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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-19
SOME WISDOM.

Politicians of pronounced limita-
lions exaggerate the importance and
strength of the following controlled
weiehtfer consideration that the gen.
erai mass of the people are over
whelmingly in the majority These
politicians are betrayed into making
undue concessions to such special in
forget that the people are looking on
at the terms of the trade and will
want to be Shown where they come
in. A man can't have his mule and
his money both. He cant serve COO
go mamnon He can't make a trade
ininical to the public interests and ex-
pect to fool the public into MS sup
port.-Memphis News-Scimitar
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-19
From OTHER PENS
COST OF REcE1vERsH1Ps.

The New York Sun enters a timely
protest against excessive fees for re-
ceivers and counsel for receivers in
the settlement of the affairs of de-
funct institutions.i The SPECIFIC in
stance cited by the Sun is that of a
young New York 2 lawyer who pre-
scented a bill of $4,000 for services as
counsel for the receiver of the New
York Building and Loan company, for
a period of nine months. This at the
rate of $4,000 a year. The institu-
ton in question has been bankrupt for
four years. When it failed it had H.
900 depositors and an investment of 3
million dollars. The creditors have
received only 15 per cent of their
claims, and an additional payment of
per cent is expected as the final dis
position of the company's affairs.
This is only a fair illustration of the
manner in which creditors are not
only imposed upon, but actually
robbed, in a legal way, through the
system of receiverships and attorneys
fees in bankrupt cases. 1t is not at
all infreGuent that men become rich
through the medium of their appoint
ment as a receiver or counsel for a
receiver. 1t is a real travesty on JUS
tice that the courts should be used to
force such injustice upon the I'M
fortunate depositors of banks that
have failed or the creditors of defunct
institutions of any kind. Receivers
and their counsel are entitled to fair
remuneration for their services, but
they are not entitled to enrich them
selves by means of a misfortune that
impoverishes others.-KanSas City
Times.
VENGEANCE BY PRAYER.
This bit of local color is from the
Japan Times: AT Shinokubo, a small
village in Soshu, consisting of only 20
houses, several cases of robbery have
lately occurred to the great alarm of
the villagers. A diligent search insti-
tuted by them for the offender proved
an utter failure. The community con-
seuuently held mass meeting and I'M
animously agreed upon cursing the rob-
Der to death. A virtuous priest of the
locality was accordingly applied to for
the purpose
HE, however, declined to curse the
robber to death, an act too cruel for a
holy man like him to resort to, but
promised that he would paralyze the
robber by his powerful prayers, so as to
disable him and lead him to repentance
Thus the priest commenced his incanta-
tions. But, behold, the robber continued
his subtle operations to the Indignation
of the entire community.
THE priest has been condemned as a
worthless fellow, and the villagers have
taken upon themselves the task of re-
pairing every day to the village temple
by twos and threes to offer horrible
nrayers by which the robber is doomed
to an early and fearful death. Chi
cagO News.
yNTST1OM
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-19

Mrs. Harretson-Is Mrs. Witherby
good bridge player? Mrs. Catterson-
The best one in our church.-Life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-19

What can you see in that fellow?"
"Oh! l like him."
Hes neither witty. wealthy nor
wise"
mo; but he never has any troubles
to tell me."-Washington Herald.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-19
HUMOR OF THE DAY

"Tbev named the baby after Uncle
Nebuchadnezzar."
HAS Uncle NeDucnaonezzar
money!"
"Do you s'pose they like the name? 2"
Courier-Journal.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-15
ALTERNATES

j. f. York, Red Land. Jno. Me-
Caskill, WaIlaceburg, Hardy
Vickers, Garland. r. L. Mavson
Bodcax. II. 7. Ward, Saline.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-15

WRITE US a LETTER
tt,.,V and frankly, in StricteSt conhd-
enre. telling us all your symptoms and
tro,iSleS. We viii send tree advice
m plain sealed envelope), how to
ts,re thAu. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dent We Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-15
NOTE OF THANKS

(CoNTINUED From FlRsr PAGE)
happy one. David said, behold
how good a nd how pleasant it is to
dwell together in unity. The people
Of washln gton are nearer one than
any place we have ever lived. We
have no strife, no hatred, and no
malice, but we love one another:
and love is the fulfilling of the
law, we feel that our lines have
fallen to us i'll pleasant places, a.
mong kind, liberal, and big hearted
people, not only have we received
,'okens of your kin dnrss from time
to time, but many very valuable
presents; one Of VIII ieh was IL nice
suit of clothes, presented by one Of
our big hearted Presbytelians. My
dear bretheren my heart fills with.
gratitude and thankfulness when |
think of tho Kindness of you and
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-15

CONDTIONs-Fa answer to supply tc mis- ing mrs be
oY Il lontlS subscription the Farmers
veop that brings the Subscription In max simply
the missing word for March 81 No form
and for
three aud three 81 0 for fen and five
S9dd the MISSING word be correctly than the
will be egml divided The correct words received
The all
the best farmers weekly the South, and has circulation
100. 600 each issue.
Just think what for only "a cents25 prges 50 times
that Indispensable farmer and shouldSe
every Southern home.
Liberal besides $3.50 40 in cash prizes asoa
gold watch each month the sending the largest number of
subscriptions. Sample agents application. Send
subscription to-day and remit by order registered erto
Famers' News ScInitar Memphis, Tenn.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-15
You ShalN

the missing word !:
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-15
CATARRH AND HEADACHE.

Mrs. z. Z. Goforth, 2l19 Holly
Street, Ka sas City writes "After
using sample bottle and two Poe
bottles of Hunts Lightning, Oil,
| sm almost well of Catarrh. 1t
stops my headaches. 1t is the best
medicine | ever saw and | just cant
kee holse without it.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-15
N0fIeEsALE, SCHOOL LAND.

- - y - ~ A1iA3 koN lAVNA4 A1~A~'L'
II
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of the authority vested in
me BY law rs sheriff of Hampstead
C unEy Arkansas, aud petition
Of THE majority of the adult male
inhabitants residiug in Township
Nine South Range Twenty.four
west lu Hemp tead county Ark.
| will sell at the court house door
in saif county and state on the
first day of the next April term of
the len pstead county court, at
and lbon the terms prescribed by
law, the following described Six
ttenth Section Lands, to-wit:
Fri. Sc Sc l6, 9, "a:
}W Sc 16, 8, "a;
Sc sW IL. 8, a;
. sW SW l6, 8, "a.
7. .C.t WILSON, Sheriff, Hemp, co
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-15

For publication in yonr pap'r
| furnish herewith record Of meteor
illogical observations taken by tie
undersigned asa cooperative ooselv
er of the Weather Bureal o. The
L. Department Of Agriculture
during the week ending Fed. "A
1907. at Hope Ark,
Temperature.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-15
$4,000
Fer CT
v ORD
AL FER
&c.
Name The Missing Word

Tie Farmers News SEQ co for word certain
ted from sentence The ntc from
known and Las red
throughout the country. The book under safe where
will held the close the when will be OPEN
made kn all our readers The opened Nov.
1896 March ST. 1907 This is the Interesting
tence. What is the missing word
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-15
GRAND JURY

III IJSU etit
GRAND jury
G. A. Briant, j. II, Holt, Mine
Creek tip. l.. A. Harris, Red Land
2. C. Stephens, Wallaceburg tp.
R. P. Samuels, Garland. F. M.
Urrey, Nowland. j. G, Martini
Podcaw. w, H. Burns, Spring
Hill. B. &. Cox, Bois Dare.
j. Y. johnson Sr. Saline. j, NJ.
Watson, Jno. Il, Mitchell, Ozan.
j. II Belts, Jno. ii. Arnold, T.
S. Greening Jr., DeRoan. A. M.
Hancey, Water Greek
ALTERNATES
D. G. Tribble, Mine Creek. j. j.
Lively, Red Land. T. j. Boyett'
De Roam. G. A. Wilmington,
w Lac burg. 7. A. Collins,
Spring Hill. j. W. Hutchins'
Saline.
PETIT JURY
B. f. Goodlett, Geo. Cabiness,
Mine Creek. w. S. Garter, X. y.
St~e. Red Land, j. NJ Hendrix,
H. G. Austin, Wallaceburg. j.
Burke, R. e. Simpson, Nowland'
j. NJ. Hulsey, S. B. Clark, Gar
lind. G. H. Rider, w. y. FomI y
Bodcaw. T. }. Daugherty, j. ID.
Blackwell, Spring Hill. E. b. Hill
BolsD'Arc. NJ. w. billiard, p. o.
Clayton, Saline. c. IL. King,
j. NJ. Hyatt, Ozan. M. A, Rob
berts, Water Creek. F. P. Holt
$. "A. Scott l.. j. Atkinson, j
T. Robinson, De Roam.
ALTERNATES
]. f. York, Red Land. Jno. Nc
Caskill, WaIlaceburg, Hard.
Vickers, Garland. r. l.. Mavso1
D.1.ov II n Ward. Saline
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-15

.Fotns V0 11rF. I FT"F Vrf'F
be able in my humble way to rem
der a christian service that will be
helpful to you. We are looking
forward to great and good year
this year. I teel That a brighter
day is now dawnipg on the church
all over the circuit, therefore let
us take courage and go forward
Yours Truly
z. D. Lindsay 4 wife,
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-15
JURY LIST
FOR APRIL TERM OF
## COURT #=

The fol!owil g is list of tn
Grand and Petit jurors drawn
to serve at the April term of the
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-15
WEATHER REPORT
By Judge A. II. Carrisan CO.
operative Observer at
Hcpe. Ark.
Hcpe. Ark.

Editor of WASHINGTON 7 TELEGRAPH.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16
All these are the present ofr,cers ex-

All these are the present officers ex-a
cept John P. Reese.
E. G.. Sloan acted as chairman.
David Clever. John P. Reese and NJ !
G.. Falvey made short speeches thank
Ing the convention for their nominal
tions.
The Citizens Ticket.
The follyowing ticket was nominate
ed yesterday afternoon, at the citf-
zens' convention. held in Kings Opera
house:
For mayor-w. E. whited.
For city solicitor-John 7. Clarkson.
For city Benjamin Alsup.
For assessor-George Hobson.
For councilman in first ward-L. B.
Fulled; second ward, Thomas Teas;
third ward, John c. Williams; fourth
ward, George Rybolt
The sigourney Ticket.
Sigourney, March 15.-(Special.) -
The republicans of the city held a
caucus at the Keokuk County News
Office on last evening for the purpose
of placing in nomination two council
men for the coming city election. The
meeting was called to order, F.. L..
Goeldner selected as chairman and
Elmer Engeldinger as secretary. A
motion was made to endorse the Citi-
zens' ticket, a ticket gotten up by petit
ton and carrying the names Of G.. c..
Heninger and F. P. Page, the two
councilmen whose term expires. The
meeting endorsed this ticket by UNI
animous vote, then selected j. H. Wyl--
lie as city committeeman for the COM
ing year and adjourned.
| The democratic city caucus met i'll
tie court room and selected as their
officers for the evening, j. M. Richard
son, chairman ano j. r. Carrot as se.:
cretary. Immediately a motion was
made to adjourn and this motion car
ried. A standing vote was called for
and but three persons present voted
against the adjournment. G. G. Hem
niger and F. P. Page are present mem
bers of the city council mad are In
favor Of the city paving. The only
issue in this election seems to be, to
pave or not to pave, and thus far.
the sentiment is unanimously in favor.
of the paving. 8
Citizens Ticket at Agency.
Agency, March 15.-(Special "A
ticket called citizens ticket has been
put up as follows:
| Aldermen for long term. M. Dodd,
democrat; Chester Reynolds, republi-
can.
Alderman for short term-ola Cop
land, democrat. 4
| Assessor-W. A. Reynolds, republi.3
can.
Results at EIdon.
| Eldon, March 15.-(Special 1.-The
ward caucuses last night nominated
the following:
First ward-William Mahaffy, demo.
cratic; w. H. Crow, republican.
Second ward-H. Enyart, democra-
tic; Frank Shane, republican.
Third ward-W. T. Brown, demo
crat; Clarence Weber, republican.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16
Being Square
With the World
If You Would Give and Get Full Value
Here's A Suggestion.

it You Would Give and Get r uii value
Here's A Suggestion.
Are you getting full value out Of
life? And is the world getting full
value out of you? In matters of bust
ness and in our relations, man to man,
we owe it to ourselves and to the
world to do our best.-to make our
selves of full value. Do this and, in
turn, you will get full value out of
life.
You can't do full justice to anything
unless you feel right. And you can't
feel right unless you live right. Eat
ing right is essential to living right
Eat the right kind of food and you
Will not suffer. The right kind of food
for you and your family, the weak and
the strong, the sick and the we'll, the
grown folks and the little folks is
Malta Vita, that delicious, crisp
whole wheat food.
A perfect breakfast is impossible
without Malta-Vita, and it's just as
good three times day. Being a pure
grain product without any foreign
sweatening agent or other adultera-
tive, Malta Vita is rich In food ele-
.nents-every nutritious element OF ms
best white wheat and pure barley mar
extract-intensely vitalizing.
Try Malta-Vita with cream or fruit
There is no other food Just as good
None that can take it's place. And It's
always ready to eat. No cooking. nc
Inconvenience. All grocers, now ~
cents.
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HAS
THREE TICKETS

Fairfield, March 15.-(Special y
Today is the last day that tickets may
be legally filed with the city clerk
and the last one will be presented to
him this evening after the democrats
get through their work at the ward
caucuses and city convention they are
to hold. When they complete their
work three tickets will be in the field,
politics here. The republicans held
taeir city convention last night, nomin-
ating the same city officers that have
been serving during the closing term.
The Citizens" ticket was made up at
the Armory at the same time, it In
GLIDING two republicans and two de-
mocrats. The ward caucuses of each
neld earlier nominated councilmen.
The councilmen on the citizens ticket
are republican in politics except for
the second ward, where two democrats
are on the ticket, two nominees being
necessary there because of the resig-
nation from the council of Sanford
Zeigler, a republican, now serving
from there. The republicans in the
fourth ward nominated the same coun-
Gilman by the citizens. The two tick
cts follow:
Republicans-M Mayor. G. ]. Fulton:
solicitor, E. F. Simmons; treasurer,
F. j. l.. Black; assessor, w. G. Ball;
councilmen, first, David Hopkirk; sec
ond, Mace Clinkenbeard and Lee
Loehr; third, F, d. Kerrick; fourth,
F. F. Simpson.
Citizens-Mayor, DIR. T. L. James,
{Rep); solicitor, l. D. Jones (Dem.) !;
treasurer, Frank Light (Rep.); asses
sor. G. D. McGaw (Dem.); councilmen,
first, Joseph Bradley (Rep.); second,
J. H. Fritz (Den.) and j. A. Healy
(Dem.); third, j. W. Price (Rep. !;
fourth, F. F. Simpson (Rep.)
At the republican convention last
night Mayor c. ]. Fulton, after his re.
nomination made a quiet but earnest
speech, defending the actions of the
way refuting the charges made by
State Examiner Pencil, who report.
ed the city water works and street
lighting plant as failures.
Abba Ticket Named.
Abba, March 15.-The progressive
citizens nominated the following ticket
last evening at Kings Opera house
There was a large crowd present.
For mayor-David Clever.
For city solicitor-D. w. Bates.
For city treasurer-Ernest e. Elder
For city assessor-Harry B. Moore
For city engineer-C. r. Allen.
For councilman first ward-W. H
Sheppard.
For councilman second ward-M. G
Falvey.
For councilman third ward-John P
Reese.
For councilman fourth ward-T. w
Thompson.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16

that she inform the fnancier of her
true identity.
Il canot marry your son with these
lies upon my lips!" she cried II can
not go on with this deception. l told
you you did not know who was, who
my people were. My story about
them, my name, everything about ma
is false, every word / have uttered
is lie, fraud, cneat! l would not
tell you now, but you trusted me and
are willing to entrust your sons FL
ture, your family honour In my keep.
ing, and l can't keep back the truth
from you. Mr.. Ryder, am the daugh-
ter of the man you hate. am the
woman your son loves. am Shirley
Rossmore!"
Ryder took his cigar from his lips
and rose slowly to his feet.
Continued in next issue.)
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USED NECkYOKE
AS PERSUADER
Wayne Rupe Claims Alva Younkin
Struck Him Because He Would Not
Go Home

From Thursdays Daily.
lfmelight in the local justice courts.
The trouble this time occurred late
yesterday evening. Rupe lodged
charges against Alva Younkin
in Justice Melick's court, charg-
ing him with assault and battery and
the case was set for o'clock this
morning. Early this morning. Rupe
was arraigned before Judge Campbell
on the charge Of disturbing the peace
and was dismissed
According to Rupe he has been the
victim of some wrong doings. Yes
terday he and neighbor, Alva Youn-
kin drove to the city together in
RUPEES wagon. About o'clock last
night Younkin made up his mind that
he wanted to go home. but Rupe
wasn't ready just yet. They had left
walking over the bridge when the
conversation was held. When they
reached the wagon. Rupe claims that
Younkin picked up the neck yoke and
threatened to break 1t over his head IL
he, Rupe, didn't go home Immediately.
Rupe claims further that Younkin
struck him with the neck yoke, forcing
him to his knees. AT this stage of the
game Constable Griswell appeared up
on the scene and arrested both men,.
Rupe lodged the above charges and
the case was set for this morning, but
Younkin Is i'll and unable to be pres
ent. so the case was continued until
Saturday morning.
Would Not Pay Bill.
After the scene in the justice court
last evening. Rupe went over to the
South Side to get his team and go
home In the meantime come one had
taken the team to livery barn and
had them fed. Rupe refused to pay for
the feed, claiming that he didn't order
the horses fed. The liveryman refus-
ed to let the team be taken from the
stable, and they mixed right then and
there. Rupe was arraigned this morn
ing in police court, but the case was
dismissed
Other Police Court News.
Thomas Flynn, charged with being
drunk. was arraigned before Judge
Campbell this morning and found
guilty. He got three days. A. G.. Tur-
ner, drunk. was released.
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Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Merrill.

Died, at Palatka, Florida, March 13,
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Merrill, aged SO
years and months. Mrs. Merrill was
sister of ]. H. Merrill of this city,
and was well known to many friends
In Ottumwa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16
OBITUARY.
From THURSDAYS daily.
The Nelson obsequies.

The Nelson obsequies.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of the late Axel Johnson will be
held tomorrow afternoon from SCOTS
undertaking parlors. The interment
will be m;de in the Ottumwa ceme-
terry. instead of Keokuk. as announced
Mr.. Nelson was a native Of Sweden
and was 40 years of age. He was
born in Knaeod. Halland state, Swe-
den, and has been a resident of this
city for the past nineteen years, most
of which time he has been employed
as a laborer on the Milwaukee and
Burlington railroads. He has no rela-
tives living other than his cousins
John johnson, Anton Johnson and
Misses Emma and Nellie Johnson. all
Of this city.
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TERRIBLE Disaster Averted.

The terrible disaster Of nervous
breakdown, caused by dyspepsia, Is
averted by Electric Bitters. soc; guar.
anteed. F. B. Clark, Court and Sec.
ond; ]. H. L. Swenson & Co., Court
and Main.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Furnished by the Cassidy Commits
sion Company, rooms % and 80 Hof-
mann building. E. e. Voigt, manager.
Q9c
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nnApp1ACE IICEMSES

r,obert r. Hunt of Salt Lake and Ber-
ma l., Sharp of Kansas City, Mo.
Beckman OF Centrevillc.
Peter Jensen and Anna Jorsensen' both
lanes 4. Cooper and Amanda Olsen.
both OF Iona, Ida.
'paniel w Hunter and Ruth II. Ham
mon. both Of Blackfoot, Ida:
4 'parlev FL Little ard Elizabeth VIM
der. both of Salt Lake;
= 1sI Iiirhsn Y. I.und OF Adamsvile and Mar
1sa j. Strlnsham Of Goshen,
PSharles Turack and Bessie Black OF
halt Lake; ro oo,,,so,
bofh of Salt Lake.
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SPECIAL STOCKBoLDERS MEET
ING.

Notice is hereby given that there will
be a special meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS
OF the Vespasian Hoogley Mining Com
pany at the offices of the Company 305-
a0S Auerbach Building. Salt Lake City.
Utah. on Saturday. MarcE 10, 1907. ae
10 oClock g. ~.
First. For the purpose OF ratifylns
the action OF the Board OF Directors OF
said company In voting to sell all of tho
companys real and personal property ot
every kind and nature TO the North Utah
Mining Company % Bingham, for twenty
Ave thousand ($25 o0o) dollars. and IN
structInR the President and Secretary 10
execute the necessary transfers 10 carry
The sale into effect.
Second To do any and all other 5usi-
ness which may properly come before
the meeting.
Done by order OF the Board of Direct
ore at Salt Lake City Y can. this 18Th
day OF February. 4, -. 1907.
VESPASfAN MINING
BY T. NJ Orem. Secretary
so6-S0S Auerbach Building. Salt Lake
City, Utah. hll23
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NOTICE TO CANAL CONTRACTORS.

Office of the Chief Engineer. Twin Falls
North Side Land and Water company
Miner. Ida. February 10. 1907.
Scaled proposals VIII be received at
this office until 3 o'clock p, m, Tuesday
March 18th. 1907 for the excavation OF
four (4) miles of canal containing about:
5000 cubic yards OF lava rock excava-
tion: 10000 cubic yards Of earth exce-
vation 1000 cubic yards Of puddle em-
bankTuent; 1900 cubic yards of concrete
work. 5000 cubic yards OF loose rock eX-
caVation; also forty (i0) miles OF small
canals and laterals containing ABOUT eco
600 cubic yards Of earth excavation
Bids will be received in part or In full
per cubic yard or lump sum from respon-
Sible bidder.
Instructions to bidders. together with
plans. profiles. specifications and form
of contract and bond can be seen upon
application TO the office of the company
al Miner, The engineer In charge Will
show the intending bidders over the
work
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
By order Of the Twin Falls North Sldo
Land and Water company.
By PAUL 5. y. BTCkEL.
hl792 Chief Engineer.
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DIED

this city, March 8, Of
7 heart trouble. William r. Gregory. aged
a. Years. at his residence, iSi West Third
so,ith. Notice of funeral later,
|rpE,EMAN-John II. Freeman, who has
resided In the Tenth ward ior many
yaaTs died Monday afternoon. The de-
ceased was 20 years of aSe. and leaves
= widow and six children. The 1uneral
~lII be held from the Tenth Ward meet
'srr house Thursday afternoon, commene.
|iinSS or . o'clock Remains may be viewed
at same place from l until : o'clock.
Fderds are Invited.
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And yet, IL you are in il.
Gou ouGhtn't rest, but do your best,
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Cun meet your fortune face 10 fnce-
Now, won't you try to find its
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-07
NOTICE.

l WISH TO NOTIFY ALL CUSTO-
.mcrs of the City Loan office that l have
bought all pledges OF said firm Old GUS
toners please call at my place OF busl-
ness. No. &c Is End So. The Reliable Loan
office Phone 1503-K. hiss