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skINNER.

Tho snow OF past week was Ger
tainly fine on the wheat
winter set in last Sunday just Rf-
ter the ground hos saw his shadow
The weather predictions Of a wintry
February is certainly hitting Il 50
fat.
The Rev. ). l.. Presser OF Hallsville
held his regular services at Bethle.
hem Sunday. INC brethren brought
their dinner. and shortly after partaki
ing OF II another service was held
This plan il working admirably SO
far.
Tanner &. Day put up two and a
half miles of telephone line last
week.
A Missouri University mar was
here last Wednesday and did some
vaecinating for Hugh Elsie and II. T:
Squirting and son
Hog cholera is stilI raging in this
country. Frank weinand's. Jas. Chap
mans and B. @. Berrey's now have
, it. All in all, about thousand head
have died in 6 months within a
three-mile radius of here. All oui
farmers that have had It are afraid
to buy again soon,
Mr.. Stamper moved to Mexico on
) Friday. Elmer Chapman moved .tC
} place Saturday that Mr.. stamper va
Gated.
Mr.. Pollock is moving to the Judg'
Greed Carter's old place, now owned
! by Geo. Dean
John W. Blum put 40 head of 3
year old cattle on feed last week
. Judge Squirting and son. "a head.
3 Mrs. c. R. Squirting visited he
4 mother, Mrs. snidow in Mexico las
Y week.
Y 7. ]. Gatewood suffered a strok'
of paralysis OF left side Saturday
E The old gentleman has been 4
failing condition for some time. an
is rather critical now. His daugh
4 tiers from X. c. are here and nov
Sunday are looking for his brothe
! from Texas and sous in DOR.
: The party at Ollie Faddis' Tues
l day night was, well attended and
\ royal good time reported
Ollie Faddis moved TO CentralI
4 last Wednesday. Sorry 10 lose thes
excellent people from our midst.
George Washington Grosswhite
will pccupy his own farm this seaso
\ His abn. Jim. wtil farm on the Park
4 place now owned by Mr.. Arnold.
The pie supper at Gatewood wa
a grand success. A big crowd on
a Forty-one pies brought m average {
p As cents each. Highest priced on
4 bringing 30 cents.
& Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGee vlsite
his brother. DR.. b. G. McGee in Shel
n man, Texas. past fortnight.
IL The house on what is known a
81 the Mrs. Neale place, just across ro'
Y from olivet Church burned saturda
is night.
~ Ralph King had 25 head of heifer
q on St. Louis market recently goo
IL enough to bring $500 per cwt Ralp
says this bunch made him more nor
IN ey than any former bunch.
r. Uncle Afford Canterbury has bee
here past three weeks visiting b
"a daughters, Mesdames Barnes, Eli
= and Holloway, and returned HON
81 to Muskogee Tuesday. Uncle A
looked fine.
~ Claude Canterbury and family {
Baker, Oregon, were here past tire
Us weeks. VIII continue their visit 3
vario9 places with their relatives. r
TX turning home about March /. itChu
and wife look Just like they aid foul
~ teen Years ago when they left her
for Oregon.
Harry Householder is sinking
tie well on his farm neal Trinity churcl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that h
~ administration on the esta,
Jenhett Ess. deceased,
graated to the undersigned Fcs
.i9t9, by the Probate Court Of.
rain Comfy, Missouri All Den
having claims against said estate
required TO exhibit the same to
undersigned for allowance vi
six months from The date Of said
ters or they maybe precluded
any benefit OF said estate, and
such claims be not exhibited
in one year from date Of this
cation they will be forever barre
SCAT Flora Ess,
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

r A. Hightshoe 4 Co.
For Poultry and Egg Paees

3 y.
The sale Of fat mules By Galloway
feeders to ST. Louis dealers has
reached PISS. for which the King
oorn" dealers have received almost
a half million dollars. The shipments
cut OF the county this week were
about 100 head. tits estimated the
season sales wiz not fall far short
OF 100000. -.
About 600 head OF mules are on feet
and these will be dispostd of within
tho next 60 days. Several Of =. the
feeders are fattening second bunch
Cor the season. The big demand for
mules among the cotton men OF the
South has caused q ready sale on
the St. Louis market.
Mrs. J. H. Lane this w~k PsiF7
COW to II. P. Crum for S77 III
AIN Hail sold Fennewald Bros, OF
near harrisburg, this week, 20 head
I of- hcss az eraging about 10 lbs. at
-s7.50.- frank Kellerhals sold the
same men - head averaging 103 lbs.
at the same price.
The following have moved lately
in the farming neighborhood north OF
Ceauralia: Walter Roberts to the
Jas, Brown place: Walter Richard
son to the Sam Crawford place and
Mr.. Long to the John Sexton farm.
I a, F. Gillette's sale, Tuesday, to-
lia.ed about $1,000. Although Mr.. Gil
-ette had very little stuff for sale,
most everything brought good prices
Jersey cows brought from $50 to $50
aplece The sale was held on Mr..
lCiiIette's farm, 3 - miles northwest
OF this city.
VT. Jennings recently sold a hog
to John Yoder for $1,000.
They are paying 40 cents for corn
around C~entralia, :
D. ". Carper, a progressive farm'
er- residing near Thompson, who
moved to Audrain not long since
frap Illinois, was delighted to hear
VIC lave secured a Farm Advisor
land. kinks he will be of great bene-
fl. to the farmers in Audrain. Mr.
Carper attended the lectures on agri-
( culture at Illinois State University
and believes in doing things along
the latest approved methods. He in
tends 10 experiment with alfalfa
here, believing it can be grown with
much pr lit He recently sold Wheel
er Cant lf5 head OF sheep at s7.25,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

Wednesday. the 18th Of February,
1913 is the 1O4th anniversary Of the
birth Of Abraham Lincoln, the great
emancipation and 18th president Of
the United States. In many states
his birthday is celebrated with the
same bonors as that of Washington.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

| cepnty Judge J. W. Bearl.,
In exico on business Tpsss'
Ebert Stockton OF Colnr.,
mg a to this city. where n. -.
cepsd a position as Manage,
|Inyze's large livery barn.
TN Ledger Joins in weleo,..
stotk ton to this city.
wa. Marshall is in St Lou,
the care Of an eye-speclallst
Mq1 balls friends win regre,
leaf that his eyes are in baa
tlof but wish for him an earl, /
oryt
fPt. Robert Scott, a British
Dld and four Of his com,,.
pet bed In a blizzard in M !.
tic lgion while on their re,pr
net Prom the South Pole.
iks ka'alie Morris, the w.
Jii ter II Sam Morris. Of M j
Ihas feeepled a position as lp,l.l
in hmestlc Science in a Cow
SCH 4 .at-Lnlce. N. NJ sbs h.
tn4@ place, Tuesday. Miss NJ
wa Ieceutly graduated from \
lratitn.e, PHILADELPHIA whore
sn{claIzet IN Domestic sclesa
has 8lso studied in Pemingtm
lea and IS a graduate Of Mev,
Hl schp& IN this city. Ml,,
. ris very capable in her pr,.
I anh , splendid young lady.
fnhhds predict great success fl,
4. q. A. Lindenmeyer and \
oiSphar. who live southwest of
leo have sold their farms and
4 move to Mexico to reside. Mr. !
trasied his s5-acre farm to ,
Boyd for his residence proper,
s South Muldrow street, and M
deAmeyer traded II acres to j
!: Gallaher for residence prope+,
South Mexico.
81 \. P. Whitley. of 50S5 verpo,
) nue.. ST. Loais, formerly Of N
. Mo- an attorney, yesterday re
a a telegram from his brother, ,
a Judge L. R. Whitley, of st. LOU
n nov resides in the City OF n
!. Informing him he was safe bit
the situation in the city was 5
n Am orleans are planning to ret
o the United States unless the
a. is abated, according to Judge
fley's message.
81 q. NJ. Clay, of this city, LED
n 1.-THE City of Mexico two week
but Is reported to be in Tam
A. route home.
k. Mrs. B. w Hill, who was
Ito st. Louis some two week.
IT TO. her daughter, on account
at ness, has returned home She
ports the family on the mend.
te Hill says there is no place III
.. leo.
IN A marriage license was
"a Wednesday, afternoon to Altr
h. IRISH and Miss Alma D. shlelt
" ~ Audraln county.
err w. r. Jennings. who resid
Centralia, and Lanzy Fighter
=. SAME nelghborhood, enjoyed q
n ful birthday dinner Tuesday |
a number of their friends we
la cd. The day was the nnnlve
so the birth OF both Of them an
present had a glorious time.
g they live long and prosper
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
SO HEAD OF STOCK 50
F. AT
Public Sale.

The undersigned will sell at !
lie Sale 10 Mile North and 5 y
west of Laddonia, 3 miles norh
! pile west of Rush Hill, and II
edst of Rock Hill Church, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY rs, isi
so HEAD OF WORK MULES
l Pair of 5 year olds; / pair I
olds; 1 pair 3 year ODDS; 10 head
coming 3 year olds; IA coming q
ODDS. These mules are IS to IS
hands high, extra good bone, !
matched, broke and ready for ]
work.
8 HEAD OF HORSES AND MAR
] Percheron mare, s years Old.
foal to Jack Pair mares, ) u
old, in foal to horse; Pair mars.
years old, in foal to horse; l bl
saddle and harness horse, 6 y
old; ! draft horse, 8 years old, 9
worker; 1 draft horse, 3 years OIL
. Cows giving milk, 8 with
by side.
~ HoGs--e Poland.chlna
VIII pig In March and April; 6
land China bears.
TERMs-All sums OF $40 and ID
cash over that amount, a cred.
six months at s per cent Int
from date of sale.
Sale begins at 10: 30 O'Clock.
Lnhch served by Ladies OF Ca
lie Church.
Col Ed. Atchison. and col T.
Fegan. Auctioneers.
,. ,. Mccune, Clerk.
owl j. c. HAGAN.
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klw AlIo ia N7adn l9 -
|s,JAX PAXERSoQ OF AUDRAM COUNTY
WHO PAY $50 OR MORE TAXES
.-ss =" .---~-'s 49, - ="

We publish below a list OF per
sons who pay at least fifty dollars
,eojntv. tax in Audraia county. &C
coruing to the books of the County
Collector. A large number Of eiti'
lyels Of the county own stock 10
baiks aAd other corporations that
eat their own taxes and that makes
lt6il their personal tax appear small.
dsuntS Collector Pulls has made q
nda, efficient official. and says thai
mckay all OF the taxes for the past
vtdi lave been paid.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

ILLINOIS women are to participate
in the suffrage march to Washington,
and IL they take 1t %leisurely they
may get there many days ahead of
her new United States senators.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
SALES cLEakrn

on reasonable terms This is a
NICE way to get the cash for your
"pnTY as soon as your sale is over.
North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

NoN-suRGlcAL METHOD
1t is impossible for any physician
to be equally proficient in the treat
ment OF all diseases. BY combining
the practice to a single affliction and
deyotlng exclusive attention to the
perfection OF treatment for it, a
skillful physician viii always com
mand greater success than the gener.
al practitioner.
DR.. levin has been located in st
Louis 20 years. and has made the
treatment and cure Of Rupture his
exclusive specially. His treatment
better known all over the country as
the'Lewin Method"is founded on sci
entific principles; he does not USE
the knife or draw blood. This treat
ment does not confine the patient t.
bed, but brings relief with the frs
treatment. The patient grows sttonl
er and In better spirits with eacl
succeeding treatment, and within
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

THAT Washington suffragette pa
rade foreshadows the day when the
girls will escort a presidentess to
her Inauguration.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

AGAIN may Bryan and Roosevelt
felicitate each other. Bailey has call
ed them both 'Demogogues."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
HoILENsvlLLE.

! HoLLENsxlLLE.
Rev. HeruaoR Of ushralia fille
his appointments at Midway sunda
and Sunday night.
Saturday might, hetEeeR 9 and
o'clock, the house knewH as the NJ
Neaa houses Just acfoss the rds
from olivet Church was destroyed
fire. The house was occupied ]
John Johnson's family. Nearly the I
.ire- cohtents we're dastrdyed. n
hausel was owned by ]. r. Miller
Mexico.
Tom Jones is visiting friends a
relatives at Benton City,
lewis Rudasil. Feb. II, at his pS
lie sale On the Collie Moore place.
gong to sell a lot OF good stoc
The ladies' of Midway Church "
serve dinner. \
| r. L. MCGEE and family return
Feb. 6 from their visit to DR.. D. !
Melee at sherman, Tex.
Graala Ewing has typhoid fever.
T. j. Lakewood suffered a stroke
paralysis last Saturday morning an
Il IN q ctilica condition.
70 cENTs BUYS A NAPPP.E.
You can't cook without a napp
when you can buy them for a din
On sale this week.
d3w1 Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

Mayor Willard Potts received a
card, Wednesday, from one OF the
Columbia girls, who ran away from
home ana were found here
one daJ last week. The girl
says both Of them were certainly
glad to get home and will never
leave again. They seemed sorry
they had left, and declare, Never
again"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13
new SUITS FILED IN

CIRCUIT COURT.
Paul Everhart VS. Henry Bryson
damages.
Restora McPike vs., estate of H. 9
McPfke. Appeal from Probate.
State Of Missouri VS.. Adolphus Don
Eelly. Grand Larceny.
James Crawford VS.. Frederick De
lano ct al. Damages.
q. tRiesmeyer Dist. Co, VS.. A. NJ.
BE NETT On account.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

we offer for rent, 200 acres q
unimprosed land. for corn and oats
located s miles northeast Of Mex
leo.
dw1 NORTH MISSOURI TRUST co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13


turkey hens. Mrs. Clarence Hopkins,
1920 N. Washington street, Mexico,
Mo. d1w1
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YOU won't be forced to eat your
words IL you pay compliments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

READ LEDGER WANT ADS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

EVERYBODY in Mexico wants the
ve-y best Of schools.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

Mrs. LaylnaArhite, 6s years Of q
died at the home Of her son. w.
Brown, south OF this city. Wedne
day morning. suffering with pneup
MIA. Mrs. White is survived by y
sops. The body will be taken to
lneis for burial. The Ledger joE
friends IN extending sympathy
Hhe bereaved ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

LocALbARKEr.-.a -
New wheat--sloa
New Corn-l3c and 45c
New Qat-90 and sic.
stnw-s4.00 = ton
Good Timothy and Straw
Hag-s12
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

Our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
~ 1t your service to help you save
your money and then to invest i
profitably. Owl
North Missouri Trust Co.
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...DEATHS...


Mona Fry Armstrong.
|onSSs oia dsusztsr 81. and NJ
pave ArlpstA e. miss noSla Of NJ
10 on bean Cred. died at the hofe
Of the parents, Monday. February
and the remains we're lelf to ~
IA the Eubanks cemetery Tuesf@
nornna rebf1art lt&
The bksas . nts - the e
Mere syri pAthy fthe Ledger and qth
or friends.
vandalia. No, Feb. IL.
g. N. Ely, rs years old, died beg
Monday a~ftsrnoon from pneumonia
He leaves a wife and five clildrpa
Mr.. Ely wak one kthe largest prpp
lSi oSners in YaAdAiia. 81
nhsmcrs ASd : pOme !
Kaasas Cts. Nd h mOrnih
&ehfdasf I after ering q
Ehess Nn plaardnrs Tas about z
,nar ala afsd leaves a wife and Z
chidren. 81
me deceased was formerly
lmSphant in this city. having condpf
Ma store near the National Bat1
He lpved to Hlgginsville about Tx
years7Ago, and later moved to Khf
sas City
The LcdkAr Joins other friends
bereaved family.
Earl Carter Wilson. 5 year old e
Of Walter wllson. Of near Molip'
died Saturday 81 a complication. q
funeral was helh at the Gun Rss
Church. Sunday afterntpn =, at
o'clock. the Reg r. W. Taylor off
ating.
The boy was a nephew OF the lni
Mrs. Alex Carter.
The Ledger joins friends in e
tending sympathy to tho bereaYs
ones. d
4 W4sss4 81
Mrs. LaylnaArhite, 6s years Of 4
died at the home of her son, W..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-13

READING ADS SAVES
MONEY
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Cured Permanently
LEVIN PAINLESS,
NoN-suRGicAL METHOD

by the
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STORE. CORNER STH
East and ond South. c. r. Walker,
AZ So. w. Temple st y 1890
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses


SPECIAL BARGAINS.
$500 buys the best bargain in the room"
ing house line city: IA rooms; FUR
nshed. rent SITS; a fine transient
location; II you want something
Al investigate this, it's genuine
snap.
s4000-4S- room European hotel; elegantly
furnished and fully equipped
for the maintenance OF first
class hotel; private and public
baths and shower baths; located
on Main ST.; all depot cars stop
in 'front.' caters to high class per-
manent and transient guests only;
last month the owner cleared $500
net; II you desire something good,
clean and moral In the hotel line.
buy this; continued I'll health OF
owner compels him to sell. reason
able terms Ito the right party. a
rigid Investigation invited exclu-
sively with us.
A. RICHTER,
Real Estate Established % Years,
Headquarters for Business Opportunities.
A. l.. BRATTAIN, Mgr u. o. Dept.
12 Main st, Phone Wasatch GAL
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AVN MOWERS SHARPENET

~ REPAIRED: BABY BUGGIES RE-
2red. c. a. Fowler. key, gun, bike and
Es1Sy works Phone Wasatch 1880.
WEST md so. sl4S
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Stores and Offices

sunrltooM. LARGEST AND HAND
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LIVERY STABLE


XCOY STABLES, CARRIAGES AND
light livery horses bought and sold.
Sbcne 81. oIsl
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MCCLELLAN REAL ESTATE 6, INVEST
MENT co.
MISUNDERSTANDING
SSsS$sSS$SsS
SAVE THE DOLLARS
YOU PAY FOR RENT
$50 TO 500 CASH
and balan In sums of SIS and up per
month Will put you in a home OF your
own. We have bargains that can not be
equaled In the city.
A SPECIAL BARGAIN.
Make us a small cash payment. balance
Ike rent. and move your family into that
fine 5-room modern brick cottage. No. S22
9Th ave. i bargain for some one.
HOMESITE ADDITION
HOMESITE ADDITION
Take the Wandamere car today TO 13th
South, walk west to BEAUTIFUL HOME
SITE ADDITION. the garden spot OF the
southeast. where we VIII build you home
to suit YOU on terms Ike rent ~ brick
cottages and bungalows started this
month. Where can YOU equal it? Lot
us help you out OF the RENT RuT. In
BEAUTIFUL IIOMESITE ADDITION
YOU have cement walks, trees. graded
streets, electric lights and FREE WA
TER All lots are nicely fenced.
MCCLELLAN REAL. ESTATE g. INVEST
MENT CO,
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
dO2 & 403 Walker Bank Bldg.
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ate between End and ard South. 900
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|TOVE and RANGE REPAIRS

kANGES CONNECTED, $3.50: WATER
}Sackets cleaned, So: l.. Jackets. 81:
4oves repaired. B. Z. Morriss. Phone
Fasatch 67l4-W. s1402
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HOUSE CLEANING


7TAII HOUSE CLEANING COVE
Hint and kalsomine your rooms; most
Military and antiSeptic method: as well
b artistic and pleasing to the eye. Wa
atch 3082. 123 S. State. s497
tENERAL MING CO.
|Housecleaning. window washing jani-
or work. kalsomining. Wasatch 1855
Is L. End SO. oI64a
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

EOTT s. CAMOMILE. ALL COUN-
fries terms reasonable 2267 Judge
NdB. g607
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
Farms and Acreage
TAKE A TRIP
TO
"MOSlDA-BT- THE-LAkE."

Go with us by launch across
beautiful Utah lake 10 Mosidn. Co
prepared TO select your 50 acres.
No more IDEAL place in the west
10 i've than OH one OF these irrl-
gated farms. Land With gentle
slope. Water right plentiful
District school. electric light and
telephone on tract One hundred
people living there now. and more
moving in continually. Mosida
offers the best inducement TO
homeseekers ever presented in the
state. Right here IN the heart
OF Itah'S most fertile valley: only
fifty miles from Salt Lake City.
only fifteen miles from Provo.
Price for land and water 800 per
acre, on ten years time: only
$40 per acre down. Write for lit
eratpre and make appointment for
trip.
NATIONAL. SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY.
Top floor Walker Bank Bldg,
Salt Lake City.
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10 PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
|trade marks or copyrights, see j. NJ.
homas. 3OS Utah Savings s. Trust bldg.
ol24
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is YOUR MONEY
MAKING YOU MONEY?
ssssSsssSSss
i. Do YOU GET Z PER GENT NET?
If. NOT: YOU SHOULD.
SssSSsssSsss
THE BEST SECURITY
on earth Is choice FIRST MORTGAGE
REAL ESTATE LOANS on improved city
Our many clients are getting
per cent interest on their investm ents
with us. We loan our own money first.
turn over all papers to our clients, attend
to all. collections. etc, and guarantee both
principal and .interestcon .all our loans.
WE HAVE ON. HAND
choice first mortgages ranging from $500
up to $20.00000 that VIII net you per
cent per annum. You clip the coupons.
we get you the Nancy
WE WILL GLADLY ..
furnish you with any references you may
require as to oEr financial standing and
reliability.
M'KELLAR REAL ESTATE &, INVEST
MENT co
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
INC. CAPITAL, $3.50. 600
1929 WALKER BANK BUILDING.
ssSSSSSSSS$$SsSsssss
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VETERINARY

r~>-~~~>~->~-~~~>~-@-~-~~>~>~-
{R- F. II. LAUMAN. VErGRINARIA "
pet animal practice a specially Hos
Ital for animals. Hylaud 2211-W,
1osr!tai at o49 18th East 1887
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HAIRDRESSING

1t-L WASA{fCH 1896 FOR BEAUTY
*0rh; dong at your home. o177
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CHINA DECORATING


uSS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO.
IA East Third South China suitable
A gifts and prizes. Class and private
.Hsons. c969
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For Sale or Trade

BY OWNERS ACRES. POULTRY
buildings, 400 w Leghorn chickens
Willinm Redeser First West between
10th and lith South slV4
100 ACRES OF. VOLCANIC ASH. AP-
nile land 81 miles from. thriving town.
north Or. weuatchee. Wash.s' sunenGum-
bered Would exchange FOR Salt Lake
property Address R-sS. Tribune. 1881
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QUICK SHOE REPAIRING

HALE SOLE MsN. 5 I, Sps: t
ladies' .0c Utah shoe Rep. Co. III
SO. w. Temple. Was 3s37, Free delivery:
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CLEANING AND DYEING

ITERS CLEANING & DYEING co
.Garments insured Superior work
rompt auto delivery. Three phohes-
"a 915. 999. ll4-i6 T. Broadway. misc
ALT LAKE CLEANING CO, BEST
work prompt delivery. 351 State. Was.
i35, Hyiand 1889. s2335
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BOWLING ALLEYS


WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORS go
Main. Prizes each week FOR ladies' high
scores ln55I
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