ZO5-k.
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TYPEW RTTERS.
uPHoLsTgRINe AND REPAIRING

BEST PLACE III city: p2rlOr furniture
re-GphOlstered; mattresses and springs
repaired. Salt Lake Mattress & Mfg CO..
157 W. South Temple Both phones
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CASH REGISTERS.

-~------~~----
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
GroShell. sales agent for Utah Expert
cash register repairing No. -; Main St
Secondhand registers always in stock
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2-STORY adobe building, corner 1st So
and Sd w, known as Old Music Hall or
Spice Mill; buyer TO take down building
and remove material at once. Bids viii
be received by the owner Jas. HeSney, at
ALBANY hotel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-29

OSCAR +. PETERSON
EXCLUSIVE AGENT GIENN'S SIrRDI-
VISION. % WEST SECOND SOUTH
STREET
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4 FEW singIe-comb Brown Leghorn
Cockrels: also 20 good laying pullets. 1866
So. W. Temple.
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FOR sALe-REAL ESTATE


BUY THIS HOME AND VACANT LAND.
QUICK It's great bargain 81 9S5 nth
East near 10th South. Land 145xiI0 Neat
or. brick thereon. and room for two
more Beautiful shade and fine orchard
trees. City. water. electric lights. barn,
sheds, chicken runs, etc. Car passes.
This pace is worth sz.5o6 but sl.3S5 will
get il. Half cash down and balance on
monthly payments of SIS. AND NO IN
TEREST AT ALL. The property brings
$40 month. Owner left state and needs
money now. Call at once ard be the
lucky one-onIy one can get it.
FUTILE BROTHERS.
INVESTMENT BANKERS
Jag MAIN, PROGRESS BUILDING.
You make mistake if you want a
ranch and miss this bargain. 490 acres.
- head OF horses few cows. farming inn
plementc, etc. fenced and crOss-fenced.
miles Of ditchinE- All goes for 3. SOC.
RANCK REAL, ESTATE co. SUITE 30
d. f. WALKER BLOCK.
CHOICE building lot in Provo. i'm
proved. east side. Address F .. Herald.
PRITCHARD & POE.
Mgrs. r. Z. Dept Wisconsin herman Co.
$6:5oo-F'ine 1o-rm. mod. home. close in,
on street; hot water heat. brick summer
kitchen: rods frontage. Be sure and in
yestigate this.
s., 159-Modern s-rm pr. br.. faces south
on e 5th So: large lot. Great bargain
- DO-New mod. I-rm pr. Dr.. z. 9TH
South.
FitvNc- f-TDl lTdIlcs summer hlECDGils pau
try. Bryan avenue.
Fine corner lot 80 feet by rs. i'm Perk-
ms add. Richmond Ave and 10th East
500 to cash buyer.
80 w. I'd So. Both 'phones-492.
2l1 ACRES and house. close III. for sale
or trade. SaXton (basemen) 81 So. Main.
BEAUTIFUL BRIGHAM STREET
HOME
Yesterday we listed elegant l0-rOom
pressed brick home. on that peer of resi-
Dental streets. It's new. modern and
close in. Barn. fine lawn. etc. You have
not been shown this Only So goo.
FUTILE BROTHERS
BARGAIN GETTERS.
149 MAIN ST, PROGRESS BUILDING.
DON'T MAKE A MISTAKE.
If you want home in one Of the
finest little towns in the state. one acre
of ground. first-class water right, stone
building 23X45 feet. 16-foot ceiling frame
building attached 23x36 16-fOOC ceiling.
plate glass front first-class stand for
grocery or saloon, So miles from salt Lake.
All goes fon 81 .000-
RANCK REAL ESTATE co, SUITE
232 ID. +. WALKER BLOCK.
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SPIRITUALISTS.

<~~~~~~~~~~~~~--0~O->-~>-S~-~
COME tonight. Your future fOretold
Fun name OF occupation given Ladies
told their maiden names. Free hall. 259
East Third South street. Admission 10
cents Arnold DicksoE'I reading Sun
days from IL to >. Phone 2417-K.
MRS. p. FONTYN. Ciairvoyant and
Trance Medium. 30 s. West Temple
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f, a HANDSOME little upright piano S125,
spot cash. - Main St.
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FoUNDRY-sToVE REPAIRING


WE SELL and put in original stove and
range castings. and have good Workmen
to clean water jackets and put in new
ones. Work guaranteed. Bell phone
1194-y, Utah. 1928 Western Foundry &
Stove Repair Works 24z State
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-29

Is GOOD laying hens and two good
cocks. Call or address SAC Foster ave,
between State and End East on Sth So.
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THIS HOME MAY SUIT YOU.
Location 18th So. 7-room house. modern
lot 9Nl5 rods. water right f1rSt-claSS hay
lfDs q soc
I tSANcK real. ESTATE CO. strITI3
81 -. l.. WALKER BLOCK.
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IN PLEASANT GROVE. twelve acres
of land: three in first-clasS fruit: two
room house and other improvements. All
under fence. Apply to Treene Hender-
SON Box 70. Riverton-
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CARPET CLEANING.

UTAH Steam CARPET & Wall PaDer
Cleaning Co Feathers renovated "a
Richards St. Phone I1S7-k Ind 2o56.
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OR LEASE. 90-roonl hotel. all modern
improvements Address Z. Q. box 297.
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FOUND.
FOR SALE.


- LAYING hens. Barred Rocks Minor
cas- Leghorns: nearly new Humphrey
clover cutter. Corner 4th b and 9TH ave,
Waterloo car.
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BAY team, 1,2oO lbs. Eclipse barn,
State St.
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RPENTERS.

SATERLEE * BAUER contractors and
builders; office fixtures. stair building and
job work i37 +. ID South. Phone 2375-x
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S4000 WILL put you into the best hotel
business that has been offered IN years:
beautifully furnished and on a big paying
basis. Owner leaving state. Investigate.
LITTLE * LITTLE. No. 4 w. End So.
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HOUsTONS THE HOUSERS.
Have bargains in honses 25l S. Main.
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DENTISTS.

aO~-SOND~-~~D~O~0~~N~~0~---~~~~~~
A. s. CHAPMAN. DENTIST
5o5-6 Scott-StreveI Bldg. Phone 1S54-y.
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CLOTHING,

YOUTHS and Mems clothing on easy
payments; get same with first payment
INC Hub. 5 W. South Temple.
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CANDY STORE. 261 S West Temple
near Sd South.
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CHEAP and warranted good sewing ma
chine 40 5 Main St. r. Go
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MOVING PICTURE MACHINE,
complete in every detail Large number
Of views. etc. cost over $500. Can sell YOU
for S100. > great snap. The Snivey Mer-
camille Brokers, suite 23l D. F. Walker
Blk.
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RUBBER tire Crittenden hack. good az
new. J. p. Fowler, 81 S. West Temple.
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BRASS FOUNDERS.


+. REEsN rs AND A NJ. PERKINS.
BRASS FOUNDERS.
134 s. 9Th West St Tel 1886 X
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HOUSE CLEANING


EXPERT men for all branches house
c.eauinE. also kalSomiuinG and painting.
National House Cleaning Co. 50 L. lst
South street
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MAMMOTH PeSin brakes at Redekir'
duck ranch LIST w. bet. 10th and 18th So
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HOTELS.
HOMELESS CHILDREN.


RECEIVED and cared for at Home
Finding association II Earl court, bet. 4th
and 5th East north OF 4th South. Phone
l430-x
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CIGAR AND CONFECTIONERY STORE
Well stocked. good location: good reason
for selling Inquire y Z. I'd South.
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FURNISHED ROOMS-One nice front
room, bath, e. l.; also l small room. cheap.
81 :. LIST West.
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MILK business; horse and cows. etc
2l5 L. 18th So.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS of all kinds,
cheap. 1f9 S. Sth East
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ONE or two front rooms, modern. No.
Gift Place, West Temple between Sd and
9Th South. Close in.
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MIOWIVES.

MRS LIZZIE G1cISLER, SIS w Third
North, private nome for confinement
cases. Bell phone SILK.