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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-01-10

ELY'S LIQUID CREAM BALM is an
old friend in new form. 1t is prepared
for the particular benefit of sufferers from
nasal catarrh who are used to an atomic
err in spraying the diseased membranes
All the healing and sooting properties OF
Cream Balm are retained in the new pre-
paration. 1t does not dry up the secre-
tions Price, including spraying TUBE 20
cents. At your druggists or Ely Broth
ers, Sc Warren Street, New York. WIZ
mail it.
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THE POOR.
In Need of Wood Leave Contributions at E al
eigh Sayings Bank.

Mr.. John T. Pullen says that great
many loads OF wood have been distributed
to the needy in the last few weeks. He
saws that the money for this purpose has
all been exhausted Anyone wanting to
contribute to this most worthy cause will
please leave their contributions at the
Raleigh Savings Bank Many poor people
are cold today from want of fuel.
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Nine. Humbert declared the whole story
of the Crawfords and their millions to be
true, that the Crawfords really existed,
and that in good time they would appear
and confound her enemies.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qulplne lao.e.e'
All druggists refund the money II IL lails
to cure L. ". Groves signature Is on
each box. Csc.
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At the offices of the United Fruit Com
many New orleans, Manager Ellis said
yesterday that information received indi-
Gated that Young Hunter would arrive in
New orleans next Monday on the steam
shin Anslm, of their line
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senator Elkins, who was one of the
leaders in opposition to the bill for
Cuban treaty in the last session. says
he will heartily support the pending
Cuban treaty.
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DIED.

BAI.MFORTH-In this city, June sc. 1903.
OF heart disease, Charles BalmfOrth in
his 73d year.
Funeral at the Seventeenth ward meet
ing house, Sunday, at p. m.
OLLIs-In this city, June Is. 1913. Of
cholera mOrbus, Lilly E. H. Oils, in her
18th year
Funeral at the Seventh ward nesting
house. sunday, at y O'Clock.
MDANIEL-In this city. June 26. 1903. at
her residence, 1876 West South Temple
street, Minarva A English. wife of J
w Mcdaniel. a native of Indiana, aged
4S years, ] month, days.
Notice of funeral later Springfield.
Ill, and Colorado Springs, Colo, pGp9-s
please copy
HEIR Rat his home in Sugar House. June
20 1905, John Heir, aged 81 years
Funeral frcsn Sugar House ward meet
ing house, Sunday, at , D. NJ. All friends
invited.
GOLOBERG-4St Price. Utah. June 2s
1893, Charles Goldberg, of acute gastrl-
lis, aged 81 years.
Funeral from undertaking parIors of
5 D. Evans, Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock Friends invited.
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a sAcRIFIcE sALE. sss.Ooo ZOE

A SACRIFICE SALE. $4,000 FOR
S35. 600
300 acres well situated. black,
loamy soil. good market for pro-
duce. well improved. under fence,
plenty OF water, land patented.
dwellings. barn, granary. corralSs
etc 1000 head sheep. a head Work
horses, S mich cows. 3 yearlinS
steers. 1 Durham bull 10 head
calves. 100 head hogs, 200 chickens,
= Z-year-Old HambleJonian colts,
% brood mares. 10 Hambleton3an
colts (yearlings). / Norman stall
hon, ? buggies. wagons, 1 sheep
wagon, self-biuders sulky
plOws, 1 seed drill, 3 mowers,
Dane haystacker and carriers,
thrasher and power, ] hay press,
! chopper and tanning mill. pair
platform scales. hand plOws.
broadcast seeder, ! corn shelter, l
cider press. ] blacksmith shop and
hardware. Dragg's roller and Guilt
vatOrs. 800 acres alfalfa, grows
crops per season. 1000 acres wild
nay land. 200 acres grain, acres
orchard and vineyard. balance good
pasture, most Of which can be cul-
tVdted. We have responsible
parties that will pay 5000 per year
rental This property must posi-
lively be sold by July 10. Can re-
Ter you to prominent business men
in this city.
BROWNS IN TOWN.
No. IL +. LIST So Phone "a
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SEVERAL SHOTS
FOR A BURGLAR
Mrs. Madsen Shows Thief How
She Can Handle Revolver.
NO RESPONSE FROM POLICE
INTRUDER MAKES ESCAPE UN-
DER COVER OF DARKNESS.

After the police had refused to send
an officer to capture a burglar who
was Iooting her house, Mrs g 2.
Madsen, who lives at , Boise avenue,
took matters into her own hands last
night. armed herself with d revolver
and fred a SHOT at-the daring thief,
whom she caught red handed. The
shot did not take effect, but It served
TO brighten the burglar out OF the com
nunity Mrs. Madsen says he might
have been caught had the police con-
descended 10 make an effort in that
direction
According to the story told by Mrs
Madsen. whose husband runs the Pal
ace of Illusions" at the Salt Palace.
she was at home alone last night and.
becoming frightened. went 70 the home
OF a neighbOr to spend the evening
About IL o'clock when she started
ard could see a man in the house ran
sacking the bureaus and wardrObes-
Running to the house of a neighbOr
Mrs Madsen telephOued TO the police
TO send an officer Immediately. She
states that the officials at the station
refused to send anyone.
Fired at the Burglar.
Not knowing what to do. she got
Mrs u Malley, neighbOr. to sccom-
pany her, and they went 10 the house.
Al was quiet and, to all appearances,
there was no one IN the house There
happened 10 be no men at hJme in
the L4ghhorhOod ana the TWO women
sat down on the front steps TO await
the return of Mr.. Madsen. They were
al-aid 10 enter the house.
" lille they sat waiting they were
startled by Il noise at the rear. Fright
e-eG but determined 10 ascertain the
pf -fr.aF1
men pluclzily went into the house and
MS. Madsen armed herself with her
husbands .32 calibTe revolver. With
III IS small weapon as their only pro-
lection they marched to the rear Of
tie house.
AS they did so they saw a man jump
out back window and scurry across
the yard Mrs Madsen calmly raised
the revolver and fred several shots at
the retreating figure of the burglar.
Inc latter disappeared through a back
yard. He was evidently not hit by
the bullets. The two women stood
guard in the house until Mr. Madsen
reached home. They admitted that
they were rather frightened. but they
were determined To hold the fort and
try their craftsmanship on any bur
glar who dared make an appearance.
Watch is Stolen.
\ short time after the shooting Mr..
MadSen returned and an examination
of the house was made. 1t was found
that the burglar had been through most
of the rooms A gold watch and chain
belonging to Miss Marguerite Hansen,
who lives in the house, was gone. Sew
erdl other small articles of little value
were also missing.
II is believed that the burglar ascer-
tanned that the men in the neighbor-
hood were not at home and this ac-
counts for his holiness in remaining
in the house after he was discovered
until he was fired at. Mrs. Madsen
declares that had the police re-
sponded when she first notified them
they could easily have caught the crook
IN her bousa
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

HORTICULTURAL MEETING. - The
County Horticultural society viii hold its
meeting today at I D. Il. IN the city and
county building. Those interested are IN
vited.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.-O
Monday Bishop Seaman will celebrate the
sixteenth anniversary OF his confirmation.
There viii be special services at ST
Adary's cathedral in honor of the occasion
TO LOOK OVER FIEID.-Dr. E. Z.
Chiverss field secretary OF the American
Baptist Home Missions society. will ar
rive in salt Lake today and remain here
the Held OF work with view 10 charging
IT. he viii preach at TIE First Baptist
church Sunday morning.
THREE MONTHS IN JAIL-Willian
months IN the county jail AT hard labor
on the charge OF rObbing Harry aughn
q 50 Nalker was arrested several
nights ago by the police for robbing
Vaughn while he was asleep in COM
nereial street doorway He pleaded guilty
TO the charge.
WORK OF HOODLUMS.-A gang OF
noodlums attacked the house OF Dr. + T.
BcItty at j0S East First South street
thursday niGnt and smashed in the front
door with rocks. The doctor reported the
matter to the police Yesterday and stated
lhdt ne ma peeH annoyed by gang OF
vandals that intest the neighbOrhOOd Tor
some time past. He asked the officers
20 give him protection against the hood
lUms.
HAROLD PITT MARRIED-I'he IA
Mia Gable News of Friday, May ., con
talnS an announcement of the marriage
in Ermita- F. l. Of Harold Al. Pitt. for
merly OF salt Lake City, and Miss Aida
Van HOTebeker of St. Paul. Mimi. The
ceremony was performed in the EpiScu-
pal church of ETmita aud was witnessed
only by few friends Of thu contracting
parties. Mr.. Pitt was well known IN
Salt Lake and he has many friends
here.
NO INQUEST.-The funeral of ANGEL
Roper, who was killed by a street car
while riding from the circus grounds
thur Sdoy night, viii lie held today at the
home Of his parents, 2 Cooper court
me services viii be at p. m. There
will probably not be any inquest over
the remains. Coroner +. H, Clark was
EOufled shortly after the accident &C
ne decided that II W3S merely an acct
dent and there was not need for al IN
quest
roo MUCH LIQCOR.-Joe Goddard, q
well-known- character on West Second
South street was landed in the county
jail last night suffering from a severe
attack Of deliriJm Uremens. Early yes
terddV morning Goddard rushed out of
his house. near Sixth East and Third
South streets, and fell in a water ditch.
lnJurinS his face severely He claimed
that number of men were in danger
On some scafiOlding and he wanted to
save them He Is under the care Of the
county physician
Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. ". f Arm
strong. president: J. E Game. cashier.
CITIZENS COAL CO.
Kemmerer, Rock Springs. c Gate.
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WANTED- SITUATIONS.


SITUATION as hOusekeeper o. to take
charge of roOuing house. by married
lady: can give references Address fs,
Herald
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a RESPEoTABLE young woman de-
sires a position at houseWOrk. where she
can be as one Of the family Address
IS Herald
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As housekeeper or TO take charge Of
rCOming house. by experienced middle
aged woman. Address J Sc. Herald.
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POSITION as bookkeeper by young
man: best of referenoe; salary no object
Address 66S S. Sd East
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YOUNG man with team and 81 wagon
wants jobs l. A NFilkisOn, Albert hotel
% East LIST So, Room So
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Emily G. Smith to Deseret Savings
bank, 0ne-half interest in 1Cxl7
rods northeast from southwest cor
ner Of lot ,, block a. plat F.. 250G
Hubbard Investment company to j.
Y. kcck. lots a To q block 6,
Oakley ...--
august WeStman TO Clarence Ray
bould. l32N33 feet southeast from
northwest corner of lot g. block
- plat A ----..-.-... ....... 3,00l
Herbert North TO Silas 3. Wood.
rods by = feet northwest from
southeast corner of lot I. blk 30.
plat b ,,................................. 3.125
Herbert Y. Hills 70 Emily n Davis,
north rods OF lot s. block 3. plat
Kate i. Farrell 10 Morris Lew 2la
Nlt rOus northeast from southwest
corner lot .. block 81 plat B.. $50
Emma L. Swaner to Louisa McCul-
Tough. 6X1ia rods northwest from
RODS west of southeast corner
lot s, block p, plat F........---.... 80
Mahala F. Witcher TO Joanna Greg
- Ory. east = section 81. township j
south. range I sJ......-...-.... 10 OO0
Joanna Gregory To John s Witch
or. ST.. lot Z, block 3. plat A....... 5000
Ericka j. BrantiuE to l.. Frank
Brantiug, part of lot I, block s.
pat 4 --------
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OFFICE work by young man, good
Denman. accurate at figures; no ex9e-
rience. but willing TO start at small sal
ary- Address J IS. Herald.
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POSITION with wholesale house by
woman of experience. with firm or as
travelling saleswOman, regular or special
lines References Address J 80. Herald.
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Office
of the Weather Bureau.

MaNimum temDeraJure. 5 degrees- min
imum ,emperature g. degrees: mean tenn
perdture. I6 degrees which is degrees
above the normal Accumulated excess of
temperature since the first of the month
los degrees. Accumulated deficiency Of
temperature since Jan l. Zf9 degrees
Total ipiJatiou from %. m. to %. m
none Accumulated excess of precfpita-
tiOn since the first OF the month % inch
Accumulated excess of precipitation since
the LIST of January. . inch.
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YOUNG man (Germsn) wants a job
Immediately in boarding house or hos
pttaL Address J. q. HeraAd.
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BORN.

WATERFALL-At Mercur, Utah to the
wife of City Councilman William Water
taH, an 612-pound daughter, at II a. m,
Friday, June 70. Mother and dauchtar
doing nicely.
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SEWING or any other kind Of work
by the day. Write or call any. evening
after 9 at III So. 1st West.
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A GIRL of IS would like to assist in
Homework or help to take care Of chill
dren where there are other servants.
Write or call at Isl z. 9Th So.
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GIRL would like a few days work each
week washing and ironing. Telephone
1617 K
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YOUNG man (German) wants work
! Immediately in boarding house or hospital
/ Address J Y, Herald.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Susa Young OF this city is said to
De scri jusly ill at tie home of her daush-
is visiting. she is affected with some
afnictiOn Of lhe Cail bladder
John H. Bailey. jr.. wife and baby have
arrived IN tbs city from Ann Arbor Mich
Mr.. Bailey mas been In Ann ArbOr fOr the
past three years taking a course in law
He graduated TINS year and has received
tice in this city. Mr.. Bailey was for
mcrlv corrected with the Grain store o.
Bailey & Sons, and Is Wen known here
European and American Plan.
SALT LAKE CITY'S NEW HOTEL.
THE KENYON.
Large, superb and incompatible.
Honest Plumbers.
Z NJ. Higley & Co, 1O9 East First
South Phone 752. Electric wiring.
Dr. E. NJ. Keysor's method OF nlIing
teeth IS painless 1S2 Mafr street, Auer-
bach building. Telephone 112O K.
DR.. Nell c. Brown, the noted Hair
Physician. is ready for business in her
new parlors at % West Third South.
THE NEW WILSON
European Hotel, Salt Lake City.
200 rooms, so with. bath, popular price
restaurant Rates S1.O0 TO $500 per day.
Dr.. A. Scott Chapman. dentist. now
loca ted room 3. Walker Bank building.
Modern Plumbing
At moderate prices. George G. Doyle &
Co. 211 State street Phone l62.
Everybody drinks Malftou water. the
water that made Colorado famous
UTAH LIQUOR CO.
Wall Paper.
All kinds at 124 w. Second South. W.
- Duvau Phone I145 K
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FUNERAL DIRECTOH.
MALE HELP WANTED.

EBER w, HALL, successor to A. S
Watson. ITO ". I'd SOLth. Tel. 1913
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Watson. 10 ". % SOLth. Tel 1913
MALE HELP WANTED.
-eS>Soc~c-No~~~~O~-~-~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~|>
SEVERAL persons of good Character
IN each state for house Of good standing;
salary so cash weekly with EXPENSE
money advanced Colonial. CaxtOn build
ing, Chicago.
MAN with references for commercial
traveller to call on merchants and agents.
experience not required; salary. 81 per
week. with expenses advanced. National.
32S Dearborn St, Chicago
THE Western Labor association has
not been sleeping, simply been moving to
their new offices. 257-25S Commercial club
building, where those seeking a position
of every character can talk business. and
where the employers can find Just the
kind OF men they are looking for We
want right away:
Three or four gentlemen stenographers.
Twenty-Five quartz miners.
one restaurant waiter
Two walters for a summer resort.
One window dresser.
one gentleman lacies tailoring.
A young man for hotel.
Two experienced servant girls. no
washing.
A blacksmith and timber framer. at
once
We have a fine location for a dentist.
Call at once. Have you registered with
receiving daily will benefit you?
DRESS goods statesmen at Coins. 222-
pa So Main. Apply at once.
BOYS 16 TO - years old. A d. T. Co.
50 So Main St.
sTROCK'S Employment Agency. Ne
chanic and Labor office, y Z. I'd So. ST.
Phone 4s4
WELL DRIVERS.
~~~y~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~
EEPHI HOWCROFT, pioneer steam well
driver. s. Green street, CITY,
PLUMBING AND HEATING
~~--~~~~~-~~~~~~~--~o~o
ANDERSON & BEERS. nrae+fcat
plumbers, 81 South state St. Tel. I4a0 \
D. W. JAMES, successor To James e
Harris, plumbing, steam and hot pvote-
contrdctors- 6 Z. ID So ST. Phone s7s
JAMES J. FARRELL, 325 South 1FsIr
stree. Phone 12oo X.
MASSAGE.
~~~s~~-~o~-~>~-~--~--~-~~-~-~
LADY from the east gives scientific
massage treatment. Try vibrating mag
netic treatment for nervousness. 11e So
Main ST. Hotel Gladstone, room ..
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TO Buy set of heavy double harness.
1892 So. 18th East
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MRS. LIZZIE GEISLER. 3ss ". Sd
North, attends cases before during and
after confinement Win nurse patients
at her home if desired References
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WANTED.

LIN o TY P E COGPOSITION-THE
HERALD HAS ADDED NEW FACES
AND IS PREPARED TO DO Ali.
KINDS OF MACHINE JOB AND NEWS
PAPER WORK
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All kinds at 124 w. Second South W.
4. DuvaU. Phone las K
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. ". f Arm
strong. president: J. Z. Game, cashier.
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WORKING woman wants a nice. pleas
ant room furnished for light hOUsekeeo-
ms. State price. Address J 80, Herald
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS; parties
waiting. The G. c. Richter Co.. Il Eagie
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WORK by the day wanted by Mrs
Lundgreen, Al Grape street.
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FOR RENT.

GROOM modern brick house, 327 Z. 9Th
So Inquire at 143 f 9Th So,
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GOOD girl wants place as general house
servant Address J 81, Herald.
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A RELIABLE ana nIghIy respectable
place 10 get money on diamonds watches.
jewelry. guns. instruments, etc. is at
Uncle Sans, 80 Z. 1st So Phone 696-Y-
ASK for Our special rate Of interest for
this week
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Everybody drinks MaEftou water. the
water that made Colorado famous
UTAH LIQUOR CO.
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At moderate prices. George G. DOYLE &
Co.. I'll State street Phone l62.
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Modern PLUMBING

Dr.. A. Scott Chapman. dentist. now
loca ted room 3. Walker Bank building.
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5X15 rods and two good houses, one
a brick Of rooms and the other a brick
of two rooms, located near North Tenn
place for a railroad man, and the price
oniv sZ,40e. 1t must be sold at once A
Richter, IS ". LIST South St Tel 641.
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->~--~~~-~-~~~-~~----~~r>~---
MACHINES RENTED and repaired.
Bargains IN. 2d-hand machines. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing Machine Agency, . =. list So.
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CITIZENS COAL co.
Kemmerer, Rock Springs, c. Gate.
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SEWING wanted. 2ls E. list South.
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7ROOM house; electric light and bath:
close in. Tel S74-F.
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STORAGE AND MOVING
LOST.

LADIES watch between Walkers resi-
dence on South Main street and Kendall
terrace Liberal reward. Return to
Herald
NEAR Third South and Second West,
large silver watch and chain. Return to
Ray & Son, No 9 S. Third West Reward.
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A GREAT stock ranch for sale; $40
acres Of fine. hay land. with ample water
for the entire tract; surrounded by one
of the best ranges now to be found.
Good dwelling. bunk house. barns and
fences. Open spring for winter water.
This great Idaho ranch must be sold,
and. stockmen, all we ask is that you
look at it. To see ii is to want it,
Write for particulars to Taylor & Henry.
Idaho Falls, Ida.
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MIDWIVFs-

UTAH Dye Works, cleaning and dyeini
a speciality. s. E. Sd South Tel 974 T.
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SOCIETIES.

Regular meetings held at Masonic hal
the second Monday Of each month
Members Of sister lodges and soJourninE
pTeLhren In good standing are cordially
invited to attend.
HENRY SIMON, W. NJ,
CHRISTOPHER DIEHE.
Secretary.
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THE NEW WILSON

European Hotel, Salt Lake City.
p 200 rooms, so with. bath, popular price
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OR SALE, eight-room house, I157 Third
street. Apply Butler Brewing Co.. S1I
No. I'd West
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A BUSINESS chance, out of the city.
for man and wife with small capital. Call
at 25S So Main St, room &.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
ELEGANT table board, close in, reason
able. Inquire at 524 South Main Phone
TWO gentlemen desiring strictly first
class room and board in a private family
call at 263 W. 5th So.
TWO nice rooms in private family, with
or without board S24 S 9Th E
NEWLY furnished room. board. shade
and lawn. s6 Third St, off Canyon road
GOOD board and cool room, $3.50 per
week 135 So. 9Th East
TWO or three gentlemen for first-cIass
table board in a private family. 263 W.
Fifth South
FURNISHED rooms for rent, with or
without board, at 113 Canyon road
CHEAP; a good home for young men.
INQUIRE go D st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-27

POSITION by boOkkeeper of six. years
experience; can also do light stenOgraphic
work. Good references. Address Miss
NJ. B.. 344 So. 5th East st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-27

SEVERAL persons of good characte
In each state for house of good standing
salary so cash weekly with exDenS
money advanced Colonial CaxtOn build
ing. Chicago.