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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-16
BRIEF LOCALS.

NO UNITARIAN SERVICE.-There
will be no Unitarian service this morning.
it having been decided to suspend during
the hot weather
A POPULAR BooK.-The public library
is in receipt of three copies of Edward
Moves Westcott's work David Harum."
a story of American life. The demand
for this book is very great.
DECIDED ON CAREER.-Le Roy B..
Hughes, one of the bright members of this
school, leaves this morning for Park VAL
ley to take charge of the Planetary Min
ing company'S assay office. He has a host
of friends here who wiSh him all success.
WILL GO TO WAR.-At Fort Douglas
yesterday the following enlistments were
made for the Thirty-fourth regiment:
Eugene Tliener and Edwin Nenne of Salt
Lake, and Benedict Rainer of Waller.
Utah. The posters which were sent for a
few days have arrived and will be put
up tomorrow.
MRS. MVICHIE'S PURCHASE.-Two
and a half by eight rods facing north and
west on the corner of First South and
Seventh East street We're purchased from
the estate of John Conlam, deceased, yes
terday by Belle Corning McVichie. The
consideration stated in the deed filed for
record was $500.
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT.-Two
cases of typhoid fever and two of whoop-
ing cough were reported to the health de
pei AAAA1AAI 1851 WIN. 1astS VI
scarlet fever are still under quarantine.
The births for the week numbered four
teen and the deaths six, exclusive of six
bodies brought from outside the city for
interment.
BEGIN LAW PRACTICE.-Henry c..
a law graduate of the University
of Michigan, has returned from Ann
Arbor and has opened an office adjoining
Justice c. NJ. Nielsen's in the Constitu-
ton block. Mr.. Lund is a son of Apostle
n. II. Lund. His many friends nave best
wishes for his success.
ENTERTAINED Mr.. CAMPBELL
Frank Y. Taylor entertained a number of
young people last night in honor of Leo
Campbell, who soon departs for the mis-
Sionary field in Germany. The party rode
in a gaily decorated tally-ho from town
Eleventh East, and spent the evening
dancing.
PROVO MEN READY.-A telephone
to the governors office from
Provo yesterday made inquiry for the
place OF recruiting volunteers for th-
Thirty-fourth regiment. II was stated
a dozen Provo men were ready to en-
them that Lieutenant White at Fort
Douglas would attend to their wishes.
LIEUTENANT HARD NOTIFIED-
Carl b. Hard received a dispatch from
Washington officially informing him of
his appointment 10 a second l~ieutenancy
and requesting notice of his acceptance
be wired to Assistant A%djutant General
Carter. The dispatch stated that the APP
was TO the Thirty-ffth in
fantry, but doubtless an error was made
in transmission. Mr.. Hard b-elieves.and so
does Governor Wells that the apDoinT-
ment is for the Thirty-fourth infantry.
recruiting in the states.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

W. II. Brevoort is down from Boise for
a few days on mining business.
Two German tourists, Herr Probst and
Herr Todsen are at the knutsford.
Lester Wallach has returned from a six
weeks trip TO New York and Chicago.
]. H. Beifus of the Walker store leaves
tonight for the east on a fall purchasing
trip.
Grand Junction Sentinel: Mrs. A. G..
Diamond, who mas been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Z. NJ. Hardy, left for her
home in Salt Lake last night
Rock Springs Miner: Miss l.. Meister Of
Salt Lake City has been here for a week
or two, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. O'Donnell and Mr.. n Mrs. a. j.
Wipperman.
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SANDY R0BBER CAUGHT.
Leader of the Gang Arrested at
Pocatello.

The sheriff of Banner county, Idaho,
has written from Pocatello to Sheriff
Howells that he has caught a man
wanted for the burglary of Crapo's
store at Sandy several weeks ago. This
man, whose name is not known, was
the leader of the gang. There were six
members of it caught at Ogden and
sent here. On them was foundc clothing
which had been taken from the store.
They saw hat the evidence against
them vas so conclusive. that they have
promised Sheriff Howells that they
will plead guilty. They have already
confessed, and it was on their descrip-
ton of the seventh man and the leader
which was furnished to sheriffs and
chiefs of police that he was caught.
The six in the county Jail understand
that thew are to be sentenced to two
years in the p~enitentiary. They are
now awaiting arraignment.
The recovery of 4 portion of the
stolen goods at Pocatello in The pos
session of the man arrested there. COM
pletes the finding of almost everything
taken, and the arrest of the whole gang.
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ENERGETIC man to represent us in
every town in the state. Address box
l0l. Herald.
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DEATH OF MRS. E
Mother of George T. Odell Passes
Away In Idaho.

Mrs. Ann Newman Odell, mother of
George T. Odell. manager of the Coop.
Wagon & Machine company, died Fri
day evening at Idaho Falls. of paraly-
sis. Mrs. Odell was so years of age.
Mr.. Odell was at his mothers bedside
when she passed away, and he will re-
main in Idaho Falls for some days. The
deceased was formerly a resident of
Ogden. and the remains will be brought
there for burial. The funeral will occur
Monday at 2 O'clock, at the Third ward
meeting house in that city. The re-
mains can be viewed between the hours
ST IL and u, Monday. at the former
home of the deceased, corner Twenty
third and Grant
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HEAL SECONDHAND PHAETON.
Inquire at Neders. 15S West First South.
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Will Stay In t a

The announcement in a morning pa
per that Mr.. Thomas ]. Almy. so long
and favorably known in his connection
with the Ontario and Daily Mining COM
panies, is about to leave Salt Lake, is
incorrect. This will be good news to
his ~innumerable friends.
Mr.. Amy came TO Salt Lake City in
December, 1868 and since that time has
always regarded Utah as his home, and
will remain to help build up the state.
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WOMAN WITH A GUN.
Mrs. Lowe Caused a Sensation On
Brokers' Row.

A sensation, with people of promi-
n as principals, occurred on brok-
ers' row yesterday afternoon. Its
source was domestic trouble between
Mr.. and Mrs. De Witt B. Lowe. The
wife entered his office apparently very
much angered over her husbands fail
ure to return home Friday night, he
having stayed at a hotel. A wordy
war was enacted in Mr.. loves office,
in the midst of which he left. Mrs.
Lowe then went to the real of the
Onyx Bank saloon, meeting a girl
there, of whom she demanded her
name. If it was Mabel" she is al
legged to have said that serious trouble
would occur. The girl was spirited
away to prevent a further scene. Mrs.
Lowe, it is said, had a pistol in her
possession, and the affair being so very
public, created much talk.
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CANNON'S ARRANGEMENT.
Case Will Come Up Sometime This
Week.

The arraignment of Angus NJ. Cannon
on the charge of unlawful cohabita-
ton will probably take place about the
middle of this week. Judge Norrell
has not settled on the day when he will
hold court, but he informed County At
torney Putnam yesterday that he
thought the case could be brought be-
fore him during the middle of the week.
Should Mr.. Cannon plead guilty the
case may be disposed of very quickly.
If he enters a plea of not guilty the
case NAV go to the calendar and come
IN at the next term of court in the
regular order.
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May Sell HeirIooms.

London, July 15.-Judgment was Civ
en- t1iay in the long pending applica-
ton of Sir Robert Peel to sell his fam
lily heirlooms for the support of him
self and family. The courts directed
the sale of plate valued at 800. 900. but
refused to denude Drayton Manor of
historical heirlooms valued at $500. 600,
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Chosen Chairman of Republican City
Committee.
HONOR CAME EASILY
ARTHUR PRATT TO REPRESENT
FOURTH PRECINCT.
Committee Needs a Secretary, Also,
As Ralph Guthrie's Place Was
Will Have to Hunt Down a Vic
tim-Meet in Wells-Fargo Bank.

a band of seven careworn patriots
plodded fearlessly along East Second
South at $50 last night, Drawing the
slippery pavement and h falling rain.
But for occasional subdued converse
ton all was silent as the grave. Noise
lessly the march continued until the
Commercial block was reached. They.
entered and YEARLY assembled the four
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German Entertainment.

On Tuesday evening, July IS, s p. M.
a farewell party will be given at the
choir hall. Richards street, for the ben
eft of Elder H. n. Hottendorf, who
on a mission to Germany
August the 9Th next. An excellent pro-
gramme will be rendered. and friends
of Elder Hottendorf are kindly invited
to attend.
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BRIGHTON'S OR SILVER LAKE.

The quickest and easiest way tn
reach Brighton is via Utah Central
train leaving here daily at S:25 a. m
The ride through Parley's canyon is de-
Iightful. Close connections with STAGE
at Park City. For rates and other in
formation call at ticket office, DooIv
hTook corper
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ANNOYED By Hoboes.

The residents of Sixth West, near
Fourth North, were considerably
alarmed last evening over the obnox-
ioUs presence of some negroes and
hoboes in the vicinity. No serious dep
relations are reported. though it was
said ms man was afraid TO leave his
house fo- work.
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Permits to wed were isued as Follows
asst week by the county clerk of Salt Lake
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Marriage

Permits to wed were isued as Follows
last week by the county clerk ot Salt Like
county:
Thomas Lloyd, Crescent
Effie Brown. Crescent.
Lorine +. Bebb. Salt Lake City..........2s
Jennie Wade. Salt Lake City............26
Stephen 5. Donoveil. Salt Lake City....2l
Frances f.. Num-. Salt Lake City....21
Fred Miller, Salt Lake City...............24
Carrie Jeffs. Salt Lake City...........D
Z. Moroni Reese. jr., Salt Lake City....29
Rachel H. Davis, Salt Lake City.....2i
Robert Burns, jr.. Salt Lake City........2o
Eleanor NJ. Bosch. Salt Lake Citv....lS
James Allen.
Florence Murdoch. Ogden................25
Leonard c. Parry. Bluff Dale............21
Charlotte E. Dansie. Bluff Dale.........2O
Carl A. Anderson. Murray.
Hulda Anderson, Murray................IS
Joseph w. Irvine. Salt Lake City........25
Maggie f. Sterling. Salt Lake City....20
Peter Odenwalder, Salt Lake Citv......22
Edith Stratman. Salt "a City.........20
Edwin S. Williams. Salt Lake City......26
Nellie Tullidge. Salt Lake City.........26
Charles NJ. Bradford. Salt Lake City.....26
lone Bridges. Salt Lake City.....lS
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SEE Houston's Sale Signs.
All parts Of the city.
All kinds of property.
All prices.
All bargains.
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Utah Coal.

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters
lump, nut and slack; anthracite ali
sizes. ID. j. SHARP, Agt.
rs South Main. Telephone No 400
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5 per cent on business. 6 per cent res
idence property: make loan day of ap-
plication. P. j. CONWAY & CO..
Is West Second South
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

CALIFORNIA HOUSE, 264 South Main
street; 90 newly-furnisned rooms. Prices
to suit.
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FOR RENT.

ana IocatIOHs. tuttIe brOs'' rs HdIh 81.
NICE, CLEAN modern house, 81 Fifth
East.
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LARGE ROOMS on second floor. well
furnished, s1.50 per week up, 70 State.
ROOMS; RUNNING water. hot and
cold; use of pL-lor and piano; home COM
fort: $50 per week up. The Globe. 265
Main.
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DIED.

ODELLL-At Idaho Falls. Ida. July II,
1899. Ann Newman Odell, of paralysis,
aged so years.
Notice of funeral hereafter. Papers
throughout state please copy.
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SALESMAN who understands selling
and speciaIties. Good side line.
Terry Mfg. Co, Toledo. o.
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Handsome patterns. best quality, all
sizes.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main street.
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MEDICAL
MANICURE AND TURKISH BATHS.

Sauitarium, So West Third South.
NEW TURKISH and Electric baths for
ladies' and gentlemen, massage, taclal
Embarrassing ana manicure
parIors. Also fine line OF toilet articles
and hair goods
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Utah Commercial and SAYINGS nan.

General banking business; interes,
paid on savings deposits. F. Arm
strong, president; J. L. Game, cashier.
"a East First South street.
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Summer NeckWear.

New shapes and patterns for men
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main street.
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The trolley party planned by C. E.
society Of First Presbyterian church for
Thursday evening has been postponed
TO Friday.
Cars leave Second South and Second
East at $3.50 D. m.
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MRS. E.. NJ. GRAHAM. C~lairvoyant,
Recognized by scientists as the most dis
tinsuished MEDIUM of modern times.
Pariors Is and Il. The Gladstone, 119 South
Main.
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for gentlemen; new fabrics and coIors.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main street
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ROOMING HOUSE-Extraordinary sale.
Finely furnished, light. airy, centrally
located rooming house; electric lights and
bells; clears sloO per month; owner leav-
ing country; must sell quick; $3.50. Stein,
with r. L. Tracy. 232 Main.
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The Keeley Institute

for the cure of drunkenness, NOR
phine and cigarette habits. The only
Kelley Institute in the state. Address
box $50, Salt Lake, Utah.
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MRS. P. FONTYN. Cl~airvoyant and
Trance Medium. Test circle Tuesdays and
Thursdays. 267 South Temple.
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Fun FOR
Cooler

Moving pictures free every evenins
at Saltair.
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STOVE

l REPAIR and have new parts for all
stoves. Lovett. 81 East Third South St.
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ROOMS in Board of Trade and
Denhalter Blocks.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co., PA Main.
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BEACH,
The Popular Bathing Resort.

Commencing June %, trains will u
as follows:
Leave Arrive Leave Arrive
Salt Lake. Garfield. Garfield. Salt Lake.
t7:45 am. *S:45 am. LOO pm. 1:40 pm.
1890 am. 11:10 am. 1910 pm. 1900 pm.
2:15 pm. 2:55 pm. $50 pm. 6:1O pm.
4:30 pm. $40 pm. 7:30 pm. $40 pm.
Gas pm. 7:25 pm. 1000 pm. 1O:4O pm.
+Daily except Sunday.
Fare for round trip, 25c. Boating.
bathing. dancing. Depot. corner First
south and Fourth West streets.
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At Saltair always than any place
else. More for your money. Dog and
monkey show, beginning July Is. after
noon and evening.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
Groshell, sole agent Utah. Zl Main. Ex-
pert cash register repairing.
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NORTHERN
Saturday, July 90.

Via Oregon Short Line, at specially low
rates. Fishing, hunting and recreation
Call on agents for particulars.
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Children.

Get your folks to take you to Saltair
every day to see the dogs and monkeys.
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Underwear

Shoe Bargains at 2. C. M. I.
Week commencing Monday, July II.
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DR.. E. M. Keysor's
method Of filling teeth is painless. 1852
Main street. Auerbach building.
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WHEEL-FINE STERLING, cheap,
good as new, cost SlS5. Address r. L.,
Herald.
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FOR BARGAINS in real estate call on
me, fone 742. o. F. Peterson, "a West 2 So.
SEE Us for genuine snaps. Stein. with
R.. l.. Tracy. 2S2 Main.
WE SELL real estate. That's all! Tut
tie Bros. 14s Main; red ball signs.
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6O-mlle Bicycle Race, calder's, today.
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WARMING AND VENTlLATlNG

p. ]. MORAN.-Steam and hot water
heating and ventilEtinS apparatus. No. %
West Second South
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Sound Sleep

Sound Sleep
guaranteed if our night robes or paja-
mas are worn
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main street.
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MUSICAL.
SCAVENGER.

ORSON PRATT. Piano and Harmony.
Studio. 223 Sixth East street.
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WANTED.

GOOD jump-seat surry. cheap. S2i South
West Temple.
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ABSTRACT AND NOTARIAL WORK.

STEPHEN L. MOYLE. licensed ab.
stractor, 8 West First South.
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STEAM HEATING.

E. G. HARRIS. with the David James
Co. steam and hot water heating. No. 81
Main street
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Men,s BATHING Suits.

5O-mile Bicycle Race. calder's, toda;
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CHALLENGE PRICES.

Brick, 7-room modern, close in, cash
$500, balance monthly, only.......... $500
oeseral e ss oS - 81 20 Drichs.
Money loaned to build.
McGurrin & Co.. IS West Second South.
Real Estate Department.
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WEEKLY PROFITS. Don't lose the
chance. Money can be doubled every
paw profits every fifteen days to clients.
our plan of safety is unequaled. Write
for full particulars. free 10 any address.
c. L. MACKEY IL CO., % Broadway. NY.
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FOR SALE..REAL T A

FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.
OR RENT. cheap. s-room house. shaded.
large garden. Apply 1913 South Ninth
East.
ENERGETIC man to represent us in
every town i'll the state. Address box
l01, Herald.
SEE Houston's Sale Signs.
All parts of the city.
All kinds of property.
All prices.
All bargains.
Corner Sixth South and Main. 800 foot.
5-room brick. close .....-...-..."....S 81. 100
5-roOm cottage. Euclid avenue........ 500
le5 II. front. Main, near 18th s.. 500 foot.
Lots. Ninth West. Third South. $50 each.
5-roOm cottage. East Second South. 1,5O
1881 East Second South, 56x1S2 feet. O.
1O-room modern. md So. 9TH East. 400
S-room modern. Seventh East, LIST So. 5000
10Xl0 corner First street.
Groom modern brick, 18th r. End s.. 1000
7-room modern. First street........ $500
4-room cottage. Seventh East. cheap. $50
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.. pa Main.
A BARGAIN-for home or investment;
S-room substantial. well built house with
bath. hot and cold water, large Dorches
IN first and second floors; lot eOx16S feet;
shade and lawn, out buildings. etc; only
two blocks from the Temple, in fine coldi-
ton. for 81, as If sold this week; will take
good lot in part payment. A small but
very good lot on Third street for $3.50:
4x10 rods. south frontage, on East First
South street for $500; 212x1i rods, Brig
ham street, close in. s2,e62; 4-room brick
Observation-Disclosures. Tuttle Bros.
l49 Main street. Progress building.
CHALLENGE PRICES.
2isx10 rods. one OF the best blocks
Lfrcr cfranf nnlN CO..
5x10 rods, NJ street. nly................ / 400
21sx10 rods. Tenth East. for............ 600
21sxl0 rods. Third South Eighth East $50
10 rods. East First South. corner. 200
21sx1D rods, l.. First So. south front 500
Northeast. 4-room house, iron fence,
shade. 500 acknowledgements. 100
Small brick cottage, 4 rooms, cash
500 and monthly payments......... 500
5-room new brick, modern....-....... ]. 500
Groom brick, 42x165. .........-.--- 1.750
Groom brick, close Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Groom new modern brick-............ $3.50
Brick house, lot !, 100
Brick, 7-room modern, close in, cash
$500. balance monthly, only...-...... $500
Several new houses, modern bricks.
choice locations, 5000 to $500.
Money loaned TO build.
McGurrin & Co., IS West Second South.
Real Estate Department
FOR BARGAINS in real estate call on
me, fone 742. o. F. Peterson. "A West 2 So.
SEE Us for genuine snaps. Stein. with
r. l.. Tracy. 2S2 Main.
WE SELL real estate. That's ALL Tut
IL D. A Ill 49,
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BE CAREFUL.-Do you ever send
money to New York or Chicago for in
vestment in stocks or grain? If you do.
it is we'll to know something about the
firm you send it to; they maj be honest
and responsible, or they mAy not. Do
the square. We can tell you all about
your broker. Write for free particulars.
The National Bureau of Credits, 80 Broad
way, New York.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOOD OPENING for a drug store. Only
n few hundred dollars required. Address
Ct" care Herald.
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THE GLADSTONE. 1Is Main, has been
r~cfurnished and is under new manage
ment. Rooms. $1.5e up. Mrs. Bond. pro-
prietor.