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The Globe-republican., 1908-04-23

Smith. d
Park Johnson q stock man of Hutcbln.
son WAS here on business this week.
Dr. II. Whitworth treats diseases OF
the eye and ear and gives careful atten-
ton to the fitting of glasses Of all
kinds. If
Mrs Fl. s. Marion returned Saturday
from BnIdette, where she and her daugh-
ter, MRS Bert Goodwine, have been visit.
ing for the past week.
Farm and city property listed with
l.. i Taylor & Co. will receive careful
and prompt attention. If
The Dodge City High school base ball
team will play at Cimarron next Saturday
against the high school team Of that
place.
The Farmers Elevator & Supply Go.
will pay the highest market price for
corn, oats, kaffir corn and sorghum
reed. II
Oero Beeson, who has been at Kansas
City for several months, is home for
two weeks vacation.
2 rooms for light housekeeping. One
block north ofThird Ward school house,
Mrs. j. Stafford.
Mr. La Baron, OF the Division Super
intendent's tffice here, arrived home
from Chicago the first Of the week. Mrs.
La Baron will remain In Chicsgo q few
weeks.
See s. W. Sturgeon for monuments. |
Closing out. II
Chss. Pool, Of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Visited with bis cousins, Rella, Jordan,
Charles, VIII Workman and Mrs,
George Kinkead Saturday and Sunday
Ind left for California Sunday evening.
MapZan Pile Remedy comes ready to
,se, In oollspsible tube with nozzle.
One application soothes and heals, re.
ieves sorness and itching. Price SOC,
sold by the Palace Drug Store.
M. |. williamson Of Kinsley arrived 10
bis city last Thursday to take a position
g operator In the Santa Fe yard Office In
be place Of D. s. Wagner.
so Days Trial 800 is the offer on
Relieves baskache, weak back,
anne back, rheumatic pains. Best on
ale for Kidneys, Bladder and Blood.
food for young and old. Satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold by
be Palace Drug store.
Seven Santa Re crews from this diyi-
Ion have been loaned to the Pan Handle
vision on account Of the increase OF
usiness on that branch Of the Santa Fe.
We want your watch, clock and jew.
Try repairing. All work done with
eatness and dispatch. P. h. Young,
'ptician and Jeweler. II
Cbss. Oswald, one Of the proprietors Of
he American Steam Laundry OF Hutch
,son, was here yesterday looking after
be local agency which bis lsundry has
ere.
Mr.. and MIS- Silas Tarr Of Glouche ester,
an aunt and uncle Of Mrs.
. d. Brown will visit with her during
10 month Of May. They have been
'aripg the United States and 90 Dodge
lty is 30 widely known they will visit
Gre on their trip.
Dom, cough your head of when you
IN get = guaranteed remedy In Bees
Axl,Iye Cough Syrup. II 10 especially
,comms uaed for children % II Il pleas.
1t to take. ID Q gentle laxative thus expell-
q the phlegm from the system. For
pughs, coIds. Group, whocping cough,
,arssness, and all bronchial trouble.
Sold BY the Palace Drug
ore.
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Little chicks thrive on Demcs. 1t
House and Iot for sale. Inquire Of.
| II. e. CLARK.
r. o. Box 172. n Ak
Nothing like Demce for little chicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Wiseman enter
tained' = house party at their pleasant
home at Wright last week. Those pres
ent were.tbe Misses Carrie Hobblc, Beul-
ah Gilpin, Clara Skillington, Hattie Hop
kins, Sarah Dixon and Mrs Isabella Bell
and Mrs. Gilpin OF Dodge City.
Here comes the Spring winds to chap,
tan and freckle. Use Pinesalve CARROLL
lied. (Acts like a poultice.) For cuts,
sores, burns, cbapped skin. Sold by the
Palace Drug Store.
TIE north end Of Martin Bros Feed
sore has been reprinted and cement
walk put In on the south side. l.. r.
Miller and p. H Young are also pre-
pairing to putin cement walks. This to-
gether with the new canvas awnings
makes great Improvement In this block.
See S. W. Sturgeon for monuments.
Closing out. L
L. l.. Tayloy still holds bis record on
selling Ford county land. This ID con-
sldered the quiet time in land business as
the eastern farmers are sll busy with
their farm work yet Mr. Taylor sold $40
acres to W. } Trausdale Of Newtop,
$50 acres to H. B. Clendinon OF Atchin-
son and $40 acres to Oscar Offere of
Offsrle, Kansas.
A choice lot OF seed corn for sale. In
quire OF r M. WRIGHT. 81
Lat Saturday evening April IL, Miss
Beulah Gilpln assisted by Mrs. Isabel
Bell gave avery plea sing entertainment
st the Wright school house, which was
highly appreciated by all present an d
those who were not fortunate enough to
DO present missed great treat. Miss
Gilpiu and Mrs Bell expect to give their
next entertainment at Spearville, Kan
'as, April 25th.
For SALE-Fresh mich cow. George
Johnson, Ensign Telephone line. II
Last Saturday was the opening day
or tho soda fountain at the New Drug
tore. Although this store has only
'een here a short time 1t s very popular
10 was proven by the large number Of
people who Visited 1t last Saturday.
Root beer and cherry punch were served
rec to oil who come, forty gallons Of
DOT BEER alone being served.
Shoemaker Shop under Beehive. All :
iDds OF repairing done BY competent
vorkmen at reasonable prices.
81 JAMES SLACK, Proprietor
The Byron King lecture at the church
not night, was one Of the best given
here this season. His subject, "What
ools these Mortals be-" was well haudled
nd he reclted several poems among them
nat old favorite, "When the frost 10 on
ne pumpkin" This was one Of the en-.
'rtainments given for the benefit Of the
ublic schools.
List your farms with L. L. Taylor ana
len get ready to move for be has q
sputation Of selling everything listed
18th him. II
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LOCAL NEWS
Demce. for sale by all grocers

Demce. for sale by all grOcers 1t
The skating rink closed last Saturday
night for the sumner.
Hear the great organ at the merry-go-
round Saturday afternoon aud evening
A new cement sidewalk is being built
across the street south VI TIE Catholic
church.
HOUSE For RENT-Soulh side OF river.
Inquire of r. II. HazeltOn. Phone
244. 2t
C.S. Gay, a carpenter on the Masonic
hall had bis ankle broken this morning
: by scaffold falling with him.
FOR SALE-Barn l6xl2 feet Ihqu.re
off. F. O'Neal. If
Rev Imboden delivered All address to
the Odd Fellows ut Bucklin Tuesday
night.
Every body goes to he me-ry- 60 round
on Saturday afternoon and evening. 1t
Rent a Safety Deposit Box at The
Kansas State Bank and deposit your valu-
ables therein. 81
The recruiting office was moved to its
now quarters over the City Drug store
this week.
The merry go. round spins Saturday
afternoon and evening. 1t
Sturgeon Bros confectionery store
was given coat OF paint this week.
We have q little money to loan on
Real Estate. Wing Il Ogilvy 81
Emil Stohr Of Wilburn was renewing
acquaintance In Dodge City saturday.
and Sunday.
Go to the merry -go-round Saturday
afternoon and evening. II
Don't list your farm with l.. L. Taylor
unless you want 1t sold for be always has
o spot cash buyer when the price Is
right. II
Brown & Vernon have purchased
Buick automobile to use In their real
estate work.
"Subtreasury" Safety Deposit Boxes for
rent at the Kansas State Bank. St
The Bible class held an interestin & |
meeting at the Presby terrain ohurt b |
Monday evening. There was a good
attendance.
WANTxp-Second hand Salky braking
pillow and few young cattle and will
take 10 few cattle TO pasture. J. Il. /
BULLOCK, Wright, Kans. 2t
The room formerly occupied by the
City Drug Store is being repapered and
decora ed this week.
For SALE-Good spring wagon with
cover. For particulars. call at this
ONCE or see G. Il. Snodgrass, south
side. It
Miss Stella Gould, Of Concord, will
leave the first Of Nay to spend the sum.
mer with her grandparents 10 Atlantis,
Georgia.
We have Q little money to loan oni
Real Estate. Wing and 0gilvy. 1t
List your farms with L. L. Taylor and
then get ready to move for ne has repu.
iationof selling everything listed With
him. " Il
Nv. Parker was here Tuesday from
Newton 10 bis privats car and made
Trip over this division Of the SAINTS Fs
read with supt. Tice. Hs also inspected
Dick Besth's new auto. II
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Service money will be duelwben mare
10 sold or traded, or removed from the
county.
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THE REPUBLIC LANDS.

BIZ
A telegram received at the office of
the First Presidency this morning. an
lnounces the arrival at Queenstown of
the steamship Republic at 10 o'clock
this morning. On board We're the fol-
lowing: George B. Monty, John Ans
derson, Gustave Leudt and wife, NJ.
M Taylor, Charles F. wilcox, Jr.
Lewis j. Larson. Walter S. Beatie
IIyrum 3. Clawson, Franklin r, Smith
Horace Bond. John c. Tuddenham. all
or Salt Lake. Hyrum Kicks, Jr., Rex
burg, Ida; r. ]. Beacroft, Ogden; 3.
d. Hanson. Provo; James III. Bankhead,
Charles D. Spence, Elmer Bailey.
Nelisville, Cache county; William L.
Edwards. Logan; l.. g. Taylor. Baker
City, Or; John Melville, William Nib
ley, Shelley, Ida; Daniel T. Williams.
Garfield; Charles 70. LIGHTHOUSE, Daniel
p. Morris. Paradise: Henry Lidman,
Mendon; Thomas Laws, Thatcher: Sid
ney Isgreen, Andrew Mclean, Tooele:
Albert ]. Hunt, Sandy; Richard Brown.
Mt, Pleasant; Mark Green, American
Fork; Fraklin Y. Griffin, Newton;
John c. McMurdie. Paradise; olof C,
Jenson, Brigham City; Arthur McKeil,
Spanish Fork: Fl. p. Anderson. Hy-
rum. and other Utah and Idaho pas
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PRIZES FOR
THE
Christmas News

The Descret News offers casll
prize of $50 for the best story sub
4 mitted for the Christmas issue, to
4 be printed on Saturday, Dec. 10TH
1908. The story must contain not
more than $500 words, or about
7 columns, one page, Of Deseret
News type, and all manuscripts
must be delivered at the News
Office not later than Nov. 80.
The Deseret News also offers a
cash prize Of $4,000 for the best
Christmas poem submitted for the
Christmas issue. The poem to cor
sist Of not more than ] 200 words,
and the manuscript to be in the
News office by Nov. Goth.
Stories and poems submitted for
the CHRISTMAS NEWS COM
petition should be signed with an
initial or nom de plume, and ac-
companied by a sealed envelope
containing the real name and adj
dress Of the author.
Those desiring manuscripts re-
turned should enclose the neces-
sary postage.
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BUILDING TRADES UNITE.

An organization to be known as the
Salt Lake Building Trades union was
formed last evening, with a member
ship of i,5Oo. 1t takes the place of the
structural Building Trades alliance
which disbanded some time ago. and
will be affiliated with the American
Federation of Labor The members OF
nine trades unions are in the new or
ganization, namely: Sheet Metal work
7ers. Structural Iron workers, Metal
Lathers, Electricians, Painters. Hoist
ing Engineers. Millmen, Plumbers and
Stonec,ttters,
Thesmeeting where the organization
was effected was held at No. 81 west
Second South. Following are the Of
iicers chosen: f. y. Dunsby. presi-
dent: S, ), Sawyers, Vice president:
William Desmond, secretary; James
irvine, iinanciui SECRETARY; Q; Fl
Bradford, treasu Joseph Edwards
sergeant-ut-arms l.. A. Dunsby,
Z. Munsey and II. a, Labhardt, press
committee
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CONFERENCE ENDED. .
GOngrcgntionalists listen to- Rev..
Slinpisin-O officers Elected.

8 + s y .
I The Congregational association
elected the following officers ycsterc-
day afternoon, for the ensuing year.
s Moderator, Rev. r.. IA. Simpkln; home
lnissianary committee. N. S, fE.luerkin,
4 p A. Simpkin, and Mrs G. II. Norton
educational COMMITTEES. S. FL. Goodwin.
Edward Merrill and Professor Good
vale: reprcsentative$of the home mis-
sionary society for three years, 90. a.
parmalec, Ogden. representative Of
foreign mission board for Ave years
- the Rev, IL I. Goshen. The evening
, session closed with an address by the.
Rev. Slmpkin on Faith and Doc.
3Strine.
MI, 4SimpklrlS said in part: Despite
1.-The fact that faith and doctrine have
been assailed, and in some quarters
discredited, the factremains that faith
was never so Widespread as today.
..The voices one hears today, mnklng
.insistence on the value and place Of
faith In all rational human life, arc
those of earth's greatest lives, Its most
cultured souls. The marvel is that
these LEADERS, Of thought call for no
limiting Of the faith faculty to the
Z bounds of that which, the brain may
n comprehend Itis a call to the widen
ing Of faith, as the truce comes to see
how life is crowded to the doors with
The miracles of that God who eN-
pressed himself inperfectllessy " nletth-
II cd and degree by,Jesus Christ OF MAJ
areth.
..tIe, whose faith links US together.
d *, "a miracle infinitely greater thansanS
sof those deeds He wrought, whose re-.
cord seems to be too many as WAS
his personality to the Jews OF old, !
Al stumbling block and to the followers
s8of the modern painted porch anu
2 academy---as 70 those of the Hellenic
daSs--fooiishness.
For the hour, however, the phase Q I
the faith that is presented Is the one
{ that seems narroH'-that which has
been emphasized MS the vital agency
m man,s side, of his regeneration.
..All other phases Of the faith prob
lem are relative The absolute iies
here Whatever message the christian
religion has for the world OF Things.
S5SllnWeyer. its influence is to move IN
society 10 bring down out Of heaven
th he'I new city Of God in the reshapins
o ltf social Impulse and ideal, beyond
ali manifestation OF betterment-here
is the prime purpose of God to save
man. to make him new creature N
Christ. by his renewed life to realize
the kingdom
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MIR. CLANCY MAKES DENIAL.
necinl correspondence.

Special Correspondence. - E-01 n -T-l n
Boise, Ida. Oct. CIV. S, CLANCY.
bank examiner, has issued formal
statement addressed to Hon. NJ. Alex
ander. Democratic candidate for gov
ernor of Idaho. stating that his at
tention has been called to the charges
made by Mr.. Alexander to the effect
that the Capitol State Bank of Boise
had been examined by MIR. CLANCY
60 days before It's suspension. MI
CLANCY makes emphatic denial of this
and states that he never examined the
bank at any time before its suspen-
sion. Eic states that he took office on
June l. 1907, and found that the Capitol
state bank was the last bank examined
by his predecessor, Mr.. Loveland.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Priest. Cannon Rccorcring-Presi-
dent Angus NJ. Cannon is convalescent
from an operation at the L. D. s. hos
| pital.
Consolidation Question-state Supt.
! Nelson has gone to Morgan 10 confer
with the local school board about con-,
| soiidating the schools there.
Military Hol,-'rhe first military
BALLOT the season by the National guard
will be given onthe evening Of Nov.
next. in the state armory, by the mem
bcrs Of company G..
Library Book Stolcn-The city IL
brarys copy of Career OF a Journalist,
by William Salisbury, Il book that has
created considerable Of a sensation i'll
newspaper circles, has been stolen from
the library. No clue 10 the thief.
Girls TO Give Conccrt--Ariss AIDE G.
Bnrratt and her colored pupils known
as the Peerless Girls will give
musical program IN Federation Of La+s
Dor hall tonight, including operate SCI
lectfons IN costume. piano numbers,
recitutIons, songs and dances.
Third Ward Lcctnrc-Dr. ]. W..
Payne will deliver a lecture tomorrow
meetinghouse Seventh South and state
streets. His subject is, " A Royal DC
icupant of Royal Throne. fine
program has been provided.
The pnbllc is invited.
Letter From Capt Wclls-Joseph
< S. Wells is in receipt today. of letter
from his brother. Captain Rriant II.
Wells. on board the ~. s.. transport
Thomas, at Honolulu. With the CAP
tain are his family and Mrs Thomas
Jennings, mother of Mrs. Wells. The
captain reports all on board well, and
pleased To reach Honolulu.
IlcDworth's Body IIere-{rhe body
If William HepWorth, who WAS killed
in a mine accident last Sunday at
tGoldficld, arrived In this city today,
accompanied by Mrs. Hepworth. and
IA brother Charles The deceased was
10 grandson of John Hepworth, one OF
the first settlers IN this valley. He
was 30 years old. and leaves relatives
in Mammoth and Salt Lake. The flu
neral will be held from 81 south Main
street, tomorrow, at 2;30 p. IN.
Mrs. Mana Martin Dcad--Mrs. Mana
Martin died yesterday afternoon ut the
residence of her son. Charles Martin,
.G5S north First West street, from heart
failure, with which she was stricken.
without warning. She had heenIin
comparatively good health up to the
that the attack came. the
deceased Is survived by a son and a
daughter, and had resided in Salt Lake
about five years. The remains will he
conveyed to her former home, Peora,
III, for burial.
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WHERE BULLETS FLEW.

David Parker, of Fayette, n. y, a
veteran OF the civil war. who lost
foot at Gettysburg, says: THE
good Electric Bitters have done is
worth more than five hundred dollars
to me. l spent much money doctoring
for a bad case of stomach trouble. to
little purpose. l then tried Electric
tBitters, and they cured me. now take
then, as a tonic and they keep ME
strong and WE'LL" SOC at 2. C. NJ T.
drug store, 1l2-114 Main st.
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BAN ON CONFETTI.
sale nnd Throwing of the Stun Pro-
hibitcd by CHIEF Pitt.

IN, confetti will be sold Saturday
II ~ ~. election night and meme VIII
i,e thrown. j shall have the city we'll
covered with policemen nnd any pc pSr ,siI
- "Asss,rrested and thrown into jail.
THUS did Chief Pitt put ban on con-
9fotti this morning He was most en-
phatic in the declaration that tns NUS,
5ance will be :tbntcd tomorrow night ana
on Tue sday night
he says that on both. nights every Yer.
member of the POLICE department from
Ills necessary special officers Will be
employed to assist in preserving the
sueace and dignity OF the city
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WOUND MoRTAiE THE FAR,f.

A farmer on Rural Route 2. Empire,
Ga, w. A. Floyd by name, says:
"Bucklen's Arnica Saive cured the two
worst sores ever saw. one on my hand
and one on my leg. II Is worth more
than It's weight In gold. would not be
without 1t If had to mortgage the
farm TO get It," Only 2sc at a. c. NJ.
l.. drug stnre, 1i2-1lt Main ST.
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BEYOND THE REACH OF
THIEF OR FIRE.

BE prepared for thieves to
break in or fire to break out
A. BIZ keeping your valuable pa
Tsrs, insurance policies and fam
ily heiIlooms safe from all dan
( ger in one of our safe deposit
vaults.
Privacy, security and accessi-
ti,ity when occasion requires,
make our serpiccsso valuable
that you cannot afford to be
without 1t.
The fact that you may secure
4; compartment for as low as
$3.50 u year places this service
easily within your reach. We
shall be pleased to have you call
and let us explain our splendid
Facilities.
UTAH SAVING & TRUST CO,
sS5 Main Street, Salt Lake City.
Utah. In the business heart.
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: ONE THOUSAND OLD FE :Asrl: 4
beds. highest prices paid. Address ~ ~
b. Mack, general delivery. Drop pos.@
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.AIoN's SAVINGS BANK & TRUST co
Transncts a general trlst business
and pays per cent interest on saw
Eings deposits
JOSEPH r.. SMITH. President.
ANTHON Fl. LBND, Vice-Prest.
o. C. BEEBE, Cashier.
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MARTIN COAL Co, SIS so. MAIN.
All kinds of coal, we'll screened and
promptly delivered III
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ONE WHO CAN SET TYPE: NEED W.
not be a practical printer. Address, slS-
Ing wages required, Ell, DeseTset, Gi. ''''
ing News. $3.50
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

BUSINESS CHANGE.
&. NJ. Taylor q Co., successors to
JGseph r. Taylor. undertakers and en-
baI,ners, same address. 251-S-5 East
!c,at South.
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POULTRY. EGGS AND N See ~, S West
prices at Blinn's Market, ~. -
lst South. Phone Ind: lba'
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JvAsuINc no DO At HUMf1.
= n,,t,s t,,nrt. nreferred. Guaranteed first
class rear 1ls west South Temple,
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YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST IN IN DE- De- can ali
office not under Is years oh ase
.3l2 Mccormick Bldg.
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y VOTE FOR fair treatment and best
quantities. Monuments. Headatones In
sscription work Elias Morris s Sons
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Special Empire Theatre Special

Living Pictures. Harvest Days
.Sulnner,' Gettysburg and all new
moving pictures Admission Ice.
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BOY WITH HORSE re ca Nm M An.
Evening News, at Calders STATION <hp
NV at News office. Murray
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7 pIfy MEMS CAST OFF CLoIa-
ing. 12I1s South West Temple.
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BOY FOR ERRANDs. AND An. - STALE SrSms
work, must have hrst cia ass so ~
+Deseret News Book Store. -
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Some Nd. Here Will Appeal 10 YOU.
FAIL 3. FLYING UP.

AN ACME QUALITY PAINT, $50, sTaiis \
enamel or yarnish for every put iI Wakes
small amount spent ! In n1 5he ipsAaINT s
GLASS CO. 70 East LIST South 81
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WANTED--BoARDt AND ROOM ROOM %
young man. must pc CLOSE ~ ~
Address ELS care OF News.
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We sell on commission or , puy u car
thing You have to sell: summons rarons, har-
pets stoves, horses, cows, ,rnn' Second
Hand store. ga state. Ben our. ------
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McClI ain,h IN first class condition,
sl5 Cali IS W. North Temple 81.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS ~ osen1h state.
sold. Larsen y Nealsoh. A't
Bell phone 2l23. -----
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STOCK no FEED. LARGE ,-o SA %
tnre. good sheds, ]. b. Stewart, l'W ,ooS 20.
". Temple. Phones: Bell 1918: Ind lso,.
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MEMS OAK sEwlD soL .li5, AXE axe
heels &c. while yo9 %a,e Atlas l'lk.
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IMPROVE YOUR TIME BY TAKlNli
a course in the night school at TIena-
GERS Business College Enter any time.
a22 South West Temple st. Both phones.
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100 PAIRS PLYMOUTH ROCK S ~
er pigeons. Apply 1913 Lincoln ~ ..e----
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4 HEATING STOVE AND .El''9IrSh 1rd
phonograph. Both nearly new 80
East ST. -------------
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SOME EXCELLENT MANu INA III <.
lawn covering, w w. Butiea, sol blk.
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WANTED.

GIRL FOR HoUsEHoRK, THREE l7Hl7sl s.e.,' lN
family. 3ls Fourth Ave.
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4 COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENER-
al housework. Good wages No laundry.
Apply 16l North State.