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Evening journal., 1904-06-01
RaiIroads to ReIIeve Freiaht eIoekade.

Chicago. June Ito enable the mill
ers Of ST. Paul and Minneapolis tc
move between 10000 and 1900 tons OF
flour collected at the various lake ports
in expectation Of opening Of navigation
the railroads of the northwest have
Joined with the eastern lines in grant
ing reduced rates on -four for one
month.
Evening journal., 1904-06-01
GAVE NEGRESS
OVER A MILLION
Millionaire Platt Claims Black
mail For Seven Years.
NAME OF A. H. GREEN CLEARED

New York oetosenarian's Sensational
Suit Against Mrs. Hannah Elias Re-
veals Cause Of Shooting Of the "Fa-
ther of Greater New York" Last Fall.
New York, June 1.-The persistent
contention by the friends of the late
Andrew II. Green, the venerable phi
lanthropist who was shot down at the
door of his Park avenue residence by
the negro Cornelius Williams, that the
murderer mistook him for another man
is borne out by a suit which has been
started in the supreme court by John
r. Platt, an octOgenarian millionaire
living on East Fifty-fourth street
against Mrs. Hannah Elias, the ne.
gress who was the indirect cause Of
the murder, for the recovery Of nearly
Sl,OOO,OOO worth of property obtained
from him by blackmail
In a 10000 word affidavit supporting
his claim to property now held by the
notorious Mrs Elias Mr.. Platt lays
bare his relations with the woman,
which began in 1896 and have contin-
ned in one way and another up to the
present month.
That he was the gray haired man
whose attentions to Mrs. Elias when
she ran a boarding house on West FIJI
ty-third street excited the jealousy OF
the demented Williams; that he was
the aged admirer who was much seen
at the Central Park West establish.
ment and was known to some as Mr.
Green" and to others as Mr.. Platt
there seems now to be no doubt
The Green Murder Explained.
Cornelius Williams, crazed by jeal-
ousy, sought for months to find the
man who had elevated Mrs. Elias from
the obscurity Of a negro boarding
house keeper to the mistress of a man
sion, with oriental servants and a
splendid stable He knew him only as
"Mr Green" and he confessed in state
ments made before his trial that he hi
on Andrew II. Green as the man be
cause he was the only man of tn,
name in the city with suficiein wealth
to create the metamorphosis iir the wo
man helloved and because the descrip
tions he had of the mysterious "Mr
Green" almost exactly fitted the ia
ther of Greater New York"
Mr. Platt makes an open avowaf II
his affidavit that his admiration TO
the negress, who he thought was
Spaniard, was his undoing. She wol
him first with professions of love
which blinded him to her real charaC
ter. but soon unmasked herself, h
says, when she had him firmly in tn
tolls. She knew he was a marrie
man, with two grown daughters, h
says yet she pretended to believe tina
he was single until he had establishe
relations with her, when she got he
first money payments out of him b.
threatening TO expose him to his fan
lily and his friends.
BY far the greatest success the We
man had with Mr. Platt. however, wa
in deceiving him into the belief tina
Z the child that was born TO her an
: afterward died was his Although owe
eighty years of age. he firmly believe
that she spoke the truth and answere
demand after demand for money whe
such demands were coupled wit
threats Of exposure.
Evening journal., 1904-06-01
KocH's THEORY DENIED.
British Commissions Report on Tuber-
culosis.

culosis.
London. June 1.-The royal commits
sion appointed in August, 1901, to in
quire into the relation between human
and animal tuberculosis has arrived at
a conclusion justifying the issuance Of
an interim report, according to which
the commission finds that human and
bovine tuberculosis are practically
identical.
The commission states that exhaus-
tive experiments proved that the dis
ease produced in animals by tuber-
culosis material. whether of human or
bovine origin, was identical. both in
its broad. general features and in the
astrological details. The commissions
records include the results Of post NOR
tenn examinations.
The denial of Professor KOch's
theory is regarded by the English press
as of the highest Importance as bear
ing out the possibility of infection
through milk.
Evening journal., 1904-06-01
Jealous Lovers TerribIe Deed.

Holyoke. Mass. June t.-Crazed by
Jealousy. Orindo Weatherbee attempt
ed 10 kill Miss Grace Norris at heI
home, 112 East Dwight street shortly
after midnight and then committed sui
eide by shooting. Weatherbee had been
keeping company with Miss Norris for
some time, and last night he called
very late When she refused to marry
him he drew a revolver and fired two
shots at her and then turned the weap.
on on himself. firing two shots into
his head. Ee died instaatly. It r.
said that Miss Norris has an even
chance to recover.
Evening journal., 1904-06-01
Illinois Deadlock unhroken.

Springfield, H., June 1.-The Repub.
lican state convention has reassembled
and after a session lasting an hour and
a half and after taking thrR- ballots
for governor adjourned for Sic day
without having broken the deadlock
There was a manifest falling of of en-.
thusiasm. Governor Yates was cheereo
as he entered a few minutes before the
convention was called to order, but The
entry Of the other candidates was un
observed. The siSty-frst ballot result
ed: Yates, 4s4; Lowden. 39S1s. Deneen
3S4l5 Hamlin. 116; Warner, 40; Sher
man, 81; Pierce, 2S
Evening journal., 1904-06-01
m,.Le. Robbers In PhilsdeIphis

Philadelphia, June 1.-Four masked
robbers visited the car barn Of the Del
aware County Electric railway ut Cliff.
ton Heights, near here, and blew open
two safes, securing $3.50 in cash, but
failing to get $1,000 which was in one
of the safes The cracksmen bouno
and gagged three employees of the
company and two male passengers ano
terrorized two belated women passen
ners.
Evening journal., 1904-06-01
vou Ara Old At Thirty.

Greenville. Pa, June 1.-"When you
are thirty you are no longer young"
according TO the decision reached by
the United Presbyterians. in general
assembly here. All persons over the
age of thirty are requested TO withdraw
from the young peoples" societies Of
the chuu.n.
Evening journal., 1904-06-01
PennsuIuania CO Another Inc.

indianapolis, Ind. June Follow
ing the decision of the United States
supreme court by which the S1,0O0-000
claim Of the state of Indiana is held TO
be void the Nandalia railroad will cease
to be operated under receiver shortly
ard will become the property Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad company.
Evening journal., 1904-06-01
seeretarx Loeb Takea Vacation.

Washington, June 1.-Secretary Loeb
accompanied by Mrs. Loeb, left today
on a vacation trip Of three weeks to
the Yellowstone National park. He
will pass about two weeks in the park.
He expects to return to Washington
on June p, the day of the assembling
OF the Republican national convention
in Chicago.
Evening journal., 1904-06-01
chIoano MaehInists strlIke.

Chicago. June 1.-The 5000 machin-
lists employed in the companies that
compose the Metal Trades association
have gone on strike as protest against
the ten hour day, and practically all Of
the 10 shops represented in the asso-
citation are closed.
Evening journal., 1904-06-01
General Hill Dies In Lexington, Ky.

Lexington, Ky, June 1. General
Samuel e. Hill, who served with dis
tinction in the federal army during the
civil war. is dead. He served eight
terms in. the state senate from Ohio
county. He was at the time Of his
death United States commissioner for
the federal court.
Evening journal., 1904-06-01
A Reaion Of Homes.
Becoming Popular.

During the summer season Bellevue
takes on an air of life and activity. A
large number of visitors are enter
tanned there so that there is much
travel 70 and from that point.
With the increased facilities offered
by the railroad company the neighbor-
hood is growing in popularity and de-
servedly so for It is one of the most
picturesque and attractive localities
on the Delaware.
Evening journal., 1904-06-01

Get Good Advice.
About painting at cartmells-
Evening journal., 1904-06-01
FRIEND +?

Maybeyo want 80 to the Worlds Fair at ST. Louis2
The EVENING JOURNAL offers free trips to the Fair
the popular lodge in Delaware He goes him
self and take his wife friend with him without pay
Ing cent
The EVENING JOURNAL pays railroad and Pullman fares
provides for hotel expenses and admissions the Exposition
Subscriptions pointsthe who has the high
est number Of points gets the trips
Read these conditions:
open %
Louis Internationally the
filled
a
subscriptions vii count a
month cents. .
Theemo months 8
ont
1000 points
months
ou months
six monh
point
who n
paid
absolutely Auantic and hotel bills
viii
10
This closes June soth p.
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The Station improved.

The station building has been moved
back twenty feet and elevated nine feet
to conform to the level of the new
tracks. A wide driveway has been
graded up to the station. which is be-
ing remodeled with new and additional
platform accommodations.
A new signal tower win be erected
south of the station. 1t will be equipped
with forty levers with which to oper-
ate the switches and the signal sys-
tenn.
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Slk Hltn small brick house. east side
for OF 5-Teom modern nome; viii paw
difIeFefaee. Cronler, - L. Toird Se-.sh
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SPRING FASHIONS IN COTTAGES
AND HOUSES NOW
READY FOR


II YOU want to be sure that your new
house is stylish in appearance and strict
~ up-tO-date, ReaViS. the hOme-builder,
IS the man to see. lie makes 2 speciality
OF building houses of original and pleasing
designs. with interior aTran gemcnts thac
are the acme of convenience The houses
Nr. Reavis builds are houses of quality,
solidity and honesty, and there are over
1oe persons in salt Lake City who VIII
tell YOU the same story. Satisfied clients
are the best kind OF recommendation,
and il you want the names OF a few take
these. Thorald J. Hammer, treasurer
Grand theatre, oliver AluTee. accountant
at ROYAL bakery. OrraWeu Williams
money order department OF the postOffice;
DE 10y Brooks Duncan, Murray; John
James. county clerk. and many others.
Remember. that il you own a good vacant
lot that Reavis viii furnish all of the
money and start to build as soon as you
building association and wait six months
when Reavis will supply the money at z
while the other fellow IS waiting his turn
in a building association
Now is the best time TO let your build
eng contract for lumber is lower by ID
per cent than ii was IN October. and other
branches of the work are I'm pToport ion.
You would he wise 20 call oU Mr.. ReaVis
al s West Second South street. at once
and get his advice and look over his Sc
lection Of over 100 plans. He has plenty
OF fine lots and viii build on a moderate
cash payment. Delay viii cost you dol
lars and action viii save YOU big money.
Investigate.
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CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED-Cigar
salesman In your locality for city and
country trade; experience unnecessary;
so per month and expenses: inClose
stamp for particulars Pioneer Cigar Co,
Dept. 1fi Toledo, Q.
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a nice large r0omed 5-rOom DIT. br.
house. ON West So. Temple.
strictly modern, south front. lot
usXI0 rods, near car line; a bar
gain. make us an offer. Price.
formerly ..---- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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CHANCE or A LIFETIME.

d,
good surface wei. corral Stockyard'
chicken coop. graua~y. coal house,
room brick house p mile from city
limits: only S5uN. or viii trade for good
city property. Browns IN Town has Il;
9 iSo "a great many others.
Also great number of nice cottage
homes o. all varieties; payments of some
almost Ike rent II You are in the mar
l5et, see Brown, No. II +. 1st So
READ JUDGE HALLS DECISION IN
the case of Annie ArmitaEe Hilton vs.
". 5. M7Coruick. the banker in today's
we insure the title 10 your home
against all such claims aS those Of Mrs.
hilton. or any olieT elsln tnaL may ne
made against IL TWENTY dollars pays
for guaranty policy. Fifteen dollars
guarantees a. mortgage.
We insure You against burglary or
We insure your business against dis
We insure your residence or store
GaiEs- fire.
oar own company has o paid-up caDi-
tai of S-5aGo TO protect its poicy-hoid-
ogs- The companies we represent have
2la-o,J.utt assets, ~ 8 ISSUE eourt bonds.
fidelity bonds. contract bonds. and act
administrators in the settling Of es-
M Home Trast & Savings CO.. 6. s and
30 " lst So ST
JUDGE HALL yesterday decided that
Mrs. Hilton was the wife Of AIr. Hilton.
The supreme court decided that Mrs
hilton was the wife o. Dr. Park
Whose wife Uas Sho2
THE homes Of many salt Lake people
hang orr The final answer 10 this cues
The only way 10 save yourself from
expensive litigation and protect vour
home is 20 get the title guaranteed bv
the Homo Trust & Savings company. s.
& and 30 West Fltst South street
The cost of q guaranty policy is only
twenty dollars. and the entire paid-u0
ce0itaI Of the company. q quarter Of
million dollars, IS behind every policy,
5-R0OAJ BRICK. modern. natural wood
finish. dry cellar. lot 5gXfil TO alley.
s. 3g-s2J1 cash. bal. easy. Great bargain.
block from car line. G,5oo-SSe cash. Sc
choice BUILDING lots on State St: also
fine lots on Sth East az q bargain Terms
Hubbard Inv't Co. IS W. Cd So.
TNIMPROvED SNAPS.
- feet. facing east. on 9Th East
lust above nth So, city water
car service -..-------- -S,'e.'-i
Skies feet. corner. facing So. ana
east. OF nth SO. and 9Th Eas--... $50 %
e1ex7ls rods. corner. on 9Th and ]
Sts. Choice building site .-..-.,... co -
e-zz. RODS, corner. facing south and
east on west SIDE. close iU. viii
build TO suit purchaser ----,-.-..-.- 800
Houston Real Estate Investment CO.
a FEW Of those big acre lots on State
ST. left, fine suburban homes. so cash,
$40 month. Don't fail to see them.
Harrington a. Courtney, y w ID So.
THOSE who wish 10 secure a good farm
under government canal free. please
come ga ard register new; first come first
served. you ger the best land by going
now Harrington & Courtney. = X ID
So.
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RIAL ESTATE AND LOANS.

houses
4 bran new S-room pr. br. house,
white brick strictly modern. on
l. St, between 6th and 9Th Sts..
finest view ia city, very health
ful, lot o. X10 rods. Terms. Price.Sl 5000
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An elegant S-room Or. br. house.
on So. I'd West. large lot. big
harm. nice walks. modern. east
front; will trade for an acreage
tract on 18th South with house
on If, and viii pay a cash differ
euce If coming. Price, on cash
basis ....-- -..------.---
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An elegant white pr br. 6-Toom
mouse. on 6t3 East close in.
strictly modern. east front, near
car line, new. lot skis IT., fine
cement cellar. Easy terms.
Price ...... --.......- --.. ...--- .--... 3, j..
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
Herald Small Want
AdSBegin on Page7
TELEPHONE no. 1917.

George N. NcConaughv, Room No 8,
Eagle Block. Corner West Temple and
West ID South SIS.
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/ YOUNG men everywhere copy letters,
( homo evenings, $3.50 week. send addressed
1 envelope for particulars Manager Dept.
( ;. rs. box 14ll, Philadelphia, Pa
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A Groom pr. Dr. house. on 20 West.
large lot. east front. big barn. On
car lire. electric lights. \ snap.
Price $780,.
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ELEVATORS.

EATON & PRINCE ELEVATORS
For passenger or freight service. operzts
with least power For prices see +. p.
Arnold. Agt.. Up ScOtt-StTeveU Bids
Tel. 7sI.
WILL save You money on any kind
Of an elevator. William Watvous. agent,
- East Third South.
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a large new pr. br. S-room house.
on - 81. near * ST. large, sun
ny rooms. mantei. strictly MOD
ern, So fine ueighbOrhoUd. near
car line, south front, very cheap.
Terms. Price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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7 have also for sale some OF the most
palatial residences on the east bench, run
ming up into the fifty thousands of dol
lars; all modern. of course, but owners
Come TO nv office. therefore, and see
me If YOU want to secure a home among
the "nObs."
have "a great list of lots all over the
city. on Brigham" near the r. r. shops,
ON Capitol hin. out south. on the north
bench, which I can sell on easy terms,
small cash payment down.
COME NOW, if you want to save money
on your purchases of lots and houses. be
cause. when "Guffey q Grauey' strike
oil and gas on the lake shore. Salt Lake
CRY viii take on the greatest boom
she ever saw, and realty here viii go to
boom prices ia hurry.
TRADES TRADES.
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LADIES, TAILORING

--~~~~>---~~>s
SETDLEE BROS. lately from New
York CITY Located OF $40 So. Main st,
opposite walkers store. Ail work euar-
anteed
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@p>eseeee~-@aassHss1sssrs-r~e~
IN tho rear 53S L. ID So. No. s is nDN
conducted by Mrs. II. ". HeUsleri first
class room and board.
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CARPET CLEANING.

UTAH Carpet q Wall Paper Cjeaut7z
60. Latest process. feather TCHOvatiug q
Richards 81 Phone 1IS5-h.
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MALE - WANFEp.


MEN o. WON u: steady work, a good
income at home iu the mail order bust
ness straight; legitimate no experience
necessary: 20 capital required; write Ter
particulars. Mutual Nail Order Co. 40
Ilast Bldg, BOSTON. Mass
STROCK'S Employment Agency.
Mechanic and Labor office.
g Commercial St. Phone 464.
MEN to learn the barber trade; weeks
complete positions guaranteed; tuition
earned while iearuiug. licensed instruct
Ors: growing demand for orr graduates
call or write for -paTtle uiars Moler Barber
college - T. 1st So. Sait Lake City
NEN-An barber work free at Moler' 5
Barber college. e T. Isl south
BOYS at Western Union telegraph Of
flee.
We WANT 1909 agents for greatest
/ household seller ever invented, actually
sells in every home; immense money
maker for agents. send Ice tor complete
50 nipple and our large illustrated catalogue
; of agents supplies Southern Mercantile
! Co., Dept = Is. Houston. Tex.
YOUNG men everywhere copy letters.
homo evenings, $3.50 week Send addressed
envelope for particulars Manager Dept.
; 10. box III Philadelphia, Pa
CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED-Cigar
salesman In your locality for city and
country trade: experience unnecessary;
80 per month and expenses; inClose
stamp for particulars Pioneer Cigar Co,
Dept. III Toledo, Q.
DETECTIVES. every locality; good sal
airy. experience unnecessary. Interna-
ticral Detective Agency, Milwaukee,
Wis.
WANTED-Everywhere, circular and
sample distributors; no Cauvassing; good
pay. Western Advertising Assoc alton,
Omaha. Neb
4 FIRST-CTAsS man wanted TO han
die q proposition which viii insure 4
good income from the start. and can be
largely increased under our plan. The
right man viii be given exclusive control
of his city or county; must have good
references and be a worker. A s. sample
outfit with instructions, viii ne for
warded upon receipt of g. Money re-
funded If not satisfied Address O. s *
\. J. Howe Co., p. o. Box &C. Worcester,
Mass.
WE rake it our business to look for
q position for you in your line. Can and
register with US. InteTmouutain Bureau,
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Al elegant buy for someone who
wants @ snap. A 9-rOOm pr. bT.
house en- 6th East. between 1st
and % South. i1 a refined Gull
tured ucighboThoc5 city water.
Tot lQX16l feet. summer kitchen.
barn, high, attractive location.
Er0uUd alone worth what is
asked for the whole. Terms.
Lriaa -. ----...--.-..--...
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49,

s.s,Ss=a~<S~s~~~
NfW or second hand. cash. trade o.
.-s..s. scrensen-StOutt Co, IS L. ID s.
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FAY. GRAIN AND COAL

~v-~~~~~~~~~~--~~-~~-~---S
We ARE headquarters for hay. grain.
flour. feed and coal; wholesale ana retail
Orders promptly attended to. 125 Z. Sec
ond South. Phone 1925. Marnane & co.
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AUCTION SALES.

.ooooo>~~>~~-~N
OK tt -ESDAY. Feb. is. ct 1888 =. rs.
No 10 Willard court, on sixth south be-
tween Wee Temple and ist West Sts.-
parior rockers. couch hot bias stove.
line lot rugs and carpets, extension ana
other tables china. glass and siiYerWare-
vcfrireratf,r. glass-door cupboard. iron
bedS, chiffonieT dresserS lot hCme-maoe
fruits. sewing machine. lace curtains. poT
tiers mirror. lawn mower. garden tools,
kitchen utensils. etc.
X q. ANDREWS s, AucsiOneer. F.
TWO CARLOADS of fine holiday fur
7,it15rp DELAYED In transit TO be sold re-
s-ardiees of cost l. y. l.. FuTu. x Carpet
Instailment House, Is +. End South
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

NANNN~ND~~~~No--~~~~ S~~S-----v~ND-~S-~-S>N~s-V
WATCHERS and jewelry. Cleaning. Si,v9.
rnainsurin. Sl.OO. L. =. W. Bowers. Ke-
moved to 30 Main st.
]. z. BOES. Manufacturing JeweleT.
Removed to 80 Main.
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wnRMrNa AND vENTILAT1Na.

FIIGSON & ROSSIrEH steam and hos
vvater heating No l05 /. LIST So. Phone
$40.
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GERMAN zWIEBAcK-

~~~-~~~-~~>~~e~->~.~~e>s
%ET-MEYERS German zwiebeck. the
choice of the sick. It's use cures fndiges-
zion. perfect food for infants. Templeton
bakery III L. ist So. Ash your grocer.
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TRADES.
TRADES
BUSINESS CHANCES.

George N. AIcConauEhy, Room No. 3,
Eagle Block.
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STORE FIXTURES

~~~>~y-eo~-e~-~s~,~|.~S
UTAH store Fixture company. mann
factuFers and designers. Stow cases. o.
flee bar ard drug fixtures. 49, " I'd So.
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sPIRITUALIsrs

S~a~s~e~o->~ay~~s~~~s~ ~@@-@~@~-~@ >ese~s.-~~-
MRS. Z. FOSTTN, Claigvoyart snd
Trance Medium. PSI south West Temple.
SPIRITUALISTTC Undertaking. meet
ing tonight in lighted room Everyone
invited. Arnold DicksOn's 1893 So Main
street. Readings today, y 10 g. Free M
less correct.
NINE LYNN. PIANIST and astroiogisf,
removed to a ". "a So, upstairs.
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OPTICIANS

COLUMBIA OPTICAL co. go Main.
whoiesalc and retail manuf. opticians.
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STONE aUARRIEs.

RED sandstone. SO per cord. Brown
stone Co. No. u L. ist So. ground floor
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mIDWIvEs.

!
MRS. LIZZIE GETSLER. $50 ". zrd
Sorth attends cases before. during am
after confinement VIII nurse pstieui
az her home q desired. References
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HOTELS.

HERALD Hotel, European sn0 Ameri-
can. rooms SOC UP. w Temple and lst So
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FEED MILLS.

ree.N~~~~.~~s~e--se~s~s
WHOLESALE grain merchants, go Sc
90 West street. Phone. 5ei.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-14
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