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Show TO 13 MORNING 4 rnblikbcd every cUy in the year. Uuriuee Office, 07 24th Street. Published by tho Vnion Printing Co. FRANK FRANCIS, Editor and Mgr. Delivered by Carrier, including Sunday Morning Examiner, ,....75ct per month Single cople 5 eta SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By mail one month (including Meta Sunday) All rctma'ra and Rural Delivery Camera are authorized to receive subscription. Subscribers will confer a favor by lufonning thii officj of failure to re- ceive The breakfast. Examiner before their OGDEN. UTAH, JANUARY 23, 1904. ROCKEFELLER'S HEARST'B CANDIDACY. POINTS. COOO BL Truth of Ult La'.e explain how NaIiOiiia obtained the Democratic 1 statement tional convention. The acknowledgedment an in the nature of the struug'h of the Hear.t president iai houiu Truth says: of Chicago were of an The Iniisirtanl kind am' the city would have received gnster attention, but for the work of John It. McLean, of and Senator the Cincinnati William J. Stone, of Missouri. These two gentlemen Informed tbe committee that If the convention went to Chicago that llearst would fill tbe galleries with his boomers and stampede the delegates. So Impressive were the delethey in their manner that that gate were Induced to believe llearst was really a leading candidate and tbe committee voted to give St. Louis the convention. The two gentlemen mentioned were Inspired by no less a person that Senator Gorman, who has been looking up llearat a hit and who baa discovered that nearly all the labor unions of the country are tor hint. U la feared that these unions would make convention day a holiday and that they would Jam the convention hall an I yell for llearat an loudly that I ho gentle delegates would be unable to resist the clamor and would go wild, like a bunch of sheen Nor was Coruian wrong, because the sentiment of the press seem to indicate Ihsl llearst had the Job all framed up. The llearat paper, by the way. are using all the press ronimeut available to show the popularity of their candidate. If tbe Examiner la not misinformed, ft will not lie long Jobu J. Ibwkefrller a ill bate extensive Inter-rt- s in Ogden. Though he la the subject of muh advene rritlriMU, hi coming mill be wrlromed. lie may be a moat awicaaful manipulator of Standard Oil etwk, and a monopolizer brute atlda tuiiliouu each year to hti aealih, but be la the builder of indiudriea, and though me litay cnudrmn him for absorbing a gK)d imrt of th financial Interest, of the I'nlted State, hi presence in ny omnninlty la to be deaired- - lhat mbirh I vrcdltalilr 1 to bn piaiaeu and the dlacredltable denounced. Thl distinction 1 made by the San Frau taro Examiucr In iu comments on till name subject. "John 1. Rockefeller made a Christmas present of S1.K3o0.0P0 to the Chicago Tulvrraity, mhich brings the total of hia glfta to that institution op to fl3.3ii2.ST4. Mr. ltncketeller la npt a (topular person, aaya the Exautlhcr. "and he dor not dxom- to be. 'Ilia vaxt fortune ia due to an artldelally contrived of a natural product. lglaU-fiv- e iiiveetigatiuDH, civil and criminal auiia In rourt and the writing, of ihotn Inlereried 'In the method by which wealth ia appropriated by those mho do not earn It have made tho hUiory of the Standard Oil Company familiar to the American people, la file general Judgment, it lit the htatury of an eluliorate crime. For thla reason xhcre are many who hold that the ou which tr. college and chun-hRockefeller beatows Ida benefaction, should refuae them. .That we conuld-e- r a wrong view. Mr. KoekcMIer, or any other man, tthould lie praised when be doe wdL Condemn him when lie doea til, but encourage him to tnakf tbe beat poatdble uae of the money Ihat la In'll! poasoaalon. To what better Uaa tan the Rockefeller richea bf pul than In .the apread of education? Time will take the Standard Oil taint off tbe Chicago luhtitu-tlowhich Mr. Rockefeller haa ereat-and ao .manlflcently maintain. after he la dead It will be a great univeralty doing the world noble nervtce. Give him the credit that i hia due by contraatlng him with millionaire who have no nte of obligation whatever toward the eonitnunl-t- y and keep all their money for them-aeland thrtr famllltm." d a Eu'i-drer- - mon-oiMi- ly . I Salt Lake Truth.) President Sburtliff of Ogden I aatd to lie working In the Interval of Senator Kearns. Ilo le quoted as expressing the opinion that Kearue Is the beet senator we have ever had. . In the field of stale politics the selection ut delegates to the National Kepublieaa convention la occupying attention. Aa usual tbe feature Is The senator Kearns and has descended from hia tall horse and la now posing in the rule of, a suppliant, begging that he he allowed to go aa a delegate to Chicago. He Bays through his agents, and In writing, thal he doesn't want to control the delegation, that be will be satisfied by being a simple delegate himself. Hen Rich, the latest addition to the senator's corist of managers, says that Bluer the result of the Ihte election iu Salt lake City became know, Kearns has given up all idea of controlling the politic of the Slate, and that he would Sutheven consent to erland going as a delegate to the national couveuiton. It ia also urged on behalf of Tom that it would nut be fair lo send the rest of ths congressional delegation to ths big convention and leave, the senior senator at home. This la an argument which la being used with some effect in the outside counties. All this is very foxy, but ducsn'l fool' very many. anti-Kearn- s. ve STAND PAT." The Democrat le leader of the Houm poured vitriol into the norea on the Republican party when he made hia niarterful exposure of ihelr ataud pal" policy, Congressman Williams propounded several qiicetlone. lie aonghl an answer, but the oppoeltlon remained .llent lie pmred the wrong perpetrated by high tariff and showed how the country benefited when one of the highly protected Industrie was deprived of tariff br iwpulsr demand, aroused by a Mg strike. He referred to coal The Miners did not reel the clfeits or the application or free trade, but the consumer, both on tbe Allsntic aud Part-li- e Coast were enabled to obtain coal at. redured figure. . On the money question. Congressman William sought rullghteuiuent as to whether the Kepublnanu were to stand rat. and then he told of the lonee whoda which allowed the f the Truwnrjr lo government depmiiiories by a rule thal no-- 1 eidjr uudarstands within the sense of trinity and which Is purely a system of favoritism. Mn William I. contliat vinced the tiovernnirai hank, money placed in these be made could tv earn to per cent on excellent security the proper kind of financial legislation was pawed. Bat the Republican say No. we will stand pat. " And t ills Is wfaat be said of trusts: There ia not anything I ran find the Presidents message in any way about tbe trust except he says that publicity" will pure It all. Now appeal to my friend, a fairer-mindman never existed; I appeal to friend from Connecticut and other people of that sort, do you believe that allowing a corporation to fix up its and liabilities and make a state-mcpublic will particularly hurt a corporation? Did you ever know a national bank to fail that had not a magnificent atatoment and th statement bad been Indorsed and approved by some examiner? Publicity U all right; we ought to here It Eight is always' good; light does more to prevent crime than policemen do in all the eitiea in this country, but to reply solely to prevent the enormous See-reU- ry s-- ed ia ni pub-lisb- cd ENFORCE. THE LAWS! (Salt Lake Tribune.) The Tribune thle morning gives a summary uf a nut. .her of rases of homicide in this vicinity the past two years, with notes of the outcome aa regards the perpetrator. It Is a black record, and may well challenge our claim to lie a people. In two years there have hern many murhas suffered ders. bill only MorU-naethe ieiialty of the law. Iu is needless to polut uut that this community t getting impatient at tto failure of lust Ice in all these canes. It seems practically impossible lo apply the penalties of tho law again! bom le Ides. KKhCr the prtme--c til lou falls to make a ease, the Juries refuse to convict, tlto trial Is Illegal, or lenity In various form cornea Iu after conviction. In oun rase that we have iu mind this relief came apparently as the result uf extraneous Influence. in the shape of a requrst Dorn a Tnlted State senator. a surprising thing. Indeed, to affect the disposition to be made of a conv lctcd felon. It is a bard thing to say. hut tbe evident fuel Is. that other influence than legal seem to prevail In many of the cases. There sentiment for or against a prisoner, and the Jury, Is in consciously nr tiurotisriotudy. fluenerd. Again the personal equation comes in the pleadings of and agonized pmmimw of reform, Ail these have their effect. The result Is. that while nil deplore tn general the failure of the law. there Is In every IndlvlduU rase an urgent plea that It is au etcoption. and that tbe rigor of the law would be altogether too aevere if applied tn the accused. Tbe result I, that pleaded for b.vontcs in fact, the Pile, and there I a general breakdown uf Justice. D Is surely time to take a new start iu this matter of entorrlng tbe law: uot that we cry out especially for the execution of the death penalty, but when the death penalty U imposed by the court. It ought to be executed. And when a rrimlnal Is sent tn the penitentiary for a given time, he should serve that time, unices he may be able to render some distinguished service to the state, as was done by some of the prisoners tn the outbreak at the penitentiary last fall. There is a general feeling that If a convict is sent to state's prison for a term of year, he is safe to he pardoned nut then hut a small part, of the term hss 1mu g n n rela-tivri- Sawyer & Young, Props. WEEK JANUARY 18tb. HARRY WALTON. Ch.uc&e Impcraonater. lines of the Canadian Northwest mounted Mice. This constabulary will be mm posed wholly of American negroes, but whether under white or colored officers has not yet been decided. Tho manage-men- t of the entire force will be in tbe hinds of a retired British army officer, who bws already been selected a man with an unsurpassed war record. -- 8 STOPPED BY SEARCH WARRANT. Ten Cars of Sheep Said to Have Bean Stolen From a Train. Aerial Artists. a Missoula,- - Mont., Jan. SI. Juat was about to fast freight THE HAMLINS, pull out of the Missoula yards, the Biaek Face Artiste. train was stopped on the authority of a search warrant and ten cars of Mil. HARRY SH1BLEY, sheep were thrown out of the train and Baritone. onto tbe siding to await an investigation or rather aerloes charges against Illustrated Songs and Pictures, May Brothers of SU?vensville. Charles Cowell of Ravailli county, who had Just returned from the East, cases of that kind to justify that feel- received a telegram from Stevenavllle ing. in large degree. that a considerable number of his Ths remedy Is. to have the sentences nbeep had come down from tbe place of the courts faithfully and actually ia a shipment nin.-iby the May carried ouL In this way only will the Brother! to Red ltock, Idaho. Cowell confidence ot in the protection at once consulted Judge Woody, who, public the leer be restored, and the com- in turn, consulted Judge Hayes, and munity lie put in the right way of a search warrant wan issued and placthinking In respect to the courts and ed in the hands of Constable White. their procedure. There ia no denying Cowell had received but twenty minthe fact that by reason of the tact utes' notice before Tbe train waa due and the record, tbe court have fallen to start, and the engineer was Just In the public regard, and their procedabout to throw open tbe throttle of bis ure is not viewed with tbe respect engine when the warrant waa issued. and confidence that It should be. The year la young; it is a good lime now SUES to turn over a new leaf and have the fOJjjJMM. criminal docket dealt with In a way at once more reassuring sad more Chicago. Jan. 24. Three suits for a Just. total of 9330,000 have twen filed in the circuit court against J. P. AnAMOUNT NATION! DRINK. derson of this city. Nelson O. Halt-bera plaintiff In oue uf the aulta, seeks to recover fSOu.OOO, while Dora (From tbe Ogden Standard.) the Adame and Hanna Hultberg asks for The popular notion among French that they are a temperate peo- 915,000 each. Back of the aulta, acple. baa been rudely dispelled by the cording to tho defendant, la a story statistic of the congress which had its beginning in the Alasof that country, which speak with the kan gold fields In 1899. When the rush United for Alaska and the Yukon waa at Us authority. highest medical States Consul Altwclt, of Roubalx, height Anderson waa one of the first France, sends to our State depart- to arrive in Noma and after prosment the following table showing the pecting for tome time, located and actual amount of alcohol per Inhabi- filed the claim known aa the White Btar property. He incorporated the tant consumed in each nation. White Star Mining Company with a Gallons per capita. of 980.000. In lson. he Is said France ,.. ....I.St capital to have sold hia holdings In the com3.3 Switzerland pany for more than 91.000.00 and re3.75 turned to the United States. Belgium 3.3G Austria Nelaen O. Hultlmrg, hia wife and . ,. 1.74 Holland . . , , . ... Mias Dora Adams, claim to have niece, 1 nlted States 1.437 been ths original prospectors at the 2.7 Italy White Star mine, and Hultberg asDenmark , , , .2.69 sert that he struck gold in sufficient 2.44 quantities to warrant Germany working it and 3. 4J returned to Knpe to file papers with England , , , Sweden. , the land agent. He was delayed tor ...Ul t9 some time In reaching Nome, and Norway . .53 when he did apply at the government Finland. , . , .51 office he learned that Andenon had The comparative freedom uf the already filed his claim. United State from alcohol poisoning Is one reason assigned tor its MARKSMENJOJCAISE AIMY commercial triumph. Norway. Sweden and Finland have In less than a century reduced a consumption even Would Organise a Force of Over One greater than that of France, to one Hundred Thousand Mem comparatively moderate, and have New An army of York, Jan. 24. Even Denprospered accordingly. mark and England have shown con- 100.000 sharpshooter, trained In the siderable progress toward tern iterance. knovt ledge of arms and the nicest quickness of sight,- ferwhat a coterie of patriotic apiritattn the National nr EMPEROR OF THE BAHARA. Schuetxenbund dtiV Veralnlngtru S tauten von Amerikg. expects to orM. Lebaudy Want Rough Riders foe ganize. By no means do the promotBodyguard. ers wish to be understood as fixing 100.000 as the maximum, as In a few London. Jan. 24 Jacques Lebaudy' Empire of Sahara Is about to take years they think It will be a force ot a turn which will be of I merest to riflemen twice that size. The plans thus! tar outlined contemthe United States. M. Lebaudy has decided to draw the officer and non- plate assistance from, the federal and commissioned officer for two battal- state governments. Both will be ions of Imperial Life Guards from asked to give their foaotrlng aid in so Great Britain nnd tbe United States, tar as the provision- - of the modern and In pursuance of this idea he will magazine rifles adopted by the regular submit to President Roosevelt an in- army and militia ia concerned, and by vitation to name any officers of hia giving the nee of ranges to the organiformer Rough Rider whom he can sation. The promoters point to the importpersonally recommend for commisance of the shooting societies in Gersion. Colonel George Goiirand. Thomas A. many, and also the fact that since the in England Boer war England has come to real-Ix- e Edison's representative what riflemen mean to the nation, for many year, who a Governor General of Sahara la organising a military and how different would have been her establishment for M Lebaudy. said; position had ahe had men trained to The invitation to recommend officers the nee of arms, as were her enemies will tic submit toil to President Roose- of the kopjes. This has resulted In a velt In a few days. Whether the Pres- move toward the formation of shootident will consider It proper tn accept ing societies In every town In Great the invitation or not tho Emperor Britain. wishes to pay him this compliment. ' TOURISTS IN WEST INDIES. The Imperial Life Guards will consist of two battallone. The first will bo niWWMM officered exclusively by Americans, Jamaica. Jan. 24. The Kingston, preferably former Rough Riders, aud Haraburg-America- n line steamship tho second by retired and r, lotted o Hirer of The 17th English Frinaesa Victoria Louise, Captain which nailed from New York JanLancera and the Royal Horse Artiltourists lery. These battalions will constitute uary 9th with 150 Amerii-atho Emperor's personal bodyguard. aboard, arrived here this morning from The troopers will be composed ot Ar- Curacao. abs aud native Saharan, who aro . Tbe steamer experienced rough among the finest riders In the world. weather while crossing the Carribbean It. is inteuded also to organize a Rea, but 111 of her paaaengcra aro well Sahara constabulary, which will po- and enjoying the trip. The vessel will lice the country somewhat along the sail tomorrow for Santlgao De Cuba. WALLACE ft BEECH, east-boun- d e Anti-Alcoh- STATE POLITICS. H Lyceum Theatre OGDEN, UTAH, jMOXPAY MOBNINO, g. EDITORIAL OPINION. n THEY what ia urt: than extortion, their organizing a regular public swindle under be laws of New Jersey or some other atate for tbe purpose of taking i in the "fiich? lluUc, the unwary and liiWoiTnt (upU-- , the lautbs, publishing immense prospectuses that t.u-- have got two million or two billioua or something else, when they have not In got thirty thousand dollar Lbi-i- r vauhs. when they have not got cash enough to run the thing for a year, are you going to do nothing about that? Now, I hare a bllL The hill la not perfect and since Introducaev-ei- sl ing It 1 would like to amend it iu aivli ulara, hut the Idea of the bill ia this, to puuish public swindling and public cheats engaged iu interstate auwunU U If commerce. for peoi:ie ' to swindle a lo sell atoik whom they to ple then it is a swindle upon the people generally all over the country." i THE EXAMINER. EXAMINER, i. JANUARY LYNCH -- 3, 1901 LIBERATED. Judge. The Dally Telegraph this morning says It understands thst Cblonrl Arthur Lynch, who commanded the Irish Brigade against tbe British forces during the war in South ho was afterwards conAfrica and victed of treason and sentenced to waa yesterday lm prison ra j. for life, on license. Lynch morning liberated has not received the royal pardon. London, Jau. MONROE TO MEET SHARKEY. New York, Jan. 24. Jack Monroe and Sharkey have decided to accept the offer of the National Athletic club of Philadelphia and will box there before that organization next month. FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES. We presume Dreyfus has counted the coat of hi vindication, because once he gets juitioe he will no longer character. be an Interesting Lake Herald. Salt Russia graciously indicates that it will be pleased Did ever yon 4. to have other Euro- pean natkma intervene to the extent of showing Japan that it is wrong. Salt Lake Tribunal tor?" Not always, but I bad de satisfacAtlantion er distractin' de angels! ta Constitution. Mrs. Chic In the closest what ia. social tact? Mrs. Au Fait My dear. U u ..... Dorothy So Jack kissed you, eh? Did you give him any encouragement? familiar with all sorts of people !!? Julia Encouragement! Say. 1 guess out letting them get familiar you don't know Jack, do you? you. Indianapolis Journal. Ledger. Singleton I say. old chap Poet's Little Boy Why do you call have yon that string around them Fugitive Poems," papa? for? finger Poet Because, when 1 begin to Wedderly To remind uie of read them my listeners generally flee. thing 1 am to get for my wife Chicago Record-Herald- . Singleton What aro you to ns Wedderly Why er I've furrow,, Winterbloom WelL my children what it was. New Yorker. have now all been through college they can play poker, smoke cigar Children don't seem to have reties, get into debt and drink cock- much reaped for their parent w tails. Von Blnmer Wbnt aro they girls merly." anawered the cynic: No," , or hoys? Town Topics. have never quite been able to nj up my mind whether this ia because Mr. Stanzer has written some verses modern children are less dutiful or in which he describes me aa bewitch-ingl- y more discerning." beautiful," Mlaa Frock confided Washington Star. Folk , Do You Want GOOD RELIABLE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR? declare Goods that were not bought at Special Sales. demanded 915,000 for a franchise. Which shows the ruling passion and the ruling price still to the tore in Sen Looey. We have pfacedour ENTIRES tock of DEPENDABLE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR and EMBROIDERIES on cale at PRICES which will INTEREST every lady What If Flagman Bryan should give the wrong signal at the Junction, cause a serious collision between the of th other fellows and swipe the nomination himself? who sees them. double-header- s Notice tho Workmanship, Quality and Style and compare with goods bought ior Special Sales Commercial Tribune. The paths of glory may lead bat to the grave, but in Chicago they have to have the label on the coffin before CLARKS the grave la reached. The conciliatory tone of the notes between Russia and Japan haa to work overt lm to keep op with the notes given for guns and powder and ball. 2354 to 2362 Washington Ave. ' If e one result of the war should be the introduction Into CUKSinn ADVERTI8EKENTS. Russia of Japanese civilization, Japanese Justice. Japanese respect for law and Japanese regard for human ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW- . life and liberty. It would not be an unmlxed eviL Montreal Star. 1st NatT Bank Bldg. Jos. Chez .Eocles Bldg. W. L. Maglnnla Life's game of chance," they say That claim haa wry fail foundations; PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. A game la something that you play Life ia work, with tow vacations. Dr. C. E. Coulter Bedes Bldg. New York Herald. FOR SALE. One by one Democratic president! possibilities are bowled over. Not FOR prices on Flour, it is discovered that Mayor McClei Hay, andsatisfactory Grain call on W. T. A till lan of New York waa born In Saxonj 'Phone 320y. 2316 Washington ava. nnd hence there is n question as b bis eligibility. Wllliq llearat may ai MONEY TO LOAN. ter all be left along on the burnln dock. Salt Lake Thlegram. MONEY TO LOAN. . J. J. BRPMMITT PLEASANTRIES. They look the Scan every And then they And wonder matter ever, favorite son. turn to Grover if hell run. Evening Scimitar. , Oi had to save meself first Olm gain te fetch Maike- .- Shun, now CHOICE lots in Nob Hill. BRUMMITT. Healthy.'. Children Dont Eat DIQNANS J. J. tpo much 850. HOUSE, with EIGHT-ROO- and J. J. of the growing ones and the grows-tips- , too, by getting your meat from FIVE ACRES of "Al" land, good a butcher you can trust implicitly. We water right house, two acres of orchard, two blocks from have Ml the best meats constantly oa street ear line, 92,000. J. J. BRUM-MIT- hand. Poultry, too, tender, healthy, whole fowls. Dressed or alive. live-roo- REGULAR DANCE EVERY MONDAY CONTRACTORS EVENING, AND BUILDERS. A. E. Weatherby far anything In Mill Work, Contracting and Building, 22nd and Washington. GO TO M. Glllis AQ Latest Styles in Fancy Stationery . SPARGOS BOOK STOKE Ten Days' Feet ef WANTED A good live agent; good contract to the right party. Western Savings A Investment Co., 409 Eodca. surpass any previous efforts ever put; forth in Ogden. RICHEY. UNDERTAKER Boys with horses wanted to deliver Call at 4 p. m.. 407 24th. St. papers. Unapproachable Showing of Lingerie - - W. H. WRIGHT & SONS CO. 'Phone 150. and 2372 Washington Ave. mediums. Without a word we tell yon your name and all about your business affairs. whether they will be successful or not. Information regarding marriages. divorces, sickness, love affaire, positions. Wages, etc. No questions asked. What we tell come true. Room 1 and 2, 123 Twen-ty-flft- h street. UTILE PALMISTRY AND CARO READING. 2219 Washington Avsl MADAM DMAR, cards or hand. QUEEN SALOON, ERIK LARSON, Prep. Choice Wines. Liquors and Ggars. . 'Phone 20Sy. fortune told by Prices 272S 24th SL reasonable. Ross Book Store. FURNISHED ROOMS. Books, Stationery and Office Supplies, INQUIRE at 2357 Adams Avenue. FOR j VEHICLES TE Machinery, Implements, Bicycles, and Buck's Steel Ranges and Heaters no to Dont Allow Yourself to Miss This Avs ALBERT. F. WANTED Solicitor on salary or commission. Inquire Boom 7, Lincoln Hotel. Sale of Muslin Underwear, which promises to Street. 245! Wash 37th WANTED. CLAIRVOYANTS. a n ia thi Take Good Care barn, 21at SL, between Wall Great snap. It la the meat we will take pleasure in cutting for you.' NICE brick cottoge on Grant; done J. J. BRUMMITT. trees, on meat, provided trltlou. digestible kind. Such In. 92,200. Lincoln, 91.000L BRUMMITT. -- BT- DANCING ACADEMY There is no econopiy in buying inferiors MEATJ IF yon want to sell your property see J. J. BRUM MITT. ' ashore. WARRING! REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE. What arc you ' plugging back i: the water for?. Yon Just awai THIS MORNING LTvBBBaBOBBKt Ogden; Utah Russo-Japanes- Mrs. Inger A Son, clairvoyants a. 'Js C that the new house of delegate has a combine of fifteen which recently Ru-se- Is the beginmng of our nrg 1hil-adelph- The expense caused Utah on account of the strike ia a mere hags' tell compared with what Colorado's strike haa cost her. In such cases the bagatelle Is always to be prefer red. Deseret Evening News. District Attorney of that? I think that there muliS more poetry than truth about rxl verses," was the latter a unkmd rJ,u Memphis Evening Scimitar. git what you prayed QLEEN CAFE . : OPEN Ail HI Fine dinner on Sunday from 12 to 4 p. m., 25 cento. Lunch served from . . U to 4, only 25 cents. Freah Short order at all hour. Oysters in any style. Game and Fish in season. WONG SUN, Proprietor. 222 Twenty fifth SL - Sidney Stevens Implement Co 2540 Washington Avenue. 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