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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-26

5-room mod. brick on l.. SS.25o; 5-room
mod. brick, 9Th r. and 9Th So. <2D0O: 4
room mod. brick. 9Th f. and Sth So, 100;
2isx5 on r. I'd So, $1,000 2lkxl0 on e Sd
So 81 900; SxS on Sd ST. si,eo0; cor. on
G, 2I5x7is. fac. s. and w, $1,000: Sx1 on Z;
near I'd St, Sl60; Groom mod. pressed
brick, hot water heat, etc. dot SXiol, ~
blocks from center Of business Tor S4,Soo
We can show you where this place IS
" LITTLE & LITTLE. No. w. ID So.
4-story and basement. br. and stone
business blk. leased for years, per
cent net guaranteed on investment Oh
$4,000 Fine location for business.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co, 81 Main
THE following three properties must
be sold as soon as possible. Anyone
wanting anything in this line should not
fail TO see these, as they are all extra
A fine s-room brick residence. 5 lots.
corner 9th E. St Don't hesitate: you
can't duplicate this IN me city. ..o,
50xi65 feet, 10 rods from paved street.
Now. what do you think the owner
asks for this?' 5000" Nope. Really,
all he asks is s., go
Also 5xl0 rods corner, r. side, fine Tor
building, fine trees. a.2Se- You can
Those acre farms on State St are going
fast Better get one. We are the Ne
gotiator people" Call and get one, our
list of real estate bargains, free at Office.
Harrington & Courtney, 20 w. I'd So 81.
MAIN and state street lots, soc EACH
good money in short time.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co., 25l Main.
TWO beautiful and 10-room houses,
lust completed, close in. no car fare,
cheap. small payment; fine for business
man. SS7 Fourth East. See builder on
premises.
5xl0 rods, 18th E. and 9Th So, only 100.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co, zol MAIN
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Picture frames. t E. Sd So.
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Castle Gate. Clear Creek. White:
Quarters. Sunnyside lump, nut and
slack: anthracite (an sizes). 70 South
Main street: telephone 429.
D. ]. SHARP, Agent.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. W. T. Arm
strong. president: ]. e. Game. cashier.
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

FUTILE BROS, 14s Main ST.
3 rods on Main ST., corner LIST North.
sewer both sides. finest apartment house
site IN the west. only 81, go per rod.
7-room. strictly modern, home, In Dari-
ington, fine, only 5000.
We have homes TO sell on instailments
without interest, II you have few nun
bred TO pay down.
futile Bros, Progress Herald bldg.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

A YOUNG girl would like a place in
small family where she would be treated
as one OF the family. Miss c. d. Graham
general delivery. salt Lake City.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

Thousands OF people can TESTIFY ih1t ~
reliable Watches, Diamonds ana 5e"5-ts
al lowest possible prices. Sal slek.e = ~.
JeWeler. IS L. Second South stree = --.
place 10 so. Expert Walch Ieyat. ne
Specially. Mail orders given prompt d.
tentiOn.
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BORN.

Pattern-maker and Carpenter, II. f.
Williams. 1l3 Y. LIST So. Phone Say.
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TWO nicely furnished rooms for two
gentlemen; modern house, steam heat. 6lS
So. Main.
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For farms, ranches, vacant lots and
choice homes. We are in a position 20
pay cash TO the owner of property SOLD
through us; the purchaser gets the bene-
fit OF cash price. and can pay on install
ment plan. Buy from as vacant loI.
plan your house 10 suit you. we advance
the money to build on liberal terms Here
are a few snaps:
A 5-room mod. brick. n. z. bench.
worth $500. will sell for $3.50,
An S-room mod. frame. 5. E., large lot,
full of choice fruit, place worth $i'ooo'
going for $500.
5-room mod brick, Sth East, worth
$500. will sell for sS,750
Groom mod. brick, Sd E, 9Th and Ith
So, for $500; pay $500 cash down. bal
2l5x7lI lot, Sd E., sth and It'll So. for
$500
lots on Clark ST., $500.
SxlO on LIST South, 18th and 18th E., for
81 500; fine Our list is one of the largest
See us before buying. We can suit you.
Property all over city. Have you lot OF
residence to sell? We have cash Gus
toner for it. See
McGurrin & Co. IS w. I'd South.
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DO YOU want to make S or IS per day
in a clean business with small capital!
Call 63l No. LIST West.
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PERSONAL.

PATENTS. Free advice. Office go d.
F. Walker Bld=.
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AGENTS can make SO per day selling
our improved harness riyeter 10 farmers
and rig owners. Automatically sets All
lengths Of rivets. Send Soc for samslc.
c FoOte Co.. 357 Bauchet St, Los An
geles, Cal
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BUSINESS CHANCES

GENERAL agents wanted-We have
the greatest seller of the twentieth cen
fury. You can make from $40 TO $40 per
day, acting as general agent of our le-
gitimates Incorporated company. Ordinary
agents working for general agents can
make from S. TO s. per day. We give ex-
elusive territory without cost 10 pro-
gressive, up-tO-date business men. Refer
ences necessary when making applica-
ti0ns. Address A N Co. % Broadway,
New York City.
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FORESTERS OF, AMERICA = Court
Salt Lake No. ] will meet every Wednes-
day evening at s O'clock al F0resters
hal. No. IL West First South,
JOSEPH REEFS, c. r.
SAM'L NJ. KNAPTON. Secretary.
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WARMING AND VENIlLAII IT, t.

p. ]. MORAN.-Steam ana no. "a
Heating and Ventilating Appsi@'--
t52 West Second South.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

BUGGIES stored % cents a month, al
Borden's carriage shop. lZ3 L. 4th 50.
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A machine OF pure. clean steel. kneads
our dough for Royal bread. No sweat
from the human hands and body 70
make il unclean. Buy 1t and see that
the label is or IT, For sale at all
rrocers, and served in all first-class
restaurants. Royal Bread.
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Wolstenholme Coal Co.
81 West Second South Tel. 495.
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EIEVATORS
MEDICAL
OPTICIANS
SCAVENGER.

COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO, go Main.
Wholesale and retail manu- opticians.
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Dr. f. NJ. Keysors method OF filling
teeth Is painless. go Main street. Auer-
bach building. Telephone 1120 K.
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YOUNG widow wishes place as house
keeper; references. Address o 157, Herald
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE. l0 south
West Temple street. NJ. s. Hanausr.
manager. Analytical work a specially.
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IF you want TO save money on trunks
and valises go to d. l. GALLAGHER, 50 East
Third South, west of Knutsford. No
Main street rent saves . per cent
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AGENTS NAMED

CAPABLE statesmen. Attractive and
naeritorcUs proposition from factory 10
dealer. Address L. Traise, Unity bldg,
Chicago.
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TICKEI BROKERS.
pllIMalno AND HEATING.

~~-~~N~~~r-N~~~~-N~~-~~~ - ID
JAMES J. FARRELL. S5j South MAN
street Phone 1926 X.
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New 5000 Waldo mandolin for SO 90;
baby mandolin for S. %: fine Martin gull
tar for SIS 90: fine set musical glasses for
$500 Inquire "a s. Main st.
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MASONIC NOTICE


MT MORIAH lodge No. 2 will hold a
special meeting tomorrow (MOnday) even
ing al 7.3O O'clock for NJ. NJ. work.
Masons qualified invited.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL, Sec'y.
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

@NNN~N~~~N~-~-~~ -
SNAIL LOANS-Employe Crect D''
room l6 - So. Main
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Personal Mention.

J. A Greenewsld, who has been east
the past six weeks. returned home Mon
day morning.
Major John NJ. Burke. general manager
OF Buffalo Bili'S Wild West. arrived In
the CITY last night
John l.. Deugherty, congressman from
the Third Missouri district. was in SAT-
Lake yesterday. returning from Visit
10 his mines at MarTsvale.
Bert Pike son Of DR.. Walter pike OF
Provo. will sail from Manila next Friday
on his homeward trip. He has been pro,
noted TO the position Of acting steward
OF the hospital corps of the Ninth IN
fantry-
Secretary Thomas and R. c. Lund OF
the state board Of equalization go 70
Heber CITY today to inspect the assess
ment rolls of the tax collector OF " a
satch county Every county in the state
must be inspected in this way by the
board or its committees every year.
CITY Superintendent of Schools Chris
tenseu yesterday received Information
that w 4 Wetzel. supervisor of music
IN the city schools. has completed the
course at the Conservatory OF Music al
Chicago and has been awarded a diploma
Supervisor Wetzel received second non
ors in a class ofstwenty-seven-
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TO THWART COMBINE
CattIemen to Wage War Against
Formation of Beef Trust"
Producers Active.

Denver. Aug. 4.-John W. Springer.
president of the National Livestock as
ISOLATION of the United States in answer
to a question concerning the formation OF
a beef combine. answered.
Our great organization is watching
every move of the big packers, fully re-
alizing the ruin which would ensue II the
CONTEMPLATED combine is effected.
The hackers have individually denied
any intention of combining into a merger
of packing interests.
If they are attempting 10 deceive the
stockmen and the public. they viii incur
the opposition of every livestock producer
in the United States
Such a combine would be more diSas-
trOus than anv other which could be
formed. for then one man would Tx the
buying price of all livestock. and another
man would arbitrarily fix the price to the
consumer OF meats
1t would be against public policy and
result in the greatest commercial war
fare ever waged on this continent and n
the end the packers combine would go 70
the wall
If the packers are wise as I give them
credit for. thew will let well enough alone
If they deceive US as 10 their intentions
then | give notice that II viii be flghl
of every producer of livestock aided by
the consumers of this country. against
the most uncalled-fo combine or trust
ever organized Let the packing inter
ests beware. they NAV as well understand
the limit has been reached In their grasp
ing strenuSity.
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want all sick persons 70 send me
their names and addresses and full par
ticlIlars of their complaint and 1 viii
send bs- return mail, free Of all charge
the remedy that / believe viii cure
them. Remember. there is no catch
about this offer. II you have Rheuma-
tism. don't fail 10 send for free trial
of nv Rheumatism Cure; i know il
Will cure you If you suffer with in
digestion. or any stomach trouble, be
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YOU like and all you like II you have 8
cough. send for my Cough Cure If
Your kidneys are out OF order, no mat
ter how serious, my Kidney Cure viii
prove q blessing. My HEADACHE cure
stops any headache in seven 10 ten
minutes Ny Diarrhoea Cure corrects
an bowel complaints in q few hours
No matter what your disease is, write
and tell me all about your complaint.
and / viii send you my remedies free
I win also send you a copy Of Nun
vou's Magazine and Munyon's Guide to
Health.
Prof. Munyon, 1908 Arch St, Phil
adelphia, Pa
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MANY HoBoEs ARRESTED.

Forty-two cases were heard in the
city court yesterday, and thirty-seVen
hoboes graced Judge DieEl's court room
with their presence. The room was
crowded with the gangs of shiftiess.
unkempt men, who for the most part
were tried on the charge of trespass.
The others were accused of vdgrdnCy
and all were tried. The large majority
of the crowd was taken UP by the po-
lice in the yards of the Oregon Short
Line. where they had been sleeping.
Eighteen were found guilty and SEN
fenced to a fine of 81 each Most of the
others were also found guilty. but SEN
tence was suspended on their promise
to leave the city at once.
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SEVEN GAVE THEIR LIVES.

%" ~ tstrick's day Of this year
even Atlantic Coast Guard Life Savers
''e ar"0n ned by the oVerturning Of a
N m q tsmpestuous sea while en-
a'o,lnS 10 rescue the crew from a
v-la91 barge of the end of Cape. Cod.
,-..o-', of The brave fellows in that
&c give their lives to save others
- winter. The crew. now on fur
tsn WITH Buffalo Bills Wild West.
4alntlesSiy faced such perils for
- one Of the most intensely in
rr--E features in the arena pro-
s.. .ilie Is their highly realistic demon
s,'auou NJ the wav in which the
r-eehcs buoy is operated to take
PIE from wrecks. An their outfit is
Ts-sa oy the government for this use.
Il a VIII he seen here on Aug. Is and
-lFlnC he Elks' carnival
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SHOT WITH A RIFLE.
Clinton Aston Accidentally Shoots
Arthur Smith in Abdomen

A serious accident befeIl Arthur. the
10 year-old son of John r. Smith OF
Sugar. yesterday noon. whale he ana
companion about the same age named
Clinton Aston were practicing with a
.22-caIiber rifle out IN the country. The
boys lad intended to shoot sparrows
and were firing at targets.
AT the critical moment Aston had
the gun, and it was accidentally dis
charged. The bullet plOWed its way
through young Smiths right hand ana
buried itself in the abdomen Dr.
Charles Stewart was on the scene a
few minutes after the accident and
dressed the wound. which he considers
serious, but probably not fatal.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon
young Smith was thought to be worse
and Or. Root was called. After a con-
suitation. the surgeons decided not to
operate at that time, but the X-rays
will he utilized to locate the bullet. II
is hoped no operat ton will be necessary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-05
BARR0WS INDICTED.
Former Clerk of Census Bureau Must
Answer to Three Charges.

Washington Aug 4.-The grand jury
today indicted Harry A. BarroWs for
merly disbursing clerk of the United
States census bureau. on three cha rges.
The first charge alleges ENLIGHTENMENT
and the larceny Of $500. The second de-
scribes the alleged offense as a viola ton
of section $3.50 of the revised statutes and
says BarrOws stated the money had been
lost in gambling at cards and betting on
horse races and that he had applied the
residue in payment Of his personal debts
The third charge specifies the alleged Of
Tense as a violation of the act of Feb 5,
1873 Barrows has confessed to the dis
creDancV
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Cured Paralysis.

W. s. BaiIy, p. o. True, Tex, writes:
MY wife had been suffering five years
with paralysis in her arm. when / was
persuaded TO use Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment. which cured her all right / have
also used 1t for old sores. frost bites.
and skin eruptions. 1t does the work"
soc and $1O0 bottle at Il. c. M L.
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KILLED IN COLLISION.

Butte Mont Aug A special to the
Miner from BOzeman says that an 60 ST
bound Northern Pacific passenger train
ran into a. light engine standing on the
siding at SapPington, q small station
about thirty miles from here, on the
Butte branch. derailing the engine OF the
Pc ssengeT train and killing Fireman
Deering.
Engineer Brown ~ OF the light engine
was severely injured by an explosion Of q
flue. Brown was taken TO the companT
hospital ar AIissoula-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-05
WANTS TO SUCCEED HARRIS.

Topeka. Nam, Aug 4.-COneressnan
". y Calderhead of the Fifth Kansas
district today announced that he Will be
a candidate TO succeed ". A Harris in
the United States senate. Mr.. Calderhead
is a Republican living at Marysville.
There are three other announced candi-
dates-CongresSman Long and Curtis and
Governor Stanley.
Senator Harris is a Populist- His term
expires in 1895 Congressman Calderhead
is a Republican
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TO CIVILIzE GYPsIEs.

Vienna. Aug s.-As an outcome of the
efforts of the commission appointed to
inquire into the gypsy question. il is an
nounced that the Hungarian government
intends to INTRODUCES a bill in parliament
with the object OF civiliZing the gypsies
by compelling certain numbers of them
To live in villages and learn han6icraft
and devote themselves 10 regular occu-
nations. or else 90 20 reformatorles.
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Physicians and Druggists.

n d surgeon. a prominent drug
M. q. Rocky Hill station. ky. write:
L.. were requested BY DIR. G. IS. Snig-
a. =. send for Herbine for the beneft
do-s, '"SJomers. We ordered three
70 -. IL december. and we are glad
ss,iess Jerome has given such great
thf. -lon that we have duplicated
cav ,.-i three times. and today we
b. soIi salesman another order We
~ 10 say Or. @. B. Sniglev takes
- bottle at z. c. NJ.
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TWO SERGEANTS TIED.
Infantry Rife Competition Ends To-
dav-List of Ten Highest Men.

T,eavenworth Kan. Aug A-Tuesday
will he the last day Of the infantry rifle
competition of the department of the Mis-
souri,. Major General John Bates VIII ar
rive on an early train and attend.
Two men. Sergeant Oeiekers. Sixth in
fantTy. and Sergeant Deubery, Twenty
second infantry. arc now tied Tor flrst
pIace. The following is d list OF the ten
highest men:
Sergeant Oelekers, Sixth infantry, 407;
Sergeant Deubery. TweHty-second in
fantrv. iG7: Corporal Foster Twenty-sec-
ond Infantry $50. Sergeant Timer, Twen-
ty-second infantry. so; Private Wood. en-
gineers ga. Sergeant Gundey. sixteenth
iufanfry S7S: Sergeant Costello. engin-
GERS S64. Corporal Garvey. engineers. $50
Sergeant Roeck Twenty-second infantry.
SIS. and Private Sheehy. TweGty-second
infantry. 81
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WILLIAM S. GODDESS FUNERAL.

The funeral services of the late Will
liam :. Godbe. owing to absence Of
some of the members of the family.
have been postponed until Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. The services
will be held at the First COngrega ton
al church. on Fourth East and First
South streets. Interment will be It Mt
OliVet cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-05
Why Suffer with Headache

When one dose of Sherman's Headache
Cure viii rid you of it, They are in
Simultaneous in their effect and per-
fectly harmless. Keep q box in the
house for emergencies. They cure neu-
ralgia. sc and 10c q box For sale BY
Godbe- Pitts Drug company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-05

Foley's Kidney Cure will cure all dis
eases arising from disordered kidneys
or bladder. Johnson Pratt Drug Co.
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Your Insides Cool!


simply that his stomach is sweed
gases menng undgeted food his humps against
diaphragm. Nothing with his heart In the time,
body
his crowded for breath
dead. As
that and forming his
bowels digestion and keep cool
something decays heat develops.
Keep Take candy catharc CASCARET
will work while clean cool
comfortable the morning,
feeling Heart Diseased FudgeI
EOlcQAQ1N genuine r
sterling Remedy c. o
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Refreshing baths at saltair-
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-10-09

top again, poured the cordial into
the ice, sticks in a straw, and with
"My regards" took his aid to di-
gestion. The stranger dove into
his pocket and drew forth a hand
ful of small change. 'Take chick
en- feed a s'pose?" 'Well anything
less than a hundred dollars worth, y
facetiously replied Jimmie. The
stranger dove again, this time into
a pocket of his coat. SWELL there
amt that much there" he said
and carefully deposited on the
bar a handful of shelled corn.
Jimmie being an expert did not
faint, he drew a long breath such
as artists are supposed to draw
and said, "Have another
HE. M.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-10-09
Premature Burial.

Suspended animation and con-
sequent premature burial would
seem to be of transcendent i'm
portance to mankind, but they are
not. Very little attention is paid
to either subject. To the individ-
ual, however, the matter appeals
very forcibly when the attention
is once directed toward conse-
quences Of tno great haste at
certain times in putting away that
which, the majority consider only
as clay-the empty tabernacle Of
the soul. There is but one ply
stefan in this country who has
given serious attention to this
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-10-09

eyes we need rain" Jimmie
smilingly assented.
"Make me silver fizz.'
Jimmie became transformed into
a man of action. Quickly and
gracefully he moved about. A
mixing tumbler in his left hand, q
great care in the amount of sugar,
then the lime juice, half scoop
of shaved ice, the white of one
egg, ''jigger" of "Old Tom" and
a little more for good measure
the tactful courtesy of the expert,
the rapid shaking so many times
up, out and down. A wrench and
the shaker is off, frosted with a
cool moisture. A graceful side
step to the glittering array of glass
ware; the same step back and a
beautiful, long, plain glass graces
the bar; the strainer is adjusted
and with a long dexterous motion
the connection is strained; sweep
into the ice below and the siphon
bottle appears; one shake to liven
it up; a pressure on the valve, and
presto you know that Jimmie is
an artist and only wish his works
might live longer.
The stranger took his as q
thirsty man might, but gave due
heed to it's limitations With the
first breath he drank half Of it.
s'Too SWEET" queried Jimmie.
"Just right-have something your
SELF" With q pleasant smile and,
Thanks, I don't mind" Jimmie
brought his bottle and glass to the
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-10-09
u news Service Witboat Parallel.

there is ample justification for
the claim made by the Chicago
Record Herald that it's readers en-
JOY every day in the week, Sun
days included, a news service that
is without parallel in range and
completeness. In addition to the
independent news facilities of the
Record Herald, that paper receives
the complete news service OF the
New FORK Herald and the Associ-
ated Press, and when it is con-
sidered that its news columns are
supplemented by all the special
features 90 popular with it's thou
sands of readers, it will be seen
that the Record Herald holds q.
unique place among the great
newspapers Of the United States.