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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-06-24
2, H. RICHARDS
REAL ESTATE
OFFICE TWO DOORS WEST or HOTEL MANLEY
Ladysmith, Wisconsin

Wanted few farms and pieces of land for
trade for city property. List your trade prop
ositions with me and | will make an earnest
endeavor to find deal for you.
have two eighties close to the city that are
for sale cheap. First class soil; terms.
A good speculation and garden proposition
in Ladysmith that does not require much
money; garden now in; fine soil. The crop
already in will pay per cent interest on the
investment the first year.
Parties having vacant lots for sale or eX
change may find it to their advantage to list
the same with me; have had several calls for
vacant lots within the past ten days
have business income property in busy
Wisconsin city of $4,000 people to exchange
for land near Ladysmith. Investigate this il
you have the land. The property in question
is worth $4, 800.
Have desirable residence property within
easy reach of the mills that will be sold on
easy terms Here is an opportunity to make
some money.
dandy little farm about miles from
Ladysmith; good improvements; in good com
munity; close to school A snap at $1,000.
Have three or four very desirable residence
properties that are better than the average
because of the conveniences and location. II
you are looking for a home in Ladysmith don't
fail to see me.
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A DANGEROUS MISTAKE
Ladysmith Mothers Should Not Nea-
Iect Kidney Weakness In
Children.

IcCr NIQnCy WEAKNESS IN
Children.
Most children have weak kidneys.
The earliest warning is bed wetting
Later comes backache, headache,
languor.
'Tis mistake to neglect those
troubles.
To blame the child for its own dis
tress.
Seek to cure the kidneys
Save the child from deadly kidney
ills.
Doans Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys.
Ladysmith parents recommend then
Mrs. Pierce Brown, living in the
eastern part of Ladysmith, Wis, says
Doans Kidney Pills did wonders for
my little daughter. She complained
of pains in her back and the secre-
tons from her kidneys gave her a
great deal of trouble by their too
frequent action. / consulted a physi-
clan but the child did not get any
satisfactory results from his medi-
cine We at last heard of Doan's
Kidney Pills and procured a box at
MONEYS Pharmacy. They helped my
daughter Immediately and she is
now better than before in a long time
l cannot praise Doan's Kidney Pills
too highly"
For sale by all dealers. Price 5
cents. Milburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name-Doans'-ant
take no other.
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a $ #ssy H. IT, 49, t 8; ''; e
Board CALL signed maP M f 6fd ha0 Ge afs 0
Supervisor nominated Stubs for Chairman Nomination
Supervisor Peterson moved that roll call for Chairman
Roll called on Supervisor Pedersons notion
Ayes-supvos Engson Goher Miller Peterson and Sgd
Supervisors Apker Arp Arrowsmth Berman Blood Coon
Deec He Kyon Koeher Maney McCann 0tu0OS anu
Not votng-supervsor Barrett
Supervisor nominated Supervisor v Miller Nomination
seconded . Daon +o1
Informal baohoe g. Supervisor Miller received
Supervisor Stubs received D. supervisor %
FIRST formal Supervisor Miller received TO- Supervisor suoOs
ved Supervisor Supervisor Engson received
Second Miller received H. Supervisor StuD0s re-
ceived 10, Supervisor Elngson received l: o+,,
Third formal ballot Supervisor Miller received 49, Supervisor otuoOs
Miller having received ority declared
elected He thanked Board and accepted the chair
Supervisor nominated Supervisor Foster for ~
Elngson the unanimous ballot for
Supervisor Motion seconded and carried w. ,,;
Clerk ballot and Supervisor Foster declared elected
No. v Supervisor Barrett under the rules
Petition by the of BRIDGE read and laid over
Supervisor the Board adjourn until 1880 O'Clock ~
evening Motion seconded and carried mnNRoE County Clerk
Board adjourned +. T. MoF'oH' Ooui'S oio
Ladysmith Wis, May A. 1909.
7ao O'Clock, P.
Board called to by Chairman Miller
Roll called members all present roa
Supervisor moved that the reading OIL the minutes "
lwthM seconded and carried
The Chairman following standing committees
Eouazation-Pederson, Elngson, Woden GourdouN
Finance and Taxation Goohe, ElingsOn, Arro"smth'
Justice md ConstabeNIanley, Koeher, stubDs
Sheriff. and Arowsmth, Koehler Foster.
Road Bidges-Apker Diederch
Illegal Certificates Gourdoux, Coon
Audit and settlement-Elingson, Coon, Worden
Building Berman Arpn, Apke G0ooner
Printing and Stationery GOOcher A~o"smith' h0her'
NIscelaneous-Stubbs, Sydnes, Goocher
DeeopmentHen, McCann, Arpn
DemAroWsmth, roster, EarfeC.
Farm-Manty sydness Stubs
FarKnyon, Helm, Barrett
the appointment OF committees DC
frmed seconded and carried
referred to the Building and
bridge town the Bridge
Committee.
Petition highway the Stubs read and referred to the
Roads and Bridge Committee.
Resolution No by Supervisor Foster read referred to the Poor Farm
Committee
Resolution No by read and referred to the Print
ing Stationery Committee.
Supervisor the board
Supervisor the Ruk County Fair
Association take exhibit Northern Wisconsin Fair and to
other favorable point
Roll called
Bills filed committees
Supervisor the until o'clock tomorrow
morning. Motion seconded and carried
Board adjourned F. E. MUNROE, County Clerk
Ladysmih Wis, May 5th 1909
Board called to by Miller
Roll called. Members all present
Reading of the minutes witt uponm
Resolution No. A. by Supervisor referred the Building
Grounds ttee
Iadysmth, Wis, May 1902
We the undersigned committee annexed bills
having had the
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edreh wood. d 5
spSw wood i'll od .:.:
DO ddo do @ ~ WORKS. water for Court
merchandise and coal 2oa 4S fte oG frnoEe ja
jail. = Reed wood gail
70 cspec
THOS. MCCANN
LOUIS HERMAN,
JOS e. ARPIN
G. B. GOOCHER,
W. p APKER
the committee adopted and
bills al recommended. Motion seconded
Role and all members voted aye
Supervisor the clerk only read those bills which had
all been the
Motion seconded and carried
To the of the County of Rusk:
the floor by
that there should be
another attorneys
outlay
vide forsu chUaterc losetsb hOo0r
JOHN K. PARISH, Circuit Judge.
acted the time
THOS. MCCANN,
LOUIS HERMAN,
z. ARPIN
B. GOOCHER,
w.
Supervisor of the committee be adopted
Motion seconded and carried
REPORT
referred annexed
the back
allowed follows and the amounts charged
the several towns: c. M. WORDEN
L. C. GOURDOUX,
c. P.
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the
be allowed reported Motion seconded
Roll dandal members voted
MISCELLANEOUS COMMITTEE
referred the bills
mend to he that they be allowed as follows:
~ J. c. STUBBS
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c.. P. ELLINGSON,
G. P. COON,
c.. M. WORDEN.

that the committee be adopted
bills b aloweda reported. Motion seconded
ROLL and all voted
Of
bills
mend Ito the 3oardth they be allowed as follows:
B.. GOOCHER,
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G. B. GOOCHER,
F. ARROWSMITH,
PHIL KOEHLER.

Hawkins Reporter, printing .................. 80
do stationery $40 90 ..... 9 90
Tony Enterprise, blanks $15 00............. IL 90
do stationery Sc 90 .... 5 90
do printing .................. Is so
do stationery .............. so
The Journal Co. Judicial Supts. ballots 118 90
H Miller Co, probate blanks............... IS 90
do supplies ......................... "a Is
III G Razelll Mfg Co., tax OUTFIT. $50 90
West Publishing Co., Sub N w Reporter. 90
r Il Gle, bond and oaths Justice of Peace 10 90
Journal Printing Co., printing ............. 80 80
A Babcocl, printing Board proceedings. 261 90
A Babcock envelopes ................. IL so
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1909-11-06
a Sc01ded Boys Shrieks

Mortified his grandmother, Mrs. Maria
Taylor. Of NebO, KY, who writes that
when all thought he would die. Buck
lens ArDica Salve wholly cured him.
Infallible for Burns. Scalds. Cuts. Corns.
Wounds, Bruises. Cures Fever Sores.
BOils. Skin EruptlOns, Chilblains, Chap
ped Hands. Soon rOuts Piles. 25c at
Labbe's Drug Store.
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COTERIE PROGRAM.

Recitation. Land of the South.
Pauline VoOrhies.
Composition. L b e Spid er.
Jeanne Roblchaux.
Violin solo. james Simon.
Recitation. The Baby aud the
North Pole. Perle Gauthier.
Reading. The Little Hero of
HarliD. Evelyn Fournet.
Violin solo. Hilda Liable.
Reading. The Advice of Lord
Chesterfield to His Son. Otto
Gauthier.
Debate: R.s"lr"h Il
-,--~.,vu .usI Ine tass
mark should be as high as Is.
Affirmative: Nell Gauthier, Ro-
bert Maraist, Lionel Fleming.
Negative: Willie Thomas, Ruby
French, Mathilde Fournet.
Whistling. Reuben Bienvenu.
Reading. A Letter by Robert
E. Lac to his son. Waldo Liable.
Plona solo. Helen Gauthier.
For sale one oil tank. hold 81 barrels,
cost $32 will sell for $l2 - l.. Bienvenu.
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Paper Mill For Louisiana.

In it's last issue the Lake Charles
Press says that a mill to manufac-
ture paper from rice straw now
seems assured for this State. 1t
is stated that a big manufacturer
from Pennsylvania who was here
recently with a party from bis
State, afisrlooking over the ground
in Southwest Louisiana, has deci-
ded to invest something like $780,
600 in tho putting up of paper
mill.
According TO the Lake Charles
Press the people of that city will
make a strong bid to get the pa
per mill in that place.
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From A to L.
A wOndrOus thing. the alphabet,
As doubtless you'll agree;
No honey from the B we get.
No water from the C..
The J has never built a nest;
No pod unfOlds the P;
And there is nothing to suggest
A. beyond the ID.
No oyster has the R to sell;
No pupil has the l.:
No house adjOins the modest l.;
No question asks the y.
The X is never cross. and O,
From debt is wholly free;
And cockney II you'd only know
By its apOstrOphe.
No type is measured bv the NJ;
NO sugar sp0lIs the Ii:
No Dutchman fashions dykes to stem
The thrush Of the z.
No lambkin tags behind the U:
The U-nO wool has she;
No Chil,aman up-braids the @;
No Scottish tears the Z.
The + is sharp. il not acute;
And A is fiat, it's true;
While G and n and X dispute
The ownership Of Gau, New Knew.
The S its 5 counts for nOught;
But w for me
Suggests that Cor these rhymes ought
To get a double "V."
SMART SET
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10

AGENTS-Just patented: s per day
easily earned selling Aluminium Comfort
Hose and Sleeve Supporter; sample zoe
Seattle Supply Co, Box SOL. Seattle.
Wash.
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DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEwELRY

OUR EASY PAYMENT SYSTEM En-
ahles YOU to wear or present a gift
diamond OF watch and pay as you like.
Our prices are positively the lowest In the
city. We are always pleased to show
goods. Our holiday stock is now complete.
Compare prices Utah Jewelry Co, 32S
South Main ST.
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HOTELS.
STORAGE.
KIMBALL'5

TWO large warehouses. clean and san.
tary. Redman Van & Storage CO., ..
South West TemUle. Phones 81
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WANTED-Active agents make ga 10
500 a week selling first practical, stand
ard two-hand keyboard. visible writing
portable So typewriter ever sold. Does
work Ike 500 machines. Everybody wants
one. Big profits; easy sales; exclusive
territory. Get full particulars at once
from Dept. L. H. Junior Typewriter Co.
SCI Broadway, New York.
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CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS will be received for plas-
tering on the extension to the Ogden post
office by Tom Lowell & Sons, Ogden
Utah. not later than Jan. Is. Plans. speci-
ficstions and further information will be
furnished on application to the above 'rrl
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WANTED-Married man with family
wishes work, can do almost anything.
Ind. phone 393S.
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CASH REGISTERS.


NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS-Oscar
Gr0shell. ssies agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. Sf1 Main st.
Secondhand registers always in stock.
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WANTED
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-ATe you an agent? Do you
want to be an agent2 Do YOU want to
make money in your spare time or get
INTO a permanent business? Send for free
copy of this months Thomas Agent -
read about new agency proposition. new
plans and sure money making pointers
and experiences of thousands of success
ful agents. If already an agent, state
what you are now selling. Address today
Thomas Agent" AS Wayne ave, Day
ton, o.
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WANTED-Position as bookkeeper; had
3 years experience as bookkeeper and as
sstant cashier in bank; good references.
Address A %. Herald
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-New. modern 7-room house
with laundry 6o0 So Main Inquire 50
Main street.
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FOR RENT-Fine large Groom modern:
best residence district; cement walks:
close in: S25, a snap. Call on owner, 2
Amos Terrace. 800 East Sd South.
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OSTRICH PLUMEs CLEANED


F. A CARTER FUR co. q ". LIST 80
Furs -remodeled, repaired. redyed.
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ELECTROLYSIS-M A. E. SMALL
SIS. Superfiuous hair, moles, birth marks
removed.
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DR.. ELSIE ADA FAUST, suite 424
Hours 2 to 5. Bell 1857. Res 34Ss-Y
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PERSONAL.

USE Bassett's. the original native herbs,
for constipation; 50 tablets for 25c. All
druggists. in black boxes.
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FOR RENT-A 4 and 5-room cottage.
Wayne eve, Sd South, between LIST and
I'd West. Bell 20z7-Z.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP,

WANTED-Ladv stenographer with
some knowledge Of bookkeeping. must be
accurate with good references: perma-
nent position for right party. Address B
%, Herald.
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JUDGE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

DR.. r. r. BROWNFIELD. suite 40s;
BelfN2449; surgery and diseases of women.
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LADIES' TURKISH BATHS.

EXPERT lady attendants. Face massage
manicuring. hair dressing Sanitarium
parlors, . West Sd South. Bell $50 Ind.
ISIS.
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HOUSEKEEPING.

HOUSE and carpet cleaning. firss-class
work guaranteed A. 7. Priesticv. lS9 l.
1st South. Bell 521S. In. 76s.
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FOR RENT-Four rooms and summer
kitchen. $ per month. Z53 w. Sd North
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FUR RENT
CAITHNESS APARTMENTS.
street and Second avenue. Roof gar
den, built-in furniture and every other
Improvement to make this the most com
pete and up-to-date apartment house in
the intermountain country. View unsur-
passed. References required Stowe &
Palmer. agents. y West I'd South street
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SEWING MACHINES.

STANDARD NEW HOME sewing ma
chimes and supplies. Young Bros. e Vest
LIST South. Ind. phone less Bell Sl2S
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FOR RENT-Three rooms; flat: fur
nished for housekeeping; ground floor;
bath and electric light. 81 West 4th So
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STOVE REPAIRING.

STOVES, ranges and furnaces repaired
castings at wholesale and retail. z42 State.
Western Foundry & Stove Repair Works.
Phones f7s4-Y.
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

INTERMoUNTAIN DETECTIVE AGCY.
James Taylor. John 3. Burbidge
All business confidential. Office 50 W LIST
South, room 10 Nauvoo Blk. Bell 124o
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WANTED-Ladies make money selling
guaranteed silks direct from looms; cut
write for information. Lenox Silk Works.
22g 5th ave. New York.
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CUSTOM CLOTHES MAKERS. High
est grade shirts and underwear to meas
ure. c. c. Hemmick & Co, 21s Judge bldg
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FOR RENT-One front suite housekeep-
ing rooms: gas range clean and comfort
able Also one coy south room for gen
tieman; gas. heat. electric light. water in
room; use of telephone; 81. Apply 1e6
West 4th South. Tel. 1906.
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WANTED-Position as bookkeeper; had
3 years experience as hookkeeper and as
sistsnt cashier in bank; good references.
Address A .. Herald.
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FOR RENT-Six-reom modern house
close in, So. sal Sickle, jeweler, z33 Main
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WANTED-Wonsan wants sewing Q
cleaning few afternoons during week. Mrs
Timer 20 Fir st
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WATCHMAKERs.

E O. LINDGREN. Jeweier. q Z. Sd
So ST. Bel, 504S-k. Expert matchmaker.
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PACKING.

EXPERT packers~b furniture. brie-a-
b.ac. etc. Redman Van & Storage Co
u South West Temple. Phones 555.
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FOR RENT-Six-room flat; strictly
modern; furnace; blocks from postOffice.
Phone 1861 Ind.
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COLLECTION AGENSY.

I'VE GET THE MONEY"
John ]. Wallace & Co,
S2t d F. Walker Block. Phones 1889
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady stenogra-
pher desires position; references. Address
9, Herald.
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ATTORNEYS.
MATH. THOMAS, Lawyer, 316-317 Judgt
building
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SCAvENGERS.

UTAH SCAvENGER CO. VIM. Hing
worth. manager; office $50 Sd East. Both
phones 1913
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/ WANTED-A young lady wishes work
of some kind; a good typewriter. Bell
phone 3325-X.
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FURs AND FURRIERs.

r. Stencil FUR CO, removed from
IS Z. Cd So. to 81 E Sd So.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED.

r.-
FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished iqf
housekeeping with range 81 per HiSii'i'
Apply y7S North 18th West
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WANTED-"Ad'' man, years of expert
ence, is ready to mike contracts with IN
OF out of city concerns; reasonable rates;
results. NJ. Newman Metropole hotel
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SHIPPING.

CUT RATES to any part of the United
states. We can save money for you in
shipping goods either east or west. Cor
respondents in all the principal cities
See us or phone $50. Redman Van &
storage Co. III So. w. Temple
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DOGS AND BIRDS.

SPORTING and pet dogs. cattle. sheep.
swine. pigeons, poultry. ferrets and rab-
bits. f0c for descriptive illustrated cata-
logue. 50 pages Poultry catalogue &C ex-
ira Mount Penn Kennels, Reading. Pa.
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TUNING AND PIANO REPAIRING.

JOHN n. TAGGART. headquarters n
Y & Western Piano Co, South Main
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WANTED-All territories covered by
travelling statesmen with up-to-date ad-
VertislnE fans. quick sellers exclusive
designs; samples easily carried: earnings
$50 90 SEQ per week: selling season now
on. United States Calendar Co, Cincin-
natl, o., fan department.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-S2. go. broom brick. En..
pressed No. 405 r street. Of owner ff.9
1874 Ind. Z7i0 Bell. CarlstOn, 80 East ''-
South.
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WANTED-So Solicitors for housekeepers'
labor saving utensils and kitchen conve-
niences at the Novelty Utility agency.
Moved to Il South West Temple.
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CHIMNEY SWEEPS.

AND FURNACE CLEANING Lslrs
orders King Browning How Co b''
phones 1881.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-11-27
Woman's Club Notes.

The Philanthropic Section met
at the Home, Nov. %, in their
regular monthly meeting. The
chalman, Mrs. Julia Duncan,
outlined the work of taking the
envelopes for the mile ef pennies
sixteen TO a foot. AS they are
handed to friends, we ask that 16
pennies be put into the envelope.
The report is to be made Jan. l.
This section will hold open doors
AT the Home Jan. l, from 2 until
5. The public is invited there.
To assls in receiving: Mesdames
Ivory, Glenn, Duncan and Nor
gan.
The bean shower amounted to
1925 in money. After the busi
ness a praise and prayer meeting
was conducted which was enjoy
ed by the inmates of the Home.
The chairman wishes to thank
the faithful ones who came out
and ask that all join her in the
work
We hope that all those inter
ested will pay one dollar toward
the support Of the Home Lean.
an Ooutland, reporter.
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From The First Ward.

To the Forum From the First
ward. After looking over the
political situation from a republi
can ward, composed of working
men, honest voters, both white
and black, we believe in the
principles of the party; Solomon
says wise man changes often.
We call on the people of the first
ward and of the city, to answer
this question: Dd you ever ev.
en know the democrats from this
ward to support evry democratic
measure that came up in the
council? This has been done by
the republican representatives,
and it might have appeared to
them that it was the best thing
to do, but meant another weaken
ing blow to the Republican par,
ty of which we form a part. So
it is time the party; not only the
colored people but the white as
we'll, should become aroused ov.
er these things and get busy. [
am sure the cOlOred voters of the
first are getting busy and are GO
ing to rally around true Repub-
lican, and that will be black
man. We know he's Republican.
We know if he gets in the coun-
Gil he Will not forget the princi
piles Of Republicanism and go off
with the democrats on every
issue, So We are watching every
thing and putting tab on it. We
don blame the democrats for
trying to make good for the par
ty, and we think the Republican
party ought to look out for itself.
We will say more about the mat
ter in the next issue.
Committee from the 1st ward.