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q. esssntiai to II. further development

as essential to the further deyeiopme nt
Of our transit facilities
ror long time. including a good part
OF tina year. the commission has been work =
ing upon plans for an independent system.
IL has expended q large sum of money
estimated TO DO Q million dollars. upon these
plans Are we now to understand thar the
labor and expense was simply a part Of q
tactical move TO force concessions from the
lnf"rboroushl lfso. consider It expensivs
gambling. Was there no sincerity no real
principle behind the triboroush movemsni
az ail' IL there was how can the commits
sion now abandon that movement With
only the PETERBOROUGH proposition as its
excuses
have been informed tha, n-gotia-
tons were pending with the Interborous h
COMPANY early this year for extensions
OF ifs lines with iis own money and that these
extensions were contemplated entirely
At iis own expense with the knowledge
that an independent system would be con-
structed There must have been some
powerful reason for its abandonment Of the
negotiations u was carrying on
The Elsberg law and other rem -dial
legislation was enacted with = view to
rendering the city independent of the
eSiSt'nk subway system The constitu-
tional amendment pxsmp'inx self-sust ain
ing rapid transit bonds from the compufa-
ton OF the debt limit was also passed with
= view 70 enabling the citv 70 construct ia
osn system. I am certain that u MAS not
The opinion OF the people tina, they were
making this exemption for the purpos. Of
TO the extensions Of the lines
controlled by the PETERBOROUGH COMPANY.
am not IN favor OF contributing anv
part OF the SEQ. go Ooo now available for
subway construction for any purpose other
han the cons' ruction Of an independent
'vsism This is the issue Let II he settled
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DROW NED ~ ROCk SURF.
Two Young Wen with Three Others Mere
Practising for Life saving ser, lee

Br1ic" Bond. II years old son Of John
Bond OF Bond avenue. ROckaway Beach
and David Jameson. 10 years old nephew
Of John Jameson Of ~ Bond avenue
were drowned on Rockawsy Beach yes
t-rday and William Phillips. 20 years
old. Of Walco't avenue; William Cas-
sidy. - years old. Of - Bond avenre
and Fred VoIlmer. - years old. OF Ocean
avenue. Seaside. narrowly escaped with
their lives.
The young men. together with half
a dozen others who last summer organ
lied the Rockaway SOCIAL Club and built
a clubhouse AZ the foot Of Bond avenlie.
decided some tim. ago TO organic. a
volunteer life saving corps They had
been practising daily i'm rowing out into
the surf in twenty foot dory. Tn.
waves were running high yesterday
ana some Of those at the clubhouse tried
to dissuade tho crew from going out
The five youths declared that they un.
derstood their task and they pulled out
until they were about 100 feet from shor.
Then they decided to return A. they
were turning a breaker caught the boat
and upset IT, Bond and Jarnieson an.
psared but for a moment and wer. seen
no more. Phillips and yollmsr began
to swim for IN. shore. encouraged by th..
shouts 81 companions AZ the boathous.
Cassidy started and got about half way
when 1t was noticed that he was giving
out Samuel Frazier OF lnwood wa. ON
the shore and he threw OF his outer z,r-
ments and went tn Cassidyz aid. All
three Of the youths were 40 oyercom.
when they got ashore that they had q,
b. taken TO the clubhouse. wh.r. their
worked over them and CAV.
them rertoratives.
The bodice of the drowned young men
had not been recovered last night
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MISSING NAV FOs NDrNDER ICE.
BOD, ~ Harr, q. wicks Rec0s FRED From
Frozen Over ~ amp.

-ORASOE y ! Dec 20 hoy skiddin q
over the ice on sled on a swamp here
this afternoon Asw beneath the ice q
human hand extending toward the sur
fac. He told the police and the body
was found 10 he that Of Harry r wIcks
the Lackavanna railroad clerk who Was
reported missing from his home in this
CITY on November ~
The body was identified Ivy means 81
gold watch N the pocket Of the dead
man walStcOaf II bore an inscription
which was quoted IN the circulars sent
out by the New York police soon after
hIr disappearance Harry X Weeks. IN
memory 81 Mary 4 Titus Weeks lived
with his wife and three little daugf ers
nj IN Ninth avenue. this city The body
MAS "ncrusret IN ice and II took Two hours
10 chop n ont with axes
The plarc where the dead man lay il
ont OF the way ~ travel. The police
think that WIcks fell INTO IN. swamp
IN passing Their. ~ nigh' No one co'Ild
be- found who remembers having seen
him IN that locality ~ any time
Wicks was - years old " - aid that
he held . good position In the purchasing
departInent 81 the I-AckawAnnA Railroad
and wae In comfortable circumstances.
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rO FLY AND ALiGHT on SHIP.
Niators NJ san Francisco Get the Navy
Department Assent.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-The Navy De-
parimeni has received a request from the
executive committee Of the citizens avia-
ton committee OF San Francisco asking
for the Use of an armored cruiser in at
tempting the experiment Of landing an
a-roplan. ON the deck Of a war ve~ael
Paul W Beck. secretary OF IN. COIN
miftee. said that il was the purpose Of the
aviator- To make the attempt provided
the Department will agree 10 lend war
vessel for the test The experiment. he
added. wa- intended 20 supplement IN.
flight of Eugene Ely in a Curtis- biplsne
on November - last. when he few from
the deck Of th. SCOTT cruiser Birmingham IN
Hampton Roads to shore The aviator-
in San Francisco. Mr. Beck said. would
attempt a flight from shore To the deck
of an armor.d cruiser
Acting Secretary Of the Navy Win
fhrop has instructed Rear Admiral T. b
Barry. commander in chief Of the Pacific
feet. To Coop.rat. with the aviation com
mittee in making the test The expert
ment will h- held early in January
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\EiRFR TO n. a. >TRIkF.
Engineers and Managers ran Ia \EreAai
Chicago wariikr Move.


CHICAGO. Dee - Relations between
th. Western railruad- and the Hfpthsr
hood IT I.nr"motiv" Engineers which
have h..en strained 'uT several days
reached IA critical stag" tonight. and u
strike h-cam. "a strong Possibility. After
a conference. To night Labor Iommis-
-ion.r Dr Charles = Neil practically ad
mt tel thai hI- efforts ~ mediation had
failed Neither sId.. would yield point
ift.r leaving the conference. Warren
y stone grand chief ~ tho engineers
board to com. to n,cago AT once Arhi-
tTatlon VIII II. offered Nv the railroad
Managers H. last resort bUt the ell
gin.ar~ will not arbitraie IA. "nrir. qIe--
lion of wages aud conditions lf the
managers ore willing To let their offer o!
" per cent advance stand and submit
tn arbitration on the gIIstion Of whether
III" men shall have u further increas.
that proposition would probably l.. at
,.-pi-Ni bv ih. engineers
Tn. manager will not agre" to this
They wish to submit tbs. Who'll. question
1" an arbitration board. a. they already
have offered III" engineers more 81 an in
crsas. than WIS awarded To rh- 'ir-tnsn
arbitration
Tn. calling of his advisory board to tn.
city hv Nj Ston" - regarded a. the most
~arhk. move 'ha' has We been mad.
The controversy Involves -INtv -or. RAFT
road <v-i-m- running West north and
-nurn from Chicago Ahnut 3jw" "ngI-
n..7- arr. involved
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TO FREE GREENE tNDG,yNDR.
Their Names AMONG the Fort, Prisoners
To Hr Parolrst

trrNNrA, Dec ~ Forry-.iGh' PR.
oner- IN The United states peniten'ilrv
here are 10 he released on parole a. he
result of recent hearings Nv ~. Paru-
Board. according ~ stat encnts mad.
nv Federal officials today The names
Of III. prisoners to- ba released ar. with
held. A. % ~ sald he COW ic'- oh iccI 4,
noiOri.tv. hat u N said that John ID
Greene and " J Gsynor who were con
viCted oT complies = with Capt Ob-rlin
Carter ~ savannah hsrbor frauds.
are among hos. to he r..lca sod
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LONG TERN FOR HOWtN MILLER
with Remarks Interesting To Jur, That
Acquitted Another

Abraham Roth. a tailor who was cor
victsd las, week OF mansIa ghter IN the
frat degree for the killing 81 his wife
Bertha. was sentenc ed yesterday by Judge
O'Sullivan IN General Sessions To serve
not l-ss than ten wears nor more than
twenty IN State prison.
Judge O'Sullivan. after sentencing
Roth. mad this To say The Court has no
sympathy with American citizens who
violate their oath. A. CHI zen. bv letting
men whose hands are stained with blood
go free Members OF the jury that
acquitted Hymsn BENJAMIN last week
Of the murder ~ Rachel Roo,en were
sitting ia the conrt room
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CORDIaLITI At CaRifts.
successor Of Castro, Now TIVE Years In
Dmce. DerOrateS Z. ~. Naval Onacer..

Nbf' Mt lor D'Spft1 ~ INV NIN
CARACAS. Dec 20 President Gomez
Of Venezuela receiv ed AT his official resi-
dence al MirafOre- Yesterday the officers
Of the American wsyship Dolphin Much
cordially was displayed by both hos,
and guests
Upon IN" conclusion OF the vi-i, Presi-
dent Gomez conferred on the Captain
Of the Dolphin rh. Order OF the Bust ~
Bolivar The third class decoration Of
the same order was conferred on tn.
officers
The object in comforting these honors
was to manifest the President cordial
sentiments toward the United States
and his desire for the reestablishment 81
cordial relations between tho two coun-
tries.
To-day is the second anniversary Of
Gen Gome1's accession TO the Presidency
The populace Is celebrating the occas ion
with enthusiasm
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HOMER ~ rID4L wuE.
saipsprr u fhr Doris swept %, rrsSeard
ar Coast 0f NO0stsras.

PESsACoLA. Fla Dec ~ Dismasi eel
her skipper washed overheard and her
crew shadows of their former selves
because Of the hardships hoy have
underg gone the American schooner Doris
ICES A. anchor oH Puerto Corrrz. Hon
ciura-. where she vac lowed nv m" L nit Ell
States cruiser Tacoma some days ago
News NJ the wreck reached here to-day
IN the shape Of a wireless repor, sent via
he nat ion A. Key West 10 the owners Of
the .chooner nv m. frr' mate now in
command
Tn. Doris sailed from this porr for
Relize on Oct ober 10 with n cargo Of
lumber. She reached that port Novem-
her II. took on u cargo Of mahogany
logs and starte home December -
when she was not far from the nou, h
ri ,h. Yucca, an Channel. without warning
sonnet hing struck her
At firrt her men thought al. had run
on one 81 the many reefs th~reabou;s.
hut before they could act the vessel -hiv-
.red again The sea. which had been
long gray ridge piled Itself upon
h. horizon and came tearing down on he
vessel
Green water sprang over her rail grip
Ding th.. skipper. Capt Gustav Azsson.
and dragging him over the side VI. was
never .een agnin The tidal wave waS
followed by q hurricane that ragged for
three days and tore spars and rigging
from the schooner.
After the gale sub-ded she driffed about
for several days but was finally picked up
hv rhe TAG OTna ~ Puerto fortez she
will b. repair sufficiently 10 enable her
to reach her home port.
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TO LET ArTOS % FASTER.
\hiermrn Ponder Raisinx the i.imir a,
District Attorneys sugge sti0n.

A. the request Of District Attorney
Whitman Alderman johnson offered a
resolution TO the board yesterday increas-
ing the speed limit for automobiles in the
city MIR Whitman said in his letter
thai eight miles was 'unreasonabiy slow
and he suggested that fifteen should be
allowed on streets where the buildings
were less ihsn $50 feet apart and twenty
where IN. buildings are more than $50
feet apart tn - resolution was referred
to the Committee on Laws and Legislation.
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TO Dsspv nov Ans WILL.
Mr. Ronaids Notifies Surrogate ~ Oh
jrrtiOns To PrObatr-

NEwBrRGH. Dec % Mrs. George
Lorillard ROnaId- NJ New York notified
Surrogate Sw.zsy Of Orange county
to-day through her counsel that she
intends 10 enter objection To the probate
81 Mr. Ronaids's will under which she
vas to rrc-iv" third Of the sstat. II is
understood that the value Of the estate
- about ssOO. mo Tn. executor 81 tbs,
will IL Alfred X ConkliDg OF New York
Hearing IN tn. matter was adjourned
until D.cember ~. because IL WA stated
that q settlement in the dispute would
b. arrived at out 81 court
Mr~ Ronnldr. who was Miss Edith
HoadIey. has been living with her mother
Mr. Russell ". Hosdley at % East Sov-
enty- third street Mr.. Ronalds lived IN
Tuxedo
The Roma id-e- were divorced IN 1907
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THE MING "a NYONS ASQCIrB.
British Premier susidcniy Called From .
Visit to Lord neseberry.
Sp-cia' Cabls Dsspdseh to rHs SC

Spsc'1' CablS DsspdsCh to ras Srs
i.oSpON. Dec 2i.-A late edit ion OF the
Telegraph repor' that the King has sud
denly summoned Prime Minister Asauith
to London from Edinburgh. where he
was to b. Lord Rossbery's guest over
Christ mas
The Premier left Edinburgh at mid
night
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Dysr Three Hour. Osbrkest Ihrs sieepaaG
Oar service an FIBrids Fast Toast Resorts
PrnRA station. Inc iI1 BcwaS. cor 3sth ST.
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aOwNsNG AAD EVEN ISG; To MONTREAL
VA Delaware q Hudsop. obdeas and bess route.
Perfect srUipusens. Tieksas &C New coEn Central
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from Broadway 20 'hr Boardwalk by the Penn
- wanna Nailroad. special returning Train Raves
Atlantic CITY 80 .. q Dscsmber n. Nith dining
car .tdr.
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IN AcGEPIABiE HRISTMAs ymFsgNI
2. Z. DEWEY Sons Co. ISs Fuiton So. y. Z.
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, " J. Client. stafisticisn OF the Socialist
party. has figured that Eugene v. Debs.
its Presidential candidate. polled 900 200
votes in 1913. an iDcrease Of 10000 over
four years before. The principal incrsa-.
was in he Western States
D~lIciOu. appetizer for Chr-tmas dinners IDoIr :
Pure Hawaiian P9Beappie Juice. serve cold -IdT
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sm,psSted SpaTLIInE pIBr-. Just arrived for
ne Holiday trade 'esars Cont zen AEt .lsp
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90 ~ BBIJEHs irupAr's delicious
.r'..t.. ausi dTr-~f's ~ n frccly a.
as 'AblC Tefuss fYbsiitufss .ldg
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wnpSrsDAY DEcEMnrE 81 1870
Unsettled and colder to-day. with light snow
In the interior; tomorrow fair: moder.
ate 70 brisk westerly vindA
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that there VIII
be q special meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Nevada Hills Mining company, had
and held at the office OF said company,
room No. 20i. Newhouse building, Salt
Lake City, Utah, on the End day Of
July, 1910. at the hour OF o'clock p. m
OF said day.
Said meeting will be had and held for
the following purposes:
First-To consider the advIsability OF
amending the articles OF incorporation OF
ital stock from 1000, 900 shares OF the
par value of $500 each. TO 1850, 900 shares
OF the par value Of $500 each
Second-To amend the articles Of in
corporation so as to change the principal
place OF business of said corporation from
Salt Lake City. Utah. TO the City OF
Reno. Nevada
And in case said articles of incorpora-
tlon shall be amended In the foregoing
particulars. TO authorize and direct the
proper officers Of the company 10 file with
the proper officers the necessary and
requisite papers. showing such amend
ment-
This meeting is called pursuant to n
resolution OF the board OF directors and
at the request OF the holders and own
ers OF n majority of the outstanding
capital stock os said corporation.
It. X. STEVENS.
Assistant Secretary.
". II. WEBER.
JOHN A. KIRBY.
JAMES FARRELL.
JAMES f. DAVIS.
Stockholders.
Salt Lake City. Utah. April 80. 1910.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the city
council of Salt Lake City OF tho intention
OF such council to make the following de-
scribed Improvement, to-wit;
Extending and laying sewer laecral OF
vitrifed pipe eight (S) inches In diameter
on City avenue. which runs north from
Seventh South street to Sixth South
street between State md Second East
streets, In sewer district No, 2, and de-
fray the abuttcrs' portion of tho cost and
expense thereof. estimated Mt nine hum
dred two and 25-100 (S902.2b) dollars. or
93-100 (S0-93) dollars per front or linear
1oO2,5 feot abutting said improvement. by
a local assessment upon the lots or pieces
OF ground within the following described
district, being the district to be affected
and benefited by said Improvement.
The north 2d7.5 feet OF the west side
OF the cast Ills feot of lot .: the north
165 feet OF the west side of the east 1iS
feet OF lot ,; the north S2.5 feet of the
south les feet OF tho west side OF the
east 1919 feet OF lot ?. the south 24T.5
feet Of the east side OF tho west 3S feet
of lot 4 the south 96 feet OF the north
165 feet of the cast side OF the west 40 6
feet OF lot Z: the south 165 feet OF tho
east side of tho west IS feet of lot 7. all
In block 20, plat a." Salt Lake city sur
vey.
All protests and objections TO the car
rylns out OF such intention must be pre-
sented in writing, stating therein lot and
block, or description OF property 10 the
city recorder on or before tho 3tst day
OF May. 1910, being the time set by said
council when it will hear and consider
BY order OF the city council o, Salt
Lake City. Utah
Dated April 25th, 1910.
y. s RIVES.
Sewer extension No. oss. kI739
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Yankee Consolidated Mining company,
q corporation. Principal office and place
of business room No. &0i, Newhousc
building. Salt Lake City Utah
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing OF the board of directors of the Yam
kce Consolidated Mining company. held
on the 26th day OF May. 1910. an assess
ment of two (2) cents per share was
levied and assessed on the outstanding
capital stock of said corporation payable
TO a. r. Caufeld. secretary of said COM
pany, room No, S07. Ncwhouse building.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessme ent
may remain unpaid on the Path day OF
June, 1910, will be DELINQUENT and adver-
tised for sale at public auction. and un-
less payment is made before will be sold
on the Iith day OF July. 1910 TO pay de-
linquent assessment thereon. together
with costs OF advertising and expenses of
sale. A. u. CANFIELp.
Secretary Yankee Consolidated Mining
Co. k376l
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nfty-nne and so-ioO ($1S159.SO) dollars
leaving one hundred fifteen thousand
nlncty-two and 20-100 (Stl5,OQ2 20) dollars
TO bo raised by local assossnont
All protests and objections TO the
carrying out of such intention must bc
presented in writing, stating therein lot
and block. or description OF property, &c
the city recorder or before the 9Th
day of June, 1910. being the time set BY
said council when it will hear and con
slider such protests and objections as may
be made thereto.
BY order OF tho city council OF Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated January 81 1910.
B. s. R1VES. City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No. 129.
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPd dRTMENTS. AP-
PLY MORNINGS 7;55 AFTERNOONS
AT 12:45. UPERINTBNDENT'S OF
fICE, TROY LAUNDRY. 49l SO. 9TH
EAST ST. f4l0d
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HOUSEKEEPING

HADFIELD & CO. HOUSECLEAN AIMING
by hour or contract; wallpaper cleaning
a speciality: office window cleaning. paint
ing decorating; phones Bell Main 4Tln-Y
Ind 2s5S. k556
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TURKISH BATHS

LINDEN HOTEL. 123 o. 3RD So. HAIR
DRESSING facial massage manicuring;
expert attendants ladies' days for Turk
ish baths. Monday and Friday. Ind.
phone 1855. Bell 47i0. Miss Lora Bean,
manager. 1852
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LADIES TO BORROW MONEY ON
their diamonds from Uncle Frnnk.
East 3rd South Ind phone 9J2, f592
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WANTED uELP-FEMAHB

HOME EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
headquarters for cooks, etc. board and
room while waiting; reasonable. 2I5
West 5th South. Bell 36S7-k k3202
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HAIRDREssING AND MANIC
SECONDHAND FURNlT

AOOSN--~ - ~~N-~~|-~~~>~~>->-
WARREN PAUL. HAVING Mo'
sc W. 3rd South. first door w.
tariurn. will. for 80 DAYS, sell y9
ture. carpets ranges, at the Iows'
that can possibly DO made IN ~
1t VIII pay you TO see me oeio''
or selling.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WE REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF
thirty statesmen TO handle our line of
laces, embroiderios and veillugs on COM
mission basis. State experience and ter
ritory preferred. Goldwatcr Bros. 4S4
Broadway. N Y lreI~c
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FURs AND TAxIDERMSTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN TIE FUR
and taxidcrmist line and carry COM
highest price for raw furs and game
heads. r. Stencil Fur Co. 81 &c. 3rd SO.
a3IS2
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Lakb ai. HAND LAUNDRY; ONTy =;
aoe SJ I work: please try once. Phonss2 ~
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STORAGE
WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE-PAUL HEM. PRO-
pretor. 6S East First South: 25o rooms +.
rates 35c. 40c and Soc xt934
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SECONDHAND STORES.

->-->~-~-~--~-~-~~-
WANT TO BUY 2D-HAND FURNITURE
stoves. ranges. Michigan Fur Ind 43l.
Bell 5li5. I15i9
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DRESMAIHNG

DRESS MA K3R AND DE
sicncT just returned from Paris, de-
sircs few customers by tho day Mile.
Frances. 6" South 5th East; Bell 20SS- X.
k3I70
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ALL KINDS SECOEn-I1,,7r-
ing, trunks. vallses: heat nrIco,C CLo.
s122li'f,erGiai s12i ni,, at. Reply by postaI HIaid
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE
with us. Halloran- Judge Co.. 200 Main
street. G785
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WANTED HELP-MALE

M. ]. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
skilled and upskilled laborers furnished.
40 East 1st South cor, Commercial.
Bell phono 1888, Ind. 923. p43
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YOUNG GIRL ToR GENERAL HOUSE
work ~ r. ct 1870
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WANTED TO INVEST
small sum on new patent polish Ad-
dress y. J. Gordon. ia North Main So.
k572
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GIRL TO COOK AND ASSIST WITH
ironing. 305 1st ave. k531
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HAT FACTORY
SHOE REPAIRING

WHILE YOU WAIT SEWED SOLFS
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