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English-bOrn parents who have settled i'm
America, but who wish TO maintain English
traditions. L believe that nearly all the
new scholarships will go to Americans or
this class. l have never heard of any pure
bred American coming either to oxford or
Cambridge, because he or his parents
thought he could get a better education at
those universities than at home. The re-
suit, however, will be the same, for what
ever their fathers may be, the Americans
who are sons Of English parents are as
American as anybody and are not likely TO
forget their nationality when they find
themselves at Oxford"
Arguing on these premises, the writer
concludes that a hundred young American
students, "glorying in their nationality, ="
will become a potent factor in impressing
their personality on the staid old univer-
sity with the natural result that an organ
lied American society, college yells, class
buttons and the young American spirit gen.
orally will sharply accentuate the existing
differences between Oxford and Cambridge.
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sented at the banquet given in New York
by the Stats Zeitung to the press of the
alluded to the great DEVELOPMENT of the
press in the United States and to its extern
Slve participation in the arrangement
made TO honor the prince.
The great beer treats of the New YorJ,
brewers to the crew of the imperial yacht
Hohenzollern had unpleasant consequences
FOR several of the deck officers. They saved
seven kegs of beer, intending TO present
them TO their friends at home. but the Gus
tom house officers at Kiel seized the kegs
at the freight depot and compelled the
ofhcers TO pay go marks C67.5O in duties
and penalties. The customs officers sold
the beer at auction.
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Cried GA Bias LOubet!"

PARIS, April 19.-While President Lou
bet was visiting the exhibition in the Jar
din des Tuileries this morning an individ-
ual, posted at a window of a hotel oppo-
site, attempted to start a demonstration
against the President. His cries of "a has
Loubet' (down with Loubet), however, on
ly endangered himself, as the crowd pres
ent started a counter-demonstration, anC
advanced threateningly in the direction OF
the hotel. The disturber of the peace
was arrested, but later he was released
from custody.
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FELL INTO 4 GORGE.
Fate OF Two Boys, One the Son of an
American Missionary.

LAUSANNE. Switzerland. April 19.-The
American youth who, with the son Of a
Lausanne publisher named liner. was killed
some days ago by falling TO the bottom of a
gorge in the Encel pass, near .Evionnaz,
was Talcott Williams Chambers. sixteen
years OF age. the only son of a missionary,
the Rev. Mr.. Chambers. stationed at Ad-
ana. Asia Minor. Both OF the victims were
pupils at the normal school OF Lessuf, Can
ton OF Neuchatel.
PHILADELPHIA. April 19.-YOung Cham
bers's father il William Nesbit Chambers,
a graduate OF Princeton. and has been for
t~wenty-fOur years "A missionary OF the
American Board in Turkey at Erzerum.
The boy was spending a year In Switzer-
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primrose Day.

LONDON, April 19.-Judging from the ex-
tensive observance of Primrose day, ad-
mirers of Lord B-eaconsheld, who died April
ls, 1881, are as numerous as ever. People
thronged to the statue of the statesman at
Westminster, which was adorned with the
usual masses of primroses and a number
OF handsome floral trophies. including the
customary tribute from Emanuel Delilios.
the educator and merchant of
HonB-kong. The various Conservative
headquarters were appropriately decorated,
and the residents of Hughenden, Bucking-
hamshire. made a pilgrimage to Beacons-
fields grave, which was covered with floral
tributes from all parts of the country.
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His Majesty Taking Great Interest in
the Minutest Details of His Com
ing Coronation.
GOWNS OF THE PRINCEsSES
THEY WILL BE PICTURESQUE AS
THOSE OF MAIDS OF HONOR.
An En~gIishman's View of the Effect
on American "Rah! Rah!r Boys
Mt Stafd Old Oxford.

LONDON, April 19.-King Edward has
taken up his quarters in Buckingham Pal
ace, and in future two mounted Life
Guardsmen viii act as sentinels there. in
stead Of the two foot guards, as formerly.
Tue most extensive improvements have
been made in the palace and in the extern
sive gardens surrounding IT.
The King continues TO take the greatest
interest in the most minute details of the
coronation. The gowns which the prin-
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Nnn-king Reported to lave Fallen.

CANTON. April 19.-The rebels are be-
sieging Marking, an important city in the
province of Kwang-Si. and IT is reported
that the place has already fallen. The tele-
graph wires beyond Wu-Chow, between
Canton and Marking, AVE been cut.
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Austrian Criticism of Americans.

VIENNA, April 19.-The newspapers her,
are publishing dispatches. referring to the
charges made against the conduct of Amer
lean soldiers in the Philippines. The Vat
erland says: The American action an
pears to be doubly horrible when il is re
that America waged war with
Spain in the name of humanity
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Stem Damaged in Collision.

PLYMOUTH. England. April 19.-The
British steamer Jane Radcliffe. while pass
ing the Lizard. bound westward, to-day,
signaled: Have been in collision with
steamer Athesia German, from New Or
leans for Hamburg); stem seriously dam
aged"
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Republican Given MayoraIty.

DULUTH. Mimi, April 1T. w. Hugo.
Republican, was to-day declared the legal
~ elected mayor OF Duluth. over Henry
Truelsen, Democrat, by a majority of five
votes. 1t is said Truelsen will carry the
contest 10 the Supreme Court.
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Free Beer Confscated.

BERLIN, April 19.-The imperial chancel-
lor. Count Won BuelOw, in thanking the
correspondent of the New York Stats Zeit-
ing for a list of the newspapers repre-
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Boer Leaders Leave Pretoria.

PRETORIA. April 19.-The Boer delegates
left here at Q o'clock last night for various
destinations TO confer with the burghers in
the field.
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land to study prior 10 coming to the United
States to complete his education. He was a
nephew of Talcott Williams, of Phiiadel-
phia.
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Katy pays dividends. See how it is
done by reading Katy ad., Page 3, Part
= this paper.
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The New
Negligee Shirts

All the new spring styles
shown now. Negligees grow
more popular each season-the
selling, even this early. being
lively. If you want a good
fitting dressy shirt get it here.
Ours are made on our own
ideas and bear the "Our Shirt"
label, which is a guarantee of
their fit. Specials for Monday.
Mems Madras Negligee Shirts. new
patterns, three pearl buttons in front,
every seam covered. all double 40
stitched; cuffs to match...---..O1N
Another assortment OF pleated and
plain fronts, four buttons. the latest
style; light and medium colors. also
plain white; OSc
and the price .........-.....-DON
Black Jersey ribbed underwear. well
made, nicely finished. fast col E0-
ors, all sizes; a garment...--...oON
Mems balbriggan underwear, the best
of their kind; EQc
a garment
Mems ribbed union suits, two weights.
of combed Egyptian; differ CT 40
ent lengths, at......-.....-P'
East Aisle.
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Beautiful Furs on Display
Monday and all the week.
AT WALKERS.
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1900 HEAD of stocR sheep. by Thos.
Mumford, III West list n nth, Salt Lake
City, or Mumford Bros. -ontpelier, Ida
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MALE HELP WANTED.


WANTED. WANTED. WANTED.
For Colorado. teamsters and laborers,
S2.3 a day.
20 laborers for quarry. S2-25 a day
% labOrers for pipe line, 500 day.
20 concrete men. s.. Is and $3.50 per day.
10 house and bridge carpenters.
30 men for steel gang, S2.W and N40 a
day.
20 men extra gang. for r. G. W.. N.T5
and 500 per day.
Wanted for bennington cutoff, 100 men.
20 men for MahoneY Bros. team shovel
men. teamsters and laborers. s. per day.
10 men for Taylor Bros. tearnsters and
4-horse teamsters. iaborers and wheel
holders. s. and S2.25 per day.
80 men for Flick q Johnson. laoorers
and steam shovel men. s. per day and up.
500 men wanted for Nevada, machine
men. drillers. hammersmen, teamsters
laborers. muckers. s. to S3.25 per day,
We ship daily 10 Fenton. Eiko, Carlin
Wadsworth, clarks and Reno.
Remember the Dixon Labor Agency.
40 East First South. Cor. Commercial St,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

GOVERNOR HAS A SOMA son was
born 10 Governor and Mrs. HeDer NJ
Wells Friday evening.
DIR. ODELL APPOINTED.-Dr. George
T Odeu was yesterday appointed assist
ant county physician by the county com
missioners. DR.. Odell Is a wei khoNh
physician and has practiced for some
time in this city.
FLOIJR GOES UP.-The price OF flour
has noourted the ladder and started on an
uDward climb Yesterday a l0-cent raise
was made In the price OF all flour. 0Wths
10 the advance IN the price OF wheat that
was recently made.
LODGE CELEBRATES-Rebe lodge
I. o. o. r., celebrated the tenth ami
versary OF It's organization In Ctah Win
a reception and programme In the l. q, y.
II. hall last night. There was a latEe
attendance Of keDeccds and Odd FVs-
lows and a most pleasant time was spep..
a programme OF music and ree5 as.., s,oi,s
was furnished by Miss Lillian Turner
Miss Judith Anderson. Alfred best, MISS
Mary Watson and Miss Elliott. Inc
regular anniversary ritual or the heoecea
lodge was performed.
PADDOCK KfLLED.-ft has developed
that the name OF Robert Haddock, VINO
Is said TO have been killed IN mining az
oident in the Klondike on the 10th OF sep
tember was mistaken for the name OF
Joseph Haddock who lived IN this city
prior 10 mis- visit to the Klondike, and
who leaves a brother and two sisters IN
this CITY end one sister in Ogden Had
dock was brother Of Constable Ben
Haddock and OF Mrs. Charles Hoyt and
Mrs. HemenWaV of 2Z3 East Third South
street and OF Mrs. Orson Riser OF Ogeen.
lie left this city two years ago FOR can
fornia and was elected constable of one
OF the counties In that state. From
there he went TO the Klondike and was
killed In the accident. Efforts VIII be
made TO establish his identity and the re-
mains will be brought to this city fol
burial
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II interested in any of the following
properties, write at once Tor I1ll pa
ticulars. II you buy a property throagh
me, and at any time within TWO years
YOU should decide that IL is not just what
YOU want. / will resell IL for yea, chars-
ing no commission
Through reorganization of one Of the
largest and Oldest cattle ranches In the
south. / have secured 10000 shares new
stock which / offer at one dollar Der
share. par Paid Is per cent last year
VIII pay more this year. Absolutely satS-
Write promptly II interested:
Res. and a.. Hebron. n. 8. Can.
a. containing vineyard. Hebron. n. ..
20 a. fruit farm. Lake Co. Fla.
80 a. and impts.. Guernsey Co, O
$50 a. and impts.. Campbell Co.. Ca,
600 a. timber. 100 a. cultivated
$50 a. and impts-. Newberry Co. B. =
81 a. and impts.. Bucks Co., Pa
Modern u-roOm res. and "a a. land'
Tuscoia. Ills: excellent location
40 a. and impts.. Clermont Co., o.
3.S40 a. and impts., Pawnee Co, Kan;
1900 a, cultivated: orchard: weh wntered'
l2f0 a. timber land, Reynolds c., MO;
So a, fruit land, Santa Barbara Co.. Cal
Il a. lemons: both mountain and sea
So a.. Blue Earth Co. MINI; good
bldgs.; orchard; 81 a. cultivated; near
r. r.
Residence and lot. Breoklirs Mass;
good condition; fashionable location.
50 a. and impts.. Ottertail Co. MINI.
Furnished summer hotel. Nantucket,
Mass: rs rooms: beach front; suitable
| for club
10 room residence and lot. Chicago, MS
modern conveniences: min walk from
| R. r.
House and lot Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
1856 a. Dawson Co.. Mont; fine farm
| ing land: convenient to K. r.
800 a. and impts.. Weld Co. Colo. go a
| cultivated. orchard; near X. X
Valuable slate quarry. Castleton. n: 4.
good r. r. facilities: Il miles from Rut-
] land.
/ 100 a. and impts., Allegan Co, Mich.
so a and impts., Pasco Co, Fla orange
/ grove; fine soil: mi. from X. r.
! Bldg Philadelphia, Pa,
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FuNFRAL NOTICE.

The funeral of George S. Smith. who
died IN Marysville on the Sth Of this
month. viii be held from the undertaking
parlors OF s. D. Evans, in this city. at 1
o'clock this afternoon. The services viii
be conducted under the auspices of the
I. o. o. F.. Of which the deceased was a
member. A son OF the deceased who
lives in New York. will arrive this morn
ing 10 attend the services
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LADY STENOGRAPHER wishes posi-
ton, can give references. Address
Stenographer, 50 North LIST West.
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TRUNK FACTORY


IF you want to save money on trunks
and vallses 20 to ID. l. GALLAGHER. 60 East
Third South. west of Knutsford No
Main street rent saves Is per cent
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FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

- 4..nr
ELEGANT 4-story and basement, DITCH
and stone business block: leased Lor .
years. per cent net assured on invest
ment. $4,000
Houston Real Estate Inv Co.. 2i Main.
FARMS. VACANT AND RESIDENCE
PROPERTY.
5-room mod. brick cottage, n. =, bench
worth $3.50. will sell for 500; 0et0ty'
S-r0om mod. frame. ). f.. fine y ITs ~,
large lot, worth $500. will sell Tor SS's"0'
bargain. A..
s-room mod. brick. n. e. close In
worth $500 sell for $500. -,
Lot on Sd East. worth A,ze' VIII sen
for $500
for 500 and 500; others near them for
500 and 500. -,
7-room mod. brick on Sd E.. $3.50, VII
sell for $3.50 cash down. bal. 80 mohthly;
We have many properties ali oVet. an
prices. Before buying avail yoursen q
MeGurrin & Co. IS w. I'd So.
5xl8 rods. 18th E. near 5th So. sl,sse.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co. ZOl AAih
VACANT lots and residences all over
al all prices. We advance money "
build and sell on installments. See US.
McGurrin G. Co.. IS W. I'd So
Groom new mod. Dr. cottages within car
OF railroads. psntries. clothes closets a he
all modern conveniences found IN any
first-class home: small cash payment aho
balance as you pay rent. Low interest,"
$3.50. Don't rent. but look at these oai
gains.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.. PSI Main
FARMS. Farms. Farms. big acre Farms
on State ST.. $500 each; easy terms; shao'
and water. These are going fast. Nolh
ing 20 compare with them. Don't ran =
get one now, before the prices are Au
xanced.
An elegant lO-room modern brick resi-
/ dence. Z. side. close in large lot. hous'
cost $500. the widow viii take $i,oOO =
sold this fan. This Is the best value 10
the money IN Salt Lake today.
Don't forget that we are selling NOR
] small homes than ANYBODY.
Call and get a "Negotlator, our Us
| OF real estate bargains. free az oiiicS-
Harrington & Courtney. 70 W. I'd SO.
| 25sx7 rods cor. Sth SO. and End w, $50,
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.. 2ol Main
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MORRIS-In the rear OF 754 East Sixth
South street. this city, Oct 10, 1902, of
typhoid fever, Bessie Louise daughter
Of George II. and Elizabeth Watts Nor
ris. aged II years and 3 days.
Funeral today at noon from the fam
ny residence. Friends are invited 10 at
tend.
BECKWITH-On Oct II. at the residence
Of his daughter, Mrs. Amelia 3. Gatrell
4Sa Third East, Thomas John Beckwith
aged 80 years.
Funeral Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
at Central Christian church.
BUTTs-At 1Ss K street, Oct. ], 1902, OF
diphtheria. Ruth. daughter OF George
and Georgiana Butts. aged years and
months.
Funeral today at $50 from the resi-
dence.
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FoR SALE.

~-~~~~~~-~-~-~~~~~~~-~--~~
FINE LOT Of furniture. cheap il taken
at once. and house for rent. No. 4S6 s.
Third East ST.
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Cash REGISTERS

~-N~~o-~~~~c~ ~~~~----~---~-~-
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
GrosheIl. sales agent for Utah. Expert
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NAN wants job feeding stock or herd
ing sheep for winter. Address o IS. Her
aid.
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Los

-J~~-~N~o0~9~~4~e-l~~~~-~
SOMEWHERE on north side Isl so
going west from Mccormick bldg. 10 w.
r. thence south on ". side W. I. 10
Masonic bldg. thence east on n. side "a
So. 20 Walkers bank. thence 20 W. L. T.
co. office. thence 10 Moran Blk on ). side
"a So, a gold iOcket with buckle for
watch guard. engraved on one side w.
NJ F., on other William and Truman.
Inside loelet are babies pictures. Reward
OF $40 for return 10 SN Mccormick Blk
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Everybody drinks Manitou water. the
water that made Colorado famous.
UTAH LIQUOR co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EXPERIENCED grocery clerk and
bookkeeper wants position, young man.
good references. 81, Herald.
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RORN.
DIED.

PIERSON-Tn this city, Oct. IL 1902. e
DR.. and Mrs. I. c. Pierson, a son.
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AS JANIToR of building or offices
Address 0 81, Herald
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Rooming house. 30 rooms. steam heat.
s, 200.
booming house. IS rooms. steam heat.
s.. SEQ.
Furniture five-room cottage. close in.
D. L. MILLER. 2ls Main St. Room l
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BAY MULE. s years old. fish-hook
brand on left hip. Return 10 AZ South
eth East. Reward.
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L. III. ONION. Auctioneer and Appra,s-
er. 24e State St
FOR FURNITURE and carpets call al
J. y. I. Furniture & CARPET Installment
House: terms. 81 on SO; so on 500. 4s
East Second South.
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Picture frames. &c. Sd So.
THE LAST CHANCE.
The Finest Exhibition in Salt Lake
kbout m Close

The Finest Exhibition in Salt Lake
About TO Close.
In the course OF another week Mr.
John Welch viii close the beautiful
show rooms, which he has been main
tanning for the benefit OF the trade, at
$3.50 West Third South street, where
the full line OF goods carried by the
Webb reyschlag Mercantile Co. or
Kansas City No. has been on exhibit
ton for several weeks.
Merchants who have not yet seen this
unique exhibit OF curios. china, bric-a-
brac. notions, stationery pictures. me-
chanical and other toys. and Christmas
goods in general should be sure TO call
before the Goth inst. Many an extra
dollar will be made next Christmas by
being up 10 date.
Beautiful Furs on Display
Monday and all the week.
AT WALKERS.
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Or. f. NJ. Keysors method OF filling
teeth IS painless. 262 Main street. Auer-
bach building. Telephone 1120 X.
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Office
of the Weather Bureai.

Maximum temperature. 81 degrees; mini
mum temperature. 46 degrees; mean tenn
perature. 50 degrees. which Is degrees
below the normal; accumulated deficiency
of tenneratire since the LIST OF the month,
u degrees: accumulated excess of tenn
perature since Jan. l. a degrees; total
precipitation from p. N, TO p. m. II
inch; accumulated deficiency OF precipi-
tatiOn since the LIST Of the month, 81 inch;
accumulated deficiency Of precipitation
since Jan !. ass inches.
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BASE BURNER HEATER. mandolin,
fine music box, cheap. No. z. Sd Sc.
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sTRAYED.

A COUPLE of gray work horses came
TO my premises. Harmon fruit farm, NH
Creek, about weeks ago Owner will
please call and pay damages. Katharine
Strfngham
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PING PONG TABLE for sale. IA W.
I'd South. John S. Thomas.
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A BEAVER coliarette. between taber-
nacle and Second South. Return 10 so
d. F walker building and receive re-
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ASSAVERS.

>~~~~~~-csc-oScSc~~S~-~ -~~S~~~~~~~O~~~>-~~~no
J. MVICKER. 4s Richards 81.
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TYPEWRTTERS

~-~-~-~~~~~~~~-ee~-cS->~- IRON
Remington Typewriters rented No z
s. 90 month up BY manufactufeI0'
W I'd South Phone lS54-A.
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Pattern-maker and Carpenter. II. r.
williams, 113 z. LIST So. Phone 9S4Y,
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We save you Is per cent on all kinds
OF Mems, Women's and Children's I'm
derwear. Provo Blankets and Flannels
wear twice as long as eastern goods.
Cutler Bros. Co, agents, Sc Main street
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l CAN sell YOUR business. no matter
where IL Is. Send description state price
and learn how. Established 1886 Highest
references. Offices in fourteen cities. W
NJ. Ostrander. 1913 n. A. bldg, Philadel-
phia
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE, l2 sOu,s
West Temple street NJ s. Haraus-
manager Analytical work a speciality.
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WORK Of any kind IN city. by a good
young man. j. S. X. Herald.
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AUCTION SALE EXTRAORDINARY.
On Saturday, Oct. 18th. at > D. m. and 7
D. m. We will sell at our storehouse. Nos.
l26-1ZS South West Temple 81. Continent
al market bidg.l, valuable lot OF mis-
cellaneOus goods, without reserve. con-
sisting OF pianos sewing machines, bed
ding table linen, furniture of all de-
scriptions and other valuable and useful
articles.
REDMAN VAN & STORAGE co.
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ELEGANT 4-story and basement, prick
and stone business block; leased Tor .
years. per cent net assured on hFeSe-
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.. 25l Main.
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Castle Gate. Clear Greek, Winter
Quarters. Sunnyside lump, nut and
slack; anthracite (all sizes). 70 South
Main street; telephone 429.
ID. J. SHARP. Agent.
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