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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Business Property

Business Property
FOR SALE-A SPRING STREET LOT.
It's not far from and above where the
new 4-story stone and ornamental brick
building of l.. Harris Is to be built; plans
now being drawn. About the same dis
tance from the new Nelson block to be
begun on the 1st. It's not in line. but In
center of growth. and you don't have to
wait for three booms to have central
business property; and you don't have
TO pay fortune to get it. Capitalists will
not wait much longer to invest. and when
they begin to fall over one another to
get IN at present prices on the best street
of the best town that ever built steadily
and extensively through a panic then
you. and they. too. will find that property
owners can usually sit up all night
marking up property when there's
prosperity and confidence around and
never miss the sleep any more than an
owl. Now, if you're looking up good
buy come around and compare this
price with anything else in the city, loca-
tion considered and you'll find what
you've been looking for You'll find
also, that you are offered the property
at before e-the-election' price-$40, 600
all cash, or $1,000 cash, balance easy.
Wilcox block, city. 81
FOR sALE-BUSINEsS PROPERTY
Lot G0x165 on Broadway north First ST.,
$l2.IO: very cheap.
$ioo0-Lot 25x140 on Sixth ST., near Hill.
slo,OO0-lot 5ox16O, south of Sixth ST., on
slOooO-Lot 2Sxl96, fronts on Spring and
Main SITS, near Seventh st.
Sl2 5W--Lot 50X160, house 10 large rooms.
S. Broadway; snap.
s55oOo-Large S-story block on Broad
way, near Second st: rents 1850 per month
$950O--Lot b0xl60, Hill ST., near Seventh
LEE A. MCCONNELL.
81 113 S. Broadway.
FOR SALE - RI-SJNESS. SpEcJAI.
price on an improved broadway corner
close in. pays good income and can be
bought right
30 it, east front on Spring ST., at a
price which cannot be duplicated.
HINTON & whitaker,
81 1913 w. Second st.
City Lots
CITY LOTS
c. A. SMITHS THIRD ADDITION.
Eighth--street
Do You Want a Home? ? and stop
Paying? >? ,? Rent?
| Buy now while these lots are cheap.
nes i!!!ll!
They Are Sure to Advance
| The Mateo Street Car Line Is
Now Complete and Runs
| Directly Through This
Tract.
REMEMBER
This property is close in-only
Four blocks from the Arcade
Depot, and near the Seventh st.
/ School-whch has recently been
! enlarged. Mateo street is all
graded to this tract-has cement
curbings and fve-foot cement
sidewalks. Many new
residences have recently been
completed, and several more
are to be built Immediately.
Tho chance of lifetime!
III!
Get In Now
Before they are all sold.
See these prices and terms
1925 and $3.50 per lot
Only $40 down-slo per month. :.
These lots are 40 feet wide and have
an alley Is feet; all level and on the
grade; rich loan soil-no adobe, no
alkaline mud when it rains.
2lS w. First street.
Will give you all Information, maps. etc.
Come early for
this property Is
Selling fast
u!
| FOR SALE-BY
! -BEN WHITE
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BEN WHITE

FOR EXCHANGE AND sALE----
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FOR RENT-SUITE FOR HOUSEKE EEp-
ing; single rooms from $4 month; cheap
suites. 127 E. Third ST. n
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Equities in 20 houses and lots for vacant

Clear acreage, improved and unim-
proved, in all locations, for city property;
will assume mortgage; get out of debt.
BEN WHITE, 221 West First street.
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FOR EXCHANGE-COTTA BEST
part of city; near Westlake; only $S250.
for cheaper place further out H. w.
COTTLE & SON, 3O5 w. Second st. 29-H
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FOR RENT-CHEAP, TWO LARGE,
rooms front, unfurnished. housekeep-
ing. 502 cor. Tenth and Grand ave. Al
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--BEN WHITE
-Otfice, 221 West First St
Over 1000 properties of every description
Tor sale and exchange 10y BEN WHITE.
Lots, houses and lots. ranches, etc.
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FOR EXCHANGE-GOOD GOLD
watch. $35. for work BUILDING chimney
and piastering house: will furnish all
lath. brick lime and sand and pay cash
difference. EDWAR RID FRASER. PIG s.
Broadway. 81
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FOR SALE $1G0 CASH: SNAP IN A.
room house. modern built: new and nicely
finished street improvements completes
good location and close in: balance of $500
on terms to suit; rare opportunity to get
a good home for little money: also large
list OF houses in all parts. JOHN l.. Paw
KOVICH, 220 w. Fiat st. 81
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$200O-15 acres at beautiful Tropico, al
most adjoining city: excellent land; want
San Francisco or city property.
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FOR Rents NICELY PAPERED sim
ny unfurnished rooms. connected bath.
two porches. large yard. 725 Wall st. 81
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FOR SALE-S1650: A VERY HANDSOME
up-to-date Groom cottage. double par
lors. folding doors, lovely mantel. CRATE e..
large. bathroom, porcelain tub. hot and
cold water. all large rooms and artisti-
cally decorated this lovely home is worth
just S2500, but 1t goes for s1650; small
payment bal. easy: University car line.
&. w. CONNELL, 206la Broadway. Il
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FOR RENT HAVE HOUSES WITHIN
ply 65l S. Olive st. 81
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PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN MATHE-
matte classes in literature and Metaphys-
les. 621 w. Seventh. 81
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FOR RENT - FURNISHED SUNNY
housekeeping suit; single rooms, stable.
525 California ST. al
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FOR EXCHANGE OR FOR SALE-SNAP,
$2500. cash price, 25 acres choice alfalfa
land, ready for sowing: perpetual free
water right and more than needed: small
house and barn; good fence: family Or
chard: near Rivera. on main road to
Whittier. JOHN l.. PAVKOVICH, 900
w. First st. 81
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FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE-MEAT
market. well located doing good busi-
ness. VIII take farm wagon in part
pay.
chicken ranch near Santa Ana.
$14O0-Ciood lodging house well located
on Hill St. for city lots; also number
of other rooming houses for sale or eX-
change at good margin.
S300O-Good S-room house in East Los
Angeles. clear, for other property.
S5OO0-Five hundred acres of good level
fruit or grain land for something in, or
near Los Angeles.
If you have any property for exchange
either in the city or out of It, come in
and we will find something to suit you
MUNCY & WILSON, 81 W. Third st. 81
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BOYNTON NORMAL FOR TEACHERS
teachers supplied. 525 Stimson blk 6-30-tf
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WANTED-COMFOR ROOM IN
exchange for use of instrument. with
music or language lessons. 1925 w. Sew
enth ST.. today. 81
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RESTAURANTS

ST. PAUL RESTAURANT, TOM MARIN
ovich. Prop. All 10c meals include coffee,
tea or wine or mush. cornbread or biscuit
in the morning. Meals, 10c and up. 5ii S.
Spring st. 2-3
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FOR ExCHANGE-BRICK MACHINE
for brick. Call at room 3. 1914 S. Broad
way, Hotel Glenmore. 81
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FOR EXCHANGE--10 ACRES IN SAN
Fernando; SO shares of water, for city
property Apply WELDON ID. WHEEL
AN, room 225 Wilcox building. 81
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FOR RENT--A FURNISHED SUNNY
front room by q family Of two Sc month.
731 s. Los Angeles st. 31
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FOR EXCHANGES LOTS SAN DIEGO
University addition, adjoining city park.
for city or country property in Los An
geles county: would exchange one or
more or would take eastern property If
desirable; value of lots. $500. Address
N. S. BIDDl.E. southeast corner of San
Pedro and Tenth SITS. 81
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FOR RENT-HOUSE WITH BARN. ALL
modern improvements. 1855 S. Pearl St q
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FOR EXCHANGE-GOOD GROOM
house: hath: new ard good: $2500: mort
gage. $l2c0: for small ranch.
Is acres good land southwest, $500. for
house and lot: 10 room house:
bath barn. fruit trees; 2ia acres
Of land. first class southwest;
for some land southwest or west, with
hundreds OF others. EDWARD FRASER
PIG S. Broadway.
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FOR RENT-NEW 4-ROOM PLASTER
Cd cottage at Long Beach. LEWIS &
ALDERSON i29 s. Spring st. 81
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FOR RENT-NEW MODERN GROOM |
fiat. SIS. water free. 729 Maple ave- 81
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FOR RENT-TWO FRONT ROOMS. s2
per week; sunny rooms, $1.25; also Is cents
per night. $40 s.. Spring st. 2-i6
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FOR EXCHANGE
Fine Ontario home for city and assume.
cottages, to rooms, Ontario, for
city.
160-acre ranch in San Diego county.
160-acre ranch in San Louis Obispo
county.
3O-acre fine fruit ranch in Santa Bar
bara county for city.
so acres in Riverside county for Los An
geles city.
East Los Angeles cottage and Groom
cottage, Pomona, for city
Fine sash and door factory for city
Business block in good outside town for
city.
GUARANTY TRUST & COLLECTION
CO, 80 and 40 Bryson block 81
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FOR SALE-ss75 NEW 5-ROOM HOUSE
with bath, hard finish, fine lot. fenced;
excellent view: $50 cash; balance month
ly; call Monday. J. M'LEAN, E ST., Pico
Heights.
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FOR SALE-WE HAVE A NEW GROOM
house for $2700 cash $400, balance $50 per
month: near Pearl and Eighth SITS.
$750A-room house, small amount down.
balance $40 per month: near Central ave
LOTSPEICH & BOYD, 324 S. Broad
way. 81
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FOR EXCHANGE-s2o ACRES IN MIS-
souri, Valley, North Dakota: want
cheap land in Southern California.
SHIELDS & BROWN, 1131A s. Broad
way. 5l
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HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE
For Sale-greatest BARGAIN vet:
s1650; corner GirarC' and Twelfth St: new
broom modern cottage: $500 down, bal
ance same as rent. Owner on premises
today, Sunday, from 2 to 4; or 1214 Union
ave-, between
GirarG and
Twelfth street.
One block from Pico street car line 2
houses at $3.50; easy terms 81
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FOR SALE-4-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT
Axis, on East Ninth street; only $780,;
$3.50 down and $15 per month. CAMP
BELL & HINMAN, 1z9 s. Broadway. 81
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FOR RENT-REAL ESTATE


FOR RENT-GRAIN Landry
JOHN II. COKE,
No. Bryson Block.
800 acres in the San Fernando valley,
soc an acre. 0I
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FOR REN7-ROOMS

FOR RENT-GRANT'S SYSTEM TONIC.
1271s w. Second st. If
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FOR RENT
$lG--i rooms 1880 w. Ninth st.
$1S--7 rooms 231l Thompson ST.
$30--S rooms, Grand ave-, near Third
St: house new.
$40 rooms close in.
LEE A. MCCONNELL,
113 s. Broadway.
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$2O00-Modern 5-room hard-finshed cot
tage, large lot: free of incumbrance; in
the well-known manufacturing town OF
Ocosta Wash, for California property
BEN WHITE, 22l West First street.
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$500 equity in handsome modern Groom
cottage; large lot to alley; driveway.
barn, lawn, ETC.; on Eighth street, close
In; for property clear in East Los Angeles,
Boyle Heights, or vacant lots; here's
chance to get handsome home, close in,
BEN WHITE.
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FOR SALE-5-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT,
=. Sixth St.; bargain. Box 8. Station
No. l. u
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160 acres in the beautiful Acton valley:
7 acres solid bearing mostly black cher
ries; broom house; fence and cross
fenced: wants city or eastern property.
BEN WHITE, 221 West First street.
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FOR SALE.INSTALLME no. sS
Tehama ST., at low price and on easy
terms If taken at once. Two large lets,
fenced. house 4-rooms. large 2-story barn
aud sheds. fine for COWS. chickens, eee
See OWNER, room 3is Wilcox blk a
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FOR RENT
Groom cottage. 124 X. Twenty-third
St, s16
s-room two-story house, 2912 8. Flower,
SIS.
broom cottage cor. Estrella and Twen-
ty-frst ST., $l2
All are regular snaps.
+. II. PIEPER,
81 108 s. Broadway.
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FOR EXCHANGE
LODGING HOUSE WANTED
We can trade you a fine ranch for a
good rooning house of not less than 20
rooms.
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FOR EXCHANGE = REAL ESTATE
property mostly lots, value $1,000, and Il
business value $500, for cheap land for
stock range in Southern California, about
same value, clear. Address A. A., box
100, Herald. 81
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$500 equity in handsome 7-room cottage,
Gladys avenue. to trade for lot. BEN
WHITE. 221 West First street.
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FOR SALE - BUSINESS; SPECIAL
price on an improved broadway corner
close in. pays good income and can be
bought right.
20 ft. east front on Spring St, at q
price which cannot be duplicated.
HINTON & whitaker,
81 1913 w. Second st.
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FOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAIN: NEW
house of rooms, bath, hot and cold water
lot 40X140. on Soto street, Boyle Heighths !:
price only $140o: cash. $lGo balance on
terms to suit. See f. A. HUTCHINSON
$50 S. Broadway. 81
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FOR EXCHANGE-A SPLENDID PROP
osition to make, big money for someone
who will go to Tucson, Ariz., subdivis-
ion of town lots in Tucson. See MISS
NELSON, w. c. T. U. Temple. 81
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FOR SALE-$I090: ELEGANT 1O-ROOM
house. latest improvements. with one
acre of ground. barn and chicken cor
raj: $1,000 down. balance to suit purchaser
Cor Budlong and Thirty-seventh st. ::
take Traction car. 81
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FOR SALE-CHOICE HOMES IN DE
$3.50 up; houses from $4,000 to sl2, 900: also
some cheap lodging houses and cheap
lots. BATES & VAN EPPS, 2061a s.
Broadway. 81
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FOR EXCHANGE-NICE . ROOM
house ana lot. Flower ST.. near Tenth:
room house and lot. Maple ave. near
Sixth: house rooms. stable, etc, and
choice corner. Vermont ave-: l2 room
house and lot close in. See owner. r.
VERCH, room 80, Temple block. 3l-2
FOR EXCHANGE-TWO FINE LOTS.
close in. Los Angeles ST.: value. $1,000:
want property between Eighth and Pico,
Hill anG Pearl sts.. either improved or
unimprCved will assume reasonable
amount on good house and lot. LEON
ARD MERRIIL, 240 Bradbury blk. 81
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FOR RENT-2k ACRES IN CHOICE VA
riety of fruit, good 5-room house and
barn, large tank house, chicken corrals,
flowers, nice place, blocks from 3 car
lines y mile west of race track Inquire
at WILSON'S STORE, Park Sation. 81
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BICYCLES
FOR ExcHANGE-REAL ESTATE

FOR EXCHANGE-HOUSE AND LOT
40xS0, with "a rooms, S26 N. Hill ST., near
Temple. for business property in San
Francisco or vicinity. Apply J. NEW
MAN, So New Montgomery ST., San Fran
CISCO SUIT
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FOR NGE-DESIRABLE, ,UNEN-
numbered residence in Los Angeles for a
stock Of general merchandise. out Of city
preferred. Address box 49, Station A. 81
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-02

The Cynic--well, l knew It would
result as IL has. The Pessimist--How'a
thatf The Cynio-Oh. no sooner do
magazines drop to 10 cents than SO
many spring into existence that per-
son is broke IL he tries to buy them
all.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-02

Behold what a great FIRE n little
matter kindlethl Senator Summers
speech on the Alabama question. which
excited only passing notice here at
that time. set all England ablaze. The
reason OF this Is plain. The English
people have been constantly deceived
BY Americans travelling In that coun-
try as to the real state OF feeling to-
ward them In the United States. There
are but few Americans who arc ropub-
llcans or democrats to the core: and
when they go abroad and dine at tho
tables OF English monarchlsts they
shed their Amorlcanism with alacrity.
and toady to the ignorance and big
otry Of their entertainers. and assever-
ate that the warmest fratornal feelings
are cherished by the people OF the Unit
ed States for their English brethren"
whereas the fact Is. there Is a strong
and dtep-scated feeling In America OF
resentment or hostility to Great Brit.
ain. DO not misunderstood US. We
are not for war with any nation; on
the contrary. we are for building up
this nation In wealth. In civilization. In
refinement. In political strength. In mill
ltary power. In all things that 10 to
make us broad and tall and great. and
then we are for having this nation. In
The majesty OF It's might. stand for
peace, for humanity and common
brotherhood Is there not. at last. to
be realized on earth the conception OF
a missionary national people too
great aud too numerous to be anything
else bnt magnamlmous and kind and
loylng7 Let us give the pulsationA OF
the mighty heart OF this nation to the
welfare OF the world, and settle all pet.
" national quarrols In a spirit eharac-
terls,ic OF generous and a mighty
people.-New York Ledger.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-02

troops among ua; for protecting them,
by a mock trial. from punishment for
any murders which they should com
init on the inhabitants OF these states;
for cutting on our trade with all parts
OF the world. for Imposing taxes on Ms
without our consent, for depriying uN
In many eases, OF the benefits Of trial
by Jury: for Transporting us beyond
seas TO be tried for pretended offcnset
for aholishlng the free system OF Eng.
llsh laws In n neighborlng province
establishing therein an arbitrary gov
ernmcnt. and cnlarElnE It's boundaries
so as 20 render 4 at once an example
and NJ instrument for introducing the
same absolute rule into these colonies
for taking away our charters. abolish
Ing our most valuable laws, and alter.
Ing. fundamentally. the forms OF our
governments; for suspendlng our own
legislatures. and declaring themselves
invested with power to leglslato for Us
In all cases whatsoever. lie has ab.
dlcated government here, by declaring
nm out 81 HIS protection. and waglng
war against us. lie has plundercd our
seas. rayaged our coasts. burnt our
towns. and destroyed the lives OF our
people. lie Is at this time Transporting
large armies Of foreign mercenarles 10
complete the works OF death. desola.
tlon and tyranny. already begun With
circumstances OF cruelty and perndy.
scarcely parallsled In the most bar.
haroua ages. and totally unworthy the
head Of a civilized nation. lie has con.
strained our fellow citizens. taken cap
tive on the high seas. to bear arms
against their country. to become the
executloners OF their friends and
brethren. oi' to fall themselves by their
hands lie has excited domestic insur.
rections among ms, and has endeavored
to bring on the inhabitants OF our
frontiers the morclless Indian sayagei.
whose known rule OF warfare Is an un-
distinguished destruction OF all ages.
sexes and conditions. In every stage Of
these expressions We have petltloncd
for redress In tho most humble terms.
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inierript our connections and cores
pondenes Thoy too. have been deaf
no. ihe voice Of justice and censan.
ruluity. wc must. Therefore. nc.
oulesre IN the necessity which de-
nounccs our separation. and hold them.
ss We hold the rest Of manNnd-ene-
mics To- war In peace. friends.
We. therefore. the representatives.
" the United States Of America. In
general congress assembled. appealing
to the Supreme Judge Of the world for
the recuuudo Of our Intentions. do. In
Che name and by the authority Of tho
good people Of these colonies. SOL
emmy publish and declare. that these
united colonies are. and OF right ought
10 be. free and Independent states: that
they are absolyod from an allegiance
to the British crown. and that all po-
rIcal connection between them and
The state Of Great Britain Is and ought
tn be- totally dissolved: and that. as
free and Independent states. they have
mll power 10 levy war. conclude
peace contrac. alliances. establish
commerce. and do an other acts and
things which independent states may
of right do. And for tho support Of
this declaration. with a firm reliance
1n the protection OF Divine Providence.
We mutually pledge to each other our
lives. our fortunes. and our sacred
honor JOHN HANCOCK,
President Of Congress and Delegate
from Massachusetts.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-02

n thero Is any day more dear than
another to the heart Of every patriotic
citizen Of this beautiful land OF ours.
Il is Independence Day-Fourth OF July
the day we celebrate as oommemor-
atiug one Of the most heroic and praise-
worthy struggles for liberty Ia the MS
tory Of the world.
After years Of dlscouragcment ana
defeat. years when hope seemed dead
and when the undertaking Of the hand
fui Of brave men appeared Ia every way
too mush for them. the light came.
the clouds broke away, and the sun
shine OF success streamod in upon their
almost broken and dismembered hearts
and fortunes.
With literally nothing left TO begin
with. with everything oacrihced upon
the altar Of their country, with the Zoe
formidable. rich. respected on land ana
sea and known and tried OF all men.
the outlook for the Colonists was dark
and dlsheartcnlng almost beyond pre-
ccdent But then their sublime cour-
age never faltcrcd. their determination
knew no yielding. their hopes were
high and their ambitions limitlesa.
sturdy. chccrlly and bmveiy they
went to work to reconstruct and ro-
habilitato ont Of the wreck OF tho dis
lntograted remains Of a monarchial out
post an Independent rcpubllc-a home
for the homeless. and land and
rountry that should be OF the people
and for the people.
who shall tell OF the hard work, the
dark days, the weary hours. the aeh-
ing heads and tired hands that this
day. this rod-letter day. the day OF all
the days OF all the years OF the history
OF this great nation. represent! Who
shall tell OF the anxioties, the appre-
tensions. the slecpless hours OF dark
moss and the alert hours OF daylight
through which that unequaled band OF
patriots passed during the FIRST months
after the declaration OF Independence.
when they threw OF at once and for
ever the British yoke. denied and de-
fed the mother country. flung away
their swaddllng clothes and sprang into
the arena to nght-again, II need be.
to suffer. to toll. to strive to develop
and to bring into glorious fruition
this wonderfully beautiful idea OF
American independence
ono day. one object. one spirit. ono
hope. one glory. and to make the most
OF this day. to nll II brlmful OF life.
light, good cheer and good time gem
orally should be the purpose OF every
responsible American citizen who calls
this beautiful country his home.
And It is day for powder and cans
non. bonfire. crackers and torpedoes.
and small boys and games and uproar-
lous fun: day for long strolla
through quiet meadows and along
shady lines a day for aoldicry. and q
day for sentiment. and In lts honor let
MS burn powder and blow horns and
mako the very clouds vlbrate with tho
reflex action OF our patriotic onthu-
slasm.-New York Ledger.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-02

~. moe, ..,.,, rs,,c Of our lnfaney as
a ns,,on =, hs. neon prinicd and re-
rrln,od a. a Sb,nid be' Every Ameri-
Am shonid tnow a by heart. Every
foreirper coming 10 our shores should
amlilnrlyo hlm,elf with II before enter
ing upon the privileges of citizenship
Yet ID IA eafe 10 say that Il Is not read
much nowadaya. Fifty years ago the
reading OF the declaration was o part
tho part-of every Independence Day
celebration. on late decades the custom
has disappeared almost entirely II
ought to be revived. No celebration OF
the day should pass without IT'S being
read and without its history being re-
told.
The immortal document was drafted
by Thomas Jefferson, amended slightly
by hls colleagues OF the committee OF
the Continental Congress. aud reported
and adopted on July I. i776 On June
7th OF that year Richard Henry Ice.
OF Virginia. offered In the name OF his
state resolution In congress-
THAT these united colonies are. and
~ right ought to be, free and indie
pendent states"
This resolution was seconded by
Iohn Adams NJ Ness,rhrsetta, the do.
bate upon which began on the follow
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our repeated petitions have been ans
wered only by repeated injury. A
prince whose character is thus marked
by every act which may define a tyrant
Is uunt TO be the ruler OF free people.
Nor have We been wanting In atten-
tons TO our British brethren. We have
warned them. from time to time. OF at.
tompts by their Legislature to extend
an unwarrantable jurisdiction over us.
We have reminded them OF the elrcum-
stances OF our emlgratlon and settle
mont here. We have appealed to their
native Justice and magnanlmlty. and
we have eoniured them by the ties OF
our common kindred to dlsayow these
usurpations which would inevitably