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The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-23

be connected by wide hallway to
the second story balcony. The prepa-
ration and property rooms of the
lodge will also be on this floor.
In the front part of the building
over the smaller lodge rooms is an
other half story which contains q
balcony looking over the lodge room,
seating 100 people. There will also
be rooms in this part which will oe
furnished for sleeping rooms.
Special attention will be paid to
the interior decorative schemes, each
floor having different scheme in
keeping for its use.
The ceiling of the lodge room will
be beamed and treated with rich
panels of decorative plaster which
will permit an indirect lighting ef-
feet.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-23
!. IS SWEET ERE LONG. LONG
g sesoWs = AWFUL Elrfh"

ri, YOU like to have 3 a 'e', y,
.'',u ro1 'd dance by shooting ,,an a,
',.a ,,a , six shooter and 'hen
VIII 0si.rted have you thrown
what 'ss happened to Sc 5. u'
,ho Sr' was brought to Gree, e,
tusay day from the vicinity Unity, ,r %, y
"sere he had been nv w0'Nsan haan
,'', camp. He has oeen
/. ''u' TO- serve 80 days in the ne
n y having been convicted o.. o,
4. !. in the justice cour. a.
Where bootlegsins chars.s s'.
=, ,radlng camps and out
.,1e,,' ~ the nearest justice OF
I. has jurisdiction -
I'm. to the story told by
be had Joined forces WIN
m, camp some time ago
w m,n of the camp took a dis
.,m and one evening insisted
,,,ipg for the edihcation OF
REYNOLDS refused upon
!. had man drew a SIX
and began nippins the
m tbe vicinity of Reynolds
,tead Of dancing the victim
\, later having the bad man
for assault, The shooter
q ,s and costs, whereat he
,seeance on REYNOLDS.
dsys ago an officer appeared
1ding camp, nabbed Key
A took him to trial on the
At bootlegging. The bad
had been fined for shooting
AIDS toes was the principal
md his evidence was strong
10 convict REYNOLDS.
There is a prisoner in the
Ian who is wondering II re-
ally is sweet, or If IT isn't
) dance when invited to by a
lding a six shooter.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-23
~ssamers' League
Sfeeley Tribune.

een reading with a great
interest your articles on the
League and | think 1t a
proposition. OF course the
WI 10 is a question of how
= s'.'' a can be aroused and
:. y .ae people of Greeley can
'ae benefit to the town
.'uld a follow a consistent ef-
ae part of all or a large part
|''''e TO use home made pro-
. ,"s, s.. a lew nights ago in re-
I ~ ~, =, oread industry was
! W., .ne point and while manv
i,,, Aa' Is the benefit to Gree
,..,, " 1--WE new families, they
,.al',e ,sa that with home sun.
/ s"n,s ,uu sfead Industry, home
M t,u ha go to other Industries
Aere and which would
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-23

A heavy cold in the lungs that was
expected to cure itself has been the
starting point in many cases OF dis
ease that ended fatally. The SEN
sible course is to take frequent doses
of BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYR-
UP. 1t checks the progress OF the
disorder and assists nature to restore
normal conditions. Price 25c. soc
and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Car
son w. Gilbert.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-23
Ne Building for ELks Club .uich N be Thirty
Days Wayne Patterson Weitze

The new club building for the Elk
lodge will be one of the most beauti-
full STRUCTURES in northern Colorado.
An exhaustive study has been made
of the plans submitted by various
architect and those drawn by
Wayne B, Patterson and John A.
Weitzel, associate architects of Gree
ley. were unanimously chosen.
Work on the foundation will be-
gin mex month and it is expected
that the building will be completed
in eight months. The new structure
will be located on Ninth street, ives!
OF the court house, and will cost be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. 1t Will
be ColoniaI style, executed in a com
bination Of brick and stone.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-23

Speaking OF tests, 'spose a man
with a bomb in his hand should
stand in the senate gallery, when
every senator was in his seat, and
yelled, this for the man who bought
votes" how many dodgers would
there be?-Steamboat Pilot.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-23

A piece OF flannel dampened with
Chamberlain liniment and bound
on to the affected parts is superior to
any plaster. When troubled with
lame back or pains in the side or
chest give 1t trial and you are GER
tain to be more than pleased with
the prompt relief which 1t affords.
Sold by all Cealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-23
How's This?

|efer One Hundred Dollars
] for any case Of Catarrh that
u cured by Halls Catarrh
CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
X Undersigned, have known
aey for the last fifteen
believe him perfectly hon
oil business transactions
ply able to carry out any
1lade by his firm.
8, nNNAN & MARVIN,
hAk Druggists, Toledo, o.
Ohrrh Cure is taken in
stting directly upon the
mucous surfaces OF the
Testimonials sent free.
cents per bottle. Sold by
gisa.
hlls Family Pills for con-
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-23
Ault Wins From Normal

Ault. Feb. 1S.-The basket ball
team OF the Ault eighth grade de-
deated the team OF Normal eighth
grade Friday evening with the score
OF % to 20. The game was played
at the armory and was witnessed by
a large crowd. The game was highly
interesting.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-23

The Arapahoe county commission
ers, who refused election day con-
stables their just fee. have now ap-
pointed TWO official papers for the
county, showing that something
alas, has cooled the ardor of their
economical zeal.-Aurora Democrat.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-23

When her child is in danger a
woman will risk her life to protect II
No great act of herofsm or risk OF
life is necessary to protect a child
from Group. Give Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy and all danger !s
avoided. For sale by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-23
FATHER MAY KEEP THE
LITTLE INCUBATOR BABY

:. Tiny Signe Johnson, Weld +
:. county's now famous incubator :
:. baby whose dimpled smile filled 4
:. the county court for several !
!. days last week, is in just about !
= the same fix she was before the +
:. trial came up. Mayor Houston, !
:. who was appointed guardian of !
:. the child by Judge Bradfield. i
:. on Monday reported adverse I
:. lv to its adoption by DR.. J. c. :;
:. Carlson of Eaton, who has had I
= the infant since its birth last !
:. March. !
:. Ten days was allowed by the
:. court for filing an appeal bond. :
!. Unless August Johnson. the
!. father of the babe. adjusts the
:: matter out OF court and is given
:. the baby by the Carlsons. It IL :
:: probable that he will institute :
:. habeas corpus proceedings to :
:. recover 1t. :
= Meanwhile the infant will re- I
:. main with the Carlsons, where 1
). It has always been since its 1
:. birth last March.
:. The case attracted more at I
:. tention than any in the county I
!. court for long while. District =
:. Attorney Carlson represented :
:. Dr. Carlson, they being broth :
:. ers, and Josep.. C. Ewing rep !
:. resented Johnson.
= 4. Il. Il
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-23

Miss Josephine Knowles OF Den
on business and visiting friends,
Miss Knowles Is studying voice cul-
ture In Denver this winter.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-23
Raise Better Quality

Why not better the quality of the
flock this season by more careful Sc
lection. Don't use eggs from the
entire flock for Matching, but make
up a breeding pen of your best hens
The Greeley tribune., 1911-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs. C. W Custer and
daughter of Galesburg. ILL.,, arrived
here Friday evening for visit with
DR.. A. T.. Freeman and sister
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l. A. uAhEAh, Choice wines and liquors
1864 Market st.
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CHAS SAAD-2162 Main and 1916
Market. See under Dry Goods
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On June 7th. there met in Boston
the Thirty-eighth Annual National
Conference on Charities and Correc-
ton. For thirty-eight years these rep
resentatives of charity organizations
have been meeting to discuss ways
and means of dealing with poverty
and distress and in spite of all their
deliberations htere is as much If not
more poverty today than there was
when these conferences first We're
held. What is worse, these confer
ences have done nothign to justify the
hope that they will be a factor in
making things better after thirty
eight more of them have been held.
A few, but only. few individuals
connected with charity organizations
realize how this duty is being neglect
ed and are trying to induce their CO.
laborers to do something to remove
the cause6f poverty. Unfortunately
their efforts do not seem to be meet
ing with much success.
With the same object in view as
these few workers have, and in the
hope Of helping them, Mr.. Joseph
Fels of Philadelphia, sent letter to
JQ6 mGHU6IS VI llO OOA1OIOAN~0s IL
does not appear that this letter was
publicly read. but all Of the members
must have been aware of it's contents.
In this letter, Mr.. Fels called at
tention to the fact that the charity
workers are doing little or nothing to
remove the cause of poverty. and that
many of them are either Indifferent or
opposed to the reforms that would
have this effect. He pointed out that
there is no excuse for ignorance on
this matter. for it is now thirty years
since Henry George made clear in
Progress and Poverty how poverty
can be abolished. He then offered a
suggestion which actually put to a
test the willingness of the members
in attendance to learn how to put an
end to all need Of charity. He sug-
gested that a committee be appointed,
lAcomposed of members in whose fair
ness and intelligence all could have
to make a thorough ilVes-
tigation Of the merits Of all proposed
plans to end poverty and to report to
| the next annual conference.
The adoption of this suggestion
would not have committed the confer
ence to any particular idea. The com
mittee would have been free to inves-
tigate the relative merits of single
tax, socialism, anarchism, public own
ership and any other plan. He only
asked that the committee be properly
constituted so that it might have the
confidence of all. No matter what
the decision of this committee might
have been, the next annual confer
ence would have had the chance to
take some action that would put it in
position where it might be of some
service in settling the questions with
which it is supposed to deal.
The failure to act on Mr.. Fels' sug-
gestion justifies the suspicion that a
majority of the conference is not par
| tfcularly interested in seeing poverty
abolished. This puts the members in
a rather awkward position. If they
are unwilling to do what they can to
abolish poverty they necessarily as
sumo some responsibility for its con
tinued existence. Consequently their
charity amounts practically to made
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Want More Pay
F or Mechanics
"a. r of L. News Service

"a. F. of L. News Service.)
Philadelphia, July Efforts have
been made by members of the City
Council of Philadelphia, to get an in
crease in wages for the mechanics in
the filtratio on plants of that city. An
amendment was recently adopted
carrying slight increase to few
OF the employees, but was stricken out
by the mayor. A new bill has been
introduced which provides for an APP
preparation of about $4,000 to in
crease the. pay of these water depart
ment employees, some 422 in number.
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DENVER MUSICIANS WIN

Denver, Colo, July The Banda
"a. r. of L. News Service.)
Mexicana, known to the Musicians
Union as the Peon Band, was been
Withdrawn from Luna Park in Den
yer. The union men of the city re-
fused to patronize the park, and it
proved oh a serious injury that a
settlement was made with the local
Musiciansi Union.
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CARR lAeE WORKERS WIN.
"a. F. of L. News service.)

"a. F. of L. News Service)
Milwaukee, Wis. July Local I'M
ion of the International Carriage and
Wagon Workers at Milwaukee, after
short strike against the open shop,
reached an agreement and all the men
returned to work.
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e
Lay C orner Stone
Utica Labor Temple
(A.F. of Z. News Service. !

IAv +. OF Z. news SerVIce.J
Utica, N. Y, July The corner
stone of the Labor Temple in Utica, is
about to be laid. President Gompers
has been invited to deliver an address
upon that occasion, but owing to a
previous engagement made for st.
Louis on that day, he is unable to
accept.
When your patronize an advertiser
do you ever mention that you say the
ad in the Majority
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SHOES

JOHN DINGER. Good Shoes only. At
the one location rs years. rs 18th st.
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NAY SHOE CO., 1S09-1S11 Market ST
None but Good Shoes" Made by high
grade, well paid labor.
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81 The Charity Con- ference

Quate paymet nof damages for injury
done the recipients. To such cahrity
rs; cerdit is due for good intentions
and no gratitude is due from those
who receive it. e.rs
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HOTELS

HADORNss HOTELs Godfrey Hadorn
1roDrietor. Best meals. cleanest rooms.
$amDle room In connection. 1oo6-1o1o
Market St. East side Second Ward
Market House.
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PRINTING

THE MAJORITY FRINTERY is better
enuinrrd than ever to handle all kinds
Of Job printing quickly. at reasonable
prices. and to your satisfaction. All
work bears the Union Label of the
AIIied Prinfing Trades.
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RECEIPT BOOKS

WT4M nTAgORTVY carries in stock
reesefnt hooks ST TO- Is and IS cents
fiaf are Union Labeled and Just the
thing Tor everybody who uaee reeeiDtA.
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STATIONERY, BOOKS

TRAVIS BROTHERS CIGAR STORE,
(Hannan Bros old stand) 1888 Market
st. All good goods.
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HILL BROTHERS, Dentists. Gold
crowns, Bridge work, Plates Gold
Work. Perfect Fit l04s Main ST.,
wheeling, w. Va. =.
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(Ie your Union listed in this Direc-
tory! If not, see why not. The
is but ten cents per line per month.
Publication will show that you are
alive, and assisting in the support of
the Labor paper.l
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PI.ATING

Have you Plating or Polishing to be
done? We will do 1t, and do II right.
Phone calls promptly attended.
WT7FSTeI.TNG PLATING & POLISHING
WORKS. Cor. Eof and Alley Is.
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UPHOLSTERERS

UPHUIST EhEhO
SOUTH SIDE UPHOLSTERING CO.
Successors to Johnson Brothers. Prac-
ticaI Repairers, Finishing, Repairing,
Packing, Grating. Renovating Feathers
Both Phones. 2344 Chapline Street.
ECKLOFF & sTOHLMAN-Uphol
ing. Furniture Repairing, Carpet
Packing. Nat. Phone 1466-Y. i l4l
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DEIICATESSEN

0G11A N44 > AAtSt01NHN
4. KRAUS, 6S 18th ST. Fancy Gro
ceries, Smoked Meats Fruits. Kosher
meats Lunches served or packed.
Imported and domestic cheese.
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WALK-OVER boot SHOP, walk
Over Union Made Shoes, the working
mems favorite. 46 Twelfth st.
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BRICkLAYERS-U No. 1. Meets
Tuesday evenings, Eagle Hall, 1913
Market Street Pres. Therman Kay
.lor, Mozart Heights; V. p, Sidney
Beazle, Isl 29th. Secy, w. y. Martin,
4219 Wood, p %. Box 1918. Nat phone
l39yR. Deputy. M. Q. Rivers, 726
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PLUMBING

who's Your Plumber SAUL n.
phone. National
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.
CUTS

TIM MAJORITY IL headquarters for
union labeled cuts suitable for print
ING on eardaL In newspapers etc
cut not bearing the union label = not
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PHOTO ENGRAVING

THE MAJORTTY can supply you with
photo engravings bearing the Union
orovers Union. The union, label APP
bears IN the printed picture. When,
Won do not see the label. the cut was
not union made
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REsTAURANTS

BUSY BEE RESTAURANT, VIM. Press
ton Mcmahon, Prop. For good
clean. home meal
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00N s1TTTH,s. 11O4-0e Market ST. The
LARGEST Is cent meal in the world
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DIARIES

sJh TIED DAIRY COMPANY, All Cream
sce Cream. speciality Of ours. lss
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FAIRNESS

- =. nunTxI. Es-Wh Wholesale Collar an 3,
Harness ManQfactgrer;; Wins and
3 z5,a1 $ n fs.o6inmen}z. 1899 Market a
WhsSlinG' n
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ICE CREAM

KLOSS ICE CREAM. The best that
can be made Both phones. 1926 &
1927 Jacob St
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CLOTHING

g. F. ADAMS CO., 1140-42 Main St.. End
floor Cash price on credit plan
thing In Msn snS PR oSvs sy wear. liza
ana ll24 Market St
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WIRE GOODS

p. 8. HARRIS, Manufacturer of Wire
Goods of every description, Office and
Counter Ratings, Heavy and Light
Window Guards. Wheeling Wire Works,
No. 5 10th Street.
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PATENTS

81. e. DUNLAP, Patent Lawyer, Reilly
Building, 14th q Market S1s. TERMS
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No shop can pay union wages an,
cheaper than at the MAJORITY PRINT.
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Live Rabbits. SO cents
each. 1920 Main st.
FOR SALE-French Cereal Coffee, ten
cents per pound. Eounihan Bros,
1926 Main st.
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VEHICLES

CHAS. ii. SEABRIGHT, Wholesale and
Retail Buggies, Surveys, Wagons and
Harness. Rubber firing a specially.
Agent for Kramer Wagons. Cor. 42nd
and Wood Streets. Wheeling, W. Va.
Both Phones.
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WEST VIRGINIA LOAN OFFICE.
Money loaned on valuable articles.
Reasonable rates given. 1927 Main ST.,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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OPTICAL

ENVY Optians and OptOmetrigts. See
G4A us about your eyes. National
Exchange Bank Bldg.
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COLLEGES
CONCRETE

For Satisfactory Concrete work Call
THE G. u. KIMBERLY Co. 40 Scnmu9-
bach Building Bell Phone. 16oe-ns
Nat. Phone 11S3-Y.
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WT4ENLTNG OPTICAL COMPANY. s.
q Cozad. mgr, 1914 Market st. watch
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LOCKE SHOE CO.-Two big stores.
Union Made Shoes. 1919 Market st.
1043 Main st.
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BARTHOLOMEW,S LNVINCIBLE, Big
and Little Havana. At all Stores. Nat
Phone BOBBY.
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Money for Goods; or Goods for Money.
Any kind of value. Lowest Rates.
sl Prop spA 1910 Market. over Gh1 70
years in same place.
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f. ENOCK, THE PAWNBROKER.
Money loaned on all property Of value.
1103 Market st.
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RREWERIES

BENWOOD BAEMiNG Co " 1lruam r roe
and Diamond Brew.
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M'FADDEN,S "The Big store, 1122-24
Market st. Everything for Men and
Boys Wear.
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DAIRY SUPPLIES

ASSOCIATION - Feed
and Dairy Supplies. Nat. 1167rK. Bell
2O2-L. 29th st. Branch. Nat. 142S-R.
Nineteenth and Eof.
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WM N SCHEMPF-Retail Dealer 10
Wines and Iiouors. All orders by mai
or telephone viii receive our promptese
attention. No. 81 Seventeenth SsreSs
Wheeling, w. Va. Nat. Phone ts-'ss'
Bell Phone 1438.
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SMOKE M'CONKEY'S> STOGIES. Cool
Clean and Refreshing After. Dinner
Smoke. 146 18th st. Nat. Phone 1275-Y.
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DRAkE'S Cafe and Restaurant. Olnne,
iuncnss and snort ORDER COOKING. l42'
Market
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The store that handles Mems, Women's
and Children's Union Made Shoes. JOS
HASENAUER, Del. Woods, Mgr. -
11th Street.
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DENTISTS

DRS. HEDRICk BROS, 1916 Main St.,
over Bard Bros Music Store. Teeth
without plates
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l.. =. EkOBE Il co., IO4l Market
Olu Phil WnIskey. 6Oc per quart.
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CORNER LIQUOR sToRE-110o Mar MAJ,
ket ST The Best for the Money: i Ma.a
Orders Our Speciality. Place. Ivy AAsaR
ket St
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1,EuRGE n. CRUMHACkktAs cafe an
restaurant Cor. 10Th 4 Jacob SITS.
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LESTER SHOE CO, 1913 Market ST.
~sUnion Made Working Shoes for Union
Men," Popular prices. Right under
o. v. T. & L. A. Hall.
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CAFES

a. A. AUBER, 1850 Jacob st. Hot and
cold lunches are served DAY anu hisn I
Goods always pure
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SECOND HAND GOODS

FRANK II. LUKE, % and "a Tenth ST..
Hawley Block New and Second Hand
Furniture Bought, Sold and Exchang-
ed Both Phones. Buyer viii Call
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-12-16

Watch how your alderman votes on
the telephone proposition.