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FOR RENT

l2.RooM MODERN HOME. AT ll2 4TH
East; steam heat; complete bathrooms.
just the thing for a boarding house; S75 mo.
Little q Little, under Natl. Bank of Rop
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping, with bath room and
use OF range; references required, Phone
S1T5~Y, eooas
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FURNISHED ROOM IN MODERN HOUSE
on 9th East and 4th South. Address J AZ,
Tribune. .ooTn
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SX-RooM HOUSE, E, L. AND CITY
water. 1873 West 9Th So, Poplar Grove.
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FIGURE WITH Us BEFORE BUYING
your household goods elsewhere Moss
complete stock Of secondhand goods IN tho
city, 500 heaters, cook stoves and ranges al
bottom priooS. WoBtern Furniture 90, GAG
State ct. stovo repairs for any old stove,
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LITTLE AND LITTLE,

This is the time to buy q fas site, Close
in locations are getting scarce, but we Sx-
cLUsIvELY HANDLE the following which
are the BEST ON THE MARKET.
lst-e711e5 with 20-foot right OF way, on
State St.. near Theatre, between Tuxedo apart
ments and whitehall, within half block OF
public library, Alta club, Theatre, Emery
Holmes and Eagle Gate, IT'S THE location,
and only se75 per foot.
2nd-77Nxs2M on Brigham, half block
cast OF Eagle Gate, with Groom modern house
on 1t, at S1T5 per foot.
3rd-4ox1S2 corner OF 17.foot street, on
1st South between End and 3rd East. It's
Just the lot for 1e threc-room OATS, for you
can get light on al sides, This for s12o
per foot.
l21 F street is an s-room modern pressed
brick almost new, complete plumbing fur
mace beautiful wood, maple floors downstairs,
s7a5o,
SEQ lst St, swell new Groom modern
pressed brick, best OF plumbing, furnace. cs-
monted basement, quarter r-sawed oak floors In
rooms. s1s-brick; In fact the host Of ma.
terial throughout; ownor going away, ana
tells us to sell for $500.
336 9Th East is a broom modern pressed
brick, bath, toilet, Iavatory Q. l., natural
wood, cellar, etc.; corner lot 2ME1o; back
part could be sold OF for several hundred
dollars; terms, 5000 cash. sl6 per mo-;
S2700,
Good 4-room brick and three greenhouses,
with 6oo0 carnations; good for $1,000 year
$50 W. N. Temple is 5-room modern
pressed brick nearly new; $500 cash, ball
ance $50 per mo-. $500.
$50 So. 1st West is very pretty Groom
modern pressed brick, pore bath, toilet e. l.,
cellar, etc.; $500 cash and then $50 month,
including int; $500.
956 Euclid ave, near 9Th w, and 1st So,
broom frame, bath, Q. L. easy terms; $1,000.
The above arc a few OF the pieces exclusive
ly handled by US. Don't buy without seoing
our list OF selected properties.
Little and Little, under Nat. Bank Of Re-
publfc o22e0
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FOE sALE-REAL ESTATE

OUR THANKSGIVING OFFERINGS.
Ar. brick, w. 9th So, $3.50
Ar. p. b. ell. l.. S. 7th West s1700.
Ar, franc, w. 2nd So. large lot, $4,000.
3-r. franc, WeBt Side, $500.
! AR. p, b. W. barn, So. 7th W., $1,000.
! Or. b. e. 7th South st., S2350.
5-r. mod, D. b., E 7th 8. st., S2750.
5,r. mod. p, b., E. 9th So. s2650-
7-r. m. p. b. E. 9th So, $3.50.
Or. m. p. b., 9Th So, noar State, 92500.
7"r. M. p, b., 18th East near 1st 3d..
$500,
Small cash payments, balance like rent,
will buy any OF the above homes.
7-r. mod, e. 3rd &c., $4,000
7-r, mod. p. b.. E. 9th So, $4,000.
S-r. mod, 9th So. near Main, S67s0.
Mahan Inv. Co., 27 Eagle blk. e224S
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TWO ROOMS PANTRY AND CLOSET.
furnished for housekeeping "A N. End
West.
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ON ANY PROPERTY, YOU RETAIN POS.
Session. The Stringer Co.. 70 w. End
South
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ON SALARY; EASY PAYMENTS: Low
rates; confidential. Cherry, 4o7 D, F.
Walker Bldg. d347
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SEE STOWE & PALMER AD,, PAGE Q.
e2a87
ss5oo-Two-sToRY. 7-RooM P. B, BATH.
toilet, o. l., oil finish, close In; terms.
S2S0o-On End street, TT mod. brick; ownes
leaving city and forced to sell.
S2eoo-North bench, Or. p. b., furnace, bath,
toilot o. l., bargain.
s6OoO-5x20 rods. East lst South.
S4000-7Mx10 rods, corncr, north oeneh;
s17Oo-3s feet by 115N feet, East Srd So.
SlTO0-5Slo rods on 2nd street.
sl2O0-ixlo rods, near South Temple.
e E. CASADY s. CO., 407 Atlas block.
a22s7
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AUCTION SALES,

$4,000 WORTH OF JAPANESE ART
Goods must be sold MT auction. daily D.
m and p. M, from now on until Chriptmas.
66 So. Main ST. o1ooI
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CHEAPEST RATES ON FURNITURE, PI-
amos, etc.. without removal Room 8. over
Utah National Bank. h21S1
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CHEAPEST PRIVATE MONEY ON FURNI~
turc pianos, vehicles, horses OF any chat
tel security; lowest rates, easiest terms; long
short time: very private. See US before
borrowing. Room liz. over Keith % Bricn
store. e09l
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MUST SELL.
mot huy on North Bench,

Tho best buy on North bench
Mod 7.room brick; $4,000.
Good Groom brick North bench, $4,000
Mod Groom cot, E. 9th So, Como TINS
week: s24ooi terms.
10 acres good land, So. E.; oaFsaini
$1,000.
Fino business block; will net 8 per cens
on SSio per foot
J. N. COURTNEY, eos So, w. Temple.
A229&
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2 g, WOOD FOR LOWEST RATE OF IN
terest Oh furniture pianos, horses. etc.:
private; terms TO suit 1se Main st.. T. 500
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ASK YOUR FRIENDS wHERE TO BoR-
-ow money on real estate. We will treat
you as we have treated them. Fourteen
years experience with only one foreclosure
is our record. Russell L. Tracy, II East 1st
South w13l3
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ON UTAH AND IDAHO FARMS. MILLER
s Vielc. 303 Mccormick EldR
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TWO ROOMS. CHEAP; HOUSEKEEPING;
water in Kitchen ground foor. 504 South
1st West. ele5o
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CALL AT 21o ATLAS BLOCK AND BoR-
row money privately on your furniture.
piano or other security without removal.
Both phones. 2Sie. c2741
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ELEGANT s-RM. RESIDENCE. ON NORTH
Main at. Fritsch No. ~ z. End So ST.
'PhoneB: Ind. TAT: He'll. 35e7. d242o
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FOR MISUNDERSTANDING

TWO HORSES FOR SALE. CHEAP, 5 AND
years old, weigh about $50 lbs. each
good light team. Reply by letter, r. s.,
care Tribune, e24a0
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$1,000 AT PER CENT; $4,000 AT PER
cent. Homer g. Robertson, Main and 1st
South (Deseret Bank building). t14o6
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FOUR GOOD WORK TEAMS, A NUMBER
of good driving and few delivery horses,
at Star barn, l25 East 4th So. e2159
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GOOD 8-RM. MOD. BRICK SO soUTE
7th East bet. Brigham and 1st So, s25
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SMALL LOANS. CHEAP. QUICK, ON ANY
thing. Snow. 5os Auerbach Bldg. Tel.
1393-Y. cll
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FINE GROOM MODERN HOUSE, s57 S.
End East, ready Dec, /. Owner, at rear
cottage, soaa1
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"IT PAYS TO OWN A HOME"
= CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
II WEST End SOUTH ST.
S350o-We offer today the desirable resi-
dence, corner 3rd West and 3rd
North streets. Lot rods square,
east and north front; substantial
brick house, rooms, artesian water,
electric light; good location for o. s.
L, or San Podro r. R. man First
class for boarding and rooming 2. p.
employees. Good speculation or in
Yestment.
s22oo-1eox116 feet. on York street. with
comfortable Groom frame house.
S2250-33x99 feet, 5-room modern house. 236
West 9Th North; splendid value.
Members R. z. Association.
"DRoP IN AND TALK 1T OVER"
e2315
SEE STOWE & PALMER AID, PAGE Q.
e24S7
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$1,000 TO $4,000 ONE TO FIVE YEARS,
farm or city property. James K. Shaw s.
Co, over 153 So Main st. r1065
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SCALP TREATMENT

sHAMpooING. .HARPEP
method. COG Tho Tcmpleton. Fone a70e.z.
aS99
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MONEY ADVANCED sALARIED PEOPLE,
without security or indorser. any length of
time. Deal direct with tho man who loans
his own money Lowest rates in tho city
Chattcl loans at por cent. Real estate
loans. to por cent per annum. No COM
mission. CONFIDENTIAL. Lawrence, 403-4 D.
2. Walker Bldg. d235s
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BROOM MODERN BRICK, HOT WATEI
heat, very close in. Inq. 25 E. First So
street, d29.
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QUICK LOANS ARE AS IMPORTANT AS
cheap money; we furnish both. Tho Homo
Trust & Savings Co., e.1o West 1st South.
AGES
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WEBER PARLOR GRAND PIANO, FINE
tono and condition, $500. Address Mr..
Cash, No. 62 Market st e2l46
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FOR SALE-A WELL-ESTABLISHED AC-
cident insurance business. Warren Foster,
81 Commercial block eiQ55
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TWO FRONT ROOMS, ST PEE MONTH.
4e3 W. 4th So. No children. d2815
sEVEN-RooM BRICK; MODERN HOUSE.
510 East 9th South d26sB
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PHONOSRAPHS

EDISON PHoNoGRAPH FARLoRs, 326
W. tcshpie. Fhone 1l40-A o16O7
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CARPET CLEANING

S0~~~o~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~>~>>~~ ~>>~~<><S~~~~~~~-~~~~
UTAH SANITARY HoUsE-cLEANINQ CO.
Phones 666. da1e
COMPRESSED AIR, NEW SANITARY
pro1sag. National House Cleaning Co.. 60
e. LIST South. Carpets called for delivered
promptly. bl98B
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

IF YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY or ARE
ing stocks, write us for our Market Letter
Sent free on request. Patrick Elliott &
Camp, Bankers and Brokers, Goldfold Nc
veda, d143O
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ON MORTGAGE. NO COMMISSION Low
est ratos. Pomeroy, Sc West 1st North.
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HOUSE 2 ROOMS AND KITCHEN; NO
children. 27i E. 9Th So. e232S
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DESIRABLE ROOM. FOR GENTLEMAN,
224 Brigham ST co27T
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9. d, LOVETT, ALL MAKES REPAIRED
soune : 4a N. 7h West; phone 2SOA-K.
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FOUR GOOD DELIVERY WAGONS: ALSO
horses. 463 West ith South. Ind. 645.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

NINE-RooMED BRICK, CORNER LOT,
northwest side, railroad district; $4,000;
will pay l2 per cent interest: any one looking
for investment cannot AFFORD to pass this up,
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs Ligzie Goisler, 336 West Srd
Nortn. Boil Dnone be1-h. ulc93
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TWO NICELY FURN, RMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. Desh, 2o3 So 9th z.
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New 5-roomod modern red pressed brick
cottage, 60x163 feet on West Temple; S27oo;
easy terms.
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FINELY FURNISHED, NEWLY PAPERED
steam heat. bath, housekeeping; no chill
drcu. "a East Brigham e169l
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MOD. 3-RM FLAT; COMPLETE FOR
housekeeping a59 End E, oppo. court
house. el222
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LARGE ROOM FOR LIGHT HoUsBKE
Ing. 17i West 3rd South. e1
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MODERN 3-ROOM FLAT NEAR o. S.
and High school. Phone 337s-Y.
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IN PRIVATE HOME, TWO ROOMS AMI
alcovc, furnished for housekeeping; Q.
bath; modern. 616 SO. 1st w. cl65(
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THREE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
for housekeeping with plano; near univer-
sity. SO Alameda avenue el073
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ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
with or without barn and chicken coops
AT w, 9Th South. GLASS
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HoUSEKEEP-
ing. 466 So. First WoBt. e1030
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, MODERN
near Eagle Gate. single or en- suite. 12o
Canyon Read e8S0
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RoOMING HOUSE FOR SALE AT SAC.
rilco; centrally located. Best proposition
in the city For particulars see w. C, Sulli-
van, 6S So. Main St. cI436
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COMPRESSED AIR CLEANING,
JTAH SANITARY uoUsE>cLEANINa Co
Phones 5SS. ds2o
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The finest and most complete 6-roomed
pressed brick house, with furnace, bath,
closets, pantry, and room upstairs for three
large rooms; on 3Iax8 rods Of ground. fac
Ing east; close in, on northeast bench. II
taken now, only $4,000; thirty days from
now, no price.
nice home on the northeast bench; must
be sold quick; seven largo rooms, bath, ccl-
lar, closets and reception hall; 45x132 feet,
facing south, owner 10 leaving city and must
sacrifice this place for $4,000.
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RANCK REAL ESTATE L. INVESTMENT
COMPANY, 2S2 D, 2. Walker building.
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SEE STOWE PALMER AD., PAGE ?.
eoa26
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kNISHED MODERN ROOM
Fh board 662 So. End East
e23ai
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MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
and otherB upon their own names, without
security; cheapest rates, easiest payments;
Offices IN 80 principal cities. save Yourself
money by getting our terms first, Tolman,
33S Atlas Bldg. vS7S
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For anything in the Real Estate lire. SEQ
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FURNISHED ROOMS, ELECTRIC LIGHT.
bath. furnace heat 421 South West Tom.
pic. soaaa
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ELEGANT MOD. STORE ROOMS
IN New York building, Market
date. HouS.op Real ' Estate to- Inv " CO.. ~
Phones 81. 25l So. Main St
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FINISHED FRONT ROOMS,
board. 27o z. 4th So. Bell
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RAILROAD NEWS.

S. H. Mills, attorney from Danville,
Ind, is for the present employed in
the master mechanics Office
Fred Prewitt, general foreman Of
the Rock Island mechanical depart
ment at FairbuTy, was here Monday
on business connected with the master
mechanic.
L. r. McCleIland, Missouri Pacific
agent at HOOsier, Kan, is here for a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George MCClelland.
A. K SChnur, timekeeper in the
master mechanics Office, has resigned
to take effect November II. He has &C
cepted a position as timekeeper in the
master mechanics Office Of the Santa
Fe at WinslOw, Arizona.
William Q. TrOutner, material clerk
at master mechanics Office, has re-
signed, to take effect November 10,
and has accepted a position with the
Southern Pacific railroad at Oakland
Cal, in the stOrekeeping department
He will leave GoOdland November 10
for California.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
Purchase School Land-The under
signed hereby gives notice that he
VIII on the 10th day OF November.
1906, make an application to ff,e No.
bate court Of Sherman county. Kan
Sass 70 purchase the following de-
scribed school land, situated n tie
organized county OF Sherman. Kan
sass viz: The northeast ouar4s7
northwest quarter, southwest Quarter
southeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter OF section sixteen (I6). IN
township six co, south Of rance mir
ty-nine (S9). He names the follow
ing persons to prove his settlement
continuous residence, and improve
ments, viz: Garfield Franklin and
James d. Watson, both OF VoItafre
township, Sherman county, Kansas.
Done at GOOdland, county OF Sher-
man, Kansas, this 5th day OF Novem-
Der, 1906.
WILLIAM GYPsON CLARK.
nov SIS. Petitioner.
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HOLD THE CONGRESS.
Republicans Retain Control by a r
duced Majority

Republicans Retain Control by a Re
duced Majority.
Washington, Nov. President
ROOseyelt's appeal for a republican
congress was not in vain With the
count still going on, the result so far
shows the election Of 211 republican
congressman, 155 democrats, with 20
districts to be heard from. There are
$50 seats to be filed in the house and
should the democrats get the remain
ing 20 they would still not have the
control.
The most sanguine prediction put
out by Chairman Sherman previous to
the election was that the republicans
would retain control Of the house by
so.
As the returns stand now, the demo-
Gratis have gained 20 districts held in
the present congress by republicans
as follows:
In Illinois the defeated republicans
souri,, 3; Nebraska, 1; New Jersey, !;
New York, 1; North Carolina, 1; Ohio,
3; Pennsylvania, 3; and Wisconsin, L
nIIllinOis the defeated republicans
are Rivers and Dickson Of the Twenty
first and Twenty-third districts; in In
diana, CrOmer Of the Eighth; in Iowa,
Lacey Of the Sixth, in Missouri, Fulk-
ersOn of the Fourth; Welborn Of the
Seventh and Caulkins Of the Fiji
tenth; in Nebraska, Kennedy Of the
Second; in New York, WadswOrth OF
the Thirty-fOurth; in New Jersey
Pickett Of the Ninth; in North Caro-
lima Blackburn Of the Eighth; In
Ohio, Douglas, who beat GrOsyenOr for
the republican nomination In Wis
cOnsin- Babcock gives his seat to a
democrat; in Pennsylvania, Dale OF
the Tenth: Palmer Of the Eleventh
and Samuel Of the Sixteenth.
The republicans gained the Third
Kentucky district where A D. James
defeated Representative Richardson
This is the only republican gain so
far reported
Speaker Cannon received his usual
IL, 900 majority and comes back to
congress for the seventeenth time. The
fight against Representative Dalzen Of
Pittsburg, was futile, as Mr.. Dalzeu Is
reelected with q reduced majority.
Mr.. Wadsworth, who IS chairman Of
the house committee on agriculture,
was defeated by Peter A Porter, who
announced himself first as an indie
pendent republican and attacked Mr..
WadswOrth's record on the meat in
spsction legislation He was endorsed
by both the democrats and independ-
enc1 7eagma
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LIE BRoUGHT BACK a BRmE
L. p. II. Hatch Of GOOdIand Married
at AtsbiSOa, Kan.

L. p. II. Hatch Of GOOdIand Married
at AtshisOa, Kan.
L p. II. Ha-ca, who Is engaged IN
the jeWelry business in GOOdland, left
last week for a trip to eastern Kan
sas and returned Saturday night, &C
cOmpanied by his bride, nee Miss Ella
Larzeiere Of WetmOre, Kan. The mar
rage tOk place at AtchisOn, Kan, last
Thursday November 1, Rev. Francis
White Of the Episcopal church on
ciating, the ceremony being perform
ed at II a. m in Trinity churh. Mr..
and Mrs Harry Stevenson OF Oneida,
Kan, were members Of the wedding
party Mrs. Stevenson is Mr.. Hatch's
sister and herself and husband, who
is a brother OF 7. A. Stevenson Of this
city, accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch
to Kansas City where the young mar
ried couple spent q few days before
coming to GOOdland.
The WeJmOre Enterprise has the
following complimentary notice Of the
young couple:
The groom is highly spoken Of, and
as for the bride, all who know any
thing Of WetmOre know her. She
taught in the school here several years
and was a favOrite with the scholars.
By her sweet disposition and modest
ways she held a desirable place in the
esteem Of those who have known her
all her life The Enterprise and a
large circle Of friends wish the happy
couple much happiness and prosper
ftyH
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THE ArNEAL MEETING.
Well Attended But the State Prints
Went Home Without EroeeoI-irr


One Of the disappointments OF the
campaign was the McNeal-Reid meet
ing advertised as q cartoon-speech-
making meeting. The gentlemen came
In on the morning train last Satur-
day, and il was decided after q con
ference with the county central com
mlttee members that the meeting bs
held in the evening.
That was the agreement, and In
consequence Of 1t the republican man
ayers got out the Goodland band. did
personal work to get people out, adj
Verused by means OF hand bills. and
when evening came MeNeaI and Reid
had the best attended meeting OF the
campaign.
Reid drew some cartoons that were
pleasing from the republican point OF
view. Mr.. McNeaI explained that the
cartoons would come first to let M
Reid get on on the 8 O'Clock train.
and he would make a speech. well
Reld did his work, and when It came
McNeaIs turn he took a sudden notion
to 20 too and after making q few re-
marks Of the most commonpIace ma
ture, he grabbed his coat and hat and
new, leaving an expectant audience "a
the lurch. McNeal, who Is state print
En- can make a good speech, but he
didn't Saturday evening.