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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-19

Mothers frequently make mistake In
DeglectinR the cough Of child. A For,
Wayne, Ind, lady writes: My little daugh-
Ter years old had severe cough but as ii
was nothing unusual l thought nothing OF
1t and allowed it TO run on for or weeks,
when IL became SO obstinate she began
losing flesh called in physician who
treated beg three weeks without benefit.
A neignbor insisted upon my trying Bal
lere's Hcrehouna Syrup; 1t relieved he-
fscgn the frat dose ana she began gaining
1esh rapidly. When we had used two bot
ties her cough had entirely disappeared.
/ would not be without It, II does not con-
stipste ny children. Billiards. Horehound
Syrup is fres from Opistes It's the most
soothing Throat and Lung medicine In the
world. Price SOC. and Loo. Sold By T. c..
D. ]. drug department 3
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Dr. Gums improved liver pills are q
cure cure for sick headache, bilious corn
plants, dyspepsia, Indigestion, costiveness,
torpid liver, etc. These pills insure per-
feet digestion, correct the liver and
stomach, regulate the bowels, curify and
enrich the blood and make the skin clear.
They also produce a good appetite and In.
vigorste and strengthen the entire system
by their tonic action. They only require
one pill for a dose aid never gripe or
sicken. Sold at rs OTIS. q box by Godbe-
Pitts Drug Co., corner Main and First
South.
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Since its first introduction, Electric Bit
tiers has gained RAPIDLY in popular favor.
until now il is clearly in the lead among
medicinal tonics and alteratives-contain-
ing nothing which permits it's use as a
beverage or intoxicant, /, Is recognized as
the best aud puresr medicine for ali all
menfs Of Stomach, Liver or Kidneys. 1t
will cure Sick Headache, Indigestion, Con-
itipation and drive Malaria from the sys-
TEN. Satisfaction guaranteed with each
bottle or the money will be refunded.
Price only 500 per bottle. Sold by a. c.
Smith a. Co.
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srREErs AFrER 2:3l ?. N
COMMERCIAL.
New York General Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-Hops steady:
Pacific 1924
Conee-Optons closed barely steady. is to q
down Sales 2, 200 bags October. Is .250l5. s5:
November, 15.1c@15.l5; December. ISL
Is. 90; spot. Rio, quiet, steady; No fels1I6is.
Sugar-Raw; duh, firm, refined steady, MOD.
crate demand.
Wool-Firm good demand domestic. 25a25
Copper-Quiet, steady; lake. IL. 60S5i1. rs.
Lead-Quiet; domestic. g. 90l14. o.
Til-Closed firm; straits, 20 20 bid
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General Gleanin@s.

The Liberals have called their city pri-
maries for next Monday evening. and the
city convention the following day, Tues
day.
The Democratic city convention will be
held today, and candidates Tor mayor,
recorder, marshal and other city officers
named. The Republican city convention
will be held tomorrow.
The street railway company has issued
communication tickets to it's patrons at the
rate OF 20 per cent. below the regular fare.
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Chieaco General Market.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1S-Wheat-Duil; opene
unchanged; declined 4 on continued heovy re
ceipts and slack export demand reached i o.
smaller estimated receipts, tomorrow close
steady, Is lower than yesterday
Receipts. SOC. 900; shipments, 49,. 600.
Shoulders. unchanged; short clears. 20725.
Whisky, unch anEed.
Wheat-Steady; cash 739s. December 75ss.
Corn-Steady;. cash 42Is: Decembe 42ss
Oats Easy: cash 291s. November 29k.
Pork-Steady; cash II. s2Is, January 10.
Rlbs-SteadF; cash l0.374; January 6. ~.
Rye-55
Barley-62
Flax-J.10.
TimOthy-l 60.
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1s.-Cattle-Receipts - 600:
steady to strong: choice to prime natives. 5. Is
@540; others. S.a5G4. 30; stockers. 2.50G2 20;
Texans, .. 000l2. 80.
Bogs-Receipts. 1900; higher; rough and
common, al015.20: packers ana mixed. 5. $50
$50: prime heavy and butchers 5.65N5 S.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; active shade lower:
stoclEers. 3.500b3 rs; ewes g. S5lf. so; mixed
4 .2504 so; westerns, 50O15.55.
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THREE THINGS mo- REMEMRER.

Hoods Sarsapsrilla has the most merit
Hoods Sarsaparilla has won uneoualled
success
Hoods Sars aparilIa accomplishes the
greatest cures.
Is is not the medicine for youa
Constipation is caused by loss OF the per-
istaltic action of the bowels HOOPS PILLS
restore this action and inyigorste the
liver. l33
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STOCK Exchange.

NEW YORK, Oct. ls.-The volume of bus
enss in the stock exchange shows mate rial
falling OF. Opened weak subsequently became
strong, advanced under leadership. Indus
trial distillers rose q. Linseed after rising
81 to 1884, reached to 36H. close weak: final
changes majority cases only L1sl either way.
Northern Pacific preferred gained part of yes
terday'S loss
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LiverpcoI Grain.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. northumberland fair;
unchanged.
Corn-Demand fair. firm :-spot. IS Sd; October.
Is AID; November, As SID; December, As sgd
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OiIs.
TLocal Quotations.

Boiled linseed oil, bbls COO: cases. AYES CSC
Raw linseed oil bbls., SIC; cases, Ewes, 64c
Turpentine bbis.. 5Sc; cases. Eyes $50.
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PROTECTION

The pennsylvania" Of Philadelphia
viii take care Of you.
q. GRANT & Co., Agents.
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DIRscToRs.

SALT CONTAINING slksli, lime etc., Is very
injurious to the health. Royal Crystal salt
is 100 per cent. pure. The purest In the
world
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NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.-Money on call. firm;
closed offered G.
Prime paper sac.
Sterling exchange weaker; eO-day bills Asa;
demand. 4 S55<
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UTAH NEWS.

TIE HERALD is delivered daily by carrier IL
Ogden and Park City at IS cents per week.
sl.oo per month. or $1,000 per year. Sub
scribers viii confer favor by notifying the Of
fee when delivery is not promptly made.
BRANCH OFFICES:
OGDEN-Room z2l, Utah Loan and Trust
Building. Telephone No 1873
PROvo-OnHce al <. olson's Book and
Lusic store.
PARK CITY-C. A Short
LOGAN-Thatcher Bros. Bank Building.
NEPHI-onice at Hyde & Whitmore's store.
Advertisements left at branch ofhces will ap-
pear in the next issue.
Our agents viii take subscriptions and Issue
receipts.
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TIE prsERsT sAyINes BANK.

The attention of those desiring to open
savings accounts is called to the Deseret
Savings Bank, which elbows interest on de-
posts at the rate Of per cent per annum,
compounded quarterly. Money to loan on
approved real estate security. Its officers
are IS follows:
JAMES I. LITTLE, President
MOSES THAToHRR, Vice-President.
E. A. SMITH Cashier
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Boston Quotations.

BOSTON Oct. ls.
Atchison -- ss%lMex Central Com Is
BURLINGTON. l00Is San Dego----.---- 14iz
Bell Telephone 2sa
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Studio-Room 4S5. Constitution Building,
Salt Lake City. engagements made for after
noon and evening recitals. entertainments, etc,
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A POLICY
4 GREAT LIyhR MEDICINE.

In ths niagara" will insure sweet repose.
J. II. GRANT & Co., Agents.
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4 The Metals.
Money Market.

Copper 61111 rs
90 70
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FINANCIAL.

Corrected Daily by MccOrnict d co.,
sisusr. Lead
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ssh 3 90
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S =. SO A MONTH
wAra N
FOR Il YEAR.

Row don't qu here and reading something you'll be
For what going Welfare Of Your Child
of
fiction of the day? We offer anidoe that evil
when hahou something good
to read? something interesting something that shall be
always hand force spend minutes
hunting We offer collection chat literature
you your family, urgent
standard work of reference which with confidence
discussion when information is needed special suc2
We arep prepared o ELL that wantfo you
Not to keep you suspense, propose furnish You
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Maud Nav Babeook. B. E.

Graduate Of National school OF Oratory, B. t..
Special Instructor at Harvard University
Summer Schools, Cambride Mass.)
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A NOTHEhs hi,TAnn

The best is good enough.
ROGERS & Co.
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TEACHER OF ELOCuTICN. DELSARTE
EXPRESSION. PHYSICAL CULTURE.
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At $500.

4iS Childrens extra heavy School Coats with
caps ages TO II Sold elsewhere for g. 90.
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AT $500.

1867 Children's Coats, in i-year. a.years. 3
years. 4-years, in Eiderdown. Flannel, Chev-
lots and Fancy Cloakings. These goods are
exceedingly che up and will be sold with rush.
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ALEXANDRIA.

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Many CT the nevlv come citizens of Alexan-
dria are amazed 10 hear that the zulley and en-
bank>le-. south Of the all that Is left in
this sect.ol OF the work done BY the 5000, 900
PAID by the town in 1876 TO the Manassas
Gap Railroad Company. That line, with is
oCtlei al Jones Point. nav. however some day
come 70 be of use To- the Midland Railroad Com
pany. into whose hands il has fallen
especially il the trahic becomes too great
or O;her circumstances prevent the Wilkes
street tUrHsl route from meeting tine needs
OF IN. NIiiarG raiiroad traffic. The immense
enterprise of Alexandria in works of internal
Inn royeHcnts seems fictitious 10 those who
have 10; made themselves acquainted with the
facts. Alexandria had paid previous 20 1850
over a million and n half dollars 10 works Of in
te-nal Improvement and ia total assessment
was not over $4,000. coo. Few communities
have been more liberal IN expenditure on works
which promised 10 secure trade.
TRIED FOR ASSAULT.
Mayor Strauss had before him this morning
three colored trsmps captured by the police,
who are charged with an assault on Mr.. John
Duncan near Smoot's barn, near the Washington
and Alexandria road. on the outskirts of this
city. They were sent 10 Jail to answer for the
assault.
CoLoRED PARADE
Preparations are being made for the colored
industrial parade which is arranged to occur
here on the 22d Of September next. An indus
trial movement has been made in the shape Of
the organization Of a company Of young col
ored men. with Albert Green, captain, who are
70 be uniformed and TO carry canes with small
American Gags.
The monument TO the late Samuel Miller
erected By his fellow-workmen at the navy yard,
- mentioned in TEE STAR, is much appreciated
here. where Mr.. Miller spent several years in
the employ CT Smith 4 Perkins and where he
married q sister Of City Sergeant Smith and
Lieut.. Jas. Smith Of the police force.
NJ. J. p. Force, an old citizen, having re-
signed his place e. substitute letter carrier,
Master Charles Ochert has been appointed in
his place.
Two Washingtonisns have recently, a. they
claim. been robbed of watches here. One had
his pocket picked at the Washington and Alex
sndria railroad depot and the other lost his
watch while Visiting female friend
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The United Typoths<w.

The United Typothete Of America continued
their convention at Toronto yesterday. The
following officers were elected: President. W.
H. Woodward, ST. Louis; frat vice president,
Joon r. McFeridse, Philadelphia; second vice
president, Jas. Murray, Toronto: third vice
president, ". B. briggs, Providence; fourth
vice president, NJ. B. Murdoch San Francisco;
ffth. y. i. Buidick. Milwaukee; sixth, W. H
Bates. Memphis; secretary. ". c. Rogers, New
YORK; treasurer, Chss. Buss. Cincinnati: execu-
tive. Amos Pettibone, Chicago. chairman: Col.
n. +. Rockwell. Boston; Edwin Freegsrd. ST.
Louis: Geo. Rankin, New York; Theodore
SpToUll, Pittsburg.
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A Charming Theme.

From the New York sun
"The propagation Of roses" IL one Of the
themes that has been taken up this week by the
convention Of American Florists in Washing
ton Could there be theme Of higher charm
or more delicate inquisition? A country must
be in sound estate when it has more than 2 900
Of its best citizens in convention who are in
terested in ii. who are ready TO give their views
upon IL, and whose views varied ss the
varieties Of the rose, each kind Of which 10
l0vsiy. We would erjoy the debates OF the
norists upoo . theme like this far more than the
0ostes Of COnU0sD0 aSon themes Of lsss
OnsoQuepcs.
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FOR SALE-UOTS

Ion ssL5 s SNAIL: Lors. rAcISe LlN-
SfffTk skffkrfhi. 900 az. .'. ~. ssYsa"
EoR .cHEAP-cHoicE coRSER. SSsoS
loot ..S ms - q ss 81 sIs E.:s; ss. S e.
.u,aa. sM 'oS s,s ,s, co.
Eoh sALE-oricK SALE OF TWO BEAUTIFUL
Rr i sss Y AZ one - Lincoln f,st rs,E. p suit
EoR sALL-A FINE AND sFauriFuL LoT on
Il haccn 81 eetween l4th and 18Th n vii
.uis-a Cor isss and q s.s.
Fok . ssas ;, ,, whs1 Garp sosN.k rsF
=: 80 Hf e. 3. % sr C. g .sss "a.
n. .ais y p'' p'f Bs7fb D. STONE spr-n-
hPsossEE gaSIek s IeTs SS ecS ofFShie
suisf btTib 8 sToSE. sosr-n~
i T 70 81 81 eo 10 T2rLp n CHEAP At s@.c2
iii Lot II xksf F or TIL HI II T fna g fsis
.uisiat DAVID d STONE. sosran-.
FoRS SALE OR sKcs E.. So : HOUSE. LOT
asss; It n'-' l palib s f fds :f,
cs sc0s sA,. a. ~ DECIDED s.EsS IS Two
IS LOT % ios 81 8 ' .SSa, 10 s.i :' n.
Auls-et DAVID d. STONE. 500 fan~
IoR SALE OR ExcHsNaF-os IMPRoykp
ises' sAfb' ssfS g sr Sss fsss
L'oR sALE-HoLMEAp's MANoR-A wFILIo-
L.nisr Helsht.-s corner overlooking psrk and city
Westminster Heights corner. and insid. lot. in all
Meridian Hill-.eversi lot. ct bargain price. also
f0' iaIi particulars .p'sy = + r.spos.
aulsI Lawrence huillins ol5 l4th ST
EoR sALF-oNLy ; MORE eco LOIS LEFT IN
lots having been sold recently CA and s.u.. ON. -
sulsst DANIEL q aRMsT. lsis 81 fst NJ.
EoR SALE LFpRoiT AVE. BET. s ST AND
a5 n deep small cash rsSinen, Pa. SplV o. Ssi
"a &c TSoxk tp' frs SIN ,'s SS I sSPss
n. .ni-a,
EoR sALr-ForR CHEAP BJIIDINe Lors ON
. ,henw cor OF Della ave and q. . shout
prtS. 4 ~ o VII Sc, Tor short tine =, the low
Goa Est. nv sui3M
EoR NF-FINE PIECE OF 4rH sr PROP
: IN \. 3.S fsst front, .nitabl. for conversion 20
sae-ia. Tyler ! RtfaSRSoRaSS. 80 49, r.u-
t'oR sAtf-FINE BUILDING LOT on X BET-
u l15h and 18th sts. bsresin 9 lots Whitney ave,
Florida avs on h P. .Ss aA S Mt E ..
SSins M.ridan s An. iG 1Gs sS IN Ell sT1.r
Prens.on NJ i..:.n so s sais,s. 'S s,. n
Sc, 2oc, snap. Fur bargains lnok for The Red Key
au6-tf pIoFs, ~
IHoR SALON EASY TERMS SMALL LOTS IN
Monnt Pleasant o.. 200 each. Also very nice lot.
MeS nsa1 Su,Y va ns. so d. hAmmOnd Columbia
,r,,,m R. HEREFORD
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WANTED-BOARD.

yTANTED-A GENTLEMAN ACCUSTOMED TO
w refined SURROUNDINGS desires board in q private
family where there other BE- arders best refer
sncssl Address n. W. H.. star once. anl7-3ss
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

EoR sALE-sEvERAL SECONDHAND UPRIGHT
pianos: little used: slso secondhand squares %
PROMINENT makes. repslred like new, from 60 up
ward easy trrfas interest.
sul9 fFEfFFEk CoNLIFF 4l7 llth Ct nv
E,oR SALE,
SPECIAL BARGAINS,
MAGNIFICENT uprieht piano IL offered for sal. br
party leaving the city for only e5 cash. Cost few
months ago e42o standard. finest make and in
beautiful condition. Used but very little. Must be
sold quick. It's great bargain. Call ~ once
THE PIANO EXCHANGE wARERooMs.
suls el3Ps ave
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lA7 Piercs pl. Tr. .e2T. so
~ SS3 Spruce st, Or. %. 80
% Cor 22d and c NV. Ar. 10
80 Storage room, SlS l9th. )
. 3 e. and iine stable near Goth
GEO. W. LTNKINS.
500 10Th st. NV.
ROOM FRAMES ON TCR-
Bladensburs road: Potomac
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN,
or = ~
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FL "a sss. !. s0n RTE = I'd ,s.
!S5S 81 81 600 3 Es' ]. i /.
a:io s4 Hgand1sy ooO ,iss 9Th st h: 81. 5000
SS: s. q 100 s. s. h. rii 3. b bSS
IS 8 SSS 81 S:s + ID Il S 80
% sH oh Sc sn g u Dstrs.. St 500
SIS IS = = 9 900 l4sS 8 s & s'. 8. 80
saa g. Mass ave 500 l}ss 8, NV. Sh " GOO
alley 81 G. 600 lIss s.. sh mi. lar +. eeS
ans s. nSuses In rear ooo ~! Missouri ave.
1lsx E st and 3 WV ss-ss-.o and az ST. IT
o5 roar, 500 sio / e &. h. Isr. & 100 ;aS
sSs: ss5 2ad 1t. bh.
Srs, each 500
so rs 'ep0 0s En iy, Portion 2, the
The and i5sh i.ais THO Taos soi WAGE wseGsMsS
Fes sALE.N e, EorsEs-BARGAINsI7 gal AND
izss ~ y ne; 84l st. re- rooms; large lot
6SSER 81 isos or : sfS 'front.' IL rooms sa2r'
FoE s al E. ca = ST. NE. a-s OR
Myrtle ne as r. s.. renting for sso. IS ), 40
kkSs;S; = and eel =: 3: rsntins iSr So q 90
18th P. ior B.. ~ 90
u o. cor. OF allev bet. y and O.. o.
Corcoran. IS. b., bet. 18th and 18th ..... q. 600
lexington. r. deep. cellar. g., new........ 1000
.tn near n, business property 4 go
=. cor Soas. ns. IN n IL. 60
Two new IS and eel b.. Rn.w.. wide fronts.
lexington. on car line. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
E T. KAISER
EOR sALE-BRICK, $50 ST NV. 10 ROOMS;
ognosite pension oface; mod. imps. 90. 600. Ap-
ply SHREVE. l0o9 7th ST. NV aul3-et
ErOR sALE-DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING, I'D
- ct. ne. stx rooms. bath room and cellar all mod.
tmps concreted street. Price, -, 500. Easy terms
tNo, - TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 Fst n. v.
LOR SALE-CoME AND INSPECT THAT FINE
siI,room pressbrick bsywindow house. with cellar
and sI modsrn conyenlences and comforts. See what
n. .. Price - 200 INQUIRE owNER 634 7th st
L>oR Saloon @ ST. NEAR 9TH n F., OF
u the finest houses in the northeast; 8 rooms and
bath each beautifully finished and comnlete IN All re-
spects grsat bargains At the price, -. 500 each.
aala-6t T. r. BROOKS. GIG Eth st. n ".
ErOR SALE
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ATTORNEYS.

C4APsELI cARRINeToN,HTTo
tn. DC 1sstAsnss. 6egHW AZ. 81
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
For. SALE. CHEAP ONE ASH CHAMBER
kn sqte n also vefOOt show case Apply At ISIS
FOR sALE-pRIvATE PARTY HAVING NO USE
three pedals only used one month. viii eY.
low for CASH Address Esf M isf
FOR sALg,AT A sACRIFICE,,LARGE BAR
INQUIRE BECK's. 83l La. ave. suie-3t'
EOR SALE-wALNUT RACK. $50: COST s55 SIX
ar Tsp ,as cinsn 9 CHAIR ss cost Tennsssse
Brussels carpet LASS Msssachusetts ave e." It.
FOR sALE-A PURE WHITE MALE BULL TER
rier; II months old; frst-class rstter good ward
dog. 2ll9Pa. ave. NV. aul9.3t'
FOR sALE-HAMMoND TYPEWRITER; IN
frst-csss condition $40; will exchange for safety
bicycle. Call at I702 9TH 81. NV. aul9-2ts
FOR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE. IF TAKEN AT
once. by party leaving city, sailing yacht. sloor-
racing and cruising comfortable sleeping auaiteps
for or persons. Also one boat, with sails
information apply R j. MARSHALL. 56s Iith ST. St
FOR -TyPEwR!TERs OF ALL MAKES;
hrst class and equal to new macbines. at bargains
sa on zasets ST ST
For SALE HORSE POWER ELECTRIC MOTOR
D., IN excellent condition Bargain. Address ELEC-
TRIO. Star Office. aul7-6t
CAMPBELLS HORSE FOOT REMEDY
JAS. b: CAMPBELL CO, 101 5th ave-:
Dear Slr-in reply TO your inquiry. would say am
using Campbells Horse Foot Remedy on all Of Mr.
Cases stock, including jay Eve See and Phallas II
is the best thing ever used horses feet 1t makes
them soft. but tough whalebone. No one owning
or having the care of horses afford do without
who use 1t will be MS we'll pleased with the result OF
use as am. You refer any of my friends and ac-
Quaintances to me In regard to it.
Yours truly. EDWIN D. BITHER
JAMES B. CAMPBELL CO.:
Dear Sir-1 have used youT Hoof Remedy on nv
horses Tor the past AMI from the good results
can cheerfully recommend it to ali those who have
horses troubled with scratches hard brittle feet
never nave seen used anything that will soften the
hoof and make them grow like this remedy
GEO W. SMITH CO.,
Wholesale Flour Dealers
115 La Sale St,
Chicago. III.
]. B. CAMPBELL CO.:
Dear Strive have had great trouble with our
patrol horses 70 keep their feet from drying up aud
getting hard having corns and the feet ont of shape
generally We have made thorough test your horse
foot remedy ana ind 1t softens the feet and starts
disappeared and he feet are new and healthy. We
recommend 1t very highly. and horse owners. after
trial. VIII arree II is an Indispensable remedy.
Respectfully. o. F. Dubois
Supt. West Chicago Parks.
CHAS. LODGING.
Foreman Of Barns.
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EOR RENT
Il 1895 Corcoran. Tor. 3.
202 Dela ave ne. Tor. :.
300 7 ST NV, ST & attic. q.
Handsomely furnished
n. j. ave. q. 9. nominal
iy30-lSt' TYLER L
EOR RENT
Il 24lS Pa ave. 11r,
m t..............SoJ.
S1l 2lst st. 11r. IN i. e.
ol62lst ST. 7r. N /. D.
Small stable on 10th St
and ] SITS. NV.
1y2S
TOR RENT-S6. so; ;.
Il her st. n. 2. Just of
water in each house.
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BOARDING.

DOAhDlNG.
A LADY WHO Has RENTED 3 GRAM PLACE
n vii eivs exrelent table bosrd for els per month.
with lunch also furntslsed rooms 10 let s11n2ts
i M6opSoSf En- IA "a ios nn ss rhIk' AZ ksk
STor AND eEI LnL EEsI - ANp pae. MAI
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED ONE PLAIN ROOM, UNFUR-
w nished. by 1st of sept. by elderly widow
lady. convenient to bath and water and not too far
from terms must be reasonable reference given.
HOPE. Star once. aul9-2ts
VVANTED-RoOM AND BOARD FROM sEPTEM-
w her for ESQ Per month by two ladies IN once;
VII flrniAh room ~ desired; convenient 70 II st. car
dress A. N. Star once. auls-Hs
WASTED-sEPT. BY MARRIED COUPLE, 8
w unfurnished rooms, LIST or I'd floor, for light
housekeeping; permanent; 2yesrs las. place; state
price and particulars. Address STATE. Star efhcs
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f2o0l Q nv. $50
. 2'S Elm. lie Droit Park. "a
. l2W Union st sw. Or. u. 30
} E2:U Union pl sw, Or g. 80
house, 1913 y at. NV. 226
ent durinC summer months.
RUTHERFORD, 1907 rsr
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THAT NFAT BRICK COTTAGE

Containing = rooms ard bath room with all modern
improvements. Price, S42. 80 per month by the year
Apply to J. " n. HUYCK,
sub-1n lJO5 Pa ave
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-BY A TRAINED NURSE, BOARD IN
w Catholic family IN the mountains Of West Vir-
sinia for the month Of Sentember: state terms per
week. Address TRAINED NURSE, Star Office al9-3s
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR REST-UNFHRNIsHEp