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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24
From a Window

Tho Lady Of Sha!ott sat weaving all
day long In front OF her mirror. and
only through the mirror might snc
gaze upon this mundane world. Into
her mirror came the bright red cloakS
OF the market girls; across her vision
came the bravest OF all the knights
and the Lady Of Shalott wove iir, her
fabric OF life the length and breadth
of her vision through the mirror. Have
you ev.r looked out OF your window
and tried to weave even connected
thread from the ever moving, ever
changing vision tn ere?
Those people that pass and rspass al
mean SO much TO som abody. and their
small niche In life Is Just as real and
vital as all the story-hook people in
all OF the books that YOU know. Down
from a place that Know one gazes
into bit OF green and short stretch
OF pavement Only the other day i
very small boy. with vary short legs.
strayed from the bit OF green and onto
the short stretch of pavement. where
the steady stream Of humanity wens
BY. One tall man stopped and pulled
the little boy back from the horses
passing the crossing, and q tired look
Ing woman stopped ana sat beside the
very little boy, with the very short
legs, seated 80 happily on the curling.
he obligingiy held the woman's tingers
ShU poh 20 BUCK mo the cnd OF her
parcel. but he was SO busY-oh. SO busy
-and the world was quite large.
Almost out OF sight sits an old coll
ored woman, wrapped In all the shawla
on her square. and her feet gcwed COM
fortably up in wooden bags. She does
not beg. Qu.er. isn't II? She sits con-
tentedly In the sunshine and sews on
something which Is always nearing
completion but is never quite done. a
short bit OF GIRL with all her weeks
salary on her much-curled blonde h.ad.
In the shape Of the newest thing III
hats. passes quickly. The little boy
with the short legs is sprawied in
charming nonchalance on the pavement
Blonde hair insane nothing 10 him
Two darkies. with their has under
their arms. and singing softly. stop
and gaze back at the child IN his red
cloak. Just for the space OF q minute
nc is listening to the softly crooued
song. and then he Is digging again.
Busy men and fastening won.n 20
by. The squirrels come out between
the iron paiings and chase madly up a
tree and down again. and load after
the corner and passes beyond ones
sight.
The child Is the vivid touch 81 scar
let to the picture. There are no mar
ket gi,ls. no bravest of all the knights
comes riding. And now the very l!,ua
hoy, with his vary short legs and his
bright red coat il gone. Where? You
do not know where went the market
girls IN the mirror. whore tho people
who stray into the vision OF our love
and out again. One does not know
On, wonders what is passing beneath
your window of life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24
Mannish shirt,vaists.


Smart and trim and worry mannlsh
in cut are the new tailored shirt
waists. Made Of white linen on white
China silk of good weight or OF white
peau de crepe, they nre all intended
for the tub and have not a frill. A
back yoke, link cuffs and plain shirt
sleeves are the rule for these gar
men,s. The yoke is an especially good
feature, for It makes the shirt bark
almost proof against clinging to the
shoulders after exercise on a not dag.
1t 10 because white Is to be in I'M
usual favor next summer that these
cool, plain waists have been made.
for anything white may be built on
more severe lines than anything In
colors.
"Frills just naturally seem to hang
on pretty pink or blue dresses" an old
negro laundress once said, but
white anything has to be just spIcli
an span, especially them waists that
looks like Miss Edths brothers
shirts. They'll be wearing stiff bosoms
next. l reckon. G-trying to look like
the men"
Although several years hav. passed
since the laundress voiced her opin-
Ions, the stiff bosom has not been ut
tempted. but on the models M =ntioned
there Is little breast pocket for the
handkerchief, which imparts more
masculine air to the garment,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
In Railroad World

Evidence Of the fame of Utah pea ches
was shown yesterday when a carload Of
them left Ogden for Hamburg. Germany
THIS Is tho first time that carload Of
pea has heen sent To German ny in one
Shipment but tho dealers who purCbs ed
TINS one seemed TO be Of the opinion that
II would not be the last The trlD 10 the
Atlantic coast Nill be made BY way Of the
Union Pacific, Illinois Central and the
Eris railroads.
Kent 0, keysss commercial asont for
ths New York Central lines here yester-
day received Nh invitation 10 attend the
show TO be given by the National Dairy,
Show association, October ~ To Novem-
Der 2, III tho International amphitheater
In Chicago
W. IL. Tayloc, general agent for the
southern Railway, with headquarters In
Denver was in salt Lake Citv yesterday
on business. He was accompanied hr
Charles S. Powers commercial agent for
the company at Seattle
8. r. Nevlns. general livestock agent
for the Western Pacific. with headuuar-
ters in San Francisco was in Salt Lake
CITY yesterday on one OF his regular busl-
ness tnps.
T, M. Cole, commercial agent for the
New York Central lines. with headuuar-
tcrs in Kansas City. passed through Salt
Lake City yesterday on his way TO the
Pacific coast.
John T. Harvey, commercial agent for
the Central Savannah line. with head
quarters in Denver. was a visitor III Salt
Lake City yesterday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
UTAH POSTMASTERS
MEETING IN LOGAN
Congressman Howell Says
Good Word for President;
Smoot to Speak Today.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOGAN, Sept 2o.-The ninth annual
convention OF the Utah Postr,a sters as
ISOLATION met here this afternoon. Thirty
postmasters were present Mt tho meet
ings held IN the Boosters rooms An ad
dress OF welcome Was delivered Oy Presi-
dent II. II. Hatch Of the Boosters and a
response was made by Postna stcr QUAY
10 be present and Congressman How oil
was substituted. The congressman made
n fervcnt plea for President Taft, urging
the postmasters 10 use all the influence
possible In legitimate way 10 advance
the interests of tho president. Because
n man Is federal officer IL does not fol-
low tist he is disfranchised." said Mr.
Howell. "fle has right 10 contend for
good government and good government
policies. Taft has made the postal seiv-
Ice great business institution and
merits the commeuda ton of all good citi-
Gems he concluded, The address was
well received
IT,. 7. Bushnell ri Washington. n g,
acting FIRST assistant postmaster general
delivered an address which dealt largely
With matters OF interest to postma sters
but did not mention politics He dis
cusscd the parcels post and anticipates a
large increase 10 postal business ns soon
as the law goes into effect. He expects
such produce as eggs 70 be handled In the
mails in winter and COVE general ins,ruc-
tions on procedure IN this and either pos
tai matters.
Several musical selections were ren-
This evening the visitors were enter
rained at tho Boosters club. Two meet
ings tomorrow. Reed Smont will talk In
the afternoon.
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DIED

1EARSLEY-in this city, September 10.
1912. or heart disease, Alice Il. Years
ley. born October %, lSlS. Funeral serv
ices Monday at 2;3O p. m. at the chapel
Of :. n. Evans. lntcrmcnt private in
City cemetery
RA1kES-At S53 Downinyton avenue,
September 20. 1912. Of cholera infantum,
Eva a. Raikes, aged months and IL
days. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
u. RailIcs. Funeral services Sunday at
y. M. al the family residence. Friends
are invited 20 attend, Intermert I'm City
cemetery.
tember 20. 1872 of typhoid fever Emily
j. Luke. wife of The late Benjamin T.
Luke and daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
James B. Davis. born April 20, 1872. In
Panaca, Ney. Notice Of funeral lat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
SECRETARY GAME
SHOWS ENTHUSIASM
Ashley Valley, on Moffat
Road, Soon Will Be Fl
nanced, Says Caine.
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribune.
VERNAL. Utah. Sept. sO.--Just before
departing for Roosevelt To attend the
Ciutah Basin fair today. Joseph h.
Caine. secretary OF tho Sall Lake COM
mercia1 club declared the Ashley valley
to be a verItabie garden Of Eden. lie
also gave It as his opinion that the de-
Yelopment under way and the wonderful
possibilities oi this basin VIII justify the
immediate construction or a railroad and
II II his belief that work will begin as
carly rs u"Nt spring.
Mr.. Caiuo announced that Newman
Erb. the new head Of tire AiofCet road.
VIII lac In Salt Lake In a few DAYS and
that ah Important consultation IS To be
held which Will doubtless result In finan-
eng Tho tsh end of the road by Salt
la 10 capitalists. Salt Lake people are
beginning TO realize that this empire In
tho northeastern part Of the state Is like
y TO dump its products into Denver. and
TINS they desire TO prevent
In company with MIR. Caino are Fred
j. Leonard Of the Cullen hotel. George
Austin o. tho Utah Idaho Sugar com
psny, w. j. Earls. National Bank OF the
Republic; Il. II. Allen secretary to Jesse
Knight: J, w. Musser. Salt Lake: VIII
nam 6. Croer. construction engineer
irovo: II. II. Larsen. salt Lake and
John I. Pope president OF the Provo G
eastern Railway company. Tho party
VII arrive In salt Lake Sunday night, via
~! ton. Theodore and Cotton. While In
NsrnaI the visitors were guests OF the
Nernal Commercial club aud the Uintah
county Fair association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
BLOODHOUNDS PUT ON
TRAIL OF FlREBUGS

CHARLESTON w. Va. Sept. 90
Scores OF soldiers with bloodhounds are
searching the mountains at the head OF
Carbon creek today for the men who la ST
midnight tried to fire the tlpple OF The
South carbon Coal company. and the resi-
dence OF Charles Cable, superintendent OF
tho mine.
Bloodhounds were brought up from mil
ftary headquarters at Pratt, and oarIy to-
day they struck two tra!ls. which are be
ing followed over the densely wooded
mountains. These attempts at incendiar
ism tho most daring since the strike
was begun, coming as they do on tho
heels OF the destruction by fire OF the fin
pie OF the Caroon Coal company earby
earlier In the week.
The military forces were reinforced
this morning by 3 company OF Infantry
bringing tho total number OF soldiers In
that locality UP 10 $50.
Private Charles Campbell. company u.
OF Parke-sburg. who was mistaken last
night for an intruder by n sentry al Char.
okee, w Va. and shot. was son1ewha,
improved today and his recovery is eX
pected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE,
United States for the District OF Utah
In the matter Of Thomas CollIcan
voluntary bankrupt.-In bankruptcy.
No 1891
To the creditors Of Thomas ColllSan OF
Garfield, In the county ~ Salt Lake
and district aforesaid. a bonlIrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the Istb
day OF September. 1912. the said Thomas
Colligan was duly adJudicated bankrupt
and that the iirst meeting OF his credI-
tors VIII be held az my Office In the
Continental block. Salt Lake civ iTtsb
on the lat day Of October 1917. a.
1880 o'clock in the forenoon. al which
Time the said creditors may attend
prove their claims. appoint trustee, OK
anime the bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
CHARLES BALDWIN
Referee In Banktipicy
salt Lake City. September 90. 1912
g210S
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GIRL SUSPECTED OF
AVENGlNG WRONGS

PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 20.-A young
woman who ogged foaming horse at
midnight along the north road out of
Portland is sought by the authorities
here today in connection with the muir
der Of Harry G., Barr, an automobile
proprietor. who was found dead in the
road early Tuesday.
4 chauffeur told Sheriff Robert L..
Stevens about the girl.
"She seemed to have thrown light
colored kimono over her clothing, and
her hair was streaming" he said. She
was not fully dressed. / heard the
pounding of the horse s hoofs, aud she
came into the lights of my machine and
out again in An instant. ! thought she
was riding for a Doctor
For days the police have sought to
find a girl who several weeks ago made
complaint against Barr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
SUMMIT DEMOCRATS
NOMINATE TICKET
John Cofey of Park City Is
Named for Sheriff; c. L.
Frost, Coalville, Clerk.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune,
PARK CITY, Sept. 20.ICandideter for
county offices wore named this afternoon
at the Democratic county convention. held
at 2.3o o'clock in the city hall. With the
exception OF the four-year commissioner
which nomination required single bal
iot-eveIy candidate wnS nominated bY
acclamatton. The convention adopted a
resolution lndorHing the state Democratic
platform.
The nominees are AZ follows: Walter
NJ. Boyden, Coalville. representative: John
Coffey, Park City, sheriff; G. j.. Frost.
Coolville. clerk; ]. f1opson. Hortsvillo, re-
corder: T. II, Neeley. Coalville. attorney
James Hiyson, Coalvile, treasurer; Frank
Edgel Oakley, superintendent of schools
+. H. Read, Coalville, surveyor: Henry
Hsles, Park City. fouryear commissioner;
Robert Maxwell, Peoa. two-ycar commits
sloner.
John r, Welsh of Park City was chair
man of the convention. j. II. Ball of
Coalville was secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
TESTIMONY BEING
CLOSELY FOLLOWED

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20.--Rcports that
the government was about TO start con-
tempt OF court proceedings against tho
Standard OIL company. on the evidence
gathered in the WatcrsPierc fight
found no verifcation at the department
OF justice today. 1t is known. however,
that Attorney General Wickersham per-
sonaIlv has followed the details OF tho
Waters Pierce case TO detect any Viola
ton or tho supreme courts dissolution
dscision.
President Taft in accepting the noml-
nation Of the Chicago Republican con-
ventton. referred 20 the Standard Oil and
Tobacco DEGREES, and declared they ap-
peared to be working well. but that the
government had ample legal resources to
compel their enforcement II violations
should be detected. This was interpreted
by many AS an indication that the presi-
dent and the attorney general were CIV
ing close attention To the situation, and
is believed 70 be the basis OF recent re-
ports that proce edlngs wore cont emp plat ed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
GROCERY SPECIAL

fakes for i5c: good butter. soc; NJ. j. B.
coffee, 35c; Welding Breakfast coffee,
95o Crisco. can. CSC; packages TO-
bacco. &c, Jam. per can. 10c: lbs ap-
pies. l5c; sugar, per sack 81 90 good
cocoa. H.. 25c: vinegar. gal, 15c; Il lbs.
new potatoes, 15c: cans Garse). milk,
Csc: good creamery butter. . lbs. Csc;
is lbs sugar and ! 10 baking powder.
SIPS; sack straight grade -four and /
ID good cocoa for s1.o good coffee. ID,
CSC; oleomnrga 2Oc; boxes matches.
25c, lard. 5s 75c, los $1.4O. cottoene, is
soc. los 81 As: Gold Dust. zoe, Cream OF
Wheat. 15c; I've can, SC: Postum, 2Oc: 6
dcviled ham. 25c; 4 lbs. rice, navy beans
or brown beans, PC, Chicago Store. l1s
w. Ist South g21O7
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MORGAN AND PERKINS
WILL BE QUESTIONED

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-The Clapp
committee Investigating campaign CON
mined to bear J. p Morgan and George
". Perkins, as well as Colonel Roose.
welt the first week in October. Roose-
welt is to appear Tuesday, October |.
Former Senator Dubois, Speaker
Champs Clark s campaign mana ger.
before the Baltimore convention. con
ferred with Senator Clapp today over
the points 10 which he would be asked
10 testify Mr., Dubois wanted TO as
semble necessary records.
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WANTED

a GOOD POLITICIAN
Should be up-to-date and have his shoes
repaired in neat style.
MONARCH SHOE REPAIRING CO,
II East md South. Wasatch 1888.
Jq1oI
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A REALTY FACT

How many of your acquaintances contemplating
the purchase Of realty this fall
There's great activity in the realty market Many
going to their homes and many making other
realty investments is well,
If you interested in the realty chances that
be hadresIdencc property houses, apartments flats fac
tory sites retail and wholesale locations suburban
lands. why the thoroughly call upon
The Tribune Wants you with complete list of
all available property.
The Tribune Wants lead to most of the realty trans
fers that take place
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
RAILROAD WILL HELP.

One Fare Found Trip Rata for Ogden's
Fashion Show.
Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Sept 20,-Through the re-
quest OF the railroad committee, tho Den
Yer & Rio Grande has agreed to offer 4
rate OF one fare for the round trip be
tween Woods Cross and Ogden during
the Fashion show. September 81 and %.
The Ogden Rapid Transit company has
decided 10 offer n rate OF S. cents for the
round trip between Brigham City aud
Ogden, with corresponding low rates for
intermediate points, IT Is expected that
the Bamherger and Hartman lines VIII
comply with n request for special rates
during the two-day celebration.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

Wa Denver Rio Grande RaiIroad
Every Sunday.
TO Provo CANYON, 8 a. ms195 %
To Ogden. 1925 a. m. l2:40 p. m. 81 90
To Pharaoh Is Glen, $50 a. M. so
Trout and chicken dinners NJ Upper
Falls Resort The canyons are most
beautiful IN autumn time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21

Yellow complexion, pimples and dis.
figuring blemisbes on tho face or BODY
can bo gotten rid OF by doctoring the
liver. which is torpid Herbine Is a
powerful liver correctant. II purifies
the system, stimulates the vital organs
and puts the body in fine, vigorous con-
dition. Price 50c. Sold by Schramn,
johnson Drugs, five good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Surveying New Road.

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 2o-Survey-z are now
being made for the additional track OF
the Southern Pacific between Cecil
Junction and the lake. II Is announced
by the officials that work Will start as
soon the rght-of-way has been laid
out. and a large number OF men will be
given employment during the winter
mOnths.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21

ELaEcTA cHAp
s, Order p, F.,,,.ax
TTn.alea Tnssasd !, 9,seurn
Masonic t.npi.a IIa
Second Eas, ~.
South. YIsl,,rss -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-HlGU GRADE SPECIALITY
salesmcD To sell on n commission basis
20 retailers the handsome ana most eff
Cient hand powcr vacuum cleaner on
the market. Works like n carpet sweep
ell. A good live wire win make from sa0
10 $3.50 per week, Call or write siyins
age, experience on the road and refer
snce 10 the Sterling Vacuum Cleaner Co.
Sebrlng. .. goS2o
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WANTED
WANTED-MAIE HELP


WANTED-FOR l.. 8, ARMY. ABLE =
bodied unmarried men. between ages oil
IL and -, citizens of United states, oi
good character and temperate habits,
who can speak. read. and write the Eng
ljsh language. For information apply 10
recruiting officer, Walkers Sank nuild- .
Ing, cor. Main and 2ud South sis, salt
Lake city, Utah gI7%5
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FURs AND TAXrDERMJsTs

- - go >-->-->----~-~---~--~~~~-~@
WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taHidermist line. We CARY com
plete line. OF manufactured goods Clean.
ing repairing, re-dyeIng and remodeling
at cut rates. 23 years In Salt Lake r.
Sten1ei Fur Co., 81 z. Ord South. s2os8
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ROSEIL, TIE TAILOR, rs SO. STATE.
Suits and overcoats from SIS up.
gf5sS
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WANTED, GOOD SALESMAN FoE
Weber county; must live in Ogden or VI
clnlty. must have grocery or t"a and col
fee experience, Apply Thursday. Septcm.
Der 10. between and y. M. at Read
hotel. Ogden and ask for Mr.. Wilson. or
apply Hewlett Bros, Co, salt Lake tttE:
Utah. g2i5?
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" NASATCH LODGE -
Masonic temple coo. 40. l.FN
Second East. "Iner Fin, 81
Friday of each n n,at inettips
cordially invited. T. sS9lournlnc y
NJ; a. j. Lowe. X So. ". Lea,h.r,,'3
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asot

WANTED-FOUR YOUNG LADIES OF
neat appearance for road who are will
ing TO work. soliciting. easy line; no eX-
nerlence necessary. salary and expenses.
inquire bet. md 10 n, M, l and 5 p. m.
Ny. Lee. Hotel Wilson. E2692
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NOTICE.

All repair work not called for by Oct.
1st at my shop will be sold for charges
T. TElORESON, i1s State ST.
1oT0o
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PRESSMEN ONE CYLINDER, ONE
platen, non union; permanent position
at good wages with good concern, VINO
are reasonable and apprecia tive. excellent
opportunity for rish, men. Apply To Fau
Brown 326 Atlas block, Sa turday. be-
tween IL and | o'clock g2I25
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CUSHIONS UPRcL STEERING

KEY CITING. LOCK WORK. BICY
Gle Supply Co Phone Bell 26cs. o7sl
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LAWN MOWERS

S5ARPENED AND REPAIRED; BICY
Gle repairing: key fitting Salt Lake
Lock Works. Bell 1854 s5af7
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND
repaired. Fowlor's key. gun, bicycle
lis West 2nd So Bell zosn c3s5o
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TTG6KTRUPE 2: BENJAWT% ~
LOUISA STEWARD, sec,.s 49,
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!; Order 'FT.I!nI
n,sn,;nlc Ma sonic tefnal. naa,s(
each mst D
members month; NH y
cordial Veil ,.llI 80
w u bpr1
SPENCER, sSsfn,L.llaI
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Will GIVE GOOD HOME TO YOUNG
giri TO help In family OF two; close TO
SerraS and university: a student pre-.
ave g2425
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mon,b Masonic hail. sacoMMo Z p,
is1n'h' Has, corner First SsSond so,.,d MGra,,'
inurn, 1aS,, Members OF gIstSSGth it@Gth aud I.
y.S'.nrlilhs Members in 'S,er ,' lodgs =.
rIeco. IT, Il. Yesrsle,ys sV9g % .ians!
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SECRET socIEr,s'

FL y BSAnAH Nah TEMPLE. ,~l
temple. corner Secsn ned al Al
south The third NJ WI Eas, -
month sojourn!ng " SSSainerday =
tend; c, II. Fisc6.nr nooies Is lnsl,,s
NJ. Marriott, III. pac,l!l VI. po,sss.l
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htGENA !, MARCEL. " v
MARY l.. TAYLOR, saS.,. u
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g1577

GIRLS IN ALI, DypARTMESTs. AP-
. L,i READY FOR WORK AT a. NJ
HSD o. 2 NJ DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY,
'Si SOUTH sTH EAST.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

TO PATENT INVENTIONS, REGISTER
trade mark or copyrights. SEQ j. NJ
Thomas. Eagle block oI7A
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DOG KENNELS

KENNEL NO. l
West 18th South. Special Ideai Terriers.
Boston bulls: dogs boarded. bought and
sold. Has2tch 3S66-M. C2IOg
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HAIR GOODS

FOR SALE BLOND HAIR SWITCHES
cheap Inquire 2e0g Main. room @
gs4i7