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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
foR SALE..REAL ESTATE


We SELL real eststs-that's all. Tuttle
Bros. 1s9 Main street Red bail signs
TITLE BROS. the real real estate
$50 cor. lot 4xl0. sth and * sts.
$50 J-r. cot and store 5 W.
So 4-r. r. cot. 2XZU md y.
- GER DIT. cot. lge- lot rtS. -.
S2,lle mod. ar. fr barn. fine lot, close IN.
InCc6 are bargains must De sold soon.
futile Bros, Progress Herald bldg iss
Main street, the real real estate people.
ALL KINDS. All parts of the city.
houston Real Estate Inv Co. IA Nam
WANTED-Property owners to know
mar nave a great many customers Tor
houses and lots III all parts Of the city.
u - ~ care TO sell YOU cannot 10 any oet-
Ter t1an list il with y. Richter. Home
investment Co, 8, S, 10, West LIST South
INVESTMENT BARGAINS.
Ne nave I'VE choice S3-00J bargains
CHOICE lot 4x10 and neat brick, gOoC
location, a snap. only s20Oo.
we have ten choice S2.0lo bargains
b-r0om modern brick, lot 4xl0. shade,
choice location. r. s. $500
r "a South. brick. lot 6xl0. $, 100.
MODERN brick on Brigham St, rooms,
eXseilenI furnace, only S4,lOG
several choice homes. all the heart
could desire. from 600 to $500.
cottage and good lot, F. Side, $3.50
a neat nome and choice lot. r. b Sl.5J1.
close IN, l0-rOOm house and barn, lot
XIV shade, etc. a snap, SZ.5o1.
l0-ro0m brick. close in. only S4500.
r. list South. 1-ToOm brick modern, hot
water neat. large barn. lot 5Xlg, S4---9o-
Twelve houses. $3.50 To $50 each
Modern brick on the East Side, 10 rooms,
also barn, corner lot, $500.
NnOlce building lots in all parts Of the
city Loans for building.
McGuTrln a Co, y w 3d South
DO YOU want anything better for 5000
IMAM a new modern brick Of Z rooms. Oak
drive etc, only 5000.
We have five choice s.. 900 ban gains.
tnoice lot 4X10 and neat brick. good To-
cation, a snap. only s200G.
we have ten choice s.. 900 bargains
6-rcOm modern brick lot axle shade.
cn9icc location. II. s. s.. 800
r End South. brick lot 6Xfe $40
Modern brick on Brigham St, I rooms,
excellent furnace only 81 leo.
Several choice homes all the heart could
desire, from S5O00 to $3.50
Cottage end good lot z. Side. $3.50.
Close in, IU-Toom house and barn, lot
5ZlU, shade. etc, a. snap. $3.50.
l0-rOOm brick. close is. only $500.
r. LIST South. f-rOom brick. modern. hot
water heat, large barn, lot 3x10. $3.50.
Twelve houses $3.50 to 1850 each.
Modern lick on the East Side. 10 rooms.
also barn, corner lot IS 800
.Choice building lots in all parts of the
city. Loans for building.
McCurrin & Co, 3 w 2d South
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George A. Points. Upper Sandusicy.
Ohio, writes: 81 nave been using
Foley's Honey and Tar for hoarseness
and find it is the best remedy It
stopped the cough Immediately and re-
lieVed all soreness" johnson Prs 1t
Drug company.
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Fire Sale of Sheet Musi

Damage by smoke. For one week
only. any piece of music 10 cents each:
retail price. 50 cents. 5000 20 select
from. Beesley's. opposite z. G. II. I.
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IIAH Steam Dveing and Cleaning 20
.! Richards St High-class work. noder.
ate prices Telephone No. 6s2, N.
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DEAFNESS Cured OF no pay c. II.
Rowan, Milwaukee, Wis.
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A RELIABLE man with good references
wants situation as Waterman or ianitor-
lib Second street.
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BY LADY. situation as cook for board
ing house or family. Address No. ..
Phipps Terrace.
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A GIRL would ike a place for work
or 10 do light house work. Apply TO 3 las,
Herald.
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Castle Gate, Sunny Side and Clear
Creek, lump. $500 per ton. Winter
Quarters, lump and all nut coal, SAYS
per ton
Anthracite, all sizes. $3.50 per ton.
d. J. SHARP, Agt.,
% South MaiE street. Telephone 429.
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Post yourself Copies of the Demo-
cratic campaign book for sale at this
Office at 2jc per copy
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FOR RENT---FURNISHED.

TWO SUITES of three and four fur
nished rooms for light housekeeping Mrs.
Davis, y North First West.
THREE ROOMS furnished for light
housekeepinE. I42 North Main street.
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We SELL real estate-that's all. Tuttle
BROS, ls9 Main street. Red ball signs
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AGENTS WANTED.

ENERGETIC AGENTS. 20 sell the
American Gas Lamp; just out. beats ev-
erything, all brass. highest quality
newest quality. guaranteed Exceptional
Inducements; hank references. American
Manufacturers Chicago.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

POSITION with law firm in city BY
young man 80. Admitted and practiced
i've years. Capable and reliable. B. lei,
Herald.
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LADY wishes A situation as housekeep-
or or to run lodging house. S3ia South
W. Temple
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A LADY with two boys. aged II and IS,
wishes a situation as hOusekeeper or TO
care for mOtheTless children. III South
Main.
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YOUNG MAN would like position in
office Understands shorthand and type
writing. Experience the object more than
vases. s. 15a. Herald.
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SITUATION wanted in office by young
man of business ability. Address 3 ieZ,
care Herald.
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JAPANESE, good cook of many years
experience, wants position in city. Ad-
dress G. NJ. P. o. box 1S5, salt Lake City.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Banlz
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. w. F. Arm
strong, president; J. Z. Caine, cashier.
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BRANCH OFFICES FOR RECEIPT
OF WANT ADVERTISEMENT

SHERWOOD'S PHARMACY, Fifth
South and State street
HAZEL DRUG co. corner of West
First South and Fourth West.
MCCOY PHARMACY, corner Third
South and Fifth. East.
FOULGER BROS co, IS K street.
5. B. COULAM, Eighth East and
First South
A. J. DAVIS & 90, corner Seventh
South and Seventh East.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

THE NORMANDY
p East Third South Newly furnished.
Baths Steam heat European plan.
NICELY FURNISHED rooms with
board at 15S N. Main street
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Special Embroiderv Sale.
So nTehesv the Furrier

This week. SEE advertisement on
PAGE g. THE LACE HOUSE.
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Election Raturns
- - 81 Womankind

Rv special wire at Walker house.
Pools now being sold. Tel. POS.
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DR.. Z. n. Keysor method of filling
teeth is painless 162 Main street, Auer-
bach building.
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Special Embroidery Sale.
- 90 81 60.

This week. See advertisement on
age 2. THE LACE HOUSE.
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A WOMAN with a child wishes d place
Herald.
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4 safe and permanent cure for drunk
euuess and drug addictions- Address
Kelley Institute First North and West
Temple St. or Box $50 SAT- Lake, Utah.
A Bread That Has Reputation is
ROYAL ssstL ROYAL
BREAD. nhPan BREAD.
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HOUSE CLEANING or any house work
by the day. - f. Sd So, room ..
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PERSONAL MENTION.

The many friends Of Judge Morris SOM
nler viii regret to learn that he has lost
the power of speech and is unable 10 de-
bate the political questions of the hour
he Is suffering with an attack Of ton
siliIIs
Miss Agnes Dahiquist i TO be given a
farewell benefit concert in the Seventeenth
waro bali tomorrow evening at o'clock.
The Eoung woman is 10 leave TOR Ger
many shortly 10 pursue her studies in
music. The programme viii be provided
By a number of well known musicians.
nlciudinE Professor Mcclellan. Professor
Lund, Hugh Bougall. Lizzie Thomas Ed
wara, 11gllvs O4sen Thomas and Others of
equal prominence
E ". Stringfellow and Calvin Buck
water. who have been on missions 10
Europe Tor The past two or three years.
arrived in Boston Friday on their way
home 10 Salt Lake. They viii stop TO visit
- ann Arbor, Mich. before cheir re
turn
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REFINED, well educated, middle age
woman accustomed TO travelling wishes TO
travel as companion or nurse to invalid.
Moderate Compenss ton. Address New
Yorker, care Herald.
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The undersigned has discontinued his
business in Bingham, having sold the
same to Hudgins & Riley.
p H RILEY.
May open up business in salt Lake in
a few days.
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BY A YOUNG MAN. position in a
first-class retail tobacco and cigar store
willing to work the first week or two
gratis: a dozen of the best references
Address p. y. Herald.
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HELP AND SITUATIONS WANT
ED ADVTS. WILL BE ACCEPTED
IN THESE COLUMNS FREE OF
CHARGE
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PERSONAL


e o. OLSEN, tailor. 325 Main street
Suits $50 up. Trousers, $ up. Cleaning
and repairing
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WARMING AND VENTlLATING

GEO. N. SCOTT-STREVEIL HARD
WARE co. Warm Air Heating and Ven
tilating Apparatus for Churches. Schools,
Residences. etc. All work guaranteed.
P. J. AIORAN.-Steam and hot water
heating and ventilating apparatus. No.
20 West Second South.
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AUCTION SALES.
LOST

BLACK COAT between sth and 18th So.
Return to Herald Office.
THURSDAY night. Iady's small watch
with green enamel and gold leaves Re
ward Return to Herald Office
OR STRAYED from 30 I street. sorreI
horse and phaeton Leave word 40 n
West Temple, or telephone SD A.
A BUNDLE in burlap sack containing
laundry and other articles. Lost between
Mail street and Fisher brewery. on Sec
ond South street. Finder leave at Herald
office. Reward James Kirk TooeIe.
AAfETH YST BREASTPTN Return to
u. S Murray, Telephone building. Re
ward.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRy


SOL SICKLE, the jewer-r. fs -,...
permanently at IS ETSr Ss.- -1.i.s.
street, Gaiena block. rl..---t Son.
house in the city FOR wa..r.- .--s-s
JeWeiry and first-ciass rsrairfre.
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FOR furs. KIutsford-
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GENTLEMAN with experience in ar
chiteCtural work desires employment. Ad-
dress 3 107 care Herald
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SPECIAL ELECTION NOTICE.

oFLCIaL ELLLI1UN NUL1CE-
National and local election returns by
special wire viii be received at the
Walker House. Pools now being sold
Mailed commissions viii receive strict
attention. Telephone 308.
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a MIDDLE-AGED LADY CScandinav-
lam would like a place as hOusekeeper, or
work in some Scandinavian home. Ad-
dress C. d. Herald
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WALLPAPER
MEDICAL
CLAIRVOYANTx

MRS P FONTYNE. 90 So West Ten
pie clairvoyant and trance medium
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GIRL WANTS a few small washings
to take home Apply at 2n East Sixth
South street
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REFINED GENTLEMAN. 500. 000.
beautiful home. but lonely win make
home happiest place on earth TO Kind
wife. Banker al North Park Ave,
Chicago, Ills
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

LADIES' JACKETS. drv cleaned g q
up. Gents Overcoats cleaned and mrs.
Sed, SIS up. Deseret Dye Works. rs
So. West Temple
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-01

takes with him to his new home
the good wishes Of every member
Of the club.
The banquet VAS served In the
handsome dining.room of Schieu.
ter and was quite an elaborate at.
fair.
President Il. L. Brown was toast.
mas'er and presided with his usual
grace The following ,oasts were
responded to:
Our Departing Friend" r. p.
Spencer.
Realities" G. W. Newton.
"Buttered Toast" w. r. Rainey.
my Pupil" Prof. r. Il. Speu.
Ger.
"Our Treasurer" Il. l.. Brown.
Westward the Star Of Empire
Takes Its Way" X. X. Mayer.
There were In all 81 gentlemen
present. I.arkin Hancock and Carl
Striker being the only invited
guests.
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-01
Ethel Hutehines.

Ethel Hutchings, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H.. Hutchiugs. Of
St. Louis, died at her home in St.
Louis OH Wednesday, May 33d. OF
tuberculosis Of the brain. The re.
mains were brought to Marshall on
Sunday morning for interment.
The funeral was held at the M. Il.
church. South, on Monday morn.
ing at 10 o'clock, Rev. J W. How.
ell conducting the services. Bur.
ial at Ridge Park cemetery.
Ethel was the only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Hutchings,
who have recently located in Mar.
shall. Mr.. Hutchings is president
Of the Western College Of Photog.
raphy. The deceased was IS years
and 6 months old; was a very
bright and s,udious young girl,
having stood the highest Of any Of
her class Of a. in the Sherman
school. The bereaved family have
the sympathy Of the community in
this great sorrow.
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-01
Entertained

A pleasant event IF the week in
social circles was the party given
by Miss Callie Mitchell ON Thurs.
day evening. at her home on Col.
lege Hill, to a limited number of
friends. complimentary to her guest,
Miss Mary Ann Wood Of Independ.
ence.
A game that afforded much
pleasure was. Popular Songs.
The questions being pinned on the
walls in conspicuous places. were
to Ike answered by the title of some
popular song. For instance. who
was She, answer Sweet Marie.
who was her lover, answer Ben
Bolt. An interesting feature of
the game was that the answers,
when given. provided quite a little
romance.
Refreshments were served during
the evening, which was one of un.
usual pleasure. The entertained
were: Misses nellie Dobyns. Janet
Laird. Elizabeth Tucker, Maude
Mackey. Mary Black, Alma Siler
and Bette Naylor. Messrs b. G.
Hamilton, Joe Todd, Bert Pyle,
Prof. X. J. Peters. X. L. Bird,
Harry Jones and Clyde Galloway.
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-01
Edward julius Benedick.

Edward Julius Benedick. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Benedick, died
at the home Of his bro,her.in.law,
N. Stedem. on South Odell avenue,
on Monday morning. May 20. 1900,
Of appendicitis.
Just two weeks ago, this young
man was enjoying good health and
came to town on Saturday after
noon, when about 4 o'clock he
was taken violently i'll. aud al
though his condition at one time
was very much improved. and his
friends thought it only a matter Of
time when he would Ike able to at.
tend to business. yet for several days
before his death he became very
much worse and his physicians de-
cided as a last resort to perform an
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-01
Farewell Dinner.

Mrs. Emelie Mayer entertained
at dinner on Sunday. at her home
on South Odell avenue, in honor
Of her son, Karl. who left Monday
for Denver, which will he his home
In the future. The dinner was a
very elaborate one and with the
usual pleasant surroundings and
accessories. this little gathering
was q very delightful one. Every.
one present was impressed with the
fact tina, there Is nothing sweeter
in this life than 10 meet and enjoy
the companionship Of frierds.
Miss Faa,ie Francisco favored
the company with some choice 70.
cal selections. while Mrs. Mayer's
instrumental numbers were as usu.
al. greatly enjoyed.
The entertained were. Misses
Martha Rea. Minnie Murreli. Pet
Parrish. Fannie Kincaid, Fannie
Francisco, Mabel Mcclure. Messrs
Will Walker. Will Rea. Charles
Chapline and NJ. F. Cooper.
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-01
Banqueted.

The reception given on Saturday
night from 7 to ~ by the Mistletoe
Club IN honor of X. Mayer. was a
fitting compliment to one who. aside
from the fact that he was a charter
member, was also its treasurer and
a member Of the executive commit
tee, and whose relations with each
OF its members was like that of q
brother. That his departure
was an occasion of genuine regret,
was manifested by each, and he
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-01
Cecil Thomas Wilson.

Cecil Thomas Wilson. who for
the space Of nine days gladdened
the hearts Of his fond parents, died
on Saturday. May a6. 1900. at S
O'Clock in the morning. They laid
him away in beautiful Ridge Park
at 3 O'Clock In the afternoon, Rev.
J. W. Howell Of the NJ. +. church.
South, conducting the services.
The sympathy of the community
Is extended to the parents in this
their first sorrow.
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-01
BoehmGilson.

Mr.. Emil Boehm and Miss Mat.
tie ellison, both of Boonville, were
married on Monday evening at the
residence Of Father O'Neil,. who
performed the ceremony. Mr..
Bcehm is a tailor by trade and has
accepted a position with S. I. Clark
of this city. We extend congratu.
lations to Mr.. Boehm and give him
a warm welcome to Our city.
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-01

operation. which was done on Sat.
urday night. Although he stood
the operation fairly we'll, he lived
only ~ hours.
Two years ago Mt. Benedick lost
q son with the same disease. De.
ceased was . member Of the Catho.
lie church. was an intelligent. en-.
ergetis young farmer and q great
comfort to his father and mother,
Of whom he was especially fond.
The funeral was held on Wednes.
day at 10 o'clock a. m. at Catholic
church In this city. Rev. Father
O'Neii conducting the services.
Burial at Ridge Park cemetery.
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-01
Marriage Announeement.

One Of the most interesting aud
original parties was given by Miss
Agnes Spencer to twelve young Ia.
dies on Friday evening hours from
to 9. During the evening, the
guests allowed themselves to drink
In the pleasures Of the hour, never
dreaming Of the surprise that
awaited them, which was to Ike
served Ia the second course Of the
menu, the 6rst Of which was fruit.
salad and waters. While q spirited
conversation was being held and
everybody talking at once, in came
Miss Pet Parrish with a waiter filed
with cards containing the name If
each n present, and just as they
had made up their minds that some
kind Of contest had been provid.
cd by the thoughtful hostess,
ONT turned their card over.
when TO their amazem-nt. instead
Of II containing a game Of authors.
popular songs, pu~ts, etc. a. they
expected. Il contained the marriage
announcement Of Mr.. Charles K.
Graham Of Mexico and Miss Mary
Northern Of this city. to take place
June S. 1900. at the residence Of
Dr. ]. Il. Harris on East North
street at 8 O'Clock p. m.
Everybody present was eager to
offer congratulations. aud during
the excitement. which ran high,
they almost iorgo, to partake Of
the luscious Strawberries, ice cream
and cake. which made up the third
course.
The bride elect. In her own quiet
way. seemed to enjoy the surpris.
ing announcement quite a. much
as any Of them. The evening.
which had proven such a pleasant
one, came to an end all too soon.
aud will no doubt Ike remembered
by those present long after silver
threads have sprinkled the raven
locks Of one Of the purest aud sweet.
est maidens that ever took upon
hers-lf the marriage vows.
The entertained were: Misses
Berta and Fannie Francisco. Lulu
Lamkin. Pet Parrish. Pearl Parrish.
May Brandon, Florian VERIFY .Pearla
Strother. Annie Hawkins aud Iva
Osborne.
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-01
onaJohason

Miss Fannie Johnson. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Johnson and
Mr.. Robert Jones. Of Kansas City.
were quietly married OF Sunday af-
ternoon at ago o'clock by Rev. b.
7. Wharton. at his residence OF
Capitol Hill. The bride. formerly
one Of the REPUBLICAN, force, but
who for some months has been con-.
nected with the Index. Is a young
lady possessing a lovely disposition
and Is a modest sweet girl. The
groom il connected with one OF the
hotels in Kansas City.
MI. aud Mrs. Jones left on the
afternoon train for Kansas City.
which will be their home in the fu.
ture. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hillen
of Arrow Rock attended the we'd
ding.
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-01
Hstfield>Marshall.

J. NJ. Hatfield. son OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. NJ. Hatfield. and Miss Lille
b. Marshall. were married ON Mon.
day evening at $50 by Rev. b. r.
Wharton at his residence on Capt.
tol Hill. The wedding was a very
quiet one. the sister Of the bride
and q brother Of the groom being
the only persons present at the
ceremony.
The bride Is q most worthy young
lady. The groom Is a member of
the firm Of M. Hatfield 4 Son and
also a member Of the Marshall
band. whose many friends rejoice
with him In his new found happi.
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatfield left on the
Hummer for a visit to friends in
the east and will he at home in
Marshall after June Ist.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-19

by means of which communication
could be had with the office of the
train dispatcher, says the Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Under the old system it was neces-
sary to wait until the car reached a
telephone station before communica-
ton could be established. The sys-
tenn, however, was considered as quite
an innovation at that time.
Modern suburban liues are now even
better equipped, for each car carries
with its telephone outfit an additional
attachment, consisting Of jointed
fishing rod which is wired and carries
at its tip hook that may be thrown
over the telephone wire alongside the
track BY this means instant connec-
ton is made wherever the car may be.