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CAN PAY IS PER CENT DIVIDEND.
Esg York Building Loan and Banking Con-
Germ Asks Court Order.

The New York Building Loan and Banking
Company which went into the hands OF a re-
csiver some time ago. is prepared to pay a Is
gsT cent dividend on s2.0OO.OOO of its indebted
ness Walter S. Logan, who died about week
ego was referee for the hearing OF the claims
against the company. There was to have been
hearing yesterday. but as the court has not
yet appointed his successor it was not held.
Charles u. Dayton counsel for the New York
Building Loan and Banking Company, said
yesterday that he would ask one Of the justices
GtAe supreme Court TO grant permission TO pay
te Is per cent on 100000 of recognized in
atD'edness pending the final report of the ref
s'te Five iaterlOcUtOry reports have already
ieeh made 70 the courc. and five more are await
hg lis attention. Charles NJ. Preston, the
USVer tGr the company who is under bonds for
toout 100000 is willing that this payment
S2ouid be made, saying that the company is
laig able TO make il. There were several
s.iIas which were not allowed. One for
ssoGVe9- In case the court denies Mr.. Dayton's
request he viii ask that a new referee be ap-
pointed
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER RETURNS.
Sis Health Said To Be ImprOved-other
Einanciers Coming Home.

william Rockefeller returned from Europe a
.s~ days ago and arrived at his home in Tarry-
""n yesterday Mr.. Rockefeller came home
y Way Of Quebec. desiring 10 take the short
route across the Atlantic. He is under
s'OOo 10 be improved in health. although not
- vel man. Mr.. Rockefeller went abroad
+oe man year ago, with the object Of bene-
rs4-s MS health which has become much im-
u ,Dn.s IN MS long sojourn abroad he has spent
in i-ln u uhe ~ France and Italy. Rather alarm
60 s IuinoTs have been at different times cabled
- - concerning his condition At his home II
49, sald Yesterday that he seemed in excellent
go. I and spirits John d. Rockefeller, jr..
loon "a '0"A "
.l lSonn D. Rockefeller, who sailed for Europe
- tNo months ago. is now on the way home,
bs-aae 4 passenger on the AmeTika, which is due
san to@ard the end of this week. With James
r,o-.. rr-ah arriving home a week ago from six
AZ. SsI.hs stay Ia Europe: J. Pierpont Morgan
~ g~-aaE on the Baltic. James J. Hill on his
49, rom he Pacific Coast Jacob II. Schiff back
-. -. Japan. and II. II. Rogers not get off for
r-.,pe 70 join the Rockefelers Lawson s
,r--sg,pheey IN has turned OUT badly--the next week
see most Of The fnanciers Of the first rank
esaia IN the city =
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
FOR HUDSON BAY ROUTE.
J.J. HIS Surveyors to Re-run Line
from Great Lakes.
IBy telegraph TO The Tribune. !

Winnipeg, Manitoba, July 24-With the idea OF
making short route to Europe, surveyors en-
ployed by j. J. Hill left here to-day to survey
a canal and rail line from the Great Lakes to
Hudson Bay Although the scheme sounds stu
pendous. it is comparatively simple, as water
ways and lakes cover practically the whole route
and the only work will consist in dredging few
short canals The route has been already sur
Veyed and the party will complete details It is
expected that actual construction work will be-
gin this fall.
MI Hill will be obliged to obtain the consent
Of the Canadian government. bur he is in favor
on account Of his work in the Canadian North
west, which is being conducted without subsidy.
All that is necessary is money. and Winnipeg
alone will subscribe sufficient to finance the
scheme, because it will mean millions to Cana
dian farmers. So far headquarters on the Great
Lakes have not been decided upon, but Winnipeg
will be the Canadian headquarters. This system
OF canals, with the railways building, will
give Hill complete control of the wheat belt OF
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
ICE Trust LITIGATION IN HARTFORD.

Hartford. Conn. July 2i.-rhe litigation Instituted
b., A,,crnev General King against the ice com
panes OF this city seeking revocation Of their char
ters was continued here to-day. A week was gwen
20 the defence in wh.e: 10 answer TO the state
reply 20 the original plea of the defence. me al'
ra r. an order giving II permission 10 examine
the records bank books. letters. teiegrans ana gu
tr.cts ~ fhe alleged ice combination from OctoDfE
"a 80 - .he present time The lawyers for me
+omsanes stuhbornIy fought the notion but Judge
Rnhinann GnallY granted "
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Beach Umbrellas
and Parasols.
Third Floor

AuAfQ Il AOOE-
BEACH UMBRELLAS, 3S-
inch size :; light green lining
S5.75 value; special. .... .S3 AS
LAWN UMBRELLAS, Z feet
in diameter fancy colors; S14.O0
value; special. -. $50. .4S
JAPANESE PARASOLS. beau
tifully decorated 80 zoe. 70 SOC.
values; special. ..r.j1 sc to sec
JAPANESE DECORATIVE
LANTERNS, 12c. TO 20c. values {;
each. ...........-.~. &c to 12c
JAPANESE STRAW STOOP
SEATS, 1Oc. value; special. &c
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
ERIE SEEKS ENTRANCE TO PIrrsguRe

CO. directors Of the Erie Railroad Company. ac-
o. 10 special dispatch from Pittsburg to
a. street news agency, are 10 meet to-day to dis
pans for the entrance Of their road into Pitts
s. over the Pttsburg & Northwestern. and also
u SUBJECT Of the traffic agreement between the
!. ah1 the PitfsbUrg & Lake Erie. II Is said in
hsd b'spateh. conTms tflion OF which could not be
ie So, iilat the Erie has made proposition 10
n tsfyckaoloeTs Of the Pittsburg e. Northwestern
oenss-ae over the property OF the latter. The
---ce OF that proposition. which, & IS reported,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
LASKER SCORES AGAIN.
Beats Curt an Second Match of Rice
Trophy Tournament.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Trenton Falls, n. Y, July 4.-Both the toUrna-
ments Of the New York State Chess Association
now being played in this village under full
swing. In the trophy tournament Lasker defeated
Curt. OF the Brooklyn Chess Club. but only after
a hard struggle. the champion himself admitting
that Curt ought to have drawn the game at one
stage. Curt essayed a Siclian Defence, and al
though he had somewhat cramped position in the
opening, he emerged even when the middle game
reached. In the end game, however. he gave
up a pawn, and Lasker won after sixty-hVe moves
Fox played Ruy Lopez against Raubitschek
VINO tried the Berliner Defence on the Manhattan
champion. The latter easily beat hts cubmate
after thirty-two moves. The record follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
James McCreery & Co.
On July the 25th
Sale nf RnhpS

Sale of Robes.
Skirts ready to fit, material and
trim ming for bodice.
Null and Batistc Robes. hand
embroidered or trimmed with
yalencienHes Insertion. Fin
ished with tucks and embr0id-
cry fiouncings.
S>s ~ o'uo
formerly o55
Twenty-third Street.
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Pure. Ere S n, Full
Strength Medicinal
Preparations-FrOm
The Macy L,ab0ra-
tory.

Ou SalG. Il lO0I-
Aids to nature in times of
illness ought to be. the best
aids procurable. Nature ac-
cepts no apologies.
I h e following prepara-
tions, products of our own
laboratory, are the best pro-
durable. They are prepared
under the supervision of our
own able physicians and
skilled chemists, in the Macy
Laboratory at 5I7 West
35th Street:
EHFir Pk0SphGtes. Iron. Out
nine and Sfrychnine (MGcy'SJ. a
nerve tonic; 1907. bottle. sec
syrup of Hypophosphites
(AGcys). an appetizer; 1907.
DOtrleS ................ .5Sc
Sun Cholera Cure (MGcy's]. f.
w. DOII4t. &c
Beef, Iron and Wine (Mdcv'sJ,
a general tonic Of the highest
grade; 1907. bottle. .42c
Tincture of ArntcG (MGcy's),
4-oz. bottle. .19c
Spirits of CGmphOr (Macy's).
Coz. bottle. Sac
Aromatic Spirits of Ammonia
(NGcv's), 2-oz. bottle. ....17c
Concentrated Essence of ia
ntdicG Ginger (NGcy'S), 4-oz. bot
tie ............... .z<Ac
Concentrated Essence OF Pep
perinfnt (MGcvs). 4-oz. bottle.
33c
Wine Of Cocoa (Macy's), a
general tonic and stimulant: is
OF. bottle. e............... .O4c
Worburg's Tincfure (MGcps),
plain or with alOes; for malaria;
2-oz. bottle. &c
EHrir Cdscdra SdgrGdG
fMGcy'S), plain or sweetened,
2-oz. bottle. ....... ......19c
Witch HazeI Extract (MGcVs),
prepared with 95 per cent grain
alcohol
pint. fec: quart. S6c; 4a-gal-
lon, 6oc; gallon, 1.19.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25

III 1laVored by the Pitsburg & Northwestern
Au,iusts. would make "a for
viii the l,l,ng 10 enter Pittsburg make terms
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25

Special Lots OF
High-Class JeweIry and Combs.
Not many Of one kind. therefore,
Back and Side Counbs-Shell
and Amber-5ewels include brilliant
rhinestones-were 81 .SS TO So. 40. -. .SS
Bracelets that were S2Ss. s..........2. .SS
Bracelets that were S19s- %
Collar. Cuff. Chatelaine and
Brooch Pins-were .9S 20 s1-6e. so
Finely Cut Necklaces-all colors
strung On silt fox tail wire
patent snap to match-wers SO. &c. 81
W0mer's White Waists.
While we are Offering finest val
ues possible To obtain in all qualities.
we call particular attention to the
Great Assortments
At 1.49 ard 1873.
At these prices yOu can buy -
Linen waists-plaIn or emb'd-
Lace Trimd Waists.
Lace and Emb'y trim'd Waists,
Lcre and short sleeves
Open front and back
That a few weeks ago could
not have been sold under $500 and S. So
Soda and Candy in Basement
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25

ANNOUNCEMENT
Our August Sale OF
Housekeeping Dry Goods
Begins Monday. July SOth.
STOCKS INCLUDED ARE
MuSlinS Blankets
Pillow Cases Spreads
Sheets White Goods
Linens SCarfs and Shams
Upholstery SIlverware
Curtains Cutlery
Rugs Soaps
You know what "a SaIe'' means
here.
WAIT FOR TIT
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Need q Srit Case?
The following are right in style,
quality and price,
Sole Leather suit Casss-24 inch
leather straps inside with shiEt Solt-
neaVy leather corners s--.-.---.s....S.S .SS
Sole Leather SUIT Cases-2S Inch-sfs=I
frame-double inside strap-Iiusn llnes-
brass lock and catches .9S
Finer IN great varsity 90 sl0.Eo.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25

Soda and Candy in Basement
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
naragraph In the report says:

. fa~ from there being Ice scarcity, inc Trust
JeIiberatelv and arthcially maintains deaTth as
a. excuse 10 curry public sentiment
peter F. Smith. Assistant District Attorney of
1ines County has invited Alexander Halliday. an
ice dealer Of Bah Beach to tel the the District At Al
toLlSs is alleged The ice dealers In the South
4ll-ani 4Sll.n and Bath Beach sections have entered
INTO 10 raise the price ot ice
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
WORK WANTED.

Mao.
OPERATOR. Young man, 10, desires
position as telephone switchboard "per-
at1r or office assistant. etc. references as
to character and ability. FRIEDSON' S''
East 4th ST.
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DIED

STEYENs.-In this city January lS. 1906 from
accident in uawmlll ut Oakley Utah, Ward
Stevens OF William n. ond Eliza stevens
bonn Jaauary H. 1850 in Oakley, Utah The
remains are nt the parlors of Undertaken Jo-
soph William Taylor. q South West Temple
iRl Monday morning.
ALDIS-In this city. January IL 1905.
Charles Adds. aged IS years Funeral nt ]
p. today from the Seventh ward meeting
house Friends invited. Intcrmeut, City ceme-
terry
GIBSON-At is3 Third street. this city Jnnu-
nry H. 1906. of old age. William : Gibson,
in his 6Sth year, native OF Scotland. Fn-
neral services will bo held Monday at p. IN.
from tho Twentieth ward meeting house.
Friends aro invited 10 attend
FOsTER-At 1ls South Third West street thlo
CITY January i3 1895 of old age, Anna IL.
Foster In her 10Th year. II native OF Swltzer-
lhnd. Funeral services viii be hold today
tSundoy) l. noon from the funeral chapel
OF Joseph William Taylor. FL South West Tenn
pie street Friends arc invited 10 attend
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Utah
In tho matter of Frederick ]. May, volun-
tary bankrupt-ln bankruptcy. No. S23
TO the creditors of Frederick ] Nav of
Salt Lake City, in the county of Salt
Lake and district aforesaid, bankrupt;
Notice is hereby given that en- tho 10th
j, May was duly adJudicated BANKRUPT.
and that the fret meeting OF his creditors
Will be held at my office In the CONNER
nial block, Salt Lake City, Utah, on the
Z3rd day of January. 1906 at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon. at which time the eaId
creditors may attend. prove their claims,
appoint a trustee, examine tho BANKRUPT
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting
CHARLES BALDWIN,
Referee In Bankruptcy
Balt Lake City. January IL. 1904 1881
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE

Is the best general newspaper pub.
llshed between the Missouri river and
the Pacific coast. No other weekly or
eemi-weekly paper covers the news of
Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and
Nevada so thoroughly. 1t reaches from
one to four days earlier than the East
ern or coast papers, Every family
should have a good metropolitan news
paper, and for the people of the Inter
mountain country there is none that so
completely fills the bill as The Tribune
The price is s1.5o per year for two
papers a week. Sample copy free on re-
quest. Write for one. Address
THE TRIBUNE
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate division. In and for Salt Lake coun-
ty. State OF Utah.
IN the matter of the estate and guard
ianship of John T. Buckle. an incompe-
tcnt-Notice.
Tho petition OF Emerson F Root the
guardian of the person and the estate
OF the ubove-named Incompetent, PRAYING
for an order OF sale of real property OF
said incompetent. and that all persons In
tcrested appear before the said court to
show cause why an order should not be
granted To sell all said interest or go
much shall be necessary, OF the fol-
lowing described real estate OF said in
competent 10 wit:
Commencing at point 26b IT, north Of
the southwest corner of lot block 57
pint "A. Salt Lake City survey, and
running thence north 26i5 IT.. thence cast
210 It.. thence south 26Il IT., thence west
go II to the place OF beginning has beer
set for hearing on Saturday. the 10Th dny
OF January. a ID. 1906. at 10 o'clock a M
at the county courthouse, in the court
room OF said Court. In Salt Lake CITY
Salt Lake county. Utah
Wincss the Clerk OF said Court, with
the seal thereof affixed. this Sth day Of
January, A D. 1906
(Scall j, u. ELDREDGE, Clerk
By w. II. Farnsworth Deputy Clerk
Sullivan & Barnes. Attorneys for Guard
ian.
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WEALTHY GENTLEMAN. LOVER OF
home amable disposition. has an In
come of 5000 yearly, desires lady cores
pendent with View to matrimony No
objections to poor or working girl Mr.
II, desk Ala, Ceylon building, Chicago
rSflo
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INSTRUCTION

HYPNOTISM TAUGHT, PRIVAll.n,sr
struction given All diseases sss5
fully treated and bad habits corIsssv,I1,
suggestive methods. Call and invesus
free. 132 s. w. Temple.
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DECIDE TO BUY NoWl LBAsr
rms. with furniture OF ls, on ".
all full. location getting bettsr -
time, rent TO May l, 500. then .lsr II 4
a bargain for $500. $500 cash. Ssi
mo. at s per cent. Newcomb, Eg 4
So, T. Z.
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE REPAIRS

u u. LOVETT. ALL MAKES RE-
paired. Foundry. A y. 7th West. phone
lz24-Z. q23
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CLEANING AND DYEING

CHICAGO CLEANING co, 24s SOUTH
State st. Fones. Ind. 2uss. Bell ol23-Z
p12y7
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S22Oo-FUR,. A RMS, MAIN sT =
$3200-Fur. and lease, IS rms, a ~,
S1I5O-Fur.. 80 rms, T. heat. r, s,S
s20o0-Fur.. l9 rms, clearing sl00 :.
sl2oo-Fur.. IL rms. rent $50. e
$1900-Fur, and lease, IS rms. MAJ
S600-Fur. and lease, 9-rm. flat
$550-Fur. and lease. 7-rm. mod. hs-.
$5o0-Fur, 9rm. mod. house. vs-T
In. only $50 rent.
500 takes part OF fur. 12-rm. MOI n
with barn and large yard.
Si0-Regular bakery, with live h..
and only SIS rent. long lease
S4eo-Cigars, notions. etc, $50 rent
S250-Home bakery, cigars, fruit s,p
living rms. and same fur.
s6Io-Candy. cigars. fruit, ETC.. q vs.v.
place, !. rooms
sll0O-Homc bakery. clearing sl50 =,
$s0o-Butcher shop, with a trads thst
surprise you; owner must 20 Essf
500 takes a cosy restaurant and 1 n
with trade OF $50 TO so q day. S.
| have a party with complcte resls,
fixtures who wants a partner al a.
open q new place. 500 gives you
gain. I also have n client with tlas
to take half interest In well-locaIJ
Gerry, with u trade that is o. K. 4.
at once. Newcomb, 63la W. "a So
Ind 20. Bell 20e2-Y
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JUST LISTED. FURNITTpr =
lease. II rms. completely moS
with one OF the best-eQuipped 49,
In city; extra largo dlninr-roc,s Z
kitchen, pantry. etc; there is siss
light basement. entrance can ~
from front and space fitted for A..
grill room or rented for barbss )
long lease and lowest rent on ~
this Is an exceptional opportunitS -
or two live men to coin monsy =
comb. ga w. "a So. r. Z; Ind il
2062-Y.
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SMALL GROCERY BUSINESS IN
location. doing good business ~
bach Bldg u
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FOR RENT

-~0~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~-~~
Sl6-7-RM,. No, ll34 nth EDst-
S27. 60-l-rm. mod, I4o l.. lst 30.
S0-7-rm mod, llO6 End st.
S30-Srm, mod, 6I9 9th st
$40-7-rm mod. new. and S+5; o-rTn. mod.
cast side of Main street south OF 9Th so,
WILSON, SHERMAN CO, 81 W. End 80:
Tel i92 r9lo
SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
near Temple: S26. The Homo Trust &
Savings company. 6 w. First South st
MOD GROOM HOUSE. SUITABLE FOR
families. 63O SO, State. Inquire rear
90 Gregory ct rSl
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HOW PRISON AFFAIRS
WERE ADMINISTERED
State Board of Corrections Has
Filed Its Annual Re-
port.

How affairs at the Utah State prison
have been administered during the past
year Is clearly ehown in the report OF tho
State Board of Corrections filed satur-
day In the Office of Gov. Cutler Tho
document shows considerable increase
In the number OF convicts, as we'll as
substantial improvements made during
tho year. a summary Ot the more I'M
portant Items follows.
Facts and Figures,
Gratulties to discharged conycts eve. ~ .
Now cottages .---.,.-.... .-.r...- e'opp w
Nev ormory 49,, .......,...-..s...'.' $50 $50 - Il.
Nnlue OF prison property '-5f4' ='s ~
Prison Statistics.
Average daily population OF prison ...r.,-,..l9 1873
Increase over same OF 1904 .s........... 70
Prisoners received. 1905
Prisoners discharged, 1905 us
Prisoners, December 81. 1905 .s.....s.......s,DI DI
OF the prisoners who were discharged
there wero eighty-stx whose sentences
expired. twelve pnrdoned and six pa
rolled The others were men who were
held for safekeeplng, There are several
convicts serving life sentences and twelve
whose terms are less than ono year.
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HAY. COAL AND GRAIN

HARVEY & CO, 10 w S. TEMPLE
Bell phone 1927; Ind. 1914 Js2s
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ONE FIRST-CLASS SHEEP Wa,
good as new. Apply. 2l6 Deseres
building.
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GOOD, STEADY FAMILY -
harness. phacton, saddle and hvE
on; also 40 wh. Leg. pullets. so,r sst Z
l5G 4th r us u
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LIST YOUR BARGAINS WITH =
comb. the business chance mae
finds buyers. 63ie w. End So. 7. q
2c62-Y. Ind. 126 "a
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DIARIES

EMPIRE DAIRY. H. N. STAN0IsGIT II
Mgr. Bottled Milk. Cream and Rntfall
EMPIRE DAIRY utter-
lbs East Second South street
Telephones Bell. 5000; Ind, 2aA
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MEAT MARKET EARNING $50 4, a
located on best side street IN Gn; GS;
tween Main and State st. we'll esiss e1..
trade. all equipment necessary 10
ming tho shop. owner leaving cv'
dress r 81. Tribune. 81
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line 10 sell general stores in Utah, An
uneNccllod speciality proposition. Commits
sions and $500 weekly for expenses. The
Continental Jewclry Co, Cleveland o.
rS2l
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WANTED-HEIP

CABINET MAKER AND FURNITURE
repairer by The Greenewald Furniture
COMPANY rs19
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WANTED-HELP

WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE TO COOK
and do housework In family having two
small childrcn: located near Salt Lake !
City; wages 81 per week: situation per |
manent, write with references TO is.
Tribune. roiI |
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PERSONAL

PRETTY MAIDEN. WEALTHY. AT
fectionate managing her stock farm
alone. needs n husbands assistance. Ad-
dress Marie. box 107 Oak Park, Ill r796
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PH0N0GRAPHS

EDISON PHONOGRAPH PARLSR S2
q. ", Temple. Fone ll46-X ole07
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GOOD GIRL: GOOD WAGES; NO
washing, part ironing. 500 1st st r313
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FLORISTS


bEST CUT FLOWERS AND FUNERAL
designs Both phones $500. Gems Floral
Co., l@3 South Main street nl4iS
THE ROSERIE CUT FLOWERS. FLOR
al Arrangements. l42 So. Main Zones
Aga oS
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WANTED-AGENTS

THREE MORE GOOD CANNASSERS
To demonstrate the "Dorcas Darner." 1t
darne stockings on any sewing machine.
The work Is perfect w II. lnnis. 2j2 Il.
3rd So. 1897
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LARGE FIREPROOF SAFE. "
b.ncd document and letter file, &
typewriter. very fine. all in good r.
ton. Call at 9oS West Temple' y
block.
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PRINCE ALBERT SUIT ~
81 new W, Stze esi a'' cost s75' sell tss tSGD y
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JERSEY cow, FRESH Ann =,
did 6i0 Culley ave. hPl
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WANTED-SIDE LINE TRAVELLING
salesman can make $50 to 50 per week
handling our latest production of Advor-
tlsing Fans. Liberal terms. Apply ut
once. United States Calendar company,
Cincinnati, O. 1873
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EXPERIENCED FUR SEWERS AND
hnishers. /. c. GlosZ, furricr, 270 SO
Main. rs52
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

PLEASANT FURNISHED FhotI III
room with modern conFehio
North Second West.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR


EBER w HALL, UNDERIAhER AND
embalmcr 225 s W. TEN. Phones, 1Ols
pGiz
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SCAVENGERS


UTAH SCAVENGER CO. OFFICE $50
So. 2rd Z. Bell phones 26lo-K and
sSe3-Z 1853
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

We CALL FOR. TAKE UP. STEIS
clean and relay your carpets IN shsAi "a
NOTICE. Thornburg Steam Carpet WorIs'
soS-s6S T. 9Th So; phones l0o6
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WATCHES REPAIRED

RELIABLE WATCH, CLOCK AND
tewelry repairing at moderate prices
Carter Jewelry Co. 324 Main. 1851
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A ROOM
that Is clean warm and convenient
where you can feel at home. call and see
the Iavernc, at 25S South 1st West
Prices moderate. p2lsi