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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-06

Grafton are not cranks. either. In fact
in some respects they keep a step OF
two in advance of the rest Of the .coun-
try. For instance. the voters cannot
be depended upon to blindly follow any
party leader. The Kansas farmer is
generally pretty well read and has a
mind Of his own. Party doesn't mean
very much to him when nc secs rap
scalIions in places Of profit and power,
and he promptly kicks over the traces
and gives another set Of fellows a
chance to show what they can do. Kan
sas is a prohibition state rabidly so.
perhaps But a great majority of the
voters believe in the principle and elect
men who endeavor to enforce the law.
The United States has hundreds of
thousands Of that kind of "cranks.' -
From time 70 time Kansas legislatures
have enacted laws which seem drastic to
the people Of other communities, but
these laws were all passed with an eye
single TO the welfare of the people Of
the state. A list Of some of the acts
unlawful in Kansas has recently been
published
1t is unlawful to whip a child under
IS years Of age.
1t is unlawful to write d threatening
letter.
It is unlawful to injure a door or win
dow of any house.
It is unlawful to whip a horse or OK
cruelty.
1t is unlawful to overdrive or overload
a horse.
1t is unlawful not to properly feed or
house an OK or horse.
1t is unlawful for any agent to mis-
represent in selling fruit or ornamental
trees, bulbs, roots, etc.
IT is unlawful to wear a G. A. r.
badge unless a member of the order.
It is unlawful to pay any employe in
any way except in money.
1t is unlawful to practice medicine
without first having attended two full
courses Of instruction, and being grad
uated at a respectable school Of medi-
cine.
It is unlawful to sell pistols Of any
kind TO men under 21
1t is unlawful to get drunk in your
own house.
1t is unlawful to misrepresent live
stock in selling it.
1t is unlawful to leave open gates or
bars to another's premises.
Those who believe with Solomon that
to spare the rod is to spoil the child
viii probably take exceptions to the first
one in the list, but the rest could be
safely copied by other state legislatures
with the certainty that benefit would
result. Anyway, the Kansas crank, if
he be a crank, is helping keep things
moving.
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The DAY AETER,

salt Lake celebrated. There's no
doubt about that fact. The resorts were
crowded with happy, joyous throngs; the
baseball games drew crowds; the bicy-
Gle races attracted thousands and, as
usual. the circus tent was packed to its
full capacity. First and foremost came
the exercises at Liberty park. where les
sons Of patriotism were incuicated. Then
the. vast concourse Of people separated
to engage in the sports and amusements
Of the day, from Saltair and Lagoon to
Emigration canyon and Wandamere.
There was no lack of enjoyment
Having heard the eagle scream and
paid homage TO the inustrious founders
Of the republic we take up the burden Of
life again and buckle down to hard
work. Let US apply the patriotic les
sons to the city. county and state. as
well as the nation. Let US pull together
for the upbuildiEs Of a great common
wealth in the heart of the Rocky noun
tains. Let US make a city commercially
supreme in the great west and, above
all, let US dwell in peace and harmony to-
gether, giving orr neighbor his just and
exact dues. Salt Lake has been unfortu-
nate in times past because Of a religio-
political quarrel, which has progressed
far beyond legitimate bounds and pro-
duced a partisan feeling which, carried
to its legitimate conclusion, can only re-
sult in disaster. Mistakes have been
made and sins of omission and commits
sion which should have been avoided.
With the lesson taught by the celebra-
ton of the Fourth of July fresh in our
minds. let us consecrate ourselves anew
and move forward shoulder to shoulder
along the path Of progress.
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tonight at the Country club at a dance
for MI. and Mrs. O J. Salisbury.
X X
J. Frank Judge is home from STAY
OF some time at San Rafael, in Califor-
MIA. Mrs. Judge viii return Friday.
T. r. Cutler and his daughters Luella
Seattle.
The Graduate Nurses association will
meet this afternoon at 2:30 at the Y.
NJ. c. A. to perfect their arrangements
Tor first aid to the injured" squad
for the G. a. r. parade.
=
Mrs. o. w. Powers viii entertain =
large party Of young people this even
ing at the theatre to see Polly of the
Circus in honor of Miss Margaret Nc
Ciure and Miss Juliet Banks.
Mrs. Melvin G. JOcelyn Of Elgin. III
IS here, the guest OF her sister, Miss
Pearsall, in the Caithness apartments.
Miss Ethel Nettieton will entertain
this evening with a pupils recital at
the First Methodist church.
X x x
Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Mcknight have
taken Il cottage at Ocean Beach, near
san Francisco.
The Misses Grace and Esther Nelson
yesterday at a Kensingtou
tea for Miss Beatrice Wilkinson.
Mrs. T. NJ Patterson announces TIL
engagement OF her daughter Verne t.
D. W. MrEuen. the marriage to take
place on July Is
\ x x
Roger Powers VIII leave tomorrow for
Nevada and later for Seattle to spend
some time at the fair
x
4 pretty home wedding was Celebrat-
7d last evening at ~ home Of Mr.
and Mrs Salisbury. 255 south Second
East when. in the presence Of q com
oany Of relatives and friends. John
Barrett Of Mercur took 10 wife RebeCCa
1otilda Dixon. The service was said
7y Rev. =. 4. Simpkin. and dinner was
served after the ceremony Mr. and
Yrs Barrett left for Denver. where
hey viii spend their honeymoon, and
s1l he at home at Mereur on Aug J.
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COME KANSAS LAWS

Considerable fun is poked az the cit
liens Of the Sunfiower state and the
Kansas Popuhst has achieved national
if not worldwide notoriety. PETER and
his whiskers and ''Sockiess Jerry" simp-
son were well known figures i'm the
halls Of congress, and others Of the
same political belief have been more
or less conspicuous. But Kansas came
into notice many years before their time.
II was Bleeding Kansas" before the
civil war and during that struggle.
Its citizens were not cranl1s at that
time. and the men Of the present gem
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PEAT THE INSURANCE GAME.

General Daniel H. Rucker L. 5. A.
retired, has beaten out a life insurance
policy. The old veteran is 96.years of
age, but still in the enjoyment Of his
health and mental faculties. The insur-
ance people recently notified him that
under its rules he was dead, and the
company was ready to settle. General
Rucker vigorously denied that he was
dead, but accepted the amount of the
policy and proposes TO go on living and
enjoy his windfall. No man has a bet
her right.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

The Country club was the favoritc
place all day yesterday, Offering a cool
retreat from the noise and heat of the
city. During the morning many mem
bers went out to enjoy the place at it's
quietest, and the table d'hote luncheon
was enjoyed by numerous small par
ties. Later in the afternoon tea was
served for all corners, Mrs. John Mar
SHALL Mrs. Bryan Conrad, Mrs. Esther
Filler and Mrs Edward s. Ferry dis
pensing hospitality. Although no spe-
cial dinner was on for the evening there
were several impromptu dinners and
many remained out to spend the even
ing as well.
The circus yesterday, both afternoon
ana evening, drew a great many of
the Fourth Of July pleasure seekers
Several parties among the young people
enjoyed the circus together in the
evening. making merry supper parties
later on.
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman. the
noted writer on economies, will be here
July IS to spend some time as the guest
Of Mrs. Susa Y. Gates. Mrs. Gilman
viii deliver a lecture during her stay.
probably on July l9.
Mrs. John f. Woodward is planning
to give a dance on Thursday evening
at the Judge country place, The Cob
0les," for a number Of her friends. the
affair being especially in honor of Alr
and Mrs. o. J. Salisbury.
Dr.. and Mrs. ". D. Donoher took
party of friends Up TO Idiewild last
evening for dinner. their guests beinz
Miss Mildred Mcmillan. Fred Smith and
Archie Miner.
ATr. and Mrs. Heber N Wells and
their children left yesterday morning
for Noun, Pleasant TO, spend the
Fourth. They will return this even
ing.
The Misses Myrtle ana Evelyn Reilly
and the Misses Macdonald left Satur-
day evening for Seattle to spend a few
weeks of the warm weather.
x
AIRS. George T. Suehl and her son
Ralph viii leave today for Portland 90 4
visit Mr. and Mrs T ". Metcalf
Miss Gilmore and Miss Frost viii 3
cave on Thursday for Yellowstone Ma /
ional park.
Mrs. T. G. Weber viii entertain to-
lav AZ a luncheon at the Alta club for
net daughter, Mrs. George l. Nyo OF
Denver
AR. and Mrs Lewis + Mccormick viii
ntcItain large party OF their friends
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Total Copies OF The Herald Printed
in Nay, 1903.

%+&++& %@]+ = y =
= largest Daily and Sunday cir :
: eulatiOn in Salt Lake proved by ,
= investigation. y
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RIGHT UP WITH BOSTON.

The Rex theatre has an exceptionally
Cood program fer Saturday. Monday and
F1ssdav- Tho feature subject Joan o.
Arc" is oTo that IS well recommended.
T. Is tia plsv that the famous Maude
Adams has heNn playing IN the cast Con-
siderable interest is being manifested in
the baby contest
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Governor Harmon of Ohio is being
groomed for the Democratic presi-
dental nomination three years hence.
Too soon. It's the early worm thai
goes down the gulet.
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Partial returns show that nineteen
persons were killed amid 427 injured
during the first day Of the celebration.
In addition, there were hundreds of
fires. Fourth Of July celebrations come
high
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The murderers Of Captain Quentin
Rankin are to have a new trial The
administration of the law is responsible
for much crime
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Francis Heney has been in an auto.
mobile accident and escaped with his
life. Evidently his mission on earth has
not been accomplished.
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The better the day. the better the
deed" viii hardly apply 10 the senate
session on the Fourth Of July.
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Tie English barouct who died at
Yuma, Ariz. the other day won't no.
tce much of "a change in climate if he
turn up I'm Tophet.
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Who hath woe? Who hath conten-
tione Who hath babbling?" Apparent
ly those who have appendicitis.
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Unfortunately. life isn't one continual
round o. pleasure. Sermons ana soda
water today.
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Terms of suhseription:

DAILY AND SUNDAY-One month. $
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changed must give former as well as
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Aii papers are continued until explicit
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Mrs. T. 9. Weber viii entertain to-
1ay an luncheon at the Alta club fol
her daughter, Mrs. George l. Nyo ol
Denrar-
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ar. and Mrs Lewis E Mccormick vii
entertain O large party Of their friends
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GRIEF AND GRAY HAIRS.

My hair is white though not with years:
Nor grew it white in single night
As some have done through sudden fears
-Rx--era
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Miss Gilmore and Miss Frost viii
leave on Thursday for Yellowstone Ma
;ional park.
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CUT FLOWERS

THE FLOWER SHOP. CUT FLOWERS
and designs Under Natl Bank Of Rep.
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DIED


YOUNG-At 229 East Eleventh South
street. June D. 1903 of pneumonia. Mary
Elizabeth Gates Young, wife of HYrum
j. Young, and daughter of Jacob and
Mary Gates, born June 1s, 1872 In Belle
Vile. Washington county, Utah. Notice
of funeral later.
DOLES-At Bountiful, July D. 1909, Thos,
Doles. age 4S years. q member Of En-
terprlse lodge No. 15, L o. O. F. Re-
mains at O'Donnell 6 Co.'S parlors. Flu
neral Thursday, July S, time and place TO
be given later,
EARLE-In this city, July 3, 1909. James
Earle, age 63 years. Funeral services
will be held from the family residence, 934
East Second South, on Wednesday, July
Z. at 2 p. m. Interment at Mt. Calvary.
Friends invited.
MYNDERS-In this city. July 4, 1909, Su
sannah Mynders. wife OF James II.
Mynders, In her 18th year Feneral Will
be held at the Third PRESBYTERIAN church.
Eleventh South and Eleventh East,
Wednesday, July Z, at 3 p. M. Remains
may be viewed at the residence. 11I2 East
Eleventh South, from = to go Wednes
day. Interment in Mt. Olivet,
SAVILLE-In this city July ), 1909, Mary
Elizabeth Sayille. aged D years. daugh-
ter OF J. Maurice and Amelia A. Saville-
Funeral services Will be held Wednesday.
July T. 80 p. m, at residence of parents,
$40 G street. Friends invited.
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Only One Left

Of the attractive bungalows have for sale the North
Bench This choice residence section attracting home
because of the superior advantages affords
On the North Bench the nights cool; an un-
limited view of the valley mountains above
dust of the city there be unsanitary drainage
every condition ideal family that contempates owning
its home
Of the four red brick bungalows, there 321
Tenth 1t of the modern plan
and large porch 80 feet by 10 feet every convenience
with modern plumbing electric lights gas Price today
S35O0O0 line is completed the
price will advance 25 per
We also offer for sale houses northwest Ninth
and street. Four 2sory pressed brick houses on
Ninth line designs eight rooms COM
plete plumbing full basement water heat front
and back porches good sized lots Will be about
four weeks Prices upon application.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

The Twin Falls Salmon River Land ana
Water Co. Twin Falls. Idaho Bids viii
be received here until June 2s, 1909. for
construction of portion OF the Salmon
RlVer canal system, involving excavation
OF almost 475,0oO cubic yards OF ma
terial. Plans, profiles and specifications
VIII be furnished on application TO Chief
Engineer, Box 7, Twin Falls. Idaho.
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COLLEGE STUDENT. AGED 10. DE-
5ires position clerling. drafting, etc.
good references. S-4, Tribune t52T
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FIRST CLASS ARCHITECTURAL.
draughtsman wanted. Apply 70I New
house bldg. sas7
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NICE SUITE HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
strictly modern, 405 East md So. s3l3g
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SECRET SOCIETIES

MASONIC NOTICE-ARGENTA r1-1,Ia.r = oIr~.,.
10. 3. Il. and a. NJ. will hold its rcs-'l Ios,i =
lar meeting this tTucsday) evenine * 9
O'Clock. Moses c. Phillips, Secrcta.,.u' az
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a RELIABLE DRESSMAKER WISHES
1o9s-Y. tSSs
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BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD AND ROOM, NEW TEMPLE
Hotel No. l. w. No Temple. t339
MOD. HOME. CLOSE IN. BEAUTIFUL
surroundings: would take few nice
people. Bell J353-Y. TAO
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS, OSCAR
Groshell. sales agent. 22l Main street
expert cash register repairing Second
iand registers always Ia stock nl5So
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UTAH CHAPTER NO, I p NJ
stated convocat tiou first "Wednesday /,
each month at Masonic hall, corner Soc
ond East and First South streets. Com
wood. Fl. 2: Moses c. Phillips, Seer
taTy.
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FOUR GOOD statesmen TO CALL on
merchants; good position for right
parties Inquire Tuesday, e, Christensen.
Colonial hotel, 1ff w. 1st So. 1912
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FOR EXCHANGE

ioe-ACRE RANCH ALL UNDER FENCE.
ten flowing wells; within three miles ~
the railroad; near the new town Of Rprt.
ner Mfllard county, Utah. Free of en-
real estate. Address O-5O, Tribune.
sJS6s
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
~0~0~0~~~~~~~~-~--S~~~~~~~
226 JUDGE BUILDING. BELL PHONE
1341. 1851
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WANTED

ALL KINDS SECOND HAND CLOTH
Ing, trunks. valIses; best prices paid. 20
commercial St Reply by postal card.
Phones 3771 t74
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WANTED-SITUATION

EXPERIENCED NURSE OF TO IL
years wants position; AL references
Ind. 1880. s900
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OSTEOPATH

DR.. ETHEL L. MURPHY, G15-61G BOS-
ton building. Consultation free Office
Phones-Ind. ia, Bell 52sI, Residence
Phohe' beh @'ol-h tbs
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MT; MORIAH LODGE NO. 2, u, AND A
M.-Masonlc hail. second Monday each
Ino9th. corner First South and Second
East. Members OF sister lodges and so
Journing members IN good standing In
vited Charles Douglas, w. M; Chrlsto-
phcr Dichl Secretary
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KNIGHTS of Pvfh1a

LINCOLN LODGE NO 2s. K. OF P
Meets every Saturday evening at
O'Clock. <. OF p. hall
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOX SAl l.E-MESA COUNTY NATION
az bank stock. For further particulars
Wrlte - .. H, j.. o. box 651. Grand
junction, Colo s301
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FOR GOOD. HONEST, EUSTLING MEN
supply men OF all occupations Honest
employment of any kind solicited Tele-
pnone Bell 225l: Ind. 22G4. General Relief
Committee. l. o. O. F. ni717
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER W. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 164 9. West Temple; phone
1919. v492
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10 DO YOUR UPHOLSTERING AND /
mattress remaking. Utah Bedding ard
Mig, Co. Both phones 9S3. b303
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND BOILERS.
machinery. pipe. etc Western Ma
ehlneTy and Supply Co. 3$6 So Bird West.
Bell 1895. ro5S4
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON.
brass, rags. bottles. rubber. copper. etc.
h Dtah Junk Co. $40 so, 4th West. Phone
229. pl912
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING. WILL CALL.
salvation Army. Both phones. t2l9l
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s.ooI5

\ LIVE SALESMAN WITH MECHANI-
cal knowledge for permanent outside
position. Good wages. References Call
- j. Stanley. knutsford Hotel. between
" ana II n. m, s3023
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y lRSTCLhSS AUTOMOBILE MAN.
repairer, with small capital 10 lake
charge OF an established place. l42 So
West Temple $3.50
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near city by the north; will deliver
animals. i7i w. md SO. Ind 1850.
r26I1
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WESTERN JUNK CO. DEALERS IN
and 1854 So State. Bell Main 25lG.
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POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER, OR
day work Of any kind first-cIass in
every way; Call or address Mrs Wilson.
10 SHhohul ave 1856
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD
clothes etc, Sell phone 5023. 60 Com
mcrcal St m2iII
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YOUNG AND FAT CALVES. DRY AND
Lat COWS, nuH. poultry. Saunders
2SIi-Y. spetS
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EGGS FOR SETTING. pRIzE-WINNING
bIack hiinorca and Rhode Island Reds:
w m Deakin, 1890 South 9th East. Bell
phone Murray 23ll-Rcd. ol362
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FOR THE SALE OF UNITED WIRE
less Telegraph Co. stock; only first
ciass men wanted, o. S. Brewster, 6lt
Mccormick bldg 1895
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WASATCH LODGE NO. 1. F. AND A
M.-Masonic hail. second Friday each
month Members Of sister lodges and 40.
Journing brethren in good standing in-
yited. II. c. Saw, w M; 4. ]. Lowe
Secretary. "@
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PERSONALS

LADIES! ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Chichester'S Pills. the Diamond Brand
For 20 years known as Best, Safest. AL
ways Reliable. Buy or your Druggist
rake no other. Chichester's Diamond
where
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WANTED-AGENTS

BIG MONEY FOR AGENTS. SELL THE
Singer Darner, tho most useful device
ever invented for darning stockings.
Liberal commission. Full information at
Main st s3I77
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WANTED A PLACE FOR ONE OR TWO
boys. ages 13 and 10 years, where they
can do some light work 10 earn some
money Address Lilo Tribune. tI15
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TO Buy SMALL BUSINESS OF ANY
kind. fruit. confectionery or small res
taurant preferred; state price and loca-
ion terms, etc. So, Tribune. t116
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CiiEAP, 80 WOODEN BEDS. SINGLE.
ana double. Inquire Lincoln house.
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FOR RENT
I'd. o.o0-1.R. Mop- rrRNIsHED: %. 2Np
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED

GROOM BRICK. GAS. SEWER. HOT
water heat: 85S T.. 2nd South. s3lll
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GOOD. EMP, HOUSE CLEANERS,
Natl House Cleaning Co. % t.. lst So.
S20l4
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. PAUL HEN. PRO
prietor. eS East First South, 200 rooms:
rates Zoc, soc and noe. xi934
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NJ. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and unsldlled laborers furnished,
ao East lst South, cor. Commercial
Bell phone 33Ss. Ind. 923. pS3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-06
PLANTS, SEEDS, SHRUBS
MEDICAL

WE TREAT AND CURE PILES WITH
out the knife. We also pay special at
tention to diseases of women. DIR. D. A.
Sykes and Prof. T.. l.. Johnson Office o61
Main. Ind. phone 1886 t2a9