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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25
Auction. Auction

On Tuesday, April 81. at 1890 a. m.
No 10 East First South street 1 have
a lot of furniture. carpets, dishes, etc.
that have been left to be sold without
reserve; also some good bicycles, and
we have for private sale a fine organ.
cost S175. and phaeton, good as new. ar
a bargain.
K. A. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
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cess. If it is an experiment it is one
that has stood the test elsewhere. and
the members do not consider failure
possible unless the citizens withhold
the support that it merits.
The plan is outlined in the following
letter, copies of which were sent out
to hundreds Of citizens yesterday:
THE PLAN.
Salt Lake City April %
Dear Strive have considered the plan
OIL the indianapolis board of trade and
nave determined to ask our fellow citizens
| 10 cooperate with us in establishing such
an institution here. The need of a general
business organization strong enough in
membership and revenue to represent the
community in all matters of Importance
TO our business interests and to direct and
develo? the growth of the city and state
rust ne apparent to every one. By the
adoption of this plan we can have such
an institution.
The plan of the Indianapolis board of
trade is as follows:
Membership limited to 500
Annual membership fee. s15.
mortuary benefit of $1,000 to each
member.
The membership fee will he ample to
make the institution effective.
The mortuary benefit fund will be Sc
cured upon the death of a member by an
assessment of 81 upon each surviving
member
The Indianapolis death rate is about is
to the 1000 of population.
The average death rate of Salt Lake
tie past four years, was $50 to the 1000
of population.
This includes both sexes and children.
The best physicians concede that the
death rate for men alone is about to
the 1000 of population. so that the deaths
in the chamber will probably average 2l2
per annum.
Under this plan the benefit to each
me NJ hor- -nr1l1 ha fxx-nf oil
First-His business would improve and
tie vale of his property be increased by
the general work of the institution. For
this he would pay $15 per annum.
Second-His family would receive $1,000
in the event of his death-for this he
would pay according TO the average death
rate aforesaid. about 50 per annum.
The Indianapolis board of trade, under
death rate or Is 10 the LOCO. is one of
the strongest in the nation. Ii keeps its
membership full, and has 100 registered
applicants waiting for vacancies
we believe that with our small death
rate We can easily secure the 800 men,
bers and make the Institution the most
effective and powerful in the western
country.
Read this carefully: it appeals TO your
personal interest as Wen as to your u b
lie spirit, and if you desire to be Oae
OF the 500 send a check for S15 to 7. G.
Weber, who will return it TO you If thy
desired number is not secured
Individual membership only is solicitor
All members of the chamber of COM
merce in good standing will be invited to
join this movement.
Other applications will be limited to
nler under 50 years of age. and known
not to be of impaired health.
At present no other restrictions are con-
templated.
no insure your answer and opinion of
the movement d stamped envelope for
reply and blank application Is herewith
enclosed.
Already the committee has received
favorab BILE replies from a large number
of citizens. Respectfully.
HEBER NJ. WELLS,
GEORGE NJ. SCOTT
GEORGE NJ. DOWNEY,
r. MACINTOSH,
W. A. NELDEN,
THOMAS 6. WEBER
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Hides and Wool.

Win pay the highest market cash price
for hides and pelts- We have arrange
ments with q reputable eastern firm who
viii make reasonable advances on wool.
Call on US before selling or shipping. III.
Haithusen's Mere tile Co.. corner Third
Lake City
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Robinson Bros.

Employ over 30 workmen making shoes
for you. The more men we give work to,
the more hats they can buy. that makes
it better for the halter. The halter buys
from the tailor: it makes il better for
the tailor. That's the way to make good
times. You can't do it if you send all
your money out of the country. Keep
your money at home and buy Robinson
Bros shoes: all new and bright and
prices right ROBINSON BROS.
So West First South Street
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The Latest Report of the Fieht


1t took Bob Fitzsimmons II rounds TO
knock Ccrbett out. bur It only takes the
EurOpe3n restaurant one round TO
knock all our competitors out when it
comes to serving fine meals. Our dinners
from to S with a bottle of wine. for %
cents cannot be beat any place between
New York and San Francisco. and our
merchants lunch from 1879 to 3 D. m.
for o cents is simply the best the market
affords We not only serve the best
regular meals in the city, but short
orders as well. and anything that belongs
to the restaurant business can be found
in our place at moderate prices We
have better accommodations than any
other restaurant in the city, for we have
eight private diningrooms down stairs
ard also private diningrooms upstairs.
We respectfully invite the public to come
and look at our place and then compare
the same with any other place in the
city. Our restaurant is always open for
inspection, kitchen as well as dining
rooms. We make a speciality of banQuets
and theatre parties. Open day and night
THE EUROPEAN RESTAURANT,
LOUIS BEFETS. Manager.
90 East Second South Street
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Opera Candy Kitchen

Bon bons. caramels and chocolates. fresh
manufactured every day: absolute purity
of material used guaranteed Try our
goods and you VIII use none other We
give good values for your money. Family
trade solicited. Best & DonelsOn 50 East
Second South street
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Tragedv All Nugget Gulch.

Randsburg. Cal. April 24.-News of
a fratricide and suicide at Nugget
Gulch has Just been received here.
Three brothers, Benjamin, John and
William Higgins. partners in mine.
quarreled. Pen shot John, killing him
instantly. and then turned his pistol on
himself diving a moment later.
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Coal D

Castle Gate lump. $3.50; nut, 81. Win
ta,. ono tiers l1,noD 81 %. mt e. A.
thracite, all sizes, $3.50. Sacking, so
cents per ton extra No extra haul
charge within reasonable distance.
P. Y. COAL COMPANY.
d. J. Sharp. Agent; telephone, 429:
% South Maiu street.
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California Constable Murdered.

Fillmore, Cal, April 24.-Constable
Mccoy Pyle was shot through the head
today and instantly killed by two burg
lars whom ne was pursuing lie had
one man handcuffed when the second
fred the fatal shot The robbers then
escaped. but will doubtless be captured
by some one of the posses now scCur-
ing the country. Pyle had many clever
captures TO his credit. and popular in
dignation will probably wreak sum
mary vengeance on his murderers-
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CITY CIRCULATION.

The City Circulation of The Herald
has beeH leased to Dir. j. o. McCrack-
en- Subscribers who do not receive
their papers promptly will confer
q favor If they make complaint to
The Herald counting room.
All checks for city subscriptions
should he made payable to
). o. M'CRACKEN,
C<Sy Circulation.
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K. of P. Band, Attention,

The knights of Pythias Military
band will meet at Castle hall promptly
at 1880 -. m. today Sunday in fun
dress uniform.
d. r. GILL, JR., MANAGER.
c. S. Ford, Captain Company No. !.
L. r. X. of P. Salt Lake
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Bicycle Riding School.

Finest school in the city: Gifts dane
ing academy, ]. o. O. T. hall; lessons 25
cents: guarantee to ride 81. a H. Mere
dith. 335 Main street Respectable trade
only.
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DIED.

Walker. beloved wife of
Iosc Mexican, aged As years. months
and day; native of Stewarton, Ayr
shire, Scotland.
Funeral from residence. 16O South
Twelfth East street. o'clock.
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Don't forget to call at the w. L.
PiclKard company store. No. 90 West
Second South street. if you want har-
ness, saddless. robes. whips and other
goods in the harness line.
K. A. ANDREWS. -Auctioneer.
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TRAVELLING salesman. light side line;
sells fast to harness. hardware, and gen.
eral store dealers; good commissions
Centaur Mfg. Co.. 80 Illinois ST., Chicago.
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5000 DOUBLE ROLLS. common. at Sc:
5000 double rolls. gifts. etc, at 10c; 5000
double rolls. gold. at 15c; about one-third
actual value; not more than two rooms
to q customer at above prices. Rivers
Bros. 45 East Second South.
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Utah CommerciaI and savings Bank
General mixing business; pays per
cent on deposits. F. Armstrong, pres.
p w. Nadsel. vice-pres.; J. E Jen-
nings. cashier: "a L. ISt South street.
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History Up to Date.

Leslie's Weekly: Teacher-Who was
the hero of New Orleans?
Thomas-Corbett.
Teacher-No, no: Jackson.
Thomas-Why, jackson wuz afraid
to fight in New Orleans. ma'am-
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Auction.

! The closing out sale of the secondhand
stock formerly belonging to J. Paul &c
Co. IS in full blast at 246 South State
street Don't fail to avail yourselves OF
this opportunity to furnish your home
at almost your own price New goods
simply slaughtered.
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TO Patrol Bering Sea.

Port Townsend, Wash, April 2i.-The
feet of revenue cutters which viii pa
troll Boring Sea during the present sea-
son has been ordered to this place 10
prepare for sailing to the northern
waters on Nav Il.
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Abstracts furnished, titles insured.
and interest paid on deposits by
Utah Title Insurance and Trust COM
pany, 106 Main street
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TO SELL 500 boys home made suits at
81: 500 youths home made suits at 81: 1000
mems home made suits at $50: 1000
mems home made suits at $40: better and
cheaper than eastern goods. Cutler Bros.
company, So Main street.
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95-cent wrappers. 6s cents.
NEW YORK CASH STORE.
In Boston.

Brooklyn Life: Browning dear ;,
said Mrs. Emerson to her husband.
what is a cutaneous pastime2"
"A cutaneous pastime, love? l never
heard of such a thing"
Well. l heard two men on the street
car talking, and one of them spoke of
a skin game"
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LADY WITH SOME MEANS and ex-
paying hotel. Address X. A. B.. Herald.
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GASLIGIiT IN EVERY HOUSE-New-
est thing out; attaches to ordinary lamps
TO active workers. Standard Brass Co,
Mfrs, Covington. Ky.
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Storage.

FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY. OK
South West Temple street (Realty build
ingl- Storage. packing and shipping.
moving, etc. Z. NJ. Onion. Manager
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Weber Coal Company
Sell clean coal at market prices. FulI
weight guaranteed.
W. ]. MONTGOMERY, Agent
Telephone AL
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George W. Jones.

Railroad ticket brokerage. 215 Main street
Salt Lake City. and 3O2 25th street Ogden.
Utah. Excursion rates to ali points:
baggage checked: tickets bought. sold
and exchanged.
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All hats trimmed free.
NEW YORK CASH STORE.
Society Notice, K. of P.

The funeral of John H. Hamilton of
Monitor lodge No. IL Will take place
from the Tenth ward Westinghouse,
Sunday, April %. Members of the or
der will meet at their castle hall at 10
o'clock sharp. II. II. Peterson, X. of
r. & S: ]. G. Robinson. c. c.
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Dr.. Kate Dierkes.

The free thinker. VIII lecture tonight
at A. o. L. W. hall, 115 Main street
Free to all.
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MEN TO ADVERTISE our Japano spec
ialties. lacking signs. etc; salary $40 per
wee.- and all expenses, such as railroad
q cents for sample, postage, yearly, con-
tract. etc. Japano Mfg. Co., Whitehall.
Wis.
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MAIL ORDER business; no capital re-
quired; you can make from 500 to 500 a
month; particulars for stamp. Eakins
Brothers, Patriot, Ind.
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Ice Ice

TO OUR FRIENDS and patrons. We
have bought several thousand tons OF
pure Pleasant Valley ice and will be pre-
pared to supply all demands for the
season. Wasatch Ice Co.
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A POSITION by a competent male
stenographer. $50 Third street. city.
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LOST.

BAY HORSE. S years old: weight 1.e50
saddle marks and rope on. Robert Amos
Tenth North and Twelfth West.
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CONCERT

by the Twenty-fourth L s. Infantry
Military band. at u. m PropramIno.
March-King Cotton. SoIlsa
0NerIure-La Diademe. Herman
W az .--...-...-.- -CardOzo
ONerture-La Gazza Ladra. Rossini
Blumenlied Flower song Lang
Fantasia on Annit Lauprie. Jennings
(Soprano SaXoDhone solo by J. w. Sim
monS.1
Star Spangled Banner
Charles H. Schaffner. Chief Musician.
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Since the fire. Dr. e. NJ. Keysor.
Dentist. is located temporarily at 142
Main street.
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RELIABLE MAN; permanent position;
stamp and references. y. I. Morris, care
this paper.
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WARMING Il yENTlLATING.

P. J. MORAN = STEAM AND HOT
water heating and ventilating apparatus
No. 70 West Second South.
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SALESMAN WANTED to carry a side
line of dry goods specialties. Country
and retail trade. Liberal commission. q.
7. II. Schramm. Philadelphia. Pa
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THOROUGH bookkeeper and CORE
s2ondent desires position; ten years eX-
perience; will go anywhere. ID. E. NJ,
care Herald.
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Silver and Lead Quotations

The silver and lead quotations yester-
day We're as follows:
Bar silver, 6Iss cents.
Lead, S3.12ia.
Casting copper. 1Oss cents.
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To EXCHANGE.
DAYTON Electric Ceiling Fans

Are the only ceiling fans in the market
that give perfect satisfaction and that are
guaranteed for two years. Sold BY the
Salt Lake Electric Supply Co.. 10 West
First South
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
New Plap for Building Up the
Membership.
SUCCESSFULLY OPERATED BY
THE INDIANAPoLIS BOARD
OF TRADE.

\ Mortuary Benefit Fund-The
Membership Limited TO Five Hun
dred, With an Annual Member
ship Fee of SIS and a Mortuary
Benefit of $1,000.
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AGENTS for the best bedbug poison;
never fails: sells at every house; send
ten cents for sample and circulars of the
quickest selling goods in the market. Ad-
dress Elam's Manfg. Co, 81 Main street
Ladd, Ill.
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For cuts. burns and sores on man or
any animal that lives use the genuine
Johnson's Black Oil T. c. NJ. I. drug
dept.
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Reward.

See Coop. Wagon & Machine Co.'S ad-
verttsement on page 4 and call at their
bicycle department on State street. Geo.
T. Odell. Gen. Mgr
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90 Waverlz Bicycle
Wall Paner-

OLIVER r. MEREDITH. agent % East
FIRST South street. Salt Lake. Expert
bicycle repairing.
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SECONDHAND furniture; pianos. or
gans and sewing machines; before you sell
get our bids. l. Y. l.. Secondhand store,
As East Second South street. Telephone
AIS. p. a. Sorensen.
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YOUNG LADIES and gentlemen for
hypnotic subjects. Salt Lake theater
week of 18th; call Friday Saturday and
Sunday. to p. m. Professor Cunning,
Cullen hotel parlor.
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Free Lectnre Tonight

Professor Cunning viii give several
tests and a free lecture on "Hypno-
tism" at the Salt Lake theater tonight
Sunday, April %. All are invited.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

STORAGE.-Cheapest and best at the
]. Y. l., 4S East Second South street.
Telephone AIS. P. A. Sorensen-
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The Japanese Bamboo Company.

ARTISTIC bamboo furniture made 70
order. Chair bottoms made in rattan.
All work guaranteed first class and at
low prices. 20 Commercial street.
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BICYCLE repairing. wheels rented. BIZ
cycle sundries. N. Z. Evans, % and q
West Second South street.
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Notice.

To building contractors of Salt Lake
City: The Organized Building Laborers'
union have adopted scale of wages to
take effect ON Nav that 50 shall be the
minimum wage for a days labor
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> 10000 10000 @ coco oo~s0s

DR.. E. NJ. KeysOr the Dentists tenn
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Tennesse,s Exnositinn

Nashville. Tenn. April 24.-Au the
principal buildings of the centennial ex-
position are receiving exhibits. the gov
eminent building having reached the
stage where exhibits can be placed
L; position and the exhibits of the
interior and treasury departments were
moved into the building today. The alb
sence of rain permitted unobstructed worl,
on buildings and grounds during the week
and the unfinished state buildings are
nearing completion
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\. ANTED.

A SECOND GIRL. Apply at this office
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1t may save you time and money to
be informed that. when Won need a
plood-purifier, Ayers Sarsaparilla. is
the kind most in favor with the medical
profession. 1t is the standard and. as
such, the only blood purifier admitted
at the Chicago Worlds fair.
Shoe sale this week. Sec add. page II.
NEW YORK CASH STORE.
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porary location at 142 Main. next Auer-
bach's


Utah lard. S-pound cans, 90 cents.
Fifty-pound cans. $3.50.
Four-gallOn can of best syrup, SIPS;
worth s..
mixed or plain, 81.
John Mcdonald. the Main St. Grocer.
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All WOrk guaranteed nrSt class and at
low prices. 20 Commercial street.
HALE THE BLINDNESS COULD BE
prevented if those afflicted could induce
the unaffected to listen 70 advice and
have their eyes examined before too late.
Our -cotOmeter' reduces the examina-
ton of the eyes TO an exact science. 1t
your eyes 1t viii cost you no more and
possibly less here for the glasses. should
you require them. At any rate. you are
assured of scientifically correct lens. an
accurate adjustment and a perfect fit.
Alex l. WYATT. optician. I72 Main street.
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STEAM-HEATlNG.
10 TRADE.

THE DAVID JAMES CO.. steam ana
hot water heating. No 81 Main street
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Stock Broker.
E. E. Crooks. 10 West First South
street Telephone No. 6.
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FOR RENT.

PRIVATE BOARD AND ROOMS at the
Pleasanton. Kendall square. Just off West
Temple. two blocks south of ?. o.
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FURNISHED frst-class rooms and
board in pleasant home at 2i5 w. Fifth
South.
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A GOOD. KEEN business woman TO
act as manager. Address a, Herald.
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=
10 ACRES fine fruit land with water
rights. for first-class piano. 6S T. %
So Room 6.
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Kenneth Donnell3n. stock and min
Ing broker. 161 South Main street Tele-
phone e75.
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TO BUY A SMALL HOUSE of about
three rooms on monthly payments Could
pay $40 a month. Not more than eight
blocks from Herald. Address A. B. c.,
Herald.
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YOUNG JAPANESE. first class cook:
can give good references: desires situa-
ton. Address Frank 2. O. box 357 city.
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cess. If it is an experiment it is one
that has stood the test elsewhere. and
the members do not consider failure
possible unless the citizens withhold
the support that it merits
The plan is outlined III the following
letter, copies of which were sent out
to hundreds of citizens yesterday:
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s1.25 silk umbrellas. % cents.
NEW YORK CASH STORE

H. SMITH. Observer.
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MT. MORIAII LODGE NO. 2. a. It. and
A NJ. Regular communications held at Ma
sonic hall. the second Monday OF each
month. Members OF sister lodges and
soJuorning brethren in good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
JOSEPH. G. RyWATER. W NJ
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. Secretary.
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TO BUY A LOT on installment plan.
east side between Brigham and Tenth
South streets; will trade a good piano as
first payment. Call or address John D.
Shaffer. Sc Commercial street.
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AGENTS IN EVERY COUNTY. for the
Oldest association in the United States.
and accidents. Address U. p. Association.
Los Angeles. Cal
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FURNITURE. carpets. stoves piano
and sewing machines en- easy payments.
/. Y. l. Secondhand store IS Sast Sec
ond South street. Telephone AS. P. 4.
Sorsensen.
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MINES AND MINING STOCKS

]. c. Conklin. Room I'll. Progress build
ing.
Mines and mining stock. Reliable infor-
nation furnished; correspondence solicit
ed. W. E. Hubbard * Co.. 204-5 Progress
building.