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New-York tribune., 1912-01-14
FED BY TUBE FOR 7 MONTHS
Patient Who Amazed Hospital
Surgeons Dies.

/ Rheinnardt Schneider, Of No. 1885
! Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn, who amazed
the doctors of the Kings County Hos
pital by living for seven months wholly
on nourishmcnt introduced into his body
by means OF rubber tube leading 10
his stomach. died last night.
He was operated on for a malignant
growth in the Usophagus and it was
impossible for him TO swallow any food
BY means of Il very sklful operation a
hole was made just above the stomach
and rubber tube inserted. His case
was interesting to the surgeons on ac-
count of the length Of time he was kept
alive by artificial feeding.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-14

At $50 a. m. Yesterday, when the Of
fetal mercury got down TO 3 degrees
below zero. there was recorded in the
local Weather Bureau the lowest tenn
perature that this city has had in eight
years II lacked only four degrees Of
breaking the record minimum tempera-
ture Of February II, 1899.
Three degrees below zero. however,
was not bad considering the fact that
the thermometer dropped to 40 below in
the vicinity of Saratoga. 10 below in
Minburn. n. j.; IA below at Albany and
10 below in Boston.
The sub-zero weather area was unus-
ually large, extending from the frozen
wastes Of Canada to Washington.
Charleston, S. c., was not included IN
the zero gifts Of the storm king, but she
got the first snowfall that has visited
her In seven years
While the cheerless scientific predic-
lions Of the weather man offer no hope
for a permanent relief from ultra re-
frigerator atmosphere, the local forecas-
Ter intimated yesterday that perhaps the
backbone Of the winters extreme cold
had been broken.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-14
HIS SPINAL CORD SPLICED
Rare Operation Is Successfully
parforpoad an Youth

Two physicians in St. Joseph's Hospital.
Far Rockaway, successfully performed a
rare and dangerous surgical operation to
save a mans life. The patient, James Rem
zula. had his spinal cord severed and two
~ his vertebr@ shattered by bullet.
An heroic operation was decided upon by
Dr william L. Mulcahy and DR.. B. F.
Tbomas, the head surgeons at the institu-
ton. This consisted in splicing the spiral
cord.
Al first DR.. Mulcahy and his assistant,
nv saIzer, with DR.. Thomas, tried to draw
the ends Of Benzuls's spinal cord together,
hut found them too short They drew them
as closely together as possible. however.
90 axed them In place by suturing them
=. ,ho animal canal. Part OF the cord re-
n,otns intact throughout and that keeps
RenzuIa is only nineteen. and his youth,
.,,.t, hi. strong physique. viii pull him
through @ the doctors said last night
New-York tribune., 1912-01-14
MORSE REFUSES TRANSFER
Will Not Go to Hot Springs,
Washington Hears.

Washington, Jan. 12.-Charles w.
Morse may not accept the privilege of
treatment a. Hot Springs, Ark, as a
prisoner patient, in accordance with the
authority granted by President Taft
yesterday. II is understood that Morse
has declined TO leave the army hospital
at Fort Mcpherson, Georgia, at this
time. possibly because he believed him
self physically unequal to the trip TO
Arkansas.
Officials here are reticent in regard to
the matter. Warden Meyer, OF the At
lanta Penitentiary, and Major David
Baker, of the Fort Mcpherson hospital,
to-day sent kilograms explaining the sit
uation. These were laid before Presi-
dent Taft, but not made public. All de-
the prison authorities We're concerned,
had been arranged, the time OF depart
ure only depending on Morse's readiness.
Atlanta, Jan. 13-Charles W. Morse Is
growing weaker daily, and IL is impossible
to tell when he Will be able TO stand the
strain of trip to Hot Springs, Ark, ac-
cordng to statements of officials at Fort
Mcpherson tonight. il was said that lie
is ready to take the trip as soon as his
condition permits. Physicians say that the
removal OF Morse to Hot Springs will do
him little good.
Morse wishes TO visit Nauheim. Germany,
I'm the hope OF beneflting his heart and
thus prolonging life a few years.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-14

The lowest temperature yesterday
was 8 degrees below zero, at $50 a.
m. The highest was II degrees, at 4
p. M.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-14
ROME IN THROAT KILLS CHILD.
[By Telegraph 20 The Tribune.

Lenox. Mass, jan 13. - Robert Bacon
lowering. son OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Low
ering. Of Milton. Mass. and a grandson of
Mrs. William b: Bacon. Of Lenox, who is
;n Paris, choked to death at his father
harne In Milton this afternoon The child
aot a bone in his throat and died before
s5,,edical aid reached him.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-14
AIKEN. AUGUSTA, SAVANNAH,
FLORIDA,

cSppIEV OF THE SOUTH. Lv. New
YORK i5; rs D. m: daily. Compartment. draw
ins-room sleeping ears Dining car n y.
Office 2si Fifth. avenue, . Gor. sun. ieiepnohe
New-York tribune., 1912-01-14
TOUCHES 3 BELOW ZERO HERE

The temperature changes in this
city during the last twenty four hours
were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-14
.r, ANTIc COAST LIN

r,,r eAraSpARD HALLWAY OF THE
sdit;r,f LIE DaiIy to Florida. Cuba, South
SUlAiiM ma NJ; 1:26, Sss, $50 p. III. l2ls B'way.
-Adyt,
New-York tribune., 1912-01-14

pEWEY's PURE cIARET WINES
A great aid TO digestion, with meals.
II. T. Dewey & Sons Co. 13s Fulton ST.. M
-Adyt.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

You are. notified that the undersisnod
receiver OF the w. 4. Nelden Drug Com
rany. corporation. has filed With the
Third district court or Salt Laka county.
Utah. fun report OF all liability OF said
company as i!ied with the receiver.
stookholder may have To the approval and
allowance CT said claims are required 10
file their objections with the receiver ON
Or betoTe The goth day of July, 1912, al
his office. no. 30 South Main stree,
Salt Lake City. Utah. and notice Is hereby
given that the receiver will make a law
Sul distribution OF moneys In his pos-
iflon among the creditors OF said estate
about the 25fH day of July 1912
FAf& GEORGE z. FORD.
~ ettpf " n. Nelden DRUG Co
rt ~ sl.il
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

REfGHTON-Funeral services for
Thomas a, Creighton and his wlfc, Mar
Iatret Creighton. viii be held this (Tucs-
dayl morning at ~ o'clock from the
Qiaitrough- -Allcott funeral parlors, 544
South Main 81. Intcrinent, Mount Olivet.
ROPER-Funeral services over the
remains OF Mrs. TITLE Covington Roper.
who died July IA. 1872 will be held al the
family residence. s32 So. First West. We'd
ncsday. July u, 1912. beginning AT p. m.
Intermcnt City cemetery.
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MR.. FAMILYMAN-

How much does it mean to you e
vide your wife and children w
home In a quiet, pleasant neighboI'
where there is freedom and pient
room to live9 Had you thong
seeking 'that kind OF q home y
Want Adsl Many are offerIre
usual chances every day for men
families, like yourself, and il YOU "
the Want Columns yj.n viii, lshe -
locate the best pro5,rsieL VI.
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in THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for The distrlct n, TItah
In the matter Of Shelton Publishing
company. ingol- bankrupt.-In bank.
ruptcy. No 1851.
company or Salt Lake City In tLs
county of salt Lake. and district afore-
said, bankrupt:
No'lce Is hereby given that on the 3rd
1Sf OF July. 1917, the said SkeIton Pub
hHn,nS company was duly adjudicated
nAnkiept, and that the inst meeting Of
isH creditors viii be held at ms Office
Utah. ON tho 25th day of July- Isl9 ~
10 O'Clock IN the forenoon. at which fIne
the said creditors may attend nrovo ,hrjr
Sialins. appoint trustee examine the
nsnKrrpt. and transact such other busi
ness as may properly rome before aid
meeting CHARLES BALDWIN
Referee in Bankruptcy.
salt Lake city, July IL. 1917. ci7na
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING; WILL CALI
Salvation Army. Phone fo1aI
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GROCERY SPECIAI,

10 LBS. SUGAR. 81; BEST BUTTER,
sOc; good breakfast bacon. ISsc: flour'
per sk-. sl.26: qt. Mason jars. &c,
CHICAGO STORE.
116 West lst South nI-2a
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CARD o. THAf!Ks.

MR.. AND MRS. ROBERT STEVENSON
and family desire TO return their most
heartfelt thanks 10 all those friends who
so kindly assisted them and EXTENDED
sympathy and sent flowers during their
recent bereavement.
Mr.. erd MRS. ROBERT STEVENSON
ei7I7
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DIED

SWENsON-At 3sT East Fifth South
street. July 10. 1912, OF paralysis, John
w. swenson in his 5Sth year. native o.
Sweden. Funeral services today (Tues,
day) AT i p. m.. from The Mission chapel
OF Undertaken Joseph W. Taylor, II
Invited 10 attend Elder Chase of the
Reorganized church win conduct the
funeral services. Interrlcnt in city ceme-
tpry.
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PYoRRHEA SPECIALIST

DIR ROBERT w, HALL. PYORRHEA
md ORAL PROPHYLAXIS. $50
80 80 tN-So bIep5. a2253
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FOR RENT
,oR pENr-HoUsHs FURNISHED

NEW s-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. F1N r. =:
furniture. new. Come and see H. az, ~
Gale ST.. or phone Wasatch ijsS-W. cl""f
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STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for laborers
s5 West End South. Phones 4s4.
c743
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NOTICE

LOOK HERE-IF YOU WANT TO-
canker use Halls cankcr and dipnp
remedy. Sold by all druggists.
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FIVE YOUNG MEN WITH BICYCLES;
good wages; steady employment:
chance TO learn telegraphy. w. u. Tel
Co. a2s43
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LAKE HAND LAUNDRY; ONLY HON
526 w 1st South. Ssona
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SKILLED AND UNSKILLED LABOR
ers furnished: also hotel help. 15s So
West Temple. Wasatch 566 a1e5S
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WESTERN CLOTHING EXCHANGE.
2lf7 kines eecond hand clothing, trunks,
yensesi best prices paid Rear 141 So.
IND East. Wasatch 1921. Reply by
postal card es8s
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( TO DO YOUR UPHoLSTERING AND
Efg. Co. Phone 3s3 bsos
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR GOOD
secondhand furniture wasatch 6O1I.
dl5l3
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CUT FLOWERS
MoNUMENTs, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r
Mckenzie. Display yards. 442 So. State
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LAWN MOWERS sHARPrNFD Avn
repaired. Fowler's wy gun, bioycis
and novelty works; baby SusgieH ro-tifed'
lt6 West 2rd Eos Bell ls8o. e2e5l
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UTAH JUNK co. HIGHEST PRICE
k~.SSd N,y iron. brass. rags, bottles r,Ib-
q Der. copper etc. $40 So. 4th West. Phone
w asEtcn Ky H-V---s. ruls7g
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FURNITURE OF ALI. KINDS wAN7rD.
VIII pay You hrst-class prices II c.
Fisher & Co, 165 So. w. Temple. Wasatch
oiIH c253
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ATTEND HENAGER'S BUSINESS
college II you want the best New stu
dents may enroll any time. Positions
guaranteed. Investigate. e903
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WANTED-AGENTS

PORTRAIT AGENTS, MEN OR WON
en-. guaranteed salary; excellent prop
osition. Address Flo. Tribune. eIo4s
LIvE-WIRB AGENTS. GOOD COMsIIs-
sion. Call mornings, to II. ia 90
End East seo
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FURNISHED. a MODERN 6-ROQM
house on east side. Phone Wasaton ,o1
2fS6-W el5--
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CHILDREN CARED FOR BY THE
hour. Two competent ladies' I0c an
hour. lao No Main St Phone Wasatch
b-fo-" '" el057
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ON UTAH AND IDAHO FARMS;
eral options. Miller &; VieIe. 500
bldg.
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ANY GIRL NEEDING FRIENDS WI
und them at the Salvation Army. Ad
dress all communications To Mrs Ad{,
tent Sioate. 52l East Third South street
Salt Lake City. noI,s
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AScoRDIAN pLEATrNc

suNBtI<T Am sIDE pIrSf Iis.1rSSs fis:SsSs
st ss pssps HsisaS as7-5 s.siS;
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WANTED
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\ CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS
competent stenographcrs who ara In
search OF positions. either temporary or
permanent Call at the Remington Type
ment. No fees. 172 So. West Temple st
d363B
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WILL SHIP CAR II. II. GOODS TO Los
: Angeles and one to Chicago and one to
Portland and one to Florida next ten
days: very reasons bio rates. Ktmball Van
Il Storage Co. 73 So. Main. a2s0s
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GROOM MOD, M4 ETH EAST. $50 90.
6-roonl mod. ana barn, 535 South list
West, $1,000.
6-room partly mod. 51g South State
street, $500
4-room partly mod, s4 East 4th South
street $500
PETERSON r f. INV. CO., 81 East
9Th South Phone 1920, eld50
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AUCTION SALES,

C. e. OSTERLOH. AUCTIONEER- RESI-
dcnce s84 So. Main. Wasatch 2s24-W.
d10so
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FOR REiJT
APARTMENTS UNFuRNYa.

BEAUTIFUL. FRONT 5.ROozS :,
ment- The most delightful pJar
~ ine CITY. Sleeping porch. Ev1
vshlence. Inquire Daynes. 81 Nai,
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ALL KINDS SECOND HAND 10th
ing, trunks. valises; best prices maid
20 commercial st. Reply by postal card
iioh6 DILL fTk
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STOVE AND RANGE REpA1ps

Innings. CRATES AND WATER
Jackets, all makes. @. n. Lovett Fo,In.
dry fs n. 7th West. Bell 23O4-K. a2a0e
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M. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Skilled and unsklled laborers fur
niehed; 40 East LIST South corner Com
mercial Phone Wasatch 1888. p53
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEwORK
no washing. Call 354 w. lst North
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"ANIED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL
mouseWork, TO go TO Evanston. Wyo., in
Ia,niIy OF three; wages Ss per week Wa
Brigham. c15es
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groceries, Wholesale, to the consumers
exclusive territory, Good commissions.
For particulars write Edgar Jones Com
pany. 23S 2bth Street. Ogden, Utah
ds1o3
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LADIES. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST wOp
Chlchesters Pills; the Diamond hrand
for 20 years known as best, safest. AZ.
Ways reliable: buy OF your druggist; take
no other. Chtchesters Diamond Brand
ptls are sold by druggists everyHhere.
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VACUUM CLEANERS
LAWN MOWERS


SHARPENED AND REPAIRED. HIcy-
Gle repairing. key fitting Salt Iaka
Lock Works. Bell 1861. aoasJ
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GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS AT HoTEI
Alden: very reasonable. i3 E End So.
esq
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKER AND
embalnier. Isi SO. West Temple. Phone
1913 d3
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WANTED
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BRIDGE CARPENTERS. RAILROAD
work. transportation; bridge helpers.
railroad work.. transportation; laborers
With bedding, railroad work, pass; l.
concrete men. long Job. $3.50, s hours
concrete finishcrs. long job, $500. S
hours; 80 rockmen. railroad work. $3.50.
long job. man and wife, f. r. outfit; 20
concrete men, 30 cents honr, city; 20
shovelers, IS cents hour, city.
SHEPPARD'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
lf2 w. End South ST
Phone W. 1884 elJ1y
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KEY-FITTING


KEY FITTING. LOCK WORK. BICY.
Gle Supply Co, Phones Bell 3Gcs. Ind
tZy. oTsi
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WANTED
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% SHINES FOR s1.oo.

Step down 70 our cool basement and
have your shoes shined in our shoe shin
ing parlor.
MONARCH SHOE REPAIRING CO..
Il East Second South. Phono 35S3.
d36i0
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EIGHT-ROOM MODERN FURNfsIIhr
satch 17o2-K bloo-
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SPiRELIsA. CORSETS. ONE YEARS
guarantee. Mrs. Mann Peery hotel:
IlouIs, 10 h col
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wANTED-sAIEsMEN

SALESME MEN--EACH CITY FOR THE
Jewd Vacuum Sweeper. The Jewel is
agents, gee the trade. No experiences re-
quired No salary grabbers wanted but
men who want 10 earn his money. write
70 the General Appliance Corpora t!on. 2el
Centre st. New York City e3s7
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ONE FIRST CLASS PATTERN MAKER
at Western Foundry & Machine Co.
Ogden utah. d644
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OSTEOPATHY

>~~~~~~<N~~>~~>~~~~~~~<
Or, CLAUDE RIDDLE. OSTEo1|
physician and surgeon; suite 210 ~
bldg. Hours TO g.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES UNFURNIsHED


S~RoOM MOD, 11l3 East 1st South,
$40
room mod, 20 Q st. $50.
room mod. 1902 fth ave, $50.
I-room mod, GIL 9th ave, $50.
Groom mod. 766 Ist ave. $50.
5-room mod, 3I9 NJ ST.. $50.
Broom mod. 90 East Sth South $3.50.
I-room, 9I2 3rd ave. SIS.
1-rooin mod. III West 1st North, Sl5.
Groom. 5o3 South 7th East. $40.
3-roofp. a6T Jefferson ST.. 9th South
and West Temple. $3.50
1-roo,n mod. S9I 3rd ave. Sl5
. and broom apis. In the Avalon. 22b
East Bird South, SS0-SS7.50
4-rootn apis In the York, 3li South
eth East. $50
storeroom. 2T7 West End south. reason
able rent
Storeroom. 159 West South Temple. $50.
Store and living room, f2i South State
st, sl4.
a. RICHTER. Zeal Estate.
Call r. Harbach. Mgr Rental Dept,
Phone Gal. IS South Main ST.
12-ROoM MOD. So N STATE. BEST
location for board and rooms. hne con-
dition: $50.
G-roou mod, 3l5 9th East. s29.
Groom mod, 234 r. Srd So, $50.
3-room apartment in Oaks. $3.50.
broom mod, Jeremy st, $3.50.
7-roon mod, Srd and G, sG5.
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PERSONALS

LADIES $1,000 REWARD; I PosITTVE-
y guarantees ny great successfl,l
monthly remedy; safely relieves some
OF the. longest, most obstinate. abnormal
cases In three to five days; no harm. pain
or interference with work: mail sI 5o
Double strength -: DR.. p. P. southing
'"n fie"eU5 70. hansa6 CITY, Mo. clio
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e G. o'DONNELL. UNDERTAKEN
and en1balmer, has moved to new To-
cation. 225-227 South West Temple st
Realty bldg. Phone $50. o33ss
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PAY THE BEST PRICES FOR YOUR
old clothes Bell 502f a5s
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statesmen wANTED-oNE OF. THE
Oldest and best potteries In Ohio has
on extraordinary proposition to offer to
men OF ability capable OF handling a
number OF salegmen' 20 handle an unto
date lios OF premium china Address C-l5
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-29
WORK OF CITY COUNCIL

Council met, mayor aud aldermen
present except Morrison. Minutes of
last meeting approved.
Bills allowed: For labor, E. II. Of
ficer 81. 40. l.. C. Boyle SO, NJ. Harris
50, Geo. Hall Doe, j Reed ST. Salaries
Irwin Henry $50, III. Rogers $50, Geo.
H. Clarke $40 so, C. E. Powe'l SIS,
Crescent Oil Co., 1894, John L. Glenn,
fire alarm Sl3. SO, Geo. Hall ditching SIG,
Standard Oil Co., 500. Is, N. H. Nelson
weed commissioner, SIS 40.
On motion of Alderman Kuehn the
bid of NuzHm q Rabbit for construc-
tion of concrete walks was accepted for
the season. 7A92 49,
On motion of Alderman Mcintosh,
bids were authorized for painting stand
pipe, city to furnish paint.
On motion of Alderman Mcintosh,
city clerk was instructed to advertise
for sale in the city official paper the old
jail cells and fire engine.
On motion unused grounds newly ac-
quired for hitching place, was authorized
to be leased for COW pasture, six ami
mails at 81 per season, city to provide
water therein.
Application of Fred Rogers for super
intendent of fire alarm system at IS
per mont was presented and granted.
On motion of Alderman Mcintosh,
chairman en- water was authorized to
purchase drinking fountain to be in
stalled at Towner's Main street corner.
On motion council adjourned.
GEO II. CLARKE, City Clerk.
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NEW STRENGTH FOR BAD
BACKS
Yiroqua Residents Are Learning
How to Exchange the Old Back
For Stronger One

Does your back ache, feel weak and
painful?
Do you suffer headaches, langor and
depression? n e. Il ,..
Is the urine discolore6, passages IL
regular? GIY0JcH ~ pa
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-29
HAMBURG.

CHAsEBURG, May Is. Julius Larson
visited friends at Stoddard &c. r.
Miller transacted business in the berg.
49,. Charlotte Aiken returned to her
home at La Crosse, after spending a
week with her grandmother, Mrs. q.
Aiken. Myrtle and Geneva Hoyt de-
parted for Onalaska, where they spend
several weeks visiting o. A Flad-
lien Of La Crosse, was local business
caller, Wednesday Walter and Edna
Polechek spent Sunday at home Willie
and Magnus Peterson spent Saturday
and Sunday at La Crosse .Letha Hoyt
visited friends and relatif es at Viroqua.
=. John Graf returned from Montana,
where he has been fc1 several weeks.
Mrs. A. johnson srd daughter, Nora,
visited friends a. Coon Valley. Gard
ner's warehouse will be raised three
feet and the basement converted into
an up-to-Cate blacksmith shop. George
Carson aid Lloyd Gorsline will be the
new proprietors. We understand the
shop vacated by Mr.. Gorsline will be
rennodeled into feed barn Mrs. X.
B. Hoyt and daughter, Letha, did shop
ping at La Crosse. &. Harry Aiken Wis
tied friends and relatives at La Crosse.
The postponed baseball meeting was
held Sunday afternoon and large
crowd was present. As a result the
second team was organized, with Oscar
Dahl as manager. The first team will
probably be organized in the near fu-
ture. The game was called OIL Sunday