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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24
OGDEN Briefs.

NJ J. Hall left last evening for a visit
at Paris. Ida
from till 10 a. m There viii be one de-
livery b. carriers
Another pOstpOnement was had yester-
day in the preliminary hearing of An
derson. Due and Austin. charged with
involuntary granddaughter. It will be re-
sumed July 3.
Mrs ". c. watson. wife of the gen
aral foreman of the Southern Pacific
machine shops in ogden, died yesterday
after a brief illness at her home, 124
Twenty-fouTth street.
Mrs. John Malan has been placed under
bonds of $50 10 keep the peace. Mrs.
Malan is the woman who was arrested
two or three nights ago for shopping a
gun in the face of Mrs. Jordan, 4 neigh
Dor. and later hitting her over the head
with the weapon
4 false alarm from box s. last night
at II 80 called the department. to the
corner OF. Twenty-second street ard JET
ferson avenue. The police are endeaVor-
ing to ascertain who is responsible for
sending in the alarm
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FALL FRACTURES SKULL.
Frank c. Gattung is Now in a Crit
ical~ Condition.

Frank C. Gattung, manager Of the
Salt Lake Tent a. Awning company,
fell about eighteen feet from the first
story of the Constitution building. SO
Main street, while engaged in putting
up an awning in front OF Cutler Bros
dry goods store. He was standing on a
ladder and in some way OverbaianCed
in Strengthening a sign above the can
vas and fell to the pavement.
he struck the sidewalk OF the back
OF his head and shoulder. receiving a
fracture at the base OF his skull and
breaking several ribs. He was carried
into the Johuson-Pratt drug store, A
South Main street, and Dr. :. l. Rich
ards was called TO attend him. He was
taken at once TO the Holy Cross hospi-
tai and is considered to be in "A critical
condition He has failed to regain con-
seriousness since the fan, but some hope
is entertained that he viii recover.
Gattung is about 30 years of age and
has a wife and child He has lived here
for the last three years, during which
time ne has been employed at the Salt
Lake Tent & Awning company
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For the Old Folks.

The old folks of Weber county over %
years Of age viii have an excursion TO
Lagoon on Tuesday. the train leaving
mere at 10 a. m. and leaving Lagoon. for
the return trip, at 6:15 p. m.
The oregon Short Line Railroad COM
pany has proffered free transportation
Tor all over 20 years of age. and AIr.
Hamburger of the Salt Lake & ogden
Railway company has also prOffered free
transp Ortation from the Pennington
switch and free admission to the grounds
me Ogden street car company will a lsO
give free transportation 10 and from the
depot on their street cars for those wear
ing the old folks badge.
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tee &c. prepare resolutions Of respect TO
MOr0ni Skeen, deceased
The committee was appointed. consist
ing OF r 5 FarnswOrth r. J. Hender-
shot and William GamDton.
The subcommittee then began work
preparing the official call The commit
tee settled on Friday, Aug r. as the date
OF the primaries and determined that d
set OF delegates be elected for each con-
ventiOn- Each district IS TO have one
delegate TO the judicial convention nd
the four positions remaining are to go 10
largest
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REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.

Telephone No. 9Os2-Y. P. o. Box No. ss4
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
NOTE MY CHANGE OF ADDRESS.
THE WEST HALF of the McConahay
Jewelry Co. Stand
You can SAVE MONEY by buying your
real estate now. I have just what you
want, aud can put you next to some
snaps in both improved and unimproved
Salt Lake realty
7-room frame house, Armstrong addi-
ton, half block from State street, car
line. large lot easy terms, $1,000.
5-room pressed brick house. On Prince
ton avenue, alley. large lot, a snap.
terms; $l,S50.00.
cheap, large lot. 10000.
s-room frame, South 9Th West, a bar
gain; terms; S650-00-
Groom brick Sth St. large lot, on cor
ner, city water; terms; $4,000
5-room pr. br., on Graeber Ave. large
lot. near Rio Grande Western shops. big
barn shade trees and nice lawn near car
line: $4,000 cash, bal. $3.50 per month,
s1.S5oO0.
An elegant 5-room pr.. br- house. bran
new, modern, near car line on jefferson
St, very cheap; terms; $4,000.
=. nice Groom frame on 18th South, cor
neT, small stable. shade trees, fine flow
ing well; terms; SL009.e0.
A nice Groom pr. br- house on Windsor
Ave. 70 feet front. east face, barn, cheap
est thing on east bench; terms; 8, $1,000.
A splendid 6-room frame. on Windsor
Ave. large lot. beautiful home. fine fruit
and shade trees, grapes flowers, a snap,
y2,se0OO.
An elegant 5-room pr. br. house on
Lincoln Ave. new. modern. east front,
large barn. good lot, terms; cheap,
$500
I have lots Of all sortz for sale in any
part OF the city. and residences for the
rich and poor anywhere you want them,
all to be had on easy terms. If desired;
small cash payment down.
I make a speciality OF fine homes on
Brigham street, and the other aristoeTatic
streets on the east and north benches
Trades. Business Chances. Western
Farm Lands in all Western States.
George NJ. McConaughy. No. Al West
Second South St.
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Sues Northern Pacific For $4,000.

". J. Nichter yesterday filed an action
against the Union Pacific Railway com
pany demanding S15.oo9 as damages for
the loss of a foot Mr.. Nichter was en-
poyed at q switchman at the Union Pa
cific yards in Ogden March 3 last. when
he was caught between two cars he was
coupling and his foot crushed so that
IL had to be amputated above the angie,
He alleges that the coupling devices were
defective. not coming up to the standard
required by the Interstate Commerce act
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24

Judge J. f BagIey yesterday announced
his withdFa wal from the race as district
Judge. This leaves Albert Howell the
only candidate in the field, and he Wa
probably secure the nomination by accla-
nation.
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WANTED.

BY a business woman, until spring.
room and board in private family; can
furnish own apartment: references ex-
changed. Address II 30, Herald.
COMPETENT bookkeeper for retail
store. Permanent position. Good wages.
Give reference and experience. Address
II - Herald.
YOUNG MAN in mining office as
shorthand and type writer. good wages;
must be able TO invest from s.. 600 TO 81, 500
Address box 1921, city.
EVERYBODY to pawn their diamonds.
watches. JewelTy. guns. instruments,
tools, clothing. etc. at Uncle Sans, 81
L 1st So Special low rates Of interest
Large loans New York rates. Phone PTS
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J0x132-fOot lot Main St, $50.
5x6-rod cor. 4th East. 81. $50.
5x50 rods 7-room house. 3 blocks from
temple, fronts streets, 81 100.
4-rOom mod. brick. sth South near Main
St; terms; s., 500.
Coy brick cottage. pore bath hail.
pantry. closet, natural finish. Sth East
and 4th South. $500. Easy terms.
Many others
Goddard-Bowman Co., under Walkers
Bank
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24

Malan Heights in Big Pine grove
1000 feet above sea level. under OBJ
servatory peak Two hours ride from
ogden. Carriages from end of Twenty
fifth street car line, every morning at
Sis. Terms very reasonab bic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24

; i,z5o-2-room, newly painted and papered
z1zXl0 rods south front sl00 cash
- - 50 month. including interest.
: i-gtS-9-r0om brick. northeast. Terms
Sl-z1J-5-room frame, northeast. good lot
Terms
=, f59-S acres Of choice land. 14th South
ana West Temple streets Best buy
in Salt Lake county
We Can provide you with a home farm
or building LOT. in any part of CITY or
county, OF easy terms
Home Trust < Savings Co, $50 West
First south St
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24

The savings department of the Pin
gree National bank viii remain open
on Saturday nights until p. m for the
purpose Of accommodating those who
wish to make savings deposits.
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MALE HELP WANTED.


ENERGETIC NAN to manage office
for large manufacturing company; sal
sry $3.50 per annum and extra profits !:
must furnish $3.50 cash and good refer
snces, superintendent, 18th and johnson
SITS. Chicago.
LITTLE Wonder Soda Fountain com
Dlete SIS. Send names two reliable peo-
want fountain TO act as agent 10 sell.
VIII give you agents price SO anc terms
namely Send S. balance 20 days. No
case viii we give these terms on more
than five fountains at one time Money
refunded II not satisfied Expressage paid
oy Us. Catalogue, book. recipes. fifty
popular drinks. With fountain and
recipes drink produced 1ze glass. Syrup,
literature. cards. sslesmen's outfit. Dent
Ter Mfg- Co, GO Walnut, Philadelphia
SALESMAN to represent manufacture
ers and importers OF calendars and ad-
surrounding territory; liberal commission.
Thompson d Merge s. ". Broadway.
New York
your time for profitable detective work ?
No experience needed Write American
Detective Assn. Indianapolis. Ind
SOLICITORS wanted. Apply at Parry
Bros. Printing Co. 4s E n Temple.
STEADY married man not over 80 years
OF age. for delivery wagon. Address II 3
heEala.
TRAVELLING sALEsMAN-one good
man for each state experience unneces-
sary; jus4 hustlers; permanent: good pay;
Arthur %. Detroit, Mich.
EPPERsoNs EMPLOYMENT oTfics.
TO ". sd South. OPP poztoffiee.
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WANTED.


NOTICE 10 all hide and junk dealers
and individuals ia city and county. me
Great Western Iron & Metal company
zinc. s. 600 announces the opening OF the
largest hide. MEAL and junk yards thls
side Of Chicago, they viii lie glad 10 Qlote
you the highest prices Tor hides peits'
wool, beeswaX. furs. also scrap iron,
metals. bottles. rags. rubOer, etc- we
defy competition as to prices and taif
dealings We guarantee correct weight 70
everyone- 20 to 30 SO. First West 81
Phone 49,
UTAH JUNK co. Highest prices paid
FOR scrap iron, rags, rubbers. bottles, cop
Per. brass, etc s. Z. Sth So. Tel 20.
TO RENT a furnished rOoming house or
Motel, with option Of purchasing. Choice
proposition wanted. Address II 3, Her
aid.
TEN acres good farming land. unim-
proved preferred, south Of city Must
nave first class water right. cash or
terms 10 suit. Address with fun par
ucuiars Il 25 Herald.
TO Buy and tear down old building.
]. Butcher. e62 So. 4th East.
WANTED to buy. a grocery store. state
price and location address II g. Herald.
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EoR sA1E-REAL EsTATE.


FER SALEREAL ESTATE.
NEW. modern z-roem brick; terms. An
ply is0 Sc state win sell furnished
KEEP your eye. on ssh South. ana west
I eI'l2le. something doing
MIDSUMMER OFFERINGS.
81 nst wSat you want 5-room
and West Temple. Sman cash pay
ment' balance So per month
Si.50e-{-ropm cottage. lot ks rods. h.
tween 3d and 4th East near 6th
South Easy terms
SS,s9o-A modern new s-room pressed
brick lot Ttsxs rods. northeast fine
lew N,e9 cash, balance easy
Si.150-i-room new cottage lot 25xi65 fee.
I'd South and Ith West; small casl
payment, balance in instaliments.
We build houses on popular and up-to-
uate plans. IN ANY part of the city. Come
a.la see Us We can suit your tastes
Rese Realty CO. +. n. Powell. Mgr
Rooms IL and IL, over Wafer Bros. No
: west ID South Phones Ie55-k-
THE GROWTH OF MONEY COMES
FROM MAKING YOUR MONEY WORK
ttoW en- make i work II order to bring
Dig retuFnSc By investing in real estate.
g few d0ilars2 We will sell sou a lot for
$40 down and Sl25 d week. or s. per
month We have property in ell parts
or the city. Come and see and take ad-
vantage e this offer
Hubbard INIT C0. IS W I'd South
NEW s-ROOM mod. pressed brick on
east side very close in. 1t mas por. bath
toilet. e. J.. furnace. laundry. sewer. nat
lfai wood finish, etc. easy terms, $500
Sxl on 18th So. near 4th Z. $1o50.
z5eXlo on 6th E near Cd So. S15G
Lot on Main. half block north of tenn
pie. at 80 per foot.
6-rocm pressed brick. Dor bath toilet
C. J.. furnace natural wood finish. good
earn. located 25a blocks from temple,
Neat 4-room frame, close in and very
cheap ct $3.50.
Three blocks from County Bldg. a !
room modern pr. brick, por. bath toilet
= J., natural wood finish etc. $50 cash
20 mo- including int. $3.50
Little & Little No. ". ed South.
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SEE
HOUS4ON
REAL ESTATE NV co.

East Side Building Sites.
Sxl0 rods facing south on Sd st.
between Canyon road and A St
Sl,S0000.
255x10 rods. facing east. on D St,
between 5th and 6th SITS
81 O0000.
PIX rods. facing east. on St,
near 1st St; mighty cheap.
100000.
59xl40 feet to alley In rear. on 18th
East near Cd South. Choice
5000
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INV. co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24

MODEL FRUIT FARM OF 50 ACRES.
% acres in fruit, over 5000 trees acres
IN grapes. acres in berries: first-cIass s.
room home. wide Verandas. etc: good
parns, packing house. plenty of water.
beautifully located. near Provo. viii
make very easy terms, and might take
modern home in Salt Lake as part pay
ment- Price. Sd. coo
Little & Little. No 1 ". I'd South.
THE G. c. RICHTER co. ROOM 4
l31 s. MAIN ST. over Bon Ton Theatre
VIII nave something to say to you in
Mondays paper. Look for it.
We WILL GIVE 500 IN GOLD
To anyone who will produce ten
snaps equal TO over 100 big bar
gains that we are ordered to sell
regardless Of cost They are not
confined to any one locality
but the choicest parts
of the West and East sides
Prices at less than cost of house alone
AL sizes. , to ; rooms and to
10 rooms Modern homes with
furnaces. from 800 I'D.
REALTY CO. IS W I'd So. Phone 760.
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FOR sALAREAL ESTATE.

GEORGE M. MCONAUGHY, No. Al ".
Second South.
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10 IT ronAH

PRTTcHARD & POE. fss Main. Tel.
1e5. Call on US if you want to buy or sell
houses or lots
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NOTE MY CHANGE OF ADDRESS.
THE WEST HALF Of the McConahay
Jewelry Co. Stand.
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Telephone No. sOsa-Y. P. O. Box No. ssA
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MAIE HELP WAETEp.

STOCKS Employment Agency.
Mechanic and Labor Office.
Room 20. sSik y. 2nd. So. Phone ssI
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]. A. BROWN. Real Estate. Loans
Rents No. Al East First. South. Phone
"a. List Il you want TO salt
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UTAH JUNK co. Highest prices paid
FOR scrap iron, rags, rubbers. bottles, cop
Per. brass, etc s. Z. Sth So. Tel 20.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24

You can SAVE MONEY by buying your
real estate now. I have just what you
want, and can put you next to some
snaps in both improved and unimDroved
Salt Lake realty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24

NICE unfinished rooms. summer
kitchen. cas- l.. So South. in rear.
md FLOOR EMPIRE BUILDING Is
FOR RENT
Best location In town for rooming
house. s. well lighted rooms. baths. cleo
tricity. sewer. VIII make 5 years lease
on favorable terms TO reliable party.
-Reavis system 32-34 Nam St.
GROOM brick on 9Th South street. so
5-Toom brick. with bath. hot and cold
water. close in, 81.
McsurrIn & Co, Security Trust Building,
s2-34 Main street
MAIN street offices. Newly remodeled.
SECURITY TRUST BUILDING. Ol-t-
side rooms. elevator. electric light. jsni-
tor service Low rents. McGurrin & Co.,
s2-34 Main St
GROOM fiat. close in: modern and very
desirable. Inquire Dunshse. Herald Of
fee
s-ROOM house. near Waterloo car line.
Addisoz Cale Phone s01 z.
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An elegant 5-roOm pr. br. house on
Lincoln Ave. new. modern. east front
large barn, good lot, terms; cheap,
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WEIR. Sc W. I'd South.

$50 so
Cash ard So monthly buys new 5-room
modern brick cottage; close IN on east
side. a. Mcclellan & Co.. 81 w ID 50.
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FOR SALE

GENTLE family surrv horse. Years
old. weight 80 pounds. is Meade ST.
bet. West Temple and Ist West SIS.
South OF 9Th South.
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NEW. modern z-room brick. terms. Ap-
ply Is0 Sc. State win sell furnished.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-04-02

to health until the kidneys are cured.
Read how one woman was restored by
using Doan's Kidney Pills:
Mrs. H. A. Van Sickle, 81 9Th Ave,
S. W., Roanoke, Va, says: kidney
trouble was hereditary in our family
and had been SO continually afflicted
with the disease that | began to de-
spair Of yer temporary relief. Some
times | suffered SO severely that | was
confined to my bed. The aching in my
back was intense and the kidney dis
order caused an excess of uric acid IN
my blood which impaired my digestion.
l was compelled to deny myself of many
OF the little d~elicaeies of diet. The
doctors diagnosed my case as conges-
ton Of the kidneys. | had about given
up hope when | began using Doan's
Kidney Pills, but | took only a few
doses when their curative powers were
proven to my satisfaction. / have
never been without them in the house
Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by all
dealers; price, so cents; or mailed on
receipt of price by Foster Milburn Co,
Buffalo. N. Y. Write for free trial.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-04-02
JAP'S PHYSICAL TRAINING.
System That Has Been In Vogue ,. 500
Years Has Wrought Won
dCTs There.

me belief Ia physical training has
really been d matter of quite modern
growth 10 ENGLAND tu' as lt was slow
q" come II came win 3 rush. says Lon
Con f.atE and White For we See N to
mare been taken with a positive mania
toI pbys.1a. training, and there is as
MReh Danger Of u OVERRIDING 10 as
there Was OF n~cgieyting what We know
10 o@ essential TO health. Let us take
a lesson % the hardy little Jap. who
Is the embodiment Of "wirtneSS. " and
VINO seems Incapable Of fatigue, though
us 5uSl"hahre Is only a few grains Of
'''e' me Japanese nave practiced a
e!SleHl Oh physical exercise for over
~''oo years ana 10 this Is due the spten-
uia physique winch enables them to
"""SlaHu iatlsue. lhey nave been
'AII'" 'He hehiihiest, strongest and
haPPles' men Il woinen in the
"oF'"' ana lhe credit for this must be
biNeH 10 Nu'Jitsu, the system referred
10
lhere are no less than six different
systems of jiu-iitsu, but every one is
based on diet and the healthy state of
the body, Every muscle is brought in
to development and hardening by the
system, which means muscle break
Ing term that does not express the
fact. Four years are needed for the
fun development of the system; years
of regular, patient practice, and grad
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-04-02
A QUIET. RESTFUL TOWN.
Worry Doesn't Linger Long for the
People Who Live in Nassau
An Ideal Climate.

In Nassau. writes Loren X Johnston
in Four-Track News. the colored people
are fairly industrious, and If their ole
woman doesn't have anything TO sell
In the market. they will hitch IN their
little mouse-colored donkey. and with
their two-wheelcd truck cndeayor ia
earn a few pennies Many work in the
orange and pineapple groyesf but most
of them are sea-faring. and depend upon
the ocean for their livelihood. Nassau
is the worlds largest sponge market, and
these are entirely secured by the blacks.
working, Of course, on a commission
for the owner OF the vessel. Day in and
day out the thermometer will settle
around 70 or Y. and hardly vary a de-
gree night or day, The winds are con-
stantIy softened by the sea and g,tlt
stream. and no place could be more con-
genial for those who wish rest from the
rush of modern civilization, Rest is in
the air. and all about the quaint old
town you will be reminded that there ia
one place in the world where worry cant
abide for long.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-04-02
TALE OF SAVAGE WARFARE,
Atrocities Committed by Indians In
a Battle at Fort Phil
Kearney.

In DR., Cyrus Townsend Brady's lndi-
an Fights and Fighters, In Parsons, he
gives the following narrowing picture
Of the fate of Capt. Fetterman;
In the afternoon, with a heavily
armed force OF so men Darlington went
in person to the scene of the battle.
The following order was left with the
officer of the day: Fire the usual sun
set gun, running a white lamp to mast
head, II the Indians appear fire three
guns from the ~l2-pounder at minute in
t~eryals, and late substitute a red Ian
tern for the white Pickets were left
or two commanding ridges as signal OBJ
servers, as the command moved for
ward. The women and children were
placed in the magazine, a building well
adapted for defense, which had been
stocked with water. crackers and va
rious supplies for an emergency. with an
officer pledged not to allow the women to
be taken alive, II the general did not re-
turn, and the Indians should overcome
the stockade.
Passing the place where the greatest
slaughter had occurred. the men
marched cautiously along the trail.
Bodies we're strung along the road all
the way to the western end, farthest from
the fort Here they found Lieut., Grum-
mond. There were evidences Of a des-
perate struggle about his body. Behind
a little pile Of rock, making a natural
were the two civilians who
had been armed with the modern Henry
rife. BY the side OF one so empty shells
were counted. and nearly as many by the
side OF the other brave frontiersman.
Behind such cover as they could obtain
by lay the bodies Of the Oldest and
most experienced soldiers in Fetter-
mans command.
In front of them they found no fewer
60 great gouts Of blood on the
ground and grass, and a number of dead
showing where the bullets of the
defenders had reached their marks. and
n every direction we're signs OF the
kind Of h~and-to-hand fighting
CHASTITY and mntilated remains. strlpped
naked. shot full Of srrows-wheatley
With no less than lo5 in him-scalped
sy before them"