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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-02-16

now S.. so. Odd Trousers from
$3.50 and SIS Suits, now $3.50.
Sack SUITS for Men were So, so, IS
and $40, now s., to clean up; all
sizes, 50 to AZ. All Wool Over
coats. Oxford Frieze, Black ker-
sey and light Converts, at S.. We
are overstocked on our finest
Suits and Overcoats. rs per cert
or x off the price Of Mems, $40 to
$40. Mems finest Overcoa,s, $40
to $50, now 4 off the prices. rs
per cent OFF prices Of Bows Suits
and Boys Overcoats. These are
all big bargains. Don't wait, but
come see them. You will save
money and get good Clothing.
Closed evenings at 8, except
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-02-16
Desirable North East Property
FOR SALE OR RENT.

The Davis store and residence on Main
street, North East, for sale or rent. Contains
2 Store Rooms, rooms in residence good
stabling and barn. Best repair. Terms mod
crate. Apply to
JOHN T. DAVIS
Febl6-4w. North East, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-02-16
Farm For Sale.
WANTE ED.
Help Wanted

WANTED-Girls to operate sewing ma.
chimes at our factory in Elkton Apply at
once. NELSON MANUFACTURING co.
novl7-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-02-16
NOUCE 70 CREDITORS.

THIS IS t. give ucficr that the subscriber OF
trcN count, has obtained from tr,. Orrhru
'Hr Of said count letters OF administration
on the rCr,u' a t~fat, OF
WILLIAM J CAMERON.
late of SAID county. deceased An persons
having claims a~., lsi the suii d,,,i~t, are
h"r"''" warm d {" o' hjhit the SAM Win thr
'"urhvrs thereof duiN authenticated.
on or before he liJn day OF August, 1901,
they MAJ otherwise be excluded ,ruri any
h"n"tt OF said estate. All persons indebted
iosrid cSint" are requested to make tmme-
diai" Ua' mCnt 80 the subscriber Given ur-
der NY hand this ll'h DAY of +, hrunt,. 1901
FchlG Gw t>;nir
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-02-16
Farm for Sale, Rent or Exchange

70 Acre Farm at Bacon Hill Station, Cecil
county. Md on w. & g. II. X. Good build
ings. Good location. address
J. +. HARVEY,
feb9- Childs Md
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Store for Rent.

FOR RENT-The store room a I Chlds Md.
Size 22xb0 feet. Glass front. Stable in rear
of lot. Good stand for live business man.
j. HAYES GALLAHER
l0O5-06 Betz Building
Feb9- Philadelphia, Pa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-02-16
Money To Loan.

In sums to suit, secured by mortgage on
real estate.
JOSHUA CLAYTON,
Attorney. at-LAw,
Jan.l9-tf. Elkten, Nd
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Farmer Wanted

Tenant wanted to farm 10 acres OF land at
Cherry Hill. apply to ALLAN Mol NE,
jan28-tf Cherry Hill, Cecil county. Md.
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GRIST MILL FOR RENT.

The undersigned will rent her New Roller
Process Grist Mill. situated about one mite
north OF Elkton, Md. on the Big Elk Creek. in
good nevhbOI hood for business New and
improved rollers and three runs of buhrs,
Term to begin March 9th 1901
MARY J. RICKETTS,,
Jan l9-tf. EIkton Md
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-02-16

We have too many
goods. Read the
prices. Come in
and see the bargains
Coats and Vests left
from S. and $40 Suits
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-02-16
WO0ochOpperS Wanted.

Woodchoppers wanted at once. Apply to
WHIT .KER lR N COMPANY,
jan26-tf Principle Furnace, Ceoil Co Md
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Bran for Sale.

Just received carload Of light choice bran
NJ. + MAGRAW,
at ". h Robnson's Warehouse,
dtc29-tt Singurly, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-02-16
THE MUST POWER.

Y Jerry interesting is the study OF
" human motives. When man
achieves pre- eminent success in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
WHAT WILL THE HARVEST Brs

The star has washhun Jr member
ne Minnesota Legislature octopus
m ssoOus language Great
Railroad suso OF tho
Securities Company"
The writer among things;
White
peasns euphernism community
consolidation of the al
fes against the consolidation
she people OF the
The fact that this erected by
81 stock 70 third
eo from the meaning the
mcanins OF the iaw proceeding
TWO competing
Jersey II IL transaction
pressed wishes of the people this II shoud
Sisted to the last ditch legitimate method
There a
Northern Securities Company only
The state Of Minnesota directly
posed 70 The spirit and intent the
u bshooves
Northwest, prompt steps thwa
tbs gisansc country
authority control OF
Messrs. j. >.
There holds the
manp
uIasion Taxing this passes
from
nnx
be take
happen be
win pias with
he ada millions o hcsrdss
street
and
coast wv *tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
HIGHLAND LIGHT
REPORTED LOST
Foundered on the Coast Of Van.
couyer Island November 10Th

II IL reported that the bark High
land Light foundered OF the
coast OF Vancouver Island November
i6 Details OF the accident can not
De gotten because Of the lack OF
telegraphic communication.
The bark foundersd 80 miles OF
HsHaulat. on Vancouver Island. IL
II supposed that she Was driven out
Of her course by tho winds and
finally sprung a leak, which could
not be controlled BY the crew. The
crew were then forced 10 land on the
island and wait for a passing ves-
eei 20 take them or. For this rca-
son the news has Just reached the
outer world.
The Highland Light was on a run
from Tacoma 20 San Francisco with
lumber. she frequently called at
Seattle. ard made two trips 20 Nome
last season. she was vessel %
i.t7s.s3 tons and was fss feet In
length. She was owned In san Fran
cisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
THE WICKED STAND
IN SLIPPERY PLACES
THESE PEOPLE SLID

II windy night. So windy that penple who once
lived the met
- - - '~e
sons Of limited weight umbreiIas
sal o1sins me prooem q aerial navigation
Two sdss Les and gentleman who walking
son street h between Third and
q nsir 9 es They were nice people AZ they
ne Cod Book ssys the wicked .ana slippery
tnese persons couldn't
OF the ladies' sapped a
put she unbalanced the
feet When her heels
newspaper - that he
comic opera he looked
IN upsaf @na tna the male speciality
= We an 90 one everybody he
oses me- footing This gentleman feet fror
$500 avenue he WoDeed for about
nAiker maknI oeeve ne - going
strides
~ ne EARN from the hast
=, ~ aees ankis. anu the hneis
yelled Slide Kelly. slide advise accepted ana The
nnMhne acrobat $40 down the second
avenue sidewalk Ike tohogsan think there was
anything about effa thai vent ar ar The
cheerful screams Of his late companIons - - -
e.a...asa.ae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
HIGH Wind
in HARBOR
Last Nights Storm Made
Vigilance Necessary

shippers and wharf-front people
we're busy last night, The wind COM
mcnced early enough In the evening
to sive ample warning. and the
warning was well needed. Harbor
men say that last nights wind storm
was one OF the heaviest ever known
ON the hay. and yet the fortunate
fact rcmaina that on the front no
damage of any consequence has
occurred. The craft were all
moored on the sheltered aide of
docks ana IN consequence remained
In safety. although the crews on the
steamers and the boatmen kept
a sharp lookout ali night for posai-
bile accidents. Some delays we're cc-
casioncd 20 steamers arriving. and
v u reported that several vessels on
the Sound lay Co ia sheltered spots
ON account OF the high wlndH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
NEW HEALTH OFFICE
Employees Expect To Move Within
Next Few Days

The employees on the health depart
ment expect 20 get into their new
quarters In the eity's building AZ
Fifth avenue and Yesler way. with
Ia the next few days.
The police matron win be moved
from that building and given guar
ters IN house nearer tho police sta-
ton. The health department viii
get the second fioor. On the frat
iioor VIII be up q temporary deten-
ton room for smallpox patients. and
also a dispensary where medicines
viii be siven the poor. At the pres
emit time. when persons apply 10
Health Offscnr Carroll for free meds-
cine. he ia compelled 60 give them
an order on q drug store. A dlA-
pensary conducted by the city itself.
viii be a great saving. says DR.. Car.
roll. and more satisfactory all
around
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
SADIE WAS
ONLY SkEERED

Bliss sadie ChlIds. who made g
sensational attempt TO commit sui
eide by jumping from the YeaIer
wharf Monday II stiil at provI-
dence hospital. She IL none the
woTse for her experience, except
very nervous from fright. ghe stllt
refuses 70 tell why she made the at
tempt 20 drown herseif. Despond- .
ency IL advanced by her friends AZ
the cause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
PRETTY GOOD MILK
Out Of 1850 Gallons. but IS
We're Condemned

Milk Inspector Woodcocka report
for November shows that 1850 gall
Ions OF milk were inspected and Of
that amount but 40 gallons were con-
demned. Il shows that the milk fur
nianed the people Of Seattle " al
most free from any impurities. Mr..
Wcodcock inspected 20 mis- trains.
% milk wagons and y dairis-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
Umbrella Came High

Judge George yesterday afternoon
sent Walter claffey TO jail for 20
days for stealing an umbrella from
ne Borleto saloon. cIaffey II a
f0re user
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04

REcEIYER's AUCTION.
AUCTION sale ~ the $4,000 stock Of
mems, boys and chlidren'a fine
clothing furnishing goods and
shoes; ladies' and chiidren's under
wear, hosiery and shoes: ladies'
jackets and tailor made suita. chill
dren's cioaka and heavy goods for
Alaska wear. Bales daily al 1918
a. NJ. and 2 =. m, az the store
rooms, isiT-isig let ave. y block
north OF poatoffice. Joe Martin.
aucticneer,
y. Q. niciSERTcN. general auction.
eer. itiz FIRST avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04

MISUNDERSTANDING scuoors

EGAN Dramatic school prepares
pupils for dramatic and operate
ton and oratory. viii furnish
plays and coach dramatic clubs.
Tues. and Fri, Il Holyoke.
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'- 81 siSlsss cHANcEa

sTkANEhK ATTENTIONS
AltE You looking for a aafe and prof.
d 50. We can offer YOU "a any ssl num-
Der recurring an Investment OF from
$50 10 Sa.e4 Every business op-
portnnity that passes through office
must stand tias closest Investigation.
and We can place you IN bank.
store. factory, hotel. mil. once or
N TACT, any business you may pre-
fer. Kindly call and investIsate.
german- = na.rtcan Investment Co.
BALLOON MEN. ATTENTION
FOR Salo-Two saloons on First ave-
nus. near Pike street. new busldlnxs
and new bars ana fxfurcn. lease
map ee had for 70 years: price. ,t.cco
amount onc-haif can 81 pala n'sh
and the balance when you get ready .
the best saloon property In Seattle
today Tor the money. We have 81
other saloons. ranging In price from
Investment co.
BOX FACTORY. ------
FOR Sale--Intercat IN one Of the ia,u-
sss and best gaying box factories
and gay. with tnres years or.ier-
ahead, retiring member Of the firn
met WITH a serious accident, which
disahier him permanently. and Ms
place must be filled by a man cap
Gcrman-American 60.
- t.opIfNG HOUSES
FOR Sale-We have a fow hieh-ct,~.
lodging houses. rot the klnd that ire
usually filled with ''dummiea'f ANA
a lot % cheap. secondhand fttrrI-
ture. fitted expressly 10 catch che
uuHnnhisticated stranger but eorne
established reputable ard gnod nav
Ing invest nents that we can safely
Iecotnmend herman American In.
veaimsnt Co. bi2 Third avenue.
WHOLESALE COMMfssfDS
HOUSE
s. go cash and services secures In
terent and good position IN one or
the leading wholesale produce and
commission houses In Seattle. e.
tnhhshed since 1886. with upwnrsla ~
20 shippers and 90 local patrona
highest commercial and bank refer.
sncra given, money 70 be depoeIsed
N bank TO Increase busineaa Car
ninn- American Investment 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04

BuslNEss ooLLIsaEs

cLARkEs fofnin ahorthand scho5r
IndiNidnel Instruction. - Boston.
IEo,s business cohege union-ad, In
diNidnal instruction, all subjects
BEST methods aud teachers Acm.
business College. Second and Pike
WILSON'S Mod. Bua. Coll. Main sis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
AueTroNrEfts
ArayrinN sAIEs

JOE MARTIN. general. auctioneer
and storage. 22is First avenue. Tel.
Oak 74E
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ufnbsR street.
Leave Naattie--e.so A. m. texcept
Hundaysl and 1000 a. m. iis p. m.
ffor Hremerton onlyl and - y. M
Saturday only. extra trip 80 D. MI
Leave Bremerton--sis and ii.t5 a.
m, 500 and esis p. IN. Leave sidney
~: 50 and n 30 a. m. 600 .. m.
Leave Charieston--s.oo and HIS q.
m. s.oS .. m.
For Pleasant Beach and Bean
Point take steamers leaving Seattle
AZ 1000 a. m and lis y. m. Leaving
firewerton ~ Sis a. m. and Sis .. m.
Fare 50 cents round trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
rLAt,.yoy AVIS

MADAM CAROLINA = The well
Known, wonderful elairvoyant me-
dunn, tells past. present and fu-
ture, names given, palmist read
ings and cards. 25o up. 1909 lst
ave-, room 100; Green Iis0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04

1850.
Good s-room house on ssxf0s fe<s .
I.atona fruit. berries and currss'..
This bargain viii 60 quick.
$3.50.
Corner lot on Thirteenth ayenas /,
blocks from the Pacific school
$500.
Desirable lots on Queen Anne hls
NORTHWEET TRUST AND skrs
DEPOSIT co.
Real Estate Departrnenf.
s0-9f Columbia ST. Tel. Main =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
Or. EIy's Lecture

Dr. Richard T. Ely. Of the Univere-
ify Of Wisconsin, will lecture tonight
al Germania hall. under the auspices
Ut the Seattle Economic League. The
lecture will begin at 3 O'Clock. a
small admission fee will be charged.
, Tomorrow evening a public recep-
ton VIII be rendered to DR.. Fly by
the University Of Washington at
Denny hall a short program Of
music and addrcsses will open the
reception. All friends Of the uni
yeralfy are invited TO attend.
Or. Ely In one Of the most distin-
s<s1sahed educators and economic
critters in the country.
-
Coal, wood. phone Seattle Fuel co.
-.
Ladies' Furs made and repaired,
&C Berg, 1913 Third ave.
- ------
GO 70 SPINNING Tor Liezelc rspaira
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rLtMnING.

THE 5. l.. CRAVENs Co. SOi Pike
street, contracting plumbers and
Main S3i.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnsfaAcT or rtfLE
osiOhNE. IltEApEH 4 Co. ine,.
Abstract Co. established 1873. Min
INK claim abstracts basement Of tho
Mutuai life building.
Booth Whittlenoy- Hartford Abstract
Co. established isgJ. basement u
iiailer block Telephone. Mein iA
hEATTlE Abstract co.. n. q b Ok.
AncnITssoTs
JOHN dRAhAM. go -2zl Globe blk.
Tel James 22zl.
q w nonouToN. I'LL Collins.
NORTHUMBERLAND
VA. ~ sUrTNEt, attorney AZ law
hulin prosccutod and defended AZ all
eeuria. - years experience Proceed
inEs Ia bankruptcy. Companies incor-
pornted, Abetfucta carefully sKpfn-
innd Collections made IN all parts
Of the United States. Highest efm-
fnsrclnt ana bank referoncss 10
Third avenue. Phone, Main 1900
FRANK y. WHEELING. Boston blk
~ - MARTfN 10 Mutual Life bid
~, A. KELLoUo rs Bailey build ~.
W. u. LANBuTH Ds-s Paoinc blocp.
A. c. MACDONALD. aos Burke 81
Root, Palmer a brown. Pioneer bii
y. 6. coHOvEH. 1-is Halter building
LYMAN r KNAPP. 70 Heller bpllaina
~ WARD KENT u. Burke bulidiit
~ p. DouGLAa toi New York hit.
HORACE PETER. Eis Sew York blk
pf1EnRE y PERRY, $50 Burke bl,ek
9. 3 LAEdLAND. % " Y bloc 6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04


rUGET BOuEB NATIONAL BAN1s
OF SEATTLE
Capital rtoek paid IN. ssz.eooi surplus.
). FurtA, pres: .. s. Goldsmith. wise
Correspondence in prineipsi elite. On
the United States and Europe.
PEOPLES SAVINGS RANK
Second svcsns ana Pike street Capt
tai paid up. SiB0o " G. re,sfeidsf.
pres- y. n Hayden. cash: J. r. Green-
Leaf asset rnsh. Commercial savings
and trust business
6cancInavlsn- American Bank
q Seattle. A general banking business
transacted. Deposits fi.tao.oae A
chilbsrx. pres; z; I. Grondam .frst
Lara asst cash. No branches
National Bank OF commsrcs
Paid UP capital, .slso.e0.
Trannscis general banking business
eaah. SAFE s.pe1i, s vaults Tor y rsS,.
ssts oepssi. vssis bsxss Ter asss
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
Paid ~ capital. yfiba. ooo.
General banking business tranezcted
J. ID. HoEa fr.. pres: ~ McNlcksn.
vice pres. L. Turner. cash. X. y
principal cities u q. q and Europa
The Cansdiaa 8aak Of Commerce
%@b*Aa4 tAad NF s.s.....ss.s..s.. tSstfAst*e
fEiKht million doiiars1
Surplus commence. ..............tz q. nt1. CO..
Interest allowed on time deposits. a
general Banking business transacted
SEATTLE BRANCH - Corner OF
Jasnea street and second avenue.
u. A. CAMERON, Manax c-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
CLOTnf-s cIrANIvc

SEATTLE Clothes Presains CO !:
clothes In shape 81 30 month: dyeta,x'
repairing. 1907 Third. Bun 1904
HIGHEST prices Tor CASTOR clothing.
nnNn TnNlnr. 10 Aiarr- BnNd hLlldln.y
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DnEssnAHnns

4. N. PinLLlra, "a iisass5 biosf
chicago Dental - tlss Hinckisy
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VIM. b. MuLLIN-New wofk snaran.
teed one year. Tel. Bun 1884
Geo III woodhouse Co. Tel Main 81
KAUFMAN Plumbing Co. Bun Iii-
TltEo. TURNER. Tel. Green All.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04

WIRE. IRON AND rLAIINe
pac Ran q PlAtlng WORKS. SO E lr-.
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ladies' F'urs made and repaired.
e. G. Berg. 1913 Third aye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04

DANCING Glasses for beginners Mon
day and Friday evening at $50 Prof.
WILSON'S school Of dancing. private
lessons daily. Ranko hall Pike
street
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Coal, wood, phone Seattle Fuel Co
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MRS HANSON Fsn opening ~ afyi-
ish millinery. Corner Fourth ana
Pine.
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Lynch = siiAW. ST. IIaiier bid
hine 4 8 hmlta G Hinkiey bioee.
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FOR iadlee tailor ana reception gov -
call ~ Lamb Sisters. NOAH Collins
llgfh
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ROYAL PALACE DREBgMAKTSG
PAHLOHH Ladies ana chlidren'a
Tailoring, Hainy- Day Skirts and
Iunnlul. .IIlta l.Il a ~.
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MIR. H.. n. T.. COLLINS, teacher OF
fashionable and select society dan
cling. Studio. Holyoke block. Phone
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cling. Studio, Holyoke block. Phone
Red ass.
PROF. LITTLE. teacher OF hall room
and fancy dancing. 3l2 Madison.
Phone. Buff esl,
SOCIETY and stage dancing. III VI.
Estes supervisor Normal association,
gaiS Flrst, Green i416
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERs
sODENQ uiS'f a ROskl.EAF', shots
at 2iS-eeo Spring street.
BR0MLEY y WELLS. general con-
tractors, n Starr-Boyd building.
Tel. Main Aa.
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Port Orchard Route

Daily service. effective Sept. 10. 1901.
isremerfun lu. n. Navy Yard aud
Dry Dock, Charleston and sidney.
UerErA AEnE
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AncilIIi.ors
AIsronNnYs-Ar-IAw

JOHN dHAaAM. gzO-agl Globe BLK.
Tel James z2zl.
u, W.. HoDOHToN, 4li-i1 Collins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
PHYSICIANS Am suncro,s

,s.-,-ls,'.'.s = ttsEoNs
DIR. J. q. STEWART, specialist in dis
gases OF women. Edinburgh Medical
Institute. Boston block.
DRS. !. M. and AGNES h. HARRI-
son, removed to Haller Bldg.
DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL, diseases OF
women, 81 Hnkley.
DIR. MILES, removed TO 1b-1e Heussey
building. ard and Pike. Tel Green ia
DIR. VAN DYKE, diseases 81 women.
chronic diseases. Wash. building
DIR. HiNKl.E, gll-ai2 Mutual life
bldg. Tel White bs9. res. Bun sii.
DIR. FALk. N-ls starr Boyd huiidl1S
lei. Hlaek so. res: Green 1851
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04

iEHSONAI
HEATERS. Heaters. Heaters--A large
stock OF secondhand heating stoves
Of all kinds and all sizes for sale. al
your own figures, az Red Front Fur
Co, ii2 ID ave. south.
THE cheapest place TO buy oil and
Gasoline Is from The Olympic OH Co,
ai3 5rd ave. Tel. Main 81. Also
coal by sack OF ton.
ADVERTISING rates Of AL magazines
and newspapers furnished on appu.
cation. The G. Y. white Advertising
Bureau, New York building. Seattle
SEE Lloyd. nriscoe a Lloyd. s. HEnck-
~ block. about your homes for cash
or deferred payments.
OXYDoNOR Victory" the genuine,
cures all diseases. avoid imitationN
g Mcdonald block.
ELECTRIC massage--SiS list ave.
Room g.
WANTED-oid gold and silver. He
HenEei mfg. jewoler. = Hinckley
LADIES. try a bath Mrs TAFT. care
fui massage. sii Thru avenue.
FASHION Hair Store has removed TO
81 Second ave.
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Personal

Barnes 3 Co, i.-7b starr-Boyd building
y. 3. ADAMS. drnftIng. colman nld.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-04
A BATTLE OF GIANT


rTHE GREAT fought by
arra War matter OF
4 50 dome fn a single
is
hnaHcs that
Of the and
cos fails peopl
mighty conflict
which n
e Ola strsses Of selad knights
Ae fctsi on che either theGoud
two opposing
nfR vith their raHe
noed by the vanderbilt The Northwestern
@ for the Union Pacific
~ the Denver
al their traffic the Missouri
Of
Faelit |hsa he tat the stock $50
Frs'an roai
here again zoekIers
everything possible tolent 4ould
e have secured the Wheeling
the
andn
OF the Goulds of Amerea.
to ction is both
h4t the the
trade This Shows cqncusvey looking
We west for ther greatest business
u vn stocks 80 sky"ard
probable that when monopoly
r Te the money viii come cut Of the pubic
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-04
SOCIETY No7Es

Mr.. and Mrs. jay Tarvin Harris wiz
occupy Mrs. sara Bransford's home.
during TIE summer.
Colonel Edwin r. Holmes leaves to-
morrow Tor the east. Mrs. Holmes and
mother. Mrs Bransford, win join him
later in the month.
Mrs. V. e. Bartlett announces the
engagements of her daughter, Sadie
Witherlv, to Mr.. Leon Goodrich Camp
bell Of California. present manager of
the Salt Lake Trading stamp company.
The marriage viii take place in the
Christian Science church on May Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feed Baker and child
rem arrive this morning TO visit AIr- and
Mrs. Edward s. Ferry.
q . -
coIoneI and Mrs. Edwin f, Holmes
gave a box party at Sag Harbor"
Thursday evening.
The Rho Beta Pi fraternity of the
L. D. 5. college gave a successful dance
last evening at Cbristensens' This
was the last dance OF their series aud
was most thoroughly enjoyed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-04
BREAKING THE SoiID SOUTH

COMMENTING ACTION praceapy
o q
will
diuou o
hem
o
less solid I'eppbesT
who rightly belong the
oc eko on the other hand there the north old unon
are thor9aghy Democratic principle
spea PRIVILEGES for none and who stI vote The Puban ticket because
All this and the changed
pa e he
was has
been getting at the best of the legislative
factories have 2aen protected
even now The south esaHing
anus
one the solid
lection and the stinuant
the nheaaen states via ind
me oh ttrns VIII fen
YIN lose nueh Of rs patriotic tne The gospel Of pro-
te,tof VIII NOT q
ase2a9 The breaking up q solid though at
leventu adds to
o he. enjr ecountry.