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The times., 1901-03-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-WrI pay good price Tor tobacco tags.
Apply bet. / and p. IL. Tobacco Store, 500 +
st. nv. e27-S
WANTED To buy secondhand clothing and
shoes; notify us by postal and will call b
LEVY, 5o47 st. nv. m27-3
WANTED Tank for dairy; also ice box. Address
THORNTON BROS, 1907 st. ne. 1n27-3
WANTED Coffee and milk urn Apply 5f5 9th
It. m27-3
wANTED-About 2o000 secondhand brick in
good condition. Tor cash. Address, by mail I7i2
Oregon ave NV. MRS
FOR TIN DAYS ONLY Printing 500 round
cornercd business cards, 81. HAYS, 636 l ST.
NV. m27-5
WANTED Furniture Of al Rind: the entire con-
tents OF houses bought. IRIS x H0PWOOD
18th and X my. m2G-}
WILL trade bicycle in good condition, with
Morrow coaster. tools. and lamp for standard
keyboard typewriter in good condition. Address
Bon a5j. this office m26-l
WANTED Secondhand Remington typewriter;
state price. Address BON 5s2, this office m26-3
UN-LING NOyING-Personal attention 70 all
work. reasonable rates. ANDERSON'S G32 Pa.
ave. ez2-o
wANTED-To buy. old feather beds. E MARKS,
- Myrtle st. MOO
WANTED-St adug office desk. Address, stating
price, Box aa, this Office. ee5-8
wANTED-0Id gold. silver watches. diamonds
etc; pawn tickets bought. LOUIS ABRaHAMS
removed 60 4%3 9sh st. NV. m25
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents csat-oh clothing; drop postal ri call.
B. TARsHEs. 1903 eth ST. NV m4-Imo
WANTED-FLATs
WANTED unfinished; for Light boI,e-
keeping: entire second floor with bath in North
west Addfess. stating terms BOX 39l, this Of
6ac mess
wANTED-ROo,Is AND BOARD.
WANTED Widow lady has furniture for six-room
house; viii give 6i furniture for room and
board Address BOX 80 this office. mss
WANTED BY four Young men, two communi-
terms and location. Address BOX 36s, this Of
FOR RENT-FLATs.
FOR RENr- Flat; four large rooms and bath;
near state, War. and Navy Departments. l7ls Pa
ave nw. NESS
FOR RENT-DelightiuI fat; 72I 7th st sw. six
rooms; second floor; Sit50. FLOYD T.. DAVIS,
9Th and SIS. SIS. m26-S
FOR RENr-Dclightful At, IA. st. sw., six
rooms; second floor, Sit50 FLOYD 4. DAVIS,
eth and St. sT- m26-s
FOR RENT -Four rooms. FIRST fiat. unfurni ,,ed,
SIS; gas range, ccnirll to Government Offices
cafes; hne ior saIaried wOmen's club. SIG sth
81. nv. mZ9-:
FOR RESr-Flat OF five rooms, $50. neG sth
st. m26-3
The times., 1901-03-28
MANTED-BICYCIEs.

WANTED Gents and lady's bicycles; any con-
'ifioD Address Bon 3S7. this office. nl2S-3
The times., 1901-03-28

TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington 9:0l a M daily, 4;49 p. N.
week DAYS and 6:25 p. Sundays for Blue
moat 6.25 D. m. Saturdays and 4;S5 p. m week
davs and II 20 p. m. Wednesdays and Satur-
days only for LeeS5urg. 6:25 p. week days to
Herndon-
The times., 1901-03-28
FOR sALE-TYPE~RiTERs.

FOR SALE Remington typewriter in good eond',
ton: cheap. 1881 9th st. ms. e-'-0
The times., 1901-03-28
FOR SALE-EARMS.
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SNIE-N Forest Glen, two large lots, con-
tanning over one acre; facing two streets; large
trees: near station; price S2j1; easy terms.
Address BOX $50 this Office mss
FOR SALE-Nt Ianeduu, d. C.. few sr9gil
lots; well located; cas-, terms price 500 to 500
Address Bon $50 this office. m2e-3
FOR SkLE-hll kinds of property in and arou;d
Rockville Md WM v ROBERTSON. m26-si
FOR SALE-Suhurhan homes. NV. near Tcnley-
town - fine cottages; some OF them have never
been occupied: in 20 days the most OF them viii
be sold: never such bargains offered before IN the
NV: see them aGw; prices Sl,iU TO 5000. T. j.
CITFS g9s f St NV. mh3-tf
FOR SALE Hyatt-yiile several beautiful tots, J0x
200 feet. minutes walk from steam station and
electric cars; price $50. ROGERS ROGERS.
HysttsyIile. elO-lA
The times., 1901-03-28
wANrED-ROo,Is AND BOARD.

WANTED Widow lady has furniture for six-roDn
house: viii give use 6l furniture for room and
board Addros, BOX 80 this office n2s-3
WANTED By four Young men, two commun-
eating rooms with board permanent: state
terms and location. Address BOX 3GS this Of
The times., 1901-03-28

FOR SALE-Dress suit; handsome one cost 3d.;
not Worn many times; good as new; the first 50
takes it. Can after o'clock at i2s Ind. ave-.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-23
N. {. LEAGUE.
Baseball Matters Discussed al
al Meeting in Boston,

Boston. Oct. 2s-rhe New England
League of Professional Baseball clubs
met at the Savoy hotel today with Presi-
dent Murnane la the chair
The following CLUBS were represented;
Nashua. Henry Barnes and John W. Con-
nor; Lewiston. A. J. Doe: Haverhill Il.
Cbarlesworth. Portland was represented
by proxy.
The convention was called la view of
the meeting OF minor leagues IN New
York Thursday, and matters concerning
that event were discussed.
Mr.. Read of the circuit committee
recommended the admission OF Concord
and under a suspension OF rules that
club was elected unanimously
The circuit committee recommended the
sanction OF the transfer of the Lewiston
club 10 Dover, ~. H., and the league voted
unanimously To grant the permission 10
make the change The club Will be hand.
led by the Exeter. Hampton and Amss-
bury Railway company.
Fall River presented an application that
vas referred TO the circuit committee. Ar
application FOR Lawrence WAS also
ferred To the circuit committees NeSsrs.
Murnane, Doe and Lake were chosen
committee on transportation. Messis.
Murnane. j e. Morse. A J. Doe. +. ".
Lake and J. j Carney will represent the
league at the New York meeting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-23
STRIKE
IN NOW
LIKELY.
N. C. 0. Bordsn's Action Lsads
10 a Change in Attitude on
Part Of SplnnsTs.

Fall River Mass Oct. CAN import
ant development in the wage situation
here is the change In the stand taken by
the strong spinners union. az result OF
last nights meeting OF the executive com
mittee OF that body
The sentiment in the committee WAS
that the other manufacturers would have
90 follow NJ. 9. -. Bordens suit In order
90 prevent strike.
The delegates ~ the Spinners' union To-.
the Textile Council were not instructed
as Co their acli6n. ana The officers We're
given discretionary power to call sper
cla general meeting OF The Union 10 take
action on the reply that may be sent by
the Manufacturers associa tion 10 the Tex
tile Council
Expressing his own opinion Of the sit
uation Secretary O'Donnell said that he
considered that nothing could now pre-
vent strike unless the manufacturers
recede from their agreement not TO
change the wage rate. Whatever feeling
there was among the spinners against
strike has been changed by the new
phase ~ the situation and they are ready
TO face the inevitable The question Of
season Will not now he allowed TO inter
fere with the course the spinners will
take.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-23
CHINESE WORK.
Report on Il Read Before
American Missionary Board.

Chicago, Oct 2s.-The report OF the
committee on Chinese work was read at
todays session of the American ission-
ary association.
During the year. the report shows, III
Chinese converts We're added TO the roll
OF the congrega tionsl association OF
Christian Chinese This Is the greatest
number ever converted ia any year
through the efforts of the organiza tion.
President Frank a.. Woodwork II. ~.
OF Tougaloo University. Tougaloo. Miss,
spoke ou Industrial training. its place
and mission hn race elevation
Rev. Davis Beater reported progress I'm
missionary work I'm the Indian and Alaska
missions and Rev. y. E. Ramsdell de-
clared that the missions In Porto Rico
had Increased i'm power and usefulness.
The business committee during the day
began work on set Of resolutions con.
tanning pertinent recommendations and
suggestions touching the captivity Of
Miss stone the missionary abducted by
Bulgarian brigands.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-23
MARSHALS'
after THE
!. L0OTERS.
United States Offlcsrs Trying
10 Locate Lowell Banks
ThleyIng Employees.

Lowell. Mass. Oct 23-whie IL is
fact that Deputy L. :. Msrshals Picker
ing and Waters were In this city yester-
day afternoon and last night and are
probably here today, IL would seem that
the centre OF interest in the Merchants
Bank robbery case has shifted 10 Boston
where the fugitives are believed TO have
been in hiding, despite the numerous re-
ports To the effect that their hiding place
was the camp OF the Mascuppic Boat club
op the shores OF Lake Mascuppic in Dra-
cut, Mass.
The msrshsls have kept close watch on
the homes OF the two men and are trsc-
ing them from the time they left the
bank on Thursday night.
The directors of the bank unanimously
declare that in making settlement they
did no wrongful act and promised no
immunity from prosecution, but IL il gen
orally believed there was tacit under
standing
The fact that the officials OF the bank
have made no complaint TO the police
and taken out no warrants for the ar
rest OF the robbers proves there was some
understanding that the men should be al
lowed 10 escape
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-23
MARRIED At NEW yoHK.

Tine narriarc - Miss Eethel Louise
iI.lis of New York city 20 the Rev.
franklin svenport Elmcr. Brown I'm.
Allsity % took place last evening at
tie residence ~ the brides parents NJ.
and Mr. " lillian fiils New York CITY.
Dr TiumaN Able of Mount Sinai Hos
p'tsi Professor rau Monroe 81 Coiurn-
biz univei sity. and Mr. David gongs
rike. ~ this city. v~rp the ushers
Among tho many beautiful ana costly
glfis were a. elegant punch bowl from
the mclchcrs of The chi Fhi Of Brown
University, OF which SIR. Elmer is a mem
Der.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-23
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall Street, OCT. 23.-Thers was a good
deal of irrsgulsrity In the opening deal
ings in stocks. There were blocks OF
from 2ooo 10 1000 shares taken OF Union
Pacific ST. Paul and Southern Pacific at
small fractional advances. Chicago and
Northwestern rose and the pfd. 2 n.
Y. Central rose nearly point. On the
other hand iumber of prominent spec
islties declined. Amalgsmated Copper
lost over a point.
The strength OF the general market
was interrupted by the break in Amalgs-
mated OF . Realizing and short sales
of other leaders put them under yester-
days hnal prices. Manhattan sagging a
point below the opening. Large buying
orders were placed In st. Paul later and
Il advanced easily from 167as TO 1863. The
Psclncs rallied strongly hut there was but
little Improvement elsewhere. Chicago,
Great Western and Wisconsin Central
pfd. rose a point each. Hooking Coal
was liauidated again and fell Ia. A num-
ber OF minor stocks made advances of
from TO 1ss. including American Smelt-
ing, American Ice. Lake Erie and West
ern, Pressed Steel Car pfd. and General
Electric. Northwestern pfd. reached cav
and reacted IA Prices OF the leading
stocks were well below the best at II
o'clock.
There was very little interest In the
market. the failure 60 promote buying OF
the general list by manipulating ~. Paul
caused withdrawal Of speculative or
ders. Metropolitan Street Railway and
Alton We're sold down a point Glucose
Ia and preferred a point, but otherwise
the tone was hrmer.
Bonds were irregular.
There was large buying Of Union Pacific
up 10 i02is and st. Paul rose 20 near
l70 Great Northern preferred was lifted
a point on very light dealings. New York
Central "a and International Power Ia
The general list was very much neglected
and the response was only moderate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-23

vincezo Peirache has. through Attor-
neys William y. sweetland and Howard
X Corham. brought suit against the
Union Railroad company To recover s3o0o.
lie WAS thrown from q car in Warwick
hy renson Of the car starting before he
could get on. though he gave the proper
notice 90 the conductor. His head was
bndlv injured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-23
'SCHLEY'S STORY
COMING SOON.
Unusually Large Number Of Witnesses
Present at Today's Session Of the
Court Of Inquiry.

topssi breeze and AZ one time the seas
wereb rea king completely over the Massa-
Qhusetts"
Mr. Hilf also stated that he had had
direct charge. under the executive officer
of the Brooklyn, OF the cOaling of that
vessel
''The Brooklyn. he said, was the best
ship i'm the fleet To- coal, but only with
constant watchfulness In the cslmest
weather could we coal without having an
accident"
In the course of his description or the
battle OF July the witness said
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-23
ELECTRIC INp WAGON COLLIDE.

one OF The Dsnielson siectrics. which
was on South Water street 20 set a load
% freight. this noon ran into = horse and
exnres. wagon. belonging - q. T. Hicks.
ths South Main street boiler maker.
The WAGON vss smashed and the horse
cut upon its breast The driver was not
on his seat 20 escaped injury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-23
BADLY BURNED.
HsaIsy Lowered Lantern Into Oil
Tank and Explosion Followed

Fall River Mass. oct 28-Thomas
llealey wa terribly burned about the
head and shoulders by an explosion OF
an oil tank ~ the New York New Haven
q Hartford railroad freight yard at mid
night
tlealcy had lowered = lantern IN the
tank which was supposed 90 be empty,
aud the explosion followed. flames mount
ing s0 feet in the air Healey was re-
moved 90 the tnion hospital whore he is
ttts afternoon tn a critical condition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-23

stsss the Cough srs Work. 90 the Cold.
Laxative Bromo- Quinlns Tsbiets cure a
cold II one day. No Cure No Pay. Price 25c
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-23
LANDED A SICK SAILOR.

Halifax. y s.. oct ss-The Gloucester
nshins schooner Lewis " Giles put In
here this morning ~ land . sick member
% the crew, She is from the Ranks. has
over hundred thousand pounds ~ Ash
and will return to the Banks 10 rnish her
trip.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-23
BURNED BY iClB.

Lewis T.. Clarner. ~ wears old Of " Ben
eft street. was burned about the face
and eyes hy acid while r., work ~ the
silver srrinr Bisarhsry a D,sine com.
rsnys nisn, this afternoon Ne vas sent
"a the Rhode Island hospital His burns
are not serious.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-23
TopAY's WITNESSES.

The first new witness was James III
Hare who, as photographer for an ~
lustrated weekly newspaper witnessed
ana madep Photographs OF the battle Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

OF suffering from kidney disease Miss
Minnie Ryan, Of St, Louis, Mo-, found
a complete cure result from the use of
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

ond South, brick cottage,
rooms each .r,, ,,,.a.,. 1000
VIM. Armstrong, Seventh East,
between South Temple and
First South, brick cottage 0
. rooms .Ds zee. u,, .,..s.t.. LOO
Royal Proctor, agent, 1886 east
South Temple, alterations b.. 500
Collegiate Institute, lbl south
Second East alterations .... 300
Spencer Clawson, 1913 south
East Temple, alterations ... 1000
Mine and Smeltcr supply COM
pany Broadway, brick ware
room 49,. = 49,. o.~o, I.loo
g y. sayeiY, liO south Tenth
Mast brick addition, rooms 700
Mrs. II, Klmball, 5lJ east Seq
ond South, brick residences
rooms each .,,., q. ,.,.u., 1000
Deseret National Bank, 2l4
Third East, repairs o. o, 200
Mary Horsepool 56i east Sec
ond South brick addition .... 200
II, Y, Ayers 1878 east South
Temple, brick residences,
rooms each u,ur u E, o,,. 5000
Mrs, No. A. Clawson, 50 south
Fifth East frame, cottages
rooms each 49,. d. non 5000
futile Bros, agents Second
South between Eleventh and
Twelfth East brick cottage,
b rooms u,,. 80 80 ,,,..n 1000
A. r. ERan, Second South, be.
tween Sixth and Seventh
East, brick residence, rooms 5000
NJ. Atwood, l25 east Second
South, brick store, one story, 1850
]. q. Anderson Jr., Ninth
East and South Temple, brick
residence, IA rooms ...... 10000
Hanna A. Hanche,t Second
South, between sixth and sey.
enth East, brick residence,
rooms u,,t ." &c .,.,,u,,,,, 5000
Peter Kourke, corner Third
East and Second South, 3
brick cottages rooms each a.400
l., II, Goldberg, 2Sl south East
Temple brick business block 1000
J., B, Goldberg, 227-9 south
Fast Temple brick business
alterations ,.,, O.. ., .,,s,,u.t 1000
A, II, Boxrud Sixth East, be.
tween South Temple and First
South brick residence, 10
rooms 80, 49,. s",ro,,,uu. 1000
II Kilkenny, IS Second East,
brick addition ,a,.. ... 200
d, II, Livingston, Seventh
East between South Temple
and First South, brick cot
tuge 2 rooms ,,n - "oo. $500
VI j, Rivers 2ll south East
Temple repairs on store ... 1000
Elks' lodge, 80 State street,
brick club house .,.,. ..... 10000
University Of Utah buildings go. $1,000
Total .... .,..,........s 1921. 2g5
Add 20 per cent per building In
spector's estimate .,," ,u.,s 9l,bS2
--------s
Grand total 49," ,",, ,".u",Ab7,6S2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
FOURTH MUNICIPAL WARD.

y. Warren, 70 X street, frame
addition, rooms ..,,.., 80, loo
William Krouner, military
avenue, brick residence, 8
rooms ...,, :, =, ..,,,....,,.,. z,oO0
Veteran Flremen's association,
27l Canyon Road, 2-story brick
hall ,..,t,.. ,.,p, 4" ,...,,,' z,VVV
]. A. Kinsball N street, be-
tween Third and Fourth, brick
residence, rooms ,,...,.. 1000
w. j. Grace. II street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh,
brick cottage, 4 rooms ,.,... 200
+. w. Washburn, 760 Third
street frame barn., ,...,... 10
Mrs. r. r. McMasters, First
street, between p and Q, brick
residence 8 rooms 80, "". 5000
Edwin Milford Eleventh East
and South Temple, brick resi- -.
dence s ro0ms,.n 81. ,,,,.r, 4,oVO
V. L. Halliday, 272 Canyon
Road, frame barn 80. E, -, $50
L. NJ. More, 1912 First street.
brick residence s rooms .... S,OOO
+. S. Luff. 1S1 Third street,
brick residences. rooms each 3,4OO
T.. w. bruce, J and First streets,
brick residence, rooms,,", 2,OVo
M. Schuman. Eighth. corner OF
X, frame cottage, 4 rooms =. 800
r. T.. McConaughy, Second
street, between X and L,
brick residences, Z rooms each 5'OVu
Heber Flaws. $40 Fifth street.
brick addition,,. =, :" ,'.," fVo
]. A. Ward + and Fifth streets
frame porch.~ 80. =, ..'''. W
Nfrs n II cned1on Eighth street.
between and X, brick cot 80.
tage, rooms .,,... d" .,... l,VVV
c. V. Wheeler, Fourth and l
streets. frame barn ,. 80. lbO
Ezra o. Taylor, Canyon Road 49,
brick cottage, rooms .,".' zoOO
Geo. Luff i and Fourth street. 800
brick double residence .,,.' Sooo
M. Klmball. 4s east First North,
brick alterations 49, .. 500. oOo
Alfred ]. oliver, ] street pc
tween Sixth and Seventh
brick residence, rooms ".',, LOW
w. c. Castleton. % i street. 80
brick cottage, 8 rooms..".',' LSuV
c. w, Johnson, 92l l. street ,.n
brick cottage, 4 rooms "v.. l'uVV
Agnes and Anna Cannon, 222
north State, brick residence o,O
rooms..., ''''''. EiVVV
Eugene 3. whitney, First and
U streets. brick residence, ,.
s rooms $50" e, '.'.',' o'VVV
Y. II. Peyton. 81 Second street. -.
brick residence, rooms 80 s'OVo
b. NJ. Ellerbeck, First and =
streets, brick residence. .o
rooms.. g.. q, e., :. ','..'" p'V'V
AIRS, Martha II. jennings Sec
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

CANS are starved, and the weakness OF
starvation shows itself in lungs, heart,
liver, kidneys or some other organ.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases Of the stomach and other
organs Of digestion and nutrition, and
so cures disease OF other organs which
have originated through deficient nutri-
ton or impure blood,
NJ had been suffering with kidney trouble
twenty years. writes Miss Minnie Ryan, OF
fs,7 Louisiana Avenue. s.. Louis. No, 'and
had doctored with o number q the best phys
Clans Two years ago J commenced taking your
Golden Medical Discovery and Favofite Pre-
scription and took also several Walls Of Doctor
piefees Pellets took eight bottles (four OF
EACH aud feel now perfectly enfed-'
DR.. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousnesa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

It Is such cures
as this which es.
tablish the sound
ness Of DR.. Phrce's
theory; "Diseases
which originate in
the stomach must
be cured through
the stomac h.
Every other organ
depends on the
stomach for It's
vitality and yigor.
For by the stom.
aoh and It's asso-
ciated organs OF
digestion and nu-
triton the food
which is eaten is
converted into nu-
triment, which, in
the form of blood,
Is the sustaining
power Of the body
ana eaCn Ol gan VI
It. when the
stomach is dis
eased the food sup
ply Of the body is
ci,t dawn the or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
MUSIC LOVERS.

All who desire information Of the
address, etc, OF Salt Lakes music
teachers. ehould consult the Musicians
Directory, published on the Dramatic
and Musical page Of the Saturday
News"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
FIFTH MUNICIPAL WARD,

John McGlll, "a East Second
South, brick store 80, ...,'.
NJ. c. Fox, Eleventh East and
First South, alterations ana
repairs ..,,.. .....' "''.'..''
Anderson Real Estate and In
vestment company FIRST
South. between Ninth and
Tenth East,i brick residences,
s rooms each ..u. ",.',''
Anderson Real Estate and In
vestment company, FIRST
South, between Ninth and
Tenth East, brick res
dences, 10 rooms each 49,"
Charles Newson, Fourth East,
between Seventh and Eighth
South, frame addition ",,".
A. Mcclellan, Buena street, z
brick cottages, 4 rooms each"
A. Mcclellan, Buena street, I'M
provements and repairs 49,.
Estate Of Francis Hepworth, lJs
South East Temple, altera-
lions and Improvements 80.
Mark Rcedall, 81 East Third
South. brick addition 20 store.
james Johnson, Second South
and Sixth East frame addi-
ton ...,,,,. '.,....s' '''''''''
Salt Lake Amusement company
Grand Theater, brick addi-
ton ...,.' 49," -', 80.
II. ]. Anderson, rear 2S1 South
Eighth East, frame cottage, Z
rooms ...., $3.50 .'''s..,.,,
Mr.. Cosgriff, SAC East South
Temple, frame barn 49,. .,.:
p. Il. Jones, Third South ana
Seventh East, brick residence
10 rooms ....... $3.50 49,
=. A. Sorensen, Commercial
street brick store, 3 stories .
+. T.. Parker, South Temple
between Eighth and Nintl
East. frame residence, IA
rooms .,,..,,, -. ,.'''',.'''
William watrous, 60 East Sec
ond South, alterations and re-
pairs on store mann. r'....
John Mexican, 100 South Twelfth
East, brick cottage, 4 rooms
c. NJ. Bergstrom, 1851 East
Third South, frame shop 80.
G. NJ. Bergstrom, 1857 East
Third South, brick addition 4"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

For sale by z. c. NJ. l., Clark, Ef
dredge a Co., Salt Lake Hardware Co,
and George A. Love. Salt Lake citx
Utah.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-07-25
BOOK MAXlMS.

1t is better to give a book than to
lend it. @ &
Do not bite a paper knife until it has
the edge Of saw.
Do not cut books except with a
proper ivory knife.
1t is ruination to a good book to cut
it right through into the corners.
Books are neither card racks, crum b
baskets norFreceptacles for dead leaves.
Never write upon title page or half
title. The blank fly leaf is the right
place.
Do not turn the leaves Of books down.
Particularly do not turn the leaves of
books printed on plate paper.
If you are in the habit Of lending
books, do not mark them. These two
acts together constitute an actsof indis-
erection.
. Books were not meant as cushions,
nor were they meant to be toasted be-
fore a fre.-Arthur u. Humphreys in
Private Library. S.. 55