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Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court met on Tuesday
with Judges Marbury, Carlin and Gray
present. The following business was
transacted:
Application by W. Mitchell Digges for
letters of administration upon the estate
of Walter Mitchell, late Of Charles
County, deceased.
Ordered that James F. Matthews be
appointed administrator upon estate OF
Paul L. Barley, deceased. and penalty
of bond fixed at $3.50.
Account of Bowling & Jameson
against the estate Of Thomas NJ. Wolfe,
for 81. 25, filed and approved.
Open accounts OF Elliot. Ottenheimer
& Elliot and others against the estate of
- . Thomas filed and approved.
AaJvurned to meet April 8.
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COMMUNICATED
Editor Matyiaad independents

The people of the County are not so
much concerned about whether the let
ter addressed to Gen. l.. A. Wilmer and
signed by me was written by myself, a
combination or a thing as they are about
the ANSWERS to the questions asked in
that letter He DID NOT ANSWER THEN
in his reply.
To put it mildly, Gen. Wilmer stands
before the people convicted of neglect Of
duty. There has been an open violation
of law by the liquor dealers since he has
been States Attorney the resorts along
the Potomac have run open bars on Sun
day and gambling in La Plata has had
no interruption and the writer is not
the only one who would like to know
why liquor dealers are immunes from
prosecution. The PEOPLE are asking
these questions and it is up to the States
Attorney to answer them,
Did not Gen. Wilmer, while States
Attorney advise the liquor dealers not to
pay the increase, when the license fees
were raised? 1t is humiliating to the
law abiding citizens to have a prescott
ing Attorney advising men to violate
law, when he has sworn to enforce it.
Can it be expected of him to frame law
in the interest of the people as against
the liquor dealers 1t is time the peO-
pie were requiring their public servants
to do what they are elected and ap-
pointed to do-and if they fail, it is up
to the people to apply the remedy.
We are sick Of liquor domination and
boss rule.
w l.. DEMENT,
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FRIDAY, March 90, 1906
r OCAL AND personal


Wild ducks are plentiful,
Mr.. John P. Thomas visited La Plata
on Sunday.
Spring lambs are selling at 10 cents
per pound,
The County Commissioners will meet
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Perry Wilmer visited Baltimore
City last week.
County Commissioner Bowling lost
valuable horse this week.
Mrs. J. A. Bowie is quite i'll since the
death Of her daughter, Mollie.
Mr.. F.B.Matthews has joined his fam
lily, who are visiting in Calvert County.
Mr.. j. E. Wetherald offers for sale in
this issue good second hand engine and
saw mill.
Misses Mary Allison Wilmer and Julia
Muschette visited Baltimore City during
the week.
The date Of the meeting of the Teach
ers' Association has been changed to
April 18th.
Senator Lancaster's road law will be
published next week. 1t is crowded out
this week.
n Mr.. A. Morton Thomas is visiting his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. A. W. Thomas,
of Pomonkey.
A new Steamboat Company is running
a rival steamer to the Randall into Port
Tobacco Greek.
The colored lunatic, Dennis Hawkins,
confined in Jail last week, died few
days after his Incarceration.
Mrs G. W. Douglas, of Washington,
D. c., has been the guest of Mrs. Philip
Simms during the past week.
Posey,s Hotel, in La Plata, is the place
to make your headquarters when in the
County. Up-to-date in every particular.
Mr.. John P. Blackford, of Pomonkey,
spas accepted a position in Virginia, and
expects to tai taRily witt him in
April. az ssvop 3,
Breeders mould read
the notice H. Bsale," owned
by Mr.. Il. A. Penn, which appears in
another column.
The boys Of Pomonkey have started
an athletic club which they hold fort
nightly on Saturday afternoon. The
principal feature Of this club is boxing,
Rev. Father Mulvaney sustained a
severe nervous shock last week. His
horse bolted suddenly out of the road
while being driven and he was thrown to
the ground. He sustained no material
injury.
Justice Higges had large attendance
at his Court at Dentsylle on Monday
The occasion was the arrest of seven
youngsters for drunken and disorderly
conduct Some were acquitted, others
held to the Circuit Court. The boys
enjoyed their whiskey, the tax payers
foot the bill
Call and see r. B. Matthews complete
line of Buggies, Harness, Binders, Now
ers, Hay-rakes, disc and peg Harrows,
s Corn Planters, sulkey Cultivators,
RFows. Farm wagons, Sewing Machines,
etcA He also carries full line of repairs
for all machines sid by him. Call and
examine his line.
Attention is called to the ad. Of Har-
rison nurserymes, Berlin, this State
These people ae thoroughly reliable
bud besides thy know exactly what is
wanted for ifs section. We have pur-
chased a them and know whereof we
speak. Prices very cheap and goods
superior. Send them your orders at
once.
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Burned to Death.

aopas Farran, the year OLD son of
nd Mrs James Farrah, was burned
nth on Sunday morning, March Is,
home of his parents in Washing
ty. The child being left in the
III his year old sister, began to
the fire with paper, holding it
it caught to his clothes. He
BADLY burned that he died in less
80 hours afterwards. The mother,
sAhle trying to save her child, was also
badly burned but will recover.
His remains were brought to the
County Tuesday morning and put to
rest at st. Thomas Catholic Church
Cemetery.
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New Settlers.

Messrs. Jens Rasmussen and Andrew
Peterson, with their families, are the
latest arrivals to our County. They are
from Minnesota, and have purchased
farms on Mattawoman Swamp and will
make our County their future home.
They are nice people, just such citizens
as we would like to have locate among
ns, and a most hearty welcome is ex-
Tended them to this County-the best
ace on earth.
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Religious Notices.

Preaching Sunday at La Plata l A. NJ.
and Z P. NJ, Dentsville $50 P. NJ, by
Rev D. NJ. Brown.
Preaching at Pisgah II A. NJ, Chica-
muIen 3 p. NJ. by Rev. II. 2. Baker.
II. P. BAKER, Assistant.
Preaching at the Port Tobacco Bap-
tist Church on Sunday, at II A. NJ.
Business meeting Saturday at 100 p.
NJ.
REV. J. R. THOMAS.
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q a . TO II ia.
B.r.tbs The Kind You Have AlEays Hsgahi
Signature # A<MAzZ1
In Memorlam.

Died near Pisgah, March 2nd, Molliie,
daughter of sir. and Mrs. James A.
Bowie, of that dreadful disease, con
sumption, after an illness of /, months,
in the 3ith year Of her age. Her remains
were taken to Pisgah NJ. f. Church,
where her funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Brown in the pres
ence of large crowd Of sorrowing
friends and relatives, after which her
body was laid to rest in the cemetery.
Previous to her death she requested her
father to pray, during which she cIapped
her hands and threw them upwards to
heaven. babe all adieu and requested
that her head be laid high on the pill
low aud then she breated out her life
without struggle. see
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Commissioners Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED, commission
ers appointed by the Circuit Court for
Charles County, Maryland, to value and
divide the real estate Of Edward T.
Young, late Of said Charles County,
Maryland, deceased, according to the
provisions Of the Acts of Assembly in
such case made and provided, do hereby
give notice that we shall meet at Gal
liant Green on
FRIDAY, the 18th day of April next,
at eleven O'Clock in the morning, to pro-
coed in the business for which we are
appointed.
WILLIAM QUEEN,
B. HAMILTON CARRICO,
WIN. W. KEECH,
RICHARD A. BOONE,
EDWARD A. TURNER.
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Death.

Departed this life on Friday, March
10th, 1906, Walter Irwin, the son of W.
l. and Maggie Switzerland, of Cross
Roads, Charles County, Nd, age years
and > months. Funeral took place from
the home Of Mr.. W. l. Switzerland,
Cross Roads.
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FOR SALE.

One Second Hand 16 Horse Power
GEISER ENGINE and SAW MILL in
good running order, a bargain.
Write to me for prices on New Geiser
Engines, Sawmills and Threshing Ma
chimes.
j. L. WETHERALD,
March 23-lm, Bryantown, Md,
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The White Teachers
Association

LA PLATA, ND, MARCH 20, 1906.
Through an oversight the date for the
next meeting of our County Teachers
Association was fixed for Good Friday
That date is hereby changed, and the
meeting is called for Thursday, April
II, 1906.
By authority Of the Association.
Meh23-2t NJ. r. STONE.
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This Time Table shows the time at
which trains may be expected to arrive
at and depart from the station named,
but their arrival or departure at the
time stated is not guaranteed. nor does
the Company hold itself responsible for
any delay or any consequences arising
therefrom.
PAUL Y. WATER. Gen. Mgr.
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Harris Lot Hall,
FRIDAY, rIarch 80, at ? Pm

The meeting will be addressed by
Capt. Sylvester, Of Maryland Agricul-
tural College, John II. Drury, Calvert
County, Nd.
Come all and help-in the good work.
March 23-2t. w. j. FRERE.
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A Chicago psychologist declares
burglary is a disease, A dose Of lead
is q sure cure.
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Notice.

The County Commissioners will meet at
their office in La Plaza on
TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1906,
for the transaction Of miscellaneous bus
mess.
By order of the Board,
HARRY R. BOWLING, Presiieu4.
B. F. DEMENT,,
Clerk and Treasurer.
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Chesapeake Beach Railway.
Schedule q Local Passenger Trains
EASTBoUND-To THE BEACH.

Effective Sunday, Oct. s, 1905. Subject
to change without notice.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING PER INCH.

-Four changes allowed to yearly advertisers
without additional charge.
All advertisements due and payable after
the first insertion
Obituaries and Personal communications
will he inserted at ten cents per line.
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TOBACCO GROWERS
MEETING.

THERE will be meeting in the inter
est Of the Maryland Tobacco Growers
Association at
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49, land Independent.
THE YOUNG MANS ADVOCATE,
THE poop MANS FRIEND.
TERMS FOR TRANSIENT ADVERTISING

One square, one Insertion .....s....Sl. 90
Each subsequent inseriien......... rs
SiE lines or less constitute a square.
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TUESDAY, April 18TH,

in the said year 1906, at the hour of
IL O'Clock NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT, pi c.. Part or
parcel Of land lying and situated in the
Fourth Election District Of said Coun-
ty. near Newport Catholic Church,
and on the public road leading from
the village Of Newport to the village
of Dentsville, in said County, formerly
owned by George W. Campbell and
Alexious Campbell, now deceased, as
tenants in common, consisting of
IS ACRES more or less.
Improved by a small dwelling house.
Terms of Sale-CASH.
A deposit of 800 to be made on day
of sale.
ADRIAN POSEY,
March 1906. Trustee.
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Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.

BY VIRTUE Of a decree Of the
the Circuit Court for Charles County,
sitting in Equity, passed on the 10th
day 81 March, IN the year 1916. IL a
case ia said Court wherein Adrian
Posey is Plaintiff aud Charity Farmer
and others are Defendants, the Under
signed as Trustee, will sell b. public
auction at the Court House door, in
La Plata. To the highest bidder. on
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Nd, March p, 1906.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-25
NOTICE OF SPECIAL CITY TAX.
To Whom It May Concern:

To Whom It May Concern: .
Notice is hereby given that a special
tax for the purpose OF constructing ce-.
ment sidewalks l6 feet wide on both
sides OF State street, between First
South and Third South streets. and ce-,
ment sidewalks S feet Wide on both
sides OF State street. between South
Temple and First South street. and be-
tween Third South and Fourth South
streets, where the present walks are de-
fcctive. in sidewalk district No, 3. has
been levied. and on the 10th day OF
August, 1906. was confirmed by ordinance
OF tho City Council.
The property hereby assessed consists
Of the following described lots and pieces
OF ground, to-wit:
SIXTEEN FOOT SIDEWALKS.
Both sides OF State street between
First South and Third South streets;
Tho south 13S feet OF Lot !. Block 10;
The south II feet OF the north 162 feet
Of Lot &, and
The south 10 feet of Lot g.
The north 1925 feet of Lot 3. and
All Of Lots and 4. Block II;
The south 1oOS3 feet Of Lot ., and
The north l42 feet OF Lot 1. Block Sc:
and
The north SAa5 feet Of Lot 3, Block 81
Plat "a"
EIGHT-FooT SIDEWALKS.
Both sides OF state street between
South Temple and First South streets,
and between Third South and Fourth
South streets:
The north 1856 feet OF Lot 7, and
The south AZ feet OF Lot I.
The north 20 feet al Lot g. and
The north IL feet OF the south 2s.5 feet
Of Lot 3, Block 10;
The south l26 feet OF Lot 8, and
The north 27225 feet of Lot l. Block 50;
The south 5.5 feet of Lot o. and
Tho north 154.5 feet of Lot 4, Block "a; .
The north 4l.25 feet OF the south 1870
feet OF Lot l.
The north a9.5 feet OF Lot g. and
All of Lot 2. Block ST. Plat a." Salt
Lake City Survey, as the same are shown
upon the official plots OF said city 10 .
depth of twenty-five (25) feet back from
said street
Said tax is payable In six equal Install
ments, and will become delinquent as fol- .
lows to-wit One sixth OF the total
amount of said tax so levied shall become
delinquent September To- 1905 one
sixth thereof shall become delinquent
September 10, 1907; one-sixth thereof
shall become delinquent September Is. .
1905: one-sixtb thereof shall become +
delinquent September 15, 1909: one
sixth thereof shall become delinquent
September 15 1olo one sixth thereof
shall become delinquent September 10.
1911,
Each OF said installments. except the
frat, shall draw interest at the rate
of per cent per annum from the date
Of this levy until delinquent. and II any
or either of said installments shall be-
come delinquent, interest thereon shall be
at the rate OF per cent per annum from
delinquency until such delinquent install
meuts are fully paid. --j-
All SpPciAl taxes payable AT my
ONCE. room 103 City and County building.
Salt Lake City. Utah
FRANK A. SWENSON,
City Treasurer and Special Tax Collector.
BY r. $, WINNER, Deputy,
Sidewalk extension No. 1l2.
Date OF nrst publication, August 49,
1905. t'sf
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

To Whom IL May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that special
tax for the purpose OF constructing a
cement curb and gutter and two macadam
roadways, "a feet wide and inches
thick, with a 2d-foot park between,
on Sixth East street. from South Temple
street TO Third South street, in paving
district No. 26, has been levied. and on
the 18th day OF August. 1906. confirmed
by ordinance OF the City Council,
The property hereby assessed consists
OF the following described lots and
pieces OF ground. to-wit,
All of Lots and s. Block 81; all OF Lots
/. 6, and s. Block SO; all OF Lots l and
s. Block A: all of Lots ., 3, and g.,
Block 60, all of Lots and 5, Block So
all of Lots q 3, and 5, Block 46. plat
"B" Salt Lake City Survey, abuttins on
both sides OF said street as the same
appear and are shown upon the Official
plats of said city 10 the depth OF
% feet back from said street. Said tax
Is payable in ten equal installmeuts, and
will become delinquent as follows, to-
wit:
One-tenth of the total amount Of said
tax SC levied shall become delinquent
September l5, 1906,
one tenth thereof shall become de-
linquent September is. 1907.
One-teuth thereof shall become de-
llnquent September ls, 1908.
One-tenth thereof SHALL become de-
linquept September 10, 1909.
One-tenIh thereof shall become de-
linquent September l5, 1910.
One-tenth thereof shall become de-
linauent September 10. 1911.
One-tenth thereof shall become de-
lnouent September 10. 1912,
One-tepth thereof shall become de-
linquent September 10, 1913,
One-tenth thereof shall become de-
linquent September 15. 1914.
Oue-tenth thereof shall become de-
linquent September 10, 1915.
Each Of said instellments, except the
first. shall draw interest al the rate OF
per cent per annum from tho time
Of this levy until delinquent and il any or
either OF said installments shall become
delinquent. interest thereon shall be at
the rate OF s per cent per annum
from delinquency until such delinquent
installmeuts are fully paid.
All special taxes are payable at nv
Office, room lo3 City and County building,
Salt Lake CITY, Utah,
FRANK A. SWENSON
City Treasurer and Special Tax Collector.
By r. 8. WINNER Deputy
Paving extension No. Is.
Date of 1rst publication August 23. 1906.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A special meeting OF tho Stockholders Of
the Chapman Canal company will be held at
the offices Of Street a. Bramel. ATTORNEYS
Room Sl7 D. F. Walker Bldg. in Salt Lake
City. Utah, on Saturday, September !. 1906
at / o'clock p m, for tho purpose OF eloct-
ing directors, providing ways and means TO
enlarge the Chapman Canal. and tho trans
action OF all other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
GEORGE r. CHAPMAN
Secretary.
Dated Salt Lake. Utah. August 0. 1908
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice IS hereby given to all persons hur-
ing claims against the corporation lately
doing business in Salt Lake City, Utah upd er
the namo and style of New Salt Lake Auto.
mobile oompany to present tho said claims,
with the vouchers thereof duly verified to
assignee OF tho said corporation. for tho benc.
81 OF it's creditors, nt his office No 14o South
Main street. in Salt Lake City. Utah. on or
before the 18th day Of November, 1906.
Fl. j. RIVERS, Assignee.
Dated August 1s. 1909 b1265
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NOTICE.

Ny wife having left her bed and board
without cause I hereby refuse to pay any
bills whatever contracted by her, on and
after this date. WM. HOOLEY.
Bingham Canyon, Utnh
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

ONLY TWO OF OUR MIDSUMMER HAR-
GAINS LEFT.
An ideal home OF rooms, tvo-etory brick,
almost new, modern and up-to-date III every
particular, arrangement perfect, location Al,
east side, walking distance to Main street.
Worth $1,000; reduced prics $3.50
The best Broom modern cottage, within
walking distance from town, is now on the
market You will have TO see II 10 fully
realize It's value. Price reduced to s3400,
Seeing is believing. See II before you buy.
No better houses 10 and 16 blocks from town
arc selling for the same price.
Rsnck Real Estate & Investment Company,
Suite 2s2 D. ?. Walker blk b1s03
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ELEGANT MOD. STORE ROOMS
in New York building, Market
ST.; everything new and up-to-
date Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.
Phones 27. 251 SO. Main ST.
blS5i
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FOR RENT

HOTEL OF 70 ROOMS. THOR
oughly modern, new building; hot
and cold water In every room,
rooms with private bath, telephone
connections; everything up-to-date.
Houston heal Estate Inv, Go.
Phones 27. 251 So. Main st.
bl6o3
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NEW AND SECOND HAND, CASH, TRADE
or time. Sorenson- Stout Co., solo agents
for the old reliable Halls safes Beware
Of limitations, ONCE. l. Z. l.. Furniture
Store. a9 T.. 2nd South a1a1
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rAgE LICENSES
nav. bingham; Elizabeth
eeon. e san,squip; Pearl Van
n salt Lake; Annina ceot'
.rustrcrs. Salt Lake; Msttte
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VoRID, COLUMBUS. O;
nat of information. plans;
|Ius for advertising. Send
sBmpls or l0c for four
1857
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EAL ESTATE.
'rrys for all classes OF prop
u1fant inquiry, especially for
modern homes Of all sizos.
FouR property with us? C,4l
|eou-Shssman Co., 90 W. End
Hembsrs Z. e. Association.
bS57
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5-RooM BRICK HOUSE, COR. 9TH EAST
and 18th So, situated on 9th East drive
very desirable location. Ing. J. G. Mcdonald
Candy Co., 159 West 3rd So blS6e
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.<cE PAID FOR METALS.
1idss, pelts, beeawax, otc.;
.1lngry. Great Western Iron
23D,24o So. 1st w. Ind.
10. , bi5t
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SAFES

10 NEW AND 2ND HAND SAPBS IN
stock; headquarters for Herrin- Hall Marvin
pafes cash, trade or terms. Redman-Jenson
Furniture Co., 11S So. West Tample Zones
666, b1005
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room and laundry; location $50 Second
South st. Apply at 1905 Second ST. Bell
telephone 1041-Y, ol764
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WANTED FOR U. s. ARMY: ABLE
bodied, unmarried men between ages of 2l
character and temperate habits, who can
speak, read and write English. For informa-
ton apply to Recruiting Ofacer, l6Bh
West Temple st,, Salt Lake City, Utah,
b1139
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LADY's GOLD WATCH, WITH DIAMOND
crescent on back, on Bingham train OF 8rd
OF. car. Return 1873 ST., or G. II. Lash
brooks atore, Bingham canyon, Reward.
beo6
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MACEINIsT WANTED FOE OUT OF TOWN
with railroad experience steady work. Ad
dress II %, Tribune. b1739
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4-RooM MODERN FLAT. 34 E. 4TH so.
Apply ]. G. Mcdonald Co., 15e w. 3rd
So. b1B6O
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YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN FOR OFFICE
work, give references and salary expected,
Address II 2+, Tribune.
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3-MONTHs- OLD FEMALE BULL TERRIER.
brown with white spots; reward. IT'S E.
Brigham et b1761
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WANTED-HELP

AssAYER AND ENGINEER, 500 PER
e. 2nd So. bIsii
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YOUNG OR MIDDLE AGE LADY FOR
clerical work; steady position; give refere-
once and salary expected, Address II 3o
Tribune,
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MT. MoRIAH LODGE lro, 2. ?, and A. NJ.
-Masonio hall second Monday each
journing members in good standing invited.
A. H. Peabody. w. NJ; Christopher Dichl.
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ENGINES FOR HIRE.

IGN P. TRACTION ENGINES FOR HIRE,
Engineer furnished, A. L. Spencer, Bing.
ham Junction, blao