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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-11-03
PARKBRS REGEPIIOH TO-DAY
AT MUSIC HALL THIS AFTER
NOON At THREE O'CLOCK.

No Formal Ceremony-Impromptu Pa
rade-PossibIe Local Party Leaders
to Accompany Judge Parker from
New York-No speech Here Expected.
Judge Alton B. Parker, democratic
candidate for president, will visit this
city and a reception in his honor VIII
be held at Music hall at 3 o'clock. No
speech from Judge Parker is expected
in this city. Arrangements for his re-
ception We're completed by the local
leaders yesterday. He is expected to
arrive at D. m. for a two hours visit.
No formal ceremony will mark his ar
rival at the depot, and any parade
which may escort him to Music hall
win be Of an impromptu character.
In anticipation of his visit invita-
tons have been issued by Chairman
Walsh of the democratic state central
committee to Judge Robertson. Judge
Hotchkiss, Colonel Norris G. Osborn,
Hon. Alexander Troup and other prom
inent members of the party in this city
to assemble in the Grand Central depot
at 10 o'clock this morning to make the
trip on the candidates train, while
leaders from other parts Of the state
will also form part Of the party.
Leaving New York at 1910 a. m. the
train will pause at Stamford and South
Norwallx, reaching Bridgeport at 11:4O,
where Judge Parker will be the guest
Of General Henry A. Bishop at lunch
con, leaving for New Haven at 1880
reaching this city at o'clock.
At the depot Judge Parker will be
welcomed by delegation Of prominent
democrats and taken to Music hall
where he will hold a general reception,
Judge Robertson will assist him in re-
ceiving.
III all probability a number Of local
leaders will accompany the party to
Hartford, where Judge Parker is sched-
uled for a formal speech in the even
ing. He will return to New York early
Tomorrow morning.
It is announced in the Meriden
journal that Judge Parker will speak
briefly from his car on the arrival OF
his train in that city at 5:S5 p. M, and
large crowd is expected to greet the
distinguished democrat. >
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THE F1nE1TTY or SLAVES.

The devotion Of slaves to their mas
tiers in time Of war is no new thing un-
der the sun. The fact that their mas
/ tiers are in arms has always no doubt,
borne it's part In the phenomenon BUD
| it does not wholly account for the abb
solute devotion Of the negroes. It is TO
the eternal credit at once of the white
and Of the negroes that, during Theses
four years Of war, when the white men
Of the South were absent in the field
they could entrust their homes, their
| wives, their children. all they possessed
to the guardianship and care Of thei-
slaves, with absolute confidence in their
i fidelity. And this trust was never
violated. They were their faithful
guardians, their sympathizing guard
| ing their property, enduring necessary
/ denial with cheerfulness, and identity
4 ing themselves with their masters
4 fortunes with the devotion, not Of
slaves, but of clansmen
The devotion of the body-servants to
/ their masters in the fields Is too well
\ known almost to need mention and
4 what is said Of them in this paper Is
owing rather to the feeling that the
statement of the fact is debt due TO
4 to the class from which these came
than to thinking it necessary to en-
4 tighten the reader
When the Southern men went into
the field there was always a contest
among the negroes as to who should
accompany them. Usually, the
choice of the young men would be for
some of the younger men among the
servants while the choice of the family
would be for some of the older and
\ more staid members OF the household,
8lwho would be prudent, and thus more
likely to take better care of their mas
ters. And thus there was much heart
burning among the younger negroes.
who were almost as eager for adven-
ture as their masters -Scribner'
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PROG RAM

Miss Bertha Warner, soprano solo,
list.
Valse Brilliante OPP. 1859. ...........
............. Homer N. Bartlett.
2 The Spring Has Come, ............
.......,.. Maude Valerie White
Miss Warner, Piano Accompaniment
3 Aeolian Murmurings ...............
.............. Homer N. Bartlett
La Lisonjera (The Flatterer). $500.
..............s.s.... Chaminade
5 Souvenance Op. 76 No. 1............
............s........ Chaminade
6 At Parting,...... James IA. Rogers
MissWarner. Pianola accompaniment
Laces and Graces (Novelette) -.
............... Salzer & Bratton
Steinway Piano used.
The Orchestrelle will be played in
the rear of the store at the close Of
the recital. The new Pianola-piano
will be played in the main store.
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Mrs. Crimsonbeak-"Do you remem-
Der what told you last night. when
you came homer
Mr. Crimsonbeak-"Goo gracious,
dear! What sort of a mind do you
suppose I've got?"-Yo nkers States
man.
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Mayne-What a gossip Mrs. Gadhy
is! "
Edith-Yes, indeed! / never tell her
anything without finding out that she
has already told it herself. -Philadel-
phia Bulletin.
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Y. M. c. "A.
RESTAURANT
Roof Garden.

Exhibition Of wireless Telegraphg
now going on from 1880 to 1880 p.rn-s
free to patrons Of the Restaurant.
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The quarterly conference Of the Salt
Lake stake viii convene on Sunday.
Sept, Is, 1904 Meetings win be held az
10 a, M In Me Assembly Han. and AT
p M ln the Tabernacle
NEPHl l.. MORRIS,
GEORGE H. EMERY,
EDWARD II. ASHTON.
Presidency Of ,he Salt Lake Stake
The university Sunday school will
meet IN the B Y Memorial building,
L. ID. $. university, az 10 a. M. Sept %,
ana each Sunday thereafter during the
school year. the General Church COM
forences and Christmas holidays ex.
cepted The school is organized especi.
ally for students OF high school and COLI
lege grade who are not connected with
local Sunday schools. All such are cor.
daily invited 10 attend
Visitors are welcome
MILTON BENNtON,
BRYANT S. HtNCKLEY,
JOSEPH l.. HORNE,
superintendency
The annual business meeting Of the
National Woman's Relief society Will
be held ON the first Monday IN October
tthe 3rd) commencing at p. m. sharp
In the Salt Lake Assembly hall in this
city All members are Invited to be
present.
BATHSHEBA w. SMITH.
General President
EMMELINE -. WELLS,
General Secretary
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Ensign stake Sunday School union
WIN be held at the usual place, the
TWenty-frst ward Westinghouse, Mon
day evening Sept. l9. at 1880 .. m. A
fun attendance Of officers and teachers
is requested
a. j. sWENsoN.
stake Secretary
The Second Elders quorum win meet
In the Eighth ward Westinghouse on
Monday, Sept 10. at p. m.
The October conference Of the Gener.
al Relief Society will be held I'm the Salt
Lake Assembly Hall In this city
Wednesday, October s, 1904 meetings
commencing at 10 am, and pm. as
usual. All officers and members OF the
society are cordially invited. Il is de-
sirable there should be an authorized
representative from each Stake organ
i2atl0n. If the president cannot be pres-
emit, Presiding authorities OF the
Church, Bishops and brethren interest
ed In Relief Society work are also in
vlted to attend the meetings.
BATHsHEBA w. SMITH, President |
ANNIE TAYLOR, HYDE,
IDA SMOOT DUSENBERRY,
Counselors
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GRANITE STAKE.
OTHER CHupcAEs,

Our saylor's Evangelical Lutheran
church. Fourth East, between Fourth
and Fifth South, Sunday services at
1880 a. m. In English, and p. m. In
Norwegian, You are cordially invited
to attend. A, q. II, Overn, pastor,
First Unitarian Society. Services at
Unity hall. 40 South Second East, Rev.
W. n. Fish, pastor. Rev. Mr.. Stone,
field secretary Of the American Untar.
ian association for the Pacific coast,
VIII deliver the morning address at II
a m. The Unity quartet will sing The
Holy City" Mr.. WIN Phillips win sing
solo, 20 Shining Light" Sunday
school Immediately after morning ser.
vice, Beginning Sunday evening at 7.ii
Rev Mr. stone will deliver the first OF
O series Of lectures on "The Bible" In
the light OF modern knowledge. The
public cordially invited to an services.
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g.rm mod br, 5i5 h 2nd so.".,"""'' 100
s-rm mod br; lG w an so".t.''s igW
I.rm mod br. 662 4 IN Sou,".u,A 9 W
i.rm mod br. 4 Amos Terrace u"u,,N 9W
I'm NM br cot 5ig y an Sou. $500
ian br got, egi SO Main .........., 5000
I'm cot Gi5 Al Main ...... ....,..,S 2l.W
rn, ,0s 80 Main ,.,,...,.............S1 100
FERN Z barn, 1885 9Th East ,.u.,.. Vow
Well located store rooms for rent
HOrsTONs, THE HOuSERs, 2lj Nam
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TUTLE BROS. & WOoLLEY,
M 40 Main O.


There Is a mighty nice i-room pressed
bk cottage on ad st. owner lust no.
decorated and put In fine condition FOR a
home, has cellar lawn, shade and fruit
trees, etc. IL obliged 10 go east al once
authorizes us 10 sell II for $3.50 cash. II
faces south.
on 9th SO. mr. OH L. st.. a fine new
pressed bk. broom cottage home Tor
about the cost Of putting Il up, 81, 400 This
Is good for investment or home.
On Ord East mr.. 5th so. St, good broom
hk. cottage home close IN and IN good
condition, only Iis0O-3j0o down and bal.
terms
blks NE, OF the Temple. is a new 3.
rm. pr, bk. mod. natural wood finish. bath
electric light etc, cottage, for S2a0.
No 3 n S., nice 3-rm. bk cot. for
81 100. (rented for SO per MONTH.
In s. T., part OF city we have a fine
Broom brick cottage. with city water In
house, electric light, ETC., barn and buggy
shed, fruit and shade, ground il0xl6 feet
price, only i200O-ti 900 cash bal. IS per
month and no interest THIS Is a snap,
owner goes east on the 18th Of this
month Call at once.
FUTILE BROS & WOoLLEY.
Progress-Herald Bldg.
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT,

Record at tine local office Of the
weather burelu for the q hours ending
at 8a. M today, ,o,
barometer reading at a. mr. sj.boi
inches. Temperature az 8 90 mp vi
d,r., maximum. SO, minimum, 3D.
mean 20, which is deg above nor
WaL ...
Excess OF the daily mean tempera.
mrc since the first of the month"; Do
degrees
Deficiency OF daily mean temperature
since Jan. T. 20 deg,
Excess 10 precipitation since Jan l'
9Ni inches
FORECASTS TILL g p. NJ SUNDAY.
Local forecasts for Salt Lake City
and vicinity.
Fair tonight and sunday
For Utah forecasts taken at Denver
colorado
Fair tonight and Sunday
For Wyoming forecasts taken at
Denver, Colorado
Generally fair tonight and Sunday
cooler tonIght;swumor sunday
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometer ls highest over th'
Pacific and Atlantic states, north
Rocky Mountain slope and British
northwest territory. and lowest over
The upper Mississippi and Missouri yal'
leys and extreme northwest
Precipitation was very light ana
scattered and occurred over portions VI
Nevnda. Colorado Montana. Florida
and the British possessions IL was
raining this morning at llayrc,
The temperature has risen In nearly
all districts except Montana and the
British northwest territory whore "a
marked fan was reported.
The barometer has fallen Oyor the
entire country except Montana and up-
per Michigan.
Il. j. HYATT
Local F0reCastcG
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u Stencil Fur go, is now located az
20 p 81 So cor state. and our factory
al ga So. State st., is the largest fur
mandatory and establishment IN the
State OF Utah, Everybody Is invited 20
call and inspect a. We guarantee the
public that we send no work east. DO
all our wholesale and retail manufac-
turing here, An work made To- order.
remodeled, repaired. cleaned and re-
dyed at summer prices, Highest prices
paid for raw furs and game heads. In
dependent TEL i}3; Bell TEL 199.N.
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sHoEMAkE RS

JOHN CAMENC1N, UrAH's MOST SCI.
entlfo Shoemaker, Solid comfort Tor ten.
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CHUR0I NOTICES

Regular services OF the Church "
Jesus Christ Of Latter.day Saints win
be held In the Tabernacle at 2 p, M
tomorrow Sunday Sunday school al 10
"a mu and meetings In the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FUTILE BROS. q wooLLEY

FUTILE BROS. a WOOLLEA,
No. li9 Main Street,
AT as ] ST. Is a groom a. house, IRON
fence water IN house, shade, lawn, etc,
1850 You pay, 500 down then $3.50 per
month until paid for ana every dollar ls
principal no interest Is charged.
a Kansas City owner writes us to sell
his homo az No. lOg) ist St, at "sacrl-
fee II sold this month" Wants 10 buy
home there. This Is an opportunity 70
get a fine residence, every mod, cQnyen-
fence, elegant locality and one thal ~
extraordinarily well built. for little mon
ey under 5000; make US am ofter Key
at our office.
Nice i-rm. cot and fine lot, Sc fruit,
shade, lawn. ETC., fenced. SllOO, SEQ down
and il5 per month. This cost the Calllor-
MA man, who owns II, NGW Ills loss is
your gain II viii sell quick Call.
we have several cottages JUST now, thdt
we can sell on monthly payments. but
you will have TO pay from tlO TO SO
down.
on 18th East st., mr.. lst &c. IL a fine 8.
room new modern pressed bk cOt that we
can sell for H,liO (Owner away lie ala
hold II az $3.50.
Salt Lake is Improving rapidly now ls
the time 10 buy Soon prices viii be too
high 10 make anything ON your invest
mont We have Hundreds Of properties
that are really cheap CAL at once.
FUTILE BROS e WOOLLEf,
Progress. Herald Bldg.
---------.--a--. .-..
REGE REALTY co,
SliO0-R, y. b. cottage, gth South 9th East,
A modern suburban home, south.
east about one acre Of land, fruit
and shade
tfO-i-rm frame, southeast
Sl0jQ-i-rm frame, southwest
yllD-3.rm brick, southeast
&NN-j.rm brick southeast.
t2i0-i.rm pressed brick, In southeast,
new ana modern.
And we have d Term modern house and
basement, jXj rods OF ground, near gth
East and Second South on an avenue, THIS
Is the best thing I'm town
f. NJ POWELL. MGR.
Rooms l6 aud H. No, 5 West End So.
Phone l63j.k
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Mrs. Ida Davis has opened up her
Violin studio in the Constitution Hldg.
rooms i}6 49, and il. whore she viii
beat home 10 her friends M future.
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We pay per cent interest per annum
on 81 to 5000, lions Savings Bank
& Trust GO. Joseph r. Smith Presi-
dent, George NJ Cannon Cashier,
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ATTORNEYS, NoTARGEs and real
estate men will ind a full supply Of
legal blanks at the Deseret News Book
store.
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FURSl FURsl

Coal is as full of Heat as am egg X
full Of meat and 2O0l lbs TO the Ton
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TEMPLE NOTICES

The Manti Temple will close on the
evening Of Sept. 80, and reopen on
Wednesday, oct. ~, 1904.
JOHN d. T. McALLISTER,
The Logan Temple will close for gem
cral conference on tuesday oct, I, and
reopen on Tuesday oct II,
NJ w. MERRILL, Prest.
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Young & Fowler have moved. Now
located In the new basement at 30 Main
81. OPP y. G. NJ, l.
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Announcement.

n, O. Jensen, eye sight specialist, an
nounces his return from the East, lie
Is ready to NJ glasses for defective
eyes
School children tested free. 40 Main
81.
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Genuine ROYAL BREAD pure and
bears our label with the crown. Al all
Grocers and frst class Restaurants
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YESTERDAYS RECORD.
The
Semi
Weekly


Is Issued Mondays and Thur sdays
and contains all the cream OF fho
Daily and Saturday News.
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Public Long-Distanoe Telephones,
with sound-proof booths Telephone
building. State street, city.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

MEN and l0-ROOM HOUSES. FROM
$4,000 70 $4,000, easy terms Apply
iij South West Temple Street
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lst-Th8t amy man or woman owning
vacant land can Improve u without pay
Ing dollar cash down.
2nd-That The monthly payments do not
begin until the building rs finished, ana
that these monthly payments, Including
interest are as follows;
On 800 house. ~ month
on 5000 house, $40 month.
On $500 house, li O. month
On iN0J house, t2) a month
on 1850 house &j "a month
On $500 house so a month
ON $500 house 81 n month.
u you don't own lot. THE REANlS
SYSTEM Will upon payment Of a nom-
mai sum ln cash. Buy ground for yOu M
any part Of town and build you the KIND
Of q house YOU want
Bear in mind our continual reminder:
lST-DONT BUY AN OLD HOUSE
BIT BUILD a NEW ONE AND GET
REAL HOME COMFORT.
2ND- DON'T ALLOW YOUR LAND TO
REMAIN IDLE AND TAX LADEN
WHEN THE REANlS SYSTEM WILL
IMPROVE tT AND TAKE THE RENTS
As PAYMENT FOR THE BUILDING
LOAN
Don't argue. don hesitate; dom delay
but forthwith Investigate "IlONs IA.
NORlTE HOME-BUlLDERs
THE REANiS SYSTEM,
Main Banking Floor
S2-3i Main ST.
MURRAY AND BINGHAM JUNO.
TlON BIiANCIl
D. - PHELAN. MANAGER
PllELAN BLOCK, MURRAY. UTAH.
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AUCTION.

BY +, NJ ONION, FORCED SALE OF
the entire furnishings OF % rooms, from
the Ford Hotel and sold under the order
Of the bankrupt court The sale will COM
mence on Tuesday Sept, 10th, 1880 sharp,
and Will be continued from day TO day
until all is sold The sale will be held in
storeroom No ll3 South West Temple ST.
There are In part 200 yards, Wilton.
Velvet, Moquet and Brussels carpets.
Gum, Andrews and Windsor folding beds
In brdseye maple and oak; bedroom sets,
fine dressers, cOmmodes, Chlhoniers In
maple and oak, wardrobes, some with
mirror fronts, center tables leather and
other touches, large variety Of wicker
and fancy rockers and chairs fine dining
room furniture, including fine sldeboards.
china closets dining tables. box leather
seat dining chairs. a the glass and plated
ware. large lot bed linen, pillows, hair
mattresses wool blankets bed spreads.
hall tree, bookcases, desks mirrors lin.
oeum, lace curtains, onyx stands Ia.
bourettes. etc, Also platform scale. new
Singer sewing machine. Underwood type.
writer etc, etc, etc,
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UPHoLsTERIHo AND REPAIRING.

BEST PLACE FOR UPHOLSTERY.
furniture repairing mattresses remade.
springs stretched, estimates. s. L. Mat &
Mfg CO. Two phones, i6J9-z l5s South
West Temple Street
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BUY YOUR HEATERS EARLY. WE
have common heater base burners hot
blast air blast and air tights OF all
COOP. SECONDHAND STORE, 22L226
s. State ST., Phone llG6-K.
WE HAVE BOUGHT THE FuRNI-
ture OF 20 rooms and offer II for sale
by the piece at prices TO suit !. X. L.
Secondhand store 2S South State. Both
phones go
GOING OUT or BUSINESS, FURNI-
ture Carpets, Stoves and Household Goods
of all kinds. az cost. Horse, wagon and
buggy for sale cheap. Lach's New <
Secondhand Store, 5O6 State Street
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ON THURSDAY, SEPT. %, AT 1890
a. M No. 2jS South 9Th East street. lot
high grade furniture and carpets Of Q
rooms consisting Of parlor rockers ma
hogdny and oak center tables couch, fine
large rugs and carpets, stair carpet fine
sectional book shelves, glass fronts take
down sIdeh0ard fine china closet b. B,
chairs cost s. each extension and other
tables, china and glassware, homemade
fruits four brass trimmed beds dressers,
with plate mirrors, stands, bedding steel
range. refrigerator gas stove, heating
stoves, lot fine chickens and thousand
other useful articles You will do well to
attend this sale,
*. A. ANDREWS, Auctioueer.
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1.M.nIGLEY. HoNEsTpLuMBE
c, S. MARTIN COAL cos

Reliable Electric Wiring
100 e. FRS: South Phone 1852.
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OPAL CLUB
EXCURSION
To Ogden,

Sunday via o. $. l.. Round trip
800 Leave Salt Lake $3.50 am. Last
excursion OF the season.
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FoR SALE REAL ESTATE.
BEST BY TEST rs THE
"REAVtS SYSTEM or
HnME-nTfIT DING

simple safe aud practical THE REA-
Wis NSTEM NJ BODYBUILDING ex.
GELS an other homo-securlng plans.
Devoid OF scheme founded on cOnscr.
yativc businel principles THE REAFlS
SYSTEM ohels YOU the opportunity "
becoming your own landlord without
stranlng your eNCheQueT
THE REAVlS sYsTEM' plan Is sim
ply this;
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WATCHES AND DIAMONDS
FIRE-PRooF STORAGE.
scAvEhoERs.
STOVE REPAIRS.

SALT LAKE SCAYENGER CO. OT
nee, Atlas Block Basement W.
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@. II. BACKMAN HAS REMOVED TO
BASEMENT 81 South Main st, Bell Phone
AA-y Ind. 99l,
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ONE FRONT ROOM, FURNISHED
or unurnIshed 20 South 9th East So
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lF YOJ NEED MONEY WE CAN
put YOU IN possession % any amount ON
your personal note at 3'c. j. d Rust 4
Co., Cedar Rapids, la"
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UP TO DATE IRON FENCES
cheaper than wood, CTager Wire & Iron
Works. 5gl State 81.
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ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS.
IRON FENCE WORKS.

wM B. ARMSTRONG. MACHINIsT'
Iron Fence Works. Rear OF 8i West
North Temple.
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PROFESSIONAL cApD,
ATTORNEYS.

oitaeEss, MIollL.LEY ATTORNEY 49,.
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BAILEY q SONS, GRAIN ~ ia {, Es'i
seeds. Best goods. lohss'
Second South street
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LAWS THAT ARE NEEDED
DISCUSSED RY JUDGES,

SPRINGFIELD. III. Jan. 27.--TIlc
Association Of County and Probate
Judges Of Illinois held it's annual meet,
Ing here today, with Judge Orrin N.
Carter Of Chicago presiding. The fea-
tiire Of the session was an address by
Judge Peter s, Grosscup Of the United
States circuit court. who took as his
subject. THE Next Great Step ip
American Politics, the Repeopleizlng
of our Country's industries
Needed changes in the special as.
sessment law. the advisabilIty of co.
larging the Jurisdiction Of county
courts, and the abolition Of the righ.
Of appeal In criminal cases, especially
a. applied to the county court, were
some Of the subjects discussed In pa.
pers and addresses presented BY men.
bers. The meeting closes this even.
ing with banquet at the Leland ho.
tel.