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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-02-09
TEN WOMEN KILLED
Train Crashes Into Sleigh With Fright.
full Results.

Train Crashes Into Sleigh With Fright
full Results.
Hornellsville, N. Y, Feb. "A pas.
senger train on the Pittsburg, Shaw.
NUT and Northern Railroad crashed
into sleigh containing Is women,
killing seven outright, and so seri-
ously injuring the remaining six that
three OF them died after being removed
TO the hospital. Of the others two
are in serious condition. The acct
oent occurred near Airport. The
sleigh was one of three carrying a
party from the Universalist Church,
OF this city.
Members of the Ladies' Aid Society
OF the Universalist Church went to a
farm house near Airport to spend the
afternoon. 1t was nearly dark when
they started on the return trip to the
city. The occupants of the leading
sleigh saw the train approaching as
they neared the Shawmut crossing.
The driver urged his horses ahead,
and the sleigh passed over the tracks
In safety. TIE women in the first
sleigh then attempted to warn those
IN the one following of the danger.
and they did succeed in directing their
attention to the rapidly approaching
train. The driver pulled up his
horses, but he could not check the
heavy bob sleigh quickly enough, and
"nen 1t came to a standstill the box
or the sleigh was directly across the
railroad track. The pilot of the en-
CINE struck the sleigh with great
force. reducing it to splinters and
hurting the women in all directions.
Every woman On the sleigh was killed
or injured.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-02-09


dve indictments against him upon the
charge of violating the national bank
ing laws in connection with the loans
made to Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick by
the Citizens National Bank of Ober-
lin, of which deceased was the presi-
dent From the day of his arrest
Beckwith's health failed rapidly, as
result of worry over his troubles. He
frequently declared during his illness
that he wanted to die. For several
days prior to his death he refused
to take food in any form. Death re-
suited directly from heart trouble.
The death of President Beckwith
may materially weaken the cases of
forgery and conspiracy to misapply
bank funds now charged against Mrs.
Chadwick. 1t was expected that Beck
with would be the star witness in
both the federal and common pleas
courts.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-02-09
ALLEGED MURDERER FOUND
Man Suspected of Killing Grocer Near
PIai,faII

MAN suspected OF Killing Grocer Near
P!ainfieId, N. J., Surrenders.
New York, Feb. 4.-Declaring that
ne wanted to surrender himself because
he had heard that he was wanted by
the police of Plainfield, N. j., for the
murder OF George Williams, a grocer
or Watching, in sleigh in the out
skirts of Warrenville, George P. Wood,
an iron worker, living in Harlem. sur
rendered himself to the police, Wood
said that his memory was more or less
or blank regarding what happened
TO him or where he had been for nearly
a week. By the Plainfield authorities
the police Wire informed by telephone
that Wood was the man who the no.
lice of that place assert started on the
sleigh ride which ended in the gro
GERS death.
AN autopsy on the body of Williams
showed that he had been shot from be-
mind through the heart and had been
instantly killed. A bullet extracted
from the body proved to be of the
same calibre as those found in Woods
room in the hotel at Plainfield, The
apparent absence of all motive is one
or the most mysterious and battling
features OF the case. No attempt at
robbery was made, Williams body be-
1ng found with the clothing tightly
outtOned where he had fallen in the
bottom of the sleigh Immediately after
being shot.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-02-09
Pet Monkey Attacke M,

Ithaca, n. Y. Feb. 3.-Elmer Still.
well is in serious condition as the re-
suit of an attack on him by 2 net
monkey, belonging to the Cornell Mu.
scum. The animal tore long cash
IN St1llwell's scalp and bit him Sc
Verely on the leg. The monke> was
captured by bystanders and drowned
in water tank.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-02-09
BIG BLAZE AT SHAMOkIN
Fire That Started In Stocking Facto,
Threatened Entire Civ

Threatened Entire City.
Wllkesbarre, Pa, Feb. A great
confiagration which threatened the
business and residential sections of
the city of Shamokin, broke out last
night and ragged until daylight this
morning. The fire started in the large
stocking factory of Pauber & Co., and
despite the efforts of the fire depart
nent spread rapidly and DESTROYED
four dwellings. Aucher's large planning
mln was next a mass of flames, and
the entire city seemed to be in danger.
Aid was asked from the surrounding
towns, and two fire companies from
Mt. Carmel were on the scene. The
loss is estimated at 100000.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-02-09
BODY Bull DER AND
STRENGTH CREATOR
a "RAFFLES" IN REAL LIFE
Committed Burgiaries For the Excite

Commit Burglaries For the Excite.
'nent He Got Out of 1t.
New York, Feb. 6. - Christopher
Smyth or "Sandrock," who is locked
up at police headquarters, charged
with being the perpetrator of many
startling robberies in private resi-
dences within the past few weeks,
made confession to Acting Inspec-
tor O'Brien, of the detective bureau.
according to statement made by the
acting Inspector
Smyth declared that he had not
worked for plumber, but merely for the
enjoyment he got out of the excite
ment incident to the robberies. He
confessed that he had been interested
In the exploits of western bandits. and
that he had tried to emulate their ex-
ample. The character of "Raffles," he
declared, had also given him ideas,
and he had attempted to follow out
this example. He vowed that it would
have been the ~.siest thing in the
world for the police to have captured
MIN On various occasions, but that
there had been no attempt made to
follow him after he had left the houses
he entered, except in one instance.
He declared confidently that in ssv.
eral instances he could have secured
diamonds and other jewels, had he so
CHOSEN, and was sure that he could
have gone to any bank in the city and
obtained whatever he demanded.
Smyth denied absolutely that he has
mad sny confederates, and declares
that he has been working alone,
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THREE CHILDREN DROWNED
Finding of Hole in Ice Led to Discov
cry of the Traoedv

e'y o' the Tragedy.
Lancaster, Pa, Feb. 6.--Three chill
dren were drowned at Brownstown.
TINS county. The finding of a hole in
the Ice in Wenger's dam, on the Con-
estosa creek, led to the discovery of
the tragedy.
Inc victims were children of George
w. Hoeffner, of that place-Edwin.
aged IL; Lizzie, aged IL, and John.
aged 9 years.
The exact circumstances of the acci-
cent are not known. as there were no
witnesses. The two younger children
mad been coasting along the creek. and
II is supposed that Edwin, who wore
skates when found, had taken them
on the ice, and was pulling them about
on the sled when the ice broke be-
meath them, preeipitating all three into
the water.
Children who went to the coastine
srounds later discovered the hole in
tne ice and raised the alarm. The
bodies have been recovered.
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Bride Of 70 Prefers Su;c;d.

Cory, Pa, Feb. 6.-Tired of life
after making a romantic marriage
three months ago. Mrs. Rose Straight,
aged 20 years, Frustrated herself
fast PENNSYLVANIA passenger train and
was KILL. Her body was badly man.
gled
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MEMBER OF MALTA coNFEssEs
Some Startling Disclosures Looked For


at Scranton.
Scranton. Pa. Feb. 3.-Another OF
the alleged Carbonate Malta, Frank
Muncula. who pleaded guilty to rob-
berry by menace, was given the extreme
penalty of the law. four years and
nine months, by President Judge Ed
wards. Muncula admitted having Sc
cured $40 from a young Italian by
threatening the vengeance of the Malta
on him.
1t was stated that one OF the II men
indicted for completely in the Malta
terrorizing, Joseph Cogliandro by
name, has made full confession, ad-
hitting that all that the common
wealth charges is true, and disclosing
all the secrets of the organization. Dis
trict Attorney Lewis refused ID make
the confession public as yet. II the
confession is all it is reported to be,
some startling disclosures may be
looked for.
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Died Of His Injuries

New York. Feb. 6.-Harris Elias.
the wealthy Hebrew merchant. who
was murderously assaulted by an East
Side stove lighter" died. John
O'Grady, who was charged with as
saulting Elias. was held in the police
court.
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AGED COUPLE FOUND DEAD
jeremiah hurry and Wife May Have
Starved at Gibe'e Hill NJ

Starved at Gibe's Hill N. J.
Bridgeton N. j., Feb. 4.-Jeremiah
hurry and his wife were found dead
at their home on Gibe's Hill, about six
miles from this city. Murry had been
III for some time and was not expected
to live. The aged couple were in
stringent circumstances, and it is SUD.
posed that they died for the want of
proper food and heat. Coroner Samuel
Hall and County Physician E. l.. Dia.
ment are Investigating the case.
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Chose Death BY BURNING Oil.

Sistersville, w. Va, Feb. 6.-Linsey
owens, a prosperous farmer, living
ABOUT IA miles southeast of this city.
sulclded in a horrible manner. after
an unsuccessful attempt to murder his
WIFE. Maddened through Jealousy, 50
1t Is alleged, Owens shot at his wife
with 3S-calibre revolver while both
were in the house, and then walked to
the farm OF a neighbor, F. T. McCul-
Tough, where an oil tank was located.
and after setting fire to the oil. delhi
erateiy plunged into the burning fluid.
when the fire could be extinguished
and the body recovered it had been
burned beyond all recognition.
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Men Pulled the Hearee

Columbia, s. c., Feb. 6.-The un-
usual spectacle of men drawing a
hearse containing cropse was Wit
messed here. This was made neces-
sary by sleet storm which has pre-
vailed for "a hours, making it almost
impossible for horses to keep their
footing. After several futile attempts
10 draw the hearse with horses. 60
negroes, members of fraternal orders
70 which George McFee. the dead mar.
nad belonged. procured ropes, which
tney fastened to the tongue OF the
nearse. thus carrying the body to the
cemetery, a distance OF over two n.t,..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The street car union made nominal
tlons yesterday for officers for the en-
suing year. and the election viii oc-
cur next month.
Oscar Matson WIS arrested In thi5
city last night by Sheriff MAR Of Park
City and was today taken back TO face
q charge OF obtaining property under
false presenses.
The Unitarian ladies have issued In
water colors next Tuesday afternoon,
IN Unity hall, The views include noted
scenes In the Far East.
President c. T. Marks of the state
Christian Endelvor union has gone to
Mt. Pleasant. 10 arrange for the or
ganIzation Of Christian Endeayor
union for Sanpete county
The funeral Of Mrs. Emma s. VIII
liams will be held tomorrow at p. m.
from the residence Of 4. w. Little, and
her three sons who are living IN Cali
fornia will arrive in time to attend.
State Engineer Tanner speaks hope
fully Of the future Of the Uintah reser-
walton, although there is not really
plenty of water there, and for that rea-
son il will not be a good sugar beet
section.
An attempt will be made tomorrow.
to reduce the debt of the Calvary Bap-
list (col0red) church by $780, Services
will be held at 1O;30. a. M. at 3 and
1880 p. M, at which times special ef-
forts will be made in the Evangelical
line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18
FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE,
LITTLE & LITTLE.

LITTLE X LITTLE.
We have the largest and most complete
list OF real estate IN the city; below are
a few samples.
2hx5 rCos, south front with Groom
frame, adobe lined sidewalk and sewer,
"a blocks from new = o., east side, a.50O,
broom frame adobe lined summer
kitchen, lot 9ax1 rods Q blocks from
County Building, A,iOo
broom mod pressed brick. lot $40 rods,
worth $500 alone, End n. near LIST W.
$1,000
giax7, NE. Bench. 10 rods from car line,
east front. a snap at tii5.
S.oom pr. biz cottage, all on ground
floor, near 10th E. and lst So, $3.50.
THE GREATEST Buy IN BUSINESS
PROPERTY IN SALT LAKE!
To close a California estate, we are au-
thorized TO sell the corner u West Temple
and Srd south. l65xli5lg for 5000,
HERE rs a CORNER
for about 500 per foot, when inside prop
erty half block distant sold within tho
last 20 days for 800 per foot. The natural
advance OF this property In the next few
years Will make sou rich. we are sole
agents.
5x5 rods, Groom frame adobe lined,
sewer and sidewalks. only ~ blocks from
new =. o.. $4,000; the ground alone Is
worth $500, and We will give you the
house
Groom mod, large rooms, lot 3x7, on a
corner, near 9Th So, and tn East s3.2j0,
and we will throw In a 3X3 rods extra
lot In the bargain.
S-room pressed br. pore. bath toilet,
Q. /, full basement, lot 9}9xS, close H. @
Depot. 5000
Swell Groom new modern pressed brick,
on End St. very artistic arrangement; eN-
ira lavatory downstairs; barn, etc, $500
3xl0. within a stones throw of Emery
Holmes flats and the best situated lot In
that section, $500
60xl5, on lst ST. near a, 1890.
Almost new double house Ia choice East
Side location; rent so per month 500
Brigham st. frontdAe close IN ana
suitable for Hats, at ssl per foot
lots, cor. Major and Gabbatt Ave. for
$3.50
5.room frame adobe lined, brick chick
EN- coop, fine shade. ue1r 10th So. ant
State SITS $500 casn and SIS per mo- N,i90
Swell new S-rOom mod pressed brcki
hardwood floors sewer, sidewalks, etc.
best section on East Bench, 5000.
iOxl20 TO alley, near ath SO ana sth
East $3.50.
Look al those fine new 7-room modern
pressed bricks now building on the cor.
ner Of 3rd and Ii we are going to sell
them cheap
A Groom modern pressed brick In the
best section that Is elegance itself, the
floors and all woodwork Downstairs nm
ished In best kln-dricd hardwood, syca-
more and oak; the doors are heavy. WIN
single panel, winding staltcase, sideboard
and patent refrigerator built In walls
hand carved mantels furnace, speaking
tubes, clothes shute, extra toilet u bas
ment etc. we can sell bis pl1ce for
$3.50. which is less than the actual cost
OF construction,
Under Walkers Bank.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
CANNON g. CANNON,
q East South Temple Street,


7.room modern brick 2tsye rods, near
1th South and 9Th East ...n.,.,,.,,..,S sSop
5-room brick, 37Isxi27 feet, with right
OF way, ith East near 5th south
StTeet.,.,.,,' ,'.., ..'.,...',.''.''''''-i Az"
New 3-room brick, closet, pantry, ETC.,
southeast, 500 cash, s2 per month. Pur.
chase price ..,,."......'. ,s,",,.'.'''Sia'l
5-room brick. 7xl0 rods, 9th East 300
i-room brick, barn etc. 5xlo RODS, 9Th
East street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .SVJ
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
62l2xl6 RODS. l0-room adobe. West snd
south street ....,,,,,,,. ..,'.,.,''s'Sl s,No
20 feet by 100 feet First South, 2 blocks
from Main street ,,.,...,.,.',S lSO per FOOT
s,xl2D feet West Second South, 800 per
foot.
60xI20 Srd so. ST.. corner sis per foot.
Building lots all prices and locations.
Among other sales made the past week
by the Real Estate firm of Cannon q
Cannon Is the home OF John Stringham OF
Waterloo 10 Carl +. johnson for 800
a new s-room house on llfh East owned
by j. Smith to Chas. Blake, for $3.50.
also building lot to Elizabeth Naisbiu, for
So
CANNON * CANNON.
q East South Temps Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18

lions Savings Bank and Trust Co,
the largest and oldest Savings Bank IN
Utah, pays per cent interest on any
amount from 81 to $1,000. Write to us.
Joseph F. Smith, President, George NJ.
Cannon, Cashier.
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MEEKS & LYNCH,

MEEKS & LYNCH
3ij and 3l6 Atlas Block. Bell 2iis-y.
5.rm modem brick lot Sxl0, east side,
2,250. Bargain.
Lots on Main Street near 9Th South,
cheap.
Lots on 10th East below 2nd South. 81 30.
Fine corner on eth West faces south
and cast. Sl,W0,
5.rnl. brick, nice lot. ith e near 9Th s..
only sl70o.
.S2j lots on 7th East near 9Th South,
faces east. very cheap,
Lots Sth South and Main only 500 each.
s-rm. modern brick fine barn, large lot,
3rd W, 81 800, cheap.
D aches near sth South and River Tor
subdiyiding $500 per acre.
Fine lot Ord South near 10th f., south
front. sewer sidewalks SLIGO,
MEEKS & LYNCH.
3,5 and 3l6 Atlas Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18

We mention these properties as the
VERY BEST OFFERINGS IN SALT
LAKE CITY TODAY, and ready to prove
our assertion at our expense and time II
you will call We take pride In stating
The truth IN our ads, and hope you will
iuVestigate the above bargains at once,
We also loan money to build with or for
other purposes Ia amounts from $500 TO
$4,000 Call
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scAveNoERs.
BURNT LEATHER WORK.

FRED HERDLIsKY & Co. MFRS. OF
burnt Mexican hand-carved leather work,
belts chatelane bags. Repairing done
promptly 40 West South Temple Street
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On 9Th East st. near llth So, is one of
the most charming 6-room cottages and
very large grounds In the city. modern.
with barn. shade, lawn, fences and walks,
flower conservatory, etc. the house Is red
pressed brick, and IS really nice and pos
sesses high architectural beauty, nearly
now. nnlY 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18

Here you get n happy combination OF
country and city life seldom equalled.
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c. s. Martin Coal Co.

Rock Springs. Cumberland. Castle Gate
and Clear Creek lump. nut and slack.
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PERSONAL.

NINE SCHNEIDER TELLS YOUR
life from infancy TO old age, Warns you
Of hidden dangers, Regulates your af
fairs. call or write now is West Third
South Street.
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~ EEW MORE sNAPs-

q FEW MORE SNAPS,
S-ruOm. frame, modern, three blocks
from CITY and County Building, can't
be buIlt for 5000; s. 900 buys Il. $40 down
and S2100 per month.
Suburban lots 5000 each.
Nice Broom frame cottage, pantry, clog
1T and summer kitchen, near D. r. q,
Depot, $1,000 down and 5000 a month.
a No j N-room brick modern, 4 by 10
lot. ON 9Th East, easy terms.
Wanted "a good horse and buggy or
auto
THOMSON REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
l3is West Second South st.
SEARS x BOWMAN
New a-room brick modern, large lot S. f.
q snap, S2llO
Groom house an modern. furnace. ce-
meut walks barn etc. located In the
best part of city, on Third Street. will
stll II taken az once. for $3.50
Vacant lots In all parts VI city. Homes
from $3.50 un, See us
SEARS & BOWMAN,
- W, End South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18
MESSENGERS FURNISHED.

WHEN YOU WANT A RELIABLE
boy call the Independent Messenger
Service. Phones 3si5. Open day aud night.
Prompt and reliable work our motto.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18

On T St. fine strictly modern 1l.room
no., big lot, furnace pressed brick, barn.
large porch, fine home. great bargain
at s40Q0,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18

5X9 RODS ON BRIGHAM ST" WITH
three modern brick houses that cost $40
90 to build Rear can be utilized Tor cot
tages. A good investment at $1,000.
New l.room brick. 3 blocks north 81
Temple, q, l., bath, toilet, laNoratory' eel
lar. Sl.1j0, easy terms
Elegant modern home II rooms close
IN large lot $1,000
Modern Groom house on ,th and ID
south front, lot 5Xlig rods. S5.SQQ.
Modern, S-room residence, with good
b I'm on list ST., south front, 500
Modern new Groom brick, south front,
barn on gnd st., near $, N0W.
70 feet frontage ON Center st, close ~,
good 5-room house, ON rear, front suilahle
for terrace or flats. II taken soon s3,O0I
New broom modern p,h. 9Th West bet
~ and $ Temple. 5000 500 cash balance
monthly go
Vacant lots, 33x6gig feet : blocks from
Postofnce, cement walks, 500 each pay
ments S. per month ~
A. a. ADDISON.
ROOM q HOOPER BUILDING
Bell phone l1l9-Z, Ind. 2}2!
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There Is a fine S-room cottage counting
ia design. fine lawn. the cottage Il brick
including interior walls, stone foundations
deog ana thick, ali fenced cement walks,
etc. Sell at once for only 81, 100 We uety
IT Is on 9th East Street, ana near First
South Street.
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CARPENTER AND CABINET WORK.

FIRST CLASS WORK. S, l. JOB a
Cabinet Shop 1879 W. First South. Phones
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES
made and repaired Care Of houses Tor
real estate firms; Ind. Phone 81 Z n.
Race.
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Choice lots on East Side OF
Liberty Park; also several me
building sites on East Bench.
Easy terms.
HUBBARD TNNT. COMPANY,
Is West Second South 81.
yo1- ptstS NOTHING

Many of The good people Of salt Lake
and surrounding country feel anxious to
consult a palmlst, bat the difficulty w
meeting with reliable, honest reader
dcters them from consulting any Of those
i'm the business To obvate this difficulty
Madam Schneider will give life read
ing from tho palm or the cards aud guar
antec satisfaction on no pay. Madam
Schneider has made this u rule OF buzz
ness and feels certain OF complete success
or She could not AFFORD to do 1t Every
patron pleased and many enthusiastic
over the sums Of money made and the
many successes met with by following her
advice. Come and SOC her and have your
dangers pointed out and your chances OF
success made plain, Let her read for you
on the terms satisfaction or no pay.
Madam Schneider, First Gntc East OF
Sanltarium As West on Third South st,
Salt Lake City, Utah
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ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING.

SEE GWINN. THE EXPERT, ROOM
81, Eagle Blk. Annex. Phone Bell lS54.y,
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LORIN TRIP, CARRIAGE BUILD
ing painting and repairing. Horseshoeing
"A speciality. l3l West South Temple ST.
80
RUBBER TIRING ELECTRIC CAR
rage Shop, 527 South State Phone Ind.
14f6
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SAVINGS.
no THE PUBLIC

We extend the accommoda-
tons OF "a safe and well equip
ped bank. We are adding new
customers every day. Utah say
mss and Trust Company No, l6J
Main Street. w. s. Mccormick.
PRESIDENT; John J. Daily, Vice
President. Heber NJ Wells,
Manager. Established 1859.
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Os
cash register repairing. No 22l Main.
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groom modern brick 2tsSe rods, near
ith South and 5th East ,..un.,,..,..,$S.'p
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MOVING. PACKING. SHIPPING.

AT HALE OF REGULAR PRICES;
guaranteed for . years N. w. shapiro,
expert matchmaker. Is w. 2nd South st.
Open evenings
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SALT, HAY. GRAIN.
WAGON PAINTING & REPAIRING.

SALT. SEEDS, FLOUR, GRAIN AND
produce. Sears & Jeremy, 80 Richards St