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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-12
REvIvALIsTs AND REvIvALIsT.

The Salt Lake papers mention the opening of revival meetings
by two prominent Methodist ministers and speak Of aendances
five hundred Revvasts nowadays invariably compared
with BILLY" Sunday whom Ebert Hubbard charactezes THE
theological Asia Minor and Dancing Dersh Of times What
Sunday may may be- he draws the crowds At Pitts
burg audiences of eighteen thousand have listened him.
following is a fair sample Of one of his prayers:
Now, Lord we've got delegation Of doctors down here
tonight wish you'd try TO do something for them, Lord
They don't get much chance TO 10 church. because
old stiff around Sunday morning with a toe
touch of the pip and keeps them away.
Gee, Lord, but I'm tiredl
And then there's lot Of lawyers down here. Oh Jesus
bunch that your help And there from
the railroads the facoryand-and there's that
CATION from-Wait minute, Lord Where they FROM
Peacock? Oh yes from Pttson, the hose company from
Pttston-and-and the coal miners and the carshop
and OH Lord shook with many horny handed
In my life there here Now you know what they all
need Lord and you're ready TO give em the best there Is
Come along now, Rodeheaver, let's have a song.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-12
InCH PRICES PAID ron
UTAH WOOL Bl DEALER

JeFse Goodfellow. ono of the old
time wool buyers Of this state. who
represents Elsemnnn brothers OF iios-
ton. Mass, has just closed up some
contracts for 2bs. 900 pounds OF wool
Ho contracted with the Murray sheep
company for IL clip OF 10000 pounds
M 20 cents; with koarns iruthcrs Tor
$4,000 pounds at 20 cents; with George
BLACK Tor 10000 pounds at "a cents
and =. u. curtis for $4,000 pounds at
20 cents.
The Murray sheep company. tho
KenrnE brothers ana George BLACK
clips are from the flooks In this state.
aud as the lower price indicates they
do not grade as high as the norths ru
wool, especially that raised In Wyo-
ming. Montana and parts OF Idaho.
Yet these clips are OF a good grade
and the prices are among the highest
paid Tor several years
3. a. Curtis clip h. from choice
lot Ia Wyoming and h as good a
grade as o. produced In tho West
Tho price of 20 cents pound a. as
good aH any that has been paid. so
Tar a. can be learned. thus far during
the present season. 10 IN "a fact that
AANAN ~ " ~ hAAAhA - ANIfNAAffA "
be the prices for the better grade
OF wool. and from Arizona the report
II coming that as much as 2S and 80
cents a pound mas been paid for the
wool that is being sheared
Clips at Opporune Time.
While nothing official has been OBJ
tained on the reports from Arizona.
Utah buyers explain that the clip Is
coming In early M n time when Il In
needed, and that Il Is a light. clean
clip
Arizona only produces about 5,OOO.-
600 pounds OF wool and Nevada's
yield is placed at about 1000. coo
pounds, Utah and the states farther
north have much larger shearlng hut
the first that comes IN from this state
Is along about March 25th 20 Aprll
LIST. Utah's yield II placed at O.O0o.
900 10 100000 pounds, Idaho al
2O,OOO,0 900, Wyoming al $4,000. 900 and
Montana at $4,000, 600, Some OF these
states few years ago had larger
clip, but the flooks are much smaller
than formerly, when the ranges were
larger.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-12
CARBON STAKE CONFERENCE.

The Carbon stake confircuce VIII
be held Mt Price March goth and 2ist
beginning NJ O'clork y. m. Much OF
the work will pertain 20 the Sunday
school
Stake President A. w. Horslcy has
not been advised as 60 who the visit
ing brethren will be. but efficient men
are expected.
PROGRAM FOR CONFERENCE.
Saturday. y. ~
General secretary's summary Of the
annual report OF the stake and its
icrsuns Co Sunday school workers. by
stake Superintendent Carl u. March,
Dcn: SUNDAY school Ideals" member
OF general board. address. President
a. w lIorsley
Saturday. 1880 p. m.
General assembly for stake presl-
dency. high councillors. bishoprics and
all sunday school OFFICIALS ana teach-
ers
Roll call by wards.
After opening exercises departments
will separate for department work.
Superintendents. secretaries. treas
urers. Librarians. choristers and or
ganiats will meet In ono department.
SUNDAY school text DpohH' hth''W
board member: Sunday school librar-
ian, NJ o. Vaughan: Sunday school
music. Elder Matthew'S. discussion by
members Of each OF the above topics.
Parents. theological and second in
termodiatc teachers will meet In one
department
Text hooks. general hoard member;
Spirituality In the home. .. J. Iiar-
mon: Developing spirituality In the
child. Letter BJarnason. Discussion
By the members OF each OF the above
topics.
First intermediate. primary and
Kindergarten teachers viii meet In
one department
Text books. general board member;
Child study. Carl r. Marcuscn. Dis
tinctiye features Of Sunday school
kindergarten work.
Reception az . o'clock y. m.
SUNDAY MORNING.
900 n. m.-Spirituality In Sunday
school work. general board members
The teacher. general board member.
Special music Is being arranged for
by Choristcr TEX Miller and organlst
e. u. barrett.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-12

Someone suggests that when you OF the little end
horn simply appropriate the blow
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-12

State OF Utah, County OF Carbon-ss.
Carl n. Marousen, being duly sworn
according 10 law. deposcs and says
that he il cashier Of the above named
bank; that the above and foregoing
report contains a fun, true and cor
rect statement OF the condition OF the
said bank at the close OF business on
the 2bth day OF February. 1915.
CARL X. MARCuSEN.
Correct, attest; Geo. A. Nixon, Car
los Gunderson, Carl 10. Marcusen,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworr 20 before me
this 2d day OF March. 1915.
q. n. NELMS,
(seaD Notary Public.
My commission expires 25th day OF
December, 1915.
state OF Utah, office OF Bank Come
missioner. 1. &. A. GLACIER. bank
commissioner OF the state of Utah. do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a
full, true and correct copy OF the
statement OF the above named com
pany filed in ms office this 4th day
OF March, 1915,
G. A. GLAZlER,
Bank Commissioner.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-12
Your Cold Is Daneerous--p.,
Up-Novy.

a cold Is readily catch,n.
down system is susceptibio A ID
You owe Il 10 yourself ara sefpI
OF your household to fiSSt 20 10 oths|
at once. Or. Bells Pine Tae gers|
Ia fine for colds and coushs hea1
ems the mucous, stops the Ill ~
soothes tho lungs. Its TousA q,
only 25c at your drusgis, fsnissl
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-12

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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-12

Buyers are stiil Offering good priccb
for the wool They confess that th.y
are not In a better position TO Judge
what the market win eventually do
than the Shccpmcn. who read the
news OF the day and draw their own
conclusions That there ~ n good de-
mand for wool Is apparent 10 anyone
who has wool Co scil. but when you
talk about top prices for anything hut
the hest grades. the prospective buyer
Immediately vaniahcs
Ail Parties In n Quandnry.
The shrafing Ia parts Of Idaho viii
begin April ist. hut In other sections
and In Wyoming and Montana, there
will be- mo- shcaring until after the
landing season This late wool does
not start 10 the market until June aud
July ana u 10 only the wool that viii
be ready Tor market soon that can
take advantage ct the present mar
kct For this reason none OF the
buyers appears TO he willing to pay
up Ia . cents. the price that II being
asked by some Of the northern sheep.
men Tor the late clips.
ShUcpmcn and wool buyers are In a
have been advised that II ~ largely n
speculative market. and they admit
that la "a measure this IL true To a
degree they like the excitement Of the
market and are willing Co take some
chances Western buyers are willing
that their regular customers should
get the best prices for they want 60
do business with them next year aud
other years as long ~ wool ~ grown.
but they are held back by the Eastern
firms whom they represent and some
large clips have not been contracted
Tor az a result OF this condition.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-12
BELGIANs GRATEFUL.

Returning from war-ravished Belgium, Dean McCenahan of
prominent Eastern university tells of the gratitude of the sufferer
of the stricken country In his report Of the condition he
The gratitude of the Begans TO America Is the
touching thing could imagine. II is shown in many
istaabe ways Il Is evidenced by exalted regard for the
stars and stripes which unnoed II is expressed
broken tongues of classes people whenever any oppor
tuniy offers Az noble Belgian heroine who risks her
life and property every week TO help her stricken working
people, expressed IT, with tears streaming from her Oh
love Americal But for America should be starving
Next flag love the stars and stripes"
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-12
s.oD tho ChId's CoIds--Ibcy Often
Vcsuh Seriously.

Colds Group ana whooping cough
are chIldren's ailments which need
Immediate attention. The after ei-
fects are often most serious. Don't
take the risk--you don't have TO. Ut.
Kings New Discovery checks the cola
soothes the cough, allays the lni,anl-
ynotion kills the germs and allows
nature 10 do her healing work. SOC
al YOUR druggist. Buy a bottle today.
-Advt
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-12

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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-12
WHAT DO you MEAN "MATcHED~g

item states that trtysx out Of ninety
bers in Nebraska legislature and that there
only lawyers in the list and that these are matched by
equal number Of newspaper men, This be explained We
yet knew newspaper who could match lawyer and
save his car fare out Of it--Colhers .|f W..
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-12

Price progressves feeling decidedly and others
much disappointed the failure of the road appropriation for
the thoroughfare Their dispositions not
peed great extent by the fact that the $4,000 allowed
for the HepeDuchesne route and another $4,000 from Helper
the Halfway House.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-12

Those who continually looking for gratitude very
dom deserving OF IL.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-12
REPORT MADE TO THE BANK

Commissioner Of the State OF Utah. oil
the condition OF the Price CONNER
ciai and Savings Bank. located at
Price. In the County Of Carbon. state
OF Utah, az the close az business on
tho 25th day OF February. 1918
RESDIRgER
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-12

With the failure of the Wootton bill great load has been lift
from the shoulders OF the Utah druggists who apprehens
that the Of the would force them into the qu
traffic. Congratulations
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-12

The legislature may decide not to let have wh
but made ample provision for abundance of
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-21

Until convinced 10 the contrary @e
viii hoid 10 the Deliei thai any busi-
ness man IN Leavenworth WAC SENDS
money out OF the Town tbat he should
spend mere IS injuring his OWL and
every other business. Wben the meT
chant sends of IN order &c save a
lite, he not only points the way 10
Others by his example but he fossens
the pond Of help and irieBashlp oi TIE
one directly affected How could it
be otherwise. You are selling drq
goods One Of your customers all
al once lakes it into bis bead 10 send
10 Chicago " New Nork lor something
you could have supplied nim with.
You .dont ike it. You bad intended
70 get MIN 10 % 500 improvement
lob Oh your home and fight then and
there you make VI your snino % gel
SOMEBODY else. On, tnis thing OF
,Esding away lEom home works n 50
nany ways, GUS here aad there cuts
silently, whele you least expected It.
Cuts .oday .omorsoy aDd mex year.
The inipSed parry has frieDds 81 en-
ployes who he can influence sABd
Cor iosget he vii use his Influence
lie 8 only following your opjeel lesson.
Do you expect MIN 70 De better ano
nose !ogal % the own than YOU have
Ceen2
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-21
Aeqdlt.dI d BAN (. Car

The IeRs that vas flashed heEe .ast
2a.lgday evening 4som Hena.chee thai
Hairy y Car vas acquitted 81 the
killing 81 E. y Fganki4n By a Jury was
just yea Ras .ooAed for BY th4s news
paper The nons!er who violates the
aaHctity qf h0me By pEeylng On len year
DC GhiIdLen deserves snoft SAINT ACC
sgiit punishment. the sooIer nQn-
s.ers Of the FEankAp type axe rendered
haIm.ess, 81 ppt y death The better il
vii be Eor society. E.e RIecAed rhe
happiness n sgo 4aniEes. He 1or-
.eiteq TIE n,ght q i've amQllg civilized
people. De GO nqt Pel.eye IL tGe
death penaiy as . p9nishnent lor
crae. S9ne DAY, RAep the g0r.q
g1pgs g.ser. il WI Drog.ee . pnn.sp-
nent cqmenspIs.te Wltb TIE enQ1pily
a us craze eQmmlAed BY FGan1lip
4aat Wi 9e NOE seyeIe thsp eeaAp arf
n vastly NOE qeteEang eEeet 9p
otheIs Wlth tAe sage cJipinal tslnk ~
theJ P.qqq W. PeAeye IN lay anf
az eTAqlcemeHt u Hapy r, Can
gas qlfeJenily cqAsiitqtea HePAsA}y We
pigft gqi hsge iqqpG ~ exeqse tPT
Eis sct. Eqt Bec4qse Re Is eEaoge4
win 2 keeE lptellsci, hgh msHtsEty,
tAs eapseity Log keep sq9erEg and
pqsRtal aHggish, VS. segqit him 81 re-
spopsiBiEiy qEdeT the lag. IA Il Eet
hsIa 70 ipagiRe how ihe feEl gl0Bg n
kIspkliR glqgghi IN bis mind and as-
ihl9Rea resseR ana cslm iRagmeRt,
He IVES RQi iassRe bsiqle be klilsa
FIsHkllR snq rs is Het iHssHs Rsg. II ne
pad Bsea iRsaHe he probably gsRla sel
hays killea Ef4Eklip. 'ihe stste 81
HAIRY H., Cans mlEa csR be imagined
by seRsilige msH whe lsges bis chill
qfeR, bgi esR Ret be described w any
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-21

The Echo IS IL Eeceipi Of hunazeo
page Dook.et gotten out By the Eom-
megcial BANK and Trusi CO. .oi We
na.chee This progressive bank esl-
deptiy oelieyes WA. viii add g TIE
prosperity 81 The map ~ the and vii
also add .o the prosperity of sne sowp
The ain 81 the bookiet IS q .eacn the
benefits Of diversified aanchipg thEp
giying the ,ezperience 81 those whp
have made a success b. following these
Anes E1.ample is usually aocep.ee as
more convincing eYioence than PIC
eept The ezempsars given axe fighi
al hone, Eye9'pody kp9ge jus. Fne
obey are and what taey haye Gone
The poqk shopl6 10 zee Wena.chee
valley mpcb gpoe. a ie hal6s9mely
gottep " apq atHac4ye.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-21

words al our command because We
believe De was moi mentally normal
not legally responsible 10 society Ior
his act while suffering gEsai mental
.toTment, sc sequit him 81 any wfeng
IN killing c. d RANKIN jus as lhe
jury very properly die For lhe &C
cidsntsl kiliag oil an innoeent man the
law Aas already meled out igs punish
ment 10 Mr.. Carr
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-21

{. a hoag, ID communication 10
the Cbeisn News Leader, says some
BODY las 60. away with about twenty
miles Of Stale road No. 10, iron Maple
creek 20 tbe bouRdary hDe, between
Cheisn and Douglas county ae says
so, 600 was appropriated 0y the iegis-
laluTe 10 De expended On improving
TINS particular piece Of road, and since
tbe road On which i, is 10 De expended
is los, aad Gan nc. be iouRd some
BODY, We wish be wonid lei Who
wants 10 ezpend the $4,000 where
1t will 20 the most good, just 10 Keep
1t irom getting iost, 100 If somebody
had designs On the $4,000 way not
iel all aDoui h. TIE Bcho has been
following that course for zen years and
MADE good many eDemies, and iost
some thousands Of collars By dong Sc.
Il does not pay to De outspokeu
Sometimes We have our doubts If it
pays 10 be honest The man WAC
Smiles aad smiles, aad is villain
STILL put all the tiBe gamers tae
sbekeis. All, hes the man that
counts hes a pillar in society a
shining light IN the church; q wise
acre IN finance
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-21
Ndy IiaIy iidd 10 Gel iniO Toe Nar

Even since LAZY declined 10 join
Germany aad austria al the outbIeak
Of TIE gIeat 8sr las Angus. SIZE hss
been hot ped Of political intrigue
and subjected &c diplomatic cross
FIRE thai a times was spectacular.
Italy wanted certain austrian provinces
that formerly belonged TO Der aad we've
inhaDsed By Italians, Dul wanted them
as TIE puce Of staying out The
allies agIeed 10 give her what she
Ran,ed if she wouid come in On their
side Austria, aler pressure iTom Ger
many, agEeed 10 give her practically all
sac wanted il sac would remain neu-
ira with tais provision: The country
8as lot 70 De turned formally over 10
Italy unliI afteT toe war was over
The allies came BACK with the Stale
meat tlat Il they Won N the war they
you'd De IN position 70 pIegenl the
carrying out Of the bargain. Come IN
with tie allies aDd you can have wbst
sou want ano your coming 10 will
make the outcome doubly sure. Then
tae willy Italian statesman turned 10
Austria and sad. Lei US lake posses
sion, and occupy with our army Iriest
TEentlno and toe Dalmation lltsoEaI
and We vii remain neuEa. austria
replied 70 ceoe toe territory while the
war IS in progress you'd have a pad
moIal eHect On the people, and es
peelally tue army We would nave 2
a home FIungaEy never
quite satisfied with Deing the tail 10
the Austrian ki.e, would sue Tor peace
and nave tie help o. toe allies IN SCI!
ting lp al iDoepeDdsDt government
Unable &c get possession 81 VIA she
wanted b. remaining neu.Ial lay al
lowed herself % be backed into the
var on the see 81 tie allies because
her statesmen thought the allies, al
TIE close OF the war, wou.o most Likely
be Il . position .o giYe and couhEm
lite g wa. she aas Sc long wanted
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-21
Coming TO LsassnwD-r

Milo. Mills, the vel known florists Of
Menatcnee, viii De here Salnrdss Nav
n, win all kinds OF flowers blooming
plants, garden plants, hanging baskets,
etc. II you are looking iog anything il
Their Inc be sure and gemeuDer the
.dase and sec taeE display. For fprster
information cal al the LeaVenwpr,h
Mercantile CO 1870
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-21

Although hqaer aaeaisrs will Dc com
pelsed 10 60 ont OF business the ist oi
rex January tRey must take oul a iull
yesr Stale license at SIS from jury ISL
states Al opinion rendered by the attef-
neY generals olhcs 10 the state lax
commission, also ruling thai county
authorities mus. charge the iui. annual
license lee for licenses granted fer iess
ihan yer outside OF Incorporated
cities ana towns
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-21

In setting up the affairs 1oi my sate
husband Z viii sacrifice COWS, horses
wagons, llght buggy new, sac
dies, harness, house moving -oufll. en.
.eusar weod saw, ineubstoT brocner
blacksmith ard carpenter teois, Eange
ant. other household goods, phonogEaph
etc. Mrs. H. 4 kIaft Route 2 Cash
mere. pIp-2O
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-21

Sehool SUNDAY morning at 10 O'Clock.
Aaofning service al II. Sabjec. a
new Relationship
Evening service at s o clock.
attractive music e. eacn service.
Everybody weieeme.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-21

II y9E are gqjDg 10 make those COWS
psy y9g have 70 have 4 cream ssIazs-
tqT, ar II yqg by one you want the
eea, taigk / can DEpye 70 any aasa
fase I have glst ae wants, See me
setore yog by, E3DsEst9rs may be
seen u Seeiey's GR sheg. Seeley also
mskes 5 snd 10 gallon lopse carer
efesm cans 70 eEdeF,
lsa NJ, y. Wan EtGekliH.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-21

igEs 2Rd the highway commission
tskes bids On tRs Nlsg4silV grade be
tween Tseems sBq olyHeis, and siz
miles u tesd south ham Toledo,
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-21
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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-21

For saie--e COWS, Jersey sand Dur
aan, and jersey sano Guernsey stock.
Nc old COWS o. cubs; high rate butter
lest AL fresh and coming fresh soon.
See Chas Ellnger -
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Az fEe 'ssfss,s ~ s1''' ~ i'''s

an i4Be lDglsegatbsgs ~ gfgf ~ as
fins E9gsA4k
How a clesIs the tqIqst spq head n
IL mpc9qs silmeBts. IL i tlis sgsEt
n negpess and ggqr from the bes4sh-
giNRg DiGey tofess 9l9sght bach ~
III, EelRs RipeITsf Honey, hgsiseD-
ge and LesiiBg, Egy > Bplae tqday,
All druggists 2Se,
Eleetfe Eittsrs : sgHEg tegle, J
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The engnlhag consequence Of a
plunge MO the European maeistrom
should make Us pause
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Goial taxes eolieesaDie this year are
$50, 81g,4I6 is SAID 10 be ten per
cent Deiow 1918 CT z saving Of So
681, 841
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durc Services
MelhOdist Churc6

There will be lhe usual service on
SUNDAY. Subject ioT morning sermon,
SEQ Manslons
Specia music at all these services.
Ihe evening service commence q.
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Plants ant fafiy Vegetables

al KINDS o. plants ano early veg
e.abses for sale o Z Robertson,
phone u. l3Ii
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The @9ney y9g sepq array, eaai
shog6 IeWslp heIe, Reyer cqeaes Raek,
Rot IL zen thqgssnq yesEs
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Eer 5aIe-one year Old White Leg
horn chickens. AdTess * f. D..
?. %. box 655 city. Is
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k.ey Maasof pas.sas

Nay De aa4 Of me Sakely Dry
Goods S.pee. Spokane.
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For Saie--EWo-burner gasoline stove,
practically new; will sell CHEAP. In
Quire oil p. a. c. McBeown, dentist.
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