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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-15

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fsss.e,sss. @ rr ~er
sg.ses rRAs ss fhe rtas.in she
ssgeS s.sh ~, iyttarae, i, aens ,,sras
&s sNalsn ans ;ntsSsies 4s. eaiGr.lat-
IT ~ I..e r's 1,,ffsrtiI,s Ana tbe spart-
sea $500 \, sy sssk raisre rg sI the
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in-a-puf1 Love-in-a-puff is not as sen
timentai as it sounds. 1t is a rapid
growing annual climber, whose seed
vessels are Of great Interest 20 children
and aerial folk because they look like
miniature balloons. There az few
flowers like the henotrope, whose frag-
rance alone Is worth the toll of a gar
den There are other flowers that Ma
Gle is going to grow with which she has
never had an acquaintance and about
which she has an inexpllcahle curiosity.
Curiosity Is a much hmaligned word, II
does not get the credit Il deserves for
THE vim 1t puts into the affairs OF
everyday life
Gathering seeds for the garden and
the gardens of friends was a lovely old
custom May It come back into fash
ionl For then the life Of the annual
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peas. fried sea bass IA aii. German 20
tatoes hoilandaIse. cockscombs with
eepes' French peas FrencA asparagus
tips au sfasin, goose liver with truffles.
French string beans stuffed mush-
rooms. artichoke bottom saute. cold
French pullet with jelly, spaghetti Ital.
ian style, Maoedoine salad with pearl
onions. peaches Melba, gelee of mar
rons and bigarraaux with raspberry
sauce, stewed French prunes. marrons
entire, Turkish rose leaves, camembert
cheese, bar le due jelly pumpernlekel
schwarzbrod and coffee, The feast Il
deserihea by those present as having
been delicious and Of extra quality
throughout
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ars needed f0r the effectiveness nf the
annual garden White tAe usual hniy-
hooks are perennials. Maeie has learned
0f new annual ever-boeninE hoisN-
/ hock. that Is to be one 0t her eApcll-
ments
tn the blue sna yellow corner there Is
te be the Iem0u-yeil0w c0tc9asis III
ought tp be speclal faSorite wiih
Flemish oak dining rooms on account
of its strcus color valHe while tlorai-
III Il has The scsntlv lined effectiveness
% the craftsman embrolderjes Macie
nas To grow single and iRuble cornAow-
er for Jacks houtonnleres Yeu would
not recognize him iH summer without
this touch of grace In thls blue and
yellow corner there are Ia bc golden
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california peoples that bloom unttI
FROST They make q pretty houguet
with corntlowers,
Picking bouquets Is the eliminating
delight Of the annual garden, for am
nual flowers are meant to be picked
A perennial bor6cr sometimes finds ~
hard 70 spare is bloom Or al the an-
nuals, none enjoy picking more than
the nasturthtms. Everybody knows
nastuftiums They are such 0usy flow
egs and desniie their brlllianey, SO
modest, 1t Is question whether thoir
decorative quality IL fuliy appreciated.
Have you ever looked az the climber
from the artistic viewpoint az q design
er? II has al the charm of graeeful
growth Of quaint aud beautiful form,
IF varied hrilliaucy of color
1t is surprising that there are not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-15

t1rtlum ls such familiar garden aow-
err TO learn that IL Is a native Of
Peru may give 1t something OF the
charm nf distant things Its Latin
name IS picturesque, Tropmolum. de-
rived from 'tr0paion, trophy, for
the leaves have been said TO resemble
a Shield and the flowers helmet
For the September annual garden
Macie IS going TO SOW the center boa
with China asters. II was when she
heard that asters are easily raised that
bier longing arose ta psurp the vege-
table patch She is not enough of a
gardener to START seedlings IN boxes
She has more success II she waits until
Jack has prepared the soil and made 1t
.as fine as ever 1t has to be for radisnes
or onions Then she takes possession
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A HUNGARIAN DISH

E PERHAPS paprika chicken win an.
80 peal most to The average housa-
y wife who may want a native dish
70 spring upon her Hungarian
nnhlemAn next time he dimes with her
Clean and truss a fat chicken. STUFF #
With bread crumbs. onion and herbs
and bind together the stufflng with the
yolks Of eggs Tie on the breast slices
of lemon and salt pork. then wran a
oiled paper. Add one whoIe onion ons
Glove and some rhopned narelav .-s
enoagia wnite stock to cover II C,eoa
tightly covered for an hour. Strain Nv
sauce, add one cup hot cream SONS
butter. the yolk ot an egg. q little psrs-
ley ana LIBERAL amount IF paprika
encvSh 70 tint the sauce nips sns =.
taste strongly Of the condimenf Po,Sy
over the chicken when done. aud sarva
"a = deep dish with i border II WI,
eaplsed rice. "A 80
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A UNIQUE DINNER

A VERY unusual repast was served
~ recently In New York hy d fam
. = our concern, well known@to o@r
readers. the uniqne feature As
n meal trins the Ia tha, eses lAlhg
on the menu. from the olives tsS the cof-
fee belonged to the products of the
company. The sinner, which was SER ed
at the waldorf Astoria, began with
olives and salted almonds, and included
funny fish, anchovies n OH hVneleas
and sslnless sardines, cansomme with
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lattice would be stronger. but this am
swers the purpose. 4 particularly CON-
venicnt feature has been III, path al
rect from the street 70 the playground.
along which the children can run at
any speed and escape the drying yard
and the wrath of the lsundress
The yard is not large enough for all
games, but 1t Is blest with swings and
a joggle board. Exercising rings hang
from The crpssbeAms of the arhor. The
arbor itself Is substantial, and provided
with a long. low seat The children In
tend converting tho place into q little
playhouse with a matched roof. The
flower garden also belongs 70 the chtl-
dren, each one Of whom Is owner Of A
bed being in comparatively safe
position, this could be reserved by the
grown-aps FOR their usel
Ina front of the house the planting is
of shrubs not easily injured, bct the
bit OF lawn is not likely To suffer In
vasion and cnn be kept as trim as IL
the owner were garden-loving spin
ster.
The Planting List for This Plan,
Horse chestnut (Aesculus hippo
castanuml Observation-Disclosures. /
B-Dwarf plum.... ......1
c. Dwarf Cherry. 1
D-Y ellowwood GCladrastis tinctorial.
E.--SCotch Pine Pinus sylvestrisl. MA
Hedge of Hemlock ug0 plants or
SNOWFALL. Corchorlis and Crimson
Rambler Rose, two plants OF EACH six
IN all
SHRUBS.
2-Rush Honeysuckie Hsenicera Tate-
| 5 peutzia tDeutzla Pride OF Roch-
esterl ...4s......s.. .s..s...4...3s.....s.i
A-~Cranberry bush fyiburnum opulus)
~ Forsythis tForsvthiA FortuniiN..,., i
8 1sofnnlian Cherry tGornus Mas sles2
7--Red Osier tCornns stoionifera) =
3 ttcdvuots New Jersey Tea (Ceano-
! thus Amalicnnpl ssss.4
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For the
Children
How to Make a Garden
ThatCannot Be Destroyed
by Young Rompers
NJ FRANCES DUNCAN

L. VEN II d man has not his quiver
\ full Of them. a few children VIII
send him FROM tho city e the
suburbs, and here after the
American fashion, he viii ike to adapt
hts grounds ~ this uses of hts ypung~
sters, and the planting win he Gf the
tudestruetlble sort
IA the accompanying plan, q proper
Nonatelv large space a [ the rear Of the
hoase was frat set aside as play
ground. a high hemlock hedge at the
hack was Thought of. sinee It would
protect thH place from the wind and be
otherwise admirable hut on rejecting
inRi the children would BE grown bes
t9g ti hsA4lssna, a hlgh pparu fenes
was suhssituted and shrubs trained
against lt sneNaall corShnras and
crimson rambler rose These took tp
little room. and secured tn tile fence,
were - A position of comparative ssfe-
vt Chicken wire defends the drying
sul anl litlv ilpWef eaFdsu ffom ths
pisSHtpaHal and on It grow vines a
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Apples II erarberry Sauce.

HWQ 81 thrce npples pare.t aslar-
aus harrg selice aill lni-
peft nna ana iaiisiaa ga
Fiji and Ni.i Aa tae saales "a iarlhes
sAcn f~ult prices arc high q fev rails
las cooked WITH ersnnerties Is anethar
taety addition which saves Hea h
s4eUssssi44a sae re4Sg Ag4 A
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Potato Scores mo y

much mfspr NeaVAea Wifh pAiAs
tse freshly NslFd ptii petstoes
maahpd n 4 fMkns huara aad ad3 as
nuch iiour as potatoes WIN take III
Hkea farni in litile bounds vat iigntiy
nlli Niia ffn haHd, hdd a iltile -four
hake on . afidalA when eeei roll Ir
IA q inme fill Mauted THESE WIN not
keep maze than 4 d8S and can hs used
at 8nee.
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pinch Of salt Peel aud mash the po-
tatnes. warm the milk and melt the
butter in H. Mix the potatoes, milk
and butter, add the salt and work I'M
as much four as the paste viii take 40,
koil II out very thiny. cut "a rounds.
Place them Oh a hot Toured Efiddie.
ard cook Tor about three minutes on
each side. Nj *, NEIL
Apples for Future Use.
N for Hiking the old was Il putting
IN apple sauce up IN Jars, as q Is
70 much trouble and norches SO
easily after helng strained, \
tried th plan WBh grsat success. Pare
and core apples ard eut in eighths,
Have about fnnr quarts Of watrr over
the are boiling Measure enough ap-
plies % nm two lars drnp Them IN tAc
betting water let come 10 q boil and
can al nnaehes ar berries are manned.
Take the apples ent FIRST with d alrain-
er spnon nniii Jar Is full then put W.
enough 0f the waite ta cover sealea
het iii aiFtiphi iarS hape nevef had
jar spoil They ara very nice for
dumpilHgs ana pies, ana il apple gauee
Is wantah hFN ean he cooked AZ yoa
wish it By huytng anples carly ~ the
saesan when They ate cheap and ean-
ning II this whN. We hase pics ali Win-
GER Witch eanHnt We tald froia those
Mrs q II. H.
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II. j. SMITH. DENTIST OF MURRAY.
room 7ls Kea:ns bldg, 1873 Main. Salt
LIKE. d3b33
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BE SPECIFIC IN WANTS

When you write Tribune Want Ad tell all the inn
portant facts
Explicit Tribune Want Ads the that give the
readers the comprehensive idea and bring the greatest
number Of replies.
If yo seek sell property through The Tribune Wants
tell all the important points about itocation condition
of buildings, price, etc
If you seek to employees through The Tribune
Wans-e just exactly what to be expected of the work
ers so that only those who qualified will apply
If you have business opportunities to present-make
plain of facts that prospective may
enough information to guide them in their replies
Specific Wants-those that tell all the facts-are the
most resultfu
The resutuI The Tribune Wants Try them
try them today Either phone, Bell 5000; Ind 800
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WANTED
CONGRATULATIONS :, . MALE

49,, eI-S,tARRIED MAN. EI I.ECTR1C
YOGNG t,ssdnstc wishes position any
;schooa, oaun,rv no objection. Address A.Se, ,s4s
1s-iI,tlne
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TO REMODEL. SCREEN OR RE-
pair yol1 buildings. Call Ind 1oeO1.
mI0
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WANTED-lf1GH CLASS SPECIALITY
salesman for Utah 10 begin work No
yemoer ], Staple line. Best season now
open. Contract containing liberal week
ly advance clause. References required
Miles i. Bi%ler CO. Cleveland. .. n3522
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed; Will pay you hrst-class -,rices n
G, Fisher & Co. 166 So. W. Temple. Bell
Eli. Ind. as4 e258
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

STRICTLY MODERN, 5-ROOM FLAT.
apt. 80 n. End West, Bell J097-Z. m2S5I
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ADVER.TTSTNc

.ihe adya1,,ll 10 PROPERLY CARE FOR
'sislns u sy; smlny; ict me 30 your your adveI. dverr
W. G. V.,, nD charge for consulfation
Nasalch 90 ssooh ohereen. l23 DooIy Phone
n666
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HARNESS LEATHER NOV
ELITES


Y. l., &. X. HARNESS AND LEATHER
novelties high class delivery aud en-
press harness Il specially, 6S2 So. stale.
n22l9
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>, HOLLYWOOD APARTMENTS.
Bell phous 5623 sl5oS
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

-~>---->>-~---~----~~~---
MASONIC NOTICE MORLAH
lodge No 2 Will hold Il special meeting
tomorrow (Monday) evening at 1:3D
0 clock for +. c. degree work. Masons
qnailhed invited. Christopher Diehl, Sec
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CARPENTER, JOBBING

L.. y. RACE, JoBBING AND CARPEH
ter work, Rear 23 w. 2nd So ST. ms
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CHIMNEY SWEEPING.

CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FURNACE
cleaning. Leave orders at Druehl q
FrankenS, Ind. 100 n2310
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MlZPAH CHAPTER NO.
o. Order OF Eastern Star
-Stated meeting 7:3g
nrst Monday OF eacn
month. Mnsonic temple.
corner Second East and
Flrsr South. Vgsifine
members cordially invit-
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CHIROPoDIsT.
SEWING MACHINES.


SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE
moved from 1st South to 109 East End
South. This month will sell latest White
and Singer machines at $50 each; other
makes dover prices We rent and repair
machines Raleigh & Naish. Bell 4!oS
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL POR-
traits and frames: portraits 35c up,
frames &c up, sheet pictures PC; quick
service Address n NJ. Friedman e Co.
Mfgrs., Box $40, Martinsburg. Mo.
nlIoI
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SECOND HAND CLOTHES
ESTATES MANAGED

TRT-c,r --7"-------,>---~-->>-~
rwi,n YOUR ESTATE AFFAIRS
--------s ~. :. -. Meyer, io7 Mcintyre. n3179
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HAVE YOU 4 PARTICULAR LOCAL.
~ In mind? Would you like to secure
house, nat or All apartment in a Ger
tain neighborhood7 Would you like to
BUY country place or would you be IN,
terested in a vacant lot or acreage Gail
upon The Tribune Wants 10 give you
complete information regarding realty
that viii interest You most.
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AGENTS TO SELL RICHMOND LOTS,
California; buyer sure to make money,
a good chance for a livc one good COM
mission Inquire at New Windsor hotel
for Sweet e. Hanson nS62I
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PATENTS
MILLINERY

PRETTY STYLES IN LADIES' FALL
hats; hats trimmed, remodeled. nrst-
class work: piumes cleaned, curlcd tbl
So Main m36l8
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MT. MORIAH LODGE no ? r ANDA
M.MiMasonic hall. second Monday each
E5o'h' East ,fe,,Ha. Gorner First South and Second
ionrni , members OF sister lodges and So
J;taI ullnns members In good standing in
ylied. Dana T. Smith. W. M; Christie
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TYPEWRITERS
WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING CO BEST
work: experienced men; prices right
Office puvalrs paper store. d317S
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W.\NTIED-SIDE Line AND SPECIAL
" statesmen. Big commission, large and
easy sales; no competition; pocket sam
pies Write today for ful particulars
II. G. Zimmerman & Co, Chicago. nJ52l
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LADIES WANTED TO BRINf, THEIR
husbands watches for 81 main 2yrIngs.
carter Jewelry Store. 824 Main ST. 1909
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BIG PROFITS FOR YOU. MANUFAC-
ture barley crisp. New contection. &c
package costs YOU SC, Machine $50 pre-
paid Samples 10c. Sittenneld Co., 5S2
OsChner bldg, Sacramento. Cal. n26I4
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

WE REPAIR ANY OLD T1lfNGi
household goods bought and sold Up
to.Daie Furniture Repair Co. eos So.
" Temple. Bell 2l2I. n3O2S
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FOR RENT-MODERN AND 5-ROOM
,ooofncr apartments In kenslngtou. Bell
202f-Z, c3001
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4. AUCTION SALE.
{, win cTcr FOR sale at 2ll South state
y. ~ 1890 =. m. Monday, October 81.
nnc Furnishings uf IS rooms. consisting
y - fin" drcsscrS. ~ brass and iron
'spb. >! mattresses, @n nuc rockers, %
'neirS, I'm" bookcase hall tree, IL ward,
nucs, several small rugs. carpets. hall
rTpfts, rubber stair mats. mirroS. etc;
Lon fail TO attend this sale: look for
.. l.. SEBEK. Auctionocr
n3JT1
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WANTED
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AGENTS SELL ACCIDENT POLICY; I;
paws $1,000 death and So weekly bcne-
fit for $1,000 yearly. German Commercial
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WANTED
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SALESMEN TO AID US SUPPLY TIE
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-orNC MAN ATTENDING rNlNER-
III, wishes 10 work Fridays ana Satur-
s.f ond ndd hours during week in cN-
usss for board and room. Address
x-5s Tribune. h"''-
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. DEMONSTRATIONS FEMALE

% Al LADY BOOKKEEPER r.
I norrauher, thoroughly reliable Nd
t,css X-S9, Tribune. ndS"b
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VETERINARIAN.


WE WILL CURE YOUR HORSE; CON
suliation free Horse Remedy Co. 332
state ST Ind 9S residence Ind. 1892
Boil AS15-N, n3f2"
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-. TaPANESE WAITER, PRl-
YOISG ,,i'y or boa riding house or res
ratc ,ice references, James Tsumura,
= ,s"o o. box 1ll4- "oo9o
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SECOND HAND STORES

UTAH FURNTrIfRE C6MnG,cT
Ioid yn, hand hougehold goods bouuht
Bell AZ S cHehangcd, 132 ", End South
,'"' ifo'' sl246
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AN INTERVIEW. CONFIDENTIAL.
With a rustllng graduate pharmacist.
SO-3l-32 Continental block. n48o
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AN-EXPERIENCED IN ANY
line TO sell general trade In Utah. Tn
eNcelled specially proposition with brand
new feature. Commission with $50 week
lv for expenses. The Continental Jewelry
Co, Cleveland o n352i
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--...-,. Wan WANTS WORK TAKING
YOU uNo furnace. horses and doing
care wound house; small wages AZ, "a !,
ss cnose X-42, Tribune. hn""f
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PHYSICIAN.

lN->,--N|@-~---~~'~-~
DIR JNO NJ SPAULDlNG'S CASH
plan VIII save ycu from 80 to so per
cent; ordinary calls. office, 81: home, 50;
night. $3.50. confremente. $l6; charge
accts regular fees. 400 Judge bldg.
phones: Office. S757. ring 2; res, 4I57;
ring !. Mus
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.crpy MAN. THOROUGHLY COM
.GROcpt and reliable. experienced as
pe'emss married; Al references Ad,
dept. llgi<e T~jhurr nS4i5
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OPTICIAN
SAFES AND VAULTS

a COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand. \ few second
hand safes for sale. Wrjto for crcular
place. MIS-
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oHs soId co, SECONDHAND GOODS
Bell ess exchanged. c. West Srd sn,
'lIbs OSbb. ,pyG2
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----now TRIMMER DESIRES POSI-
|NLsSOjn In gen mdse. or clothing: refer
uon f,unIshed Address X-i9, Tribune;
ences n342l
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'oN TUESDAY, OCT. II. AT 1890 4. NJ,
4 No. lo9 " Main St.-Parlor rockers.
'stec davenport. carpets and rugs. hall
|Irsc, LOT good beds 5 golden oak dress
<fs, S fine mattresses, lot bedding. hall
thd stair carpets sid"buard. table and
hairs 10 match, pillows and bed linen.
wardrobe. sanitary cot. cupboard, steel
|ianee, liuolcum liitvhcr utensils, all 60
make 10 rooms complete. Is. y. An
0lrws, Auctionccr. n"jGS
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VACUUM CLEANERS.

ALL MAKES, C. D. BATES ELECTRIC
Co., All KearDs bldg. Phones 2i2t:
hoSo
ONE MAKE BUT THE WORLDS
best cleaner. ''Santoi' for sale or rent
IVasatch oa0. Ind 701 n2I63
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3-RooM APT IN CRITCHLow. $50:
vacant on 1st. Sec John o, Critch-
low, at Rowe & Kelly's. d3475
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-, WITH GOOD EDUCATION DE
MAJ nosition: not afraid 10 work u
D sires 90l East 3rd South ST. n3i2O
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OZARK APIS. ROOMS. $40. S54 9TH
EAST Call DR.. Turner. SO Independ
ent. p2i32
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ABATEMENT OWNERS WHO ARE
want columns seldom have vacant
rooms III their properties. Many of them
nave a waiting list from which they may
select the most desirable tenants.
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AUCTION SALES.

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O X. FCRN. co. 2O9 SO. w r.. PAYS
cash for h. n. goods and SCH ON credit;
<ave YOU money on every article. Ind.
ca55. Bell 1895 n3l26
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AGENTS-ROPE MAKER; SOMETHING
new makes rope out OF binder wool or
vast :wine. Twice as strong as factory
made rope, AT one-fifth the cost, Big
sales. Profits bis Write at once for
free sample rope maker. Thomas Mfg.
Co., 9lSS Finch BLDG, Dayton. ONO.
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WASATCH LODGE NO 1F AND NJ
5Masonic temple. corner First South
ana ana Second East. Regular meetings sec
oi, eIso frIday OF each month. Members OF
dially Invited. II. s. knight. w NJ:
a. j. Lowe. Secretary. '
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HAY, GRAIN AND SALT.

HAY, GRAIN AND SAI.T-fIARVEY &
\ CO., 3i3 West second South street We
deliver the goods. nf3oi
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We IMs HAND STORE. 315 STATE.
oil. ' anu sell household goods Bell
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DIR ROBERT w. HAlL-PRACTJCE
PuYLAXIS. go KEARNS BLDG
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