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FOR sALE-REA1 ESTATE.
A SACRIFICE SALE. sss,OOO FOR

. A SACRIFICE SALE. $4,000 FOR
S35. Oo0.
3ile0 acres well situated. black.
loamy soil, good market for pro
uece. vel improved, under fence,
plenty Of water, land patented.
dwellings,, barn. granary. corrals,
etc 1000 head sheep. "a head work
horses, mich cows, yearltng
steers, ! Durham bull. 40 head
calves, 100 head hogs. 200 chickens,
y 2-year-old Hambletonian colts,
0O brood mares, 10 HambletOnian
colts (yearlings). / Norman stall
hon. 2 buggies. Z wagons. 1 sheep
wagon, self-binders. sulky
plows, l seed drill. mowers, l
Dane haystacker and carriers,
thrasner and power, l hay press
chopper and tanning mill. 2 pair
PLATFORM scales, hand plows. !
broadcast seeder, / corn shelter. !
cider press. ! blacksmith shop and
hardware. DTaggs roller and culu-
NatorS, 300 acres alfalfa, grows
crops per season; 1900 acres Wild
nay land. 200 acres grain, 6 acres
orchard and vineyard, balance good
pasture, most of which can be cul-
IlNated- we have responsible
parties that will pay 81, 600 per year
rental This property must posi-
lively be sold by July -. Can re-
Ter you to prominent business men
in this city.
BROWNS IN TOWN.
NO. IL E. LIST So. Phone "a.
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QUIT PAYING RENT,.!

BUY YOURSELF A HOME YOU CAN
PAY FOR
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Ala, Mobile Co, DO a. timberland
Cal. Riverside Co. 10 a. fruit farm.
Colo, Mesa Co, so a & impts
~ ~. - Washington, Tacoma park, , good
Fla. Winter Park. fine res. and lot.
Fla. NoluSla Co. 6 a suitable for lots
Chicago Lawn, well located bldg. lots
ma White Co, fine farm 100 a.
Mass, Worcester Co, Il a. & impts.
Mich, near Romeo. 120 a. q impts.
Mich', Otsego Co, 10 a. and impts.
MI N1lcii'; A1ahlstee Co, $50 a fruit land.
NO Wayne Co, 626 a. & impts
Mo. Shannon Co. $40 a. timber land.
NO, Montgomery City, res. & grounds.
MO, Pulaski Co, so a. & impts.
ranch.
Neb., Omaha, res. and lot. Nicholas St.
y. r., Bethlehem, fine res. and a.
y. j., somerset Co. fine farm 2S a
\. NJ, Cloudcr0ft. small house and lot.
n. \, Allegany Co, 81 a. q impts.
y I, Ruiteney, summer res. and 3 a.
,oi n Y, 20 mi. from Albany, fine farm
n Y, Silver Springs fine res. and a.
n. \, Ontario Co, so a fruit farm.
n. J.. lion. s r res. and lot
\. X Greensboro. modern res. and lot.
y. y Dlckey Co, 100 a. farm land.
farm. '''''
New. Lincoln Co.. la a. impd. patented
and leased ranch; stock and tools.
Ohio, Rogers, 9 r. res. and lot
IA, Lancaster. 3 good res, Atlantic av.
IA, montgomery Co. los a. & impts.
Pa. Springfield. wen located res. * a.
X. l., Kent Co, IS a. & impts.
X l., Washington Co, 1i2 a. & impts.
Tex. Colorado Co, 4IO a. q impts.
Va, Chesapeake Bay. S36 a.. impts. suit
able for cunning club or game preserve.
w. Va, Peasants Co. $50 a. & impts.
Wis, Taylor Co.. $50 a. and impts.
Wis, Price Co, 20 "A. timberland.
Flour mill. NewcomerstOwn. o.. 5000
Greenhouse bus, stock, res. & a. n.
y. Mills, n. Y, $1S.O00.
Genl mdse. bus. Vera Cruz, Ind, $500
Steam bakery bus, bldg. & complete
eQpt., Buffalo. n. Y. $4,000.
w. NJ. OSTRANDER, n. A. BLDG,
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LITTLE & LITTLE.

LITTLE & LITTLE.
Near 5th South and 9Th West. new
4-room frame, pantry, closet; 500
cash, SIS month ........-.............S1.O 600
7-room frame, on ID st. ........-..... 80, 80
Elegant corner on d. S12XS -.........Al,6 900
Good 7-room brick and adobe with
large lot. l5X7 rods. corner 18th
a of block on 9Th West ..............Sl.O0 600
S-rOOm frame, bath, barn, etc, lot
2lzx1O. on ] street...-............. 200
10X10 facing S. & E. f street. $1,000
Fine Groom pressed brick, nearly
new, +. front, por. bath, toilet, r.
l.. etc. an elegant home, near Sd
St. on F. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Groom brick, lot 215xS, / block from
Groom brick and frame. on w T.
near 7th So, 212xS, a good buy ... 81 100
2i5X10. 18th T.. near LIST So. ..........$ eco
2LX10. on G. street -...-........-.....S 25O
4iLX10, corner. on 5th street. $50
Elegant 5-room mod brick, Large
barn, cement walks. fine trees, lot
3xS to alley. a model home, near
9Th E. and 10th So. .............. O.. $500
"a xS1l. 1 block from o. s. l. depot..S $50
Groom brick. near Grand opera
house, If sold quick ................S2.3 300
Ne have some good buys in prospective
business property.
LITTLE. e LITTLE.
West Second South.
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THE Home Investment & Savings Co.
o. and 10 West First South St, Salt
Lake City. Utah
mousse. pantry, closets. screen porch
southeast; $3.50 cash, balance SIS per mo.
SZOOO, 6-rOOm house on 4th St, cleo
lights, basement rooms and cellar, close
in.
$1,000; acre of good ground and a 2
room house. S. +.
$1,000. 3 acres of land in BOuntiful, all in
lucern.
Sl20 building lots in southeastern part
Of town, SIS cash. so per month.
The Home Investment & Savings Co,
g. 5 and 10 West First South St, Salt
Lake City. Utah.
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STEAM DYE WORKS.


UTAH Dye Works. cleaning and dyein E
n speciality 65 T. Sd South. Tel 974 T.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

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ON CHATTELS, so TO 81 600 on house
hold goods or any good security. Terms
reasonable. Business confidential. +. g.
Wood 149 Main St. room 80.
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FENCING.

TEMPLETON school of fencing. q
TemDletOn building
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Offers you selection that is second
to none in the city. While the price
will enable you to purchase at small
outlay, everything needed for the
home
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sHoEMAKERs.


JOHN CAMENCIN. Utah's most scieu
tific shoemaker. Solid comfort for tende
or deformeG feet Forty years experience
TN-snoved 20 6s W. Sd So.
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SMALL restaurant, cheap, so per day
business, 354 East Fifth South, upstairs.
OR RENT. hack in good running or
Ser. Is W. 2nd So, room Is.
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GEORGE NJ. MeoNAUGHY.

GEORGE NJ. MCONAUGHY.
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
ROOM >. EAGLE BLOCK, COR IND
SOUTH AND WEST TEMPLE.
LOTS LOTSI LOTStM
$50 EACH. $50 EACH. $50 EACH
QUIT PAYING RENT,!i
BUY YOURSELF A HOME YOU CAN
PAY FOR.
1 WILL BUILD YOU A 3. OR GROOM
HOUSE, BRICK OR FRAME, ON
ABOVE LOTS.
SO CASH DOWN. $40 PER MONTH";
THESE LOTS ARE NEAR STREET
CAR LINE AND SCHOOL HOUSE AND
DESIRABLE IN EVERY RESPECT
NOW, DO YOU WANT y HOME?
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PERSONAL

Paul X Smith has no connection with
thc salt Lake Cleaning Co. a CORPORA
iiOn and has no authority to collect or
receipt for money due said company. Salt
Lake Cleaning Co, by W. II. Innis, sec
rotary and treasurer.
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MT MORIATI lou No. 2. f G. A NJ.
Regular meetings held at Masonic hall
the second Monday OF each month
ndenoe Of sister lodges and sojOurning
brethren in good standing are cordially
invited to attend
HENRY SIMON. W. NJ,
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL.
Secretary.
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rm. frame cottage; good condition;
extra large plot Of ground. % feet 'front.'
age; city water: just off 18th East car
line; close to school one of the most
a attractive little homes in this part of
city and certainly the cheapest buy on the
market. on Washington ST., between
10th and 18th So. just east of 18th East.
For further particulars see
'HOUSTONS, THE HOUSERS."
25l Main.
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FEmALE HELP WANTED

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GOOD WASHERWOMAN Apply $50
East Second South.
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ORANGEA DE-Agents warm weather
bonanza; delicious. cooling drink big
eller, everybody buys: one gallon pack
lge. postpaid. l0c attractive catalogue
zee Acme supply Co, 1897 Stewart Ave,
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WANTEp-sITUArIoNs.

WARIED-SlTUA
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cleaning ~ East Brigham street
AN elderly woman would like an en-
gagement as houSekeeper or to wait on
invalid lady or gentleman. Address X .,
Herald
GERMAN with best local references
wishes TO engage as JanitOr, etc. Ad-
oress G X FIanderka, ga 4th St, in
rear. City.
A MIDDLk-AGED man with Al
references wants position Of trust with
firm or corporation at reasonable salary.
Address x 4. Herald.
STATIONARY engineer wants position.
Y p, Herald.
A GIRL would like work by the day.
Washing or ironing. Telephone ELK.
BY WOMAN, to do daywork. Can at
~ Franklin Ave, at once
SUITABLE MAN would like to take
care of large lawn, hours; references;
east side. 40 II ST.
WORK on farm, or cutting lawns and
milking cows Cali at mission. 80 Com
meTcial St.
BY A reliable, experienced printer, a
regular position on a substantial weekly
newspaper. Address Printer, $40 w.
Fourth South St, Provo City, Utah
a YOUNG MAN about 10, with little
experience, wishes a position in a store
until capable OF doing required work;
good references furnished. Andrew An
dersOn, T04Ia Main.
ences or bond furnished; small salary.
Address X 10, care Herald.
AS RANCH foreman; have had expe-
rience and can give good references. Ad-
dress G. Bewsher, 424 So. I'd West.
YOUNG GIRL wants work by the day.
washing or hOuse-cleaning. Address Mrs.
kooi, 523 West LIST North.
YOUNG MAN would like position in
furniture store; thoroughly understands
repair work. Address r. French, p Ken
YOUNG MAN with fair education would
like position in a real estate office. Ad-
dress J So, Herald.
GOING. OUT washing by the day. IS
West Sd South.
SITUATION as housekeeper o. to take
lady; can give references. Address ~.
Herald.
BOY about Il years old wants situation;
just home from college. J 50, Herald.
A LADY with little boy, years old,
wants position as hOusekeeper. Address
\. Y, Herald
AS hOusekeeper or to take charge of
roomlng house, by experienced m lie
aged woman Address j Sc, Herald,
SWEEPING and housekeeping by mid
ule-aged lady. 521 5th East.
A NAN with team wants work. Adj
dress Lars Wilkinson. 20 +. eth So, the
Albert.
TO TAKE a couple of washings home.
Mrs Jacobsen. 24l +. 9Th South St
WASHING or ironing or day work.
Apply 11215 Holmes court, % South st.
RESPECTABLE girl wants a position
in private family where there are no
children. Second ward preferred. "a,
Herald.
WASATCE SUMMER RESORT.
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FUTILE BROS, 149 Main street.
$l,Z50. $500 down and $40 per mo. Will
end your rent troubles and give you
home of your own. east and not far out
nice neighbOrhoOd, and will grow in
value rapidly.
$3.50, $3.50 down and $50 per mo-. nice
broom cottage home, No. as 5th St, cost
81 ,250 TO build; rock foundation. water IN
Kitchen If you had all cash you could
not buy lot and build for the price.
$4,000, fine modern, comparatively new
S-room pressed bk., large lot elegant
locality, T st. This is bargain.
1925 buys fine lots on 4th Z. ST. south
owned by Cal man. wants cash.
We have a tremendous list of proper
ties. many nonresident owners, who
often want money and offer great bar
gains. We represent them exclusively
and the properties can only be secured
through our office. There are six men
actively engaged in our office, and you
will always find some one in from $50
a. m until p. m. There's something
doing up here. Call and see US.
futile Bros. PrOgress-H Herald Bldg.
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AGENTS can make $1,000 20 $4,000 next
.hcee months handling newly patented
article. absolute necessity: demand enor-
1'ous. experience unnecessary; exclusive
erritory given. Household Novelty Co.
manufacturers). 1912 Broadway. ~ y.
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JERSEY milk delivered twice daily
Jersey dairy, S33 So. State.
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A GERMAN with best local references
wishes TO engage as JanitOr, etc. Ad-
oress c X FIanderka, ga 4th St, In
rear. City.
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WORK by day, washing, ironing or
cleaning. ~ East Brigham street.
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AN elderly woman would like an en-
gagement as housekeeper or to wait on
rival d lady or gentleman Address X ..
Herald
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SAFES.

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DIEBOLD SAFE & LOCK co :
Agency. telephone sos. 126 and Us s. w
Temple St
NEW or secondhand. cash. trade or
terms. Sorensen-StOutt Co. IS E ID So,
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A MIDDLE-AGED man with Al
references wants position of trust with
firm or corporation al reasonable salary.
Address x 4. Herald.
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wAsATCH SUMMER RESORT.

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LITTLE COTTONWOOD CANYON.
John Starley, proprietor. Good hotel ac-
combinations. also cottages for rent. For
take stage for Wasatch, leave Wasatch
$50 a. m; fare round trip. $50 Apply
for particulars, John Starley, Wasatch,
or bureau of information, Temple block.
Phone 800. ARRANGEMENTS for special par
ties telephone ok. Address mail via
Sandy.
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STATIONARY engineer wants position.
Y p Herald.
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A GIRL would like work by the day
washing or ironing. Telephone ELK.
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AUCTION SALES.

ON TUESDAY. July T. at 1880 a. m
No. il2 So. w. Temple St.. fine lot house
hold goods. consisting Of parlor rockers
and chairs Brussels and other carpets,
folding bed, bedroom set, mattresses and
bedding. lace curtains and pOrtieres. eX-
tension table and chairs chiffonier. cup
board, center tables. kitchen combina-
ton table, coal oil heater: Home Com
fort steel range, china and glassware
refrigerator. tubs. kitchen utensils, etc.
X. A. ANDREWS. AuCtioneer.
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MASSAGE.
OPTICIANS.
PIANO POLISHING.

FOR expert polishing and refinlshing
Of furniture ana pianos. prices reason
able. all work guaranteed. Address
Springer Bros. care Christensen &. Arson.
Temple of Music, 5l-5S So Main St
Phone 9d Y.
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BY a young man, as collector; refer
ences or bond furnished small salary.
Address X 10, care Herald.
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a YOUNG MAN about 10, with a little
experience wishes a position in a store
as clerk; small wages will be accepted
until capable of doing required work;
good references furnished. Andrew An
dersOn, 7041s Main
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X120-foOt lot. sell on monthly payments,
Cd West and 9th So, 81. 100.
acres on 9Th East near 18th So, good
4-rOOm frame house. $500
Groom frame house, city water. 50x140-
foot lot, west side; monthly payments,
81 900.
Wicks. So State St
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TWO energetic men to engage in the
insurance business; excellent opportun-
tiles for right party Apply Monday morn
Ing to 9. 5. Montgomery, 255 Commercial
Club Bldg.
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FOR RENT.

ROOMS and bath, new, at AS Elm av-
enue. opp. 9Jn SCUM, between 4th and 5th
East Apply at premises. No children.
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YOUNG MAN would like position in
furniture store; thoroughly understan
repair work. Address r. French, p Ken
dal square, city
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BY WOMAN, to do daywork. Call az
40 Franklin Ave, at once
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MALE HELP WANTED.

HAVE YOU REGISTERED2 WE ARE
filling good positions every day. Do you
desire employment There's no excuse
in living up TO your hard earnings. Get
employment and get it now.
We can help you. A few specials:
10 Solicitors, Dentist. Blacksmith and
Timber-framer. Lady Cook and House
keeper. % Quartz Miners. 800 Coal MIN
ers. Utah and Wyoming; 10 soft stone
OuaTrymen and 10 Scabblerg, I Hand
lrOners, laundry girl piece work, fac
tory; , House Servants. , experienced
Lady StenOgraphers; 1 good Cuffer, liv-
cry stable; ! City Salesman. bugSies and
harness: / Machinist. railroad company:
enc Yardman, I Ledy Stenographer. out
Of city; one Lady BOOkkeeper: one cook
ana Packer combined, for surveying out
fit good wages.
WESTERN LABOR ASSOCIATION
25S Commercial Club Bldg. Phone 1701 X
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AS RANCH fOreman; have had eXpe-
rience and can give good references. Ad-
dress @. Bewsher. 424 So. I'd West.
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FOR A1E.

1403-k.
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A FEW BARGAINS in furniture. kitch-
en- safe. 50 90. odd dresser. $500: kitchen
table 81 90. window shades. 35 cts, straw
mating IS cts. everything to furnish a
house. Lach's. 800 State St.
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Shirt Waists a speciality. Mrs. Lena
Clarke, 327 and 328 Constitution block.
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MIDWIVES.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
WATCHES and Jewelry Cleaning, s.. 90:
handspring. Sl00. c. +. W. Bowels Re
moved to 235 Main St
J. F. BoEs. Manufacturing Jeweler.
Removed to 259 Main.
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SUITABLE MAN would like to take
care of large lawn, hours; references;
east side. 40 II ST.
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YOUNG GIRL wants work by the day.
washing or hOuse-cleaning. Address Mrs.
kooi. 523 West LIST North
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BY A reliable, experienced printer. a
regular position on a substantial weekly
newspaper. Address Printer" SIS w.
Fourth South St, Provo City, Utah.
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GOOD horse. surrey. rubber-tired buggy
and furniture. ass So. 9Th T..
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YOUNG MAN with fair education would
like position in a real estate office. Ad-
dress 96, Herald.
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form. mod. br., very attractive modern
home. 743 r. ID So: good barn, $50.
4-rm. mod. Dr., 1925 I'd St, SO
6-rm MOI home. II nth L.. $50.
5-rm. mod br. cot, 500 h. 7th So, $50.
4-rm. moo. br. cot, 324 L. 9Th So, so.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV CO,
25l Main.
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GOING OUT washing by the day. :
West Sd South.
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WORK on farm, or cutting lawns and
milking cows. Cali at mission. 80 Com
meTcial St.
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DREssMAKING.

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SUNBURST- Skirts and Silk Petticoats
made TO order; accordion and side pieat-
ing Mrs Jennens, A z. 1st So.
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$40, 3 LARGE rooms, brick, pantry,
water in house S29 Fifth street
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SOCIETIES.
MASONIC NOTICE

--@AA1DANAN 4NOL4AE.
MI. Moriah lodge No. will hold a
special meeting tomorrow G1onday) even
ing at. $3.50 O'Clock for r. G. degree work.
MasonS qualified invited.
HRISTOPHER DIEHI. Secy.
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A LITTLE STORY OF A BIG sue
cees-EIow 800 made $1,000 In thirty davs.
Mailed free. no horse racing oil wells
nor gold mines. r. G.. HOGAN < CO.
Commerce Bldg, Chicago, III.
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7 WILL close out at private sale a large
stock of fine fishing rods and tackle at
s. Main St X. A. ANDREWS
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
STORAGE AND MOVING.

MOVING. storing, packing and ship
ping. Redman Van & Storage Co. Phone
sos. Office l26 and 12S So. W. Temple st.
c. F. MITCHELL Van & Storage Co,
SO w. I'd So Tel 1879 Y Moving
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-28
eowIers Elect Officers.

Indianapolis, Feb. 27.-J j. Rowe.
mayor Of Lakewood . suburb of
Cleveland, was elected president of
the American Bowling congress yes.
terday by a vote OF lit to "a. Other
officers elected follow: First vice
president. c. e. Nell, Milwaukee;
second vice president H. N. Fowler,
ST. Paul; secretary, Samuel Karpf,
Dayton; treasurer Frank Pasteloupe,
Chicago. At midnight when bowling
for the day closed in the national
tournament, thirty-nine men had
bowled for the individual champion-
ship. There are It's entries. The con-
test will close today. R. w Nessler.
Chicago. is high pin, with 604.
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DECREE IN SIG LAND cs,azz.
Judge Munger pismisses All neisne

Judge Munger Businesses All Deienc.
ants Except Railroad Company.
Omaha, Feb 81 Judge Munger has
made a decree i'll the case of the
United States against the Sioux City
and Pacific Railroad company and
Others in which he dismissed the bill
OF complaint against all respondents
except the railroad company, thus
confirming the title of the present
holders to the land in litigation and
leaving the government to recover
damages in money from the company
in case the pending suit is successful.
The case is one instituted about
two years ago, wherein the United
States seeks to have patent to about
500 acres of land in Washington and
Burt counties, issued by the govern
ment to the railroad company, set
aside. 1t is alleged in the bill of the
government that the land was wrong
fully entered by the railroad, as pre-
yious to the construction of the road
1t had been entered as homesteads
by various persons.
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warshios Aoitate Chinese.

Paris, Feb PA steamer which
has arrived at Marseilles with the
Chinese mail also brought advices
from Canton to the effect that the
Cantonese have been agitated over
the arrival there of two American
warships, which gave rise to the re-
port that the United States desired to
secure the small island of Hinan, oc-
cupying strategic position in front
of Canton. The Chinese and some of
the foreigners credited the report.
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Alexander lowed Into Port.

Washington. Feb. 27.-Captain Cove,
commanding the collier Alexander,
which has been adrift for the past two
weeks with a broken shaft, yesterday
reported by cable to the navy depart
ment from Hamilton. Bermuda, that
he had been towed into that port by
the Dutch steamer Beta. He added
that he had a spare shaft aboard
and would make repairs in that port
The Alexander was on her way from
San Juan, p r., to Norfolk, when the
accident happened.