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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
RESCUE HOME IS ABANDONED
WORK TURNED OVER TO THE
SALVATION ARMY.
Directors Tender Their designations
and Explain Why They Failed
No Home For the Rescued.

At the meeting OF the Woman's Res
cue Home association at the Y. NJ. c.
- A. yesterday action was taken as d
result of which the work OF the orgaui-
cation viii be turned over to the Saliva
ton Army of the city. and the assOcia-
ton will likely cease to exist as SUCH
The action was taken by the board Of
directors rendering their designations
10 the association, with the recon-
mendation that the work and effects
of the organization be turned over to
the Salvation Army.
The board. composed OF five lady
members, with Mrs. j. G. WeeteT as
president. said in their resignation that
the board had done all it could to-
ward the furJheTanCe Of the work Of
the association. bat without past sue
cess and no prospects for future ac-
COmpllshmentS, and it had decided that
It was best to abandon the effort. They
made q report showing that the assO-
citation, since it took in hand the work
of resCuing fallen women, had been
unable to secure any permanent home
on account of being forced out Of places
where they had attempted to establish
one. and because of inability to raise
funds TO purchase a place of their own
Since leaving the temporary home fit
ted up on Eight East street, the ladies,
with the assistance of the city cOun-
Gil which has contributed SO a month
TO them. have been trying by a canvass
of the city 10 raise $500 10 buy a home,
but the board reported yesterday that
fhe attempt had proved a failure. They
thought it best. as the Salvation Army
had a rescue department, to give their
effects consisting of the furniture
which was in the Eighth East street
home and some surplus in the treasury,
10 them, and let them carry on the
work which had been undertaken by
the WOman's association
The designations of the directors and
their suggestion about the work were
accepted without dissent by the assoc
citation.
STAFF Captain Armstrong, Of the sal
Walton Army. was present. and said
that the army would gladly take in
charge the work. but ne could NOT
promise 10 take the effects of the as
s0ciation until he heard from the heaa-
quarters of the army, which he eX-
poets To do in a few days.
It was stated that It was the object
of the board at first TO have the local
army take the place of the board Of
directors and work in conjunction with
the association but it was learned that
the army could not do that 50 the
action of the board yesterday viii
make IL necessary for the association
To sever its connection with the work
as an association. This the president
said would virtually dissolve the asso-
citation. and it was said yesterday that
1T the next meeting it would likely
cease to exist as an organization. The
meeting is expected to be held in a
few days when it is expected to hear
the report of the Salvation Army, and
the fate of the association will be de-
Cidef
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
Federal Trust Gets Control OF
Western Output.
PRICES ARE DOUBLED
PACIFIC COAST CONCERNS ARE
TAKEN IN.

San Francisco, Tec. 1.-The Chron-
icle says: The price os salt to the trade
viii jump from % vents to s. a bag
today. The Federal sax company has
acquired complete control of the salt
industry in Alameda county. and of the
entire output west of the Rocky noun
tains.
Negotiations have been carried on
quietly for several weeks. .. T. skin
ner, president and A. :. White. a di-
rector of the National salt company
that controls the salt output east Of
the Mississippi river have been on the
coast for some time looking over the
field, and recently began buying up
the small concerns or contracting for
their entire output Tor five years. The
larger concerns were taken into the
corporation. given stock in the Fed
eral Salt Company as payment, and the
individual owners were given paying
positions. The headquarters of the
company Will be in this city. and It
/ VIII today quote new prices TO the
trade
Everything viii be consolidated an /
operated by the Federal salt company.
As the company is subsidiary to the
National Salt company. the salt output
of the United States viii be controlled
practically by one management
IL iS understood that there viii be no
change in the operation of the refin-
cries.
The above dispatch comes as a Veli-
/ fication of the report of the salt COM
bination published In The Herald at
/ the time that A. L. White D. z. Skin
ner and J. ". Eddy Of the eastern salt
/ trust. and w B Clarke If Kansas
+ tNty. heavy stakeholder in the Inland
/ Crystal Salt company. were in this city
on their way to the coast Nov. D. IT
was known then that these men and
+ Colonel Clayton. manager Of the IN
/ land Crystal held a conference at the
Knutsford. and it was then known that
still more important meeting was to
be held in San Francisco. Uudoubted-
+ ly that meeting has been held and the
above dispatch tells of the outcome.
Nothing could be learned in this city
! yesterday as 60 the combine, and the
price of salt here had not yet been ef-
+ fected. Colonel n. W. Clayton, the
/ manager of the Inland Crystal Salt
/ company. was out Of the city and his
/ views on the matter could not be OBJ
I tanned. / A. CLAYTON, the secretary
/ of the company, said:
This company has not gone into the
combine. and I know Of no move to
/ take It in. AS to the Increase in the
| price Of salt I hope it IS true. because
: we are giving away salt in a large por-
] ton of our territory
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CHAMBER TO ORGANIZE
Directors Chosen For the Cham
Der of Commerce.
MEET MONDAY EVENING
OGDEN AND PROVO REPRESENT
ED ON BOARD.

The Salt Lake chamber of commerce
will be permanently organized and set
in motion on Monday evening. at a
meeting Of the fifteen directors chosen
for that purpose. These directors are
George T. Odell, Henry SiegeI. Frank
Knox. Thomas G.. Weber, John c. Cut
Ter. John White, David Keith, NJ II.
Walker, Henry DinwOodey, w. B. Pres
ton. C. s. Holmes. Reed SmOOt Spen-
Ger CIawson. Z. 3. Wiczs and T. J.
Kiesel.
The above named gentlemen win meet
at the Kenyon hotel at o'clock on
Monday evening, Cor the purpose of
electing a president. vice president, sec
rotary and treasurer. Every one of
these men who could be reached by
the committee signided his intention
of serving as q director in the chamber
of commerce. and of being present a
Ehe meeting tomorrow evening
These fifteen directors were selected
by the committee chosen at the bust
ness mems meeting two weeks ago.
The committee was made up of J. w.
Houston, J. c. Mcdonald and ". y.
Williams. This committee went 20
work faithfully. and the above list Of
They were authorized to name officers
for the chamber also, and submit the
names to the meeting on Monday even
ing, but after due consideration de-
cided 20 leave that matter 20 the board
of directors
Ia choosing the directors it was the
aim of the committee to recognize, as
far as possible, every branch of bust
ness, and balance the board as well
as possible as to the different classes
of citizens in the community. Ogden
and Provo were recognized because OF
their commercial Importance. All viii
admit that this work was well done
No intimation would be given out as
10 who might be chosen president of
the chamber of commerce, but it viii
be an easy matter TO pick a president
from the board of directors who viii
have the fun confidence OF the business
community The directors viii not be
confined to their own number in the
selection of officers, aild the secretary
viii no doubt be so<ie man who can
give his entire time TO the work of that
Office. W. ". Bryan is mentioned j.
connection with this position.
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and the chief Shareholder; John ..
Cannon. vice president; Angus j. Can
non, treasurer; Radcliffe Cannon, sec
rotary; and the other directors are
Eliza T. Cannon. Brigham T. Cannon,
Willard T. Cannon, Tracy I. Cannon.
Caroline Y. Cannon, Mary Alice can
non. Miriam L. Cannon, Frank J. can
non and John NJ Cannon. With the
exception of the first and last named,
the officers and 4iHcorD0rators are the
wives, sons and daughters Of the mead
Of the family.
EVA Is INCORRIGIBLE--A com
plant charging her with incorrigi bllity
was fled in Judge Sommerss court yes
terday against little Eva Jespersen, the
child who run away from her home on
Seventh and J streets the other day
and was found in a church in the
southern part of town. The complaint
was filed by Mrs. Christine JesPerson,
the mother of the child She alleged
that the child continues 10 run away,
despite her efforts to restrain her and
she asked that the child be looked af-
ter by the law. The judge allowed the
child to remain with her mother until
next Thursday, when he VIII hear her
case
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
BOYS ARRESTED.
Five Lads Charged With Indecent
Conduct

Five Lads Charged With Indecent
Conduct.
A quintette of youths from the north
western part of town. who, it is claim
ed. were disturbing the neighborhood
with indecent songs and profaue con
duct, were arrested yesterday on a war
rant sworn to by Mrs. L. Erskine. The
boys she claimed, had congregated on
the corner near her house and INDUCED
in the most indecent sOnEs=aud Ian
guage on a number of occasions. and
she was forced Ia have them arrested
10 stOp it.. The boys, ranging from 10
10 j. years old, We're aTraigued in 70
lice court yesterday on a charge of dis
turbing the peace, but their case was
continued until Monday. The boys gave
their names as Don Rhine, Bob Little
ford Fatty Beverly, Bin Don and Reese
IH0zd.
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DIED..

FLETCHER.-In the First ward, this
city, Nov. =, of peritOnltiS, Saran Ann
Fletcher, vile of Jasper Fletcher.
Deceased was daughter OF bishop Jo-
seph NVarburton and Emma w. War
burton, and was born Sept IS, 1856, at
Lawrence. Mass. Funeral from First
ward meeting house at p. m. Dec. >.
COOK.-In- FCrest Dale, Salt Lake coun-
~, tan, NOV o. $780, OF ola age, NJ III
ham Newmau toOk. BORN March %,
1oIJ, in Essex, England
Funeral services VIII be held Tuesday
at y. IN. from Forest Dale meeting
house. Friends are invited to attend
and can view the remains at his late
residence from II a. N. to l2.50 .. m on
day of funeral.
HEw1STON.-In this city, Dec. ], 1900,
OIL old age, George HcWIsJOu, born Dec.
b 1914, IN Yorkshire. England
Notice of funeral later.
MATHfS-In this city Dec. l. 1900 of
pneumonia. MRS. American Mathis,
corn IN North Carolina Feb p. 1Ss4
Funeral services Will be held today
Sunday at p. m. from 81 Pitts street.
Friends are invited to attend.
EMERY.-In Salt Lake City. Dec. I. OF
pneumonia, VIDA, daughter of G. Frank
and Elizabeth 5 Emery, aged 3 years
and days. fs
Funeral from parents residence, rear
81 n Seventh West, Monday, the So inst,
at L o. m. Friends invited.
ERSh1NE.-In this city. Dec 1. of heart
and kidney trouble, Margaret Erskiae,
daughter of Peter and Phoebe ErsSiue,
aged years
Notice Of funeral VIII be given.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
DAMAGE CASE on TRIAL.
Twenty Thousand Dollars Wanted
From Southern Pacific.

The case of g. SchOer administrator
of the estate Of H A SChoer. deceased,
rs. Southern Pacific railroad for 500 400
damages. was begun i'm the federal
court yesterday The case is that in
which G. SchOer asks damages for the
death of his brother who was killed
by q Southern Pacific engine while act
ing as fireman on it. The following
jury were selected and sworn: George
3. Squires. William L. Foulger, Will
liam p. O'aIeara, P II. Mcclure, Da-
vid Wiley James ". Skinner. LweeI-
lyn Jones. J. :. Thompson. ". s. Tan
ner. John r. Winder. Y. p. Wells and
William Wood
The plaintiff and Charles Mcbride
were sworn and testified in accordance
with the allegation in the complaint.
to the effect that the railroad company
was responsible for the death of the
fireman. After hearing the evidence of
the two witnesses the court adjourned
until Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
LICENSE WAS ISSUED.
Message From the Girls Mother Was
Too Late.

Yesterday afternoon Deputy County
Clerk Scare issued 4 marriage license
g. Evans. both of this city soon after
the license was issued a stranger came
into tb. office with message from
the girls mother, requesting that the
license be not issued, because Iowena
was under the age permitted by law
for her to enter the matrimonial state
without l.er mammals consent. But It
vvqc toa lato to stop the license. for
i've marrying couple had gone. How
ever Miss Evans made oath that her
q % .-as aaef IS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
Our Removal Sale.

Every piano in our immense stock
must be sold within the next 30 days.
and our prices Will sell them. If you
will come into our store we viii con-
vince you that never in the history of
piano selling in Utah has there ever
been such cutting and slashing of
prices in standard pianos as we are
making This is a chance Of a life
wherein you can buy a strictly first
class high grade piano for less money
than cheap pianos are being sold at.
1t will not cost you one cent to inspect
our stock, but will save you many a
dollar if you buy now. Do not wait
until the piano you want is sold. Make
your selection while we have a large
variety in fancy wood cases to select
from Our store viii be open until g
y. m. Of evenings While this sale is on.
TEMPLE OF MUSIC. POS STATE ST.
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b. & o. Transfer Co. moved To Is
w "a South We have moved but are
10 shape to move others, only three
horse parlor vans. Satisfaction al
ways. Don't forget we are now at u
u, q South st, Phone $50.
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CLEANING AND DYElNG

LADIES' JACKETS, dry cleaned, 81. q
up Gents overcoats cleaned and pres
sed, s1.25 up Deseret Dye Works, l25
So. West Temple
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sHERWoOD's PHARMACY. Fifth
South and State street.
HAZEL DRUG Co, corner OF west
First South and Fourth West.
MCOY'S PHARMACY, corner Ihlro
South and Fifth East.
FOULGER BROS. CO. IS K street
S B. COULAM, Eighth East ana
First South
a. J. DAVIS & co. corner Seventh
South and Seventh East
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MEDICAL

DR.. L. S. PAYNE, 142 South MAR
street Specialist in diseases of womer
and children; satisfaction guaranteed II
every case Call or write TO above ad-
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S2B.O0

VIII get you beautiful Upright
Cabinet Grand piano in mahogany
ease. This is sueciai ana worth sour
Time To investigate. Calder's Music
Palace. As and Al ". list South st.
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Castle Gate, Clear Greek, Winter
Quarters, Sunnyside lump. nut and
slack; anthracite call sizes. These
Goals always in stock. 20 South Main
street: telephone 429.
D. J. SHARP, Agent
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
GrOshell. sole agels Utah. 81 Main. Tx
pert cash register repairing.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$4,000 CASH. or easy payments. buys .
strictly lawful (nickeD slot machines for
drinks cigars or cash. VIII earn S2.00
and upward weekly each. Earl, Clark a.
Co furniture manufacturers. Chicago,
Ills.
INCREASE YOUR INCOME-S1O0 in
vested in Grain or Stocks by my safe
Investment Plan has paid larger profits
than in any other manner of dealing.
Write Immediately for particulars. Bank.
financial and customers references.
Stephen A. Clemens, Broker, Old Colony
Building, Chicago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02

SIXTY HEAD of milk cows. some COM
ing ia fresh every day. Take your choice;
on Twelfth South and Sixth West known
as South Jordan Stock Farm. p. o Box
1852. J. H Schwartz
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

ONE DOZEN 1Ikxils platinum finished
photos. sc. regular SI.p1- fiueSt style.
mounted. two positions For 50 days, at
Alseen's. 80 East Second South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02

on IMPROVED FARMS in Utah and
Idaho bIiddleseX Banking CO., 607 Nc
Cornick block.
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TO TRADE.

FINE DRIVING MARE vel bred.
lady can drive, : years old. FOR larger
horse. must he good driver. anless,
room ~, Commercial Block
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. W. F. Arm
stroug, president: J. E. Caine, cashier
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r. H. OFFICER & Co. assayeTs, is
South West Temple street, Salt Lake City
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The Paris Cafe
To the Public.

Merchants lunch from 1880 to ., .
dinner from ( TO S, 35c.
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HELP AND SITUATIONS WANT
ED ADNTS- WILL BE ACCEPTED
IN THESE COLUMNS FREE OF
CHARGE.
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WANTED

EVERYONE to come to the opening of
the new roller skating rink tonight II
g South West Temple, old Armory
building
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
AGENTS WANTED.

TO SELL the Standard Gas Lamp. a
wonderful invention, One-siXth the eX-
peuse of kerosene or six times the light.
Perfectly safe FOrty-one different
STYLES. Retail from 81 up All brass
Country people can now have light
brighter than electricity and cheaper
than kerosene. can furnish thOuSa uds
of testimonials from people using them
for months. Agents coming money with
this fine holiday present. Write for eN-
elusive territory. The Standard Lamp
Co, l12 Michigan St, Chicago, Ills.
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w H TREMAYNE, Assayer. over 40
/ Main street. salt Lake City, Utah Mail
samples receive prompt attention
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A BARREL of money on pianos. furni-
ture. etc. office in rear 50 W. I'd So.
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LUMBER DEALER
SCAYEN
PROFESSIONAL CA2Di

SHEPARD q SHEPARD -t 'ss ti.y.
7sS l1ItC1-,rrs-cial block. ~ai LAA'
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NEAT 4-room brick cottage. lawn in
front and rear electric light barn: 81, go,
on payments Apply at premises, No. Al
S1StS I'd West, before 2:50 today.
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GOOD MARE. big mule. donkey wagon.
harness and saddle. So. Us So. 9TH East.
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

UTAH COLLECTING AGENCY. We
collect anywhere and everywhere Rooms
and 10. Eagle Block.
UNION Collection Agency. Collect ac-
counts in any state in the Union. Old
accounts a specially. Office 411-4l2 D. T.
Walker building
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MACHINES, / hair mattress, down
quilt and screen. Room s. Eagle block
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WE HAVE a cash customer for a or
Groom house. Foster & Garrison, 800 and
5el Progress building.
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WALLPAPER.

WHY HAVE we doubled our business
every year? Because we have a good
thing in the wall paper and paint way,
and everybody is commencing to find II
out Geo. ". Ebert & Co, 326 State.
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BORN.

PHILLIPS.-Nov p, in this city, to the
wife OF ". W. Phillips. ten-pounG
son. Mother and son doing well.
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OPTICIANS.
BAKERIES.
STOVE REPAIRS

STOVE REPAIRING Fender
& SCH sos State, mig. and imp. of ali
kinds stove and range repairs. repairing
in an Us branches. Mail orders solicited
Tel 7I3-5 rings
STOVES BOUGHT and sold Stove and
range repairs; parts for sale. Tel. UZ1A.
j. T. LOvett, 81 +. Sd So
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UTAH Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Co.,
81 Richards St High-class work: moder-
ate prices. Telephone No go, N
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$1,000 AND Up loaned on pianos furni-
tuTe OF livestock. without removal low
interest. can paw back part each month.
RittenhOuse, room 80 Commercial block
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MUSICAL.

-----------~~~----~-----
HARMED PRATT, teacher of piano and
harmony. Studio over Daynes' Music
store, "A Main.
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PERSONAL

ON HOUSEHOLD furniture, chattels,
etc, w. Y. Horace. No. Q West I'd South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02

CAN GIVE LOW rate of interest on city
property: loans with privilege Of install
ment payment WiCks, - State
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THE AMERICAN Liquor House, 962
South Main street. is the place for your
wines. liquors. beer, porter, ale, by the
pint. quart or gallon. Prompt delivery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
Drunkenness.

A safe and permanent cure Cor drunk
enness and drug additions. Address
KeaIey Institute, First North and West
Temple St, or Box 4S0, Salt Lake, Utah.
Dr. E NJ. Keysor method of filing
teeth is painless 16s Main street. Auer-
bach building.
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FOUND.

CORNER BRIGHAM and Main black
purse Owner can have same by describ-
ing property and paving for this ad- APP
gly Herald.
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A MEAT MARKET; cheap if sold
soon. Address NJ b. Smith, 164 ". So
Temple.
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f. NJ BISHOP :,
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Office
of the Weather Bureau.

VI S4AC w OtsSAACA - ~ &C.,
Maximum temperature, A degrees
minimum temperature, 80 degrees;
mean temperature. IS degrees which is
the normal: accumulated excess of tenn
perature since the LIST of the month, 0
degrees: accumulated excess of tenn
peTature since jan 1, S27 degrees: total
precipitation from 9 p. M to s D. m,
trace. accumulated deficiency of pre-
cipitatiOn since LIST of the month, %
inch; accumulated deficiency Of pre-
cipitatiOn since Jan. ], 3-25 inches
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COAL AND WOOD business, candy
and cigar stand $40 South State
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BABY CARRIAGE and small base
burner Apply ~ \ St.
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> COWS at your own price. 574 L. 9Th
South St.
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PARLORs FURNITURE at half-price.
Call at 463 ". 4th 5.
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HON ESEGKERS' headquarters under
Walker Bros bank. = " Aldsach, Mgr
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HIGHEST PRICE paid for alfalfa seed.
Bailey Sons. S. East I'd SO.