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Old WEsToN's OLD STOMACH.
Says He Is Not Going to Take
Liberties With It.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO, November OF am thank
full to Providence for this iron constitu-
ton which enabled me to complete my
long walk. and am thankful for the kind
ly manner in which the people here re-
ceived me. but. for goodness sake. tell
them to cut out these invitations to eat
turkey. 1 am sick of it," said Edwa I'd
Payson Weston today.
1T has been nothing but turkey. cram
berries, celery and mince pie over and
over again. When it comes to a case of
human endurance with these old legs. I
am ready for any one. but never posed
as anything, out of the ordinary with my
stomach.
In fact, i must be more careful of that
than of anything else. The stomach is
the boiler of the human system, and if
not properly regulated will cause as much
damage as the steel boiler running the
machinery in building. We are all glad
for Thanksgiving day, but my next walk
will not end right before that occasion, if
can help it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-29
Finest Stilled the Panic.

GLOUCESTER, N. j., November 20
The presence Of mind and bravery of four
policemen prevented panic and probable
injury to q number of people here last
night.
The. auditorium of the city hall was
crowded to the doors to see moving pic
ture show. Suddenly. in the middle Of
the show. there was fash from the pic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-29
Robbers Loot Depot Safe at Goldfield

GOLDF1ELD, New, November %
Nine robbers yesterday visited the depot
of the Tonapah. GoldfieId and Bullfros
railroad, overpowering two watchmen
and an operator, throwing them into
box cars and then blew open the, safe.
1t is said they secured several thousand
dollars. but the sum is believed to be
greater, as large amounts of money have
been taken in through the railroad office.
Inc roooers tore up a large amount of
scrip payable to bearer, issued by the
John s. Cook Bank and circulated in
Goidneld. The robbers evidently mis-
look its character and value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-29
Teddy Bear Holocaust.

NEW YORK. November 29.-Teddy
bears valued at 5000 went up in smoke
last night when fire badly DANA ged
Schwartz's toy store in 9th avenue. The
fire originated in the rear part of the
store. where the toy stuffed animals
were displayed, and not a Teddy bear es-
caDed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-29

ture machine. some one cried fire and
there was an immediate rush for the
doors.
The policemen who were in the hall
showed the people back into their seats,
and by great effort Gained them. Lights
were turned on, the audience was as
sured there was no danger and in few
minutes the show was continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-29
DEFENDS THE KAISER
Won BUELow SAYS EMPEROR
COULD NOT BE INFLUENCED.

7 BERLIN. November 2o.-Yesterday's
sitting of the reichstag was notable Tor
| the energetic speech of Prince Won Bue-
low, the German imperial chancellor, in
defense OF the army. the emperor and
himself. In replying to DR.. SPAIN tho
leader of the center party, who asserted
that conditions prevailing in the army re-
called those of ancient heather Rome.
the chancellor rose. fun Of fire, and de-
ciareo That no one imagined that tho
whole army was affected by few In
stances of unworthiness. the roofing out
OF which, the chancellor assured the
house, would be sharply attended to by
the emperor. than whom no one strovs
more for high tone of morality in both
the army and the nation.
1t was the crown prince. he said. who
had called his fathers attention to the ar
ticle in the Zukunft disc osing corrnp-
tion with the result that immediate ac-
ton was taken in the matter. He pointed
out that neither the chancellor nor the
ministers could take such q step without
holding proofs of their assertions.
The So-Called Camarilla.
Prince Won Buelow then referred to tho
so-cailed court camarilla. which is widely
alleged to have been influencing the en-
peror's decisions. No one. he said, had
ever accused the emperor of being with
out his own will, and the camarilla could
only exist where the monarch was willing
Such poisonous growth a camarilla
he declared was utterly un-Germafl and
reports regarding its existence could be
taken as being without foundation.
In concluding his address the chancel-
Tor denied the assertion that he had dis
solved the last reichstag in order to pro-
tect himself against personal attacks rela-
tive to his supposed participation in in
trlgues. The reason for such action, he
said, was the obstruction offered by the
center party. which desired to pit it's
strength against the nations will Any
| chancellor who had submitted to such A
course would have forfeited the conf
| dence of the nation.
Direct Taxation Impossible.
Freiherr Won Stengel, secretary of the
| imperial treasury, stated that direct tax
alton could not be raised in consequence
OF the increases in the estimates, and the
government must rely upon the indirect
| method; but as yet he was not prepared
10 state by what means he hoped to
| bring the empires finances to q sound
condition.
| The representatives OF virtually every
group. with the exception of the social
| lists, gave assurance that they were pre-
pared to vote for the augmentation OF
| appropriations for the army and navy if
1t was proved in committee that this was
necessary for the defense of the country.
DIR. SPAIN greeted the emperor's visit
to England a sign of better relations
between the two nations and a step
toward the maintenance of the worlds
peace and the development of commerce.
He then declared that the powerful CEN
ter party was utterly opposed to the new
Polish appropriation bill, which, in his
opinion. would give America and other
countries further reason for their i'm
preston that freedom was unknown in
Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-29
Policeman a Kidnaper.

NAPLES, November 29-The KIDNAPPING
of Marquis Giuseppe Cito cousin and
aid of King Victor Emmanuel, who,
after being tortured and forced to give
up $500 was released by his captors, has
caused great establishment through the
discovery that the organizer of the plot
is in reality a policeman. On being ar
rested he confessed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-29

4267-Overblouse or jumper dressea
continue to hold their own in the esteem
Of the up-to-date mother, and new de-
signs are constantly being brought out
to meet the undiminished demand for
them. The dress illustrated shows one
of the most attractive of these, the full
blouse being pointed back and front in
pretty effect, while the sleeve-cap is at
tached to the blouse across the Shout
ders with straps of the material. The
attached skirt is a straight gathered one,
trimmed with bias band of the mate
rial, the edges of which, like the edges of
blouse, sleeve-cap and belt, are piped
with velvet. Plaid serge was used for
making, though any preferred fabric may
be substituted; while the guimpe, which
Is included in the pattern. may be made
Of lawn, batiste or washable silk, as pre-
serred. For the eight-year size one and
one-quarter yards of 36-inch goods will
be needed for the guimpe and three and
one-quarter yards of 27-inch material for
the dress.
4267.-Eight sizes, to IL years.
The price OF this pattern is 10c.
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AUCTION SALES

~ mtIH US BEFORE BUYING
~ n'nsehold goods elsewhere, Most
= rIt,, STOCK OF second hand goods in
iIess ., evo heaters. cook stoves and
Ts o. s,a sSo.tom prices. Western Furni-
v old s,on. state ST. Stove repairs for
dl43i
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Of Main St, close In About 30x6o feet
Two stories. large lot. Littlo & Little
GILL
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SAFES

irsdo aNp sEcoND-HAND, CASH
.kenls 10, .inc, Sorensen- Stout Co, sole
HtFQro or 'ae old reliable Halls safes."
Fpmiturs ,ulIiatlons. Office |. ~, l.,
Seore, Is E. "a South, a441
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FOR RBNT-FINE STORE ROOM
State near Second South, VIII divide,
II desired. Fine basement, freight eleva-
tor, rear entrance, steam heat. Apply.
G. S. Holmes.
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| SOLICITORS FOR ACCIDENT AND
| health insurance; 1st-class proposition.
| Warren Foster So ComI Bank bldg j52S
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GARDENING

n Dr - '>s-''--->-~~-D~
Ts ~ ou LANDSCAPE GARDENING,
We S,t S.n trees. shrubs and plants.
Ne u'nlSh soil. gravel and fertilizer.
la y"e syhouwer Co. Bell phone
i10SS
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT, 1oX3o, ON
street floor. good window space. No.
73 So. Main ST CLOGS
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$3.50 per foot, 52xl65 fl, north OF Knuts-
ford hotel State ST, This is Sl25 per foot
under market.
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ONE 2oTH CENTURY SODA FOUN-
tain, in flne condition, T. W, Matthews
Candy Co, 2549 Washington ave-, Ogdon.
boQnh
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IF IT'S BUSINESS OPPoRTUNITIES.
see ]. X. Newcomb. moved to T, Ala
Tribune bldg. Ind, 126. Bell. 1S34-Y.
IL
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
small family good wages. 154 1th East.
1907
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AN EXPERIENCED WAIST FINISHER
at Mrs. Benedict's dressmaking par
lOrS. 2OS Templefnn.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
small family: no children. HIS End 81.
i063
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ONE 2O-H.-P., 2-PHASE, 6o-CYCLE IN
duction motor; also one l0H,-P. and
one SHIP. all General Electric; first
class condition. Tribune Publishing Co.
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81 down. 81 weekly send for illustrated
catalogue Peoples Credit Watch Co..
$40 D. F. Walker Bldg h2O07
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE:
tuition earned while learning. sltua-
tions or locations furnished Catalogue
free Mohler's Barber College. 62 East
First South. Salt Lake h1S23
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IMMEDIATELY, YOUNG MEN TO
qualify for the Railway Mall Service;
exceptional opportunities Call or write
for free catalogue. West Coast Cores
pondence Schools, Utah Gas g. Coke Co.
Bldg. Room T. h1S38
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GOOD GIRL GENL. HOUSEWORK.
small family. Good wages. % So. 9TH
East 1922
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A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR GEN
eral work. Hotel Normandy, 23 East
3rd South. 1857
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PALMIsTRYs CLAIRyoYANCE.
HAT FACTORY


HATS OF ALL KINDS CLEANED,
blocked. remodeled, 45ll SO. Main
Phone 4733-Y. aIi7T
SALT LAKE HAT FACTORY, "a EAST
lst South. Phone 187i-X, Hats clean
ed and retTimmed, bliss
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VAIL PAPER BARGAINS, REM
nants, small lots, etc. Rivers Bros,
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a GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
363 Il 5th So.
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Don't you know that North bench
property is 100 per cent under the mar
ket comparing values against any other
locality? Street car is now assured on
9th street.
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WANTED-GIRL FOR GEN'L HOUSE
work: family Of 3; at 232 M et. Call
at 352 u. lst So. jl052
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r. |, RED EGGS. FANCY AND INCU-
bator, Cress Brook. S6lo 7th E, Ind.
10092, h2006
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DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR BU!SI-
ness; II makes no difference In what
State you are located. we will send you
buyer II you list 1t with us. We sell all
kiEds OF business everywhere Capital
Real Estate Investment Co, II West End
South street. 1881
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II. P. FAIRBANKS MORSE GASO-
line pumping engine. SIS. u h. p four
seated automobile. $3.50, Story & Camp
square grand plano, tone unsurpassed,
s100. Write or inquire w. G.. Roylance,
University, ill
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwoRK.
7o3 East 9Th South ST.
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Now is the time TO buy the cheapest
and best home In the city.
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TROUT EGGS FOR SALE; COLORADO
r&tives, eastern brook and rainbow;
trout shipped anywhere with safety. Ad-
dress Lost Lake Hatching Co. AMETHYST
2. O. Colo. R26l0
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GIRL FOR GEN'L uOUSEWORK, IN
family. references. 522 1st st, h2307
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EXPERIENCED CHAMBERMAID, HO-
tel Normandy % Z. 3rd South.
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WALL PAPER SALE. REMNANTS AND
bargain lots. this week. Rivers Bros.
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THIS SITE
PROPERLY M
PROVED WILL
PAY A HAND
SOME INCOME.
1T is OMIT
BLOCKS EAST
OF THE
KNUTsFoRD
HOTEL. CLOSE
IN, AND THERE
WILL BE NO
VACANCIES.
WE ARE IN
sTRUCTED TO
SELL THIS FOR
$4,000. BUT
MUST BE SOLD
WITHIN THE
NEXT TEN
DAYS.
HOUSTON
REAL ESTATE
INV, CO..
PHONES 27.
251 S. MAIN.
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ONE FIRST CLASS TICKET TO CHI
cago; limit March 30, Address B ~
Tribune. it16l |
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upuoLsTER1NG AND REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED
and repaired Estimates submitted on
request. Phones 3299 >, l.. Matt &
Mfg. Co., los w, 1at South IA
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LAUNDRESS TWO DAYS FIRST PART
of week. Apply "a street. Bell 1882,
il2S9
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSBWORK;
good wages. Apply S43 So. 5th East
ii203
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK,
one who understands plain cooking, no
washing. 927 East Brigham. 1907
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4 ROOMS WITH BATH AND PANTRY,
on ground floor, at No. III South 3rd
East street $4,000. Fritsch. No. IL East
End South street Phones, Ind, 747, Bell
1867. j60l
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A WOMAN FOR PLAIN SEWING. AS
Douglas Ave.
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OR RENT-A REMINGTON TYPE
writer. Address V 2. Tribune h14SS
FRESH MICH COW. ITO S. 4TH
East CLOGS
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$500 per foot. 74xl65 #. 6 houses). u
blks. from biz, New dept st. Srd So.
bet lst and End West SITS.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL. HOUSEW
must understand cooking; two in fam
lily Apply 10 Mrs Jas. l.. Jennings, 425
East South Temple. j906
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THOROUGHLY COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework; three in family;
must be good cook, highest price paid
Call at l]5 No. State. j5S3
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A FINE UPRIGHT PIANO, VERY
cheap 2l0 Atlas Block. 1920
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DIED

80 the corner OF Foprseenta pvt eItv
81 and Third East GId are ssseeSS Norehey chez So
d II, iyv,, i,arv %, 1928. on Long
born araI 1anI services Sunday at l p.
b fpneftom ftomilv residence, 4l90 south
lon I,e friends are invited 10 at
. Easr,,ent In City cemetery.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
small family. 31S End st. jll71
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SNAPS-3-ROOM MODERN BRICK,
S2500, 524 North 3rd West
9-rm. modern brick, $4,000. 142 Pear ST.
Inquire Silver Bros. Iron Works Co. 139
w. North Temple 1883
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GOOD COOK AND GENERAL HOUSE
worker. small family, Apply "a d st
Bell 1892 1920
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-TTED-ALL MANURE HAULERS
(. nov that ] Will pay big price for
,renurc. Address 1850 South West
-,rie. Alex Cartello, JlloS
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J5E HROWN Is DOING LADIES
,"jorine and fashionable dressmaking.
Ilsmeda ave: on l2th East bet. Bllg-
and Isl So. jlO55
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$3.50

BUYS THAT ELEGANT CORNER,
122kXi20 FIT. UARGE STONE HOUSED,
COR. OF 9TH EAST AND 1ST SO. STS.
MAKES THREE il-FT, LOTS. THIS
COR. is WORTH $1,000 SEE lis.
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FOUR ELEGANT OFFICE ROOMS FOR
rent. first floor. single or en- suite.
Sparks Candy Co. 223 S. w. Temple. 1908
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Kelsey & Gillespie. % e, list So. jlssa
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FOR RENT-FURNISFIED

TWO NICE FURNISHED ROOMS,
housekeeping. 222 West North Tenn
pie, rear. j1242
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HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD. IOWA
Stable. 129 West South Temple. hills
HORSES, WAGONS AND ONE PAIR
of mules, suitable for prospecting or
travelling. Apply 125 East Fourth South.
i735
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WANTED

-..-.,,TG AND IRONING CURTAINS
<flt ats at home, also plain sewing. 255
/ axe - Jl76
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6FNT FURNISHED. FIVE-RooM On
11se OF "''' j1222
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TWO ELEGANTLY FURN. ROOMS.
strictly mod, single or en- suite, for
gentlemen or man and wife. I'll w 5th
South. 1926
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We can suit you in anything you want.
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TWO FEMALE TTCKETS TO CHICAGO |
cheap; limited. Address a 40, Tribune,
i721 |
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GIRL WANTED. SWEET CANDY CO.
IS IL. LIST So i740
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=-7fT- COTTAGE OR HALF HOUSE;
--odern: close in; no children. Address
,: TrIbune. j1lH
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--5r 10 RENT 6 TO S-ROOM MOD
='ntr =ta,se on east side. VIII purchase
!, suited. Address 3 21. Tribune.
y su'' Jl251
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SECOND HAND NATIONAL CASH
register: great bargain z. o. Box 23S.
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STRONG WOMAN TO HELP CLEAN
house. 1913 West 4th SO, Phone Ind,
359I. 1926
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-70pEN TO BOARD UNDER 12;
'assnt home and best OF care. Cor,
r,sI and Jackson SITS. Ind. phone
h'as' jl3S5
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lrRIsINEsS MAN DESIRES TO LEASE
's strictly modern seven or eight room
buss east or northeast part OF city. Ad-
IE.sr lnck box 39i. 1883
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AND TOMBSToNES
x CROCK TO SELECT FROM. II.
~ iEs,e st Display yards. 422 S. state.
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.rIonaI cash Register for spot cash.
n. box 9s2. llloz
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PERSONALS

WANT TO CORRESPOND WITH A
widow Of means; no objection to Il
little child. by q gentleman OF steady
habits. age 81; object matrimony; ref
erences exchanged Address box 1i6
Long Beach, Cal. 1859
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|7zT-T-ASS COOK AND BAKER
~, ~ woman partner for boarding
e',iion. Address b rs. Tribune.
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rT1NERAL DIRECTORS

kO9SSS-~-~~~~-~~>>~--> 80
---.-.-T - TsII,. UNDERTAKEN AND
w. W; oe5 S. West Temple; phones
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MAGNETIC HEALER

MRS. S STEPHENS TREATS ALI.
nervous and chronic diseases. No. 25 ll9
Main. Fone 2leS, J9l9
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y CIAMBERMAID AT KEITH APART
mcnts.
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U1T FLOWERS

-, o1vER SHOP, GEO. J. DWYER'
|FbTnder FbvTmd M Natl Bank OF REPUBLIC;
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FIINEY SWEEPING AND FURNACE
Y aiclesning, Leave orders Druehi ~
tanken Both phones 100. j102
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ATTORNEYS

]. e. DARMER, LAWYER. OFFICES,
72 and 73 Commercial blk. Phones
9i9-Z and l2lI. w2743
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RESTAURANT FOR SALE CHEAP;
good lease. Apply J, L. Karr. 204 South
State. Tel, Bell. 3676-Y. h1192
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SECOND HAND FREIGHT f:LEVA-
tor Sparks Candy CO., 223 South ".
Irrn1e llU01
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FOR S1SOO-i RODS WIDE. RUNNING
from State to Main bet. 18th and 18th
South: broom house. pantry. c. l.. sum-
mer kitchen, good well. 60 bearing fruit
trees, nice chicken yard. duck pen, Muir
ray car service; everything In good con-
dition; $500 cash. balance easy terms.
Call 3l91-Red Bel. A4hS Slnte ST. il2Al
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-FOUR -ROOM COTTAGE. VERY MOE.
bath, electric light, Sl7: vacant Mon
day next, Enquire at 753 Wellington
ave. Phone 3010-K. 1892
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+ 5f;Y FURNITURE, STOVES CAR- s5!
c,c. Phone Bell 1896. Ind. 21oe,
.,-'r,,,nifure Co. 1Eff
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WHEELWRIGHT AND CARRIAGE
maker steady employment year round,
good wages. Ahlander Carriage Mfg. Co.,
Provo. Utah
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m BACHELORS QUARTERS, TWO
rood sized. party furnished rooms;
Xrences exchanged. 800 Constitution
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CIAIRVOYANTS


MADAME PINK, CLAIRVOYANT ME-
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all business affairs. etc; test meetings
Sunday and Thursday. Bell phono 3S44-
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