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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-29
MAY POSTPONE
CONVENTION
Democratic Committee to Decide
Question Today.
MAY BE PUT OFF ONE WEEK
PLATFORM DISCUSSED AT MEET
ING OF DEMOCRATS.

As the result of suggestions from nu-
merons prominent Democrats. # IS pos
siblc that the date for the Democratic
city convention will be changed from
"Wednesday next to one week from
Wednesday. With this in view. Chair
mae Anderson will cali a meeting Of the
SS;ty committee. to be held in his office
mis- afternoon.
In support Of the movemen, it is argued
Nnat this viii be very busy week ghe
state tair opens on Tuesday and con-
terence on Friday Other events are
scneduled which many would like to at
tend. Even tomorrow. the date set for
the district primaries, numbers az Der1o-
Srats VIII be busy preparing for the com
Ing events.
The attendance at the convention viii
DC Increased considerably, IL IS poiuted
out by the post l,0uement. With a larger
attendance there VIII be more interest
IN the campaign and more enthusiasm
-Anotner argument put forward by those
aaForlng postponement IA that a long
campaign requires money, an article
winch Democrats are Droverbially short
on
The convention proposition and other
matters were argued by 4 few Demo-
Gratis who got together Informally last
niEht- Among the matters brought up
was that or platform 1t was the gem
eral opinion that the campaign should
be waged on local issues almost entirely
1or IN that line there Is plenty of ma
tsrial 20 work on.
IL the ideas suggested last night are
carried out there Will be no evasion ON
any issue Every question of rnoment to
the votes in the coming camDaiEn will
be met fairly and fearlessly, and everv-
BODY VIII know Just whore the Demo
cratic party Sands. The rights of the
WheelneD were discussed at some length.
Those present VINO rode wheels opp0sed
any plank or this subject in the plat
FORM 1T was stated that the wheelmen
OF the city are against Mayor Thomp-
son IS "A amt, ana will do all in their
power to secure his defeat in the event
OF his nomination by the Republicans
Mayor Thompson has vetoed every
measure in the interest OF bicycle rid
ers, said wheelmau, land he has los
tered every measure against them. There
are at least 1000 voters in salt Lake
who ride wheels. ard every one OF us.
regardless of politics. will vote against
Thompson. provided we get a reasonable
assurance that the Democratic candidate
will give us fair treatment"
The question of fixing the order of
business in the convention so as to make
the selection of a campaign committee
come first was considered and heartily
Endorsed It was agreed that i'm this
way. and I'm this way only, suitable men
would be selected.
Various names were suggested for
chairman of the committee. Those meet
ing with most favor were i. w. Wilson.
j.. g. Dunbar, James g. Leary and w.
III. Dale.
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Keoeh-M,Kenna Private Hospitel

Attention Wheelmen.
There will be a special meeting today
Sunday at 2 y. m. Of the association
in the police court room. Please at
tend
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DEMOCRATIC PRI8rARYs.
Places Selected for District Meetings
Tomorrow Night.

Tomorrow Night
The following places have been selected
as the places in which TO hold the Demo-
cratic district primaries tomorrow night.
ln each instance the primary Will begin
at o clock:
First Precinct.
1-S2t Palm avenue. residence II. c.
Corner Nin-h East and Ninth South.
residence J. NJ Letter
S-0l6 south Seventh East, residence
John Montgomery
4-s75 south Fourth East Branting's
5-Third ward annex.
6-Basement city and county building.
s-gaselnent city end county building.
'ad!es club TOOms
S-'rueN Ninth ward meeting house
9-NSt selected
10-AuneN Tenth ward meeting house.
u-323 South Ninth East, residence B.
y. Golding.
Second Precinct.
12-1S5 ives. Seventh South, residence
J. w. Sunnington.
1S-9 Jeffe rson street.
1865 South Fifth West. residence
George h Burbidgc.
15-1t25 indiana avenue, residence w. c.
1s-25s south Seventh West. residence
17-sixth ward meeting house.
12-SiNth ward meeting house.
- West Fifth South. residence r.
-ie3 West Third South. residence
us south Main street. room :.
- county Jail
~ West south Temple residence A.
2,-AS\!yest Second s0dth.
G-G &uth Sixth west. residence d.
2-.-Y. MNM L Aha. Twenty-fourth
TSird Precinct.
c.-se,&7teeuth ward meeting house.
2s-zs5 \ W First West residence 10
2s-ie5 Pear street. residence R. s.
3o-Plymouth turch.
SITS West N5rth Temple. residence
Ssh SIN West lt Fifth North. reside nee
Joshua Sceley.
3i-Se3 North Second West. residence
s5-5si West Il Fourth North. residence
John W. sullivan.
sG-Broolss' store annex. North Salt
Lake.
Fourth Precinct.
S7-Indcpendent school. corner U and
as-Eagic Gate school house.
Ss-ls5 G. street residence John A
4a-s56 Fifth. residence o. p. Arnold. jr.
41-675 sixth residence j. p. Sorenson.
12-1as l. residence =. Fewson Smith.
s5-Tagrart's hall, S76 First.
Fifth Precinct.
4i-Rear si5 SoIth Eleventh East, resi-
denCe James Hood
45--sf6 East Second south. residence Q.
H. Parks.
ss-Annex Eleventh wrd meeting
house.
E-gsl south Seventh East. residence
Homer Duncan.
4-au South Fifth East. residence Mrs.
Hook
fl-Not selected
ABSTRACT Security. company. base
nent Deseret National bank.
5l-i2f East First south street. ola city
han.
52-Room IS Commercial block.
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over tNe death Of President Mckinley.
lie wen. with David Keith from Chicago
70 Cantcu on "A special train provided by
BostmastSr Gordon of the former city.
me salt Lakers were provided with ac-
commOdattOns at Miss Buckingham
school for girls in Canton. but thousands
were compelled TO walk the streets with
out shelter all night
From Canton Senator Kearns and Mr..
Keith went to Washington on President
tooseNelts special. Then they went 10
Rev York and from there home. Sen
atOr kearns says that in the east people
nave already adjusted themselves to the
change In Washington and business is
going on in the same old way
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STILL DOING BUSINESS.
Senator Kearns viii Continue Fed
eral Pie Distribution.

eral Pis Distribution.
You will find rae sim doing business
at the old sand said Senator Thomas
kearns yesterday when asked what ef-
feet the death Of President mckinley
would have on the distribution of Utah
patronage The senator's manner indi-
Gated a secure belize that ne will be able
20 lana every appointment he would
have landed had there been no change in
the governments executive head
Senator kecrns returned Yesterday
---aIning from Cuntou. washington and
New. York. While in washington he
caTeti on President Roosevelt and was
received most cordially. 81 had a verv
aaf 'sfaetory interview with the nresf-
DENT ne continued. He assured me 81
his interest I'm the west and in Utah and
] feel sure that he viii do Everything that
The sengtor w IS not willing to 20 into
details in he pie counter line. He said
however. tfat President RoOsevclt's an
nonncee int ltion OF making such ap-
tointmcnts - President Mckinley would
ll-.te rlldc would be carried out. This
means tnot nobody but Senator kearus
WI. nave mucn Dice in the passing out
81 il- iocri polite Z bargains
t<5ri va fearns sal ne never saw any
~l--.' IKE the s.aaal ssstations OF grief
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NIGHT SCHOOL at Y. NJ. c. A. opens
Monday. Sept 80; especially designed TOR
young men and boys VINO are workins
tuition.
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STEPHENS FOR MAYOR.
Boom Was Soon Punctured by Mr..
Stephens Himself

stephens HlmSeIt.
Frank 3. Stephens mayoralty boom
which started yesterday morning
was punctured long before the afternoon
wore away Several of Mr.. stephens
friends concluded that he would make a
urst-class candidate. They talked to
others, who liked the notion and the
boom might have assumed big proper
tons If Mr.. Stephens himself hadn't eX-
ploded Il.
Il can't believe my name is being used
seriously in this connection he said.
Il am Tor harles Crane for mayor and
hope re -1ll be nominated Mr.. Steph-
for city attorney and he has no desire
whatever to head the Democratic ticket.
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HELP and SITUATIONS MANIED
DIED.

DIED.
W1LSON-At St. Johns hospital Yon-
kers. y. Y. on Sept 10. 1901. Mrs. Mary
Wilson, of blood poisoning. resulting
from an operation.
Mrs. Wilson was the widow OF George
Wilson, formerly of this city.
PETERSON-In this city. Sept. %, 1901
from fractured hip, Maria G.. Peterson.
born April "a. 1924, Ska Upland, Sweden
Funeral services viii be held Sunday
at 4 p. m, from the Nineteenth ward
meeting house. Friends are invited to
attend.
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WATCHES And JEWEIRY-

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/ CAN SAVE YOU MONEY if YOU need
anything in Watches, Diamonds, Jewelrv
and Clocks. Give me a call ana I Will
convince you that my prices are the low
est in the city. Sal Sickle. the Jeweler.
70 e I'd South St, Galena block
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SOCIETIES.

SOCIETIES.
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Masonic Notice.
MT. MORIAH LODGE No. will hold a
special meeting tomorrow (Monday)
evening at O'Clock, for +. A work :;
Masons qualified invited. Christopher
Diehl. secretary.
B. P O. ELKs.-The benevolent and
Protective Order of Ellxs meets each
Wednesday evening at o'clock, Odd
Fellows building. Market street.
LESTER D. FREED. E r.
A w RAYBOULD. Secretary.
L o. o. f.
ENTERPRISE LODGE No. Is. I. o. o.
F.. meets every Wednesday evening at
l. O. O. II temple, Market street. Visit
FRED MADsEN. N. C.
WM. WATROUS. Secretary.
-ARGENTA LODGE No. 3. i. and A.
NJ. stated communications held at Ma
sonic sonic hail ,, the first Tuesday in each
sojournins brethren in good standing sre
cordially invited to attend.
NEWTON d. ESTES, W. NJ
w. B. Robb. Sec. P. Box 1906.
UTAH CHAPTER no. /. r. A. NJ.
Stated convOcatiOns held on the first
Wednesday in each month at Masonic
hail, at 1870 p. m. Sojourning compan-
ions are cordially invited to attend.
WM- J. LYNCH. NJ. f. II. P.
NJ. c. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
MT. MORIAH LODGE No. 2, F. and A
NJ Regular meetings held at Masonic
bah the second Monday of each month.
Members Of sister lodges and sOiOurning
brethren in good standing are cordially
invited to attend.
F. J. HILL. NJ W.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. Secretary.
a o. U. W.
EAGLE GATE LODGE No. 10 meets
every Wednesday evening at a. o. L. w
hall, I6l Main street.
S. T. LAKE, NJ W.
SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE No. y
meets every Thursday evening at the
A. Q. L. W. hail. 161 Main street.
G, A. TUCKFIELD, NJ W.
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y 49, --~-~-~~~~~~-
LEAVING TOWN, must sell at a sac
rifice my new home, seven rooms: strict
~ modern; corner; lot Pixie rods Can
4S9 9Th St
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MEDICAL.

DIR. Z. S PAYNE, 142 South Main
street Specialist in diseases OF women
an0 children; satisfaction guaranteed in
every case. Call or write TO above ad-
dress.
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Local Briefs


SUIT To QUIET TITLE.-Charles W.
Hlll is suing George D Pyper and the
other heirs of the estate Of the late Alex
ander Pyper- q quiet his title to 10.55xl5q
plat a.
FREE KINDERGARTEN.- free
kindergarten viii open tomorrow morn
ing IL the Thirteenth ward school house
IN charge OF Miss RebeccaT Morris. All
present.
VETERAN ARTILLERYMEN - The
annual meeting of the Association of
sion viii be held in the armory Tues
gay next. Oct. 1. at 1870 p. m Reports
viii be presented by the. president, sec
rotary and treasurer and officers will be
elected for the ensuing year.
COURT AT TOOELE.-Judge Morse
nela session of the district court yes
larqay at Tooele. Several matters on the
probate calendar We're disposed of and a
number of cases were SET for trial dur
ing the week commencing Oct. 10.
divorce was granted to Mary J. De Mott
from her husband. Berger De Mott. on
tine ground Of habltual drunkenness.
INJURED HIS EYE.-Deputy County
Recorder John NJ Holt was at his post
OF duty yesterday, after a few days lay
OF on account of an injury to his eye
w nlle trying to catch falling pen
holder II Tipped up, the point entering
the eye and temporarily impairing the
sight. The Oculist deemed il miraculous
that Mr.. Holt did not permanently dam
age his sight.
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE GAINS-An
abstract of the reports of school atte.i-
dance compiled Yesterday in the Office of
Superintendent Christensen shows that
since the opening day three weeks ago
the enrolment has increased 7i5 On
sept the enrolment aggregated 1888
In all of the public schools OF the city.
while on Friday the total was u.725. Out
Of this number SOS were pupils Of the
High school.
CHANGE IN STENCGRAPHERS.-
Miss Carrie kcatc, stenosrapher in the
Office of Clerk MOretOn, Of the board OF
education, has resigned her position 20
accept similar one In the Consolidated
Mercur Mining cOmpany's ofice at an
advanced salary. Miss Emma MCINTYRE
private secretary to superintendent
Weber. of 4. g. NJ. l. has been Sc
lected 70 take Miss Keate's place. sub
iect to the concurrence of the board
Tuesday evening.
Utah Comm ercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business: interest,"
paid on savings deposits. w. +. Arm
strong, president: J. E Caine, cashier
Castle Gate. Clear Creek. Winter
Quarters, Sunnyside lump, nut and
slack; anthracite (all sizes). % South
Main street; telephone z29.
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10x10. cor. sth and Z. facing south and
vest, $3.50. Houston Real Estate Inv.
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Royal Zwiebaci. pure. clean. healthy.
good fc- everybody: 10c per dozen. For
sale Tire Royal. 252 South Main.
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SCAVENGER:
WARMING AND VENTILATING.

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GEO. n. SCOTT-STREVELL HARD
WARE CO. Warm Air Heating and Ven
tilatfnE Apparatus for Churches. Schools.
Residences. etc. All work guaranteed.
p J. MORAN.-Steam and Hot Water
Heating and Ventilating Apparatus. No
152 West Second South.
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COMFORTABLE INCOME assured
from investment 500; we accept SO just
for trial; profits paid weekly by money
order; highest commercial references,
and (by permission only from customers;
booklet free. w ". O'Hara Union
Trust Building. Cincinnati. o.
IF YOU CONTEMPLATE making any
kind of an investment, either in a home
vacant or business property, a farm or
business enterprise, see us, as we have
offered in this city. We have beautiful
homes, all sizes and prices. vacant lots
in all parts of the city, business properly
paying good interest, farms in alt Gf-
rections, and business propositions-well
yes, we have them. Bakeries and bar
Der shops, cigar stores and cOnfectiOn-
ary drug stores, diaries, furnished room
ing houses, flour mills, grocery Ctore-
hay. grain and feed depots, hack l:ncs'
plants. lunch wagons. manicure and hair
dressing parlors. optical goods. Dho. %
graph galleries, produce commission. res
taurants, saloons, secondhand stores
stationery and news stands, SPORTING
goods, slate quarries. summer resorts
ticket brokerage, wall paper and decor
ating-in fact, anything you want ran1
ing in price from S400.O 90 to $50, 900. 90 mines
and mining stocks included.
II you have any property or business tn
dispose of and want to make ouicIS
toners and are doing the business
We give you as reference any business
house or banking firm in Salt Lake civ
3. B. QUINN & co.
411412 d. F. Walker Bldg.
Tel. 1045 Y.
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WIN BRoADBENr, D. D. 5.

Up-to-date dentistry. Western Dental
Co, % Eagle block.
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AUCTION SALES.

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All secondhand furniture. carpets and
stoves to be closed out regardless of val
ne, to make room for new goods Special
200 burners, 400 heating and cook
stoves. 40 good as new steel ranges.
Terms 81 90 on SO 90, $1,000 on 800. 90.
l. X. L. Furniture & Carpet Installment
ensen. Prop.
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ROARp AND ROOMS.


WOODBINE COTTAGE, 137 North Main
st, y block from business center. one of
the most beautiful spots in the city.
Large, lovely lawn. cool and shady.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-29

DR.. r. II. Keysor's method Of filing
teeth is painless. 162 Main street, Aue--
bach building.
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For Sale.
4 group Of mining claims in Parl,
valley. about one and a half miles from
Century. Good surface values.
E MCARRICK.
225 Atlas building.
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Several of the friends of Attorney D.
H Wells are urging him to permit his
name 20 go before the Republican con-
VentiOn as candidate for the nOmina-
ton for one of the city Justice To all
these entreaties Mr.. Wells has replied
that he could not enter into scramble
for the office but If the convention
thrusts the nomination upOn him he will
not decline the honor.
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WANTED.
MODERN furnished house. six or eight
rooms; close in Address, with price, box
507 Postoffice.
RESPECTABLE young man desires
room in some respectable family while in
SAT- Lake city during the winter months,
state particulars Of family. must be close
in. Address 3 81. care Herald.
BOARD AND ROOM in private family
by. young man. Address b. J., care Her
TO EXCHANGE. a Splendid base
burner for dresser or chiffonier. 369 So
LIST West.
WILL FURNISH money to develop
good mine. Address Mines, 81 N Y
Life BID, Omaha, Neb
TO LEASE ten-room modern house.
with furnace. CRATES and bath, on east
Bailey or telephone go.
PUPILS WANTED-Professor F. ].
Vincent. teacher of classics, mathemat-
les. sciences, French and general Eng
fish courses: class begins oct. ]; back
ward pupils "a specially; terms appli
cation. Address 3 lis, Herald.
HOME FOR BABY. Anyone who de-
sires to adopt q boy baby one week old
please address Y 500, Herald.
INFORMATION wanted of Thomas
by occupation. at one time living near
Salt Lake. Utah: at another time at Dry
Canyon. Ophir district, Utah, and again
Idaho william NJ. Hoes, Public Admin
istratOr. 119 Nassau street. Borough of
Manhattan, New York City.
NEW goods arriving daily at Desky's
the clothier, 200 Main street and TO East
Second South
Keys Fitted
Moved to 80 w. Sd So, cor. w. Temple.
WE CAN save you 10 to 20 per cent on
all 1st class carriage work, horse shOeing.
Trips Carriage shop. Isl w So. Temple.
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FOR RENT.
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$500 DOWN and $40 per month with no
interest until you have paid $500. will
buy you a line siX-rOom and hall modern
frame Chne buiiD home. with cellar,
stone foundation; lot J0xl56 and alley,
flowing well, lawn, iron fence, fruit.
shade and barn; perfect title; southeast
part Of town; this is like deposlLing
money in the bank. futile Bros, Prog
ress-Herald building.
TWO Office rooms at 159lk Main
PART Of cottage. modern, six rooms;
can sec Monday. Inquire 245 So. 9Th E.
80 3rd St. s-rm. mod. br.. $50
a3i So. 9th East. 8-rm. br., So.
3s3 So. 18th E, 5-rm., bath, $50.
S63 Bird st, 9-rm. mod. br.. $50.
Z2l SO. 9th r. S-rm. mod. $40.
40 w 18th So, Arm br-, SO
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co, POI Main.
MODERN seven-room house. 1s7 F St;
hardwood floors. Apply 42s 4th ST.
FOUR ROOMED HOUSE at Isl list St,
I4.00- Inquire 25 S st.
FINE LARGE front office room. fur
nished. central Main st. =. o. box, 515.
NICE OFFICE in Mccormick building.
Apply at 3l6 Mccormick block.
CHOICE l1-room dwelling on 5th East
ST. Russell L. Tracy. 20 Main st.
FURNISHED house with 10 rooms. GA
Second street.
SEWING MACHINES. by the week or
month. White office, % West 1st So ST.
Telephone 97S X
RENT OR SALE. new and secondhand
Sc wing machines, all kinds. al prices
Wiles johnson & Co, g East 1st SO. st
MOVING: largest vans = city. Red
man Van < Storage Co. "a s Main 81. /:
phone 300
HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs. Tel. 75s-
4 rings.
5 HOUSES. all kinds. prices and loca-
lions. futile Bros. l{9 Main street
ELEVATORS.
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FOR SALE.


TEN-ROOM modern house for rent and
furniture for sale; Steinway piano. plan
ola, bookcase, rockers, couch, cabinet,
poTtieres. me mahogany. oak and walnut
bedroom set, oak sideboard, club side
board, dining room chairs, velvet and
Brussels carpets, linoleum. fine, large
laundry and gasoline stoves, kitchen
cabinet, washing machine, cider press,
gentle family horse and phaeton. Sale
commences Monday. 155 So Sth East.
OR EXCHANGE for horse, canopy top
surrey; never used; bargain 81 18th East
BY OWNER ONLY. new two-story
brick seven rooms and large reception
closet, laundry room, furnace room, veg
etable room, store room, attic, double
floors, fine pOrches, fine plumbing, lawn,
shrubbery, fruit trees, shade. Inquire at
house, l26l Military avenue, Popperton
Place.
FURNITURE Of S-room house for sale:
nice home for family; house for rent In
quire for particulars at 219 West Sd South
a GENTLEMAN's 1901 Laelede bicycle
5 GH,, sale or trade for good delivery horse
! goOd-toned piano case organ. snap
/ good typewriter. s22.
a nice drawing book free to every
child. Best place to buy a piano or or
gan on easy payments is the Gable Piano
< Organ Co.. Nansant & Chamberlain,
Prop, OPP. T. c. NJ l.
HOUSEHOLD sewing machine, in first
class condition; must be sold at once;
parties leaving city. 502 So. State.
PHOTOGRAPH campaign buttons.
made from any picture and lettered to
order. Live aliigators, etc. Geo. s. l:ell,
Advertising Novelties. 124 Main.
MOUNTED elk head, finest in Utah, a
bargain SIC Mccormick building
LINCOLN rams. 500. james winter,
$40 West Second North street.
5000 VOLUMES of new, old and rare
books We buy and exchange books
Shepard Book company. opposits KHuts-
ford
FRESH Jersey and Durham cows.
trade for beef. Calves wanted. Saunders,
333 S. State.
WHEELER & WILSON sewing ma
chimes. Wiles johnson & Co., % East
AN 1s-horse-power engine in good con-
dition for sale. Inquire of J. G. Nc
Donald Candy Co. "a West Third South.
STATY, news & Typewriter Supplies
Barrow Bros, 43 W. I'd s. Phone 1922
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TYPEWRITER and office supplies,
blank books. Margetts Bros, 40 Main.
Phone T74-3.
BAKERY; everything connected. 3o7
z. End So Apply sss w So Temple.
FURNITURE PACKED for shipping
Redman Van & Storage Co., Offices 217
S. Lain St; phone 555.
A GOOD mercantile business in the
country AT a great bargain for cash or
exchange for stock sheep. For particulars
address BOX 3, 107, Herald office.
Farmers.
GET YOUR grain bags at Bailey &
Sons, 60 East Second South street. Our
supplies are the best. Alfalfa seed want
ed. Call and see US.
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TINE, TEMPER. MONEY. saved by
buying Wall Paper and having your
papering, painting. tinting and decorating
done by George ". Ebert & Co, 30
State. Phone S73 n.
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Political Notes.

The Viking Republican league. that
scandinavian organization which has
Deen mixed up in so many rows during
the last few months. is going to do some
business In the campaign That is the
league thinks Il is one of the candidates
against whom the Vikings will work is
city Recorder NystrOm. IL viii be re-
membered that Mr.. NystrOm was expelled
from the organization for nOn-attendance,
temperament of dues" an other things.
he has said some unkind things about
the league and those of its members who
are left are out for his scalp with meat
axes.