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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
CANNON 4 CANNON.
Is last South Temple street


CANNON X CANNON
Is last south Temple street
. houses. i-room frame and 4-room
brick, rent for So per month, LlgxlO rois
OF ground. In first class CONDITION.
7-room modern brick house, built
years . blocks from Temple block, 1AIlo
feet Price 500. Terms can be hhu
Groom frame adobe lined, BATH tur'
mace, etc. 3sxl25 feet 10 ~ teet aley'
Northeast, $50.
Building lots In Beautiful Forest Dale,
good water. garden spot Of the county,
Located lust four miles from Temple
block. Two street car lines, electric
lighted streets, elegant new day school
building. cost t22,00U, Beautiful meeting
house, cost So OOO, Building lots Gun be
had from US In this most desirable 10
cality for from SIS to 40 per lot
Besides these we have many other prom
critics, which include anything from u
building lot 10 the finest OF residences.
Business property that can't be beat
for price and location.
CANNON & CANNON,
Is East South Temple 81.
Doors West Of Old stand,
GOOD 7-ROoM MODERN BRICK AND
lot i5xl25 IT. on NE. Bench, faces, south
large porch, $3.50, Sl,WO down, sZ-'0 mo-
FUTILE BROS. 4 WooLLEY,
M 40 Main ri
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ATTENTION KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAS.

The funeral Of Brother John S. Lind
say will be held at the Salt Lake the
alter, Sunday at o'clock. All members
Of the order are requested to meet at
the Castle Hall and march in body
to the Theater leaving the Hail
promptly at 1890,
BY order of the Committee.
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J. S. LINDSAY's FUNERAL.
WIN he Held In salt Lake Theater To-
morrow Afternoon.

Manager PIPER rendered the use OF
the Salt Lake Theater yesterday after
noon, for the Lindsay obsequies, and
the thoughtful offer was accepted by
the family. So the funeral win be held
from there at p, m. tomorrow under
the auspices Of the Knights Of Pythias.
Of which order deceased was an honored
member.
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AGENTS WANTED.

LEARN TO FIT GLASSES BY SEND.
Ing for our free book on the eye II Will
tell you all about II, Get profession that
pays you from So TO $50 per month
The optical profession will do IT for you
NO held so pleasant, profitable, OF so little
worked. No longer necessary to work for
some one else at meager salary. For a
short time only We are sending our book
free, II will teach you TO he an optician
and costs YOU nothing. A postal card Will
bring Il by return mail ali charges paid
Iacksonian optical College. Jackson
Mich, Dept BIS
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SITUATION WANTED.

4 POSITION IN A LARGE CLOAK
and mantel business desired this spring
tent In everything belonging to THIS pro
fession tailor made. Highest endorse.
ments She speaks and writes the Eng
fish language. Testimonials and picture
can BE- seen az Danish Consul Peter Han.
son Answer 20 be sent TO Consul Peter
Hansen, 2G So. ,th East st. Salt Lake
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OF THE BULLION BECK & CHAM.
PlON MINING CO.-Notice Is hereby Civ
en- that the annual meeting Of the stock
helicrs OF the Bullion Beck & Champion
pany's ofIioe room a7 Templeton Blu Id
Ing Salt Lake city. Utah. on Monday.
March bth A. Il, 1905. az 10 a, m, for
the purpose OF electing officers and al
rectors lot the ensuing year. and for the
transaction OF such orher business as may
properly come before the meeting.
NJ, c. MORRIS Secretary.
Salt Lake city Utah, Feb. 10. 1875.
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100000 Rolls Wall Paner

We had 70 buy this enormous amount
10 get The lowest Jobbers' price. We
Will give you corresnondngly low
price GEO. w. EBERT & co.
81 Main,
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FOR SALE.

Choice ranch, 100 acres, with water,
near Nephi House, stable. fruit, Home
Trust q Savings Co., w, First South.
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The purchase OF the Nicolaus Block,
Nineteenth and Twentieth. J and X
streets, Sacramento, IL the latest move
~ the Western Pacific company In its
plan to enter that city,
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100000 Rolls WAL paner

We had to buy this enormous amount
TO get the lowest Iobhers price. We
will give YOU correspondingly low
price GEO. w, EBERT & 60.
81 Main.
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THE C. $. MARTIN COAL co.

are filling orders promptly for all kinds
OF coal.
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Zion's Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany has on deposit four million dol
lars, Have you an account? II not,
open one OF any amount. sl.0o to s5,-
10000, Joseph F. Smith, President;
George NJ. Cannon, Cashier.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AN ESTABLISHED WELL PAYING
general merchandise business FOR sale.
have other interests and cannot attend 10
bolf. An Opportunity for the right man.
Address iiS Newg.
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d. J. SHARP COAL co.

Telephones 7is. 70 Main Street. New
stock Of Crested Butte Anthracite. All
sizes.
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Experienced Dressmaker 81 South
End West,
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PIPE--0O,0OO FEET.

ALL SIZES. UP TO S INCHES, ALI,
Kinds machinery steam and electricity,
] NJ. SVEN
sl6 South Thlrd West 81
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Goods at your own price. I. -. l..
Furniture Co, Removal Sale.
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on the tables OF all FIRST class cafes
and homes-Vienna Bakery Bread.
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JACKS FOR SALE.

JACKS, BOTH SPANISH Ann
Mammoth bred, from the Blue Grass OF
Kentucky. Raise Mules. Mules are the
Gold standard the prices sell these Jacks
Horses taken In exchange. Write me al
the Healey House, ogden.-H. w, DUNN
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Begs 10 announce that his office has
been removed to Templeton Bldg,
rooms SOi-5, third floor. Tel ll27k.
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Fancy embroidered centerpleces only
4oc this week at |. y. l.. Furniture Re-
moval Sale.
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DIR. TEUDT, DENTIST

Dr.. J. Boyd Gordon. dentist. ass $. Main
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$500 BOOKLETS. So 90.
Chase. 249 Main.
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MOVING, PACKING. SHIPPING.

THE REDMAN VAN n STORAGE co.
only nrm IN the city owning ana con
Trolling It's own teams, warehouses, etc
Large three-horse vans, two large ware.
houses, expert furniture packers can snip
your goods to any part OF inc unltse
the New York Furniture Warehouse mems
association Have correspondents IN a,l
tne principal cities. II you want your
goods shipped from any point east or WIS.
see us as our connection with other iaiss
money and trouble. Office, 113.llb-ul
$50.
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A NEW GROOM WHITE
pressed brick home, with bath,
electrict lights. large front porch
reception hall, southeast, near car
line. 1920 Terms.
A lot 5Oxl5 feet TO alloy, 10th
South near 9th East, only 500.
new groom brick home, nat.
ulal wood finish, pore bath tub
wash stand toilet etc. all large
pleasant rooms, neatly arranged
southeast, on car line, 1850. Think
Of IT,
An elegant home on First Street
corner lot, strictly modern and up
tO-date In every particular. It's a
beauty. See II before buying.
Five acres OF the best OF land
southeast. two blocks from car
$3.50
II you are looking for farms or
acreage see US. We can 1T you out
In anything In the Real Estate
line.
RANCK REAL ESTATE & INIT co
Suite 230-l-2 d. f. Walker Block
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KELSEY 4 GlLLEsPlE ADVERTISE
from their large and varied list OF
properties a Few samples.
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.


KELSEY 4 GILl4EsPlE ADVERTISE
from their large and varied list oi
properties Few samples:
$40, brk. house, rooms, Pearl Ave,
5th East ST., close IN; good chance Tor a
nome
$500 splendid brk. house, 10 rooms, lot
s2Alej H. east 'front.' jth East St; very
good.
$50 brk. house, rooms Blair Ave, sth
So. St
1900 two cottages. rooms each; lot
s2xls5 a., 9Th So, bet. Srd and ilh East
sts (bld Us $500 Out-of-town owner
wants the money
1850. brk. house, 8 rooms. lot 53xij0 It i.
cast front, shrubbery, shade, etc, State
Street
BUILDING SITES AND FLAT PROP.
PERTY,
$500, lot SKIES IT,, LIST St, y block east
state, pavement, grand viewi close In;
good for doctor.
$500. handsome corner lot, f5sleS feet
Isl 81, close In; ideal fiat property.
$3.50. elegant lot for pleasant home, 50x
$50 IT,. south front, east LIST SO. 81.
SI.oo, beautiful building site, cheap, for
high-ciass locality, 5Qxle5 IT,, so. front,
East LIST So. St
5000 the finest acres for subdivision
on the market, fronting State and Main
Streets
500 buys 100 acres addition property,
18th So. St.. fortune In this tract.
We surely have number Of sure
muney-making investments, II pays 10
talk with. us about real estate matters.
We lead them all
Kelsey & Gillespie, % r. LIST So. st.
NEW 7.R0OM STRICTLY MODERN
pressed brick, with furnace neat as a
pin and large fine lot, Il. End S. near TN
y St. real bargain and elegant home,
M3O), terms. See
FUTILE BROS e. WOOLLEY,
No ltg Main st
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HOMES BUILT.
A little beauty in the shape of a modern
brick cottage can be built and lot furn-
ished for from $500 10 $500. When you
get tired looking at the old houses full
OF dirt and disease that are on the SAT-
Lake market. come to US and let us build
you substantial home according to
your own ideas. Cash or on easy terms,
GODDARD INV EST MENT co.
81 East First South Street
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SIGNS, SCENERY, ETC.

PETERSON, "A RICHARDS ST. Phone
lb0S-k Metal signs, badges. banners etc.
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ELECTRIC MACHINE REPAIRING.
STOVE REPAIRS.

Wiring, plants Installed, supplies. A. O.
Whitemore, a Richards st.
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LIST YOUR HOUSES AND LOTS
with u.s.
HUBBARD INVT. Co, Is w. End South.
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$40, brk. house, rooms, Pearl Ave,
5th East ST., close In, good chance for a
nome.
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. houses, f-room frame and f-room
brick, rent for 50 per month, AlsAV fods
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MONEY TO LOAN.

DON'T BORROW TROUBLE, Dor
row money. Salaried men or women ae'
commodated on their note without mort
gage or endorser. Easy payment, cons
ddentlal. Cherry, D7 ID. +. Walker Blk
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ERSKINE Dc LlLJENBERG SUCCESS.
sors to j, A. Headlund g. Co, 52J4
Dooly Building, Salt Lake City Ind.
Phone Si3 Bell. S43.k.
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$500 splendid brk. house, 10 rooms, loi
s2Al6j t. east front. 9Th East St, very
good.
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MEETING OF POULTRY MEN.
Will Elect Officers and Discuss Mat
tors for Legislation.

The Utah State Poultry association
will meet tonight at the Commercial
club to elect officers for the coming
year, and to decide upon who shall be
employed as Judge OF the next show.
In addition to these formal matters,
1t is probable that the meeting will be
an interesting and lively one as the
association proposes TO start a cam
paign at once to secure the passage of
a law making poultry stealing felony,
and securing recognition from the
Legislature that will put poultry rails
ing on par with other state indus
tries, as well as providing for an an
nual exhibit free from an admission
charge, which Will be In the nature OF
an institute at which all interested
may see the best standards Of perfec-
ton attained to date.
The fact that the last show was over
twice as large as that OF the year be.
fore Is considered an indication that In
terest Is growing and the association
plans to secure show OF 1900 birds
In 1907. This number showed at Dem
yer this year, where the business is on
ly slightly advanced in years over that
in Utah.
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sympathy and substantial assistance
OF the philanthroplc women and men
OF our city, and hope soon to see the
Young Women's Christian association
OF Salt Lake City thriving organiza-
ton and daily blessing to many
young women and TO the entire COM
munity.
The business portion Of the city win
be canvassed In the near future and all
win be given an opportunity to help In
the noble work.
The following officers have been APP
pointed
Presldent--Mrs. G. ]. McNitt.
Vice President t-large-Mrs. +. u.
Critchlow.
Secretary--Miss Eva NJ Fleming.
Treasurer-Mrs. A. b. Greeson.
Vice Presiderts-Mrs. j. X. Bowdle.
Mrs. A. b. Greeson, Mrs. Melgs, Mrs.
Duncan. Mrs. Marian Van SAINT, Mrs.
u. Y. Hiskey. Mrs. r. S. Walker Mrs.
Randolph, Miss Mabel Jones, Mrs. T..
Caffall, Mrs. c. o. Harris, Mrs. W. A.
Wight.
Advisory Board--C. o, Harris. John
+. Cobb George Matter, j. j. Corum,
c. c. Morse. Dr.. r.. V. Silver. Robert
J. Jessup, Or, w. M. rhome, r. A.
Timbey, DR.. E. D. Hammond, Warren
Smith, It. w. Francis, A. II Peabody,
G. NJ. Gillian. w. II. Alexander
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COUNTY BOARD BUSINESS.
Light Inspectors Named and Mrs.
Nichols Nude Chief Janitress.

The county commissioners yesterday
afternoon appointed Willard Snow as
light inspector for the district north Of
Murray, and Neil Anderson as inspec-
tor for the district south of that town.
The Office OF chief janitress Of the
county side Of the Joint building was
created by the board ard Mrs. Anna
Nichols was appointed to the position
at salary of $40 per month.
The promotions Of Mrs. Margaret Y.
Witcher and Miss Evelyn Eddlngton TO
be deputy county clerks were confirm
ed, upon request Of County Clerk Ed
redge
County Commissioner Miller, who
leaves tomorrow for the east was au-
thorized to Investigate the various vot-
ing machines now in use In the larger
cities, with view 10 purchasing some
for use In the election this coming fall.
He was also authorized to secure in
formation concerning the sale OF the
county's refunding bonds to be issued
on July ] next.
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DEMURRER SUSTAINED.
University Of Wyoming Wins Suit
Brought by Agricultural College.
Special Corres1ondence.

Special Correspondence.
Cheyenne Wyo., Jan. 31.-The SUI
creme court today handed down a de-
a'lon In the famous Wyoming Agrl-
'utuTal college case, sustaining the
nmnuer Of the defendant. This is the
ave N which the Agricultural college.
@aled al Lander. enioned the state
treasurer from the payment to the Uni
wlshy OF Wyoming, located at Lara
s .e' Of the United States appropriation
wi me maintenance Of agricultural
,oheses IN the several states. claiming
s,M such appropriation should now be
,srneu over 10 them. Al the territorial
neouoh or 1871 vote was taken on
Wv location OF the STATE agricultural
,Vnese and at that election Lander was
.n lhe college, The funds avail
NV nv however were not sufficient FOR
s erection OF The college buildings
.uu the tunds were therefore turned
s,n,. 70 Tue state university for agri.
S,.sH college purposes. Several
H. sso' however a resident OF Lam
n. aeu, leaving all his property for
~ ,e'.'on OK buildings for the use
hngS1s abrcultural college, and the
s 'ss We're accordingly erected and
IA. 0Sly selected The state euthorI-
,or.n however. failed to recognize the
S MAJ az Lander as the state egricnl.
As hsonese, claiming that the location
NV. .vu selected under the territorial
aS.' ana ,s NAT according to the safe
nrt a, \, agricultural college was a
LARAMIE I n s,ste university, located at
.amr. During the session of he leg
Il m OF 1893 e. hin was introS e ,es
cv.r as !, senate ,, providing for the turnIns.
lege n n, we FUNDS for agricultural COZ
b.. Any III. pVses TO the Lander instltution
bsugb, OIL sage, A suit was chen
state tres, Sy lander, restraining the
tnds 10 nv u'er rom turning over the
tsd a A An, sne University, the univers,'v
b on sno ,,Iurrsr and the decision today
h. hr sSeh demurrer, in effect ei TJng y.
w 'unds to the university. '''' ewing
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OVER SEA HABIT.
Difference on This Side OF the Water

The persistent effect upon the heart of
caffeine in coffee cannot but result IN
the gravest conditions, IN time,
fach attack or the drug land that
means each cup OF Coffee weaksns the
organ little more. and the end II al
most matter OF mathematical demon
stratlon. A lady writes from western
state:
Il am OF German descent and 1t was
natural that ! should learn at a very
early age to drink coffee. Until / was
20 years old l drank scarcely anything
else at my meals.
"A few years ago / began to be af-
fected by steadily increasing nervous
ness. which eventually developed into
distressing heart trouble that made
me very weak and miserable. Then,
some three years ago, was added asth :
ma In it's worst form. Ny sufferings
from these things can be better i'm I.
aglned than described
During all this time my husband
realized more fully than ! did that
coffee was injurious 20 mo. and made
every effort to make me stop.
Finally II was decided few months
ago, to quit the Use OF coffee absolute
ly, and to adopt. Postum Food Coffee az
our hot table drink. 1 had but little
idea that II would help me, but con
scented to try II to please my husband.
] prepared II very carefully. exactly ac-
cording 20 directions, and was delighted
with It's delicious flavor and refreshing
qualities.
Just so soon as the poison from the
coffee had time to get out OF my system
the nutritive properties OF the Postum
began TO build me up. and am now
fully recovered from all my nervous. .
ness. heart trouble and asthma glad
" acknowledge that now, for the first
time IN years, ! enjoy perfect health,
and that owe II all to Postum" Name
given by Postum Co.. Battle Creek
Mich.
There's n reason. Read the little book
The Road to welville." IN pkgs
Postum Food Coffee contains no
drugs OF any description whatsoever.
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wreste with. In December last the
city council passed an ordinance taking
the appointment Of clerk Of the board
OF public works out of the hands OF
the city recorder and giving the chair
man Of the board power to appoint a
clerk for term Of two years.
After the ordinance was passed and
approved. Col. Wall, who was chairman
Of the former board. sent in the APP
pointment OF Clerk wilkins and the
same was confirmed by the council
Under this appointment Mr.. wilkins
claims that he Is entitled TO hold the
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CLERK WILKINS PLACE.
Position With Board of Public Works
May be Contested.

The new board OF public works held
a meeting last night, and after looking
over some routine work decided to hold
Its meetings hereafter on the first and
third Tuesday evenings of each month
OF 1880 o'clock. Those present at the
meeting last night were Leonard.
Brooks. Rooklldge and Barlow.
There seems TO be some question as
to the status of Clerk W. H. wilkins,
OF the board, and whether or not he will
retain his position may become ques-
tion OF law for the city attorney to
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Less Than A
Cent a Mile

Poor people can travel for
that in Germany with not
much comfort but with far
more safety than travellers
enjoy in America.
The government owns the
railroads and runs them hon
estly. The moderate profit
IS or 6 per cent? goes to
reduce taxes.
Learn something from your
magazine. Read Russell S
brilliant fact-story Soldiers of
the Common Good" 1t is in
Everybodys for February.
@S gEssszs
IS cents copy sl5oayeH
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Will VIEW WORK
ON THE CONDUIT.
c,OooIImen Decide to Take a
Trio I'D The Canyon on SUM-
day Morning.
ooNN GETS LIQUOR LICENSE
.,.,.., Preparing New Ordinance Re-
..,o,,rv saloon Business to Dis
~,ets Patrolled by the Police

A. the special meeting OF the Guy
~ ,.st nlght, the department pay
e0uD' ,or the last half OF January
'0H' .,ng 70 ssS29.so, were submitted
~ AUDITOR AIN and were REFERRED u
/" nrooer committees for approval,
U" p. 81 paws announced that City
-.r,rs.r Kelsey extended an INVITA-
eve a"s 10 members OF the council TO take
w" ort 10 the Big Cottonwood con-
All, on Sunday morning at ~ O'CLOCK,
S mayor will go with the party ana
.4' ',ar, will be made from the Will
Wv Wv hotel A number OF the couheli-
, ~. sIgnlfed their intSotioh Oh 'ah'"s
the trip
wrI GET LIQUOR LICENSE.
:. ,,o committee meetings last night
~ uaanse committee decided to grant
n s. n.,. license to Matthew Dom for a
nv on the corner OF Second South
sy' S,yth west streets. There was
s'u ong nrotest made against the sa-
Sv a large number OF residents or
pon loca,ity. but, as the committee de-
lh s.a hat Dom is reliable man and
.ue. saloon will be 10 rods from any
,asa once, the committee decided to
giant the license
MrLyEY's NEW ORDINANCE,
uulyey Is preparing n new ordinance
,,s,rlctine the saloon business Of the
, I,v N the area OF the city now po-
,,.rsS regularly by the police 10 that
W saloons will be directly under the
s :" Of the police department.
NY ordinance win also require an APP
a a for liquor license TO get the
r,itten consent OF majority OF the
business houses on the block where
ss proposes TO open HIS saloon before
license viii be issued.
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80 --ff
tts-rNE ~.

Means the ability to do a good days
work without undue fatigue and TO And
lie worth living You cannot have indi-
pstion or constipation without its upset
ING the liver and polluting the blood
such condition may he best and quick
at obtained by Herbine. the best liver
regulator that tho world has ever
ttown Mrs, D. W Smith writes, April
! 49, y use Herblne and find It the
ar medicine for constipation and regu-
atng the liver / ever used" Price 20
snts Sold BY 2. c. NJ l, Drug Dept. l12-
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RIGHT HAND CRUSHED.
Alton Gillespie Sues Linen Supply
Company for $4,000.

A $4,000 damage suit was filed In the
district court yesterday afternoon by
Alton Gillespie, minor by her guard
ian ad Item, Jane Il. Gillespie. against
the American Linen supply company.
The plaintiff alleges that she WAS EN-
ployed by defendant, and on June s,
1905, while operating a mangler, her
right hand was crushed and rendered
worthless, She claims that defendant
was negligent IN not having proper
guard on the machine, and asks judg
meht In the the above sum.