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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-11-10

what does this meanf" Boyd asked
her breathlessly. "wm these fellows
work. r.
That's what they're here for" said
the girl After her swarmed a crowd
Of slant eyed. copper hued Aleuts.
Those in the kayaks astern cast OF and
padded toward the beach.
I've got fifty men, the best on the
river. ! tried to get more, but-there
aren't any more"
~"Fingeriess' Fraser slapped himself
r~esoundingly upon the thigh and ex-
ploded .profanely. Boyd seized the
girls hands In HIS and wrung them.
Cherry, you're a treasurer The
memory Of his desperate resolution OF
a moment before swept over him sud
denly and his voice trembled with a
great thankfulness.
Don't thank me-" Cherry ex-
claimed, 1T was more C~onstantine,s
work than mine"
but I don't understand. These are
Marsh's men,"
To be sure, but was good to them
when they were hungry last winter,
and l prevailed upon them to come.
They aren't very good fishermen.
They're awful lazy and they won't
work half as hard as white men, but
It's the best I could do" She laughed
gladly, more than repaid by the look In
her companions face. "Now get me
some lunch, I'm fairly starved"
Big George, when he had fully
grasped the situation, became the boss
fisherman on the instant. Before the
others had reached the ~cookhouse he
was busted In laying out his crews and
distributing his gear. The impossible
had happened: victory was In sight;
the fish were running. lie cared 10
know no more.
That night the floors Of lie fish dock
groaned beneath a weight OF silver
sided salmon piled waist high to a tall
man. All through the cool, dim lit
hours the ranks OF Chinese Butchers
and slit and slashed with swift,
sure. tireless strokes, while the great
building echoed hollowly to the clank
machines and the kissing sighs OF
the soldering furnaces.
1t seemed to Boyd that he had never
felt such elation as during the days \
that followed. He trod upon air; his
e was In the clouds. He joked with
bis men. inspiring them with his own
good humor and untiring energy. He
was never Idle save during the odd
hours that he snatched FOR sleep.
While the daily output was disap-
Emerson drew consolation
rom the prospect that his pack would !
" large enough mt least to avert utter !,
uin.
Up at the trusts headquarters willis J
darsh was In a fine fury. AS fur AZ /
'ossible his s~ubordinates avoided him.
On the third day after Boyd's delIv. 4
rance Constantine sought him out In
ompany with several OF the native \
shermen, tr~anslating their demand "a
Q paid for the Ash they had caught. !
Cant they wait until the end OF the !
Emerson inquired. :
mot They got no money-they got
0 grub. They say little baby IL hon v
~, and they like money now. SO o v
ley buy grub. they work some more" q
Very well Here's an order on the ii
ookkeeper." q
Boyd tore a leaf from his notebook W
"a wrote a few words on It, telling a
'e men to present II at the once. AS W
onstantine was about to leave he
He'd 50 him:
Wait. | van to talk with yosi."
The breed halted. &C
How long have you known Mr..
arshg" til
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OnIa
wHrRLED. HIS FACE CoRvULsKD.
forth suddenly and plucked the Re
lows sheath knife from Its scabbart
With a startled cry. Constantine whirI
ed, his face convulsed. his nostril
dilated like those OF a frightene,
horse.
But Emerson merely fingered the In
dams weapon ~carelessly. remarking:
That Is a curious knife you have
have noticed 1t several tines"
He eyed him shrewdly for a moment
then handed the blade back with I
smile. Constantine slipped Il into II,
place ant. strobe away without a word
IL was considerably later In the day
when Boyd discovered the Indians tc
whom he had given the note talking
excitedly on the dock. Seeing Constau.
tine In argument with them, he ap-
preached to demand an explanation,
whereupon the quarter breed held out
a silver dollar in his palm with the
words:
These men say this money no good
What do you mean?"
1T no good. No can buy grub at
company store"
1t was evident that even Copstan-
tine was vaguely distrustful.
Another native extended n coin, say
ing: 9R&Yf
we want money like this"
Boyd took the piece and examined Il.
whereupon a light broke upon him.
The coin was stamped with the initials
OF one Of the old fishing companies,
and he instantly recognized n ruse
practiced In the north during the days
OF the first trading concerns. IL had
been the custom OF these companies to
pay their Indians in coins bearing
their owh impress md TO- refuse an
either, specie at their posts, thus COM
.peIlins1 the iatives ~ trade 1t COM
pany stores. Seeing that his words
lcatried I'd fconxef9n, [Bmerson gave
mp at last, saying:
rIfftks SofhSGnyrCoreWont tsksthe
ponsy III seli yoa xhattvef you nSsd
ffrof& ~ coqmlDssfy I'VE zars-not 90
NE q kkvs ~ tl66bss ovsr ! i,tas
~ 5Estss7 us l&k1 i EssSaI
the storshouse. whsrs he saw 70 4 that
leceived What provislpns x1ey
y md e6Ilstsd them q looG13g
tHllR GaGbss.
But bis amusement It IN episode
gpvs war to uneaelnsss on TIE follow
tngdpRrnbng wh6n he Alepts faiI&4 "a
rerpt< ~ sogn. and BY 300 ~ INK
isty resolved Itself Into STRONG sus
picion.
HALT had returned from the banks
earlier n the morning with news Of {
struggle between his white crow AM
Mar1h'a men Georges boats had bee'
surrounded during tie night. nets ha'
been cut And several encounters ha'
occurred. resulting in serious injury 2
III men. The giant, In no amiabi
mood. had returned for reimbursement
stating that thc sl<pstIpn WAN hecon
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III 4 fImv forest SMOKE .hova
the ocean came : snow white v.cns
To Rovd rmerson .he seemsS itsa az
anre, AZ mercy and no stosa serth
anon me decr 81 hts launch sesrcni.r
her hunyrtIv far tba s,sht - ! 80,
mana aTure. when he had ar.t .ssn
the shfn roundinr the no,,t hs nsd,
uttered : crv- then fallen s,,en, Sv.,cn.
ine her as. drew near. rheed,.ss, NJ
His surroundings. His benrt MA. Lam.
ing: his breath, was choking him, IL
seemed as. 81 he. ,must. shout Mrdred,s
name aloud and, stretch his. arms out
to hen ofscourse, she would see him
a. thu Ennde Dame, passed +Sne would
be hooking fer him, ,he knew, i. she
wouiosbe standing there, wet WITH the
dew. ~ssearchine with All, her eyes.
Doubf3ees she had waited yntisntlx ut
her peet from The instant land came
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haven't had time to think OF myself.
oh, my LADY, His voice broke with
tenderness. and he laid his hand gently
upon hers. 1'- ".4~
She withdrew II quickly. 10 s"n'
Not here! Remember where We
are. Youoare not looking well. Boyd.
don't know that i ever saw you look
so bad. Perhaps 1t is your clothes" re
II am tired" he confessed, feeling
anew the WEAKNESS OF the past TWEEN
ty-four hours. He covertIy stroked q
fold Of her dress, murmurfng: "You
are here, after all. And you love me,
Mildred? You haven't changed, have
your
mot at all. Have your"
His deep breath and the light that
iamed into his face was her answer.
II want to be alone with you," he
cried huskily. my arms ache for you.
Come away from here; this is torture.
Pm like a man dying Of thirst"
No woman could have beheld his
burning eagerness without an answer
ing thrill. and, although Mildred sat
motionless. her lids dropped slightly
and a faint color tinged her cheeks.
Her idle hands clasped themselves rig-
idly.
You are always the same" she
smiled. ~You sweep me away from
myself and from everything. L have.
never seen any one like you. There
are people everywhere. Father n.
somewhere close by
Il don't care
Il do 2-
my launch rs alongside. Let mo
take you ashore and show you what 1
have done: l. want you to See" 4
Il can't. ! promised to 60 ashore
with the Berrys and Mr.. Marsh"
"Marshf' "
Now don't get tragic! We are aiis
going to look over his plant and have.
lunch there. They are expecting me.
Oh, DEAR she cried plaintively., "T
have seen and heard nothing but can.
neries ever since we left Vancouver.
The men talk nothing but fish and,
packs and markets and dividends. It's,
all deadly stupid, and I'm wretchedly
tired Of it. Father is the worst OF the
lot, of course
Emerson's eyes shifteds to his own,
cannery.. You haven't. seen mine.
ours" said he.
"Oh. yes. ! have. Mr.. Marsh pointed
IT out to father and ne. II locks lust
like ALI the others" There was, an In.
stant's pause before she ran on. "Do
you know. there Is only one interesting
feature about them. 10 my notion, and
that is the way the Cinnamon smoke.
Those funny crooked pipes and those
little wads of tobacco are too ridicu-
lous." The ~lightness of her words.
damped his ardor. and brought back;
the sense of failure. 2 oUt
Il was down with the fishing fieet at
the mouth of the bay this morning
when You came in. thought I might
see you," he sasd. 3CI -. 49,
A that hour? Heavens! L was,
sound asleep 1t was hard enough TO,
get mp when we were called Father.
might have Instructed the captain o
to steam esotfast." aaa1t Ftsity r;aff. brs,
Boyd stared at her I'm, hurt surprise.
but she was smiling at Alton, Clyde. IN.
the distance and did not observe hin
look.
q ."Don't goa carsesve t. hear vrs,kl
have dcnes 2 Jhe-inquiseaosW sds ve !,
sf'sOf courserco SAID Mildred. bsinxinx
her eyes back ia. MINI
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CHAPTER XVII.

rs the sun slanted up between
the southwark hills out from
the gossamer haze that lay
= like filmy forest smoke above
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Mr.. an(
and Mrs.
arrived hd
burg, whd
auto accid
had been
the Chey
returning
about fife
while tryir
machine 81
over. For
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of Weber
County, State OF Utah.
Louise H. Hatch. plaintiff, VS.. Ed
ward Hatch, defendant Summons;
The state OF Utah to said defend
ant: You are hereby summoned TO
appear within twenty days after the
service OF this summons upon you. If
served within the county In which
this action is brought, otherwise
within thirty days after service. and
defend the above entitled action; and
in case OF your failure so To do, judg-
meDt will be rendered against you ac-
cording TO the demand Of this com
plant, which has been filed with the
clerk OF said court
This action Is brought 10 dissolve
the bonds of matrimony heretofore eX-
lsting between you and the plaintiff.
c. r. HOLLINGSWORTH.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
p O. address, 303 Eccles building,
ogden. Utah.
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essasgsA Sgse'
EMYgS@AlsaGEsNM MgV
C AZ- -X1 So.

Last Tuesday night the members Of
Utah Camp No. $500. NJ W. of a..
after the close OF business, which in
cluded the adoption OF five members,
gave a smoker. which was very much
enjoyed by the members present. The
entertainment committee had been
busy and discovered lot OF new and
very useful timber and the program
they had for the evening proved to be
one Of great merit and IT was a hard
matter 10 decide which was the best
timber The following are the names
OF those who participated Harry
Hills, on his famous music harp. w.
II. Riggs, violin solo; The Camp Quar-
tette. composed of Elmer Boyle, Carl
Clark, Hyrum Evans and Lon Z Ly-
man Graphophone selections. Jos.
Bingham, and a step dance and cake
walk by Lafayette Farley. F. H. Sny-
der presided at the piano and each
selection was encored and then some
until the performers were worn out.
In the future. every meeting night
there will be drawing oi a NJ w \
clock, OF some other article OF equal
value. each member will he given a
ticket at the door and any member
bringing I'm a card OF a new member
will receive 5 extra tickets, drawing
10 take place and lucky man announc-
ed later in the session. Come up
nelghbors. and see II you are lucky.
4 dance is on the cards for some
time In the near future watch for
the announcement and come out and
have a good time: don't be a pikcr
and grow moss on your back. wake
fIl IN In &c
acquainted with the new members.
they are coming In right along.
We are also getting largo number
Of transfer cards from members who
have been holding their membership
elsewhere but living here. Neighbors.
We think II is your duty to transfer to
where you are living, for In case of
sickness and death We look after you
anyway and we think II is no more
than right that YOU transfer here and
though II be a little more than most
OF you arc paying In Eastern camps.
think II over seriously
We have few sick neighbors at the
present limo, Neighbor C. II Packer
having undergone an onerntion at the
hospital for appendicitis and IS re-
hope to soon have him back a, our
meetings. Neighbor 4. W Rankin is
seriously III at his home, with an at
tack OF Brighi's disease: II seems
that NeighbOr Rankin has had more
than his share Of trouble. having lust
recovered from the effects of two
operations He and his family have
our sincere sympathy and we trust
that he may have a speedy recovery.
Neighbors read the Modern Wood.
men especially in regard 10 what
the order is doing az the sanltarium To
save the lives OF our nelghbors who
are afflicted with the white plague.
and see II you can spare a small
amount TO help the good work along
az this time, as II is greatly needed
now. until such time as the head camD
can have another meeting and in
crease the appropriation for main
tanning same. as the donations for
tents has been so great that the other
buildincs such as dining rooms. ctc'
arc inadequate 10 take care OF tho
number that We have tents for.
PRESS COMMITTEE.
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THE OGDEN THEATER.

An appreciative audience at the Og-
den thcater last night greeted THE
Girl. the Man and the Game" which
was presented by pleasing company
The piece Is one of those musical
melanges with lot of catchy music,
songs and dances.
The comedy is adopted from the
French and is pleasing Billy Clifford.
Miss La Journe, Miss Adele Archer
Miss Van Tilzer Miss Hazel Swanson
and Jack Tralnor are the principals.
4 chorus of sixteen girls with pleas
ing voices render capable support A
feature of the show is the clever work
Of Miss La Journe. One fault with
Clifford Is that he occupies the cen
ter of the stage too long and too Of
ten and does not give those who can
do something an opportunity
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Stockholders OF the Overland Min.
and Milling company. attention.
AT meeting OF the board OF direct
ors held I'm Ogden CITY. Utah. Scptem-
ber %. 1910. an assessment OF one
mill per share was levied against the
capital stock OF the corporation, the
same payable Immediately the secre-
tary at GA 23rd street, Ogden City.
Utah. If not paid on OF before No
vcmber let. 1910, the stock win be
advertised as delinquent. and II not
paid with costs OF advertising on or
before November 10th. 1910. sufficient
shares thereof viii he sold at public
auction. GA 23rd street, al o'clock
y. m. Of that day. to pay delinquency,
cost OF advertising and expense of
sale. F NJ. CONROY
President of the Company.
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az All ;THE 3 |
THEATRES
THE ORPHEUM.

The offering at the Orpheum this
week is another one of those bills
that sparkles with a great amount OF
comedy throughout II Is a pleasing
entertainment and made a favorable
impression with the first-nightcrs
who filled every available seat in the
house.
Al Jolson. late Of Dockstaders min
strels, q delightful burnt-cork come
dian. made the hlS OF the evening.
.Jnlson is one OF the cleyerest enter
talners seen on the OrPheum stage
ia months. and was deserving of the
reception he received.
j. c. Nugent, who made a hit last
week In The Squarer. was secured
bv Manager Goss for another week.
He Is presenting The Rounder.' one
OF his own acts, which fairly bubbles
over with bright lines. and is bright
er than The Squarer' Nugcnts por
trayal of the typical Bohemian is
well done. He is ably assisted by Miss
Julie York. whose Interpretation of the
girl Is pleasing.
Van brothers. Joe aud Ernie. are a
clever mir OF entertainers. aud pre-
sent an act that keeps the audience
laughing all the time The Vans close
their act with a high-class saNaphone
duet. In which they play real music
artlstically,
Mile Renee. the Goddess OF Music,
IS an iustrumentalist who renders SO
lections on various kinds OF instru-
ments in an artistic manner AS a
cornetist she has few equals among
feminine artists.
Otto nobes and Juliette Borcl. sing
ing and dancing artists. open the
show. Both possess good voices.
which they use with splendid effect
In solos and duets Their Bowcry
dsnco scores an instantaneous hit
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ARAvE & WILLIS
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND
INSURANCE.
l26 Eccles Bldg. Both phones IA
Both phones IA
426 Eccles Bldg.

Is not this the truth?
Anyone will sell If you offer them
enough money And some one VIII
sell for a great deal less than their
Droperty Is worth. II Is those people
that the buyer Is looking for.
Read the following;
beautiful well improved farm OF
10 acres, 90 acres OF first class
sandy Ioam, and so acrcs of good pas
tnre Is head OF good mllch cows, 6
calves and l bull. 10 pigs and 1
Berkshire hog. ! span of mares and .
colts. so tons OF hay and loo chickens.
. wagons. buggy and all the lmple-
ments necessary To run farm, good
barn and implement sheds.
7-roOm brick house, strictly mod
ern. Both hot and cold water, etc
good family orchard, throe flowing
wells and first-clnss water right.
Just thlnk-horses, COWS, pigs. hay.
implements, house. and everything
for less than $4,000 an acre. Come
quick.
5-room modern brick house. l-2
block from Washington avenue, to
blocks from business center. Ele.
eantly furnished. Lot 40x-, furni.
ture. and all for $4,000. let us show
you.
An elegant S-room modern frame
house on Lincoln avenue, within a
block OF the new Marion hotel Lot
1O0xl50 feet. VIII sell furnished or
The price Of all is less than the
ground is worth.
See us about these bargains. You
can't do better. whether for a home
or an investment
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with the audience, and they were com
PEELED TO respond with an encore
The Rossow MIdgets. those clever
little comedians, close the show with
an exhibition of physical culture and
Il thrcc-round boxing match that was
as near the real thing as they gen
orally get in vaudeville. Since their
last appearance in this city, about
eight years ago. the MldgetS have
developed wonderfully as clever enter
tainers.
y pleasing feature of the bill was
the rendition OF a selection from "A
Stubborn Cinderella by the Orpheum
orchestra.
The bill runs the remainder OF the
week. with Wednesday and Friday
matinees.
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REAL ESTATE,
FOR REAL BARGAINS CONSULT THESE COLUMNS

fOR SALE-Bonnie Brae. A beauti-
'ul Two aud one-half acre tract OF lanl
situated on a pretty hill. hence the
name, Bonnie Brae" One and one
nan blocks north of Five Points on
Washington avenue There Ia a e.
room modern brick house also ? room
oriek house. Porcelain bath. toilet.
wash stand and sink Good big barn,
brand new garage and chicken house
OF brick, best arranged chicken house
In the county. will hold about three
hundred chickens Good cellar. also
outside root cellar. Fruits OF all
klnds, Big feet of fine picket fence Ia
front on Washington avenue. also ELL
wood fencing for pigs and COW. about
~ pullets Will begin TO lay this month
-Four Q. i. G. Chester white pigs. fine
Jersey COW, / guarantee the place
10 be self-supporting am not selling
on account OF Ill health, for my health
is hne, ask the conductor TO lot YOU
off at Bonnie Brae. II you are look
ing for a fine home. do not miss this
as 1t will sell quick. ]. A.. Stimson.
Bonnie Brae, North Washington
avenue. 104.t1
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HELP WANTED.
FEMALE.

WANTED-Chambermaid. Reed hotel
10-s-tf
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NOTICE.
viii Pay City Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, Treasurer OF Ogden City
Will, at his office, on and after this
date, pay City Warrants bearing Reg
istry numbers from A7S47 to AS3s1
and B7s47 to BS3S1, all inclusive, and
further. that all such warrants not pre-
sented to me for payment on or be-
fore October Is, 1910, will cease to
draw interest thereafter
THOMAS B. FARR,
City Treasurer.
Dated. ogden. Utah. October 6. 1910
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LEGAL.
PROBATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES.
sonsult County Clerk or the Respct
tive Sienero for Further
Information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of william Montgomery. de
ceased. Creditors will present claims
with vouchers 10 the undersigned az
the office of Geo. S. Dean. attorney
North ogden. Utah, on or before Dec
3lst, 1910.
Menah Montgomery, administratriX
OF the estate of William Montgomery
deceased.
GEO. 8. DEAN. Attorney.
First publication, Sept. 10. 1910.
Last publication Oct 18th. 1910.
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BELL PHONE 1926. 2I9 Eccles Bldg
The Standard Real Estate Loan Co.
Inc.-5 per cent money TO buy, build.
improve or lift mortgages on business
or residence property. Geo. A. Whip
pie &c Co.. Dist Agents. 9-23.1mo
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BRAND new modern pressed brick
house, five rooms, good location,
$500 to $500 down, balance terms.
monthly payments. Wright Invest
ment company, 24SSh Washington
Avenue. 10.1o-lwk.
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SALT LAKE & OGDEN ELECTRIC
RAILWAY,

One Hour Between Salt Lake and
Ogden.
LEAVE SALT LAKE.
Clio a. M, 7:30 a. m. T. M, 1920
a m, IL noon, l 80 p. m, p. m.
1880 p. m, 6 p. m, 7:30 p. m., p. NJ,
ii 45 p. m.
LEAVE OGDEN.
G;10 n. p. 7;30 a. M. Q a. m, 10:30
a IN, IL noon, 1880 p. M. 3 p. n.
1870 p. m, G p. m. 7:30 p. M. . p. M,
1890 p. m.
Twelve fast trains each way daily.
Call "Banberger Express" (eithor
'phone) for quick and careful service
In Salt Lake valley.
SIMON BADfBERGER, Prest
J. +. REARDON, Gen. Supt
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NEW hve-room modern hard pressed
brick house. with basement, electric
lights, bath Half block from car line.
close In. Easy terms Inquire OF r.
T. Wlnslow, 2l4e Monroe. 9-10-2wks
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ONE EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. largo
lot barn. room for four horses. lots
OF hay. wagon One block from busi.
tess 7enter. Apply P. NJ. Poulson,
2i01 Washington. 5-26-i
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WOMEN OF WooccRAFT.

Women OF Woodcraft. ogden Cir
Gle 6S1, meets every Wednesday
night az 7;30 o'clock. X. OF P. Hail
Visiting nelghbors invited Dues can
be paid at the Reagan Grocery Store.
the afternoon OF the 2Sth Of each
month
ALMA LUDDINGTON, C. n.
sos 18th ST.
MARIE critics. Clerk,
273l Monroe Ave.
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NEW ,FIVE-ROOM modern pressed
brick house Must sell ut once. APP
ply 1868 Quincy avenue. l0-S-1wk
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Queen City. Rebekah Lodge, No q.
!. o. o. F.. meets second and fourth
Friday evenings at Odd Fellows Hall
Visiting members invited
KATE BAILEY. n. @.
EMMA MEID. Rec. Scc'y. 71S 23rd
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING
uPHoLsTERING g. REPAIRING

X VAN HAMPERS shop Will be
closed till further notice on account
OF sickness. 27G9 Volker ave. s-S.lt
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FOR RENT.
FURNISHED ROOMS,

TWO OR THREE furnished rooms.
2927 Hudson avenue lO.S-1gk