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To Insurance Solicitors.

TOP COMMISSION AND TEN PER
cent. bonus for 100000 between now
and January 1st. An excellent oppor-
tunity for two good men. Address
stating record for past SIX months.
''Old Line" care The News and OBJ
server, Raleigh, N. G.
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NEW YoRK

NEW YoRK, Aug. l2.-Flour quiet but firm;
winter patents S3.50a3,75; do. straight $500
300; Minnesota patents g. 0a3.90 do bakers
S2sOa3lO; winter extras 81 40a2.S0; do. low
grades S23Oa24
Rye -four steady ;good to fair s2.SOa8. O;choice
to fancy -.
Corn meal dull; yellow western 7la73; city a..
Rye firm; NO. q western 59A; State 05l-2
4Sai5.
Barley malt dull; western 58a65
Wheat, spot steady; No. red "; options'
September 76h; December IS l-2.
Corn, spot steady: No. 2, 38: options, May
35; September 36%; December 34A
Oats, spot steady; No. 2, q; options neg
leeted
Beef quiet; family s9.5o01O.5o; extra mess
SO; beef hams S27.t0a2S.50; packet S9.6O&SloOO;
CITY extra India mess sl4.00a15GO.
Cut meats quiet; picked bellies 6a7 Ia;
picked shoulders 6; picked hams ioalo IL.
Lard EASY; western steamed S5.b7 L.; Au-
gust S5.57 to; city S5.25; refined quiet 10 the
continent $3.50; compound 4%a4A.
Pork easy; mess Ss.75a9.5O; snort clear sll6
1i.75; family $II .00GI2.0O.
Butter firm; western creamery loalS ~ oIaCe
Cheese, steady; large white 914a9 10; do col
ored 9zs9 IL.
western ungraded l1al4: southern
Potatoes quiet; fair to prime Sl.OOal.75; COM
mon 50a75; fancy Sl.75a20O; southern sweets Sl'oO
a}.00.
Peanuts firm; fancy hand-picked 5 12a6 1-2;
other domestic 1-2a6.
Cabbage quiet; Long Island s2aStper 100.
Freights to Liverpool strong; cotton by steam
20; do. grain -.
Talow firm; city -; country 8%aSX.
Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude u LIZ;
crude o b mills 7al8; prime summer yelloW
26 IL; OF summer yellow % l-2; butter grades
30a3 prime winter yellow 30a32 prime white
% l-2.
Petroleum quiess, firm; refined New York, " 80;
Philadelphia ana Baltimore $40: do IN oulk
S5.25.
Rosin steady strained, common TO good
Sl.30al. 80 ~.
Turpentine finn at 60 I-'a5l.
Rice steady; fair to extra s5sa1 l-2i daEan
~ as l-2
Moiasses firm; New Orleans, open kettle.
good to choice, 92G86.
Cofee-Options Dece uber Si.POa4 %; spot Hio
dull and nominal; No invo,ce ~; No. Joo-
bug a ; mild quit; Cordoya l-Zall.
sugar, raw quiet, firm; FAIR refining !; CEN
trifugal qs-tt Sc. Sid; r''tasSe ssigar 80
refined quiet but firm; mould A 5M standard
A So; coufectioners ga; No. ~, l-zi cut loai
oH crushed g. powdered 81; gr%nUlated i-2'
cubes ~.
Muskmelons, Monmouth county, Jennie
Liud. per barrel, 75al -: Hackensack seed, pei
barrel 60a75; do south Jersey, Gem and Jennie
Linz, 7al2; do crate, 5eaSl; do Maryland
Rocky Ford Seed, fair TO good, aO07h; DO laIs
rior oUat0; 90 Emerald Green, per large crate,
6Ja75; do Gem and Jennie Lind per two basket
carrier bUa75; do Virginia and North Carolina,
per barre A0a65.
Watermelons, per car load, S5al5o; per 100,
S5aI2.00.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Aug. 12.-Floul dull; west
eru super S2.15p2.25.
Wheat firmer; No. Q red, spot and Au-
gust 7ILa7I 10: September 72a725 October 7SA
az ,I-2; December 10 II asked; steamer NO.
red -; Southern wheat by sample 65072;
DO on grade -.
Corn firm; mixed, spot and August s5 LA
X: September 25 AIS IL; October 30 Al ABS IL:
November or December, new or old, 80 l-2a32 Z
January 32ka32 I-2; steamer mixed -; South
ern white 3gat0; do. yellow =.
Data more active; No. white western, old
27ag7 ~: ~ l-2a27; No. mixed 20 i-2a30
Isye firm; NO. 2 nearby ~; No. western -
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Eli
iousness, indigestion, headache.
Easy to take, casy to operate. 2Sc'
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Jones & Powell,
Raleigh. ~. c.
c. H. NORTON
Builder & COntrac tor
DURHAM, N. G.

Gotten factories, residence, churches,
business buildings and ali classes o.
heavy and fancy hnildiRg.
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NEW YORK,
LIVERPOOL,

spot cotton closed quiet; middling uplands
6 l-2; rniddling gulf 6%; sales 80 bales.
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sToCKHoLDERs MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the News and Observer Publishing
Company will be held in the offices of
the company in the city of Raleigh on
Wednesday, August 10th, at o'clock
D. m. JOSEPHUS DANIELS,
President.
H. w. JACKSON, Secretary.
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW onLrASs, La, Aug. ls.-cottOn futures
oTHER COTTON MARKRTs.

Galveston, firm, 1-l6, lib bales.
Norfolk, steady, 81, 8 baIes.
baltimore, nominal, 81, S29 bales.
Boston, quiet, 6 l-2, AZ bales.
Wilmington, steady, 81, - bahs.
Philadelphia, quiet, OK, bats.
Savannah, steady, 81, 10 bales
New Orleans, firm, 81, 2S4 baies.
Mobile, nominal, 5%, bales.
Memphis firm, 81, III bales.
Augusta, steady, 61S, IS balts.
Charleston, quiet, =, bale
Cincinnati, quiet, 81, 48 bales.
Louisville, quiet, 81, - bales.
ST. Louis, firm 5 -l8, 75balts.
Houston, steady, &, 628 bales.
New York, quiet, l. - bales.
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WANTED.

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Apply to ]. Il. Johnson, manager, Raj
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RALEIGH STOCK MARKET

Corrected daily by Grimes & Vass.
RALEIGH, N. O., August II.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs +. L. Sheets and Miss Eloise Shoe
bridge have gone 10 Wasatch for a week
or two.
James H. Moyle left yesterday for Park
City. From there he will go 10 Brighton
and join his family.
NJ. II. Merrill of Portland, Ore, special
agent of the North American Fire lnsur-
ance company, is in town for a few days.
Edward McCarrick, the mining operator
left with his daughter Jettie last evening
Tor Albany, N Y, being called there by
the death of Mr.. McCarrick's sister.
Laramie boomerang: Ed Burke and DR..
VIII Wright left on the morning train
Tor a trip TO Salt Lake. where they will
enjoy the bathing and the lake resorts.
Prof. Evan Stephens returned yesterday
from California in excellent health and
spirits, and is enthusiastic over the tab
ernacle choir tour. He will meet with
the selected singers tomorrow night.
State Senator Joseph Howell of Cache
county, was in the. city yesterday. He re-
ports the wheat crop much lighter than
last year in that portion of the state. but
the quality of the grain is unusually good.
Senator Howell is a likely candidate for
presidency of the stake made vacant by
the absconding of Smith.
Simpson NJ. Molen of Hyrum. Cache
county, first counsellor of the Cache stake
presidency, is ia the city for medical
treatment for heart and kidney trouble.
He Is under the treatment of Drs. Joseph
Richards and Anderson J. Hosmer and
guest of Moses Thatcher and family.
Charles II. Mcclure, formerly clerk of
the Fourth United States district court at
Ogden, when Judge Miner, now justice of
the supreme court of Utah. occupied the
bench, is in the city for a brief vacation
Mr.. Mcclure is now engaged in business
in Chicago. He is a guest of the knuts.
ford.
John D. Spencer leaves tomorrow for
trip TO the Thousand Islands. The trip
Is the result OF interchangeable energy on
MI SpenccrS part i'll benalf of the New
ork Life Insurance company, which
extended him Il complimentary trip for
the good results of his work While there
he Will attend a convention OF insurance
men.
Butte Miner: Rev. NJ. j. Murphy. late
professor of mental philosophy in Jefier-
son college, Louisiana. who is now at
tached 10 All Hallows college, Salt Lake
City. is spending his vacation in Montana.
he will preach Sunday on The Glory of
Being a Christian in St. Peters church.
Anaconda, at the 10 o clock mass. He will
spend the coming week in Butte.
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WILL WELCOME BRYAN
All Classes Will Greet the Great
Leader.
SILVER MEN COOPERATE
-<-
CHAIRMAN LAWRENCE OF Pop
ULIsTs WILL TAKE PART.
Ladies' Silver Club Also Tenders It's
Services-Progranme Will Be Ar
ranged as Soon as Mr.. Bryan Is
Heard From - Republican Candi-
dates For City Attorneyship.
SILVER MEN COOPERATE

Interest in the coming of Hon. w j.
Bryan TO Salt Lake is spreading to all
classes. and as the day approaches, the
old enthusiasm of 1896 begins to mani
rest itself. Mr.. Moyle is assured of
nearly cooperation from many sources
in getting up a fitting reception. The
Democratic city committee. a its last
meeting. appointed q. a. Gibbs, T. A
Williams and w II. Evans to represent
them in the matter. Henry Lawrence
IS taking part as representing the Pop
ulists, and yesterday Mrs. J. Fewson
Smith rendered the cooperation of the
Woman's Silver club, which tender was
gladly accepted.
A telegram is hourly expected from
MIR. Bryan, fixing the exact hour of his
arrival and the length of his stay.
When that information is received the
programme will be arranged and made
public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOTICE. investors and speculators.-
Can you guess? Good guessers can make
money in our new guessing contest en-
bracing one of the most interesting topics
of the day. The best guessers can trade
in 80 shares of stock on the New York
stock exchange. 5000 bushels of wheat on
the Chicago board of trade. or 100 bales
of cotton on the New York cotton eX-
change and we will furnish the money:
it costs you nothing. We also manage
THE Investors Fund which pays profits
twice "a month 10 subscribers. Write for
full particulars and conditions. Sent free.
c. f. Mackey Il Co., Bankers, 20 Broad
way, New York.
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BRIEF LOCALS.

SOLO AT ST. PAUL'S.-Miss Virginia
Swift will sing an oftertory solo ar ST.
PauIs chapel this morning.
COURT HOUSE WEDDING-John H
McGhan of Silver City and Miss Bertha
Hills of Provo came to Salt Lake yester-
day on matrimonial business. They were
married in Clerk DuHbar's office in the
afternoon.
AMENDED ARTICL4ES.-The HERMAN
Irrigation company filed amended articles
OF incorporation IN the county clerk
office yesterday. The board of directors is
given power to levy assessments on the
shareholders and the capital stock is in
creased from SILL TO $3.50.
CIT HIS HEAD.-John Wall of 2lS
West Third South street fell on the pave
ment in front of the Vienna restaurant
about $3.50 last night and sustained bad
cash in the back of his head. He was
taken to DR.. Hasbrouck ; office, where
his injury was attended To.
WARREN PLEADS GULTY.-James
Warren was arraigned before Judge Nor
rell yesterday to plead TO an information
charging him with stealing steer from
Cyrus Goldman. The defendant wept on
being taken into court and entered plea
of guilty. He said that another man,
whose name he did not give, shared with
him the proceeds of the crime. Warren
will be sentenced on Monday.
HEALTH REPORT.-The report of the
board of health for the week ending yes
terday shows thirteen deaths, of which
eight were males and five females. There
We're thirteen births, seven being males
and six females. Two bodies were brought
in from other places for interment here.
Ten contagious disease flags are outstand-
ing. covering eleven cases of scarlet fever.
One case of typhoid fever and one of
whooping cough were reported.
RUNAWAY STOPPED.-A runaway
which might have resulted seriously. had
it not been for prompt action, occurred
yesterday afternoon aDout o'clock. Mrs.
Bullough of 35S South Second East street
and Mrs Peterson and baby of East Mill
Greek were driving along First South in Il
surrey. and at the Theatre corner the
horse started at quite a lively clip along
the sidewalk. Mr.. NJ. Morris. VINO was
lust coming out of Madsen's furniture
store. pluckily stopped the animal and
no one was injured.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Salt Lake Business College.

&c West Second South street Salt Lake
City. The Leading commercial school.
Fail term opens Sept. ). 1899. Young peo-
pie of both sexes thoroughly prepared for
good paying positions. Remember that
the famous. Ellis Cabinet system of book
keeping is used in the Salt Lake Business
college. Private instruction for backward
students. Write today for full informa-
ton Box 16l.
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parlors this afternoon and the inter-
ment Will be in potter's field. 1t is ex-
pected that Walden had enough friends
in Salt Lake TO prevent his burial as
pauper. However, they will have lit
tie time in which to act.
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A BOBTAILED FLUSH.
Four Hannaite Lawyers Want Re-
publican Attornevship.

When 1t comes TO the city attorney
ship the Hannaites have a bob-tailed
i1ush-Dennis c. Eiohnor. E. d. r.
Thompson, Daniel Harrington and
Grant II. Smith. Eichnor has pro-
claimed the only orthodox doctrine dur
ing the seven lean years and now de-
mands his reward; Thompson sacri-
feed all that man holds dear on earth
when he ran for Judge in Sc and de-
mands a recompense now; Harrington
acquired taste for public office while
deputy county attorney under White
more, and wishes to have that taste
satiated; Smiths famous Interpretation
of the vag act while justice of the
peace would, he thinks, add great
strength TO the whole ticket, and,
therefore. he is the logical candidate
Farley Christensen. who was orig
inally classed with this group. has a
boom which, like his shadow. extends
beyond the city limits. In fact. there
are certain hours in the day when Par
ley thinks his shadow extends we'll
across the state.
The fact is the Hannaites are left a
little bit short for real good city attor-
ney timber since Frank b. Stephens
has gone permanently into the silver
camp and J. NJ. Bowen has become a
leader among the Populists.
Gillette's Wrath.
Granville Gillette was on the war
path with his knob headed cane all day
yesterday hunting for the witch who
classed him with the Hannaites of the
First precinct. Granville's Democracy
was born with him in York state; he
carried the true faith across the con-
tinent in the days that tried mems
souls; he has kept the beacon fires of
Democracy burning ever since, in vic
tory and defeat and he does not pro-
pose to have his good name smirched
at this late date by any whipper-snap
per on the goldbug press.
Why They Doomed Newell.
A few days since Henry Newell, the
successful mining man. sold his house
for $4,000 cash. A day or two after the
Hanna harpies pounced upon Mr. New
ell as the right man to run for mayor.
This is not exact; they wished to run
that $4,000 cash for mayor, not Mr..
Newell. And they imagine that Mr..
Newell himself cannot see through a
hole in a ladder.
@ A. G. Campbell For Mayor.
The Democrats of the Second pre-
cinct are preparing TO trot out a can
didate for mayor in the person of the
popular mining man, Allan C. Camp
bell. In him they consider they have
a man who could smash the best COM
bination the enemy could make. George
G.. Smith. w. 3. Leveille and John AL
len is the councilman combination most
talked of at this time. OF course. this
combination is subject to alterations
between now and convention day.
All Shirt Waists and Wash Skirts
half price.
AT WALKERS STORE.
Mr.. John Robinson Will sing an air
from "LucreiZa Borgia" al Saltair to-
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GARFIELD BEACH.
The Popular Bathing Resort.

Commencing June %, trains will run
as follows:
Leave Arrive Leave Arrive
Salt Lake. Garfield. Garfield. Salt Lake
*I:45 am. *S:45 am. 100 pm. 1:40p.m
1890 am. lilo am. 1910 pm. 1900 p.m
2:15 pm. 2:55 pm. $50 pm. e:1O pm
$50 pm. $40 pm. 7:30 pin. $40 pm.
6:45 pm. f:25 pm 1000 pm. 1910 p m.
%Daily except Sunday.
Fare for round trip, 25c. Boating
bathing. dancing. Depot, corner First
South and Fourth West streets.
Hauerbach Bros orchestra in at
tendance.
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FIRST REGIMENT BAND CON-
CERT.
Saltair, Tuesday, at $50.

I. March. Hands Across the
Sea- ...-..........--.-...S ousa
?. Overture. Berlin in JOY and
sorrow .-...-.....-..,....C Conrad
g. Negro Characteristic. Passing
the Cotton Field" Clarke
/. Clarionet solo. Second Air Va
Mir. +. Ii. Ford.
). Descriptive, "A Chinese Episode"
.---.---.-.--...-- BendlX
c. Selection, The Highwayman".
Intermission.
:. Patrol Comique. THE Tramp.
s. Overture. Jolly Robbers" .Suppe
2. Vocal solo. Air From Lucrezia
Mr.. John Robinson.
10. (a) Dance. Russian ..... .Glinka
Cb) Idyll. "Reyerie' .Schumann
II. Waltz. "Eruestine". Chambers
L. Descriptive. The Punkville
Serenade" ...... Laurendean
SynopSis-Assembly of the Punkville
Political club to serenade the colored
candidate; procession starts; arrival at
candidates house; salute; banjo selec-
ton: the great man makes speech;
received with cheers and applause; re-
freshments served; excitement wakes
hot: raZors in the air: all well again;
return home; finale.
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The New Derby Hats.

for fall we place on sale Saturday, Aug.
r. The Miller. Warburtons, Denney.
Schoble and Halves shapes are stylish
and'up- to-date. Sole agents.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main street.
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Utah Coal.

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters
lump, nut and slack; anthracite, all
sizes. 50. ID. j. SHARP. Agt
rs South Main. Telephone No. 429.
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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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The Finest Tailoring

establishment in the west will be found
at 122 Main street, when alterations
are completed. Open about Sept /.
JOSEPH BAUMGARTEN.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
Groshell. sole agent Utah. FL Main tx
pert cash register repairing
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LEGANT MODERN HOME.

! ELEGANT MODERN HOME. IL
rooms, bath. toilet. pantries.
halls. fine finish, CRATES. electric
light and bells, hot water, iron
fence. nice lawn. fine shade, 66xl32,
near Brigham and NJ, built yearS.S $50
Groom pressed brick cottage, new,
first-ciass, good barn, 2l.xl0, +. 7th
South, choice location .............. 300
4-room pressed brick. new, South
West Temple. close in .............. 1900
Nice home, South LIST West, close in. 100
Fine small home. S. I'd West close in 1,1J0
Well built 5-room brick, South I'd
West, close in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Groom brick. near ID. * r. G.. shops 1900
4-room frame, near ID. d r. G. shops 4l5
Groom brick. lot 39Xl65. Third South
near ID East ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3, $50
Fine home. So w. Temple. close in. 800
on Third s street f Close iieA u~ei $500
bath, electric light, hot and cold
Brigham aNiy RUS y e'. near 5000
l0-rOom dwelling, 5X20 East Second
South. close in ....................... 1000
Groom new brick, bath. cellar elec-
trio lights. etc, 9th East near I'd
New dwellings on small monthly pay
ments, from $50 TO $500, or will build to
suit.
VIII loan you money TO build.
We have a very large list of choice
building sites.
ONE SNAP.-I.arge piece. 9th West be-
tween South Temple and First South. $25
sTRINGER co. 81 w. Second South.
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Concelf Sunday. Aug. 10.

In the Bowery, at Lagoon. by Olsen
Orchestra, enlarged to twelve pieces,
2:30 and 600.
ITS a Cinch"-Fun on Elks' Purple
day. Saltair, Aug. ~
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HELD'S MILITARY BAND
The Kelley Institute

today at Calder's park, afternoon and
evening. t
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Baseball, Short Line VS.. r. G. w.
LAGOON, Sunday AIS.
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DR.. E. M. Keysor'
DIED..

THOMPSON.-At ~ North Main street
Salt Lake City, Aug. u. 1899. the infant
son of Ben and Xenia Pratt Thompson.
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s9OO.-5-ROOM HOUSE and barn. 52lsxl25
feet; fruit trees: plenty of room for cows
and chickens. Must SELL Mrs. Hartley,
9th East and 18th South.
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CLAIRYOYANTS.

MRS. P. FONTYN. Clairvoyant end
Trance Medium. Test circle Tuesdays and
Thursdays. 26T South Temple.
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Re-engaged For Another Week.

The clever Allen Concert family COM
pany, Calder's park. f.Ae.
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HELD's MILITARY BAND

today at Calder's park, afternoon and
evening.
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To the Public,

Baseball, Short Line VS.. r. G. W.,
LAGOON, Sunday, AIS.
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IRRIGATED FARM, fruit and ranch
lands: low prices and easy terms. Call or
address p. n. Parsons, 4 West Second
South street.
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SPECIAL TIME CARD, SALTAIR.
Ladies' Day, Monday, Aug. IA.
BARGAIN SALE MONDAY

Every lady and girl free. Free Ii:
for men suspended. Fare for men, %
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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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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. F. Arm
strong, president; ]. Z. Game, cashier:
"a East First South street.
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GROOM modern brick. Jefferson St. 81. $50
S-room modern brick, East ID So..... 4.5O0
S-room modern house, Sd St.....-...... 900
6-rOom modern house on I'd ST.. l. 800
5x1O rods on brigham St....... 40o0
5X10 rods corner on 9TH St-............. 100
groom brick cottage. f. 5th So....... 100
7iex10 rods on T.. 9Th So.-.....--..-..-. 1.TJO
5-room brick. 5th ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1.4Oo
7-room- house new 18th East.......... 1000
Come and see me. Jas. *. Shaw, under
Walker Bros. bank.
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FUTILE BROS. Progress building.
3x10 rods. modern 7-room brick and small
house in rear, $5.e90. A fine building lot
4X10 rods on First South street, south
frontage. for $500. A modern residence.
pressed brick. . rooms. barn. acres lOo
Truit trees. south part Of city. for 500.
You can't afford to buy without seeing
our list of properties.
futile Bros, 149 South Main street.
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Mr.. John Robinson Will sing an air
from 'Lucreza Borgia" at Saltair to-
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