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Fa shion Notes from Paris

taffeta mousseline can be admirably
mixed with cambria and lace.
The Henri II. sleeves are a feature
of the best picturesque frocks of the
moment. Diaphonous fabrics of all
kinds must of course, be used. But
though we are in the midst of yolum-
inous masses of drapery, beautiful lace
and embroidered muslins, we daily
hear rumors from Vienna that the
plainest of tailor-made costumes will
shortly be in vogue. The leading
Americans have already appeared in
coats made with small close-ftting
sleeves, over the most severe-Iooking
blouses, almost like bodices. The old
habit-coat, with a small basque is. I
hear, to be revived. 1t is. of course
only the frst-class tailor and the wo-
man possessed of a really good figure
who should attempt these plain tot
lettes
But for the moment the musIins.
taffetas, linons de sole, and such like
ethereal fabrics hold their own. and
the picturesque modes will remain
with us until we adopt the cloths and
serges of the autumn.
Everything is bouillonnee, gagged
and applique. Quaint cross-over pele-
rine effects are arrived at by the soft
fichu or by piped plaitiugs. These are
in keeping with the lines of the skirt.
and the Henri H. sleeve. Curiously
stiff are the old-fashioned killings.
though the fabrics mostly used are
soft, and there is generally little
chemisette of lace or embroidered mus
lin. The same applies to ruches. which
are made in every variety. Muslin
and Valenciennes can stand any
amount of plating and ruching.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-07-28
Big Loss at Milwaukee.

Milwaukee banks that own the build
ings in which they do business are de-
Quoting the values of these buildings
from their capital stock in making their
returns to the assessors, as result Of
a law passed by the last legislature, and
tofore went to the city will now be lost.
It is expected that an effort will be made
at the next legislature to have the law
repealed, although the banks claim that
it Is just and saves them from double
taxation.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-07-28
Paternal Appreciation.

did YOU ever read the writings OF
Marcus Aurelius?
Il looked 'em over once" answered
Mr.. Cumrox. But after hearing COM
mencement addresses by three of my
daughters it doesn't seem to me that
there is much left for Marcus to say
Star.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-07-28
Wisconsin Pioneer Buried.

The funeral of Henry Williams, which
took place at the family residence on
Prairie avenue in Kenosha, marked the
passing of one of Kenosha's most promi-
nent citizens. Mr.. Williams served
Kenosha as an alderman for II years
and as mayor for six years. He was 70
years Of age. The hearse bearing the
body to the cemetery was followed by
four old men, the sole remaining mem
bers of the Pioneers club of 1887. Mr.
Williams was one of the organizers. He
leaves a large family of children and
grandchildren.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-07-28

a long time; yet it could be safely
handled, as it would not explode frtm
any shock except that of the cap made
especially for that purpose. Moreover,
the shell loaded with maximite could be
safely fired from big guns at high veloc-
ity and would withstand the far greater
shock of piercing the heaviest armor
plate before exploding.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-07-28

do in the cool white cotton frocks and
the quaint, old-world floral muslins.
So many delightful linen fabrics are to
be obtained this year, too, in pale deli
cate colorings, that there is an end
less choice of pretty materials suita-
BILE for young girls summer dresses
The dainty summer coat which is
worn by the first figure of the two
small girls who are sketched together
is made in Irish linen in very pale
shade of lily-leaf green. This color
is chosen rather than white, since it
does not soil so quickly, while it also
washes exceedingly well, and does not
fade as soon as the similarly pale
shades of blue, pink and heliotrope, SO
often used for children's coats and
frocks, although it must be confessed
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THE FIRST UNITED STATES DOLLAR.
came familiar with the silver dollar, and
easily adopted it as the national coin
when it became necessary to establish
a currency OF our own. And it was not
only that we liked the silver coin, but
also that we disliked the British to the
extent of desiring to cut loose from all
that savored of dependence on the enc
my.
Gen. Washington Endorsed Thomas
Jefferson's memoir which led to the
adoption of the silver dollar unit, and
showed his final approval by his sigma
ture to the mint act of 1892. An en-
thusiast writes of the doughty coin in
this fashion: THE silver dollar has thus
the sanction of the solid and practical
worth of George Washington added to
the learning, genius and philosophy of
Mr.. Jefferson. 1t is as much tradition
of the United States as their national
military air, or their national flag, and
1t is policy as well as tradition"
The growth of national language is
an interesting study, and also an inter
esting study is the establishment of the
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A PINE TREE SHILLING.

America This coin, which was made OF
a mixed metal that resembled brass, OBJ
tanned quite wide circulation. In 1877,
there was in circulation in Connecticut
private or unauthorized coinage known
as the CRANKY of Higly token. There
were various devices in the Higly token: a
deer surrounded with this legend, Value
Me AS You Please" group of ham
mers and the words, 81 Am Good Cop
per-" a broad ak and Il Cut My Way
Through" again a deer with the words
"The Value of Three-Pence;" hammers
and Connecticut, 1887" In 1885 Yer
mont issued the copper one cent, and the
following year copper was coined in New
Jersey Massachusetts in 1886 estab-
lished mint to coin gold, silver and cop
per, but no gold or silver was coined in
this mint and it's coinage was shortly
discontinued.
Immediately at the close of the revo-
lutionary period need was felt for state
coinage, and divers coins were issued
by the respective commonwealth. What
is known as the Georgia cent bore fig
ure representing Liberty standing be-
hind barrier of 13 bars; Vermont SYM
bolized the spirit of the day in her coin
age, one piece of money bearing the
words independence and Liberty" an
other the sun rising over the mountains
with, on the reverse, Latin words mean
ing fourteenth STAR" New York liked
the combination Virtue and Liberty"
and another of her many coins bore
figure of Justice on the diverse and an
eagle on the reverse.
The early coins and tokens showed the
popular feeling toward Washington,
ippumarabIa onac havinU fipurac meant
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A Good Jewel Gone Wrong.

Flossie-Do you consider an opal
ring unlucky?
Lulu-Of course; when the other girl
gets it.-Cincinnati Commercial Tri-
bune.
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ULY is, without doubt, one
of the prettiest months of
the year as far as the fash
ions for mademoiselle are
concerned, since young peo-
pie never look daintier OF
more charming than they
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Its me to the galley!" was the cry
that met my ears as ventured along the
after deck.
Here was the prospective victim, evil
IDENTIFY. A young sailor lad doubtless on
his first long voyage. Apparently the
older salts were enjoying to the full a
nightly colored description of the cere-
mony appropriate to crossing the line.
Father Neptune was expected to board
the ship and take part in the initiation
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THE WASHINGTON HALF DOLLAR

currency of the country. Efforts have
been made toward universal system of
coinage, but there seems small prospect
that the nations will agree upon COM
mon coins. France finds most con-
venient the perfect deciaml divisions
of the franc; the widely-scattered Brit
ish have proven the power of the English
pound sterling; the Yankees attachment
to the dollar is proverbial.
Harper's Book of Facts gives in con-
1ensed form the story of American
money. The first coin used in America
was the Hog Money" coin issued for
the Virginia company somewhere about
1915. 1t was issued in shillings and six
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-07-28

ANGO PANGO, Island of Tut
willa-We crossed the eQua-
tor in the Pacific about three
o'clock on a perfect cloud
less day. Early in the morn
ing untoward sounds gave
evidence of approaching
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-07-28

- HAT ponderous and -loTe or
aGYIMM less troubling coin, the sill
mhk yer dollar has had its day,
oh according to Mr.. George T.
Sl,W'@ Roberts, director Of the
\&1 United States mint. Mr..
Roberts says the supply of
silver bullion purchased under the Sher-
man act is exhausted, and that in all
probability no more new silver dollars
will be turned out by the government
mint plants. Which, for old associations
sake, seems regretable.
Although the silver dollar has led to
much heated 16 to 1 controversy, we
should give it the respect due its long
service. In report of the United States
monetary commission, this tribute is
paid it: "The silver dollar has been
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-07-28

sweet SIMPLICITY IS Lne KeyHOIe OF
the summer hats for mademoiselle,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26

-, nj - -
CHILDREN S CRY or HOME
SWEET HOME is OUR
AM.


! on next wednesday, June % great
& throng Of salt Lake loyal citizens VIII
I invade Saltair Beach, intent upon mak!ns
Real Estate Bay a grand success.
In the mass of persons present wnal
firm in Salt Lake DO YOU suppose viii bs
( represented By the greatest number Of
employees clients and wen WisheEsF
We are not shouting when we say shat
our guess is that unto THE REAN1S
SYSTEM viii Doe accorded the honor of
having more of its employees and their
families present than any similar institu-
+ tio1 in Zion
One hundred and seventy-seven skilled
mechanics. stamped with the seal of first
rate mechanical ability-aH of them co.
workers in the great '-RtsAFIS SYSTEM
I OF HOME BUILDING will at Saltair
Join the happy throng Of peanut eating,
popcorn digesting, soda water absorbing,
money singing. merrE-go-round haunt
ing, shooting gallery paJronizIng, human
run hunters
Go have ~ employees.
10 means FULLY l50 families OF members
Of ~ persons actually depending on
u IKEA Wis s1slEM Tor lFel-
ue0d-
80 houses are required TO house this
multitude and ordinary grocery stores
would DO Weil.t0 have as many customers.
IF shoe merchant had an their trade
ne would do a rushing business and it
would require five pretty husky butchers
-'THE REAVIS SYSTEM employees
AZ the head or IHE EEAN Is SIS
-rttL --tlAA-t- Af-llilalal ~
ORIGINAL HOME BUILDER OF ZION,
VINO acts as DlhECIOh GEN r;ttA =;
6ttoih6 tle movements or ms sPieiolo
creation IKE unanclal pliQt
Ai. HeaFls ads always Dellef-u tndl ttls
Leueilll tloa on lne people from eAli4 a.
5a4ee Jay in the dlIectlon OF. Juuie'Ous
sf5l eslal ,3 lIFs5tlneL5s. =...-.-+.,-.,t
me 1900 tliet tll1 ~. ID ~ ,ii
p q LOUIE ~ slleltlI lilolil-L anu '.i-i l
~ =. lJiliE = sen il7 l''i 49,
. ~ ia t es l5s ~ az 'ii'1-iO ~
- oliL -l'li -. 800, .7.,.-- in
+i,-15 80 ~ ~ -, ~ llIl7,,,S -' O. a. y. = IL ~
49, v7or7e Tor,,. ,v,-ri,ey 49,. ~, sssaIl-
fiai - g,-sgl ,,(,-i+fC1,' 80 y -sC,,+irs77ss4,f
- 49, .-b $500 f+- r,rf,-iIsg-e Cf
~ b.iILf 9t 49, 49, iC,1,ii 80
IL - ~ ff.s+ - - ~ $3.50; ~, y. -
t9+,olIi ~ -. 5,,,5Ii;,,, ,.tf,-itI-' Am
~ 10 ,-I ~ - i.le & S53 a. fIe
80 f--ef++[ --@,,+b in ts1I-ir1g 9bo11r
80 I,1ii,Si,, +b-te,,,-L = l-,i7rr,,1e NJ
a. s.ii+t 1lss5l,. i-- 0-'7 q
-rt,-o'is ~ .s,--,.-t Efforts 100 t,,,,sas
bov-e 80, $500 a. SaIf Taba i one
--es- - st-57I4fT ~ r. K3-fes SVer117ar| erT
49, 81 f1a -,aC,,Ia ans tI,1is Ii,-irIr
,-+-,7.,- - - 100 49, fr,7- ~. COM
insfio1S of = landlord
Tbsee IIApE5V HOME OWNERS who
WFPF FOPNFEE RFNT PAYERS are
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AUCTION SALES.

~~>~~N~~~-~~~~~~~~--~y~-v~
on Tuesday, June g. at 1880 a. m.
sharp, No. 324 South Sixth east street,
fine lot household goods PariOr rock
ers. oak bookcases Rlth glass doors,
marble clock. fine couch and pillows, lace
curtains. fine hall tree cost $f5. gOod lot
carpets. extension table. cost $50. chairs.
china, glass and silverwaTe, brass triu-
med beds. fine oak dressers and chii-
fOniers. hair mat treSses.. child's crib,
3 iron beds, bedroom sets. center tables,
linOleUm. fine 6-h0ie steel range. porCe-
lain lined refrigerator lot cooking uten-
sis, toilet sets, over I'D hens And chick
ems with house and fencing. lawn mower,
garden hose and other articles not mem
toned X. A. Andrews, auctl0neer.
BY r NJ. ONION. on Thursday. June
g. 1890 a. m. at No. so Aberdeen ST. ton
l2th East, between So Temple and LIST
South. Mrs. w S. Simpkins being about
70 relinquish housekeeping. has directed
me TO sell her household goods at her res
furniture. center tables. fine FIR plate
pier and mantcl mirrors. large dining ta-
bic. dining chairs. two fine cOmbiUa ton
folding beds. bed room set dressers, COM
modes, wardrobe drop head Singer sew
ing mach. new cook stove. hot blast and
other heaters. Inoieum. refrigerator. gar
den hose. Tot stable tools ser harness.
picture books, brlc-a-brac etc. etc
ATTENTION. Statesmen. THE op-
portunity Of a lifetime is offered men
who are now employed and who desire TO
increase their incomes on who wish to
devote their whole time as general
agents. employing sub-agents male and
female, INTRODUCING the fastest selling ar
tiCles ever placed before the public. SAM
pie. with fun instructions. for 25 cents:
satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
funded. Howe Specially Co.. Burnside
Building, Worcester, Mass.
We carry the largest stock Of new and
second hand furniture. carpets. stoves and
fr7 lfeas
housekeeping is the city Don't bay
without seeing our goods and getting our
prices Cash or installment. Nebraska
Furniture Co.. 81 u "a So.
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- 80 80 cor

sa.~@a.,~~~s>s~~es~e--~
We ARE headquarters for nay. grain
flour feed and coal; wholesale and retain
Orders promptly attended TO. rs r. Sec
0nd South. Phone 1895. Marnane & Co
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80 sA1E-RrAL -

WE HAVE A FINE lot CLOSE III
THAT WE WANT TO TRADE FOR a
GOOD MOD. 6-HOOM HOUSE =. SIDE.
CLOSE IN AND PAY DIFFERENCE
lF ANY III CASH
ALSO WANT no TRADE EQUITY n
GOOD GROOM BRICK on 9TH =. FOR
SMALL HOME ~ SUBJ HBS
NICE Groom FRAME IL I'd so.
SELL AT A BARGAIN. 2o
HARRINGTON K COZ RTNEE.
Is W I'D so
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TYPEwRITERs.

s---e>ese-@--s-ssees-e-ee
REMINGTON TXPEWRITERS rented.
s3.o0 per month upward Sten0grap pliers
placed without charge. Phone 16z-Y AZ
g. West Temple St. city.
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AlonERN HOMES

MODERN HOMES.
f-r0Om brick r. I'd So. s. $50.
4-room brick. mo-. bench, $3.50.
4-r0om brick. Sth E 4th So, So 900.
4-r0Om brick. close iI. $500.
4-room brick. Sixth ST.. $3.50
These cosy cottages are al eN-
aCLly alike Each has large bath
room. with porcelain tub. etc,
nickel plumbing. large closet.
pantry with bins. Ora WeTs and
shelves. nice hail. fine cellar good
porch. 3-lt stone foundation.
Easy terms.
I0ddarl-H0Wman Co.,
Under Walkers bank.
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70 REPATRs.

S~~-~~ey--~s~s--se---a-e@e-~
STOVES taken down, stored and put ID
next season. western Stove Repa Is
works. 242 state. Phone la25-k
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TO CLOSE UP THE MONTHS BUsI-
MISS


GIVE Us A BID AT ONCE.
FOR we are going to sell this place this
week price cuts no ice. and 60 only takes
"a little money down 4 fine 5-rOOm
pressed brick. strictly modern. fine lawn
and shade. near SIN South and 9th East,
fine lot ten minute car service. Come
early for the first man who comes with
little money viii surely get this place.
Rege Realty Co.. u. NJ. Powell, mgr,
rooms l6 and 10. over Walkers bank, No.
S West "a South. Telephone I635-k.
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WANTED

SPECIAL notice TO all hide and juua
dealers and individuals IN city and coun-
tI3. me GreHt western iron = Metal
company One capital SIS 0o0 hereby an-
. nounceS the opening Of the largest hide.
metal aud junk yards this side c. Chi
Nou the highest prices for hides. lt.ts,
wool beeswaX. fuTs also scrap iron,
metals. bottles, rags. rubber, etc. We
defy competition as 70 prices and faiI
% everyone 80 90 30 So First West
ST. Phone zlS9-H.
TO BUY from owner good house cheap;
payments monthly. Location east. south
west or north bench Call 67l So. 5th
East
EXPERIENCED stenographer. Apply
II writing box 400, City.
PARTIES 10 contract for the malt at
Tue Z tan Brewery for the ensuing year.
p. Butler. Prop.
UTAH JUNK co. Highest prices paid
Tor scrap iron. rags, rubbers. bottles. cop
per, brass etc. IS Z. sth So. Tel 229
TEAMS. Sc per cord. Brown stone Co
- =. Isl sooIn. lnd and Bel phones ~.
OLD clothes or junk OF any sort rea-
sonable price paid. Write n Barnard
ana =, seao.l SO p. Second South.
TWO miners 70 take interest in bond
SMALL house or cottage within walk
ing distance of Main and "a South Must
pc on east side. modern, convenient ana
reasonable. Reliable tenant and pernad-
mont No children. Address, giving full
particulars, L g. care Herald.
a PARTNER with capital and business
5olitys to take Up paying business. Ad-
dress aG5 9Th j.. st.
FOR SPOT CASH. must be a big par
gam, printing outfit large enough to run
weekly newspa per and job office i'm coun-
sry town. Address Bargain. care OF
rms paper.
sTENOGRAPHER. practical experience
not necessary Apply room 300 C0nslitu-
ton building, bet 1880 and u, sunday
June IS.
PERSON of either sex to represent an
eastern firm on salary Cali 36S Steffen-
sen ave, between Sd and 4Ih y. and 9tl
and 10th South
EVERYBODY to pawn their diamonds,
watches. ieWelry, guns. INSTRUMENTS
tools, clothing, etc, at Uncle sam s, 80
p lst So. Special low rates OF interest.
Large loans New York rates. Phone
AN experienced bookkeeper and steno-
grapher Address p. O box 1854
THREE OF four unfinished rooms for
housekeep ing, I'm private residence or
block Must be centrally located. within
Answer. giving complete details. 80
Herald
PARTNER wanted in good paving
business, must have $780, good penman
preferred. Address r G, Herald.
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Brand new 6-rc0m white pr By house.
on North zd West. beauty, modern good
lot terms; &3z5100
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A 6-ro0m white pr. br. house on West
san North, new. modern, good iors near
car lne, slightly, terms, s3.590oJ.
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GEORGE 81 M'CONaUGHT. NO gu
WEST SECOND SOUTH 81.
TELEPHoNE 2062-Y
REAL ESTATE ANB LOAN
LOOK at my BARGAINS. Offered below
aL SNAPS.
HOUSES
BRAND new Groom white pr br. house.
on North 20 West. beauty, modern good
lots tlrmss $5,z51-l0
A Groom white pr br. house on West
SIN Aoftl, new modern, good Tor, near
car Hnei slightly, terms s5.Glee9.
= nice 5-room .pr. br. house on 1lth East.
between "a aud 81 South sts Tot 5 rds.
by le rds., fruit and shade trees, east
front, barn. garden. termsi $3,691oo.
An elegant groom pr br. house on JEFF
1ersou 81 bet south West Temple anC
-sr West new. loL Fdz- D} I'D Tus-, never
hFcd 20. strictly modern, near car me-
a GEM $-Jn-19-
a nice 5-room pr. Or house or Graae55e,r
a.. oss. "a ana 50 i'n -tl.u ti5 '-J 5s 1y1.
lawn, shade trees, near car line, easy
terms. 81 $1,000.
a nice 4-room frame house. on corner
of 3d East and llth South. fruit and
shade trees barn south ANA west lfoAts
pantry and closets a bargain, very easy
4-room brick pr. on West ID south. good
sized I0t. mod eiec. lights terms Fflee'
$1,000.
have scores OF houses ala over the
city, cheap and high, hundreds of lots
in the most desirable locations. an 20 be
had ON easy terms. small cash payment
down, small monthly payments
BUSINESS CHANCES.
NOTE 4f NEW LOCATION.
GEORGE A. ATCONAUGHY,
80 81 WEST 2D SOUTH.
INVEST IRIS. aTTENTION.
500 buys 5XZ5 rods, . block from new
800 bus new i-r5om brick. corner lot
east side.
80 cash ana SIS per month buys hand
some broom modern cottage est
It viii pay you TO see our list
A. Mcclellan d. Co.. 6iis W. I'd So.
10 CLOSE UP TIE MONTHS BUsI
5-reom mod. bsiok furniture goes. with
house,, lot 5JKlZ5, on Palm ave. $3.50.
New Ar. brick hail and sum. kitchen
Dot 57laXl0 rods. r.. 9TH So. $500
Nice 5-r. brick, barn ana outhouses, 10th
So. near Sth H., S2.s01
Ith and j. splendid view of tne city.
ltaXlo rds and 6th ST. Can divide 10
suit purchasers.
choice lots, near 10th So. and 9th r.
Near Rio GTaude depot on ath West.
new pressed brick house, 8 rooms s. 100.
Cash 5000 monthly payments, so
fth South. modern f-ro0m pressed brick
house SLG50. Cash, $50, monthly pay
ments. 500
Large lots on Fourth South, 500.
We want 10 sell OF exchange for house
and lOU i'm s. e. part of city
4-roOm brick house. near depot $500
+-Feom frame house, near depot $1,000
q Cd .H|
I635-k
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81 ESTATE ANg LOAN 5


LOOK az my BARGAINS. Offered below,
aN SNAPS
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NICELY furnished room with board ter
enc e. two, $ a week S7l i. 4th So. Tel
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a nice Groom frame house on corner
of 3d East and 18th South. fruit and
shade trees barn south and west 'front.'
pantry and closets a bargain, very easy
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FOR real estate bargains so to Cromer
T.. 3d South.
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f-room brick pr. on West "a south. good
sized iot. mod. elec. lights, terms. Price,
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AGENTs WANTED.

NEW YORK steamBoat disaster. big
seller highest commission BOOKS or
CREDIT, freight paid. OUTFIT FHEE.
National Publishers, Lakeside Bldg. Chic
caEO.
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have scores of houses ala over the
CITY. cheap and high, hundreds of lots
in the most desirable locations. an 10 be
had ON easy terms smaI cash payment
down small monthly payments
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TRADES TRADES.
BUSINESS CHANCES
NOTE AIG NEW LOCATION.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26

AGENTS can make So every day ham
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