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EXPOSURE

To cold draughts o1 GIr, Io keen and cutting winds, sudden changes of the temperature, scanty clothing, undue exposure of the throat and neck after public speaking and singing, bring on coughs and colds.
 Ballard's Horehound Syrup is the best cure. Mrs. A. Barr, Houston Texas, Jan. G1, 1902. writes: "One bot tlc cured me of a very bad cough. It is very pleasant to take"
 Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy.
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HOTEL CALIFORNIA,
LOS ANGELES, CAL

A quiet, cool and comfortable house of particular excellence, conveniently situated at the corner of Second and Hill streets, in the heart of the city. but jusL enough removed from the cen ter of trade activities to be away from the hustle of traffic. Its location is not only the most central, but the most convenient to all theaters. art galler- ies and other places of amusement. American and European plan. Rates very reasonable.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-03
HOTEL VALDEMAR.

Rooms single and en suite Special rates to Arizonans for the summer. located. Near parks and post office All outside rooms. Beau tifu1ly furnished.
 es2 W. Sixth St., Los Angeles, Cal.
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance creating Paving District
No, 81.
Salt Lake City, Utah:
SECTION L That the following Paving
District is hereby created and estab-
lished in Salt Lake City. to-wit: Paw
ing District No 81 shall be and consist
OF all public streets and alleys included
In the following described tract, to-wit;
Commencing at the southwest corner
OF Third East and Ninth South streets,
and running south to the south side OF
Eleventh South street, thence east 10 the
west side OF Ninth East street, thence
south to the city limits. thence east TO
the east side OF Thirteenth East street,
thence north to the south aide OF Ninth
South street, and thence west TO the
point OF beginning.
SECTION 2. This ordinance shall take
effect upon approval,
Lake CITY. Utah, July 23, 1906. and re-
ferred 10 the Mayor for his approval
J. 3. MoREToN. City Recorder.
Approved this 26th day OF July, 1905.
EZRA THOMPSON Mayor.
l. j.. g. Moreton, City Recorder OF Salt
Lake CITY, Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is full. true
and correct copy OF an ordinance en-
titled. AN ordinance creating Paving
District No 81 passed by the City
Council OF Salt Lake City. Utah, July %,
1905, and approved by the Mayor July 26,
1906, as appears OF record In my once.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. / have here
unto set my hand and affixed the cor
porate seal Of said city. this 26th day of
July. 1906
(sealO j. B. MoRETON,
City Recorder.
Bill No. 1l5, a20Sa
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
MIDSUMMER BARGAINS.

a good six-room brick cottage, four rooms
downstairs and two UP, pore. bath Tub, cellar.
lawn front and back, near 9th East and 2nd
South, all for $4,000.
good tour-room brick cottage, pantry and
cloBot, city water in, cleo. lights, on the
northwest side; s250o; can arrange terms.
A neat four-room brick cottage, bath room
(bnt no tub), pantry closet, cellar, cleo.
lights, southeast in n court; Sl700i easy
terms
We can At you out In anything in the real
estate line.
Rsnck Real Estate & Invt Co, suite 231,
D. F. Walker blk. b116
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GOOD BUYS IN SMALL HOMES.

In Forest Dale, swell 4-room rustic, dou"
BILE lining Of brick and building pnpor, air
chamber, G. l.. fine water, fruit trees all
kinda grapes, chicken coop, barn, buggy shed,
ETC., lot o0gl55. $1,000.
Broom frame, lot 50x144, fine shade and
garden. near Main and 18th &c.: $500,
d-room brick, VOL built, lot 2Nx10. near
r. q. depot; $1,000,
Broom frame, rock foundation, front and
back porch, large rooms. lot 5oxl1o, near
11th Z. and 11th So; $3.50.
3-room frame lot GA rods front, rear 4th
N. near 4th W.; $500. 500 cash, bal. easy
5-room brick and frame, finely decorated,
artesian well, barn, chicken coop, fine shade,
lot 6ox125, in Waterloo. $500.
Broom brick, with fnc cornor lot 5x5 rods,
N. w, $4,000.
6-room brick, modern, lot 2x10. with Joint
driveway, near Brig. and q; s2950.
Can make reasonable terms on all
LITTLE LITTLE,
Under Nat. Bank Of Republic. b122
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SNAPS: Al LOT, 8. E., NEAR OAR LINE,
$3.50; also new, large Turkish rug, worth
S210; Will take good COW, driving horse or
store goods as part payment; bal. cash, also
elegant CIR. modern brick, 3haxl0, by owner,
enst side; terms. P. o. box COB Bills
OWNER WILL SELL CHEAP ON EASY
terms 7-room modern cottage; nice yard ;
corner lot. TIA =. 7th So. a1414
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BUY NOW
To wait means that you will pay more for
your property. Remember the advice we gavo
you one, two and three ysars ago. Look at
the conditions now, and you realize that the
predictions we made have been realized In
every instance. Those OF you who took our
advice TO BUY NOW have made money; those
OF you who told us you would wait year
OF so, until prices became lower. are now
paying for your folly. Our advice Is always
good on real estate, because we are real es-
tate experts and keep in touch with, condi-
tons. II we felt that property values were
too high and that they would be lower little
later, and II you were a client. we would tell
you Dust as chcsrfully) TO walt as we do to
ward and upward. We have several good
buys, both for speculation in homes, In vacant
lots or in income investments. For instance:
acres 9TH e. and 10th So.. $4,000
This will cut into so lots, and lots In that
locality are now selling at $500 TO $500 per
lot Figure up your prohts.
330x330 IT,, Sth So. near Main. $4,000;
good for double your money II you cut ii up.
i0Il7 rods, corner on east side, s500o
sure profit in this.
Double house, rooms each, pressed brick
modern, nearly new, IN best residence section,
northeast, 3xl0 rod lot, $500, rents for s65
monthly. This is l2 per cent on the invest
mont,
Those are only samples from our large
list; we have some good buys In homes and
building lots See us.
PETERSON r. E. INV. CO..
$50 Main. b72
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MONEY TALKS HERE.


owner leaving city is forced TO sell his
nice nve-room modern pressed brick cottage,
situated on beautiful Third street near ]
street. II you want nice cottage, In q
choice location, with large lot, at bar.
gain, see this one at once. II you can equal
It at cur price, don't buy g.
A BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE.
A. M'EELLAR & CO., e3h West Second
South, a2273
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


s38 WEST THIRD SOUTH.
offered $50 per month rent, Owner wants
TO sell. Tho price. $1,000, moaning 10 per
cent net on money invested. 1t is modern
cottage: porcelain BATH and in frSt-claBs re-
pair. Tho lot 35x1so to alley. Look 1t up.
Gs r STREET.
Seven-room modern two-story frame. Be-
longs to an estate It must be sold and
can mako reasonable TOXINS. The price,
s2600 offered s26 per month rent for 1t.
VIII not 10 per cent on money invested
West Temple near Seventh South.
5-room modern brick cottage, 2Haxl0
rods, we'll improved and IN nrst-class condi-
ton. s3e5o.
Near Sixth South and Eighth East; on an
avenue, 7x1o rods. $1,000 Make offer
1867 Windsor avenue,
4-room brick cottage, water and olec-
trio lights In house; room for bath and two
rooms can be finished upstairs; the lot 60xl57
feet TO alloy and surely cheap at s2l0o.
Near Ninth East and Eleventh South
A Groom brick, two years old; room for
hnth, water and o. !. In house. and tho lot
5xlo rods; cost present owner s25oo Wants
balance 5000, per cent,
On a corner on First street.
3x6 rods, facing south and west, beauti-
full shade; nice high elevation with g.
room modern two-story residence; good barn
and barn lot besides. $4,000.
No. 1880 Third street.
A B.room modern two-Btory brick, lot 2 2Nax
10 rodB; furnace; IL is an up-to-date and
modern house. $4,000, Can make reasonable
terms.
No. 923 Third street.
rs 7-room modern residence, all modern
conventcnces. IT'S brand new; II is better
built than you could build Il yourself. VIII
make reasonable price and terms See IT.
II you are looking for z modern cottage
on the northeast bench, have them svery.
where Prices, s2loo up. L am cetrain that
every cottage for sale In that part OF ths
city is on my list.
A. RICHTER. 10 West First South street
Phones cal. ages
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WHY BENT WHEN YcU CAN BUY, ON
easy terms, a 7-room, two-story modern
house on one Of the best streets IN the city7
II has large reception Rail, parlor dining.
room, kitchen, pantry and cellar; four bed.
rooms, with closets 10 each; bath and all
other modern conveniences. The architecture
could not be improved upon. The lot 2xe,
with right Of way, is worth half what we are
asking. Not one twtg or spear OF grass could
Owner leaving city ana will sell AZ a Bacrt-
nce rather than rent. $3.50.
SUCKWALTER & SERMON,
327-32s Atlas Block,
Bell phone 3666-S. e2o24
SURE SALES THRU
Ashton g. Jenkins, 73 So Main et. a655
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KAPJAN HOUSE CLEANING CO.; sATIs.
faction guaranteed. GAL Main: both
phones iS6G-Y. 1884
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AGE LICENSES

~-@~~>~>~~>~~~>>
Iaff Denver; Camilla Quinn,
~. .Jr., Salt Lake; kathryn
Lake.
,lfinghnm, Bingham; Emma
land, Springfield, H.; Olive
|. III. =
= Salt Lake; Bertha Alexsn'
n. Mercur; Emma Player,
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TYPEWRITERS

ALL MAKES RENTED, REPAIRED, Ex.
changed, sold. Utah Typewriter Exchange
Co. 62 West End Sc al565
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ENGRAVERs AND DESIGNERS

ETcHINGs, HALF TONES AND OUTS. DE
BoUZEK Engraving Co. xe6IO
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A. RICHTER. 10 West First South street.
Phones cal. ages
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MASSAGE
LADIES APPAREL

FROM THE EAST; ALMOST NEW
skirts, waists, jackets. dress and even.
ing gowns at your own price Ill Z. End
South. 1873
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SUITE OF OR 4 LARGE. WELL-LIGHT-
ed Office rooms. with hreproof vault. suit
able for inv firm or mining company. Ap.
ply at room No. / Macintosh building,
corner West Temple and 2nd South SITS
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SCALP TREATMENT
NANIcURIEG, SHAMPooING HARPER
method COG The 9cmpletou. Zone
3T02.Z. aso9
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

BUTTE PAPER CLEANING CO.; LEAVE
orders at Smith Drug Co.. both phones
25S ya3
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WE SELL REAL ESTATE, THAT'S ALL
Tuttle Bros, 153 Main. Rod ball signs.
nI3o7
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BABY BUOY TIRES


PUT ON: AUTO TIRES VCuCANIZED AT
Osborne o. 90 Z. 2th So Ind. phone
14T6. ST20
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PIPE-60,9 FEET
ALSO STEAM HOIeTS, ALL KINDS MA
rhincry, steam ana electricity. j. N
Sven. 836 So. Srd' West nsi5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
A FOOLISH GIRL

.eauos Mr Murray had taken It into
hlH head that I was u safe ban and
ha did not like Won Hnteh
allo wanted you 20 aaftY hiH
daughter"
lie did not want her - marry
the ppnHaian. aud " wHs not Until
Miss MURRAY gave me haf eneio
confidence about the PtuHHiHn lhAl
either 81 ua feii quite free from ON.
bafnaamsnt when wr met fof ur
he'd both been made aware 0f Nj.
Murray = pinna ln reFsrd ia ua
Ana I thought o. was you Who
we're Miss Hufraya lover ali tho
time aud ! hated her George cried
Adelaide
geofes vent down on his knees
that be- might get q better Fies ~
Adelaide beautiful face which she
vas endoasaflng to cover Nth hef
hands George made her cheeks
burn with kisses aud The rest 81 heI
confession as Hmuihsfed AZ hef
head ment Ga his shoulder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

II was on the va home from q
little nroton watering place nat Al
olaide Payne had met George King
after an absence Of two Yasss She
was the guest Of The taTnclH AMI
wsa 10 anond another month ~ tNu
"a their homo In America PAYNE
had been an ardent lover two years
before bat Adelaide had not been
|auita sure, no there NHH feAllf nath
Inc between them
The young folks were on deck q
.ananBon when George stopped ah.
mpfI8 Ia the middle 81 q sentence
aud fixed his gaze on = YOUNG Elfi
who had just come on deck of TIE
lcstsbHa. accompanied hF nu elder
~ man Adelaide faiiB~ed King {
gafa ana saw the fifl blush aa De
spalte 10 her Prom that day until
Nov York was reached the three
were much together. aud Adelaide
snw little 81 her old friend
shortly before her vislt was up
With the Camafa Adelaide uas
samawhat surprised 10 receive e
note from KinF. sfatlnF that he
would call on her the following da1
aud hoped she would hs home
lie vas on hand promptly a. The
hour Fpeolusd. and after The usual
greetings began "a tell Adelaide q
long story about MiaH Murray. TIE
friend he had me- an the steamer
and hts own experiences ln Hons
kong Mixed up Ntth the recital
was the name 81 a German whom
Mlaa Murray ga not IKE NJ first
Al this WAS very confusing ~ Ade
.iaida. Who could not follow half 81
g. At the ond George said With =
laugh
nut n f. all right nov Won IA.
dru has been promoted ana NJ
MHrrnf can hold Oct 30 longer
Yen RAdonf What has he -
90 sith Miss Murray asked Aaa.
|ialtr
WHY Won Raaen Is the lover In
the ease
and sou. GEORGE
I'm the faithful ffiend of ail par
ties OF Vnn Raasa especially aha
Is an exceedingly good folloN In
spite Of Miss Murraya prejudice
against a foreigner
.aaarze. xRa q thia secret which
made you and Alsa Murray blush
and look 80 queer when you met on
board the Calahusaf
George blnshed again ~ the cues
tluu bit smiled aa be answered
Na. IL vas not the secret about
the praasian officer u wsa he
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The Bee mad the Man

A pttahura Erocer who had a window display 81 bees wprRihS
an a Glass hive has been threatened With prosecution by the humane
soeiety unless be permitted the bees to 70 to the country Tor On
ectse. -
Tho grocer has agrccd, TIE bees have been act nee and tho
humane principle has uiumphed
II IL a little hinK but Of the tght sort
The bee h the uoblest OF tho insects. and possesses msa9 h"'
qualities that man would DO we'll to emulate
Il all men we're as worthy Of frccdom as the bee H. aaa maae
As sooa use Of It as the bee does. tAs would b a far better world 70
live IN
but for all that the bee Is not entitled 70 any higher eensiiera
tRa than human beings are. and the humane officers Who are
n.bunx In behalf Of a hive Of bees might be In better business
fighting ,o secure pure air and Wholesome exercise ana t%tss"'"
foe tho millions Of men aud women and children ~e "e mP""
anes for ue in unnatural and unhesitbnd conditions OF toll
Every city has is thousands O human beings sho know MUS
es the normal. joyous NE which the Creator intended men aud "o
men should live
Imprisoned bee. for though thst toll aud mol eeaselosa0, hei hl
ID 40 honey. but onS bitter sail
To millions OF men and WOMEN aud children In this great land
Of freedom. pure air Il but a name empty Of meaning. aud TIE beau
ties Of nature are but ngmonts Of poetic fancy.
They hear nowadays that the hills and the valleys are being
Eiorloasiy eolpred ia msrooa and purple and gold but even IN 'h@f
Imagination they cannot se beyond the kioomy Sime o WH
workshops and ateyA
They. Ike The Imprisoned bees. despair and scken and die DO
oaa.e OF unnatural environment they die without knowing What
II Il 60 have really lived
II Is fine that a humane society has triumphed In a nght for
Improved conditions Tor a hive OF bees. Would that the meanest
thae which ules or cnuis might BE- helped 20 is natural order
of uunx. Tor In that done Is there true happiness OF real aesel
opment
81, the supreme purpose Of men. from shs beginning Of time
a. tire end. = the erothsry uplifting o. ere aneshsr Into normal
conditions 81 labor ard nts-shs breaking Of the bars ard thongs Of
poverty ard appearances tina, ihuprson the minds ara hearts Of "h
lsas % men ard ~omsn and children In hives that alas ~ not
Of glass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

A chieaSo preacher Is the latest pesalnist Hs says re saf
feFins from a national disease Nheh ho calls sAmestcsnttta@ The
symptoms according 70 This preacher are these
FATTY degeneration Of The conscience
Too rapid heart beats caused b. the paee II modern living
Brains awhlrl with moaey madness
Nov.
Let ns admit that some ooaacsnces are sluggish and refuse 10 70
spoua 70 the touch That souae hearts beat too rapidly because Of
The modern gaH; that some brains as turued b. greed Of Esia
There are others
The preacher makes the cowmon mistake q pactaHnE tniaviinAl
cases and applying TIE facts % = wbds people
Not alt Americans have bowed the kass 70 naal Not ali have
gone the pace. Not all ae moaey mad
In point of fact the American conscience Il keencr today than
ver before Grimes against the people we're committed and wfaked
Ut twenty years aEo that would horHfy humanity today.
A. TO the faster pace. that - not true except Ia individual easeA
AL in etAea The problem q sanef living has eeea studied a.
never before. Tkn advance in whatever makes for health and com
fort sud longer Afe has been woaaerful and iastinca an Optimistic
forecast
And neither are all Americans turned By the craze Of money set.
ting The claim Is too sweeping II IL fals.
The world Il getting bcter-aoEly bot surciy Conscienccs ar
lecneF. NE is sansr and heart beats se warmer than ever befoFe.
Let as change the wording Of the symptoms of -Amedcannls-.
A pablo conscience that asepy feels the dlsxracs Of the expo
sares Of raft and dishonesty.
A brain that II trying 10 find a cure for The us % society.
A heart that quickly responds 20 the calls Of humanity.
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Y. NJ c. a OFFICIALS
Hs BOUTS TO CHINA

Robert u aaily. famous # ons
lime ~ = pnIneni0n football eenier
aud nau secretary 81 the / 81 g
4 ~ Tisnfsin. China. Niii afiFf
from PrinnaInu t%unoffus % sal
SATURDAY fsf the Orient He - ae
eampanlad - hla family and Mrs.
Wallace Thufafon. sho Nlli Join thf
Yale college b. ths Interior 81
china. and alao - ID " EdNards
ho siii take ~ the ssefstaushif
~ The Y A g a af rekin
~ Gafif uiii probably conduct
the prayer meefinE a. The 1eune
Nafional rhufch tomufroW evening
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Olympic Meat Market

Hound stsak. " 10 sifiain. i2he
ID, and pot fusain &C. ~ is Pike
81. opposite Bon Marche "'
MONEY CANT BUY
A better s. hat than the Bsrgsf Tor
the price It, O. under The market
iliiaEss q Bafkmaa. 1919 second
asonus. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

Both Mere knights.
Perhaps you have beard of me-
said the ~Enslishmaa % an iFish'
man. Tor al home Ina q pefsnB df
some importance Elm SIR Jatnaa
n Knight ~ the Garter. knight
.al the Double Eagle. knight of the
.aoiten Fieeca kniEht az the Iron
.Craaz And y9ul nAmn 10 shat. M
maaH Sic name. as tho quick
reply. Il Michael Murphy Night
before last. last uisht lonlght and
every night. Michael Murphy
Mrs W X
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rlsos QUARRY roR COUNTY.

County Surveyor Valentine Tor Z
long time On q hunt for q Hions
guam. hYa II last stumbled aefps'
= fssiuu ~ the NoCkiea Nhleh NJ
thinks all hHu bic pnfp0se al
mirablF lie has made A " Pratt
Ita osuar ~ offer Tot its purchase
ADD the commissioners sli he DE-
clared. Ia ~ Hkslihood support BIZ
action Ia the matter The auaffg
lies hsiuasn kuuh Hend and hno
analmle on fhs Northern Pacific
Rof the cunairueiinu of naeadam
Hnada ~ is ssrY suitable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

A Word From josh Wise.
Mary Got Ruhhered
Mary had a little Jam
She stole a from the Cupboard
hut noe she's VERY sorry.
Fuf her mamma came aud rub.
hurcd
Otto and His Auto.
otto bought au autu.
Though fricndn had told him not
to-
Now 0tto'a auto viii not so.
A. utto'N auto ought to
III De T. NJ.
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0Ys issniBrsr e.; i:
.nI
A REsuKE TO SCANDAL monogRs.

Well \ suppose il Is necessaY for M to cssugate severely the
low brows Who are casting eouiumey upon the iiusttous patriot-
Joe W Bailey. the same who Is hating down the Job Of untted
States senator from Texas and wont ies Il act up
For m part. I do not lee shat right anyone has 20 question
either the sincerity n the motives 0f Bailey. Isn't hs n democrat
And can't a democrat. even tboush he's a United States senator. got
away with anything in Ts1asf
II seems pusrio 80 attempt 70 show MP Bailey No one who
wears = soft felt hat In suh r interesting fashion hs dishonest No
one Who affects those ongtailsd coats - other than a friend Of the
people. Persons who would betray the poputace generally wear
plain. uuasEumfng business suite aud get a hair cut whenever they
need a. They cannot even initiate the fat padgy hand Of The dis
Interested statesman.
A our eminsnt fellow Citizen himself says. he has been hound.
ed BY scandal mougers. H0W = that for a hot comeback II is %
be hoped that this VIII rebuss the scandal mongeu and. that tnsy
will quit mpnunH. What right have they TO munE a scandal. even "
tby get hold Of IT, The Texan NAV 70 back to his corral or ha
cotton gin. The rope won't BE- needed Bailev has spoken and BY
this time the pfsslmptDps scandal mongera doubtless have crossed
the Rio Grsnde.
he may have done for the WatsraPiercs company or any other cor
poraion which Texas wants 20 drive out q the state WA simply the
part Of maEnanimIy. Who n not BAILEY. could afford 10 dress their
wounds Besides. ans body Who can pull down IA f2250 600 fee out OF
q g. goo 900 Transaction can devote hts whole energy 20 protecting
his constituents from the moneYedintercsts can't ho9
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Dance al leschI
Park Tonight

noaf forge, the big dance e
i~sehi Para tonight G~enfiemsa.
sc. ladies'. free "
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PfumhlHx dune Al al haafs ~
gea H Rfosn Fluinbina e. 1gi
Fins - 10th phnuea go
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rwnl yon give me q kiss
"ssr. I am opposed to indinerim'
mate kiasinE
well. I diant ask yoa TO hss
anybody bat ma
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STAR DUST
By Josh"

? st PRIZE toE sHsr CONTRIBUTION 81 SECOND rHlzs o.
SEND m YOUR YARNS. MAKE I'm BRlEF. AND AnoEGss
sJosH WISE" rHE STAR. &
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That fellows ratiissaake story
seemed 20 make quite a hit
yes. gau see n Was such = rat
Ting Kout tale
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"Just Know U.s.

Irving a canHsa iallofs. al 60
lumbta 81 nastaH hlaea -.
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Glow does stevens moiherialaw
got along With himf
"Hho doesn't tie seta along with
her.
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it's give an tao.
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take
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VERY we'll. str. cried pr I~uk
after HIS quarrel with the under
takor: "i1t make yun SORRY Tor
this
what afr yua COINS To DO
sneefed the undsriakuf. retire
from practice
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A WORD rRon josh wlbe.