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Notes and Personals.

j, Nj, Davis general superintendent Of
the o. S, L., has returned from an in
specton trip ia Nevada.
*, J, Kyes, city ticket agent for the
O, 3. L.. has returned from Idaho j,
j. Craron has been made city ticket agent
in Denver for the L. p, taking the place
of T. III, Williams,
r.. II. Murphy. general auditor of the
ID, 4 X. c., - about To marry Mrs. Min
mic Hall Perry OF Denver, according TO
the Denver papers.
Walter Anderson has been appointed
car service agent for the .. S. L., in
the place Of \, f. Brewer, promoted TO
superintendent. MIR. Anderson has been
acting car agent for some weeks, but tho
official circulars confirming him in his
new position were issued Saturday,
ID. NJ. Newton. city passenger agent
for the L. F.. has been promoted 10 tray
cling passenger agent out OF Ogden.
c. A. Melin, district passenger agent
for the Nickel Plate in Denver recently
paid, one of his occasional visits to Salt
Lake,
The Salt Lake Route is now running
one train daily between Moapa and Las
Vegas. New The line is in good repair
gain from some miles east OF Moapa TO
DaGgett, the end of the line.
Two carloads of the oranges that were
stranded al Caliente by the big flood have
already arrived in Salt Lake.
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VICTORY FOR THE "WETS"
IN CITY OF CHICAGO

CHICAGO, March 2o.-The "vets
Non i, signal victory over The "drys'
Saturday in their skirmish in the fight
10 keep off the ballot time on the oucs-
iion, "Shall Chicago become anti-sa.
loon terrltory?' when the board of elec-
ton commissioners decided to start an
immediate scrutiny OF the ''drv' peti.
tlon,
Pleas made by representatives. of the
an,t'saloon league for more time to pre-.
pare their defense were unavailinp. and
IL was ordered that 2o5 clerks. work.
ing IN three eight-bour shifts, begin the
examination today.
The commissioners announced that if
rs e9ntended by the United Societies
Tor Local Self-oovernmemt. nearly half
of the signatures 10 the pctiiion are in.
valid. Chicago will be given no oppor.
,unitv TO vote OIL the saloon issue at
the April election.
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GENERAL F. d. GRANT
IS TO BE TRANSFERRED

CHICAGO, March 20.--Genersl Fred
erick d. Grant, in charge of the depart.
mcnt of the lakes. viii be transferred
20 New York next month TO assume
command OF the department Of the east.
General Grant has not vet received no.
tice that he Will be transferred, but the
change was announced in Washington
Yesterday.
General Grant expects 10 receive the
order The first part Of next week which
VIII probably mean that he viii leave
Chicago on April 30. He and his wife
viii give up their Chicago residence and
maintain a homo in New York. Cen
eral Grant has been in charge of the
army headquarters in Chicago since Oc.
ioDer j.. 1905 He succeeded General
W N, Carter.
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WEATHER MAN IS OUT
FOR A NEW RECORD
As Starter, Big Stunt Is Done
by the Mercury
Sunday.
FORECAS T.
Observation-Disclosures.

The weather man appears 10 be out
after some new records for March in
The heat line, Not since the local wealth
vr bureau was established in 1874 has
salt Lake seen a warmer day than sun
day. Only once in the past thirty-siX
ScnrS has IL been as warm during the
month of March as II was Sunday. on
March is. 1887, the mercury climbed TO
The "a degree mark and the thermome-
Ter registered similar figure Sunday
Bat Sunday WAS really the warmest day
in the March history OF Utah because
of the fact that the mean tcmpera ture
for The day was 81 degrees, whereas
Saturday with only o. degrees was
record breaker
Unless It rains within the next three
days. the month OF March, 1910, will CO.
unbroken sunshine. Once since the es-
enlistment of the weather bureau In
Salt Lake. this city had twenty three
consecutive days of sunshine during the
month of March Salt Lake has already
had twenty days this year. and unless
some bad luck is encountered. a new
mark Will be set Below is the meteor
oloslcal report issued Sunday evening
by tho local branch of the weather bu-
rcIu;
Temperature at j. M. al degrees;
maximum temperature. "a degrees; min
iInum temperature. 53 degrees. mean
tempcra ture 64 degrees, which is II de-
srccs above normal. Total excess since
The first of the month, 234 degrees; total
excess since January I, iSS degrees. Pre-
cipitation at =; m. none total
/ inch. which is l.23 inches below nor
NAL Total deficiency since January i.
/ % inches. Relative humidity, 20 per
cent,
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GOVERNMENT ISSUES
ECONOMIC COOK BOOK
Housewives May Be Officially
Informed of How Best to
Prepare Meats.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Specldl 10 he tribune.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March 20-Dis-
cussion OF the increasing cost OF living
has brought 10 light quite generally THAI
the cheaper cuts OF meats are more diff
fcult To prepare for the table than the
more expensive portions OF the carcass,
due TO lack OF knowledge of how they
may be made appetizing and paatable,
With view TO providing the house
Keepers OF the country with practical
suggestions along this line, the United
States department OF agriculture has
prepared a manual OF economy in meat
cooking that contains much valuable in
formation. which will be issued free. Ii
is known as Economic Use OF Meats in
the Home" and may be had by ad-
dressing a request 10 the secretary of
agriculture, Washington. ID. G.
The contents covers variety OF sub
jecis including fifty recipes of savory
dishes and much general information
such as:
General methods OF preparing meats
Utilizing cheaper cuts of meats In pal
atable dishes.
A simple but practical method OF clari-
flying fats.
Methods of extending the flavor OF
meats.
The recipes have been selected from
a wide range collected from approved
sources and are all simple formulas call
ing for such items of food as arc Sener-
ally TO be found in every household and
requiring no technical knowledge to COM
nOuDl.
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DOLLY CHRISTENSEN,
One of the Clever Dancers in 1.-The Big
Noise

The advance seat sale for "Thc Big
Noise, the l5lks annual show. 10 be
given at the Salt Lake tbeater March
24-2j. viii open Tuesday morning at ~
o clock. The demand for seats has ex-
ceedcd Che hopes of the most enthusi-
astic boosters for the production and in
dications are that the 5. K. O. sign Will
be in evidence long before the ascension
Of the initial curtain.
Director Rufus Is. Love held two re-
hearssls Sunday afternoon and was
more than pleased with the dash shown
by hls company, j. G. Learv's miu-
strels rchearsed their jokes and escaped
without being damaged by the stage
hands. Mr.. Learv is well satisfied and
predicts that his almost George Primrose
constellation will be the hit OF the piece
The Goldfish ball battle should be "A
scream, The principals have been warm
ing up their salary arms and are re.
ported to be in better shape than the
White Sox pitching staff.
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FURNITURE OF ATl-
- ed; VIII pay you nrst-c1a'
y; Pisner d Co.. loo So ~
olfl3 Ind. 96i. w. n"
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that scaled bids
VIII be received by the undersigned UP TO
II M, Friday, March %. 1910, for the
materials and labor required In the cree
tion and completion OF an eight-room
addition and a toilet and manual train
ing building. To be erected at the Long
fellow school, and First streets, Salt
Lake City. for the Salt Lake City board
OF education. according to plans. spcci
flcatlons and drawings which are open
for the inspection Of the bidders at the
Office OF Dallas Hedges In the Deseret
National Bank building. corner OF Main
and First south streets, Salt Lake city
Utah. and all bids and proposals at the
above time will be publicly opened and
read In the office OF the board Of educa-
tion. city and county building, Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Of Education for Salt Lake City" and
marked on the lower left hand corner,
Bids" or such bids may be delivered to
the board OF education at the said time
and place OF opening same.
Bids must not contain conditions quail
hcatlons. propositions any other things
than those mentioned In the plans, speci-
fica ations, drawings, contract and bonds,
and bidder must use the form OF bids
which will he found at the office OF said
architects. and no other form OF bid Will
be received.
A certified or cashiers check on some
bank In salt Lake city. Utah. for at least
per cent OF the amount OF each bid.
must be inclosed. Each check is to be
maze payablc 10 Inc nndcrSlSncd. ana Is
to be forfeited to the undersigned In case
the bid Is accepted and the bidder docs
not enter into contract within three days
after its acceptance, for the faithful exc
cution OF the contract and bond herein
after mentioned.
The proposed contract and bond are
also at the office or said architects and
may there be examined.
A bond must he furnished for one half
OF the bid with good and sufficient
suretics. all satisfactory To the under
signed.
The undersigned reserves the right to
reject any and all bids
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
SalI Lake CIrv IIfah
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% MEN TO SOAK THEIR WATCHES
ana diamonds at Uncle Franks Loan
oihce. East 3rd South. Ind phone 95s
1891
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BINGHAM { GARFIELD
ROAD GETS ACTIVE
Utah Copper Company Has Par.
ty of Surveyors in the Field
Running Lines.

BINGHAM, March 20.-Thc Utah Cop
per company has surveyors in The field
running the lines for railroad from Its
Bingham properties 30 the mammoth con-
centrator at Garfield, Two years ago
the Bingham q Garfield Railroad COM
pany was organized as subsidiary cor
porajion Of the Utah Copper company
and had for its object the construction
OF such a limo OF railroad, which would
be OF the greatest benefit TO the com
pany operating. as II docs the vast min
ing propositions I'm this camp. the ores
Of which have TO be shipped TO the
Garfield plant
General Manager lacking. being out
OF The city, General Superintendent Gem
nell OF the Utah Copper properties. was
asked for statement concerning this
report and he stated that the surveying
party in the field Was only completing
the work Of making the surveys COM
mcnced some time ago in this conpec-
tion. but he could not make any an
nouncement that the work meant con-
struction OF the road as only the sur
yeys had been ordered and the work now
referred 10 was only the completion OF
the original surveys ordered
SALT LAKE ROUTE SPECIAL,
TRAINS FOR CONFERENCE
The salt Lake Route will run special
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GORDON PRESS FEEDER. GROCER
Printing Co. Salae
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district of Utah.
In the matter OF Joseph Walters, vol
Dankrupt--ln bankruptcy No, 1876.
To the creditors OF Joseph Walters Of
Salt Lake City in the county or salt
Lake and district aforesaid a bank
rupt
Notice Is hereby given that ON the 18th
day OF February. 1910, the said Joseph
Walters was duly adJudicated bankrupt;
and that the first meeting Of his creditors
will be held al my office in the CONNER
oial block. salt Lake City, Utah. on the
10Th day OF March, 1910, at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their claims,
appoint trustee, examine the bankrupt,
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
CHARLES BALDWIN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake CitN- Mnrch is. 1910 1000
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trains between Payson and salt Lake on
April =. and 4. for the Mormon con-
ference. the trains leaving Payson at
1,25 81. IN. and arriving IN Salt Lake
ct the Union depot at $50 a IN. The
Te turn specials will leave Salt Lake on
April /. and 3 at II 10 y. III. for Pay
son. The specials will stop at all points
between Payson and Salt Lake and spe-
clal low rates will apply.
From April / TO &. train No 60, that
leaves Salt Lake at a1O p. IN. daily. Will
run TO Ncphi. and train No. 66. that
leaves Payson at 900 a. m daily. Will
start from Nephi thus giving Nephi three
daily trains during conference week.
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TWO MEN ARE ROBBED
BIZ BOLD NEGRO H0LDUP

James Douglas oC 733 Jackson avenue
reported to the police early Sunday morn
ing that he had been held up and robbed
Of SO and a golu watch by a lone high
wayman on First West and Third South
streets. while he was on his way home.
Douglas left a description OF the high
waNnlan with the police.
Tom Williams. n negro. was arrested
by Patrolman Pitts n few hours later
and WAS positively identified by Douglas
the man who had held him up sun
day morning. Williams is being held
pending an investigation. ~
James Strong. who told the police that
he resided at 5l7 South Seventh East
street. also reported to the police that
he had been held up by a negro and
robbed of $50. When the police went
10 5l7 South seventh East street, no
such person as Strong was known 10 be
living in that vicinity. Believing that the
number might be on East Seventh South
street. the police also made inquiries a
that place with similar results. The po-
lice arc anxious to locate Strong and TO
have him call at the station for the pur-
pose Of identifying Williams ii possible.
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Indian Seminary Burned,

day destroyed the main building nf ibo
Cheroltee seminary at Taleouah- one Of
the oldest institutions OF the Cherokee
iation' All the personal effects of the
took place while tho students were I'm
another building. The loss on the main
bulIdlnE Is estimated at ahnl,1 q, mn
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DIED

of uremia. Lillian II. Giles, born
August 30. 1889. in Beaver, Utah. wife
of D. Gillies and daughter OF Mr., and
Mrs. Frederick G., Harris of Beaver.
Utah. Undertaken Joseph William Tay-
lor shipped the remains TO Beaver Sun
day evening. Funeral services Will be
held at Beaver Wednesday. the 23rd.
Friends are invited 10 attend.
DE WAAL-At the residence 7i2
Browning avenue. this city. March 20
Of typhoid fever. Anna. the 4-year~old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Martin De
Waal Funeral services will be held at
the chapel OF s. NJ. Taylor & Co, 253
East First South street Tuesday. March
90 nj II a m. Friends arc invited to
attend Intcrment in City cemetery.
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Teddy Still Moving.

CAIRO, Egypt, March 20.-Colouel
Theodore Roosevelt will arrive at As.
souan dam on the Nile tomorrow, which
is one of the greatest reclamation pro-
jects in the world Colonel Roosevelt
expressed the hope that he might get
ideas for American projects of a sim.
liar nature at Assouan. He is accom-,
panied by his wife and daughter, and
* orm,t
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Automobile on Fire.

Due TO a short circuit. an automobile
belonging TO J.. II. Morton caught fire
sunday evening at the corner of First
avenue and II street. The apparatus
from station No. and Assistant Chief
fitzgerald responded TO the alarm and
succeeded in cXtinguishing the flames
The damage was Sl5.
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Louisiana Is Swift,

WASHINGTON. March 29.--The bat
tlcship Louisiana exceeded all her previ-
Gus performances yesterday in a test Of
speed in Cuban waters. where the YES
sells OF the Atlantic fleet are engaged
In maneuVers
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GIRL FOR COOKING AND DOWN
stairs work: good wages, Mrs, Han
aucr iii f.. 1st So. 1880
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids Will be received. 7:osing April 20.
for the construction of Covey canal,
near ColScvillc. Wyo. Approximate
quantities excavation: Earth 100 900 cubic
yards; loose and solid rock 1000 cubic
yards. Further information can be OBJ
tanned from 6, NJ Covey. 1913 East 1st
South Salt Lake City. 1888
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BURIAL VAULTS
CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST. w. w. KING
2i4 F. 2nd So. Both phones 81. b297
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And IN accordance Win Inc law and
order OF the board OF directors made on
the 11th day OF February, A. D., 1910.
so many shares of each parcel Of said
stock as may be necessary win be sold
at the office OF the secretary, room 626,
Boston building, Salt Lake City, Utah.
on the 2Sth day OF March, A. d, 1910 at
o'clock p. IN. 10 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with the
cost OF advertising and expense of sale.
F.. r. DAVIS, Secretary.
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GOOD EXPERIENCED Girl. FOR GEN
eral housework. no washing: good
wages, 40 Ind ave. n0lG
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HOME EMPLOYMENT AGENCY FOR
women; positions guaranteed: room and
board cheap while waiting for position.
2l5 w. 5th So, Bell 36SI-k, Ind. 1914.
nl36
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| GIRL FOR GENERAL UOUSEW DIRK.
| Bell 1852. Ind. 2G24 1856
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SHOEMAKER. ENPERlEr<
position on new SHOES or "
ply at AS West 2nd south-
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CaBlNETMAKERS WANTED AT DIN
Woooey Furniture Co. fiII7
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WANTED Hsr.p

SMART. NEAT EETT5e
~ PARTICULARS n,artlculars OF expcrIsa.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Rescue Mining e Milling COM
pany; principal place OF business, Salt
Lake City. Utah. Notice-There are de-
linQuent on the following described stock
on account OF assessment No. 9 levied
on the nth day OF February, a. D.. 1910
the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective stockholders. as
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalnIer, ls4 S. West Temple, Phone
1913 v493
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MONUMENTS AND ToMBsToNEs
WANTED-AGENTS

-~~~~~~~~>>>>N\---~-~~-~~~~
LIVE MEN AND WOMEN FOR
agents; finest thing i'll city; good chance
for advancement: no dead ones need an
ply. 303 Dooiy block fSeI7
FOUR NEAT APPEARING YOUNG
men, men with insurance experience
preferred. Call bet . and ii a. m
Monday. lntcrmountain Medical Asso-
ciation. over Luna theater IL T.. Sra So.
f3SpI
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BOOEKEEPER WANTS "
jngs. Saturday and Suno<
terms moderate. Address y
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TWO LADIES IN OGDEN, OR WHO
will so there to canvass. Las, Tribune
1909
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FiKsT.CLASS srENoGRAPHER. APP
ply Nc. Tribune yoos1
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EXPERIENCED COOK "
.ion; hotel or restaurant
dress MI. Tribune.
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MIDDLE-AGED COOK. GERMAN OR
Swede preferred, Call i5e w. ith SO.
faS87
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FURS AND TAXIDERMSTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taNdermist line and carry COM
pleie stock of manufactured goods. nav
highest p-icc for raw iurs aud game
heads. Il. Stencil Fur Co.. 81 srd So
a2lyo
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private safe may be rented in the
fire and burslar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust Company,
32 Up. Main street. 5000 per year.
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WANTED-INr0H1

INFORMATION IN RE15s<
whercabout OF a Buic*
light color. FIVE lamps. ut
81; rear seat split on -
ward. r. e. Boes. .o9 90 p
phone 1851.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
! must be an experienced cook Mrs
| j. c. RoSle. iSS X NJ, 1928
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MIDDLF-AGED LADY ~
tion as housekeeper lot
or without family; good reio
ReU o06j
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WE HAVE RELIABLG g.
cut Of WORK. II you nct<
men. notify VIM Crome, g
Uer block.
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work: small family. no washing. No.
8. Emery nals, cor. list ave. ard State.
1890
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

flRSI CLASS STENOGRAPHER FOL
law office. Inquire Ind. phone 1867.
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ALL KINDS SEcONr1-r,-
ing, trunks, ysliscs: besi
commercial st. Reply X.
3IiI Bell.
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RING UP IND. l5si Fc,p
uy ary work and lace cur,
N0ftensen CT. 9Th South -
3rd East, 'a ~
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

LADIES TO BORROW MONEY ON
their diamonds from Uncle Frank. 8
East 3Td South, Ind. phone 952. 1882
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WE WILL TRADE yo,-
cc,rOCR CLAIMS AMI
E,0SMMhRClAL COLL LEtsI,<
w HERE WHAT HAVE
;MERClAL COLLECrioN
1880 u. h. WALKER NJ
sf;Ep t,Gtb a'i'. 4. l.. RED
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SITUATION WANTED AS
er or assistant; compere1
In or out Of town. MSS. z
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TO KNOW THAT
HenaSeis s Business College IS the hest
IN the city, Day aad night sessions
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GROOM HOUSE. UNIvEH
VIII be well cared for b,
References. Address O-4.
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WANTED srTuA

LACE CURTAINS LAUNu]
guaranteed, Mrs. StallIn|
1857.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
home. W, r., care Tribu
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK:
good wages. prefer one who has sleen
inS quarters at home sc X. Phone Bell
1"o' aeGS
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AS NURSE TO INVALlu'
ly lady. by experience
woman. Bell 1927.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEwORK.
l27 F St fionn
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FIRST CLASS COAT MAKERS For
3rd South. yoIoi
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AS sTENoGRAPHER q
office work. Ind. 35lf.
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BOOKKEEPER AND CA
teen years experience
gagement. Address MI. IT