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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-04
The Lunch Counter
Is the Cause of Dyspepsia and Indi-
gestion Catarrh of the Stomach
and Heart Disease.
ine-Tenths of Those Who Eat There
Bolt Down Their Food.

Bolt Down Their Food
The next time you eat at a lunch
counter just you watch the people OPP
posite. Look down the whole line and
notice how they bolt down their food,
washing it down with hot coffee or
cold water. First they take a large
bite then a drink, and bite and a
bite and drink hurrying through
their meal in five or ten minutes
Many of them don't know the cor
rect way to eat, while others are so
intent on money making that they
will not take the time to eat properly.
The lunch counters create a great
demand for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets, for every one now knows that
they assist the stomach in digesting
the food that has been suddenly fore
ed down into it.
Health should be the first thing
sought for in the battle for existence.
With sound body all things are
possible to man, while ill-health
handicaps him..
The dyspeptic is usually grouchy
and can not meet his fellow-man in
the proper spirit to win his confidence
and esteem. Many a fine proposition
has failed because a dyspeptic was
back of it.
Your brain does not work right
where dyspeptic conditions prevail,
neither does any organ of the body.
Get your digestive apparatus in per-
feet condition first and all will go we'll
with you.
Take Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets un-
til you cure yourself Of Indigestion,
catarrh of the stomach and dyspep-
STA, and your heart. liver. brain and
all the organs of the body will per-
form their functions properly and you
will be in sound health.
Don't give up in despair, but get
right and all things will come your
way and fortune will again smile up
on you.
You can purchase Stuart's Dyspep-
STA Tablets anywhere on earth. They
have become a family necessity every
where.
They are so gents per package
dav and we will at once send you by
mail a sample package free. Address
r. A Stuart Co. $50 Stuart Bldg,
Marshall, Mich.
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new TWENTIES.
The Philadelphia Mint Ships Out
$4,000 Double Eagles.

Philadelphia, Dec. 4.-The first in
stallment of new gold $40 pieces has
been shipped from the mint in this
city to various subtreasuries. There
We're 1850 of them, their monetary
value being 81, 100000
On one side of the coin is an eagle
flying. with outstretched wings, on the
other, a figure of Liberty The coins
ever made concave, the figures being
in high relief, nine strokes of a hydrau-
lie press being required to make them.
Hereafter only one stroke will be used,
and thus the coins just circulated will
be different from those to be put in
circulation later.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-04

Collins on the return trip from Wyo-
ming. Thursday morning they VIII
start back to Kansas.
The party which arrived in Denver
yesterday is the third that has come
from Kansas within the last four
weeks to investigate the new road and
to make substantial investments in
the enterprise In the first party
there were about thirty. in the second
party there were nearly forty. These
men are not what are commonly
known as investors. For the mosc
chants. But the people of Kansas no
more than the people of Colorado
have felt the effects of the recent
stringency in the money market.
They have the money to invest and
are looking for a place to put it.
The men are mostly from Film
wood and Great Bend
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-04
For Jumping His Bail.

Los Angeles, Dec. 4-Thomas M.
McCauley, former president of the
Mercantile Security company of New
York, organizer and manager of the
Sprague Collection agency and the
Continental Finance company of Chi
cago, is in Jail in Los Angeles on a
bench warrant from the criminal bench
OF the supreme court of New York
McCauley is said to be wanted in New
York on charge of leaving the CITY
while out on bail
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-04
Tried to Blow Up Cabrera.

New Orleans, La, Dec. Am
alleged attempt to assassinate Presi-
dent Cabrera of Guatemala, two weeks
ago by throwing a bomb at his car
riage is reported by passengers of the
steamer Anzell which arrived from
Central American ports yesterday.
The bomb is said to have exploded I'M
der the presidents carriage, killing
the coachman and badly wrecking the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-04
CuIherson tn Lead

Washington, Dec. 4.-The Democrat
senators held a conference and elected
Senator c. A. Culberson of Texas, chair
man of the Democratic caucus This
position carries the nominal leadership
of the minority on the floor of the SEN
ate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-04
Retail Shoe Dealer Trust.

New York Dec. 4.--Retail shoe
dealers from 128-eitfes met in New
York for the purpose of organizing
a national association, the principal
object of which is to purchase goods
as an association instead Of as in
dividuals. Tt is planned that only one
dealer in a city will be admitted to
mem bership in the association and
that special grades and makes will be
manufactured for the sole use Of the
members.
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Money Coming Nest

New York, Dec, 1.-The subtreasury
has transferred 70 interior points for
went to St. Louis. SAG. 900 to Chicago
and 100000 to San francisco.
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Young Potter Palmer to We'd.

Chicago, Dec. Announcement is
made of the engagement of Miss Pauline
Kohlsaat, daughter of the former own
err of the Chicago Record-Herald to
Potter Palmer younger son OF Mrs.
Potter Palmer.
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HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea purifies
the blood, regulates the bowels, airs the
kidneys cures stomach troubles. builds up
the nervous force: makes you well and
happy. 35c. Tea or Tablets. Fred T. Wal
kcr.
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vehicle but not seriously injurying
Cabrera. He received a few scratches
and bruises.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-04

I'm men, whom men pronounce as Ill,
find SO much of goodness still:
In men whom men pronounce divine,
find SO much of sin and blot;
I hesitate to draw the line
Between the two when God has not.
80 -h1-JoaQuin Miller.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-13
CAPITAL r. z. 7. CO.,
II West End So. st.

CAPITAL r. e, 7, co,
II West End So. st.
s55o,0O.
2s rooms. very nicely furnished, mod
ern. rent sos, includes steam heat and
water, 4-year lease, fine location.
100000.
% rooms, nicely furnished. low rent, a
splendid house for permanent or trans
lent trade, part cash.
sl5OO,Oo
80 rooms. moderately furnished. partly
modern. rent Sl56, good lease, a good
paying proposition, part cash.
100000.
u rooms, thoroughly modern, elegantly
furnished, low rent, one-year lease. pay
ing $40 above all expenses, dependable.
sS0o00.
rooms, thoroughly modern. elegantly
furnished, nice plano worth $500 goes
with furniture, nice large green lawn,
1-year lease,
s55o.o0.
10 rooms, completely furnished. a nice
piano worth $500 for $3.50, the best snap
on Main ST., close In. see II.
$4,000.
Q rooms furnished for light house.
keeping, Fourth South, near Main, rent
SIS per month.
S35000
Fruit stand, groceries, etc, stock and
fixtures, low rent, genuine snap,
S350.00
Coffee and lunch house. stock and fix
tures, the actual cost 5000, low rent. l.
year lease.
$10.000.00.
Bakery, restaurant and salesroom at
Ely, New, doing u wonderful business.
all stock and fixtures complete, sales
room valued at Se500, wagons. horses.
everything complete for running a big
business. the only bakery in Ely, business
Will average the year round, $500 per
month.
For business opportunities don't fall to
see us. We handle everything at the
right price. Phone. Bell 1901, Ind. &c.
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FOB SALE REAL ESTATE.

FOB sAIE+REAL ESTATE.
MEEKS s. LYNCH,
Real Estate. Insurance. Loans,
3l5-316 Atlas Block,
Bell Phone 1929.
s225o-Fine Ar brick on 9Th East. near
9Th South. east front, lot 2x10.
brick; close in; lot 2sx1o; south
east.
s175o-4-r.. new red pressed brick, on
7th East, opp. park
s4ooo-s-room. new, beautiful home on
9th So. OPP Liberty park; iur-
mace. etc.
s4o0o-New 6-room white pressed brick;
fine lot. ON corner of 9th East ana
7th South; fine basement, mantel
etc; terms: snap.
s35oo-New 5-roorn brick, all modern, on
9th East, good terms.
s4oo-5Ox16s and one-rod alley. on Sth
East. near 18th South; $50 cash,
bal. monthly payments
s600-5ox15S and rod r. Of way, on 7th
East. below park $50 cash. bal.
easy.
s30o-37bx15s, on sth East. Your own
terms, Come on nowi
"
Beautiful lots in Paradise add. on 7th
e. and 11th South, $500 to $500, Your
own terms. Lots high and dry, and go
Ing fast.
ss75-2sx1o. sth East. near 7th South
s2a75-4sx7 and T. of way, a beautiful
hnrttr r
East.
s1oo-Per foot and all paving paid, sea
feet Main St, an investment;
near 7th South; east front.
| 1o,ooo-5ox165 and houses. on 5th So.
| near Main street,
] s1400-2tx7s and r. OF way. on 3rd South.
s3Ooo-10x1o on 18th East, corner, faces
south and east
We, have insurance companies and
] would like TO have your insurance
! MEEKS & LYNCH,
| 315-316 Atlas Block. Bell 1922.
| Alex Christensen associated.
m11o1
BY OWNER. BEAUTIFUL 5-RM- MOD.
cottage south frontage. on 6th ave;
| Call Ind 36S3. ml0s4
Ar. RUSTIC. FINE ORCHARD, 1o0xl6o
| to r Of w; barn, coops, etc; cheap.
923 2. Park ave. Ind. phone 1861,
BY OWNER, Arm. PRESSED BRICK,
pantry and bath, lawn. shade. ks rds.
to alley; fenced; 81 blocks from p. o I;
$4,000. Inquire S62 So 1st w. mlIo2
4 ACRES OF LAND. NEW T-ROoM
brick house. close to car; plenty OF
! shade; easy terms Bell phone 44b5-Z.
BY OWNER. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
| property. 5x10, corner lot, 1875 East so;
! Temple ct Ind. phone 1913. m1OoI
| CROMAR, l01 ATLAS BLOCK.
| ] am offering 10 acres OF fine high lano
on State road at $3.50 per acre; will d.
! vide If preferred. ,-
| II you WANT manufacturing site, ISo
feet square, close IN. on Rio Grande r, r.,
see me at once. A bargain!
2nd South, east OF r. r. tracks. with
track in rear. at only $3.50 front foot
! l65 deep.
I have desirable homes in best parts OF
city, east and northeast. from $4,000 TO
| $4,000.
Fine lots on Ord avenue, H street 10th
East, near park All very desirable To-
| cations for homes See me quick
| Very desirable site on Capitol avenue:
room for four houses; three fronts; grand
| view.
Dwelling house. s large rooms. base
ment and attic. on lot 4xlO rods. close
| In, near B street. See this.
| Brick house, rooms. lot 5Slo rods. 12th
! South.
connected: fne locality; 2bx7 rods. and
only $4,000,
| Fine opportunity for investment 7x7s
| rods south front, Bird avenue, between
G and II streets; room for three me me
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BOOK. STATIONERY AND SOUVENIR
store. well established Fine. growing
business. Will bear close Investigation
Well located. Good reasons for selling
Address w, p. o. box 177S. ml23S
S17O0-16 TRANSIENT ROOMS, Al
loc., rent s97, Including heat and
light; always full.
S1200--12 elegantly furn, rooms. near
Main, rent 500: modern; terms,
S5S0o-26 rooms, Main St; rent S1S5;
modern.
S3000-35 extra well furnished rooms; fine
loc.: rent Sl25: modern: clears
5000; can make terms.
See me about q i9-room house. aristo-
cratic loc; strictly modern; also
a 55-room place, central loc,, swell
room place, nothing better; inside
loc., modern. The prices are right
on any OF these places. II you are
In the market for "a strictly mod
ern, up-to-date proposition, SEQ
me.
S2lO0-50 rooms. Main st corner; reason
able rent: good transient
S375-5 rooms, extra we'll furnished !;
rert $25. l block from Main: very
desirable.
S1600-Grocery store; best location. n. e.
cash receipts average 500 day. rent
$50; 6 Yrs, lease, u mint.
See my confidential list of commercial
propositions from $4,000 TO $50, 900.
a. Richter. Real Estate. a. l.. Brat
tain, Mgr. b. O. Dept. 10 w, 1st SO.
Phones Sal, mll2S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
BOOMING HOUSES


CHOICE BusINEss oPPoRTuN1TIEs.
4l4 TRIBUNE BUILDING.
saooo-TAKEs CONTROLLING INT. IN
ssPLENpIp WHOLESALE BUs1-
S1So0-DAIRY BUSINESS; AN EXTRA
ORDINARY BARGAIN; WILL
MAIN MAJ IS ST; A VERY Low RENT;
s1aoo-MAIM ST. RESTAURANT. Ia
s 5oo-REsTAUEANT. GOOD TRADE,
S0o-EaSM EaoMs GROCERY WITH L.
ss5oo-FoR n.1GH-roNED BUSINESS
~ ON MAIN ST; LOW RENT.
sS'00TEM TRE ASR eIG&RISd sRR 4mP BIG MoEET E8EE1
'''7s9S s9SMg3 AMP 2 541hisH h5Ai5 Z pEHeR. AeR
s1s5o-ETR AND LEASE. ID RMS, 4
s17oo-FuR. AND LEASE. 81 RMS
CLEARING $50 A MO; BE SURE
s 77s-FUR AND LEASE o MOD. RMS
slSoo-FuR. AND LEASE. II CLEAN
s25oo-FUR, AND LEASE 25 MOD. RMS.
$35oO-FUR. AND LEASE 45 STEAM
S5AI S5EAFISs E Sa IA S5SS ~ SMo} $1,000
S3750-FUR.AND LEASE 81 RMS, ON
MAIN ST. CORNER, CROWDED
FULL.
WRITE, PHONE OR SEE ME FOR
ALL KINDS OF HIGH GRADE BUSI-
NESS OPPORTUNITIES
j. K NBWCOMB,
Ala TRIBUNE BUILDING,
IND. 126; BELL. 1634Y.
m1191
ALL OR CONTROLLING INT. IN Ma
CHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY IN
CHOICE LOCATION. THE BUILDINGS
AND REAL ESTATE GO IN. SICK
NESS ONLY REASON FOR SELLING.
THIS is AN EXCEPTIONAL CHANCE
TO GET IN ON THE RIGHT BASIS,
J. x. NEWCOMB,
41s TRIBUNE BUILDING.
m11a9
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A FEW LOT BARGAINS.
lots. 12th E, $500 cash,
81 feet. 10th E., $500 cash.
Q lots, 18th E., $3.50 cash
1 lots dth e, near 9th s, s!loo cash.
3 Iols. State ST. near 9th s, $500 cash
lots near Jackson school, $500 cash
Colorado Sub, $3.50 per lot.
oakley Sub, 500 TO $3.50 per lot.
e boulevard Sub, $3.50 per lot
L Waterloo Sub. $3.50 per lot
VIII build you home in Oakley Sub
to rooms, pressed brick, 5000 TO $500
cash, bal, monthly.
HUBBARD INVT, CO.,
rs w, End So,
ml072
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at PAYS to own home"
-- ~ INVESTMENT CO.,
II West end South.
Specials for today.
$4,000.
brick house OF rooms and frame cot
tage of rooms. Property has been In
litigation and will require expense or
$500 70 produce revenue OF $40 per month.
We consider 1t an excellent investment
S2l00.
Between 3rd and 4th South. 6-room
brick. lot SXlo, splendid view; easy terms.
Corner on 4th avenue. e. and S. front
7-room brick good ,1.6 bargain
Another good brick. rooms. on srd
ave-. south front w
Modern 7-room. 2-story brick on tha
East Side. good value.
S5150'
Good 6-room brick cottage on End West
S2100,
S-room, 2-story brick and frame, near
Rio Grande shops.
6-room house, large lot. good shade and
fruit trees, S. e. Easy terms. per csnt
S1050.
rs it on 18th I;asSS EasS St
rs IT. on 11th East st.
$1,000.
80 IT, or 9th East ST., opposite Liberty
Park
Each Tor lots on jackson 81, SSXl4q r.,
east front: no better place In Salt Lake
City TO build, to sell or rent
Drop In and talk 1t over"
mi24o
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
HOMER g. ROBERTSON,


REAL LOANS-INsURANcN-
VACANT PLOTS WAITING TO BE M
PROVED.
41ax115 FEET. TO r. OF w, M
STREET, BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH,
$1,000
CORNER OF 9Th AND NJ, 41sx115 TO
r. OF w. $1,000
LOTS ON SOUTH NINTH EAST, $3.50
EACH.
LOTS ON SOUTH 9TH EAST, 5000
EACH
LOTS ON GARFIELD AVENUE, 5000
EACH.
eSx1e6 FEET ON SOUTH FIFTH
EAST. ONLY $3.50.
42sx115 FEET. FACING SOUTH ON
NINTH STREET. BETWEEN ] AND K,
$3.50.
S2sx1s5 FEET. ON BRIGHAM. BE-
| TWEEN ETH AND 9Th. $4,000.
LOTS ON 18TH EAST. BETWEEN
8RD AND 4TH SOUTH. FACING WEST,
$3.50.
7sx1o RODS. CORNER 10TH AND I,
s21oo.
41sx115 FEET TO r OF w, FACING
SOUTH AND EAST, $1,000,
49.x115b FEET, FACING SOUTH ON
FIFTH ST, BETWEEN AND K, $500.
TERMS CAN BE MADE ON ALL THE
ABOVE PIECES.
HOMER s. ROBERTSON,
DEsERET NATIONAL BANK BLDG,
FIRST SOUTH AND MAIN STs.
BOTH PHONES 4410.
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s260o-5-r. almost new, red pressed
brick; close in; lot 23x10 south
east
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S2250-Flne Ar. brick on. 9Th East, near
9Th South, east front, lot 2x10.
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S1750-4-r.. new red pressed brick, on
7th East opp. park.
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALES
FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES OF
all descriptions. new and second hand
at lowest prices in the city. Western
Furniture Co. 2i2 So. State. Agent 1900
washing machine. Stove repairs for any
old stove, kl604
BY q. NJ. ONION. ON WEDNESDAY
May 18th: 1890 a. M. a No, las South
2nd West st. I will sell q lot of nice.
clean, desirable goods; fine upright piano
and seat, carpets rugs and stair carpet.
uphol, parlor furniture. fancy chairs and
rockers. Morris chair. library and center
tables. lace curtains and portleres fine
dining table and chairs, combination
buffet and china closet, parlor desk. good
steel range. refrigerator. hall trees. iron
beds. dressers, commodes and chiffon
ieres. pillows and mattresses, china and
glassware lot new window shades. etc,
etc, ml17i
ON THURSDAY, MAY 16TH. AT 1890
n. m. No. 2i2 Tenth East st Parlor
rockers, mission, chairs. center tables
mission dining table and chairs. china and
glassware, mission bookcase, iron beds
dressers, . chltfonercs, baby buggy and
crib steel range and healing stoves,
kitchen tables and utensils and other ar
ticles not mentioned. X. ~ Andrews
Auctioneer. ml212
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m1229

INVESTORS REAL ESTATE SNAPS
Kelsey & Gillespie, % East 1st South;
p1280
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h1EEKS s. LYNCH,
Real Estate. Insurance. Loans,
3l5-316 Atlas Block.
Bell Phone 1929.
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s4ooo-6-room, new, beautiful home on
9th So. opp. Liberty park, fur-
mace, etc
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WANTED EVERYWHERE - HUST-
lers to tack signs, distribute circu-
lars. samples, ETC.; no canvassing; good
pay. Sun Advertising Bureau, Chicago.
cl5b1
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Sl500-6- ROOM, GOOD HOUSE, FINE
lot; blocks from Temple. easy terms.
Address II a. Tribune. nl1i66
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s4o00-New s-room white pressed brick
fine lot, ON corner of 9tn East anc
7th South: fine basement, mantel
etc; terms. a snap.
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nll072

HOUSE BARGAINS.
S-room modern brick. 5. L, $500.
S-room new modern brick. 1O0Xl5o. Ono
cor, 5th L., $1,000. -
blocks from city center, $4,000,
2-room brick and stone, large BRICK
barn, large grounds, bth f., $1,000.
Groom modern, elegant grounds,
model home, S215Q,
HUBBARD TNVT- CO.,
IS W. End So.
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SALESMAN: EXPERIENCED IN ANY
line to sell general trade in State OF
Utah, an uneXcelled speciality proposition
commission with $500 weekly for ex-
penses. The Continental Jewelry Co.
Cleveland, Ohio. m1O42
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SEE HOMER s. ROBERTSON AID. ON
Page 2l.
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SALESMEN-SELL OUR SEQ SODA
Fountains-make $40 on every sale
collect own commissions. Act quick
write for particulars. Zenith Mfg Co,
Dept. 6-132 La Sale st, Chicago. m1035
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| S3500-New 5-roorn brick, all modern, OF
9th East, good terms.
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. OSCNE
Groshell. sales agent, 22I Main street.
Expert cash register repairing Second
hand registers always In stock, nl5S0
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AXE ICE CREAM. WE
lete plant, You furnish
aana!e outside trade your
'nelo Tor man with small
ys No time to write let
'aut air merchants. Apply
,rne ,,one l0b-1. Phelps Bros,
I tdn. moa6
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UPHoLsTERING AND REPAIRING

PARLoR FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED
and repaired Estimates submitted on
request, Phones 3299 s. l.. Matt 81
Mfg. Co.. 1853 w, LIST South. 224
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WANTED MEN EVERYWHERE+GO
pay-to distribute Circulars. adv. mat
ter. tack signs, etc. No canyassing. Ma
tional Adv. Bureau. Chicago. ml037
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: sGENTLEMAN OF FAIR
nth good references, to rep
business flrm; good salary
81 Call at 419 W. eth So,
" m1l02
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EVERY DAY AT HOME;
1 ,gelope particulars. Ladies
sam, Conn. mlllS
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AND COOK FOR OUTFIT
~ Pedro; good wages See
.tShe White House, Monday.
,T m1lS2
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IN EXPERIENCED COOK:
: ferred; also pantry girl.
nl245
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HUSTLERS Make s25 TO $50 WEEK
ly Outdoor advertising. new plan; no
canvassing. Merchants Outdoor Adver-
tising Co, Chicago. ml0i1
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WANTED SECTION MEN FOR TIE
Pacific g. Idaho Northern railway,
Weiser, Idaho. Wages for Japanese. 81 80
per day. For white labor. Sl.75 per day.
Address f. NJ. HeIgho. general manager
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5. s400-5Ox15s and one-rod alley. on 6th
E East, near 11th South; $50 cash.
bal. monthly payments.
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statesmen TO HANDLE OUR LINE
In Utah, We have men making over
$4,000 per week, high commissions. Per-
manent position for capable salesman,
McAllister- Conan Company. 356 Dear
born St, Chicago. m1031
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{ sSFOR GENERAL HOUSE
S-V. 5th South. m12l6
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A PARTY TO CARE FOR GRAVE, LIV-
ing near Mt. Olivet. Ind. phone 29s5.
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S550.00.
26 rooms, very nicely furnished mod
ern. rent sos, includes steam heat and
water, 4-year lease, fine location.
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= GIRL FOR GENERAL
must be good cook; small
ghtng; good wages. 81 o
i Red. ms53
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A GENTLEMAN FROM THE EAST
wants to make the acquaintance OF an
agreeable widow, object matrimony. Ad
dress Fl II. Tribune. mS36
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s1oo-Per foot and all paving paid, aes
feet on Main St; an investment;
near 7th South; east front
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FIRST CLASS SALESMAN FOR CITY,
thoroughly acquainted with the print
ing and lithographic trade. 10 sell print
Ing and litho inks. Permanent position
for competent man. Person with press
room experience preferred. Liberal COM
pensation. References required with first
letter. Address, 'Black Ink" 1900 Trude
Bldg, Chicago, Ill. m1036