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Arizona republican., 1906-05-06
WHITTLESEY IS FREE
 BUT UNDER TRIAL ORDER
Released From Sheriff'S Custody by
 Writ of Habeas Corpus.

Roy WhittIesey, charged with as saultN with a deadlv weapon, whose case was brought here on a change of venue from Cochise county, was yester- day released on a writ of habeas cor pus. That is he is released from jail, though the order for his trial on May 29 is still in force. It is not thought that he will endeavor to avoid the trial
 The petition for the writ was based on the ground that he was being ille- gally held by the sheriff of this county on account of a misunderstanding at the time of making the order by the court in Cochise county for the trans fer of the case.
 WhittIesey had been tried at Tomb stone and had been convicted. An ap- plication was made for a new trial, which was granted, and later applica- tion was made for change of venue. When the new trial was granted Whit uesey was released on his own recogni- zance. After the order for the change of venue was made the court in the hurry of the closing moment was led to believe that Whittlesey was still in jail and he ordered him into the custody of the sheriff of this county when he had lost Jurisdiction of the case. This fact having been established yesterday morning, Judge Kent ordered the dis charge of the petitioner.
 Though it was not brought out in the proceedings it was learned yesterday why Whittlesey had been granted a new trial at Tombstone. He might have been granted one anyway, but it was shown that while his case was in the hands Of the jury. which was out over night, the bailiff had taken one of the jurymen out and they went about town together and got drunk In this intoxicated condition the jury man was returned to the jury room some time in the night and while he was in the necessarily clear and delib- erative frame of mind, which is recog- nized as an inevitable consequence of if not a direct result of night of de- bauch, this juryman assisted the next morning in the bringing in of a yer dict of guilty against Whittlesey. It is hardly necessary to mention that the bailiff was put into the position of looking for a new job when the story of the official spree was related to the court along with the motion for a new trial. It is equally unnecessary to state that this convivial and accommodating bailiff will hardly have any connection with the court of that district in an official capacity so long as Judge Doan is on the bench.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-06

Physicians recommend Old Rutledge Whisky.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-06
YUMA FILLING UP
 FROM THIS COUNTY
Three More Prisoners Sentenced to
 the Penitentiary.

Three more prisoners were given ad- mission to Yuma yesterday. They were Ramon Savedra, convicted of horse stealing, who will have two years to serve. Rafael VaIenzuela, who was convicted of the burglary of the house of Anecito Moreno at Tempe, was sen fenced to two years and six months. dating from February 5, the time Of his arrest. Tom Kuem, the Chinaman who carved one of his countrymen, was sent for four years. There is one more con- vict to be sentenced, A J. Hoffman, who was found guilty Of grand larceny on Friday. His sentence will De ad- ministered tomorrow.
 The usual law day business was transacted on the civil side of the court. In the case of F. M Avis against the Cienguita Copper company the demurrer was again reset for May 19. Judgment was given the plaintiff for S43S.SS in the case of George w. Hutchinson against John Cheney The case of N. w. Haggard against the Meridian Canal company was dis missed on the motion of the plaintiff at his costs. In the matter of Annie V. Phelps against Ella F. Root and others the plaintiff was gwen leave to file an amended complaint by May s.
 The case of N. w. Haggard against David Stephens was continued for the term by consent. In the case of F. L.. Blumer against George E. Sanders a motion for a new trial was granted. A similar order was made in the case of E. L. Blumer against the Angel Con solicited Mining company.
 In the separate suits of the United States tor the benefit of the Standard Iron works and the Valley Lumber company against the Pacific Surety company. motions for new trials were denied and notices of appeal were given. The damage suit of George E. Futile against the Mesa, Roosevelt Stage company will come up on demur- Ter on May g. In the suit of Jesse F. Kelly against Mary Rogers and others to quiet title the plaintiff was given judgment. In the divorce suit of Isa- bella G. Moore against Martin M. Moore the plaintiff was given a decree.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-06
IN HONOR OF JUAREz.

There is a lot of business doing in the Republic of Mexico. The Mexican Herald records that the aggregate of public enterprises formally inaugural ed throughout the state of Chihuahua, on March 21, in the honor of the tooth anniversary of the patriot Benito Juar- ez's birthday, has just been made pub lie. and the total is 1852, 800, distrib- uted through eight of the principal dis tricts of the state. The MeXicans do not forget Juarez. In the Plaza de Ia Libertad of Tampico the finishing touches are being put on the fine Juar- e3 statue.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-06
WHITE VESTED SENATOR.

Senator Piles. of Washington. is the white vest senator. He never appears in the senate without that particular garment, or perhaps it would be better to say. garments. as the different styles and patterns he wears indicate that white vests are his particular fad. Frequent visitors to the gallery, until they find out who he is inquire, Who is the white vested senator?"
Arizona republican., 1906-05-06
10000 MISSING EACH YEAR.

No fewer than 10000 persons are re- ported missing in London every year. Only about one-fffth of these missing persons are ever accounted for. The others disappear from friends forever. Many of them are wanted" by the po- lice. which explains why they do not reappear.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-06
RECORDERS OFFICE.

Wilbert c. Rinard to J. c. Phillips, deed to part southwest A section S. township 1 north, range g east.
 Loula Cooper to Leslie Janeway, deed to lots ' and s, block 22, Montgomery addition.
 Albert Lathrop and wife to Frank F. Drew, deed to lot ? and west 20 feet of lot 1, block 56, Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-06
SHIRT WAIST DANCE.

Invitations are out for the shirt waist dance to be given next Wednes- day night in Melczers hall Music will be furnished by the ladies' orchestra, assisted by Eugene Ray, and the occa- sion promises to be a more than usu- ally pleasurable one.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-06

Chas. J. Sanichas' confectionery and ice cream parlors moved to A w. Washington st. Everything new, neat. The best ice cream in the city.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-06
PIE SOCIAL

Tuesday evening, at the Church of Christ, given by the Gideon Club" Good menu and musical program given by young men. A splendid evening is promised.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-06

I've travelled the whole world over And had candy that was a treat, But Donofrio's Cactus Candy Simply can't be beat.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-06

VIZ OLD FOLKS CONCERT Ar THE BAPTIST MEETING HOUSE. AT EARLY CANDLE LIGHT, THURSDAY, MAY 10. TICKETS, 50 CENTS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

Van WANTS BOARD AND
'.J1e In. private family. Address,
iculars and terms, w 80, Trib-
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STILL HUNTING

STILL HUNT1NG2
Gou probably have looked around for
weeks and weeks to find the home or .vc
Of your choice. Has 1t ever occurred
TO you that my experience Of thirteen
benefit to you?
Have you ever heard OF a loss or
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No one can dispute that have the
choicest selection of homes and build
Ing spots on my list.
Why don't you call on me and be
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hx10 rods, rooms, not new, but
modern cottage on 3rd East near End
South.
S4500.
Sroom modern 2-story residence on
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1o-room modern brick cottage with
hot water heat. lot 2A1s rods, corner
on 1st st.
sroom modern brick cottage, east
front on r ST.. lot ets26 23h1S'
4-room cottage. lot 2hx7 rods on
18th East near Sth South
&-room modern brick cottage. Tth
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$500.
4-room brick cottage. lot 21zxS rods
near 9TH South and 18th East, water
and electric lights in the house.
$3.50.
About s acres with 4-room house,
good water right, near 18th East and
18th South, 200 young fruit trees just
planted,
90 acres with good 6room house in
Mill Creek. one OF the best Improved
properties In that vicinity. viii sell 10
acres with house for $500.
Until May 1st, room mod. brick cot
tage on D st. near End ST.. rods
frontage. It's cheap.
About $3.50 per foot and all paving
paid. Nos. 1is-16o Brigham st. lot
1920 per year. Have only until May
s21oO.
4-room frame house near Sth South
on 1st West. lot AXIS rods. It's bar
On SECOND STREET BOULEVARD
9x10 corner. facing south and cast,
$4,000.
AXIS corner. facing north and west.
$4,000
2bx7h, south front. $3.50.
6X7 rods, corner. $4,000.
And many more
On corner 4th East and 9Th South, "a
x7 rods. $3.50.
Corner 1st and j SITS. 6x7le rods
East 1st South. 2Ax1o rods. south
front, $4,000.
Nice but small lot on Canyon Road,
'S sx1o, 7th South near 2nd West.
$3.50.
Have lots everywhere.
A. RICHTER,
ls West 1st South st. Phones SAL
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NIINERAL NOTICE

oN-The funeral servloos over tho re.
z ,fho lato Mary c. Thompson. WHO OF
Thompson, aged ~ years, VIII De
H1ny Mt 10 o. m. from tho residence
|N BurbidKe. lS5 West Second North
eIends nro invited TO attend Inter
4 jty cemetery,
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DIED

LIN this city April "a. 1906, Emmet
Nm, n native OF Eureka, Utah. aged
Snd months. Notice of funeral
EE-In this city April a. 1906.
\ dnughter OF George l.. and Mary
! mbourne. born December 8. 1878. In
stCity. Funeral services Thursday
'Vfrom the residence of Mr.. and Mrs,
harlow, 27l West Fifth North street
~ Invited to attend. Interment In
l|ory,
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c. ]. BOWMAN CO.

C. ]. BOWMAN CO.
Rooms IL and IL. Eagle block
Ind Phone $3.50.
s3.o00-Mod. Groom b. on Cap Hill.
S3.5OO-Mod I-room b. on Cap. Hill.
$2.500-S-room b., 2 blka. N. of Temple.
$2,750-New broom white p. b., mod,
northeast, easy terms.
s2.500-New Groom mod, white p. b..
mod, $3.50 cash.
$4,500-New 7-room mod. on 1st st;
very easy terms
s1.675-New 4-room, white p. b., $50
cash. balance SIS per mo.
s2.65o-7room brick. mod, on 7th ST.;
large lot
s3.ooO-5-room red p. b., 554 So 18th
E.; lot 50xl65.
New homes on West Side OF monthly
payments.
C. j BOWMAN CO,
Rooms IL and IL. Eagle block
w1e6S
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; one who understands plain
COOKING; no washing nor ironing; no
WOOD or coal to carry SIS week o27
e. Brigham. wIS9a
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ELEVATOR MEN. BELL BOYS. KEN KEN
yon Hotel "[Eo'
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PRICE PAID FOR MEMS
hats and shoes. e5
III st. Bell 2126-X. w1422
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- A GROOM. 2-sToRY MOD
p. II bargain Is offered Will
5ss l.. o. box 1853. Wilt
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DRESSM AKING

DRESSMAKING AT COS. THE TEN
pleton: ehirt-waist suits and tailor
made skirts. Miss Sloan. wlS3
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$50 PER DAY SELLING EARTH
quake Disaster; largest book, most au-
thentlc. best illustrated. actual photo
freight paid. Free out0t. Send 10c postage.
Dale Publishing House, 36S Dearborn, Chi
cago w2240
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a. NEALSON BUY SECOND
"a. stoves. etc. Pol So, State.
wll64
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AGENTS. COMPLETE STORY OF THE
Great Earthquake Disaster; largest
and best book; best photographs. only
S.5O; 50 per cent profit to agents. Credit
given, freight paid, OUTFIT free. Send Sc
for postage. Cooper Co. 132 Lake st.
Chicago. w22S9
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AGENTS WANTED SAN FRANCISCO
Calamity; only book sells like wild
ere, chance of lifetime: 30 or 100 per cent
profit Freight paid, credit given: OUTFIT
free, 10c for mailing. Other liberal Induce
ments. Address r. II. Woodward. Balti
more, Maryland w2244
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)B ON SUNDAY BETWEEN
and al South Main, In the
Ng; Hinder return to AL So.
u receive reward. w2Il0
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THE COMPLETE STORY OF THE
great San Francisco earthquake, writ
ten by eye-witncsses; complete set of nc
tual photographs. big book; best terms;
from fifteen to forty orders a day. send
10c for complete outflt, now ready, be
first In your fleld The Columbia House,
Chicago, III w2lS6
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LOST

'RlNG, COFFEE DIAMOND
fsprrounded with diamonds.
krd; no questions asked. Re-
mont Hotel. room ~.
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O-RELIABLE MEN TO REG
the Young Mems Christian AS
Employment Depart. good posi-
the right men, 1893
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
100000
VIII Purchase
5X20 Rods

100000
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5x20 Rods
9Th East bet 1st and End So,
With frontage OF rods on
9th East and S rods on Dun
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Call at once and inquire as to
the terms. We know that
they Will be satisfactory.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO,
Fones q. PSI s. Main.
w1o13
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ING THE WHEREABOUTS
4 Ferkel. who is supposed to
Lake City He loft Pueblo.
Al, 1900: baker and confectIon-
Il Address Miss Jennie Ferkel.
Cnst st. Salt Lake City. wl052
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WANTED-GOoD, COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework. good wages: no
washing; ct 55 East 1st So Apply morn
lngs w2l72
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HOUSE WRECKING

OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT. SHOWELL
Bros. & Belcher. lol Atlas block. phone
Bell S566-K. Ind. 1893. rlll2
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I'SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE
Horror. Mt Vesuvius and the Worlds
Great Disaster" profusely illustrated
with Photographic scenes OF the great
disaster and Views of the devastated cities
and their people Large book. 400 pages.
Retail sl.5o Agents send 10 2-cent stamps
for prospectus. quick Big commissions,
c. f. Stevenson, Majestic Bldg, Denver
Colo w221i
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- PRICE PAID FOR IRON.
lgs, bottles. rubber, copper, etc.
!, ( CO.. &C T., Sth So phone 2G9.
1907
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r PRICE PAID FOR HOUSE
tods, carpets. etc. entire house
RS speciality. Nebraska Furni-
.'62 E. 2nd So. o2l45
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ELECTRO DERMATOLOGIST
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS

TIE EEELES co. Pure ICE CREAM
and sherbets, prompt delivery. % Rich
ards street. Both phones 1928. w657
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oU1RREL BOA ON SOUTH
lnder Will receive a reward by
at the box Office Salt Lake
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WANTED

MAN. CoNVALESCENT, wants
,Eit. airy, cool room or with
modern house with quiet family
/ preferred. willing TO provide
;, state terms Box NO. W2Ioo
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tDO THE LARGEST PAWN
I'm Utah, naturally we can loan
largest amounts at the lowest
. diamonds, watches, jewelry.
nguns, tools, trunks. bicycles.
ruments of all kinds. etc, Prl-
les and private entrance rs F..
lain entrance 30 F. 1st So, cor.
w05l
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PANAMA HATS BLEACHED

ILOCKED AND RETRIMMED BY AN
expert Fred Taylor. "a e. LIST So:
Phone lS71-N td1
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

PLANTING SETTING AND CULTI-
Ynting fruit trees by experienced nuru-
cry man. Frank Veniero. 40 w 4th So
w400
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UPHOLSTERING & REPAIRING
SELLING

FROM THE EAST. ALMOST NEW
skirts, waists. jackets. dress and even
ing gowns at your own price. ll6 3rd
South Wleso
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D-ELECTRIC PIANO; STATE
3nswer. Address Salt Lake Sa-
VI, Pocatello, Idaho" VIA
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SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDSl

ALL KINDS AT BAILEY G. SONS
all w5l
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SAFE REPAIRING

EXPERT SAFE OPENING AND LOCK
work, Salt Lake Stamp Co.. cor. Srd
30. md West Temple Zones 3oL p27O
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AGENTS SELL SAN FRANCISCO
Disaster" Big book. 500 page illustra
tions. highest commissions. freight paid.
Send 10c postage for outfit, Also beautl-
full household premiums given. American
Publishing House, Chicago. w2243
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aJNERAL DIRECTOR

( HALL. UNDERTAKES AND
,sSr. 225 S. w. TEN Phones 1919.
'R''- D642
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PHONOGRAPH PARLORS, a25
3. w. Temple, FonO nfsX. o1eU7
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COMPETENT GIRL OR MIDDLE-AGED
woman for general housework; soodd
wages. Tel 15l6-K. WHO'S
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HENRY JOHNSON. 800 HERALD BLDG,
with Anderson Il. l. 1. Co.. Herald
bldg,
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ACTIVE MEN WANTED IN EACH
county to exhibit. demonstrate and ad
vertlse staple line; salary s1S weekly. s3
honesty and sobriety moro essential than
experience. National Co, 720 Chestnut St.
Philadelphia w2lS5
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great San Francisco earthquake. written
by eye witnesses; complete set of actual
photographs. big book. best terms. big
orders a day. Credit given, freight paid.
Complete outfit free; &C for postage Now
ready Free book for yourself The
Columbia House, Chicago w22n
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PERIENCED IN GENERAL
[-iise line TO open store In new
Using mining camp; company
4 End protection. from 5000 TO
Fred: must be good man. Ad-
III, Tribune. w2l50
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PERSONAL
ASSAYERS

UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
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162 So, West Temple. P. o. Box l446
Analytical work q speciality. Price list
mailed. t21e4
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HARVEY &c CO.. n0 w. 8; Temple, Bell |
'phone 1927; Ind l2l4 1Szs |
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE REPAIRS
HAT FACTORY

HATS CLEANED. BLOCKED AND RE
modelled. Utah Hat Factory. ga So.
Main. Ind. phone 1889. wl04
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BOARD AND ROOMS

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
man; electricity and bath &C r. 1st
North, phone 200 for week w226l
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM WITH
board. Modern house. Suitable for two
gentlemen, or man and wife. Bell tel
33l6-K. w2l54
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IRONER WANTED AT AMERICAN
Steam Laundry, l23-12s E. 1st so WZ2oS
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS-SELL SAN FRANCISCO Dis
aster book, 900 pages, Illustrations; high
est commissions: freight paid. credit; T;
send 10c postage for outfit. also beautiful
free household premiums. American Pub
fishing House. Chicago WITS
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~ WANTED BY A CAPABLE
4 Eastern man. with 6 years
as stenogrepher. Office and
tnager. and years experience
y purchasing agent for n mill
Eorporation. No objection to
Al Address p. o box li3. W2sI
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SERS AND DESIGNERS

HALF-TONES AND CUTS
Engraving Co. e2GIS
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BOYS. 1915 YEARS OF AGE. APPLY
early American Linen Supply Co, 3S iSS
w. 1St So, WIZ
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SCALP TREATMENT
STORAGE OF FURS

ALL FURS LEFT WITH US FOR
cleaning or repairing VIII be stored
for the summer months free OF charge.
r. Stencil Fur. Co, I9 E 3rd So. cor
State. Ind Tel $50. wl92O
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IAN WANTS BOARD AND
modern house, private family.
preferred. close in, Will remain
Ei inths II suited. Address w %,
, nd state terms.
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HORSESHOER; MUST BE FIRST
class; So per day; hours work steady
job to right party, Iii w. So. Tempdes IDLE
F, Brown, "H<s
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A STEADY POSITION OPEN AS STOCK
clerk; must be rapid and correct In ig-
ures. bond and references required Ad-
dress in your own handwriting TO X so,
Tribune, "@%Sn
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CASH REGISTERS

Groshcll. sales agent. No 2m Main st
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always in stock nl5S0
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.gTED- SITUATIONS

On BY AN EXPERIENCED
jral craftsman and supcrln-
;. ddress y Is, Tribune. w222O
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MAN TAILOR AND FIRST-CLASS
skirt makers at Walkers store. Inquire
at Madam Stouts dept. WzE"S
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WANTED-BELP

WAITRESS AT HALLS HOTEL. w2252
WOMAN TO SWEEP AND CLEAN
mornings; also strong woman Tor mousse
cleaning. Hotel Normandy, q T.. Sd SCUM, Soubo,
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PIPE-60,O00 FEET
SCAVENGERS
PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER


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FOR RENT


4-ROOM HOUSE. s47 so. PARK AVE.
no children w2262
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-03
Births

At Lyndonville. Dec. %, son to Mr.. and
Mrs. K. w. Leonard.
At Concord, Dec. 80 son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul McGregor.
At Barnet, Dec 27, son to Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Barker