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8SLLEVlEW ITEMS

Special Cor, Ocala Banner:
The temperance band went TO Le-
Won Friday night singing and talking
the good work, but did not have a
very large crowd. on occount of a
dance there on that night. which at
tracted the young people
Mrs Sirdefeld, who has been i'll
for some time, was carried to the hos
Oital yesterday. We wish for her q
speedy recovery. She will be greatly
missed from the City of Oaks.
Mr.. ]. T. f. Gaskins was in our vii
lage on business with Mr.. ]. A. Free
man Tuesday.
On Tuesday Miss Alice Polly en-.
tertained her young friends with
delightful fudge" party.
Mr.. Tremere has a new clerk 70 as.
sist him in his business.
Born, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Whisen-
ant, Thursday of last week at II a
N. a fine baby girl weighing ten
pounds. Mother and child are doing
nicely.
Mrs. ]. F. PelOt has been able 70
sit up some the past week. we are
glad to state. We hope that she will
be able TO walk again before very
long
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SOUTH LAKE WEIR

special Cor, Ocala Banner:
The people of this vicinity were
very sorry TO learn of the death of
Mr. Cautben of Belleview. For sew.
eraI years he has supplied US with
meat and was always pleasant and
obliging in his dealings with the pnb.
ilc We shall miss him very much.
especially on Saturday mornings.
Mrs. Black and children have gone
south on a visit.
Mr. \, W. Allan has been "subbinc"
Tor a few days for Mr.. Walton in the
position he held with Mr.. Groff.
Mr.. +. s. Upham has returned from
an extended trip to the north.
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EVlNsTON, BOARDMAN AND m.
1NTOSH

J Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
Those who were so sick at Ev;,
stOn last week are now up and
around.
1t was mistake about a man on.
tering the school house and threaten.
ing the teacher and pupils with hir
gun week before last. He was drunL,
and walking around, but when tho
teacher passed him on her way homo
he politely took off his hat to bar
and finally went to his own hone
where he was arrested by the Mican.
Opy sheriff and treated very c.ue,,v
in that he was taken TO Jail chained
to a negro, simply because he was
drunk, and had made a little noise in
the neighbOrhoOd.
Mr.. and Mrs. WimOns from Sortn
Carolina are now living at Boardman
waiting for their home TO be compl4,.
ed.
Edgar Pagan died last night of con.
Sestive fever at the home of his na-
rents near BOardman.
Dr. H. c. Walkup died at his homo
in Mcintosh last night His health
had been failing for a long time I'm,
MS friends did not expect the end m
come so soon The community 10
ments the loss of a most useful and
respected citizen.
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testimony of James G. Blaine in Re-
gard to Prohibition in Maine.

The people of Maine are indus
trious and provident. and wise laws
have aided them They are sober.
earnest and thrifty. Intemperance
has steadily decreased in the state
since the first enactment of the pro-
h1bltory law, until now il can be said
with truth that there is no equal num-
Der OF people in the Anglo-Saxon
world. among whom so small an
amount of intoxicating liquor is con-
sumed, as among the six hundred
and fifty thousand inhabitants of
Maine"
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DR.. n. c. WALkUP

Boardman. Fla. Oct. 1G. 1907.
Special 70 tie Ocala Banner:
DIR, Henry Clay Walkup died at his
residence at Mcintosh, Fla, last
night, the 18th inst. He was native
OF Union county, North Carolina, and
descended from that sturdy Scotch
irish stock that has by it's courage,
industry and integrity done so much
to build up and adGrn our republic.
Dr. Walkup was a faithful COnfeder-
ate soldier, entering the service while
yet a boy. lost an arm at GettvsbUrg
was shot through the body. but net.
WIthstanding this continued in tho
service unto the end of the struggle
Having Dracticed his profession for
twenty-five years in this county. he
was widely and favorablv known as =
skilltul physician, and an honorable
upright. Christian gentleman. He
leaves wife and a large family Of
and a host of friends 10
mourn his death. As at Appomattox
our ranks are very thin and RAPIDLY
before The Great Roam
or: 50 teach US. O. God. TO remember
'" Gays that We may apply our
hearts unto wisdom.
". NJ. RICHARDSON
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FL EMINGTON

Special Cor. Oca!a Banner:
W. have been enjoying cool we9th.
"r for the past few days.
Mr.. Johnson of Micanopy attended
preaching here last Sunday.
- 4 MiXson has accepted a posi-
ton with d. S Merchant and Com.
panY in Gainesville. and is now in
that prosperous city.
The vegetable crop is very nearly .
failure with us this fall.
Mr. J. X. NiXson was a visitor in
Fairfield Monday.
Mrs NJ c. Gray is on the sicl, lief
this week. UNCLE pE,,1-c
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His Dear Old Mnthar

My dear old mother who i NOW
eighty three years old. +brivas on
Electric Bitters." writes W. p Rrnn-
son. OF Dublin. Ga. She has taken
Ihem Tor about two years and enjoys
an eAcellent appetite. feels strong.
sleeps Well That's the way Electric
bltters affects the aged. and the same
happE results follow in casees of fe-
tn2!e weakness and general debility.
" eak. puny children. too, are greatly
strengthened by them. Guaranteed
also Tor stomach. liver and kidney
troubles. by Tydings G Co. druggists.
Price soc. m
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SOUTH LAKE WEIR ITEMS

Special 10 the Ocala Banner:
Mr. Walton and family. who have
been living al Greenfield. have moved
further south.
Mr. Stokes arried on the evening
train Saturday.
Mr. Black, the village Vulcan Of
" eIrSdale. was in Ocala Saturday.
Mr., and Mis-. Peterson spent Sun.
day at Conant.
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Some People Like a Ray of Sunshine

There are some people so constitut.
ed that they go straight for the pleas
ant things as a bee lyeth for a clover
top as soon as he is out of the hives.
It@y like everything. If they go to
concert. they find at least one voice
that suits them, wondering how God
could put so much melody in a single
throat. They enjoy the spring, they
love the summer, they Iuxuriate ill the
autumn, they praise the winter. They
are pleased under any and all circum-
stances. They are the people you
Ike to have for customers if you are
merchant, for clients if you are a
lawyer. for patients if you are a doc
Ior' but YOU don't often get them on
the sick list, for they can curS ilmost
any kind OF a disease. even "bra;n
storm. with a bottle of laughter Ito
De shaken before taken. .'-OuanaE
tTexD Observer.
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The Moral Change

There is decided change in the
criminal record of Craighead county,
due almost entirely to the extermina
/ ton of the blind tiger.
! At the last term of court in Jones
/ borO. Judge Frank Smith then said
THE illegal liquor traffic in Jones
/ borO must cease. and cease ii did
| because from the day of that positive
utterance until now no blind tiger has
! operated in JOnesbOrO. 1t is not TO
| be questioned that the determination
of the tiger is due entirely to his eff
/ forts with the assistance of PrOseCut-
ing Attorney Going,
What has been the result?
At the last term of the court here
almost the entire three weeks of the
term were taken up with trying crimi-
inal cases and an adjourned term Of
court was necessary to dispose of civ
il cases This time with nearly a week
gone only one case had gone to the
jury and that involved the killing of
a yellow cur dog. At this term of the
court there is not a murder case on
the docket, and no other criminal case
of any sort of seriousness
When the grand jury adjourned last
March it returned something over 200
bills of Indictment. many Of them for
illegal sale of whiskey and gaming
This grand jury will not return a to-
tai of fifty bills and none of them
will be for the illegal sale Of whiskey
and not near SO many gambling cases.
So this term of court will be con
sumed almost entirely by civil cases
and at an expense of several hundred
dollars less to the county than any
other term for many years.
This is almost a remarkable record
and shows what can be done toward
law enforcement by determination.
Men who once squandered their sub
stance in dissipation are now good cit
izens who are sober and industrious
and able 10 support their families
Business in every department is bet
ter. public Improvement has gained
and JOnesbOro has adj
vanced materially during the time. If
anybody ever had any doubt about the
evil of blind tigers, the doubt has long
since been dispelled.
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For Chronic DiarrE1oe5.

while in the army in 1863 was
taken with chronic diarrhoea. says
George NJ. FELTON,, of South Gibson,
"a have since tried many rene
cles but without permanent relief uu-
III Mr.. A. w. Miles of this place per-
suaded me too try Chamberlain's Col
ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
one bottle of which stopped it at.
once" For sale by all druggists. m
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REDDICk ROUND.UPS

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
The following is taken from the
Jonesboro tArk) Enterprise, whose
editor, until recently, vigorously op-
posed the anti-saloon forces of that
county:
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The Florida orange is now PASSING
INTO the !imelight, bur some Of tbe
!. UT Is TOO anxious for public attan.
uoh. It should remain in obscur;tr
U"'i Iolly matured.-New Yort Pack
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JOneSbOrO is one of the thriftiest
towns in Arkansas, with population
Of 5000 or 10000, four railroads and
about seventy-five manufacturing eS-
tabliShments, and had an unusual pro-
portion OF drinking men. Hence the
difficulty the people had for a while
with blind tigers, against which the
law was only enforced in a half-hand-
ed way. and as the punishment was
generally light they were permitted to
do good business until the new
Judge held his first court in Jones'
bOrO. since which time there has not
been a blind tiger in JOnesbOrO, and
the Enterprise predicts that their day
is over in that town.
Last week we were hopping our
faces and induStriOUsly using our
straw hats as a fan, and wondering
when summer would be over. The an
swer came Saturday in the wind from
the northwest. that caused the little
ones to call on mamma for more
quilts, and Sunday morning the old
stoves and fireplaces. that had been
unused for months were cleaned out
and put 10 work again: intact. Mon
day morning made lis feel like frost
was getting in its work not far north
OF us, However. it is an agreeable
change TO the farmers. who are irving
to gather their pindars and save their
tall hay crop \ larger acreage was
planted 10 pindars here this year than
Tor years before. and as a rule will
give fair yield. and if prices are as
good as heretofore this cron Will
bring thousands of dollars TO our far.
mers. Owing to the large pindar crop
and 10 the fact that pickers were talk
inS Of charging from % 70 - cents
per hHsEel for picking them off the
vines. several Cf cur farmers combin-
ed and bought peanut thrpsh"r. 50
4 JE@ machine is what it is represent
ed 10 be il VIII 90 The work Of half
hundred hands. 9rd al one-fourth ill.,,
cost.
Also there has been larger acre.
age planted 10 cotton this year than
for twenty years before. and the Weld. /
While nothing phenomenal. has been
fairly so0d. One man we hear who
has fifty acres in cotton. expects 70 f.
realize 5000 rc $4,000 for his cron
Capt F c Mayo, who has several
hundred acres, il is said. will gather
'"' pounds per acre if he succeeds in
getting il picked out. He nIan-ad
his cotton between the rows Of his
nantaioupes, but says he will nnvar
Try planting cotton that way again on
account Of he difficulty and cost Of
getting it worked out properly. l.
one OF our best paying crops is be-
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DIED.


5KER.-At MI Thomas Bonn, March
"a Of MrSc heart disease, cuthbert tf,t.e
90 .0n o. Of Robert and the late Gllza- THn
Boxer. mat naTlve he Of held aDs Sunday at /
1 arvices ,ns waterloo ward meeting
y frog, frIs'g,h me East and Eleventh South
FIJI Friend. are onS Inytsa esn to SleW Sttfhe iha
1,neral services rs'c,inr house from 12:45
'sps a. I'm Intcrment In city cemetery
~ A. bingham CANYON. March
AfER..,,7 p. m. OF galistones.. Mary
f sssfer wife Of Gn James Toma,ss ssafsr, sre an lq
siytte,h ye9r Ioe w. Taylor, 20 South
gehorS % street, this city. Notice OF
-ral ister. 10. u.rcb % 1eo7
~ Lss, Lhss.bler. aged g. years; The re, re.
,so 4 4h' ) P2sgS55ih soa5h 9t wsse 99dS'Ss Sempe
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-.vRrAGE LICENSES

>-,>~-S-rett price. Utah; Monima
Us. gr'Ins"iAsh gnnee' Ash Fork, Ari7.; Cora
rheelcr, sH'f provo, Sarah Beypahan.
ID .,,ou Tooele; Mabel Nix'
b +, ps,rd. Topeka, Kan; Anleon
.rscn; spri"e Cokeville. Wyo.; Annie
cssn GoSecc!y 2 Clay. Salt Lake; Efhe
|pne Calf Lake.
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GIRLS FOR LAUNDRY WORK IN ALL
departments Apply Troy Laundry, No
431 South Sixth East street.
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED TRIM
mers and saleswomen for millinery de-
partment. Address. stating salary and
giving references. in confidence. Add
90 Tribune hs15
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Apply 635 West Fourth North
Bell phone 1890 E1S27
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EXPERIENCED LADY MATTRESSES
for dining room work at Franklin's,
26S Main
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CHOCOLATE DIPPERS AT SWEET
Candy Co, 13 East lst South street
HTS
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WASATCE LODGE NO. /. F. AND A.
M-Masonic hall, second Friday each
month, Members OF sister lodges and So
journing brethren In good standing in
yited Samuel c. Park. w. M; y. j.
Lowe. Secretary.
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GIRLS FOR MANGLE ROOM AND
OTHER DEPARTMENTS. APPLY
TROY LAUNDRY, 43l SO. 9Th EAST
STREET
dS21
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XVIII


comforts of home always complete
with q wife, a position, n plenty
For sometimes you your despair
hat on certnin matters you're "up in the mfr"
whatever need, IL could always be worse,
e n
For help nd all trouble
BIZ reading Classified Page
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SECRET SOCIETIES

4. S. RITE-THE FOUR CO-ORDI-
nate bodies OF the a. A. S. Rite OF FREQ
Masonry hold stated meetings the third
Thursday In each month at the Masonic
Temple. corner LIST SO. and End L. So
Journing brethren invited.
Joseph G. Bywater. 30 deg
w. NJ. Jordan Lodge of Perfection No z.
S. c. Park, % deg
W. NJ. James Lowe Chapter OF Rose Croi1
No. l.
c. w. Morse. K c.. c. II.
Commander of Salt Lake Council OF Ka-
dosh No l.
John s. Critchlow 30 deg.
II of K. Utah Consistory No. !.
Christopher Diehl 81 deg.
Register OF all the Bodies
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SHOWCASE. DOUBLE-DOOR SAFE
organ for merry go round, Inquire at
Penny Arcade. 10 T.. 2nd So j17s5
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TWO TICKETS FOR IOWA, MALE;
stopovers in Colorado. Address 3 40,
Tribune. 1lS74
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AUCTION SALES
MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. a. NJ. Olsen, 525 East Sth
South Phone Bell 2057-N. g78T
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Lizzie Geisler. 336 West
Sd North, Bell phone SILK. ul033
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EXPERIENCED GIRL AND AN AP
prentice. also colored girl. aeIviress-
ing Parlors, 215 State. 1lOSl
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WANTED-EXPERI LADY WAL
tresses at Franklin's, 268 Main st.
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. family Of 8, highest wages;
Call l45 No State jISl3
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m ARGENTA LODGE NO. 8, f.
49, and a, MAJ Masonic Tenn
~ pie. corner Second East and
"" First South streets. first Tues :
day OF each month. Members OF
sister lodges and sojournirg brethren In
yitee. Frederick D. kceler. w. M. Moses
G, Phillips. Secretary.
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; young couple; no children. Sol
60 Main 1854
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IF IT'S BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
see J. *. Newcomb; moved 10 +. All
Tribune bldg. Ind, 1875; Bell, 1634-Y.
yI2So
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORk,
one who understands plain cooking: no
washing g27 East Brigham j1307
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Ell KALAH TEMPLE, A. A. o. N. NJ. s.
Regular sessions held at Masonic Tenn
pie. corner Second East and First South.
the third Wednesday Of each month So
journing mobiles invited to attend,
s. D. EVANS. Potentate
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ONE 20-H,-P., 2-PHASE. 6O-CYCLE IN
duction motor; also one 10-H.-P. and
one 5-H.P.; all General Electric. first
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MAHOGANY DESK, l0-STOP ORGAN,
wardrobe. couch and steel couch fold
Ing bed. bedding. feather bed. cook
stove, lace curtains, etc, cash or time,
] - Main ST.. room 3Oo ii0ll
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WOMAN SHORT ORDER COOK, FOR
nights 366 w So Temple. j1159
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NEW SMITH premier TYPEWRITER.
cheap. lnq. $50 So. End West. jl727
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WALL PAPER BARGAINS. REM
nants, small lots, etc. Rivers Bros
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SOLICITORS FOR ACCIDENT AND
health insurance; 1st-class proposition.
Warren Foster % Com'l Bank bldg. j52S
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TWO FIRsT-CLAss TICKETS TO CHI
cago cheap, Address c 90, Tribune.
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STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCf-
Hotel. restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for laborers.
So e. I'd South. Phones 464 e742
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WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
eral houseworlS family OF s; refer
ences. Apply 232 NJ street. jl6fo
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EXPERIENCED SECOND GIRL FOF
boarding house. 443 r. 1st So. j1I9l
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b9rgain, 3Io SO. md East, jlg36
EGGS FOR SETTING. FROM HIGH
grade single comb Rhode Island Reds;
81 per Is, 234 SO. 10th East. Bell 250S-Y.
l1o1S
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dAS RHODER WANTED-NA-
rel Nelson Of Mt. Pleasant, Utah.
" hank any one for information as
: Whereabouts OF the above-named
r;Han' ne owns land on the Uintah
q Rtion, Nathaniel Nelson, Mt.
4eNl, Utah. jl7S6
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

ONE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room for one or two gentlemen. easy
walking distance, IND. $50 Bridgeport,
or phone Ind 1892. cG201
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a GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEWoRk,
363 r. 5th So,
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FRESH MILCH COW. ITO s. 4TH
East. CLOGS
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a LADY'S WATCH, GODDESS
ssSrIy pin set with pearls and
between the Sanitariuln and
"a.s; Return 10 room 8. Wiley
---oaIn' 1886
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
I66 LIST st. Ben phone 1880 4, JlIs4
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WALL PAPER SALE. REMNANTS AND
bargain lots. this week. Rivers Bros
l.nD
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TROUT EGGS FOR SALE: COLORADO
natives. eastern brook and rainbow
trout shipped anywhere with safety. Ad-
dress Lost Lake Hatching Co., Amethyst
+. O., Colo. g2510
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OR RENT-A REMINGTON TYPE
writer. Address 2. Tribune. hl4SS
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NV OF : on TRANSPORTATION
II rnlch mountain. Deep Creek re-
Aoply II. E. Windsor, O. w. End
poih fones 2i5. il94l
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GIRL, FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORRi
small family. 3lS End ct. jllI7
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NEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON,
Zrss RAGS, bottles. rubber. copper,
n l',ah Junk Co., 63 e. Sth South.
go z50T
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OUT FLOWERS

:, oWER SHOP, GEO. j. DWYER.
LIN finder Natl Bank OF REPUBLIC;
% Ihue' e673
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RESTAURANT FOR SALE CHEAP;
good lease. Apply j. l.. Karr, 204 South
State. Tel. Bell. 3676-Y. hl192
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KEY FITTING

caricr;i AND SAFE REPAIR
'Sone liSs S2b S. w Temple st.
g82l
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

SEE THAT NICE HOME ON S. 1lTH
East: acres OF land with o-r, b. cot
tage: good bargain; plenty OF water; only
$4,000. Mahan Inv. Co. y Eagle blk.
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,Ir,n ~ DEPOT. BROWN WALLET,
~" money and valuable data
4. card. Return 10 a, x B.,
~. reward. 1899
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FAINTER AND PAPER HANGER

a. COILS. PAINTER, PAPER HANG
er and kalsomner 26i Baltimore ave
Ind. phone JO3O-4 rings w44T
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KINDS SECOND HAND CLOTH
|lKr Trunks valises, best prices paid.
Y tcmnercial street, Reply by postal
IL Phones 377l-k ia
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HEST PRICE PAID FOR METALS,
Il. bottles hides. pelts, beeswaX, etc.
.ci-hsnd machinery. Great Western
4 u. Co.. Inc. 2S0-2i0 So. 1st West.
\ hll. Bell 1881 hl7l9
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORk;
small family; no children. ll75 End st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-24

TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping, Q, ], and phone
51S S. 2nd East.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-24

BuY FURNITURE. STOVES. CAR
etc. Phone Bell 1896, Ind. 2255,
Furniture Co. 1874
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-24

Il 0p Z MODERN FURN. LIGHT
.'seepng rooms. with private fami-
In Young couple with TWO babies.
L.. 4 Ia Tribune. 1l9Zl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-24

'AhT TO BUY A SECONDHAND
uoua Casa Register Tor spot cash.
gU tsZ. ill62
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-24

TWO NICELY FURN. ROOMS. MOD
ern, gentlemen preferred. o2f so. 9,h
East. Phone 1916 n. Is, JlI12
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-24

I'D PAPER CUSTOMERS, BAR
y sale this month. Rivers Bros,
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