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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-17

If the Baby is Cutting Teeth, be sure and use that old and well tried remedy Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-17
SALT RHEUM ON HANDS
Suffered Agony and Had to Wear
 Bandages All the Time
ANOTHER CURE BY CUTICURA

Another cure by Cuticura is told of ey Mrs, Caroline Cable, of Waupoca, Wis, in the following grateful let ter: "My husband suffered agony with salt rheum on his hands, and had 70 keep them baudaged all the unle. We tried everything we could get, but nothing helped him until he used Cuticlra. One set of Crticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills cured him entirely, and his hands have been as smooth as possible ever since. l do hope this letter will be the means nf helping some other Su1crer."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-17
NEW HAVEN CoNCLAvE,

Will meet this evening in the Con- clave room in Music hall. After the usual business meeting a lodge of sor- row will be held in memory of our late brother Frank A. Southworth. All Heptasophs are requested to be present.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-17
FUNERAL OF MoToRMAN o'BR1EN
Held from His Ferry Street Home Yes

Held from His Ferry Street Home Yes
 terda Afternoon Man Floral Trib-
 utes.
 The funeral of Archison O'Brien, the motorman who died of grief caused by his car running over an Italian woman at Highwood was held yesterday after noon at o'clock from his home, 222 Ferry street. The Rev. A. J. Haynes of ficiated and a delegation of trolley men were the bearers. There were many floral tributes. Interment was in Westville cemetery, the arrangements being in the hands of Stahl 6 Son.
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norIcE TO SUBSCRIBERS

If you are going away, for e short or long period, the Journal and Courier will be sent to you by mall without sxtta charge. The address may De changed as often as desired.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-17
ITALIAN WAS BEGGTNG.

Giuseppe de Roso, an Italian laborer of Guilford, was arrested yesterday af- ternoon by Officer Doran of station No. 3 on a charge of begging.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-17

Superintendent Beede said yesterday that there was no diphtheria scare in the Day school. He said there had been one death from the diease and only two cases.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-17
JUDGE CASE sUSTAINs DEMUR.
 RER IN SUPERIOR COURT.

Judge Case of the superior court has sustained a demurrer in favor of the defense in the suit of the city of New Haven against the National Steam Economizer company. The Economizer company had the contract for heating and ventilating the new high school building in York square. The contract was not completed and the city brought suit for $10,OO0 against the American Surety company which was on the bond for the Economizer con- pany.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-17
gIte gnmruaI aud Gumrter
Friday, November 17, 1905.

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CITY, 12 CENTS A WEEK, 50 GENTS A H0ETE, s3 FOR SIX MONTHS. s6 A HEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY MALL GIss4LE COPIES. ? CENT&
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-17
ANsoNIA CASE ENDING.

All Witnesses Finally Examined in the
 Damage Suit.
 Just previous to the adjournment of the superior court yesterday afternoon, the last witness for Hypo Stipnowski wis. Ansonia Brass and Copper compa- ny case was examined. The case was assigned for last Tuesday before Judge Ralh Wheeler, and has occupied the attention of the court all the week. The plaintiff was represented by At torney Charles S. Hamilton, and the defendant by Holden and Holden, with State Attorney Williams as special counsel. The case has afforded live ly tilts between the opposing counsel. Judge Wheeler announced that argu- ments would be postponed till week from to-day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-17
SUES ROAD FOR s5OOO DAMAGES

SUES ROAD FOR $5,OOO DAMAGES
 The case of Mrs. Emily B. Thrall of Seymour against the New Haven road was begun yesterday morning, with Watrous & Day for the defendant and Stoddard & Goodhart for the plaintiff In this case there is an action to re- cover $5,OOO damages for the death of the plaintiffs husband, Ralph B. Thrall, former station agent at Sey- mour.
 He was killed May 4, 1905, under pe- culiar circumstances. It seems that there was train of three of four cars shunted on to a house track in front of the freight house in Seymour. At the end of the house track there was a pumping post. supposed to prevent the cars from rolling from the track, The plaintiff asserts that this pumping post was defective, and that when one oi the cars rolled against 1t, it failed to hold the car, rolling on to the ground, and smashing into a barrel upon which Thrall was sitting.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-17
Chamberlain Furniture

2S PER CENT. TAP
 CARPETS.
 Not few shopworn discount This, coupled Grand Rapids Carpet Sweeper carpet makes the fer one that be duplicated n city. ,E*a
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&GyneLh
BA2GAINSg
SNAPS9
BANGAIB5Sg

If YOU really want 10 buy you Won {
pass these up
G6xl65 feet on Srd South. faces south,
near West Temple; only SS,5J5- The best
speculation CD the market
i0xl65 on Isl So. near State. 5000
s-room beautiful new white pr brick.
lot SKI on Second So. basement. laun-
tie home i'm town; all carpets, ETC. go,
such d snap; they don't build homes
any better than this one. 5000.
Another beauty on LIST South, white pr.
Blk. mod S. 800: rms.
,-room mod. brick, on 9Th So; sewer,
etc 81 80. Terms.
one on sth st. { rms Axle lot, 5000.
on 9Th St. 3x10 and rms bath; only
$3.50.
some suburban homes. from 5000 to
$50 coo
Acreage near ear line. east side. for
5i2 lots over Jordan. IS each.
III lots and Groom house with ! lots
on Second South. west. all in trees and
fine water system, a chance TO make
biz money: $500 Terms.
80 acres East bench, 500 per acre; look
this up -,
2iax7 corner on 5th St facing So, and
2ssx6 on Sth So, faces so: 9 rods west
of Main. only $500.
2lzx7 corner faces so. and east, on J
and 7th, beauty. S10Je.
i9XiS5 on 10th p bet md and 3rd So,
faces east only $3.50. Sewer. etc.
;xt0 on 9th East near End So. 81. 40
NEEKS g. LYNCH
SO Atlas Block. Bell phone, zJis i
Ind, 2545-
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
$500 CASH DOWN AND
SOOO EVERY d M0NTHS


$500 EVERY q MONTHS
Buys a beautiful 5-room cottage. with
pantry. closet front and back porch.
summer kitchen; cement walks. cellar.
chicken runs and houses; beautiful south
front lot. with nice lawn. shade and
fruit trees, in good neighbOrhOOd.
southeast on car line. and the price. 81
geo is less than it would cost YOU to du-
plicate the improvements
Good 4-room frame cottage, with pam
try closets. sumner kitchen. city water.
37iaa110-foot lot. southeast ear line, $3.50;
$50 cash down. Why rent2
\ beautiful broom cottage. with 21zxl0-
rod lot; fine shade and fruit trees; pan
try closets cellar city water etc. south
front. southeast. $l.700.
\ beautiful 4-room pressed brick cot
taEe- with bath, toilet, electric lights,
etc house nearly new; southeast; for
\ new extra well built broom pressed
brick cottage. with porcelain bath siphon
Jet toilet fine CRATE and mantel; fin
| lShed in natural wood with fine front
and back porch. cellar etc. and nice
shade, southeast s. 90
21lax1i5iz-ft lot or 9Th ST. for so.
55NlI5i2-ft- lot on Sth st. 500
2l2XI0 on 18th Etist 800
-laNfu on University ST. $500
f9'2Xl5- IT 10 aIeNWdy on 2d w near
Sth So. $3.50.
2I4x7Ie X St. $50
2IaNl0 on J St $50
2l1Nl0 on 9th St. 500
ono fun block North bench. $50. A
great speculation.
We nave 1Uxl0-rod corner on West
side. All railroads have access to it..
Price S6.cH II * a bargain
Also leo feet Of trackage at bar
gain
:lz4lo on NJ St $1,000
ftNle-rUd corner 9Th St, $3.50.
7NlU on NJ ST. 5000
2i2N7. with right OF way, Oh 9Th T.. 800.
s3Nl32-ft- lot on 9th E $50o-
@SN1l5I2-ft. lot. alleyway in rear. 9Th So,
2lXz0 rods near Main and 9Th So. \ fine
plating proposition $3.50. and bar
gain
See us for snaps. We have n large.
exclusive list many of which you can
get only through US.
PETERSON REAL
ESTATE INVEST
MGNT CO.
299 ATLAS BLOCK.
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FOR RENT.

STAND and fixtures. east entrance Lib
erty Park Inq. 81 I'd St
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ITWtGIs Bros.

lanes Thomson J.. T. Sears
Thomson Real EsIss1s CO.
G}1- ". Second South.
room house on gLb East. & .41U
room house modern 9tIt South. 81 SON.
5-Toun house. Olive Ave. 81 HF
f-room house. Fth East Si.uuu-
f-rp0m house. west side Sf-H.
Groom house. east side. NzH
We have some fine new houses . tn y
rooms ON iTstallmeUtS. both east and
vest part Of city
fine lot. Z 2-l"Nll rods. close to
park $500
elxis2 feet. r. ID South. a snap. s1.65o.
5fxlS2 on Main St S.Uu-
Lots in all parts of city, 50 up. We
can suit Won if YOU viii give us "A chance.
Thomson Real lGsGa3s Co.
G;l2 w. Second South.
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SALT LAKE CHARITY ASSOCIA.
TON FREE EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU.

WATCH this space Through it we hope
to secure employment tor many unem-
ployed fathers and mothers with depend
ent children. and whom We can best help
in this way
If you apply at once we can furnish
girl for second place at general house
work but makes no claim to being a
cook
With ample notice up to d certain limit
we can supply women to 90 out washing
or house cleaning by the day.
We always have a number of fathers
who are only common labOreTs who need
work and who are glad to have it, even
If il is Only few days at time.
Apply at our Headquarters, 30 South
Third West. or telephone IN go, or Bell
SOCK. between 10 and u a. m
Salt Lake Charity Association.
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FOR RENT FURNISHED.
Harris Wants

Harris Wants
MORE people.to know that he offers the
most liberal credit terms in town on the
best furniture. Harris is on State street.
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TWO nicely furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. in cottage Phone 26S y
S15-TWO furnished rooms within walk
ing distance; use of bath l. T. Sth So
ROOMS for light housekeeping. $50
TWO large rooms furnished for light
housekeeping Rear 335 So. 9TH r
TWO nicely furnished rooms for rent
with OF without board at , City Ave,
9Th So.
LARGE front room. nicely furnished,
close in o. Z. 4th South.
ELEGANT front suite. rooms, piano,
$50 per month. s36 Const- Bldg
S-ROOM mod. br. elegant home, good
location. vacant 5-2f-' 05- $1,000
HOUstous the HOUsers. Phones =
LIST your furnished and unfinished
rooms and houses with US we can rent
them. Salt Lake Rental Agency. 301 D.
F. Walker Bell phone 207S y
NICELY furnished room. modern; gen
tlemen preferred 142 So ID (.
SIU-2 rooms furnished for housekeep-
ing, also unfinished rooms II y I'd W
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I EIGGl@ Bros.

lTWttl@ Bros
INVESTMENT BANKERS. I9 MAIN ST
salt Lake city and Grand Rapids Mich.
We have decided to make next week
a hummer AT our office by selecting
from our large list "a few snaps Al
LAST YEARS LOW PRICES
Our seven statesmen will show YOU cour-
tcoUS treatment Autos at your service
Don't wait Call carly Avoid cOmpeti-
tiun. First come, first served
NNFCS TMENTS-
Here's the BEST Bt -SI\ESS Buy in
the city Phone us YOU re coming early
Monday. Nearly 21o feet frontage on
West Temple north of Second South for
Sl6,.jo per foot Nothing else between
South Temple and Third South for less
than 500 per foot Rental about $40 per
month This can be Increased To $50
with $1,000 addition To buildings our
contract only admits of sale at 10. price
six days Distant owner takes this plan
1c raise money quickly We loan money
at lowest rates. which might assist quick
buyer
Another. 5Nlo. First South. Good buy
Co carry. Good brick house we'll rented.
and location means big advance Three
small stores and fine lot UesH West
Temple on First South Fine lot Sl5.HfJ.
Two elegant vacant lots for flat build
inss Very cheap. business lot. IuNla'
tabouU- - alleys, great snap. $500
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s. 100

BUYS one Of the best located wholesale
and retail candy and fruit stores Ia Salt
Lake
THE SNTNF,N CO
ySf D =. Walker Blk
GOIDFTEID and BullfToE mining in
vestmeuts. reliable Information money IN
GoIdfieId Chief. 10 cents snare par value
81 Prospectus free. Agents wanted
Commercial Bank, GOldfield. New
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FLORISTS.

flow ers, floral ar
Both phones 46S.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
Harris
Gives Easiest Terms

In town on furniture. Run a charge ar-
count at the State street furniture store.
where the most liberal credit terms IN
town are TO be had. 2Ji-256 State ST
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NICE double Groom house; very close
in; llS I'd St; no children
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$500

THE SNIVEY CO.
81 y. Il. Walker Blk
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Harris Wants

MORE people to know that he offers the
most liberal credit terms i'm town on the
best furniture Harris is on State street
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$4,000

WORK for yourself, buy this place.
the trade is established the location first
class. Photograph gallery complete, all
goes for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-07

I LOAN only my Own money no com
mission no eastern company no third
party. no delay. low rates many options
- years business in Utah with only one
foreclosure is evidence that I treat M
patrons literally.
Russell L. Tracy, No. II =. LIST South.
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Good 4-room frame cottage, with pan
try closets. sumner kitchen. city water.
3ll2Hil0-fOot lot southeast. ear line, $3.50;
$50 cash down. Why Tent2
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
$500

INTER EST BEARING debenture bonds
furnished to finance meritorious PROPOSE
tfous that are i'm need Of additional cap
itaI. no lien ON Your property protected
bv sinking fund deposit, no advance fees,
absolutely guarantee sale Chicago Ma
tionaI Bond Co. - Dearborn ST. Chi
CagO. Ills.
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MORE people-tO know that he offers the
most liberal credit terms in town on the
best furniture Harris is on State street
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\ beautiful broom cottage. with Pixie
rod lot, fine shade and fruit trees, pam
try. closets. cellar city water. etc south
front southeast. 81 100
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\ beautiful 4-room pressed brick cot
tdEe. with bath. toilet. electric lights,
etc, house nearly new; southeast; for
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-22
Laborins Men and Employers Get
Together in New York.
NEW AGREEMENT ASSURED
ne Successful II viii Stimulate Build.
ing Operations and There VIII Be
More Building In New York This
Year Than For Many Years.

New York. April 2i,--A committee
OF six, consisting of three employees
and three labor representatives ap,
pointed convention of the joint arbi-
tration board OF the Building Trades
Association has met TO consider
amendments for the arbitration agree
ment to be In effect during the labor
year beginning May /. All the amend.
ments were tavorahly received 1t is
anticipated that they will be accepted
by the convention and that the new
agreement will ensure one Of the most
prosperous building seasons this city
has seen In many years. The labor
delegates will sign on behalf of 100000
skilled workers, while the employers
will sign for 1000 employers In the
building trades.
Builders architects and prospective
owners OF new office buildings, flats
and apartment houses have been walt
Ing for this convention before max
ing contracts for the season. Two
years ago many builders were bank
lrupted by the strikes instituted by the
late Sam Parks This brought about
the arbitration agreement which Is
now expiring The amendments are
being made TO satisfy representatives
of the skilled trades not content with
the old agreement.
Last years building season was also
marrei by several strikes In violation
of the arbitration agreement. but most
of the trades involved have come back
to the employers and will sign an arbi-
ltration agreement.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-22
nhstructinu the Street.

Quite a controversy has been going
on at Seaside this week over the right
of the town to use that portion Of
Bridge street running from Main street
10 the county bridge. An effort has
been made to stop p. Lawler & Co,
from constructing their new building,
being erected for F. Dresser & Co. at
the corner of Main and Bridge streets.
claiming that the building was in the
street. Several surveys or the street
have been made. one by County Sur
veyor Astbury for p. Lawler prior TO
commencing work on the foundation.
A few days, ago an application was
made to the county court for sur
veyor to be sent there and settle the
dispute and yesterday Cello f. Parker
went down and made a survey and
filed his report in the office OF the
county clerk.
According to a statement made by
p. Lawler, the survey showed that HE
property was over three inches off the
street, while the property Of Alex Gil
bert on the north side of the street
was IL feet and 2 inches in the street.
Just what action win be taken in the
matter is not known. Frank Spittle
has been employed to represent the
interests Of the town in the conro-
versy.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-22
Church Notices.

Rabtist church: The subject for the
morning service win be Lessons From
the Grave Of Lazarus" In the evening
the Sunday school win present an In
terssting Easter exercise. All the 9th
er regular services will he observed as
usual. Everybody invited,
First Lutheran chuicn win celebrate
Easter In the following manner; Morn
ing services In Swedish AT lo:4S, when
the pastor. Rev. Gustaf f, Rydqutst,
win speak on the Resurrection" The
choir will render special selections, In
the evening at 1850 the Sunday school
will give its Easter entertainment. A
fine program win be rendered. All the
friends Of our Sunday school are cor
daily invited. A collection viii be
taken up at this occasion for the sun
day school treasury.
First Methodist church: The chill
dren will render special Easter pro-
gram al IL o'clock. consisting Of good
music and well drilled children eSercis-
es. A cordial welcome TO all, Sunday
school at 1915. Epworth league ut
6: 80 and at 7;sO the pastor>will preach
an Easter sermon. Everybody invited
to all Of these services,
Presbyterian church. Rev. w, s
Wright of Portland will preach MORN
ing and evening. Special Easter music
by the choir on both occasions undes
the leadership of Miss Hobson. ThN
Sunday school, with the assistance of
the orchestra, will hold o special Eas-
ter service of song Immediately follow
ing the morning service. Parents and
friends are most cordially invited,
First Congregational church, preach
ing at II a. m. by the pastor, Rev. l.,
ID. Malone. Subject: "A Risen Christ"
Mrs. Geo. C. watkins will sing. Sum
day school at 1920 p. m. At the even
ing service the Sunday school viii give
their usual Easter program, beginning
at 1880 p, m.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-22
MEETING OF cANNERYMEN.
Prices for Canned Salmon Fixed for
the Ensuing Season.

A meeting of the Columbia river can
nerymen was held yesterday afternoon,
Hon. ]. G. Meglar of Brookfield pre-
siding. The following prices were fixed
for canned salmon for the season:
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-22
FROM CHILDHOOD

To old age 1t is necessary to sustain
the boly for the mental strain. Phy-
sicians everywhere say that fresh
cows milk is the only safe substitute
for mothers milk. We don't keep half
the milk "a hours. We deliver each
as soon as It arrives, yet we
charge no more. Choose either morn
ing or night delivery and get Fresh
Milk of The sLooP. JEFFERs CO.,
10th and Duane SITS.
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line, All of the salmon CAM
neries were represented at the meeting
No action was taken as TO the price fol
raw material. The meeting was char,
acterixed by harmony and unanimitS
of sentiment on all questions atfectins
the Industry. The unusually fine quail
ity OF the salmon viii have tendency
TO stiffen the market and increase the
demand for the Columbia river prod
uct.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-22
Notice.

Mrs. Megiar Hedrick has rented and
will open the second floor Of the new
building being erected by DR.. T. L.
Ball on Commercial street as soon as
finished and will have a number Of
nicely furnished rooms. also Offices.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-22

Less the usual terms Of IL per cent
discount for cash. The actions Of the
association was wired to all commits
sion brokers and dealers and the asso-
citation is waiting for the prices to be
confirmed.
The quality Of salmon this year is
better than ever before, the color being
The Monticellonian., 1905-04-27
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