davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
orHER MARkETs-RY TELEeRAPH.

chicago. April SEATTLE Receipts. es-aa:sd. g. ooN
steady strong steers SIaSI u, cows
SI a.. H-It@rs s. $3.50 bulls. = as . calves
s. 51QS7 so. and feeders. s. 02>5 q" HOGS
Receipts estimated $500 head market s'-7rE n &c
higher choice heavy shippers. = 2-a = - tutc1e-s
$ 21aS7 -. light mixed SIEST Is choice Light s. l'5
s. - packing $ i7a<I - piss 8 @@7S S. g bulk
head. --arler 1oc sheep s. 5oGS5 lambs
Cincinnati. April 8 Receipts. l-t' 1ea-.
strong ana higher butchers and shippers 81 5oE
g. 5-. common s. 100 81 7u CATTLE-R=-sIr-s. lao
head st-sL-. good shippers. 3 57 $ u com
mon. T-ESn - StIFtF-Receipts lS5 head. steacH
81 -IaSJ - Lambs steady s. $ .
kansas city April S-CA TTLF--Fiecerpts. 5S9o head
including 200 Soitherns market s'eady n lo7 l77s-
70 good S5TS6 steers. - o5lS+ s. s-ocsers
southern cow. - -5TS4 80 native cows : 5nzS 90
native rota-s s. 1896 % bulls 3 2SQS5 25 calves
S4rS7 50 HOGS EscstrtS 400 head market STEADY
~ s. higher. 'ng. = 1-s. bulk of sales s. 5eES %
aa.v a5ES1 1-ts packers and butchers. $ "7FS ~
light Tcu<1. PIGS. $ 35nS6 SHEEP Receipts g"
market steady 100 lower Lambs 81 Grass
,-4-fneS g5IS7 w@tHers. : = $ 90 ewes = -
m SE ~. ~ra-.sr4 a0I feeie-s. & -uG g -
pittsburs April Sc t7"Ti-h F'egeirts light. --arS7t
steady. choice 81 25aS6 80. prime Ss4Sf % SEiHEF-
Srtra,y .r market slow. prime Vetaers 8 @5q - -
r.'ns and .,rr7r1- s. 1S2 50. lambs S5TST VEAL
CALVES SNa<N - Hogs Beeeipts llEE-. market ac-
s. -Ia heavy Workers & lc4 = % light hofAers
S-aST .;N. zig 81 tolS6 ~u r,uz-s, Sf.4St t'
~ Arrt--
g 81 october So 90 December So 90 March - -
so < Ig- rejected : s'- .-- - i'.
Timothy Prime 81 50 ALSIKE-Priue : ."
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
Notice of Summons.

y Y SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COT-VTT =
~ Louis Robertson Plain--I against TIE Natio-aI
Association. Defend fS-1r-Ons Trial desired
Nsp YORK County To the above named Defendant You
summoned answer the
tio, nd serve a II plain
within service II
s1--r1ons exclusive OF IN
~ YOUR AZURE appear. Judgment
taken default for lhe relief demanded
the complaint
Dated S9th, 1'EF9
r,F,,EER ALLEN e STORM PlantiTs attorneys Fsst
Once Address and Once. No 100 Broadway. Mar
haitian. New York CiJy
To the above named Defendant The foregoing
mons Is hy public ~
order of Marley Plstzea Of
prerna Court 81 the Yo-k dated February
o+th Ip0g mi uIsd with the complaint N said
in the Office Of Of Of York n
rhe Borough NiaaEa--an. city and T1rS
Dated New YorE. T%hrusTy 24th 1919
DECKER ALLEN 4 STORM. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Once Office ADDRESS. To Broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan. Ci,y % New York
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Proposals.

DEoPOsALs FOR CLoTHING AND EoCIPAGE-
/ I.pat gGarte~fnaster's Once 50 Whitehall ST.
[ev York git,. April Z 1909-SeaIed proposals ~
Trf,firare viii received here until O'Clock
NIav then Opeued. for furnishing and de-
ire~ur at the Boston. New York Philadelphia.
chicago. Depots OF the Quartsrraasrer's
Department Belts Breast Cords. Caps. collars.
Drawers tiauutlets Gloves Hat Cords Hats. LeECus
%arl,tfes Sryershoes <eat's-foot OIL Ponchos
SIir<ers Stockings Suspeuders Undershirts Buttons
Delivery at the Philadepht4 pepgr
BugIes Flags Music Pouches Shoe Stretchers and
cf-s sticks Trumpet Cords BeeswaN Braid BuCkraln.
Buttons Facing cloth. Collar Casps. cord Thread.
cotton Drilling. Felt Gimp. Grouuets Cutta
Fercha Tissue. Hooks and Eyes. Leather Tent Line
5,addIuE Rope Resin. SlIesia, Slk. Parts Tape
5.ruHpets Twine sc. The right is reserved reject
or accept or all proposals or any part thereof.
Preference viii be given 20 articles q domestic
ufartu. sIanks for proposals aud fIl
vi be furnished upon application at Jl-s otlcc En-
yslopr- -ntaiuns be eud0-saI J. roD0S4ls
for Clothing & Equipage 70 be opened May .. 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09

FLOUR AND NEAL " as firm and higher to-
Business included small ohbing los Of winter trashts
unchanged win quiet loca trade Tho folowiHg ar
flour Spring patents 9ou$6 winter straeht-.
s. I5as5 40; winter patents - S'S6 = spTlns elart
uinter 2oa&4 45 strashts. 50 5oas5 - RYE
.hoice 70 fancy 81 sass 10 CORNMEAI Barely
quoted: Kiln dried 81 loq$5 d5 BAG MEAL Isi'cs s,
coarse 81 5oasl % tEEp Western and city steaay
S2e SO red dog S3i 30. city bran 50 bul
Hpr shipment. s26 bulk ST 20 sacks. oil
GRAIN good deal OF rreEalsrlay , ,sR
in New York sold ic higher than on Wednesday. at
81 81. while TIC same de irery in Chcaso opened c
lar differences appeared in positions although
shsrpi Nay or9PPs Tbsre was as Voie2t uqq
again at noon due TO sgPR9rL by & 'q houses End an
made except on May here, which sold Within '=c or
close positions acted rather easy but iae months
took up The advance and el9sea sG net his1tr here
ing Of crops was Influenced by some unfavoratle
that the chief holder Of wheat had sold I.ooo.ooO
Ps The local cash egaTded prsy strong
T a9a 'ioIe 4e Sr sale at times The o1s stock at % the
ose Of business last week sol 600 bushels q
. had been disposed Of part a the form Of cash
Tvfeat Tor local consumption small amount for ex-
to Mexico. and the rest ON May contracts For
HToornhan estimate Of only .sooooo bushels for ar
5reyious and 6o4s 200 bushels in the corresponding
week = year ago. while from Australia 500 G0D
bushels were expected compared with 1856 600 bust-
the week before The interior movement consisted
bushels, compared with .G5 600
ye private adviCes from Minneapolis
light receipts the future for which asou
mills would have supplies from public
the other hand. Minneapolis authority ina
that the Northwest this would Il
Increase of 10 per cent Reports from the Continent
told Of advance of lTsc Antwerp and a decline
Of &c al Ber in while Buenos Ayres reported
- higher than Weduesdag. Generally clear and
cold weather prevailed throughout Western states
with predictions for rising temperatures Friday.
ON he late curb hui heat sold
York. The local cash market closed follows.
red 81 33ts n 81 34fs elevator and 81 $40 anoat:
No ! Northern Duluth and No > hard 3
2 ahoat. CORN.-The feature IA corn was an
Early break May from &c CO.. C.. Ifquida-
zion by the country Other positions fol owed. but
there subsequent rally, with wheat. 10
small Inferior receipts, with only IS
Friday at Chicago that most Of the afternoon the
uneertone fairly steady. except that reactions
occurred again Just before the close. Liverpool
a q 3d lover and favorable crop reports came in
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
CHICAGO PRICES.

Ia'322 5i % iG s5AS5 s9d futures Tss aEs s
quoted at t5 p nd as lr % al @ % @ m in Tie 9n6oa m Hth
was dun and unchaged. with lake quoted T. ST.
ITi 77,S7 -5oa LEAD lover IS London
go I9c sPEITER was unchange4 IS 81 in London
"a, he local market or less unsettled with
ket for pig Iron Produce E.z
feIows: Cash. SIS; April, $i4 - May, SIS, and June
MoIAssES AND sYRUPS- The market for. r1oIasses
aa syrus was firm business fairly coed. offerings mod
follow: New orleans Centrifugal common. 1919: fair
l@a22c good. 22a26c prime. 28a3or, orleans. open
E'9l 1I, i'aI2r: prime; 2la2'c. fancy. 27p&oc
glds @ & wing arWer crude ygIues coyerEg Of shorts
@ sn's i,s ,s' '2a$2 So g'o b3s ssPtember Gvta6G'G
hosa m & &RsqeG% % I ya4 was sSsay M Win % sanaaFq WHIT sr
% , Dds s,y' euIH' % " thl'ae 1 pha' > 10 nsts
YORK y 80. rhiIsdel phia u 35- COrTONSEED oil
7. 90 - '''. w.
% ssl OF, Of sumner on gon I! oS s orna Tlfte
55oa5.9or. prime winter yellow, 3Ioa6o5c LINsEEp
-5q56.. calcutta raw. 10, ari oil, soc
rKoNI>Io>>-The provision market va quiet al
pseE,rs and moderate coyering of shorts rotsI West
hogs and expected 10000 on FRIDAY PoRK-stesly
xr '5 h. % q e. e., ~ ~ Sr So,
Ra-ons aisc. 10 o.. 100 H. o.. .c. 40 H. assc.
pigs. "7.c- CUT MEATs-FickIed bellies arm Quor-
G,cs.~d G.e. .a"s steady. Quoted io'-e. TA,LL9W-
@s@ed Mia = ystc I o, Gf a 9 @ r rT
South Amertcs 5oc continent 10 90. Rrazi KEGS.
LOG I'NFoi Np-Quicf quoted HHSitc- STEA-
RINE-Steads. Quoted. oeo. l3c city lard stearine.
1Ss.f EIcErTae rIr @ arEe1 FOR I stead eng
-" Sir- VIZ @ - la-jlg goo a-lait, "n..s al 1i >3l.I
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09

from Argentina At primary points receipts
amounted o 20S 600 bushels compared with +22 600
bushels last Exporters took loads. and 10 >
closed 16i.c elevator and - &C O afoat-
No white. 74i4c nominal and No yellow 7+i4c
b afoat- OATS-This market depressed by
commission selling. favorable weather West
and moderate liquidation. Cssn oats closed fol
gral white IS to p Ib. IS q COG and cipped white,
Western. S969oc O b New York BARLEY Market
steady. mailing, 766 79c. and feeding. 74d T5c Z
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

70 "mg shows yesterdays closing quotations
7'iieni bonds. compared With V1e,ines,is,.x
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For Both Sexes-City

For Both Sexes-City.
The BERLTTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square G122 Broadway.
Harlem Branch. 343 LeuOX Ave. near 12Tth 81
Brooklyn 21S-220 Livingston St
SUMMER SCHOOL At ASBURY PARK J.
Teachers all places within hundred rnllAz
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
L by Grace If God free and independent q,
rector. church va-IerS and v7s-ryr1au Of Trinity
Church the CITY OF N-V York. MARY 2 Butler Dana
Richard Cooper Kate Ceiy Trevt-iar. But
tarwortE individually and as executor OF The
CadvzladHr and Edward J Ha-ry- o. r.
Will and Of Eleanor strong. deceased
May Tadwslader Jones. Geo~Eisua Peters Lucy ".
Baxter. Constance Bcrl8rd. Maud Rives smith Fler-
Wright Mary Aicock Hospital Book and News
paper Society s. Mays Free Hospital for Children.
Christian Association. AIhiCe WoIE Helen
Society Hospital. Chiidrsn's Aid society
of New York and 70 al persons interested Il ths
estate Charles z SrrorS. late uf the New
york deceased. creditors. Ia1atees kin
otherwise send greeting You and YOU ars
before Surrogate q rHe County % Nsu York a.
SurroEares Court said held ar ths HsIi
of Records. in tha .oGntv OF York on che 10rS
April 1912 hafS O'Clock in rhe for~-
Of that da~. o. ana there attend judicial
settlement OF -he procseclnES
OF said deceased and such II as
cited under the OF tverty-one years
Quired TO appear by your guardian - have
II YOU have none 70 appear and apply for 70 b
appointed IN the OF neglect failure
do guardian viii be appointed hv the Surrozats 70
represent and act Tor vou In the proceeding
IN testimony whereof p caused Sal
% Be hereunto ar-Ned- Witness. Hon sBNFE
fSs2li g. THOMAS a Surrogate of gu (,oa,rv
the county q York. zTth CAV %
February IN the year Of Lord thousand uia
hundred end nine DANIEL J. pOWpNEY.
clerk OF the Surrczares' court
STRONG & tApWNLApER. Attorneys for Trustees
a. Wall street Borough % Manhattan. New York
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NEW YoRK CITY BONDS

Bid. ASKED BID Asked
4'-s MAY So il11ss lt2 Nov SIS rz fG0is i0Iss
4izs Nov %. L111As I117s S'1S Nov g. GA s2is
4iss May Il 1o4is 1o4- 2lgs, May. II. eIl. 81
As Nov, '5S lois 1el7s 3las. MAY 81. 81 sfz
Is Nay. 81. leI7s 102s @6s Nov % i02is lo2A
Nov Sc lo1as lui's -es. Nov 10 y. I04i. l0ss
coupon or registered
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09

cotton E1sHarE~ sr~eial liverpool cables SPOT cotton
moderate demand. sales 100 bales. speculation ana eN
port loco. American 5000 Imports Gtu. all American.
ulI8rfuE upland p T1a f-.u--s opened quiet -lH points
e- closed uuchanrsl - points higher
AVsI. . rNI. April Nnr and Nag June" =. 7.zH. J-u"
JGr August - I'D August -"f'frr1t-r
I'D. October 5I3t october Nsr~ ~rTher. - Il
November Dsc~nher = 100. U"g"-1hr an'ar>. . 'st
5uNiei- February March. so. .rt-
March April 5Io5 Mauehesto.-Ta-ns steady. cloths
guIet and
COFFEE-Thc coffee market vas qu.et tu' s'sads
day. sacS reported ur about $50 haEs while
prices after opening STEADY net uneansei 20 point
higher closed steady that basis Tho Improvement
due 70 'he stead Showing ~ The Frgeh mark. ana
covering the Easter holidays
while offerings We're limited u seems that the .n'rots
iug Iurrobahity of import duty "gre- is mot
leading ssErezsire selling of contracts fof Sh'r
account any further liquidation NJ consequence" nor
ANYTHING show Aat any OF the ar.unua'i'u-
spot supplies which have been based ul'n i5r
agitation "a tariff coming back upon the market
ra!rrIZatiun supplies EuttF'f able. iA~
position held individuals
is e EtrunE ~ light ship
deliveries Q" the interior
IN speculative interest
uf consequence. readily Influenced the
situation with reference supplies apparently pend
when offerings of new crop supplies become
available greater volume Foreign markets showed
little change to-day and Brazilian receipts continued
market spot coffee quiet With quota
ti8ns the basis SIC RIO 40 =
contract prices n the local market 10 day
vas a.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09

VIM. ]. Belts, NJ. A., Yale,

Stamford Conn is tutoring n college entrance require
HIS long experience Individual instruction
enable Young
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09

School Agencies.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GoVerness4s etc
Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. IS Union Sausrs
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
Citation.


THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW YORK
BY Grace ct cod free and independent. 60
rector church va-5ens and vsstrynen OF Trinity
Church - -1e civ ~ New York Mar = Butler Dana.
PtcHard Cooper Ears tsiv Treviiian- George T
re-vgo--L Edward J. FIsrcy Mary Ca1Valader Jones
C=o-zIa-a Peters Lucy " Baxter. Constance Bo-iard
Maud Rives smith Florence Wright Mar AIeoek-
Hospital Book and Newspapers Society 81 Afars Free
HOSPITAL children New York Skin Hos
pi-aI Young Wo--u.s Christian Association Albirs
Wolf Helen L=avt--- society Of New York Hospital.
Cr.It-su.s Aid Society - YN-E AL persons
Interested the estate q Kate Wslzr. lzre q
County OF deceased creditors }eEatsss.
OF kin otherwise. send greeting You ard
Of hereby cited and required personally bs
and appear berc-e our surrogate Or the County OF Ns
the Hail Of Records "a the county OF New York TIE
ooth dav OF April 1909 1af-past o'clock IN
forenoon Of that Gay. then and 1ud-
cl settlement ~ Of proceedings eorzs
F.lr-ar7yo--h o. Wit
rnsr- % ad deceased and such Of h4reev
cited a. u1ds- -ha sf rWe1tv-ons
CURED % appear by guardian. u have .
have 70 appear and apply for he
appointed. - rh= event of neglect failure
do q guardian VIII be appointed BY the
represent and scr Tor in the proceeding
In r-sttrrCrv whereof have caused the seal q
the Surrogares Court OF the said COUNTY ~ New
be hereuC-o affixed Witness Hon ABNER
TSeaI1 C. THOMAS a Surrogate said county.
Fe5ruary- The YEAR OF our Lord one thousand
hundred and ANIEL 7 DOWDNEy-
Clerk 0f the SurroEarsSF Cou-r
STRONG Z CADW 4L-ArER. Attorneys for
10 Wall street. Borough Of Manhattan New YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
.a By W. schaIcA & c.. - ! 80 .tEsetl
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles p Barney Co No 25 Broad
Nex York l22 South 4th PhiiadeiphiaD
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No Nature Fake.

You certainly run up against funny
things In the country" said the young
man who had just returned from down
state, where his uncle has a large
farm. "On the way up to my uncles
house | had to pass the stock yards,
where he kept lot Of pigs AS
passed those hundreds of pigs seemed
10 be having a regular stampede OF
panic of some kind-they we're rush
Ing madly about, apparently looking
for something. / watched them for
quite while. but could see nothing
but a small woodpecker sitting on the
fence. When | got to the house
asked Uncle Jim what on earth was
the matter with the hogs, they seemed
30 excited.
That so? Well. it was this way
there was spell back some weeks
when | had bad cold, lost my voice.
and couldn'ts teal those critters to their
feed. SO gotthe Idea Of bringin' them
to the troughs by tappin my stick on
the wooden fence. and ever since them
pesky woodpeckers came round the
hogs just go crazy, thinkin' I'm calm
them TO give them somethin' to eat,
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WOULD SEE JUICE
VENERABLE JURIST's JOKE IN
THE FACE OF DEATH.
importunate DIsturber Left TO Extract
What Comfort He Could from
Promise Made Regarding the
Coming Conference.

over the house strange hush had
fallen. Servants walked with noise.
less tread and blinds were drawn
close IL needed no words to tell ane
that death was .ithin the doors. The
news that the venerable Justice Ten.
ney was fast sinking had spread over
the town. 1t was no secret that his
hours were numbered
Suddenly the silence in the house Of
death was broken by violent ring at
the doorbell servant made haste to
answer 1t lest IT should be repeated.
AT the door stood man In the great
est state OF excitement
want to see Judge Tenney." he
burst out the instant the door swung
open.
"S-h-h'h," warned the servant in a
stage whisper. Please don't make
so much noise; the Judge is dying"
Yes, l know he is" insisted the
caller. Il heard about II only Eve min
utes ago on the street But I abso-
lutely must see him before 1t Is too
late. II is so imperative that l can't
take no for an answer You Just hur-
ry to the judge and tell him that Jim
Perkins is here and must see him"
After no little hesitation the faithful
old family servant ventured to the
room where the old man lay dying.
Leaning over close to the venerable
jurist's ear he gave him the message.
1t seemed to arouse the tagging facul-
ties OF the dying man.
Jim Perkins? Jim Perkins,. he,
muttered In voice that was barely
audible to the waiting servant. "Oh.
yes, I remember him now." he added
moment later, "Yes, let him come up;
III see him
Presently Mr.. Perkins tiptoed into
the death chamber and stood at the
foot of Judge Tenney's bed
Judge. I'm profoundly sorry to hear
you are In such bad way" he began.
Yes. Jim, I've about reached the
end of my journey" murmured the dy-
Ing man. Cant last much longer"
Il regret sincerely, judge, that
must bother you at such time. "'went
on the caller apologetically, but you
doubtless recall that decision you and
Judge Wallace handed down against
me last April, ordering me to pay Silas
Hummer $500 damages"
"oh, yes" replied the Judge. "I re.
member It"
We'll. before Judge Wallace died In
June / talked 1t over with him and he
acknowledged that an error of judg-
ment had been made In the case. He
said he was convinced that l should
never have been compelled to pay the
money. Now, If you would agree also
that the decision was wrong 1t would
be easy to get the judgment set aside
Did Judge Wallace tell you that?"
whispered the dying jurst after a
minutes silence.
Yes, Judge. he told me that great
wrong had been done.
We'll, all right, Jim, I'll consider the
case" murmuIed the old jurist II ex-
pect to see JSdge Wallace in a little
while and Ill talk 1t over with him.
Good-by, jim"
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When Trade Bothers.

"You certainly do meet some queer
characters when you get out into the
country" said the New York man
who had just returned from his vaca-
tion. About the funniest example OF
rural Indifference l ever saw, though.
! struck this summer down in Maine.
He ran the only store in the place and
was the postmaster too. Most of his
stock was covered with dust and fly-
specks and he scarcely ever had any
thing you wanted. One day I asked
him for some of Blankems Whatyou-
call, which you can buy on every
street corner in New York and practi-
cally everywhere else.
Don't keep It, he replied. without
moving from his chair.
" Don't keep it?' l echoed, in some
surprise. Why, you'd have lots Of calls
for that, should think
That's just it, complained he. i
had some and folks kept a-comin' and
a-comin' and askin for it Till I got
tired and / wouldn't order no more"
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TRANSFER COMPANIES

ALLEN TRANSFER CO.. Albern AL.
len, Proprietor. Furniture Vans and
Storage. Cabs at moments no.
tice. Office ALP 25th ST. Phone 22.
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SANITARY WORK
SHOE REPAIRING
SHADES TRANSFER.

Vans. Drays. Baggage Wagons, Pi.
eno, Furniture and Safe Moving.
Prompt carriage servico. i0S 25tn.
Bell S21- Ind. 224. 10 is u
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OPTIONAL.

Professional Wanderer-Sonny, is
this here town one O. them local-op-
tion towns?
Boy-Yes, sir; guess so. sir You
can get 1t either at the drug store or
the groccry.-Bellman.
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ROYAL NEIeHBoRs OF AMERICA.
Excelsior Camp No. 324o. meets
every second and fourth Monday even
Ing of each month at the Eagles hall.
Visiting members cordially invited.
MRS. MARY HEFFNER,. Oracle.
2941 Washington avenue.
JOSIE RHEA, Recorder. 25s 23rd ST.
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UPHoLSTERING q REPAIRING

PARLOR furniture upholstered and re.
paired. vanishing. mattress making.
carpets cleaned. AT and laid. Estl'
mates submitted on request. Phones
Ind. Gel. Bell sSS3-X. K Van Kan.
pen. 2769 Volker Ave A7,tt
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
Fraternal Order of Eagles, Ogden
Aerie, No. 11S. F. o. E.. meets every
Wednesday evening in Eagle hall, east
OF Reed hotel, at 500. Visiting
Brother Eagles are invited to attend
the Aerie meetings.
A. C. FIELITZ. w. President.
E. r. GEIGER. Secretary.
DIR. H. B. FORBES. Aerie Physician.
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g.z&v
pisrD
Economy.

The man who has been accustomed
to shave himself may not damage the
barbering business much, when he let's
his whiskers grow, >bnt some laundry
may be affected.
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PIANOS.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

THE THOMAS STUDIO. High grade
portraiture In Facial, Crayen and In.
dia Ink. 2457 Washington svo, Both
Phones. 4
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HOT SPRINGS SCHEDULE.

EFFECTIVE JANu ARY 23RD.
Owing to the bad condition OF the
track on the Ogden & Northwestern,
cars will only be run every two hours,
CUT THIS OUT for reference.
oG<k and Ieava Hot
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SIX ROOM House with bath and barn.
655 27th street. 1.27.tf
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CHILL PARLORS
HAR GOODS q COSTUMES.

HAIR SWITCHES for sale at reduced
prices Hair chains specially.
Masquerade costumes to rent Tor
balls and theaters. All mall orders
promptly attended TO. Mrs. c. e
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FOR RENT
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MODERN Cottage. 2s2 21st street. In
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sIX-room house. $1,000. 2o8s Pinsree.
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Five-room modern house Apply 2Os
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one huge grave, over which will be
erected a monument to mark their
last resting place. Among the thous-
ands Of people who surrounded the
grave as the bishop pronounced the
last words, Dust to dust" were the
wives, mothers, sweethearts and chill
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dren of the 60 unfortunate men. The
scene was beyond descrlpuun ds &C
broken hearted friends and relatives,
who were not even able to specifically
know which coffin contained their dear
one. walled out 10 God their bitter
grief, knowing full well that He alone
could understand their suffering.
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FOUR-room modern residence in good
condition. $17.00 per month. Chaun-
cy Parry, Cor. 23rd and Wash. Phone
3o9. l 21 tt
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WANTED-A partner in the moving
picture business. Apply 2214 WASH:
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The funeral of the SO unfortunate
men who lost their lives In the CRIB
disaster at Chicago last week was
heart rending The remains OF the
men were 80 charred that they were
past all recognition, and so public
burial was given to all OF the men in