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The Illinois issue., 1906-07-06
Annual Report of the Associate

Report of the Associate Editor for So Hin
Perry county from the fory-fourth. With the excep
ton of man, Mr.. Richard E. Powers saloonkeeper
in Cairo every man has been corresponded with who
has announced himself candidate for the legislature
and we are in possession of information to their at
titude toward local option. | am quite sure that
with the cooperation of the preachers of the districts
and the church membership shall be able to elect
solid delegation from this district but without their
cooperation, it may be doubtful
In the fortysixth senatorial district, which rep
resented in the last legislature by Mr. Tppt the mi
nority leader of the house, who could have any
day succeeded in having local option bill passed,
planned for determined fight for his defeat After
corresponding with Mr. Tippit and arranging for such
campaign to utter astonishment, he withdrew from
the race, which very satisfactory to us.
In the ifteth senatorial district preparing to
make a considerable fight two of the three demo-
cratic candidates will agree to do nothing If the
pastors of the churches of this district will give their
cooperation Mr. Powers, saloonkeeper Of Cairo and
Chas. IT, Otrich of Anna man that deem it unsafe
trust be defeated and Henry G. Carter, of Mound
City, a that consider safe can be nominated.
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editorial is from the INTERIOR, the leading
The let the
Presbyerians deal with this problem and settle among
themselves Presbyterian constituency
we print this editorial
Nothing would be pleasing to the liquor dealers than
division of this time. The is thoroughly
by the saloon element this because of results
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THE ILLINOIS ISSUE
Making Votes for Local Option

here throne the broad earth strong
against public backed by righteous sentiment
believe when public backed by righteous
sentiment has been growing against the liquor traffic as today
in especially
city Swedish people OF that beautiful city have
adopted admirable plan Of modng the public opinion OF their popu
hold outdoor meetings. The
editor this had the opportunity attend such meeting
found hundred seated in the shade OF the
the
the local situation the benefits the
applied conditions and the methods
by of address they
religious patriotic We understand these
meetings Sunday afternoon
life Of the We told that at
recently thousand people We
hope and believe adopted
between elections
onA and n good for
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Leading Presbyterian Editor Expresses Views
Editorial in Interior Takes with Advocates New Movem

Let the church take the at time it but
have organization 1t would divide the forces
and hurt common
1t is worth reading carefully:
Needless Organization Proposed
The proposition which the permanent committee tenn
perance the late general assembly tenn
the evangelical churches accepted
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is and Supt. of Illinois Dsrct-Continued.
Any information as to in these districts will be
gladly furnished from this Office
AS to finances, the year has been good one, all
things considered The entire amount Of subscriptions
and loose cash being 81 ,173.44
The entire amount of expense for this office has been
for salary railroad fare hotel bills, postage msce
laneous expense, rents, stenographer hire and all ex
penses, $1,974.08.
In closing this report, let say that this work could
not have been accomplished only by the most cordial
support of the pastors Of the different churches in the
territory Taking into consideration the fact that
have but few strong churches the entire district the
subscriptions have been beyond my sangune ex
pectations.
AS to the outlook for the future, believe the League
stands in my district on a firmer basis and is being
recognized the official agency of the churches for
saloon destruction has been recognized before
It recognized that the saloon the open enemy Of the
church and that the Anti-Saloon League just what
John G. Woolley says, sThe most sane, safe and sue
cessfu application of prohibition doctrine that the world
has ever KNOWN
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


BUYS A 4-RooM BRICK COTTAGE,
south front. on 4th South near 9th East;
lot 35x165 feet.
Buys Broom modern cottage on 9th East,
near 9th South. Nothing better for the
money In that vicinity. The lot 3xe rods.
$3.50
Buys an, Broom modern cottage, elegant
mantels, barn, lot 2Mx7N rods 10 alley In
rear. south front, on 9th ST., noar L. D. s.
hospital; " cash.
$4,000
An Broom modern 2-Btory residence on
7, near Brigham ST.; furnace, gas; In fact.
an up-to. date, cosy home. and nothing bettsr
Tor tho money in the city. Can make terms
II necessary.
Buys an elegant, new brick cottage on I'm
owner for home, but owing to sickness he
will sacrifice. Lot 50xl67 feot TO allev; 5000
cash, bal per cent.
Buys Broom cottage, modern; lot 2Haxlo
rods. It's q frame house, but IN good condls
ton and well worth the money
2H.x7 rods. corner 4th Enst and 9th South,
facing south and west The cheapest lot In
$500
Just think Of IT. A. Groom, comfortable
residence, with bath; Q. l.; lot 4I9 rods; 7th
East near 9TH South. II must be sold at
once
Look at No. o79 Washington ave, noar
| 1st Wost and 9th South. Lot 10ox152 feet
OF ground, corner. On ~ n 4-room brick
house, facing west a double brick house Of 6
rooms. facing south, and single frame house
! OF rooms. facing south. can sell this
| property for $4,000. Il will ront for S46 per
month; consequently, 10 per cent net An
voStmont.
! Buys double brick houses, near o. s. L.
shops Must be seen to bc appreciated; lat
! class Investment
| That lot on St, near 9th. It must be
sold at once. Lot 2Hx5 rods, facing cast.
dox157 feet TO alley. sth East. near 9th
| South; terms.
The handsome now 5-room brick cottage
a railroad man.
| Buys s-room frame house on 9th West noar
| Attn North. Can mako reasonable terms,
! A. Richter, 10 West 1st South st. Phones
| GAL. Gloss
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,ror1cE OF ASSESSMENT.

I5ttle Chief Mining md Milling Company,
prjucipal place Of business at Salt Lake City'
F. PP,ah Notice is hereby given that ut meet
~" -; Tho hoard OF directors, held on tho llth
day thS Of September 1906 assessment Of ono ono
rs cent per share (bcing. Assessment No. % !
nn,s,andinc Of the corporation. payable i'm
mediateiy to J. oberndorier, secretary Of tho
Company, at his Office No. l6l South Main
street, Salt Lake City. utnh.
remnip unpaid on Tuesday, the 10th day OF
October, 1906. will be delinquent, and adyer-
tiscd for sale at public ametion. Gnd unless
nnyment is made before. will bc sold on Sat
Srday, tho 8rd day of November, 1905, at IL
o clock noon. 10 pay the delinquent assess
meat together with the cost OF advertising
aud expense of sale.
!. oRERNDoRFER, Secretary.
No l6i South Main street. Salt Lake SstS;
Utah,
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7.RooM BRICK, s. e, LOT 5oXi25 TT,
s260o 500 cash, $50 a mo.
S.Yoom frame, modern, n. e, $4,000.
5.roopi pr. brick modern, n. e, $500
4-room pr, br., modern. west, s2o5o, $500
cash, S15 mo-
4-room frame new; lot S7MIl5o II. TO
alley, $500, $500 cash, bal easy.
4-room brick. new. lot 37AaxI41 IT,. Sl575,
s4oo cash. SIS mo.
Choice lots in all parts of city on easy
termg.
Roth iphoncs IT'S. c979
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Four.room frame. large rooms. pantry,
closet. hall; Ia blocks from county building;
s11Oo.
Nearly new 5-room mod. pressed brick;
east side; $3.50.
Two-story frame adobe lined, modern: lot
East: $500. beautiful house and cheap.
Seven-room pressed brick, modern, new;
lot 2Mx7, southeast; $3.50: 1925 cash, bal.
monthly.
six-room brick. bath G. l.: lot 29.xs rods
SN blocks from P. o.; $4,000.
ao1le5 T.. and right OF way, on cast bench
shade; s675.
Nearly new 4-room pressed br:, por. bath.
toilet e. l., natural wood finish, cemonted
basement under whole house; lot 2t7k1Oj AhE
blocks from P. o.; s2T60.
Five-room frame, bath, e. J.. sidewalk tax
paid: lot SSx157 and right Of way, SS5
range, cupboard, tables, ltnoleum included,
for $500; near r. c. depot.
Nearly now pressed br. OF six rooms ana
large reception hall; por. bsth. toilet e. l.,
natural wood finish; barn, etc; lot aoxl4o
ss65o; $500 cash, bal. s25 per mo, inc.
2Hx6. corner end South. 10Th East;
2x7 corner. northeast bench; $500.
Four-room frame, paper and brick hneo
and sir-space between, barn, chicken coop,
buggy she'd fruit and shade. grapes, etc;
lot 6ox165 TO alley, IN Forest Dale; price
$500; fine place; cheap. 49,
Building lot noar Liberty park; sls5.
Fivo.room brick house, ccrner lot, 5&o RODS,
1st North and TIN West. $4,000.
6xlo rods, 5-room frame. oornor on etn
South; $500.
LITTLE l. LITTLE under National Bank
! Of Republic. cAol-
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Assessment No. |.

Mouptain Dell Consolidated Mining com
pany. Principal place OF business, 25l City
and County building. Salt Lake City. Utah,
Notice is hereby given that at 4 meet
ing OF the bonrd OF trustees OF the Mountain
Dell Consolidated Mining company. held ON
tho 18th day OF September. 1906, an assess,
ment OF ono C) cent per share was levied
and assessed ON the capital stock OF said cor
poration, payable Mt tho Office OF II, w.
Gridith secretary OF said company at room
PSI, City and County building Salt ods Lake
ANY stock upon which said assessment
may remain unpaid on tho said 18th day OF
October. 1906. will be DELINQUENT and ad'
vortiUed for sale Mt public auction, and un'
lass nnvment is made before, will be sold on
tho srd day Of November. 1900, at clock
n, 10. OF said day, to pay the sad delin-
ppu,nt assessment thereon, together with the
costs Of advertising and expenses o! sale
e0''' " II. W GRIFFITH,
a5l, City and County building, Salt Lake
CiiY Gtnh. cIft
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s7ooo-BEAUTIFUL BROOM MODERN
homo ON Srd street.
s53Oo-Thts 1ue home Of rooms Is on the
prettiest part Of Capitol hill, and Is
snap at the price:
s42oo-Fivc-room modern home, southeast;
50-foot front. good barn, elegant
lawn. rose bushes, strawberries, rasp-
berries, biackberrfes shade trees and
fruit trees. Alley in rear. No finer
front or back yard IN the valoy.
se5oo-Ten.room home, southeast; large lot.
A snap.
s1eoo-six-room modern brick on pretty lot
IN Waterloo, and 4 big snap, too.
MANY others Let US show you.
s. L. ABSTRACT, LOAN INV. CO.. A.
" Smith, Manager, 30 Main street Si1 botn
phones, 7o4 ei0'1
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slsoo-FoR 7-RM BRICK, S. e, ON
terms.
e255n-For a 5-rm. brick, s. e., on terms.
S2soO-For a t5-rn. pTick, E. bench. on
terms.
sSboo-Por a 7-rm. brick, mod. on Capitol
hill. on terms
S45Oo-For an 9-rIn. brick, mod, on E.
bench. terms.
sSo0o-For a 7-rn. brick, 5x2o, on 1St So,
near Tth E.
s3boO-For a 7-rm.. brick. mod, n. e., cor,
white p. brk., good size lot.
1O.scre farm, 5. G., all improved, good
water right
s.acre farm, s. e, all improved, good
water right.
A. II Outright, formerly OF c. J. Bowman
Co. Room IL. Eagle Block. Ind. phone $3.50
cl637
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
A. BI'RELJAG & COMPANY.
SEPTEMBER BARGAINS.
MAKE US SHOW you,

A. M'KBLLAe & COMPANY.
SEPTEMBER BARGAINS.
MAKE US SHOW you.
BARGAIN no. l.
Handsome modern pressed brick OF large
rooms. rec. hall, bathroom. nice mantei' lasss
basement all nickel plumbing natural WOOD
finish throughout, two nice porches, cement
walks, etc. large lot, nice location, northeast'
price this week, $4,000
BARGAIN 40. @
Five.room pressed brick cottage, bunt lor
home; fine large lot: on Third street near
street, our price, $3.50.
BARGAIN NO. 3.
Handsome Broom modern pressed prick
home; connected with city sewer; can hnlsn
two rooms upstairs; located near high school;
built Tor homo and beauty; our price
5000.
BARGAIN NO. 4.
Sovcn-room house. near 7th East and sth
South; this week $4,000 takes II.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Those places Will talk for themselves ana
we defy any one to show their equal at
BETTER GET sUsY.
A. M'KELLAR & CO., s3ha West End So
c1el6
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FIVE-RooM MODERN P. B., E. SIDE;
Bewer con; terms: $4,000.
seyeu-room mod, {. side; close In; $500
Bight-room mod, e, side; close In; S4650.
Five.room brick, to trade for farm; s26oo
Three acres and i-room cottage; trade for
house IN city; e226o.
Havo many buyers for bargains in homes
Can match any reasonable proposition, sale
or trade everywhere.
J. n COURTNEY, 2o6 South West TEN
plo cl6l7
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GOOD INVESTMENTS AND
QUICK RETURNS.

ooo-yery choice home; east side.
6 s750-e.room modern, East Third So ?.
s S75o-s.roon modern East frSt soutn
st.
s 7ooo-Iox2o rods. ist West and sth
South ST.
s1oooo-Improyed corner, close in.
4 3,5Oo-Modern cottage, 1st St
/ 2.2Oo-Brick cottage, close in.
{ l'6Oo-Nice home, Walker addition.
4 SOo-Choice lots on West Temple street
II it's Real Estate. ask Halloran.
Both phones s2S. cl607
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NVGSIMEMT UFE NlTY.
j. ,. HURST & CO., FISCAL ACTS. FOR
tho uurat Automatic Switch Signal Co.,
tho system for tho greatest safety cf tho
travelling public and gHickost dispatch, OF
trains. now being installed on the Q. s. L.
Ialo; buy today before big advance; full in.
formation upon request DONE wait; investi.
gate now. 81 Coml blk, Salt Lake city,
Both 'phono8 775,
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ELEGANT MOD. STORE ROOMS
IN New York building. Marker
st.; everything nos and Gp.to'
date. Houston Real Estate lnT. 90.
Phones 27. 2sl SO. Main st.
ol55i
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SAMPLE BARGAINS.
EAST SIDE.
S170o-For a-room; cent walk: nice shade
and fruit; 318; $500 down and SIS
per month.
sS6O0-For 7-room; bath. toilet: mantel; hot
water heat: terms.
S2760-For 5room. bath; toilet; mantel; e.
j.: $500 down and s2e per mo.
sI000-For a beautiful mod. 7-room homo !;
terms.
Si45o-For rooms. s265 down and SIS per
month, including interest
s5OOo-Buys the best built. up-to-date nome
on the East side: full basement fur
mace room laundry. cellar: parlor
1928; bedrooms 1923 and 1916,
with 60 feet Of porchcs.
WEST SIDE.
ss65o-Fcr the hncst house on 2nd South !;
bath; toilet: g. J.; cement walk I;
beautiful lawn; good outbuildinge.
slT00-For 4-Toom cream biz. CONT. walk !;
ahsde and lawn; terms.
s2e5O--For 6-room mod; 9TH West; terms.
SI3OO-For Groom, in hne condition; $500
down and $40 per month.
SSa5O-For Groom; beautiful finish; natural
wood cut-Btonc trim: terms.
II you want 10 sell yopr property, list
with us.
O. F. LITTLE b co.
Both Phones 2sAe. 209210 Atlas Block.
c16l5
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z. E. CAsADY & CO. 4o7 ATLAS BLK
a /. furnace; East 3rd So, close In $1,000;
$3.50 cash bal. $50 per mo.
7-room modern p. b., East 3rd s; So; SS1oU- $40,
North bench 7-r. mod. p, b.: $500.
7.room mod, End ot., $3.50; $500 casa,
bal. s25 per mo.
5-room mod, East End So; s3loo'
IN 9th East. 7-room mod: $500.
6-room mod. End ST., $500, $500 cash,
bal. S25 per mo.
s.room houge East side; snap; $4,000,
Broom brick, bath; s175oi terms,
Ar brick West side, $3.50; 5000 cash.
p. e. CAsApY co. 4o7 ATLAS BLK.
Boil phone 1927. cls5o
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sESogs. g.,e! E0a z0gSs, aS!y :.
lAIss cl92i
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STOVE REPAIRING.

STOVE REPAIRS FOR ANY OLD STOVE.
water Jacket cleaned and connected. Guar
noteed Western oundry and Stove Repair
works, 2I2 State ST. Bell 17ad-Y, Ind.
1926 A, slf2o
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GREATEST FISH RANCH IN COUNTY.
4 acres, S. E.. Cottonwood water, primary
right. 6 nsh ponds. $4,000 bsh on hand ready
for n Arkst next fall (wiil sell readily NJ
500 per thousand) four 3-iuch flowing
wells Groom house. barns, chlcEeu-housss
fish hatchery. etc. largo number Of thorough
bred chickens: 80 fruit tyees; price, $4,000.
This hatchery viii pay 20 per cent on the
price
LITTLE Il LITTLE,
Under National Bank Of the Republic
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COED BOY FOR OFFICE; REFERENCES.
oglcsby c oglesby, Room 525, Atlas block
c1S87
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HATS OF ALL KINDS CLEANED,
hacked rcmodelcd. Room 81. Eagle block.
,ppnna isbI.Y. A2477
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SAMPLE BARGAINS.

ANCHOR REALTY CO., ROOM II, EAGLE
block. Homes easy payments c221
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CLATRVOYANTS

JJpvRTNG HALL, MARVIN SAFE CO.,
Golc manufacturers genuine Hall safeS, 49,
y15.iI7 SO. W Temple. c. G. Field agont
Utah Wyo Mont. Ncva(a- b2223
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SCALP TREATMENT
Hat FACTORY

SALT LAKE HAT FACTORY, "a EAST 1sT
Sontb Zone 187l.X- Hats cleaned and ro-
trimmed.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. 224
West First South
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WANTED-HELP

FIFTY MEN WANTED AT NEW GAS
works, First So, bet 9th and 10th West,
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PERSONAL

CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE;
collections. damage suits, divorces, pro-
bsto business promptly attended TO and with
dispatch Gall or writo TO John j. Wallace
& Co., top door D, F, Walker bldg, ce67
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Buys 5-room frame house on 9th West, noar
Attn North. Can mako reasonable terms,
A Richter. 10 West 1st South st. Phones
GIL. c1663
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SERVANT GIRL WANTED. 4lo E. End so.
c17S3
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MEssEN GER BOYS, AT TIE WESTERN
Union Telegraph ONCE. clel3
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BUSINESS As BUSINESS.

There are various ways OF doing bust
ness said the man with the souare-tos
shoes. -but there Is only ons way Of
Golag business as business. one day. In
ny o1dCs n Chicago, a man named Jones
vie had an odlce across the hall. came
into miRe and asked for the loan Of So
f0F three days. It was business TO ask
for an I. O. Q. and he gave 1t to me.
Next day ] had to leave for New York
eli OF a sudden, and a week later + sailed
COR eouth Africa. had been IN Africa
SIX months hunting up certain parties.
WAsn I entered 3 hotel at Cape Town
enc day TO nnd Jenss there"
'sHslio. Brown" says he.
'aeIio, Jones, says l.
Brown, the interest on S. for SIX
nonthS at per cent. is 1874 cents. e
Gays be as he hands out Ii cents.
"Risht you are. Jones' says I as
HANDS HIN back an English haIg-penny.
and we both went our ways without an
htase word. As WAS saying, there is
bniy 0ae way to do business aa business. .,
Thea why didn't you do If that wny7''
ass asked
@Fbat de you mean. Hirg''
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The Lake shore to Pittsburg
Rate.
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MONEY.
~~-~~-~~~~~-----~~--~-<-- -1--~~--~s-~
MONEY to lean for farm and city prop
srty at the lowest rates and easiest terms.
Moon, Charles & Co. 1l6 E. Fifth St
MONEY to loan live stock. pianos. organs.
house hold goods, typewrftsrs. " E.
Seguine, 413 Kansas ave. Ind tel 1179.
MONEY to loan on i've stock, pianos, or
gana. typswrfters, household goods ard
personal security. K Biscoe, SO Kan. ave.
s1ooD 900 TO loan on city property and Ok
fahcxna farms. Better Realty and Loan
Co. Room Columbian building.
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Got A Better One.

The farEnerish looking man had dropped
into the bookstore to ask for a certain
schcoIbook. and the clerk took him for
an easy one TO work and softly inquired:
May ask II you are Republican in
polttics7"
Always have been" was the reply
Then wish to call your attention to
this hook. It is a biography Of Theodore
Roosevelt, and Is going OF like hot cakes.
Contains ali his adventures from the time
he waH born 20 his last hunt IN Colorado =
s'Eo, / guess / don't care for TT was
the reply.
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But Ire read Of all his adventures In
the papers
Not all Of them, ] think.
'sReil. enc Or two might have been laft
cut, but do yoa know I don't think be
was such very brave boy when he was
young
You don't7 why. who could be
braverT'
Ny son Bill. DO you know what be
did the other morning when the weather
was &c zeros Vert right out and touched
his tongue to the Ak. and L you'll show
ne wheEs and vhen cur President ala
that IN his beYhooA I'll buy half & dozen
Of his books OF you. Yes. SIR touched
bis tongue fq frosty AZ. aud Il took
uaoTe'n aallon q hot water to loosen
It. and you just keep your eye on Bill
and see II he don't make this old world
hum before he il 30 years oIdi"
JOE KERR
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RAILROAD THE TABLES.

7(,r.Tx ISLAND SYSTEM TINE TAIL
~ Topeka KAN.
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Why, as I figure the time it was s
months. hours and 20 minutes, and
Jones owed you at least smother far
thing"
Hanged II he didn't muttered the
sQuare-toed man. and for the next hour
he looked out OF the car window and ap-
beared to be highly dissatisfied with him
seif. JOE KERR.
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@~-~1--~~----
G. P. ASHTON, DENTIST.
Can be found IN the front ROOM second
floor, or the northwest corner of 9Th and
Kansas ave.
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ATroRNEYs-AT-KlAW.


A. P. TONE WILSON DR.. lawyer Es
Kansas ave. Both phones 1894.
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LEGAL.
Thirst published in The Topeka State
Journal July ID, 1861
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court of Shawnee County.
Kansas.
ter, Defendant-No 23sz5.
State Of Kansas to Emily J. Foster
Greeting:
You are hereby notified that you have
been sued N the gha vince county district
court OF Kansas by the plaintiff, Drake
Foster, and that you must answer the
petition fiIed therein BY said plaintiff on
or before the 3okh day of August 1905, or
the petition will be taken as true and
Judgment rendered. divorcing him from
you on the grounds Of abandonment and
for costs OF suit.
Attest: JAMES c sALYER
Attorney for Plaintiff
fseaI.) ]. S. CURTIS, Clerk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-25

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