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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-07
AN IDEAL DAY.
That Describes the Weather Conditions
on Saturday.

Saturdays temperatures were ideal.
At 8 o'clock in the morning the mer-
curry was above the freezing point
from which it gradually crept higher
until at 3 o'clock it reached A, which
was the maximum for the day, where
it remained for two hours, finally
dropping by degrees until it reached
So at o'clock when the man who
runs the weather bureau lays down
his recording pen and seeks his home.
There was sixteen mile an hour
wind blowing most of the morning and
well into the afternoon from the north
west, and contrary to the usual rule
of winds from this direction, it was
warm and dry. The indications for
Sunday as forecasted state that there
will not be any perceptfble change in
the temperature and the weather gen
orally will be fair.
At 1 o'clock Sunday morning there
was hardly a cloud in the sky and the
night was made as light as day by the
new moon whose rays shone unob-
structed to the earth. There is a
ring around the MOON however,
which is referred to by the western
stockmen as a moon dog and is al
ways viewed with more or less awe by
the careful husbandman-
The hourly temperatures for the day
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-07
READY TO FIGHT.
Minnesota Prison Authorities win
Combat Irvine Trust.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 6.@The
state board of control and Warden
Walfer of the penitentiary at Saltwater
are ready to meet the competition of
the binding twice trust which is about
to start a plant in St. Paul in the en-
deavor to run the prison Irvine plant
out of business by underselling it in
the state. If the trust plant cuts into
the market for prison Irvine the state
will carry the war outside and force
the trust to meet competition in the
surrounding states.
Under the present law the prison
authorities may go outside the state to
sell any of the product left on hand af-
ter July 1, but if the state has any
trouble next season in disposing of the
output, the legislature will be asked to
change the law so the state can go out
side and sell the prison output any time
after May I. That would give the trust
some trouble. The present plan is to
break the market only in Minnesota. in
order to kill off the prison plant. The
trust is not looking for competition all
over the northwest.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-07
He ISN'T SATISFIED.
Carr Taylor VIII Ask to Have Grain
Case Beopened.

Carr Taylor has decided that he viii
ask the state board of railroad commits
sioners to reopen the grain case. He
thinks that the grain men of the state
did rot get all they were entitled to
when the board allowed a reduction of
only 5 per cent in existing rates.
The application for rehearing will be
filed sometime prior to January 90
when the order issued by the board is
due to go into effect.
Mr.. Taylor has also asked the board
for rehearing in the coal rate case,
and will make an effort to have the
slack rates to the salt manufacturing dis
trict lowered. The order of the board
in the coal rate case is due to go into
effect January q.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-07
MONTGOMERY A CANDIDATE.
The Wen Known Grocer Announces
for the Council

The first new man to announce himself
a candidate for aldermanic honors is Mr.
E. Montgomery of the Fourth ward.
Mr. Montgomery, who lives at POI To-
peka avenue, will enter the race as can
didate for the position which will be eli
gible this spring with the expiration
of the term of Councilman Rice. The
boom for Mr. Montgomery has been kept
quiet and it has only been within the past
few days that it has reached the point
where he really deemed it advisable to
come out and make known his decis-
ion.
Mr. Montgomery was formerly the pro-
prietor of the Star grocery. his interests
in which he disposed of a short time ago
He is now secretary of the retail grocers'
association and is well and favorably
known to the business men of the city
The present incum bent Mr.. Rice, is al
so in the grocery business. It is conf
sent to have his name used for a renom-
nation. though he has not expressed him
self definitely.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-07
STEVENS GOES FREE.
Man Sentenced to Hang Is Given His
Parole.

George Stevens. litter" at the state
penitentiary, was on Saturday granted a
parole from the prison and will be releas-
ed at once. The prison board, composed
of T. c. Ballinger, John SeatOn and w I.
Biddle. recommended that Stevens be
granted a conditional pardon, but Gov
Hoch thought that a parole would be suf-
ficient.
Stevens was sentenced in 1898 to hang
for the murder of Milton Cannon On
Dec. Is, 1902, Gov. Stanley committed the
sentence to Is years Imprisonment. The
ground for his action was the same as
that upon which he has now been pa
rolled.
The only ground upon which executive
clemency was sought was that a man
named Merritt, who was equally guilty
with Stevens, was acquitted by a jury at
the same term of court that Stevens was
convicted Judge Slzidmore. who tried the
case. says in a letter that the evidence
against Merritt was stronger than against
Stevens. The county attorney, who pros
ecuted, says that he thinks both men
were guilty, but that it isn't right to
make Stevens suffer alone.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-07

Medhcott is one of the young Re-
publieans of Shawnee county who
takes off his coat and does the work
for his party in the campaigns. but
who has not been known heretofore
as candidate for office He has not
even held the exalted Office of pre-
cinct committeeman, but has been
content to serve in the ranks.
After serving three and a half
years as deputy county treasurer I'M
der both H NJ Philips and Frank
Bowen, he has come into the race for
the head position in that office. Dur
ing the twelve years of his residence
in Topeka prior to going into the
ployed in the Office of the City Real
Estate Trust company. He is not mar
ried, but lives with his mother at sol
Lincoln street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-07
D. F. WATTS VERY LOW
Operated on for Observation-Disclosures
of Recovery Small.

Colonel Dan F Wyatt was operated
upon for appendicitis at Christ hospital
late Saturday night. The appendix
was gangrenous. Little hope of his
recovery is entertained. Mr.. Wyatt
only became sick on Friday. He was
still able to be out on Thursday.
Colonel Wyatt is a special bailif Of
the United States court. He is father
of the Wyatt sisters who are we'll
known in local musical circles.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-07
Hoch Oners a Reward.

Governor Hoch on Saturday offered a
reward of $500 for the arrest and cOnvic-
ton of the person or persons who on De
cember A. 1897, murdered A. Vega of Phil
lipsburg. This reward is a renewal of an
old offer and is again hung up at this
time because the officers of Phillips coun-
ty think they have evidence which will
warrant an arrest in the case. Vega had
a little store at Philnpsburg and some
one entered the store at night and killed
him in cold blood.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-07

Carson City, New. who was tried for
the hazing of Midshipman Jordan P.
Kimbrough, of Germantown, and
although no announcement has been
made of the verdict it is learned from
a reliable source that he has been
convicted, which will result in his dis
miSSaI.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-07

I was not notified at all. 1 didn't have
a thing to do with it,
So therein lies the tale of how Doc
Newman drew first blood Big
laurels, thesei
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-07
WANTS no BE TREASURER.
Stanley Medlicott, Present Deputy,
Asks for Promotion.

Stanley Medlicott, for fifteen years
a resident and taxpayer of the city
of Topeka, and now deputy treasurer
OF Shawnee county, is making an ac-
tive campaign for the Republican
nomination for county treasurer to
succeed Frank Bowen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-07

Either Phone 900
AND GIVE US A
TRIAL ORDER

Good Bulk Coffee, Id. 15c
Heinz Sauer Kraut, ID SC
Jumbo Sour Pickles, doz. 15c
Large Dill Pickles, doz. 15c
Fancy Lard, 1O-1b pail, $1.1O
Dry Salt Pork, ID. ...... Sc
Choice Mocha and Java
Coffee Ca cup and sau-
Ger free with each lb.)
per pound e....... 25C
Table Salt, 10-lb. sack. LOG
Canned Peaches per can 15c
New Navy Beans, Z lbs. .25c
Fancy English Walnuts,
per pound .......... zoe
Ralston P. G.. Flour 3
packages. ........ .25c
Bulk Currants, 3 lbs. Csc
Bulk Raisins, 3 lbs. 25c
New England Mince Meat,
3 packages ... .25c
Yellow Cornmeal, pkg 10c
Oil, gallon. .10c
Good Canned Corn, 4
cans. -. ... .Z5c
White Lard, 2 lbs. $50. .15c
Best Cane GRADUATED
Sugar, d lbs. for. =. $1.00
High Patent Flour, so
ID. sack ~ S1.25
Best Cane Granulated
Sugar, % lbs. for. $1.00
with a IS order. sugar included.5
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-07

Charles Hall of Russell, who was in
town Friday. says th;N he has not yet
decided whether or not he viii be
candidate for secretary of state In
spite of this the papers have again
Withdrawn him from the race Hall
says:
I'll am inclined to think that the Sixth
district viii give Curtis cOnsidera BILE
strength for United States senator.
Bristow has some friends in the district
but there is a feeling that the district
IS not especially indebted to him. I am
an favor Of an early convention. pos
sibly in March
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-07

There is a hot fight on down in
Hutchinson for the office of postmaster
which pays $4,000 a year. and is one of
the best offices in the district. The Of
fice is for Victor Murdoch to give and
no one has any strings to him in the
fight.
John Kinkle. formerly representative,
IS a candidate. J. b. Vincent the pres
ent incumbent is also running; likewise
DIR. Henry M. Stewart, physician at the
reformatcry; A L. Sponsler. secretary
of the fair association; Professor
Winans. formerly superintendent of
education, and Sheridan Ploughe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16

SALEsMANSEIIP TAUGHT BY MAIL
by men with years OF practical expert
ence: new system; positions secure for
graduates. Write for particulars. Amer
lean School OF Salesmanship, 623 Mermod-
Jaccard bldg. ST. Louis. w626
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DIED


IoHNsoN-In this city, April 10 1896. Emi,
c Johnson, in his 18th year. The iune'o'
viii be held today, April Is. 1905, at 40 p,
m. at s u. Evans's funeral parlors' ElS oou.n
STATE street. lntement, MI OliNet cemetery
CpEII-In the reor OF SO Seventh East
street this city. April "a 1906. OF oid asu,
susan /. Odcl wife OF William q. Odel, uo.n
September %. 1879, in England. Fuherat r,ny 81
ices Tuesday, at p. m. from tne ,,nb i,
,csldcncc Friends invited to a@t,enu, @
Inter1ncnt In City cemetery. Evanston Po'
please copy. - r
Copy-In this city, April lS. 1906, George "a y;
Cody aged IS years. Funeral VIII ST,day
rom the X OF P. hall at y; m SUM- T!,nb
Nnril H. 1906 under the auspices Fl, % 70
ANN No 23S, W, O w Those "is,,S .n1encc
,Ir,y the rcmnlns may do so at the teSIu,b Elu,b
- p q Slcntcr. No. @6 West = ILL.,, ~" C'ity
,oro - to ? D. IN. Sunday. lnterm'"' >
,owr-At Ogden. Utah. April l2 lsVo MTSl nHWi
min A Lowe, ngcd Us years. tnar W
H., held from tho funeral ehapei oa Mon
If,1i aqS south West Temple al 0Ilyot
80 Apru ls 1906 Interment MI
cemetery . r1ohor city
,,rr>,>t1NGs-Isnac Cummings. ut heo't
frtoh saturday. April I, 1870 49,,
,rt7prR-In this city, April ~. Typ ~ minaIs.
Hnhor aged IS years. n native OIL ,Innaoy
,-.rei nj St Mary's cntheoral, %oINorv
III Is 1905 Mt 9 q lnternehI
crmotsry Friends invited ,h.
.>,rru-In this city. April "a. lpoe N he' i'iuinn
shLi on,hsoid son OF Harry anc 49, W.,
1t 81 the family residence. NO -" "N'>
,NHt south Funeral notice later.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edison w Sutphen. Foris France, Anna o.
Frehetad Pnris France.
oeorgo Schllnoyic, Murray; Hnta Ruhavini.
Murray.
Godfrey Doreton, Denver, Matte Courier.
Denver
George Brown. Salt Lake; Mary Casey. Salt
Lake.
salt Lake.
Jphn IL Highom. Salt Lake: Gwyndolin
Nermotte, Salt Lake
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FUNERAL NOTICE

,;rHLUTER-rhe funeral ssTviSes Ses,u'og GHS' aged
remalns Ot Ohio oH died April . 1906, OF append,
cius. in Winthrop Cal and sSn ,Sa SaventeentH 81 mt
Mrs. William H Sehluter OF snndoy ,ne April is,
ware; go s"' D m. from tho Nineteenth ,,.nI W
Uoc4ting- house Friends arc invited TO
Intcrment in City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16

HERE IAN OPPORTUNITY
That 1t Will = you TO Investigate A
clean stock ofoceries, Inc fixtures, Will
Invoice abou56. the storcroom and S
mod living RE, on at. car, new build
Ing; we ,wilell you the property for
$500 and ty 500 cash payment. bal
ensy; this Is s. Line dist. 3 Better see
IL Ncwcom3L, w Ind So, T. Z,
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GENTLEMAN WANTS BOARD AND
room, close In, private family. Address,
giving particulars and terms. W 80. Trlb-
une,
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PARTNER IN ESTABLISHED POUL-
try business with small amount OF cash
Address Box 9S7, Tooele City, Utah. wl2S
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WHERE TO STOP
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS

TGE ~EEEGEY co, FURE ICE CREkN
and sherbcts; prompt delivery. - nGn,
ards street. Both phones sz3, wsa
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HAT FACTORY

HATS CLEANED, BLOCKED AND RE
modeied; Utah Hat Factory. IA So
Maln. Ind. phone 1893 vlo
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YOUNG MAN WISHES PARTNER FOR
grocery store or something similar. Ref
crences ass s. State wllS3
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STENOGRAP1ER. TYPEWRITER. AND
Il must know some bookkeeping. State ,ex-
pcriencc and salary expected. Address.
own handwriting, w a. Tribune. wl3l6
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ADVERTISING WORLD, COLUMBUS.
o.; a monthly journal OF information.
plans. suggestions and Ideas for adver-
Using Send today for free sample, or
l0c for four months trial. rls67
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MEN EVERYWHERE. s4o0 DAILY
pass circulars. tack signs. No can
vasslng. steady. Continental Dlstribut-
Ing Service. Chicago. w12.3
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TO RENT A GROOM. 2-STORY MOD
ern house. II bargain Is offered will
buy Address r. o. box 1853 Will
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MASSAGE

n1GsI 90 s1osSsd SWEDISH MAssssAsIeEE. ssssI5E
ID Ioom mS 4ea Pearl ave. Bell fon0 ils,s
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wANTED-RELIAgL MEN TO REG
Jster In tbe Young Bens Christian As
soc.ation Employment Depart: gooo posi-
tlons for the right men. tGo3
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FLORISTS

GIANT PANsIEs. 25c PER Doz. ND, ND
phono 2i6j
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ATTENTION. W00DMEN!

Camp 3ss W; 70, O. W. TiI SaIrSS9f sS9quSs 6 'Hs E,
Gnd, from the X. OF P, Hall SUNDAY
1qH SDrIl Is at $50 p. M. Funeral ut P
-, Woodmcn and circles invited +
~ Meakln Q. c. j. NJ lhouas, G.SI -
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PIPE-60,0 FEET

ALSO STEAM HOISTS. ALL KINDS
Sven. 23s So, 3rd West. ne1S
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

KAPIAS HOUSE CLEANING CO.,
Satisfaction guaranteed sSl Main, o9tn al1
phones lS5S-Y. uVis
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MONUMENTS AND T0MBSTONES

LACE YOUR ORDER NOW ron DEC-
Grafton day. r Mckenzie. AZ State 81
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PARTIES WITH MEANS TO TAKE
interest In two OF the best inventions
oh earth. Apply II Commercial st. wl05l
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE REPAlho

G d. LoVETT, AL IN MNSIt Msst; phoas
t paired Foundry, n ~ ~" to
os04-K
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ACCORDION PLEATING
ATTORNEYS
ELECTRO DERMATOLOGlSIlI.

o-~-c.~~>~0~o~S| S|oI no BIRTHMARKS.
freckles, red spots, all imperfec'iHIncs, IIsc,,ic Ia
Tho skin permanently removed os h,ds
needles. Miss Small. 6ol lenpie tSs
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FOR RENT

FIVE ROOMS. MODERN. 924 PENN
AVE. 3tn East ana 2hu 80, Call atter
6 y. IN. wlI2J
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EST DOUBLE vIOLETs AND FU-
neral designs. Both phones Set@ 0 St.s
FIoral Co. i43 South Main street hI4As
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FIRE INSURANCE.

HENRY JOHNSON. >" CO., HsfsS
with Anderson k f. i
bids.
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0f for GN sacoSS S"@ Se,b' bw0RTH 5R;I. FURNiT1iar
away. Address w Is, Tribune rent going
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

STEEL HAE SINGER SEWING
machine, "fobc, Kitchen cupboard.
chiffonlers CIT closet desk, dresser.
other afticlcsicap. Room g. over Utah
National ban w1i00
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SCAYENGERS

IITAH scAvENGER co. offi' isa
So, Srd u. Ind. 5siS- i2@
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S1N-ROOM MODERN HOUSE; CLOSE
in. Inquire No. IL Phipps court. wli01

THREE OR 4-ROOM HOUSES WITH
water: partly furnished or unfurnished:
| l21 e. 4th So Mrs Burke. wl395
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TWO LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOMS
from 10 to IL IT. high: close in. Address
w 0, Tribune w36s
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MAN WANTED IN THE REAL ES-
tate business: experience unnecessary;
II honest, ambitious and willing to learn
the business thoroughly by mall and
earn $500 to $500 monthly as our local rep
resentativc. write Immediately for full
particulars. Address National Co-opera-
tive Realty Co, sN B Athenacum bldg,
Chicago WlZSb
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
will be held in every State during the
summer and fnl Full information and
questions recently used by the Civil Ser
vice Commission free. Columbian Cores
pondence College. Washington. d. C w12i2
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TO BUY REMINGTON OR UNDER
wood typewriter. cheap for cash. Bell
2Si3-X. 2l8 street. wl355
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DRIVER AT THE AMERICAN STEAM
laundry l23 to l2s East First South.
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FOR RENT-FURNlSHED

ONE OR TWO FRONT ROOMS. MOD
ern, private family, No. l. Dupel a. o.;
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BUSINESS CHANCES

STOCK COMPANIES INCORPORATES
II you have stocks or bonds for sale let
me try and sell them for you. George NJ
falo wa7l
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EIGHT ROOM BRICK. 500 PARK AVE
rue. $l5.
Homer. and Robertson, Deserct Natl
bank bldg, Main and LIST South SITS. WHO'S
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WANIED-HELP

LADIES WANTED 10 DO SEWING Az
home making Sanitary Belts, good
wages. steady work, Particulars stamped
envelope. Lenox Co, Dept. 352, Chicago.
wl.3J
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BRICK BARN. Ssxso FIT. WITH AMPLE
ground In rear. on tth South. opposite
city and county building. from May 1st
VIII enlarge for Responsible tenant Street
TO SO paved. Fritsch, No. IL East IND
South " t13S
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FUNERAL DIRFCTOR

r:RER w. HALL. UNDERIAIIktGSN - Io,e
embalmer. 70 .. W. pSA2
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SALESMAN-EXPER in ANY
line, 10 sell general stores In Utah An
unexcelled speciality proposition. Com
missions and s35 weekly for expenses. The
Continental Jewelry Co, CLEVELAND, o.
w1AS
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Nha55dihins. Na5i TissANPorTE Il psF sr1,I:. EGGS PoS
East. Ind. fone 6l2. aS 80, sth
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CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FURNACE
cleaning Leave orders at Druehl &
Franken Drug Co. Both phones 100. wlS75
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BUGGY. COX AND SINGLE HAIR
ness, cheapS So. 9Th w. Bell phone
H7-T. II -" w12S7
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LARSEN & NEALSON BUY SECOND
hand furn-, stoves, etc. 25l So State.
W116A
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LADIES EMPLOYED 10 DO FANCY
work. Material sent. easy, rapid work;
good pay, steady. For samples and par
ticunrs address n. G. Hulin. 1874 Market
st, San Francisco. Won
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BARBER SHOP FOR SALE, HY-
draulic chairs combination case. bali
block from depot Good location. Clears
from SIS to $50 q week. Trial given II
wanted. Cheap for cash. ,bS 18th St,
Ogden. Utah. wS3S
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FOR SALE-MISCEJJ,ANpo,m,s

range, t1i'EB DafIor set. aio9DS 5sSSo. MaJEsTi1cc
lccooA. carpets. etc. 40 Sol sln s1h SET. larfs
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A FINE MODERN SIR. HOME, 9U8 IND
st, VIII rent Tur. or unturnisned. Z.
w. Miller. III " md So.
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GIRLS FOR GENERAL LAUNDRY
work and ladies' clothes ironers. Apply
Jno. Brooks, Supt.. 431 So. 9Th East st
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