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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-03

The marriage of Mr.. Charles Roy
Mckay and Miss Marie Teresa Alff
was solemnized last evening in New
York City at the Little Church Round
the Corner" Rev. Ellis Bishop of St.
Paul's church, Salt Lake City, officiat-
ing. The bride was attended by her
aunt, Mrs. Harry T. Duke, who ac-
companied her to New York a couple
of weeks ago. Mr.. w. A. Mckay,
brother of the groom, was also present
at the wedding. The ceremony was
simple, but pretty.
The groom is a son Of Judge William
Mckay of this city. Salt Lake was
formerly his home, but in recent years
he has been identified with the Sprague
General Electrical company in re-
sponsible position. Mr.. Mckay visited
here last summer.
The bride is the accomplished daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Alff. Her
society friends in this city are. many,
and all will tender her and the groom
sincere congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay will make their
home in New York for year. at the
end of which time they go to Paris to
remain some time.
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centering around the election an attrac-
tive programme Wilt rendered.
NEW CHARGE-John w. Peterson.
VINO IS at present serving three years in
the state prison. was yesterday charged
breaking, in Justice McMaster's court
The complainant was Deputy Sheriff Ben
Harries. and the felony is alleged to have
been committed at Joseph Smiths house.
AZ West Fourth South street. Oct 2 He
was arraigned yesterday and pleaded
guilty. He was bound over for hearing
before the district court.
WATROUS ARRESTED.-May e.
Sanders yesterday filed a complaint be-
lore Justice Sommer. charging H. R.
Natrous with the enbezZlement of S24 Of
lawful money of the United States. Wat
rouS is alleged to have collected he
money for her and then not given il to
her. He was arraigned and pleaded not
guilty.. He claims that il was not aNcase
OF eTnbezzlemenr at all; that he had the
money for her yesterday. and that if she
had called for il he would have cheer
fully given ii to her.
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT.-Tbe
number Of scarlet fever cases under quar-
antine remains about normal. there still
being thirty-one flags. covering thirty
four cases. outstanding. There. is not
known to be a single case of diphtheria.
but of infectious diseases reported last
fever and one of whooping cough. The
deaths during the week numbered eleven.
exclusive of two bodies brought from out
side the city for interment. Twenty-three
births were reported to the health Office
last week.
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COL. BREREION DEAD
Former Captain In Twenty-Iourth
Kills Himself.
NOT IN RIGHT MIND
Had BEEN INSANE SINCE NOV.
NOT IN RIGHT
MIND
Dead Man Was Well Known In
Salt Lake, Where He Made Hun
dreds of Friends During the Stay
of His Regiment at Fort Douglas
Promoted For Calamity.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE war de-
partment has received the following
from General Otis at Manila, dated
Dec. 2:
Lieutenant Colonel Brereton, captain
of the Twenty fourth infantry. while
temporarily insane. committed suicide
at Santa Tomas. near San Fernandino.
Union province, Luzonr at 6 o'clock
this morning. Insanity first manifest
ed Nov %. at Aringay-
Lieutenant Colonel John ]. Brereton
vas well known by a great many of
Salt Lake citizens, and the news OF
his death came as a great shock
Everyone who knew him had a good
word for his estirnable character and
mis- bravery in times of danger. AT San
Juan hill his courage stood out even
above that of his brave fellow officers.
and his promotion from the captaincy
TO the lieutenant colonelcy was the re-
ward that his country gave him. Many
or those who were intimate with him
would no. credit the report, and said
that it was not possible for him to COM
NIT the deed, except that he was driven
TO it by insanity.
Story of His Life.
The, deceased was about As years of
age. and was born in New Jersey. He
received his education at the military
academy of New Jersey and at West
Point. He was a classmate of Willard
Young, and the two were close friends
Z during their days at the academy. After
. graduating from West Point, ne was
made a second lieutenant in the Twen-
fy-fourlh infantry, receiving his COM
mission June il. 1871
His conscientious attention to duty
WOE him promotion, and on May =
1882 he was given a first lieutenancy.
April q, 1885, he was made captain OF
his company and served in that capac-
ity through the late war. He was on
the hospital list for long time after
the engagement at Sn Juan as a result
of a hip wound that he received while
in the thick of the fight.
He went to the Philippines with the
Twenty fourth regiment, and his work
there was marked by the same sterling
qualities THAI he displayed in Cuba. His
ability was recognized by making him
chief quartermaster, with the rank of
major. His personal bravery and mill
1ary efficiency were SO marked that
when the volunteer regiments were or
ganized he was rendered the position of
lieutenant colonel in the Thirtv-fifth.
1t was in this capacity that he wcs
serving when he met with his death.
Ire private life Lieutenant Colonel
Brereton was a thorough gentleman.
He was affabie. gracious and kind. His
domestic happiness was twice married
by death in the family. He was mar
ried twice, and lost both wives by
death. He leaves a little daughter and
two stepSons-
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WILD-EYFD SCHEWEDS
SECOND STAR PERFORMANCE

When Judge Timmony released wild
eyed Schewed- yesterday he didn't know
the terror of the Dooly block was stuck
on his occupation. Schewed made his
tory repeat itself in very enthusiast
tic manner between and o'clock last
night. Instead of a business block,
however, he selected Mrs. Meyers
rooming house at So East Second South
street, in which to practice. AS on the
previous day, Schewed paid attention
to glassware. He rented a room about
6 O'Clock and got 'em again." After
piling table, some chairs the wash
stand and the bed against the door, he
announced the beginning of the per-
Torrance.
Crash went a mirror. Slight
pause. The landlady's daughter
knocked al the door. simultaneously
a hair brush flew through the transom
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Indian Scout Badly Cut Over the
Eye.
NEARLY BLEED TO DEATH
OPPONENT HIT HIM WITH A
LAMP.
A. S. Benjamin and W. L. DeMoss
Engage In An Alteration Which
eliminates In Cory Fight-Both
Men Booked For Fighting =
Trouble Arose Over Trivial Matter

There was a bloody row in a little
cabin at the Colorado feeding corral
on South State street at o'clock last
night. A. S. Benjamin and w. L. De-
Moss engaged in an alteration. ending
in DeMoss having his eye terribly cut
and Benjamin sustaining a cash in his
cheek. The weapons We're clubs and a
coal oil lamp, Benjamin using the lat
ter.
Benjamin is proprietor of the corral,
and DeMoss is an Indian war scout II
years of age. The latter has worked
for Benjamin for six or seven months,
but they have failed to agree as well
as they might. The climax was reach
ed last night, when a trivial dispute
arose and the lie was passed.
Benjamin was filling a lamp, and
when words failed him, he threw it
with full force at the old man, striking
him over the eye and making triang-
ular wound deep enough to insert the
first joint of the little finger. The blow
severed an artery and the wound bled
fearfully, DeMoss' shirt and coat being
saturated in gore. After being hit. the
old man jumped on Benjamin. striking
him, the latter says, with club. His
face was somewhat lacerated.
Cabin On Fire.
People in the locality rushed to the
scene of the fight, and found the cabin
all but in flames, the coal oil having
caught fire around the stove. The two
men were rolling about on the floor.
officer Miner arrived shortly after
ward, and brought the two men to the
station DR.. Witcher took three stitches
in DeMoss' eye brow. and dressed all
the injuries. The men We're booked
for fighting.
The corral is located several rods
back from the street, behind Reilly s
saloon, below Third South.
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and a war whoop followed it. The
young woman ran for an officer. and
when Parry, Hempel and Davies ar
rived, Schewed was peering over the
transom and pouring water into the
hall.
He refused to open the door, and,
making lightning formation. the of
ficers rushed the center and burst it
open. Schewed greeted them with a
few yells and an uplifted washbowl, but
was quickly disarmed. The room pre-
scented a house cleaning front. The
stove was overturned and the pipe was
in lengths. The bed clothes were scat
tered and despatched with blood from
a cut in his cheek, and the furniture
was strewn from one end of the room
to the other.
Schewed said he didn't know what he
did it for. He was booked for destroy
ing property.
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DIED..

GOFF-At her home, East Jordan. Nov.
so. 1899. Mary Goff beloved wife OF Isaac
Golf; born at Longwhatton, Leicester
shire, England. Dec. 9. 1875. she leaves
her husband, one brother. three. sons,
two daughters, forty-seven grand
children, eighty-two great-grandchlld-
ren. two great-great-grandc and
a host of friends to mourn her depart
ure.
Funeral services at East Jordan ward,
Sunday, Dec. 5, at II O'Clock a. m.
Friends invited to attend.
Millennial Star please copy.
LAMB-In this city, Nov. 80, 1899, Eliza
beth. wife of William Lamb, native
of England; aged 80 years.
Funeral services Sunday at $50 p. m.
at ODonnell's undertaking parlors. In
terment Mt Olivet cemetery. Friends in
vited.
MILLER-Jacob Miller. jr, aged SO years.
of Eureka, at st. Marks hospital of
typhoid fever. The remains are at A.
s. Watson's undertaking parlors.
Funeral at o'clock this afternoon at
A o. U. W. hall on Main street. Inter
ment in city cemetery. All Degree of
Honor and Workmen invited.
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Card From Bishop Scanlan.

/ feel it my duty TO protect Catholics
and the public generally frcm fraud ana
imposition by notifying them from time
to time that no person bearing the
name and dress of priest or sister.
or anyone else is authorized or per-
mitted to solicit or collect in this do
cese for any purpose whatsoever con-
nected with the Catholic church with
out having from me permission in writ
ing, bearing my seal and signature.
Should anyone be found engaged in
this unlawful work of collecting with
out such a document, he or She as the
case may be, should be regarded by all
as a fraud and an impostor.
L. SCANLAN.
Bishop of Salt Lake.
Nov. 20. 1899
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.ILIFF JOINS THE LOBBY
WILL WORK WITH OWEN
AGAINST B. Il. ROBERTS.
Colony of People From Utah Opposed
to Admission of Congressman Es-
tablished In Washington.

Rev. Thomas C. Tiff has been added
to the Utah contingent in Washington
who are there TO influence congressman
against the seating of B. H. Roberts.
The others already on the ground are
Charles NJ. Owen. Judge Coombs, S. D.
Wishard, George Martin and \. T..
Schroeder. Those most deeply inter-
ested against Roberts in Utah are not
depending on outside delegations to
present their case, but have congress
men enlisted IN their cause
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-03

Only eighteen business days in which
to select your Xmas renembrances.
Why not begin tomorrow? You avoid
the rush, and purchasing now is a
pleasure. Elections made row are sub
ject to exchange, and engraving can be
done carefully. Our stock. which con-
sists of diamonds, watches, chains in
all latest styles, rings, all, kinds,
brooches, stick pins, cuff buttons,
bracelets and everything in the jewelry
line is more complete than ever before.
Closing out silver novelties. Souvenir
spoons Just arrived. Jensen. Jeweler,
w Theatre.
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A NEW HOTEL.
Cause and Effect.

Dor Porter has stood manfully be-
hind The Kenyon since its opening,
a year ago. pouring out money like
water to make it the best. In the few
months since its opening 1.-The Ken
yon' has proved a very successful ven
ture, which is now a delightful remi-
niscence that Will point a moral and
adorn a tale" and the travelling men
take great pleasure in anaylzing things
and pointing how each effect naturally
grows from appropriate cause
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MANICURE AND TURKISH BATHS

THE MANITOUi Turkish Baths and
Hair Dressing Parlors now open; thor
oughly renovated: under new manage
ment; experienced attendants in charge.
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ELECTRICAL.

FOR GOOD, RELIABLE Electric Work
of all kinds. chandeliers. globes. shades
and telephones, go to E. g. Holdings, 40
West First South. next to Calders. Tele-
phone call 403, rings
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Utah Coal.

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters
lump, nut and slack; anthracite. an
sizes. D. ]. SHARP, Agt.,
rs South Main. Telephone No 400
"a East First South street.
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New York stocks are money makers.
They offer unequaled opportunities for
profitable investment.
b. II. LAWYER & CO.
All Auerbach Building
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Salt Lake Electric Supply Co.

1913 W. 1st South St Telephone No. g.
Electric fixtures of every grade and
price. We employ competent and courte-
Gus workmen to do repair work at short
notice. and when you want an estimate
on the cost of job or the work done.
come and see us. Our work on the Salt
Palace speaks for itself.
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At the Lace. House
Tomorrow night
From 1880 to 10 o'clock,
Grand opening of holiday goods
Free concert and electrical display.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. w. z. Arm
strong, president; ]. E. Game, cashier
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BY Z. NJ. ONION, ON MONDAY, Dec
4th, 1888 a. M, at No. 175 So. First West
St. l will sell large lot of carpets and
rugs, upholstered furniture, linoleum.
heating stoves. lot good cook stoves,
extra dressers and commodes, chairs and
rockers. iron beds bedroom sets, drop
leaf tables. kitchen safes. center tables.
toilet sets. beds and bedding. lot crockery
and cooking utensils, clocks, etc, etc.
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FOR RENT.
A NEW TERRACE at PSI North west.

ON ~ between LIST and End ST., seven
room new house, porcelain bath. nickel
pipes marble washbowl, fine mantel. Co
lumbia CRATE, base-burner, electric light,
etc.; beautifully papered; 5000 per mo.
will furnish for right tenant. H. II.
Harder. 221 Atlas Block.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR FIRST-CLASS horse pasture call
at Marnane's Feed Store. 125 East 2 So.
street.
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Nov. 20. 1899

At the Lace House
Tomorrow night
From 7:30 to 10 O'Clock.
Grand opening of holiday goods
Free concert and electrical display.
E. NJ. Keysor, dentist. fills teeth by
the painless method. 162 Main street,
Auerbach building,
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Pure Milk.

The Elgin Dairy company warrants
and guarantees all milk sold by it to be
absolutely unadulterated and pure, con-
tanning no preservatives of any kind
Samples for analysis may be taken
free of charge from any of its wagons
or milk depots.
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0~~-~O~~~~-e~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~
STOVE REPAIRING.-Willia Pender
& Son. 30S State mfg and imp. of all
KINDS stove anc range repairs, repairing
Tel. 713-5 rings.
REPAIR and have new parts for all
stoves. Lovett, 81 East Third South St.
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ROOMS for light housekeeping. hot
and cold water and electric light; 5S1
So. End w.
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HOUSE of rooms. 317 HI ST.; $500
per month. Inquire 4SS E. nth South.
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MUSICAL.
STOVE REPAIRS.

ORSON PRATT. Piano and Harmony.
Studio 223 Sixth East street
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II you are looking for bonds on min
ing properties. cali on
]. B. WIENER, Agent
50 and Sc Commercial block.
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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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COLLECTION AGENCY.

Scientific Collection of Bad Debts.
Merchants Protective ASST Com. bldg.
Salt Lake City. Francis G. Luke, Mgr.
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WE'RE YOU PROPERLY THANKFUL
last Thursday? This is a retrospective
season of the year. We will admit il is
hard to be happy when you figure up and
realize that the rents you have paid the
past few years would have nearly paid
See them about it. Buy one. Buy it now;
and see the improvement in your Christ
mas celebration. Homes all prices. sizes
and locations. Also lots of lots on which
to build homes. Tuttle Bros, 1i9 Main
Street.
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3. & o. TRANSFER co.'s moving vans
always ready. Satisfaction guaranteed
Telephone 355: office Al W. End So. st.
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MEDICAL.

DIR. z. s. PAYNE, 142 South Main
street. Specialist in diseases of women
and children; satisfaction guaranteed in
every case. Call or write TO above ad-
dress
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p J. MORAN-Steam and hot water
heating and ventilating apparatus. No.
70 West Second South.
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WANTED.

WILL BUY for cash or loan money
on life insurance policies Room 10, u. r.
Walker block.
SECONDHAND furniture and stoves
wanted. l. X. L., As E. End So. st.
TO BUY GROCERY, with or without
meats: good location; small stock pre-
ferred or would buy good corner to build.
Address wv" A 10o Herald.
ADDRESS OF MEN who peddle hares
and rabbits, and names of firms who re-
tail them in all city and country towns
of Utah. Good paying Proposition Ad-
Francisco, Cal.
BY GENTLEMAN. nicely furnished
room, centrally located; best of refer
enceS.
BUY and tear down old buildings. I.
Butcher, 662 S. 4th r.
SITUATION by experienced typewriter
and office clerk. Willing to work hard.
For reference address AGA West Third
South, City.
SUNNY SUITE of rooms on first floor,
with first-class board; close in. Address
106, Herald.
ELMER DARLING buys and loans on
insurance policies; w. End South.
COPPER SCRAP, at 12ls to 1915 cts. per
lb. Rubber boots and shoes, clean. 81
kinds of scrap iron. metals and rubber.
If you have any of the above for sale.
get my prices before you sell. +. Rob-
erts, 524 West Second South.
WILL PAY highest price for cast-off
clothing. Call or address Is East First So.
L
6S-65 z. Sth So. Salt Lake. Phone No. 229.
The Utah Junk Company.
HIGHEST PRICE paid for copper.
brass. rubber, bottles. scrap iron. rags;
car lots a specially. 0s-e5 East Eighth
WANTED-.tiELP.
GIRL for general homework. Apply E.
232 Brigham.
BOYS-Utah Messenger & Signal
company 159 South State street.
GIRL for general homework. 40 S. list
West. north door. Good wages paid.
DRESS GOODS SALESMAN at F.
Auerbach & Bro.
A CHANCE to start in pleasant. genteel
business of your own. Make money easy,
odd times at home. Send &c stamp. G.
w. Burns. Chemist. Bernardsville. N. j.
GRADERS. TRANSFERS. ROCK MEN
and laborers: railroad work in Wyoming;
work all winter; good house camps, prop
erly heated and lighted. Apply to Geo.
b Smy tn Jr, room 10 Galena block, Salt
Lake City Utah; also Ogden. Utah.
GOOD COOK: references required
Apply SIS East Brigham street
A PARTICULAR DRESSER in each
town to ask their local clothier or to
write to l<uh. Nathan & Fischer Co. Chi
cago for their latest, novel Lthograph
Poster. It's free. It's worth sending for.
K. N & F. CO. Clothing is guaranteed.
A GOOD. smart boy. Is or ls years of
age for delivery meat and grocery work.
Good home for right party: Early Mon
day morning; S5i E. First South.
CASH for acceptable ideas. State il
patented. The Patent Record, Baltimores
Md.
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CLAIRVOYANTS

MRS. P. FONTYNE. 267 so. WEST
Temple. Clairvoyant and Trance Medium.
Every Thursdays test circles and Sun
days evenings public meeting al s p. m.
Readings daily.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

THE NORMANDY. % E. 3rd So, ele-
gantly furnished rooms, single or en- suite.
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NEWLY FURNISHED modern rooms
large and airy, in the Union block. 261
South Main.
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,u1sr pEopIE uill b,lx

WISE PEOPLE will buy
Now If they wish to buy right and save
the most possible.
Prices of today are not the prices of to-
morrow
We never publish high-priced property.
All in our lists are genuine bargains.
Four rooms, close in for. 81. 100
ri IN isf street. eS soa.n .. 1900
4roon, brick. close in......... l. $50
5-room brick. LIST ST .....-......2 .750
Groom brick. 9Th East, 212x10--..-:..- LOO
Groom brick. close in. bath, cellar,
hot and cold water. lawn, shade,
etc. desirable location .----.-...--.. 5000
Brick house and 7x20. close $3.50
Fine lot close in property. .-.-.... 100
Five-rooni. snap. 2nd East. ----.----- LEO
Groom brick and 20 rods frontage,
close,in 5th East -----....-----. 5.ooo
8 new modern bricks rooms. no better
built in the city, that We can sell you on
your own terms and low rate Of interest
These houses will be open this after
noon for Inspection. Location. Eth East
and 1st South. See them.
McGurrin & Co.. IS w. End South.
Real Estate Department
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THE AVON.-Neat. cozy; special rooms
for transients. 1923 South West Temple.
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LOST

$3.50 REWARD DIAMOND EAR
RINGS. Nov 3rd or 4th. Return to w.
]. Lynch. 73 So. Main.
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COAL DEALERS.

A. ]. WHITE & CO., Real Estate and
Mines. All kinds of coal for sale. 65 West
Third South.
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AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS to solicit in city. Call at 217
Templeton Block, between and IL and
! and ).
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MAGNETIC HEALERS : make big
money. Famous Weltmere Method by
State School. Carroilton. No.
LADY AGENTS make SIS a week with
our Breathing Apparatus and Balsam-
Enlarges Lungs and Bust Something
new Write for particulars. Adirondack
Balsam Co.. 12l West 42nd St.. New York.
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WILL BUY for cash or loan money
on life insurance policies Room 213. d. r.
Walker block.