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ORDINANCE IN FULL.

Mr.. Sutherland, Republican, the lowest
for any successful candidate, having
2il majority.
Judge Bartch came next 10 Governor
Wells. in the number Of votes received
in the State.
The votes on other party representa-
tives were as follows
PRESIDENT.
Joseph Francis MalIoney, Socialist
Labor candidate for President 1906
Eugene V. Debs Social Democratic
candidate for President IT,
John G.. Woolley, Prohibition candi-
date for President, il5
CONGRESS.
d. f. Porter. Social Labor candidate
for Congress. So.
A. r. Elder, Social Democratic can
didate for Congress, 81,
JUSTICE SUPREME COURT.
A. saxey, Prohibition candidate for
Justice OF the supreme Court, lS9.
GOVERNOR
p. f. Nelson. Social Labor candidate
for Governor. IS.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

The International Association Of Ma
rhinists viii give a ball at Christen-
ten's hall this evening
The Aetna Real Estate and Invest
Ihent company has transferred by war.
faniy deed 20 Catherine Wood for con-
| federation Of 5000 part Of lot 2, block
| Y, plat D, 20 square rods at A and Brig
ham streets.
A social party vii be given tomorrow
evening at 5 o'clock In the Fourteenth
ward assembly rooms under the aus
pices Of the scandinavian committee on
arrangements. Osens orchestra will
be in attendance.
| Word was received at the police sta
Hon today that some time during last
aight the Bounuful postotice was
broken into and a quantity Of stamps
stolen The full particulars have not
Is yet been received.
The Maxwell Post G. A. r. will ten
DER Governor Wells and staff a grand
reception In the G.. A. r. hall on Second
south street tonight. An veteans OF the
rlyil war and Spanish war. and ali
members OF the National Guards are
cordially invited,
Pocatello, Idaho, Tribune: Mr.. and
Mrs Dan Swlnehart returned from salt
Lake CITY, Thursday, where they ac.
sompaned their two daughters
blanche and Julia, who remained there
@ complete their education al one OF
The colleges " '''' VI
The organ rscit,t 90 81. NJ. $500,
V9aay was enjoyed by about 600 peo.
w among whom was Professor Rad.
slne, The excellent program was
peeuuiully rendered and az It's close
PROFESSOR Mcclellan was the recipleut
OF many congratulations.
A large demand FOR Belgian bars
nesh Is said 70 have grown up in SAL
Lake and the local breeders who h..
an me enterprise as a fad. win now
urn u into a business, which promise,
" % an enterprise Of no mean bro
portions in this city. ''0
For consideration Of s2l 900 and sinh
lect 10 lease 10 the Coon Fur,i,1r.
pSsnipahy expiring March 81. lgl,
nlnes y. Young and wife have trans
,SIed to William r. Wallace and Job,
q Bennett part OF lot 4. block 75 pla
a, On me east side ~ Main street be
tween Brigham and First south street,
Fred Walcot, brakeman sm,ioye
oh me Oregon Short Line. bad hi
risnl veg severely fractured IN an sr
s5lenl az Pocatcllo yesterday mornln,
~ yes Drought 10 St Marks hosplt.
" mis CITY where Il was found niece,
ny % amgutate the wounded Mimi
Meleol Is % years Of age. He is rcst
~s az nicely as possible.
me West slders who have so man
,1aupox iiags IN their midst ara !,
oghs one advantage which thev sa,.
has brought The whole district i.
~ Tree from peddlers for over 49,
pas, and many housewife who ~,
so,, ,'s ,ll her window The yellow lag I
~ l,e neighbours house huns cheerful
s...i ssel me words OF Salt T.sta
s.,SSolush lard, the late John ~o,
~ a eauld, barren blast hat 6ls,
/ Tie following six new casa, -, as,,,.
oS nave been reported 10 m. heal
49, 49, Edith Acomb. aged Q voars /.
S.llng az i2S south Fiftb W., 80.
s ,y,s ~. y Patzold, aged 2. al li1s "a
49, NJ south street; Margaret ana M
nss ~ aged II and S respectlvely
'0u'ih street; Francisco Pafar
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ACQUISITION TO THE FIRM.

r. ]. Stewart. who has been study
Ing law at Ann Arbor has entered the
firm Of Stewart & stewart going into
partnership with his brother c. b.
stewart. This change has been inaugu-
rated since the election OF the senior
partner Of the well known law firm TO
the important judicial position Of dis
trlet Judge. The latest addition to the
firm has numerous friends IN TINS CITY
and state who win congratulate nm
upon the step which he has attained.
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COUNCIL PASSES
NEW ORDINANCE
I &c cliSts Granted a Few PriyI-
IegeS During Winter Season.
Fv't TEXT OF MEASURE,
Plan TO Refund BOND, Of ls0O-Con-
tineniai OIL COMPANY TO Erect
Cosby Bullding'

Councilman Hariens,sIns bicycle or
dinance, Introduced d week ago as
substitute for the one offered by Presi-
dent Buckle which came TO an un-
timely end last Tueslay evening, has
been passed by the city council, and
now only awaits the signature OF nus
honor, the mayor 10 make 1t effective.
The provisions OF tn ordinance makes
IL unlawful to ride on the sidewalks OF
south Temple street from Third West
70 Tenth East; First South and Second
South, from Fifth Yves, 20 Tenth East;
Third South and Fourth South, from
West Temple to Second East Main
and West Temple, from First North
to Fourth South; State street. from
North Temple to Fourth south, all OF
Richards CommercI. ana MARKET
streets, Franklin avenue ana canyon
road, First, Second end Third streets
from Canyon road o. A street IL IL
provided, however. thBt from November
/ OF each year till April 80 of the Iol-
lowing year wheels may te ridden on
the outer half OF the sidewalk on the
south side OF South Temple street ana
tina portion of this streets north side
wax east Of II street both sides OF
First South east OF state and west
OF First West both sides Of Second
and Third South east OF state, and an
Of the sidewalks within the restricted
district on Fourth South street An
other requirement In the ordinance is
that riders shall have their wheels
equipped with bells al all times and
lighted lamps within thirty minutes
after sunset and before thirty minutes
OF sunrise.
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PROFESSIONAL cApnS
ATTORNEYS.

SHEPARD & SHEPARD IAwvr-'1'
Commercial Block salt Lake ttEg,S
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PICTURE FRAME OPPORTUNITY

HAVING RECEIVED A CONSIGNMENT
gain. aud not having the room, they will be
closed out 40 wholesale cost at once. An
kinds Of picture frames and mats made 70
order. Old frames made q look as good As
new High grade portraits 10 order. Any
portrait ordered before Dee. ist Will be franz
Ell absolutely free, All m0uldlngs new and
latest patterns Peterson, ~ Richards ST.
Phone 4ls-4 rings
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

A benefit social which win include a
very fine program and choice refresh
ments, win be given in the Fourteenth
ward meeting house on Friday night
next. The entertainment is In honor OF
Elder William Peece who departs soon
for a mission 10 England.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a5,TaTR REPORT.

\ ..Ssn at 6 q. m, today
| !. oS previous 4 hours ..,.,.- $3.50
salt Lake axe, It temperature. 81 !, m ,aA-
Inches; euIIsa ,,n re- IS, minimum ''S,
nsr ,ap 4 one degree aooye tte' iy
Aecunsila Y, month. li9 degrees slnee
snr.ulated excess o. -
,a a,,y' list So degree b, precipitation
Accgm cum. =, month. II inch a., Ac's since
| finee VIZ ld. \, Of precipitation GU"
laisd ay' ist. 81 SIS inen's. ..,,,,ns
anu, TILL 6 P. NJ. THURS
|FoREcAsl' DAY.
,..,, forecast for salt Lake CRY anu
|slcinity - Thursday; slight
lsS IN temperature, 60, Francis
|en HiaS forecast i5 made at San f''"'''
kol. -. and Thursday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
w.. # bIeh pressure. with IL, rs
An area ~, =, grsat basin, covers 'he
l, s sss half Of TIE United sun s,Tosn,sored
u. - N low pressure mas . apl''b has
nres o. NJ Montana. Precipitation n1 ,'
norlh d ~ ~' southern Idaho. eastern eastern
,s.,eI.S Sye' and northern New Mexiio'
4 colder over Nevada ana 0 changes neg
ts, elsewhere temperature o"'Ns
pave OeeH T. H. MURDOCH.
sarilDn Director.
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lNDEMNITYBoND.

A communication was received by
the Council from City Engineer Kelsey,
reciting that an indemnifying bond in
the sum Of $4,000 must be filed before
the Injunction granted by Judge Hlles
restraining the Jordan Narrows Power
company from interfering with the
rights OF the city and canal companies
in cutting Off the outflow Of the river
from Utah lake, can become effective.
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EXCEPTIONAL 0PPORTUNI-
TY FOR PIANO PURCHASERS

Three car loads OF latest fall styles
pianos just received --stelnway, steck
Kimball, Mason q Hamlln, Behr Bros.
and five other standard makes. An I'M
paralleled opportunity to secure a piano
exists at the present time. What this
means TO prospective purchasers can
hardly be realized without a visit OF
inspection. BE wise call and see for
yourselves.
CALDERS MUSIC PALACE,
45 ana Al West First South Street
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r. Stencil FUR CO.. go MAIN. IHh
only strictly FUR manufacturer In Utah. usH
est price Tor Raw iurs aud Wild anima's
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TO REFUND BONDS,

A resolution was received from the
finance committee regarding the re-
funding Of the $780, 900 5-per-cent bonds
OF 1880.
The resolution recited that II Is pos
sible now TO refund the bonds at a low
er rate OF interest. The proposed new
issue Is to be OF a series Of 500 coupon
bonds Of the denomination Of $1,000 the
principal payable at the Office Of the
city treasurer twenty years after date
January /, 1000, with interest thereon
at the rate of 49, per cent per annum,
payable semi-annually. All money de-
rived from from the sale OF the bonds
shall be applied solely to the purpose Of
paying and refunding the bonds issued
in 1890 The resolution was adopted,
and the city attorney win draft the
proper ordinance, and the finance conf
mittee was authorized to make arrange
ments to advertise for the sale Of the
proposed bonds.
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81 have used Chamberlan's Collie,
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy ana end
Il 10 be a great medicine says Mr.. r.
S. Phlpps. Of Poteau, Ark 1T cured
me Of bloody lux / cannot speak too
highly Of IT," This remedy always wins
tho good opinion. II not praise, OF those
who use IL. The quick cures which It
effects even In the most severe cases
make II a fayorite everywhere.
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Chamberlain. Cough Kumedy In Chicago
Hisgen Bros. the popular South Side
druggists, corner Goth street and Went
worth avenue. say: I'VE sell a great
deal Of Chamberlains Cough Remedy,
and find that &C gives the most satisfac-
tory results. especially among children
for severe colds and Group"
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A GOOD NAME.

We have the name Of always having
the best in our line 1t is true in one
having The Apollo" which Is the lat
est and most perfect self-playing plano
attachment made.
CALDER'S MUSIC PALACE,
45 and a. West First South Street.
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POULTRY AND PRODUCE.

20 BELGIAN HAREs FROM DENVER
stock for sale Brook Ranch, l0s W. ist -
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DICKSON ELLIS &ELLlS
Attorneys az Law.
5th iioor Progress Building
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HOLIDAY ADVANCE SALE.

Is $4,000 worth saving on a
piano? Is $40 worth saving
on an organ? II so, call az
the Genuine Piano and Organ Sale,
now on az
FERGUS COALTER MUSIC CO..
2 doors south Z. c. NJ, l. We
are crowded to the doors with
goods. and more stock coming
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BEAUTIFUL LOS ANGELES

II you wish to know all about her
business, history and to obtain beauti-
ful views Of her main buildings, etc,
send 10 cents for the Los Angeles-Salt
Lake Christmas Edition Of the News,
Ready December 10
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TO REFORM A DEED.

The committee on public grounds
recommended that suit be Instituted
against n. +. Wigren TO reform a deed
executed to him for a small piece OF
land sold, the grantee having refused
to accept a new deed reforming the
old one with proper description OF
metes and bounds In lot 5, block l5O
plat a. The recommendation was
adopted
James r. Hammond and large num-
Der OF others petitioued for the appoint
ment OF f. $. Urry. the lately deposed
policeman Of Liberty park. TO the office
Of a regular mounted or bicycle patrol
mao
ON the plea OF the impossible condl-
ton OF State street FOR pedestrians. II.
L. But,crhed demanded that the east
fence of the salt Palace grounds ba
moved back 10 the proper line,
The Congregation Monteiore re-
quested the privilege Of renting rooms
connected with the old Eighth ward
school house for religious purposes.
r. Il. Ford and others protested
against the erection Of a dlsinfecting
carpet cleaning works on Aberdeen
street.
l. j. Starbuck, owner OF all Of the
abutting land on the Rio Grande and
Aspen streets, in South Buena Vista
addition, asked that the streets be va
Gated, since the land is more valuable
for farming than road purposes,
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MACHINERY REPAIRING.

ALL KINDS. PRICES THAT w.
Bicycles repaired Gartmann, lH "~~
lirit south.
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one GRAY HORSE ABOUT 10 YEARS
One chunky build bay mare aha,t ! ' sao
old rlRht eve out One BAY mare ab5nt 40
years Oh, white down face looks Ike EE On
lelt shoulder; has nstula n the ah,vs la Ia
schoea animals are not claimed and taken
~ eSy on or before TIE eth day Of December
Al p M John o. Mattox, Pound K eepeI Hu
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prsrREr EVENING NEWS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER g0,

South Temple between Third West
and Tenth East streets
First South. between Fifth West and
Tenth East streets.
Second South. between Fifth West and
Tenth East streets.
Third and Fourth South streets, be-
tween West Temple and Second East.
Main and West Temple. between First
North and Fourth South streets.
state street, between North Temple
and Fourth South streets,
Richards. Commercial and Market
streets and Franklin avenue.
Canyon road.
First, Second and Third streets. be-
tween Canyon road and A street,
Provided. that between November ist
Of each year and April Goth following,
such bicycles tricycles and velocipedes
may be ridden upon the outer half Of
sidewalks within the following de-
scrlbed portions OF such restricted dis
tricts: An OF the south side Of South
Temple street and the north side OF
said street east Of y street First South
street east Of State street and west Of
First West street Second and Third
South streets east Of State street all OF
Fourth South street.
Sec. q No person or persons shall
ride a bicycle within the corporate linn
It's OF the city OF Salt Lake without
having attached 10 the handle bar
thereof. and In a position TO be easily
reached boy the hand OF the person rid
ing said bicycle. a bell, nor shall any
person or persons ride anb bicycle any
where within the limits OF the city OF
Salt Lake az any time within thirty
minutes after sunset and thirty minutes
before sunrise. unless there shall be at
tached to the front part Of said bicycle,
In a conspicuous place. and throwing It's
rays directly In front OF the said bicycle,
a lighted lamp or lantern.
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BOILER MAKERS.

SAMUEL HOLMES BOILER WORKS
makes and repairs steam boilers, ANS
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LIBRARY ON SUNDAYS,

Assistant Librarian j H. Sprague, in
a communication addressed to Chair
man Beatty OF the public library COM
mittee. stated that Il had been ascer-
tanned It would cost S12 per day to open
the library on Sundays. on July 10th
last the Young Peoples union petit
toned the library board 20 open the IL
brary on Sundays Miss Sprague was
anxious to get the matter before the
Council in order that a report might
be made at the next meeting OF the
library board which meets on Deem
Der 9Th Referred to committee on con-
troll
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EsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

oNEBAY HORSE ABOUT IS YEARS ON
hihl ieet white, foached name. one bay horse
honVcde'crloe1 animals are NOT claimed ANA
lAttnaway on or before the lth CAV of Bs.-
emOerP Q, they viii be S "a al DIV Fstray
round ats pm. John o. Matto1. Pound Keen.
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DR. VIM. Broadbent ID. D.s,
Expert Dentist
Western Dental Co., 80 Eagle Blk.
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In accordance with the suggestion a
resolution was offered by Whlttemore
and adopted authorizing and directing
the Mayor 20 join with the ltah ana
Salt Lake and the South Jordan Canal
companies IN procuring ana executing
the bond In the sum Of $4,000
The following resolution by Robert
son was adopted
Whereas. II seems that Messrs, Rich
ards and Varian are furnishing legal
D,.4i.ia IoM Zine TO time, ana
Whereas. There Is nothing on record
showing that this firm has been re-
tanned In these matters or what eA-
pense the city Is at in prosecuting these
opinions, now therefore, be lt
Resolved, That the Mayor be request
ed 10 inform this Council as 10 the eN-
tent TO which he has employed Messfs,
Richards and Varian, ana at what
cost.
Richards 4 Varian are associate at
torneys In the city's water litigation
TO ERECT BUILDINGS.
city Attorney Stephens submitted a
bill for an ordinance amending the
present ordinance on the subject OF on
warehouses The new measure strikes
out the provision requiring the consent
Of an persons within twenty rods for
the construction Of such storage-houses,
and leaves Il within the discretion OF
the Council.
The amendment Is made at the re-
quest OF the Continental OH company
which desires TO construct buildings TO
the value of 1000 or $4,000 but some
OF the buildings would come within the
twenty-r0d limit The ordinance re-
ceived rs first reading
Later the rules were suspended and
the ordinance. at Councilman ThOmas's
request. placed upon It's dnal passage.
Mr. Thomas said that the building in
spector had given his approval TO the
change and the ordinance was passed
by q unanimous vote.
TO ESTABLISH BOUNDARIES.
4 resolution introduced 10y Hewlett
stated 10 was impossible for owners OF
land near the boundaries OF Salt Lake
county 10 determine IN which county
all or a part Of their lands are situated;
also that the title to lands was con-
tinually being placed In jeopardy by
sales for taxes demanded by two cOun-
ties on the same property. II was re.
solved to ask the county commissioners
20 determine the exact boundary lines
between this and adjoining counties
and 10 establish permanent monuments
as provided for by the statutes OF the
State. Adopted.
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WANTED AGENTS.

THE DE>EREr NEWS HAVING PR.
chased the printing plant Of Geo q Cannon
q sons. j. now the exclusive Church puhii<h.
ing house We will make special indictment,
70 u3oA agents ana cauya,ser- desiring 10
naahule Nhufch works. References required.
mere Is % splendid field throughout Tta6
ana surrounding states Tor "a bright can
Nasser IN these lines send Tor free catal ogne
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Medium domestic finish new and up-to-
date. AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY
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y Fair tonight and THURSDAY.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
rrMpERATuRE IODA1.

,oa. M. IS; IL noon, 49, sp' M ~ .
!, M, A.
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HAY AND GRAIN.

OATS AND BALED TIMOTHY HAY.
anderson Brothers tl5 South Third West
street Telephone gL "'''
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scAVEhoERs.

SANDBERG THE sCAYENGER RESI-.
oshee 81 stephensen's Ave. or Sil 5. state
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OPTICIANS.

COLUMBIAN OPTICAL co. Isl MAIN
- Manufacturing optlciauS wholesale And
letaiL oculhts prescriptions Allied same
Gated Grinding on premises NDP''
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WATCH MAKERS.

SAL slCkEL THE JEWELFR Is AT "a
East second south ST., Galena Block.
HHENRY REISER A FINE SELECTION OF
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rrAr COMMERCIAL ANnS''''S "ANh
Interest paid on savings. W. F.
,l,Is,r6rr prsat. p. W. Madsen' vice
arss, / b Calne cashier
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THE USUAL DEBATE.

The ordinance was not passed until
the usual debate had been held. Il was
occasloned by the Offering Of amend
ments to the original BILL all Of which,
with two exceptions, were finally de-
feated.
Howe &C. RI was the first TO lead
out with an amendment He wanted
TO go on record as fayoring the restrict
ing OF First West and Second West
between Fourth North and South Tenn
pie.
Fernstrom opposed the amendment
and was hauled over the Goals by
his colleague. Mr.. Howe. who Indirectly
charged Fernstrom with bad faith In
that he was not looking after the in
terests Of his constituents In the Third
precinct.
When the ordinance came 10 a vote
nine votes were recorder In Its favor
and two-Robertson and Canning
against Il. The latter said he was sat
lshed with the ordinance passed last
spring and the members Of the council
should not act like a lot OF school boys,
but let well enough alone The lives
OF women and children were In danger
when bIcyclists rode upon the side
walks and II was the duty Of the coun-
ell 70 protect them. Since the passage
Of the spring ordinance there had been
few II any wheel accidents before then
some one all the time was either get
ting his neck broke, or his nose skinned.
ORDINANCE IN FULL.
The full text OF the ordinance is as
follows.
Section 1. II shall be unlawful for
any person 10 ride any bicycle tricy-
Gle velocipede or other riding machine
upon any public sidewalk on any OF the
following streets:
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LUMBER DEALERS.
BAKERY.
PHoNocRAPHS
TICKET BROKERS.

-N------->-re--..-.fs-
OSCAR GROSHELL-R r. TlCkEls
bought and sold and exchanged. ~ Main
BUY YOUR OUT RATE TICKETS FROA
A. 4. Moon & Co. 20 SoG;h Main stra5l
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7,ovs SAYINGS BANK and Trust
Hl' H. oldest and largest savings
90 ~ man pays per cent interest
10y o.Ui an thousands Start am account
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A Richards Street for bargains in
all kinds OF picture framing