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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
New York Fiuouciers Organize tie
First Night and Day Bank and
Safety Deposit Company
WILL Be GREAT ACCOMMODATION
Travellers viii Use 1t and Women
Returning from Opera Can De-
post Their Jewels.

New York, DeU. 2.--lmpressed by
the need for an institution where
money may be obtained at any hour
prominent Now York fnanclers and
commercial men have, It Is announced
by the Herald, organized the First
Night and Day Bank and Safe Deposit
company The names Of men prom
inent IN the business and social world
appear on the organization committee
and the capital stock Of S25O,OOO al
ready has been subscribed The concern
also VIII have a working surplus Of
s25O,OOO
The plight IN which many travellers
OF wealth often find themselves be-
cause they are unable TO draw cash In
cases Of emergency suggested the or
ganization Of the bank The trouble
experienced by we'll known man who
required $4,000 before 1880 p, m,
started the work OF organization. The
man In question had $4,000 deposited
In one down town bank but only sue
ceeded in raising the sum he needed by
the assistance Of cashiers In two large
uptown hotels.
Financers to whom the subject was
mentioned smiled at first, and then on
second thought recognized the plan as
not only feasible, but one which pre-.
scented many possibilities OF success.
II is likely that Oakleigh ThQne, of the
North American Trust Co, will be
president Of the new institution
The organization committee consists
Of MI Thone, O. II. p. Belomont,
Frank O. Grlswold, Thomas b. Clarke,
William X, Vanderbilt Jf John Tom
inson, Harry Payne Whitney and
James W. Ellsworth.
Among those who have subscribed to
the capital stock are Winthrop Cham
ler Center Hitchcock Frederick Geb-
hard, William Chanler. Charles NJ Dell
richs, Augustus ST. Gaudens. Joseph
j. Wdener j. Borden Hartman. Ed
ward 0, Wolcott, and Clarence II. Mac
kay.
All the details OF the organization
have not as yet been completed but the
bank probably will be situated near
Fifth avenue at some point south OF
Forty-second street convenient 10 the
great hotels, restaurants and the thea
ter district. 1t will be conducted on
the lines Of state bank and be open
day and night. There viii always be
on hand large emergency fund I'm
order TO do this II win have at least
two forces OF clerks II will receive
deposits at any time and be prepared
to cash checks for IT'S patrons, no mat
ter when the bits OF paper are pre-
sented.
Owing TO the heavy expense Of the
institution necessitated by the employ
ment Of a double clerical force. the
bank will pay no interest on deposits.
| Another feature OF the institution
will be the safety deposit department
Women returning from the opera will
by this means, be able TO deposit their
jewels without risk OF losing them over
night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
THIS WOMAN KNOWS
WHAT ONE or THE SEX DISCOVERED TO
HER GREAT Joy,
Mrs DE Long Finds that the indesorlbable
Palns ~ rheumatism Can be Cured
Through the Blood,

Mrs. De Longs recovery from rheu-
NATHAN has aroused considerable inter-
est because II occurred az the result
OF an independent course OF treatment
which she pursued In accordance with
a theory Of her own. When interviewed
on ihe subject Of her Illness, Mr. De
Long said.
was In bed half the time, sut-
tcrlng from pain that cannot be des-
crlhed To one who has never had rheu-
matism. 1t would concentrate some'
times On one set OF Joints
Just what do you meang'
Why sometimes II would be alto.
gether I'm my feet and then / could not
walk At another time It would be all
In my elbows and wrists and then ]
could not even draw the coverlets over
my body Whether the pain was In my
ankles knees and hips, or IN my wrists
and elbows, It caused me extreme sut-
fcrIng. The doctor gave me no relief
and | finally decided to get on without
him.
Yours was q hard condition to face
without the aid Of a doctor What did
you do9"
u did a great deal Of thinking, you
may be sure / happened to have a
brolher-in-law who had used Dr. Will
llams' Pink Pills, and who was a per-
feet enthusiast ON their value as puri.
fer OF the blood What he had said
came often to my mind I'm connection
with the thought that rheumatism is u
disease of the blood / concluded that
Il Dr. Williams Pink Pills are so good
for the condition Of the blood In gem
ernl, they must be good for rheumatism
too
'As my sufferings continued unre.
licVed Il was necessary for me 20 do
something so / decided to give Dr. Will
liams' Pink Pills a trial, and to see
whether they would not drive the mis-
chief out Of my blood"
How did the experiment turn OUT"
1T was complete success Two
weeks after ! began to use Dr. VIII
liams' Pink Pills, they showed what
they We're capable of doing by giving
me the very first relief had found In
| all my Illness / kept on using them
until ! was entirely well.
How long was thatg
II was really cured by the time | had
taken six boxes but TO make perfectly
sure / continued to use them for about
two weeks longer and then / stopped al
together. The benefit has lasted and
for several years / have had no occa-
sion 70 use them for myself but | am
constantly lee ommendIng them to 9th
ers."
Mrs, De Long lives at No. 100 west
Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Her
experience with Or. Williams Pink
Pills establishes the fact that I'm.
proyemeut begins very quickly and
! that cure once accomplished Is
/ thorough This is due to the wonder
ful change which these pills effect IN
the blood. They really make new blood
aud cure not only rheumatism, but all
disorders Of the blood OF nerves, They
are sold by all druggists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
ON THE RACE TRACK.
FayoiItes Took Three Events ut oak
land Yesterday Afternoon.

San Francisco, Dec. l.--Favorltes took
three Of the races az Oakland today and
the other winners were not neglected In
be betting One Of the closest finishes
his season occurred I'm the last event
when Davis landed Nlgrette up IN timo
20 win by The ahorest OF noses from AN
drew b Cook. who opened up a gap Of
four lengths In the early stages. Red
Cross Nurse, an 10 chance led all tho
way In the mile race beating lshlana, the
layorile, by less than a length. Results;
First race, five and a half furlongs.
sollng-Ahemarle won, BatldOr second,
Backh0m third Time-l09A.
Second race FUturity course-Llllleus
won JeWsha second, Indicator third.
nmf-l.ll
Third race, five and q half furlongs.
@.lng-Bel Reed won. piokaway second,
Adlcate third Tme-i09.
Fourth race, one mile selling-Red
Gross Nurse won Ishllna second, Colonel
Van third Time-t.i3.
D.. ttth race. one and a sixteenth miles
baeis won, Northwest second, Galanthus
ulfd. Nmc-l.G.
sixth race six furlongs Nigrctte won
Andrew B, Cook second Sol LChtcnstein
lh.ld, Wme--llG,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
Sensational Finishes.

log Angeles Cal, Dec. 1.-The finish In
tee fourth race at Ascot park today was
He feature event on the card, a free
handicap for 2-year.ods and upwards, az
: mlie ana sixteenth Flo Bob was the
.sA,oTlte az y to 2, Princess Tulane at s
p ana Eue nc 10 to l. William Wright
vas also In the race, but aid not figure
N ne running TO any extent. Ellie set A.
y%trlhe pace but In the stretch Princess
iu,ane and Flo Bob closed up on him
e.t 'he three rau neck and neck for am
ubn' % a mile. The finish was so close
W., lhe crowd was In doubt as 10 the
"'DHeF until the Judge hung up Princess
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
Fushimi Formally Welcomed.

New York, Dec. 1,--Prlnce Fushimi
Of japan was formally welcomed TO the
city Of New York today by the New
York chamber Of commerce, President
Morris X. Jessup Of the chamber, pre-
sided at the meeting and welcomed the
prince.
The prince spent about an hour and
a half at the chamber before retiring
to his hotel, This evening he witnesses
a performance Of "Humpty Dumpty"
at the New Amsterdam theater,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
National Bank Circulation.

Washington. Dec. 1.-The monthly
statement Of national bank circulation
shows that at the close OF business
Nov. 30. 1904, the total circulation was
$A06 .6i9.075, an increase for the year of
S80,5l2, O96 and for the month of 49,
397.5i5.
The circulation based on United
states bonds was 1927 ,si7 sos, an In
crease for the year Of Si4, 929O2i and for
the month Of SS.4l692i.
The circulation secured by lawful
money amounted to 1872 I3i,51O de-
crease for the year OF s., Sj6,92j and for
the month OF $3.50,
The amount OF bonds on deposit to
secure circulating notes was ASl ,075 $40.
and to secure public deposits Sll4275,
$50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
Tod Sloan's Case.

Paris. Dec. 1.-Advocate- General Blondel
today submitted to the court Of appeals
his opinion that the lower court had erred
I'M giving a judgment faYsable TO Tod
Sloan, the American Jockey against the
Jockey club The opinion Gays the club is
the exclusive Judge Of discipline within
its precincts. This opinion foreshadOws
the Judgment of the court Of appeals
which was postponed for a week
Tho court Of appeals az Paris Nov Il
began hearing the appeal Of the French
Jockey club against the decision OF a
lower court favorable TO Tod Sloan IN
the suit for $4,000 damages which the
Jockey brought against the club for being
warned on the turf In connection with
Rose de MATS. winning the PrlN de Diane
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
FELTON, Pleads Not Guilty.

New York, Dec, 1.--Stuart A. FELTON,,
known as big Frank FELTON,, who on
Thanksgiving day fatally wounded Guy
Roche. a gambler, and who was indict.
ed for murder was today arraigned be-
fore Judge Foster In general sessions
and pleaded not guilty, He was re-
manded TO the Tombs, II It Is shown
that FELTON, acted In self-defense, Dist
Atty. Jerome will ask for a dismissal of
the Indictment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
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REGULATIONS.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
A Roosevelt to Marry a Roosevelt

New York, Dec. 2.-The engagement
has been announced Of Miss Eleanor
Roosevelt, daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt and a niece OF
the president, to become the bride OF
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, son Of Mrs,
James Roosevelt. Of Hyde Park.
The couple are cousins several times
removed. The brides father was Pres
ident Roosevelt's only brother,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02

Tulane's number. She beat Flo Bob by a
nose. which was head 10 front OF Ellie.
The time was l.i6A, summary;
First race, seven urlongs-Alamansor
won Los Angcleno second Then third,
Time--l.80
Second race. selling i've turlongs-Inter-
lued won, Conger second. Lanark third,
Time-tO2h.
Third race, 1--WE aud a half furlongs-
Workman won, Tramator second Capt.
tanazo third Time-l0lia,
Fourth race free handicap ono and a
sixteenth miles Princess Tulane won, Flo
Bob second, Ellie third. Tlme--l :i6A
Fifth race, selling mile ana an eighth
Merwan won. Inyictus second, Helgerson
third Tlme-i.5ja.
Sixth race, selling Slauson course-Bath
Beach won, Elhn King second, Tam
o shanter third, Time-l.n,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
BILLY ROCHE TO REFEREE.
lie WIN be the Boss in the Ring for Nell
son and Britt.

San Francisco, Dec. Lit has been
decided that Billy Roche will referee the
fight between Jimmy Britt and Battling
Nelson, which will take place In this city
on Dec. % next. Representatives, OF
the two fighters met tonight and tho Hrtt
faction asked for Eddie Granoy lOdd
Murphy, manager for Nelson. agreed 10
this with the understanding that should
Graney not accept. Roche would be chos'
en-. This was satisfactory 20 all concern
ed. II was later learned that Graney
would refuse % act.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
GIVEN CLASS SWEATERS.
Iunlor. Presented Their Football Men
with RmbIems ut Meeting Yesterday

Sweaters bearing the class emblem
were Yesterday awarded 10 members Of
the class football squad, and to members
Of me class playing ON the varsity squad.
The following were awarded the emblems'
Eonkins. Thomas. Alexander Parke, Ike
Alexander. Reese Gardner, Bonnemeyer,
Hedger. Moore, Billings, Barnes and
Dresser of the class team, and Robbins
and Peterson Of the varsity squad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
Lady Simpson Sold.

Phoenix, Arlz. Dec al C. Adams Of
phonoix has sold 10 William Simpson Of
Cuba. n v. Lady Simpson, the dam OF
Sweet Marie. the trottng marc. Simpson
recently bought Mckinney the sire Of
Sweet Marie for $4,000,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02

what DO you think OF Hart?'' a
"News" reporter asked Jen at the Ken
yOn hotel
"Oh, ne Is a big. strong young fellow,
and 1 believe he Is a good man lie Is I'M
proving right along and should be anle
To give a good account Of himself
"Woud you fight himY'
'Would /? | will fight any white man
living N can be convinced that my OPP
ponent will draw well. have dropped tho
game for the time being because there
h no one &c fight me who ! think would
draw, and, Of course | don't want TO ilght
for nothing. | won't fight Johnson be.
cause he Is a colored man. and he would
not draw enough 10 pay training eN'
penses. anyway.
"a hear" continued the champion,
that they are developing some big man
down In Texas. Well, let EN- come rs fast
as they want, aud the better they are, tho
better ] will be suited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
rnr oyer H1rrN rmr.

ffra vunout soofnINs svayv has been ussa
fof children teetfing Il soothss the chnd, so,tsns
ne gums, Lsys all pain, cures wind collie, and IS
ns best remedy Tor DiHrrhas = eenta boius
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
Bowling at st. Louis,

81 louis. Dec. 1.-The final results OF
me Olympic tenpn championship tourna-
.ment has been announced as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
HART AFTER JEFFRIEs.
Dig Fellow Says He Is willing TO Meet
Any White Man,

Any White Man,
Jack Mccormick manager Of Marvin
Hart, the Louisville heavyweight, an
nounces that Hart is after the scalp Of
Jim Jeftrics, champion OF tho world, Ne
C0rmiCk has this 70 say:
IL have talked Marvin into walylng
the color line In the case OF Jack john
son, and negotiations are now under way
for a match between Hart and Johnson
before a San Francisco club, IL took a
long time for Hart to consent 10 match
with a Colored man, as he has the south
crn prejudice but now he Is willing, as
ne sees a chance Of getting match with
Jim Jeffres after he puts Johnson out
Of the way.
Hart has been offered a purse of So
0OO by Philadelphia club for n SIX
r0und, n0-decision bout there New Years
day and will accept It gladly II there
Is a chance Of getting Jeffries to come
I'm. / think there Is a poor chance OF
making the match
I'm the meantime we would Ike to
know why john Willie does not keep his
promise and match with Hart before
the Blue Island club. He promised mo
before ] LETT Chicago that the match
would be made 10 a certainty and the
club managers offered terms, but now
cannot hear from him. ! learn that
Willie Is talking OF making Hart do Us
pounds. This Is out OF all reason, as
Hart has turned out 20 be the biggest
kind OF fellow and will make weight
for nobody"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
Your Pulse.
Feel II Once a Week
10 See In What
Condition Your
Heart Is.

u your pulse beats too fast or too
~, ~ two strong or too weak; or too
"'os.'ag' us a sign Of weak heart.
Cure. '"'' "'" ii'N'e
an, 'us healthy pulse Of grown person
~ ,'y-,u average 70 to so beats a minute.
-. -' oeaH Should be regular pulsations-
~, 700 weak to DO easily felt not so
av's as 10 be felt without some pres.
sase Of the skin.
.Ol may not feel particularly sick,
~, ' any Gay Il your heart is weak YOU
l.. .Au'a TO some sudden seizure,
I,Vpans' falnting, weak or smother
= 'peu, sign Of real danger
-, ~ MOI wait for such a moment 10
,,S ou' treat your weakened heart
~ vlcuaton with a cafe and efficient
:. YIN scientific Specific remedy. such
,-,.' ~ Niles New Heart Cure has
"uVed Itself to be.
~ = wonderful heart and blood tomb
~ n.y. WIZ make tho blood rich and mo
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,t' Sys'''a and circulation.
abound y sg | was troubled with pains
hlpIlsNng heart, shortness OF ireatb
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zach as ~ .py the slightest exertlon'
I hlrbt dl,.sy walking. lifting aesendirI
have , ~ s'eps, excitement or emotion
MIA ~ only a few bottles on Dr
q d tbeslt Cure, am entirely free from
aet cOmris,.5i 5mptopg, aud believe nv.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-03
.C0NVEN TON
ON THURSDAY
Democrats OF State VIII Mees
at Olympia

OLYMPIA. May s.-PionH for tbs
Democratic convention that IL 10 10
held in the opera house here On
Thursday have been completed.
-Four hundred and thirty four dele
gates from the various counties q
the atnto are expected 10 be present,
but accommodation for all hays
been arranged.
The first session will be devoted
30 perfectfng a permanent orEanizA-
ton and the appointment Of COM
mittess. The most important qusa-
ton 20 come before tho convention
IL whether the delegates from Wash
inKton 10 tho national convention
Will be- instructed for Hearst or Ro
uninStructsd. Al the prsSent tins
IL looks hn though the Parker men
were In the majority and the dele-
gates would go without instruction.
Many conservative members ~ tho
party believe that the only inStrue-
lions that Will be given will be 70
DO all In the power Of the delegates
10 bring about the nomination Of
Senator Turner for vice PRECEDENT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-03
Reel gs,sts-oontlnusd

tl5oasTN. ROOM hauae. Twenty eighth
avenue south, fipQ cash, belan0b tif
Der month.
q. $50 Elegant Broom cottage, fine
view on queen Anne I'M $500 cash.
81 600 broom modern new cottage, iine
View, 500 cash 90 month, ....
81, npwb-roofp modern cottage, TwcUih
atonpe 800 caHh aud 60 month.
81 500 Groom modern house. GA car
line near school, 800 cash.
g. 30 room modern cottage near
aigh school. corner lot. terms
e 400 -d.rpum modern new house, Cap
ltoi iioiL fine view terms.
81 900 40 room house. hanemnnt, moo
efn lntH fine View terms.
& JOG Now house aud barn. lots. hhe
View 5000 cash
n 10 I room modern house. 18th ave,
rents for $50 easy terms
81 100 a-fnum house ana lots. all ims
pfovemcntH paid easy terms.
q 10 9 room cottage. wired, piped ana
water in 400 cash
Lets la any part of the city at your
own terms, cheap
~. q nYEftH 8 co,
aIt-a2a Arcade building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-03
FIRST DAMAGE
CLAIM FILED

Mrs W. Zelier. who resides Al it17
Belmont avenue. filed with the city
council last night a claim FOR 81 .aes
for damages by personal Injuries re-
csiyed In the accident % April Il.
when eight persons were injured Ia
the runaway Of fire department.
horses Mt Second and Madison. The
claim will probably be a f0rerunnsr
Of other claims as n result OF tbs
same accident that will be made ON
the city.
Mrs. Zeiier submitted an AFFIDAVIT
Of a physician TO the effect that shs
had received permanent scars on her
face and that she was attn under
the physicians care.
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Notice to Subscribers

n. any evening. your copy OF Ths
Star has not arrived at 600 O'Clock.
ephone-aunset. Main 1870. or In
dependent LIS. any time between
coo and Too-and a copy VIII be sent
you at once. by special mesaengsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-03
GARBAGE WAG0NS
MUST Par NOW

The license and revenue commit
tee yesterday afternoon decided 70
recommend the ordinance framed By
Comptroller Riplinger. which places
an annual tan of IS on every gar
baKe wagon ia the city. The for
mer ordinance covering the matter
was technically defective and could
not b. enforced.
<
Best dinner IN fssttie. win bau-
tsrncs or Burgundy, at haison Bar
beris. Second and James. every eve
ming. u-m
Dsnsinc Sehsol. Prof. Wilson's.
Ranks hail. Pike street and Ffftn
avenue
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Fer Essnsna.
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81 90 worth 81 good improved city
and suburban income property viii
trade all nf part fur merchandise az
stock Of any kind. houses aud lots
ranging Ia value from 80 % '1.esa
eruom house. nice lot. IN choice part
OF city street graded. vFtaent slide
walks trade for Improved ranch.
value s se, vlciuity " hrsmsrtnn
preferred.
Seattle income property. value taou
rented for tieo per muEth. trade for
improved ranch east 81 mountains.
t1oso-fneofne property. ballard leased
for z years at So per month. viii
trade for grocery OF other stock 90
any value.
4 good lots In Lake union First Add
covered with hearing fruit trees.
pear ear viii trade for roaming
house; value u.ao
A paying photo gallery. value TO.
viii trada fur lot in seattle. Tacoma.
San Francisco or Portland
Fine house rented Tor 90 per month.
tn Charleston. wash value Il -.
trade fer Green Lake 90 hiilman
property.
saloon IN good town will trade Tor
Seattle OF suhurbaa lots. value s.ssl
FIRST class money making boarding
house value O. 80. sill exchange Ter
seed little ranch south q Seattle and
assume See
High Ersds grocery value ueco. will
trade foe property.
tGeeo residence. swell. will trade for
auod saloon.
Country hotel in town - iaeca, paYlng
80 clear per mcnth. viii treaa for
suod live business. VIII stand alus.
eat investigation
-Four hundred ether exchanges on our
ns,s. we can match anything
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entries hru genuine. Handled only
BY ua.
SEATTLE REAL ESTATE CO.
ROOM J. Times building.
Will trade uY equity TOO II a lots.
ing house that u worth flaa Ter
fruit store. cigar stand ur eaT small
business this house has Il foafna
and ls IN good locality Tor keeping
ns ORIENTAL BLOCK.
COOP vacant lots Tor fire-proof safe.
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Como In and examine our fine prop
critics fer exchange for hotels and
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Block. IA First avenue.