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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-27
LA nUELGA.

Cuando el taller tuvo conocimiento
de 10 arrOgante 6 impremeditada con-
testaci6n de Mr.. Presses. Ia indigna-
ci6n fu6 general entire los 800 opera
rios del taller, y como un solo hombre,
todos Sc levantaron, cOiierOn al Obrero
Storer y 10 subieron encima de una
mesa h0ciendole Ieer ell escrito.
Era ell vi6rnes. d1a en- que Sc repair
ten los SticketesS de trab3jo en- la fl
brica, y cusl no serfa la sOrpresa de
los tRbRquerOs al conocer, que & todos
se les dRb8 trRb2jo, m6nOs al senior Jo-
sc Storer! Nombr6se incOntinenti una
comisi6n para que Sc avist6se con Mr.
Presses y le suplicRse c0ncediese
SticketeS de trabsjo al sefior Storer.
cOntestando aquel:
VAYANSE TODOS 81 QUIEREN,
PERO 70 NO LIE DOY MAS IRA
BAJO A JOSE STORER.
La indignation ent6nces, desbord6se
en- tOd0s aqueIIOs hijos del trabaio,
que no mereClan una condensation tan
despreciativa, y unidos acOrdar0n aban-
dOnar ell taller, Y declararse en- huel-
ga. Una comisi6n Compuesta de los
sefiores C6rdenas, ViIIanueVa Storer
fuerOn los encargados de recojer los
SticketesO de trabsjo y arChivarlos has
ia Ia sOluCi6n de Ia huelga.
GRAN-eMEETINGs PUBLICO.
Ell mismo vi6rnes, verifc6se un
SmeetingS p6blico, en- Ell que habfa pre-
sentes dos mil personas. En- este smeet-
inGS que fue Ia protest9 de simpAtfas
hacia los tabaqueros. manifestada pOr
todas Las classes sociales, y por toias
las asOciaciOnes obreras del pals. y por
los representatives de Ia prensa, eligi6-
SO uu COnsejO de Arbitrsie, para que
con facultades discrecionales, tratsse
de IIegar & un arreglo pacfico y salts
factOriO para ambas parties, los patro-
nos Y los ObrerOs.
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En- ests imprenta Sc Yende papeI de-
qeri6dico vieio & 800 quinta
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NUEVAs DEMANDAS.

EI Consejo contin18 sus trabsios &
fin de formular nuevas demands in
trOducir mejoras en- ell taller que sir
van de base para ell futurO.
Por Julio Quifl 0nes prop6nese:
eQae Sc dan materiales sufcientes
hasta las 81 de Ia tarde incluyendo las
bsndas q fin de que los operaries ganen
10 sufciente para ell sostenimiento de
ellos sus familiares.2
Fu6 aceptada.
Por jose Villafane Torres prop6.
nese:
oQae en- 10 sucesivo. los cApataces
SO abstengan de rebsjar & tabaqueros
capacitados de sus puestos para poner
& otros que yengan de otros puntos.S
Fu6 aceptada.
Por E. Crespo Molina prOp6nese:
eQue Sc msrque un patron especial
para medir largos y gruesos de vitolas,
fin de que no puedan ser disfrazadas
las vitolas, y que este patron de medi-
das venga por cualQuier fOrma inteli-
gente & poder del taller.2
Fu6 aceptada.
Por Crespo Molina:
eQue Sc someta la convention que
en- 10 sucesivo los capataces puedan
pertenecer & Ia orgaQizRci6n de taba-
querOs-
Esta proposition no fu6 aceptada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-27

LUIS MUNOZ MORALES Y
EN- RIQuE LLAOREDA.-bogados
Con ofieinas en- Cayey en- Gusyams. Eier-
cen ante todOs los ID Tribunales de Isla.
Nv
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IGLESIAs 7 QUINoNE5.

En- este m om sat1. levaatase ell pre-
sidente del Consejo, Luis O lin 0nes, y
con el todos los miembros pertenecieu-
tes al mism y enfrente Ell p6blico ha-
CO uso de Ia palabra Quih mes en- los
siguientes terminos:
<San 1res compafl sros. ell C)nsejl de
Arbitraje que h4bsis nombrado que
Sc hslla aquf presante, ha procurado
pOr medic de sus esfuerzos intelectua-
les con Ia mayor voIuntad traer ira
bsjos hechos Ia consideration de ests
Convention. En- todas sus sesiones
concCrri6 como co0perador y leader
de los obrerOs, hoy. de Puerto Rico,
ell compafsro Santiago IglesiRs,> y 81,
en- sus opiniones ha convenido con
nosotrOs en- ell m6tod0 de organization
Iocalmente, en- estos momentos nece-
sarios9.
<Yo, amigos. y este Colseio. no
desea YER psralizads de momento Ia
march2 serena 6 inteligante del actual
movimiento por cuestiones de proee-
dimientos de organizations
&Nuestra aspiration es uoirnos Y
nos uniremos para el bien de to1os.
para mel lrar nuestras con1iciones y
meiorar las de nuestros hijos. Taba-
queros. tengamos dignidad anita el ata-
que Y unamonos.9
<Pido & esta Convention concsda IN
turno de palabra al representauts de
Ia SAmerican Federation of L9bor.1
compsfiero Iglesias0.
La presidencia SOM 9te la petici61 &
Ia sanction de Ia Convention esta
acepta por unanimidad.
Antes de cOnceder Ia palabra q IgIe-
sias ordena Ia presidencia Sc lean las
resoIuciones siguientes:
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AGITACION Y PROPAGANDA

Considerando: que ell Consaio de
Arbitraje por los medios puestos en-
pr6cticA para con Is Compsfis de Ths
Porto RicAn American Tobacco Co. no
ha ,logrado conseguir NADIA en- banefi
clio de los tabaqueros y de Ia misms
Compaflia.
Considerable: que Ia contest4ci6n
dada por Ia Compaffa Ia Convention
reunida es en- grado sumo despreciativa
y provocative,
Considerable que este ca injust0 =
degradante para Ell cuerpo obrero.
Resuelvase: que SO po1ga en- prac-
tica una campafis ca cOntcA Ia Comps
MA utiliz2ndo para est0 manif f9stacio-
nes de protests p6bsica por todo Ell
eIemento obrero de San Juan Sc pro-
ceda & realizar c1lect8s voluntariss
acudiendo q todas las personas que asf
10 deseen a fin de sostener este movi-
miento y,
Resuelvase: que Sc reclAme ell con-
curse de todos los obreros sin distin-
ci6n de matices polite fin de que
ayuden con su presencia personal en
to1os los casos esta campafIs de dig
nidad Y honradez obrera.
San Juan, Septiembre 26 de 1904
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DEMANDAS ESPECIA-
LES POR Ell CONSEJO

Que Sc lIeve q Ia Convention resoIu-
clones demostrando 10 iuiustifcado de
los certificates de sanidad y como as
piraciones de los tabaqueros para Ell
fnturo
Que sc lIeve otra resoIuci6n en- GUAM
to & los derechos que Sc imponen & los
tab2queros que elaboran tabacos en- sus
cssas. por el DepRrtamento de Rentss
Intern0s.
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enVueltO en- esta contienda es precise
que salga limpio de toda maucha.
Companeros; luchemos con energla,
luchemos contra esos despiadados.
El triunfo as nuestro. 81 con energla
= nnldos, lucham 1s con Ia conviction
de que Ia Justicia Divina Y humans
estan de parte de las causas Sacrosan-
tas.
Viva Ia redenei6n Obrera! viva Ia
dignidad del torcedor!o
El Conseio reunido. en- vista de las
hojas sueltas publicadas otras quo
estan en- preparation acuerda:
SQue Sc haga saber todos los inte-
resados, que ei Conseio de arbitrsie no
SO hace soIidsrio de ninguna opinion
particular que sea lanzada & Ia publi-
cidad, sin 81 previa consulta. y que
tenga referencia con ell actual conflcto
surgido entire los tabaqueros y Ia com
paf1fa GLa International. ,
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FfalClSCO ]. Amy.

(Traduetor por nomDramiento del
Gobierno Federal,
Ofrece sus servicios como especiaIis-
ta en- trabaios tecnicos ? literarios,
Precios m6dicos. LUNA 80.
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Ell COnssio de Arbitrsie reuni6se en-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
QUIET AFTER THE RIOT
Murder of Corporal Clark Be-
ing Investigated by Cor
Oner'S Jury.

Athens O.. Aug. 20.-This city and
Camp HeTTick are quiet here, although
there is much comment over tie clash
during the night between the United
States troops and the Ohio National
Guard. During the week there was
much feeling between the two classes,
especially when militarymen on pro-
VOst duty arrested guards and took
them back 10 Camp Herrick.
Major Dick, Adjutant General Crit
ichfield, General McMacken and others
are making a thorough investigation
of the affair, willie the coroner is ar
ranging for the inquest on the death
Of Corporal Charles Clark
Governor HeTrick said the fight was
not the result of any feeling of the
regulars as a whole against the
guardsmen. but was the work of row.
dies from the regular troops.
General Dick said d report was re-
ceived at headquarters detailing the
arrest of nine men OF the Fourteenth
regiment Of regulars.
Sergeant William Blessing is i'm
proved but the attending army ply
sicians stiu question his recovery The
rest of the men are improving.
Guards today patrOlled every street,
building and alley.
All soldiers are ordered now TO re-
main in camp and passes are forbid
den
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VICTIMS OF THE
ARIZONA FLOOD
Seven Lives Lost in Globe !
Surrounding Country.
LIST EXPECTED TO GROW
FULL DETAILS OF THE DIsAs-
TER LACKING.

Il Paso. Tex. Aug. 20-Seven lives
Al least were lost in the flood that
swept through the town of Globe.
Ariz-. and surrounding country. The
known dead are:
NJ. N Mitchell a Southern Pacific
machinist, and his wife.
Q. D. Wilson, clerk.
Charles Sims.
John Epley.
Mrs. Hurd
Miss Moody.
According to the report Of the courier
who brought news of the disaster TO
Bowie, others were drowned besides
those named in the foregoing list, but
their names are not yet known The
ella VALLEY. Globe & Northern railroad
tracks were washed out for a distance
OF three-quaTters Of a mile. Telegraph
&c communication with Globe is inter
rspted and it has been impossible as
yet to learn fun details of the disaster.
Globe is located in a broad valley
that slopes down TO Pinal creek, which
crosses the main street of the town.
The Hood was caused by a clOudbuTst
at Pima, above Globe, ON PinaI creek.
Twenty houses in Globe alone were
swept away. o. D. Wilson and Stanley
Mentzer by heroic work saved many
lives Wilson saved a young woman
whom he was to marry and is reported
TO have then lost his life in trying to
save another. The property loss will
probably reach half a Million Large
forces of men are at work reconstruct
ing the railroad and the telegraph line.
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FURS. FURS.

r. Stencil Fur Co. is now located at
- r. 81 So, cor State. and our fac
tory at Pa So State st. is the largest
Iur mandatory and esta blishment
III the state Of Utah Everybody is in
vited 10 call and inspect il We guar
antee the public that we send no work
east Do all our wholesale and retail
manufacturing here All work made
II order, rem0deled, repaired. cleaned
ana, redyed at summer prices. High
est prices paid for raw fuTs and game
heads independent Tel, 533: Bell Tel
1ag-X.
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FoR sALR-rEh1 FsTATE.


REGE REALLY Co
ROOMS Is AND l. OVER WALKER s
BANK. 80. W. SECOND SOUTH.
lnFes tieste the .oiiowing
Shows rooms. modern, 3fd 81. small
cash payment.
sl.6f0-5 roofas. Bro + and 9Th So
T.FJe-4 rooms, 18th So. ard 9Th East
S2,259-5 rooms sth 20. eth +. $40 cash.
SS.z5e--7 rooms. mod, on Cru East. $50
cash. 50 per mo-
$500 rooms. mod, on 5th So. 500
cash, terms.
81 .s5o-4 rooms. eth and sth Z: $50
cash. SO per mo-
1861 rooms. 9Th S and Sth Z. s9ae
cash, s15 per mo.
zfoo-S rooms ca So. Sth e. $500 cash;
lots in Park Place very cheap.
l2x20 rods, 9Th No. 4th ". a bargain.
great bargain in a 4-room house on
South West Temple.
a terrace site on East LIST So. $3.50,
terms
A 7-room house for s2.ioo on West So
Temple
We arc building many now houses and
are prepared to furnish plans and do ali
the construction to suit your require
ments.
We also have the most complete line OF
L. IL DWELL. Manager.
Phones 1875 X
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DIED.

RASMUSSEN salt Lake CITY. August
4.th % auaemid- Ruth A Rasmussen, In
the 18th year OF her age.
Funeral from J. +. TayIor's undertaking
paTlGTs East First South street Sunda "
the 2lst inst. at 3 p. N. Members Of the
Ladies Label League invited. Intermcnt
IN at CIiVeT cemetery
WINCHESTER-Ve daughter n tue
late Clarence =. and Bena Winchester
at Shoshone. Ida, Aug. %, 1897 aged 3
years
Funeral services viii be h-IG at-tha :cs-
idpnCe OF J. II Erickson. -: East ElCV.Ft-l
South street today fSuldav) ~ i cock.
Friends invited. InteTment Murray CCui-
etpTy.
DAVID.-In this city. Aug. L. 1904
Thomas A. David. aged . years.
Funeral services all be held az p m
today Sunday. from s d Evans un-
dertaLing parlors. &c state street
WRIGHT.-Aug. Is 1904. as the result
OF = runaway accident which occurred
at Eureka. Utah. William J. Wright.
Funeral services viii be held at
O'clock this Sunday afternoon frbm the
Eighth ward meeting house Remains
can be viewed at the undertaking par
Tors Of Joseph Z Taylor from 12ss0 TO
I'D p m. Deceased was q sOn-i1-iaw
OF the late Bishop + +. Sheets. Friends
OF the families are invited to attend
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<~-~-~~~-----~~-~>->-
~ modern and complete 81 every detail.
hard wood fIs.efs and il'lss1. ces1cat base
Tnent with laundry. ctpiec-st iocsaiit- ~
the city. alse barn with svsstcr and cicf--
trio light for sale cheap ey owner. Ad-
dress r O. b3S zssS-N
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WEIR. s6 w Cd South.
Sc. c0O-S-roon brick new. Magee furnace,
bath, toilet front and back stair
way. laundry with stationary
tubs. basement piastered and ce-
uented. electric iight+~ screens.
very close in. east side. 500 cash.
s9fgl-s-roGrn brick and summer kitchen.
water and shade. $50 down. so
per month; near r. 9. ". shops.
4-rooua brick cottage. bath. electric light,
eth South. near West Temple:
want Offer
6 2se-6-room brick. bath. toilet. electric
lights. lot 50x150 feet. fine shade
ard lawn carpets, shades. gas
range. coal range go with house,
near I'd So. and eth East.
Weir, IS " ID South
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TUTTLE RRos. 1la MAIN 81.

FUTILE BROS. JAG MAIN ST.
Business is improving now. weather IS
cooler and buyers are taking time by the
foreiOck before the big advance in values
that viii take place at once. owing TO
the many improvements Salt Lake has
in store for the immediate future In line
with this we offer YOU the following bar
gains for speculation or homes or both
They are cheap, 90x130 feet within one
block OF the temple for S.6e0 Also 6xi0
rods with Old house. corner on 10th + St
for 81 .6Ol-t1ere is ES7sxl00 feet on State
St. near 18th So. ST., for S.T50. It viii be
valuable business property. great in
Testment, might make you rich in few
years. a fine 5-rOOm pressed bk. cottage
home with every modern convenience lex
cept furnace), plumbing nickel plated
eto., it's new and elegantly located IN east
end for 81, 80. Another with 8 rooms for
s.. 800 A 4-room frame cottage, city water
etc. and new. within one block of city
and county building. for H.250. And fine
homes all over the city at from $500 to
S50.e90 Then we have business blocks and
acreage, trackage and waolesals property.
In short we control as repre-
sentative managers for eastern owners
there are six % busy real estate men
in this office and we are doing business
all the time. We have to. Call and see
US. We can tell you some things about
real estate, perhaps futile Bros Pro-
gress-Herald Bids.
A s-rcom brick. lot 50x15O trees, arte-
sian well etc, $500; Sl0e cash, bal 80
month.
A s-room brk, lot 5xS, lawn, shade. flow
ing wen. barn. crops. fruit \ beauutul
place, only $500 on terms
5-acre ranch. 4-room house, ; shares
water. $500: easy terms
Lots. anywhere, SO up. Acreage $50
up to 1,0oe.
The G. c. Richter Co. Room J. IS1 Main
Over Bon Ton theatre. Plume l34i-k-
TWO GOOD INVESTMENTS.
SIS so. IND WEST ST.-s-room mod
br. convenient for ~ families to occupy
house. rents for So mo-, has z12x1o 70 to
alley. easy terms can be aTran sec =, -
on Eth E, NEAR 9TH SO-An s-room
mod brick. we'll built house. also suit
able for % families rents for 50 mo-
This snap can be purchased for 500 down;
McGown Co, 81 Main, I'm ., over Bon
Ton theatre
..REAvIs SYSTEM WORD. CONTEST
PRIZE WINNERS
First Prize-SZ5 in gold. Won By Miss
sIrytic Brain. aged IL years. 80 1hTd
Street. salt Lake City Number OF words,
Second Prize-s15 in gold. Won by Rom
now Brain 5s7 Third street Salt Lake
CITY. aged Il years Number of words,
3i5.
Third Prize-S10 in gold Won ey George
Nicholas Gfft. fr-. Pocateiio. Ida. aged
10 wears. Number Of words, 1870
sxl9 rods east front. 9Th East between
18th and 18th South. large trees on the
ground. big bargain at $50.
2ILxI0 rods 10th East near Ord South ST.
facing west for $50.
% feet. corner on 4th East north Liberty
park, $3.50.
II acres beautiful ground 1lth South
near 7th East, 1870.
2Izx61s rods south front on 9Th ST. be
tween y and r. $50.
A. Richter, 10 West LIST South st. Both
phones. 64I.
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THE REAvIs SYSTEM IS = HAPPY
COMBINATION FOR HOME
BUYERS

THE REAVIS SYSTEM is the one
ideal home building concern for IL com
bines the best conducted real estate de
nartment In town with the largest home
building business in the world. Here a
man or woman can secure the best build
ing lots In town 1t prices 70 per cent
below what others ask and have erected
on the ground Just the kind Of house re-
aiiired We draw the plans and furnish
Specifications without charge, examine
the abstract free. supply the money to
build the house without commission and
write the insurance L YOU Ike. II you
want a certain lot for your domestic and
haven't enough TO pay for il. We'll sup
ply the baisnce, together with the entire
cost Of the house
You cant afford 10 buy real estate or
build and you surely can't afford TO mon
key with old-fashioHed home supplying
concerns until you have investigated the
plan OF lions FAVORITE HOME
BUILDERS.
THE REAVIS SYSTEM"
Main Banking Floor, S2-S4 Main St. at
WHOSE ROOF Is OVER YOUR
4 49,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral services over the remains
81 the late Anna Z. Thum wife Of Muka ne
Thum aged IS years and a native Of Ger
ny. viii De held today Sunday at
3 p. m from the Farmers ward meeting
house. Friends are invited 70 attend.
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BORN

Lt-FF.-To the wife of tt. a Luff. a
7iz-pouad boy. Mother and child doing
nicely.
RTCH.-TO Edgar r. and Iibble. Aug. Is
line S-pound boy. Mother and child
doing nicely.
BCRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. HOLIDAY,
Aug. -. daughter.
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WANTED.

UTAH JUNK CO Highest prices paid
for scrap iron. rags. rubbers. bottles. cop
per brass. etc SIS Z. sth Sc. Tel %
ABOUT S room house. modern. furn-
ishcd preferred or partly. furnished Re-
ply p q box 1857.
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PARK CITY AND RETURN.Sl. so.

Via D. & R. G., Sunday, Aug. 81.
Leave salt Lake 1895 a. IN. Return
ing leave Park City Z .. IA. Cham
pionship baseball game, Eureka vs.
Park city Good chance 10 see the
bonanza camp
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21

TIE .REiAN4S SYSTEM OFFERS
BARGAINS WORTH INV ESTI-
= EATINtS


The safest way to buy real estate or
ans other commodity il to Investigate
the offerings Of the Invest ard most re-
liable dealer. You can't afford a. bay
without first seeing what your money Viii
huv through THE kEATfS SYSTEM
Here you derive the benefit Of the lefE-
es1 and most complete list Of property
ct "REAVIs SYSTEM terms on most
any property listed, you are assured cl
the most courteous treatment from those
~ charge Of THE REAVIS SYSTEM
zeal estate department. and last. bat not
least. yoa are certain 70 be treated just
- and honorabiy.
Come in Monday and let us show you
the following. and many other depend
able bargains:
FIRST sPECIAL.
Lots or North bench. 2lzxs, choice front
SECOND SPECIAL.
4 splendid 6-rTn. mod. press brick cot
tEge and fine corner lot. s0S152. on car
i-ns. located in the great growing south
THIRD SPECIAL
Fine Canyon road lot. and YOU know
they are getting scarce. SxS rods. walk
FOURTH SPECIAL
Might he equaied, but that's the limit
rEn- brick cottage and fine barn Lot
ssx150- Located on 4 St. near Ind st
Fsne neighborhood. Best buy on tbs
beach at s. zsi.
FIFTH SPECIAL
Another bench property at 6sS First ST.
nat can be bought on 500 down ana 50
mo. 6-rm. cottage. szl0 lot See It and
SIXTH SPECIAL.
Perfectly built. splendidly located 6-rIn-
mod residence on First St. elegantly
decorated, fine plumbing: house almost
new. Your moneys worth at S4.1go.
SEVENTH SPECIAL.
No one can offer at even prices as
f1rEfra hfrt frftC 1o7gfhe1Sf fn0Ep
Windsor ave and 9Th So Take your
pick Of 1 facing north al $3.50, or fac-
Ing west At $40. Don't wait until they
are all sold.
THE REAvIs SYSTEM is the place
for buyers 10 buy and owners 10 list.
for We believe in quick selling, honest
prices and fair DEALINGS.
THE REAVIS SYSTEM
REAL ESTATE DEPT.
Main banking floor, 32-s4 Main St: A
the sign: WHOSE ROOF is OVER
YOUR HEADT'
GEORGE NJ. McCoNAUGHY. No. Il
West 2nd South
Telephone No. 2os2 Y. P. o. Box No. 3si
Real Estate and Loans.
An elegant 7-room frame house on 5th
sure; on car line; cement walks, terms
very fine 5-room pr. br. houses on 9Th
" est near Rio Or West passenger
depot. mod. new. terms. each eco.
nice 5-room pr hr. houses on East
bench, modern. close In, new, finely built:
terms; each. s2.60o
. very tasteful 4-room pr. br- houses on
East bench, mod, Rev, close in terms /;
splendidfy built, 81 $50.
A nice 5-room frame house on Glenn
ave. east front, large barn. in fine con-
d.tipn, artesian water; very easy terms,
Geo. N. McConaughy, No. Il West md
south
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500 BUYS a HOME.

YOC move in and pay me So month;
this is all you have to pay me as il in
cludes interest. Out OF tWenty-three
houses. il has been my rus OF luck. this
year. 10 furnish houses mostly for newly
married couples. and 1 have only one
house left It has just f0ur rooms. nut
Is 50 arranged that an increase in oc-
-cupants can be accomplished by finish
ing rooms UPSTAIRS. Tt mas G. feet OF
ground ali fenced. near two car lines,
and only 81 80 on above terms Bcli 90Z-Z,
AHdfsnn Tnin 14aa So. Main St.
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AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS campaign buttons, badges.
Autographs photographs, largest best and
cIscap pest line ever offered, 2,eo9 different
TCxeitfes for summer resorts. fairs cele-
hrafions- Samples Of button 10 cents.
Catalogue free. Miller. l3i Park ROW,
New York
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GROOM house within walking dis
lance west side from S to SO zss ".
5th South.
WANTED-The people Of Salt Lake -
know that the Utah Second Hand store
IS closing out their business al 55S South
State street, and are selling their goods
at cost We handle new ana second hand
goods.
HOUSE or 4 or rooms with place for
few chickens BOstwicks conductor, Sc
Fir street Phone 17S3 I.
LADY OF gentleman Of fair education
to travel for a firm of $3.50. 00000 capital.
Salary Si.os2 per year agd expenses paid
weekly. Address. with stamp, J. a Alex
ander, Salt Lake City. Utah.
OAK ratings and partitions aad oak
office furniture. Address N - Herald
NOTICE to all junk dealers and indi-
vlduals in city and country. the Great
Western Iron & Metal company pay the
highest prices for scrap iron. metals.
rubbers. bottles. rags. etc Car load lots
cur specially. Phone 2439-Z- 235 So. 1st
West.
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Our Two Storcs Consolidated
At - Main St, where we win continue
to do a high-Erade painting and dec
Grating business, at the same popular
prices as heretofore. Yours for wall
paper and paints.
GEO. W EBERT & Co
Both phones 81 Main.
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