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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
LOST.

SMALL yellow surveyors book on
South Temple paving work Return this
office. Reward.
WHILE riding on First ST car. some
WAere between West Temple and 4 ST
a gold watch. Fin1er VIII receive re
ware by returning watch 10 the Thir-
teenth ward store.
LADY'S gold wa+ch on Main ST. bet
Sd So and So. Temple. Return TO Il45
Bryan Ave. bet. 10th and 18th So. nth
Z. or phone Forrest A. k Liberal re-
ward,
AT Rio Grande depot at about ) D. m.
Nov. Is. gold hunting case watch wal
than movement. initials J. y. T. on out
side case Reward, 500 SO. 18th East
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A MINER from the Death valley coun-
try has very rich claims In that country.
showing shipping ore on the surface VIII
give big interest Ia party for money to
develop them. Address " 5. Herald.
WANTED-RespOnsib man to manage
branch office and depot for large coffee
and spice company owning its own mills
Salary 500 monthly and commission Ref
erences and investment of s.. 600 required
Address manager. - River ST.. Chicago
START a mail order business; we fur
nish erything necessary; only few dol
lars required; new plan. success certain
costs nothing 10 investigate Mflburn-
Hicks. 55S Dearborn St. Chicago.
Sla5, 900 OR part for investment in some
good enterprise without services. T. II
Cameron. Sentinel building Milwaukee,
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DIED.

JOHNSON.-In this city, Nov. "a 1895,
Mary E., infant daughter Of Charles r..
and Mary L. Johnson. a native of sun
nyside, Utah, aged , months and :
DAYS
Funeral services will be held this after
noon at o'clock at O'DonnelTs funeral
chapel Interment city cemetery. Friends
invited
DEISHER-In this civ Nov y. 1893. Ma
thaniel j. Deisher. of apOplexy, aged 81
wears.
1S3 r street. at p. m. Sunday, Nov. %.
Friends wishing 10 see the remains may
do so al any time before the hour of sery-
ice Sunday. lnterment viii be in Mt
OliVeI cemetery.
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DEAL FOR CALDER'S PARK.
Eastern Amusement Company Takes
an Option on the Property From
A. W. McCune. the Owner.

Callers park may be operated next
season by a syndicate of eastern cap
italists. The property is owned by A.
". McCune. who is now in Peru. Jo-
seph :. Wells, who looks after Mr.. Nc
Cune's business during his absence, is
authority for the statement that an
option was given To eastern interests
Nov. 1. This option runs till Jan. l, It
has not been taken up yet, and Mr.
Wells is not in a position 10 talk con-
corning the matter. He win not give
the names of the prospective buyers;
he will not discuss the nature of the
resort to be conducted if the deal goes
through; he will not give the amount
involved in the deal.
Calder's has been a popular resort for
a number of years, but il has rarely
been operated at profit. There is
good half-mile race track on the
ground. a fine artificial lake and many
beautiful trees. II is safe TO assume
that if the deal on for the property at
this time goes through that q summer
theatre and a larger dancing pavilion
viii be features of the place Il goes
without saying that the race , ,ck will
be utilized 10 the fullest extent.
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AUCTION SALES.

One-hsh celt a word Daily, prepaid
Five cents co,Inted line If charged.
One cent word Sunday. prepaid. Ten
cents counted line if charged
THE undersigned will on Tuesday the
18th day Of November, 1905 at III o'clock
a. m, at Room 50l Auerbach building.
l62 South Main, sell at public auction for
cash the following: Two slot machines.
mining stock of the face value of s.
$500: accounts, s54241: promissorv
the property of the estate of Charles
Benefit, bankrupt G. r. DE GROOT.
Trustee
WE are closing out at less than cost. o
oak and hot blast heaters. $50 of the well
known Laclede ranges. Special reduced
prices this week on furniture carpets.
and all household goods. Cash or Install
meuts. Nebraska Furn. Co. So p. ID SO.
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SEE THE WEST
BEFORE EUROPE
Date for the Convention Changed to
Jan. %, 1906.
WHY THIS HAS BEEN DONE
GREAT INTEREST IN THE MOVE
THROUGHOUT THE WEST.

Jan ., 1906, has been fixed perma-
nently as the date for the See Amer
lea First" convention, TO be held III Salt
Lake City This is the first conven-
ton of the kind ever held in this coun-
try. 1t is now thought that the con-
vention viii be made up of $50 delegates
representing all the states and terrific
TieS on the western half of the cOnti-
ueHt. and the conviction is general that
the west viii derive great profit as the
result Of the meeting.
Originally the date of this conVen~
ton was fixed at Jan. IS, aud this an
nOuncement was sent out Later it was
learned that this would interfere with
courtesies that Oregon and California
mad planned TO exchange during the
winter, and for this reason the change
IN date was made. \ large number Of
business men representing all parts Of
oregon Will visit California IN Janu-
AIRY. The plan now is not TO interfere
with this excursion, but TO have il ex-
tended TO Salt Lake City from Cali
fornia. The Californians viii join this
excursion and come in fun force.
Extend Courtesy TO Oregon.
The committee of the Commercial
club held a meetig yesterday at which
The change IN the date of the cOnVen-
ton TO Jan. p was made. This was
done, II was announced, out Of cOurte-
~ 10 the business men Of Oregon to en-
able them 10 come TO Salt Lake City
without interfering with their excursion
through California.
4 basis of representation for the con-
Vention was also fixed by the commit
lee at yesterdays meeting. On this
basis the governor Of each state and
each territory win be an eX-ofticio del
egate TO the convention. The mayor
Of every city of the first class. that is,
every city with d population of $4,000 or
over Will be a delegate To the conVen-
lion. Each state and each territory will
be entitled To two delegates: each
chamber of commerce, board of trade
commercial club. merchants and man
ufacturers' association, each railroad
corporation and each steamboat COM
pany viii be entitled TO one delegate.
1t was thought by the members of the
committee that for the business in hand
a smaller convention would be much
better than a large once. The total
representation win not exceed 1J0.
Ready to Submit a Plan.
When the convention meets the Com
meTcial club of this city will be pre-
pared to submit a detailed and compre-
hensiVe plan for future action to divert
travel 10 the west. 1t will also submit
a plan for financing the project. This
plan viii of course be subject to alter
ations by the convention. 1t viii be
submitted merely as a basis for discus
sion and action.
Letters. kilograms and press clip
pings continue to roll in upon the Com
mercial club committee making il clear
hat the movement has met with
hearty response in all parts of the
country. Practically all the comment
is favorable. IL is also made clear in
The spOndence that the transpor-
lation companies of the west are pre-
pared 10 be decidedly liberal i'm advanc-
ing funds for the carrying out of the
See America First" project
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

DOMESTIC help. insertions free. Pro-
fessional and clerical help. y cent a word
Daily and ! cent word Sunday. prepaid.
GOOD girl for general homework. 151
5. 7th East.
work. S7S 5th South.
STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Mattresses, cooks chambermaids.
HOusegirls ana all kinds OF restaurant
help wartcd for city and country
- w. I'd So. Phones 49,.
EXPERIENCED tailor and tailoress
for ladies' garments; good permanent
position TO right party. Address 4 l.,
Herald.
AT Mrs Olsen's employment office, ia
East I'd So, cooks, second girls, nurse
girls. girls to assist. Ind. phone 1924.
GOOD girl FOR general homework in
small family: no washing; best wages
Apply today 642 So. 9Th E.
COMPETENT girl for general house
work. family of three, light work Mrs.
]. H. Heron, $40 (. 9Th South Telephone
1929.
GIRL for general housework Mrs. L,
D. Hall. Is r. LIST n
GIRL for general homework; no wash
ing. 10l T. So. Temple st.
COOKS. End girls and general house
girls. also woman for house cleaning. Mrs
Olsen's Emp. Agency, ia K. End South.
A YOUNG GIRL TO assist in general
homework pa SO. West Temple street.
COMPETENT GIRL for general house
work; no washing. GA a. Sd So.
GIRL for general Homework; no wash
Ing or ironing. Il 18th East.
a GIRL for general houseworl. "a
Second street
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

One-half cent a word Daily. prepaid.
Five cents counted line If charged.
One centNa word Sunday, prepaid. Ten
cents counted line if charged.
PLEASANT sunny room with board FOR
two persons; gentlemen preferred.
a FEW desirable persons can obtain
high class accommodations (rooms and
board1 at 147 +. Brigham Terms rea-
sonable Two blocks from temple.
FIRST CLASS board and room in mod
ern house. s. per week. 5ls So State
Phone 3473 K
NICELY furnished rooms with or with
out board. a $. 9th East.
NICELY furnished rooms and excellent
table board in newly furnished modern
house. 23s So. Sd East,
BOARD and room for gentlemen. pa T.
So Temple. Bell phone 1854 X
THE CULMERT 1855 North Main. Ind
phone 22g0
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ASSAYERS.

W. A. HODGES. assayer and chemist
1S5 ". 20 So St. Salt Lake City.
West Temple St; NJ S. Hanauer. man
ager. Analytical work a specially.
J. w CURRIE. No. 20 w. So South st.
Salt Lake City. Samples by mail or ex-
press receive prompt attention.
J. M'NICKER, assayer. 46 Richards ST.
r. H. OFFICER q CO. assayers. lS5
So. West Temple St. Salt Lake City.
CRISMON & NICHOLS, assayers AMI
chemists, 219 S. w. Temple. Salt Lake
City.
W. II. TREMAYNE, assayer. over 40
Main St.. Salt Lake City. Utah. Mail
samples receive prompt attention-
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral services Of William A. Rails
win be held Sunday at > o'clock p. m. ar
the Masonic hall Funeral cortege will
leave the family residence, tsS West Sec
and South. at 1880 D. m. Interment Mt
Olivet cemetery. Friends invited.
The funeral services of Wiley l.. Brown
will be held at S. ID. Evans funeral par
lors at > p. m. today. Interment in All
OfIVef ceunafeT.r
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MONEY TO LOAN.


One-half cent word Daily, prepaid.
Five cents counted line if charged.
One cent a word Sunday prepaid Ten
cents counted line If charged.
>~~~o~-~~~~~~>~~p-~~S~~~~>
LARGE loans. $1,000 TO S75.Oo0. from
our own funds at exceptionally low
Residence loans, sos to 5000 with
and stop interest
Farm loans at ~ per cent-more than
/ per cent a year below any other in
THE HOME TRUST & SAVINGS co.
Glen Miller President
George Sutherland and Aaron Keysor.
Vice Presidents.
K ID. Hardy, Cashier
Stephen II, Lynch. Manager
MONEY at low rates. with onequaled
partial payment privileges. Pay back
any amount at any time and receive in
terest We ioar for building our free
explains fully. Salt Lake Security &
Trust Co, 1924 Main st. OPEN SAT-
-URDAY EVENING. Z 10 g.
MONEY loaned on salaries. r. :. HO0p-
er-Eldredge lock Strictly confidential
SALARY loans, DAYS or months EN-
ployes Credit Co. ~ So. Main.
LOANS on furniture. etc: easy cav
ments; low rates. otto WILL I2 Easie
block
FURNITURE and chattels: ;Jw rates
Marnane, rms. 52-53. COml Ria. Bell l4l2 K
UNCLE SAM the cut r..te pawnbToker
holds goods the longest makes the Iarg-
est loans at the least interest on ali col
laterals. 50 Il. lst So
SEE Equitable L. q :. Co, $50 W 2Dd
So. for loans on furniture or anv good
security; strictly private; low rates.
LOWEST rates and easiest terms on
furniture. pianos, vehicles personal prom
erty. ETC. Room H. over Keith-O' Briens
store.
Al lowest rates Of interest on an coil
lateral security. Uncle Sam. the cut-rate
pawnbrolzer 30 East First South.
ON mortgages; low rates. r. l.. Prifcb-
ard, Mgr. r. r. Dept Wilson, Sherman
Co, - w Second South.
EASY money, easy terms, easy TaTe.s-
very private. chattels and Other securi
ties see us, Room 2O9 Atlas Block.
/ LOAN only nv own money; no com
mission: no eastern company; 10 third
party; no delay; low rates; many options
is years business In Utah with only one
foreclosure is evidence that / treat INV
patrons literally,
Russell L. Tracy. No. II e LIST So.
PRIVATE loans on furniture, etc. easy
payments; low rates; no removal. no
Atlas.
IF YOU need money. We VIII discount
your salary. Star Loan Co.. Boa Atlas
ak. top floor.
ON UTAH and Idaho farms; s1eciaI
option. Miller & Viele. 500 Mccormick
Bldg.
At Low EST living rates, on pianos
furniture, horses, vehicles; easy terms
F. @. Wood. l49 Main St. Room $40.
DON'T borrow trouble: borrow money.
Salaried men or women accommodated
on their note, without mortgage or en-
dorser. Easy payments. Confidential
Cherry. 407 d. +. Walker Bldg.
ON ANY property. You retain pos
session. The Stringer Co. 20 W. I'd So. St
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FLORISTS.

SALT LAKE HUDDART FLORAL Co.
"a +. 2d So. Phones 81. Specialist on
funeral designs and everything floral,
Z. A LAMBOURNE FLORAL co. s so.
Main. With Willes-Horne Drug GO. Fu-
reral work and decorating our speciality
THE ROSERIE-Cut flowers. floral ar
rangements. 142 S Main. Both phones 46S.
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

THE ladies of the Relief corps Of Afc-
kean post, G. A r., Will give a public
social and camp fire for comrades of Nc
Kear post and their friends a. their hall,
in the odd Fellows building, Market ST,
this evening. All Old soldiers are cor
daily invited. COMMITTEE.
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COAL SHORTAGE
Is NEARLY OVER
Lack of Cars Caused by Moving Sugar
Beet Crop.
SHIPMENTS ARE HEAVIER
DEALERS BELIEVE THERE SOON
WILL BE PLENTY OF FUEL.

The coal shortage which has an
nOyed the people of Salt Lake for near
~ two months. bids fair to be over in
Il few weeks. according to the state
ments Of local dealers. With one ac-
cord they ascribe the shortage. which
has amounted almost 10 a famine. to q
lack OF ears on the railroads caused
by extraordinary conditions which have
about ceased to exist.
Simon Bamberger, president Of the
Bamberger Coal company, said last
night:
There has been no actual coal fam
Inc; but there has beer n shortage
caused by the heavy demand upon the
railroads for cars 10 haul the sugar
beet crop. There has also been a strong
demand for cars for the fan shipments
of sheen and cattle. The roads have
also been short of motive power during
the excursion season.
Plenty of Cars Now.
Now, however, the beet crop has
been moved. the bulk of the eastern
livestock shipments have been made.
and the excursion season is over. Coal
in much larger quantities is being
shipped into Salt Lake. and in a short
time there viii be plenty to meet the
demand.
THE shortage cannot be relieved all
at once however. Il has been our GUS
tom of late to keep all our patrons sup
piled, but we have not furnished them
all they ordered in any case. Where
they would order several tons we would
give them one, and in this way we have
kept them supplied from day to day
Now that We are getting cars we will
MI all orders complete as fast as We
can"
Mr.. Ramberger's statement is con-
CURED in by other coal dealers.
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osTE0PATHY.

~~-~@~@s>~-~~~>S~e~~~>~~>-
NJ. MCDOWELL. Osteopath SLIP Scott
strevell Bids, Phone 1895 x. Res. 1899 K.
E. f.. KELLER. Osteopath, 1904 Auer-
bach Bldg. Phones. Bell. l120 Y. Ind l72I.
W. 5. RAINIER. d. o.. s0s Atlas Block
Both phones
I. r.. PARSONS, d. O.. III. d.
Eagle Block. Ind Phone 36lS.
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FOUND.

a LADYS small handbag. containing
book OF street car tickets and Some
small change. Owner eau have same hS
calling at The Herald office and na,-ipy
for this advertisement 80
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7ummage Sale

At Westminster church, Fourth West
between First and Second South. Sat
urday morning.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRv

c. E. w BOWERS. diamonds, watches
and jewelry: old gold bought and ex-
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TO LEASE.

LOTS to lease near new smelter site
ID. W Ad,imson. TO South West Temple
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE REPAIRS

STOVES, ranges and furnaces cleaned
and repaired, water Jackets cleaned ana
put in castings at wholesale and retail
chiTnneys cleaned; all work guaranteed
Western Foundry & Stove Works. az
State. Both phones.
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EDUCATIONAL.

GATRELL'S Unique School or Short
hand and Typewriting. Hooper Bldg
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WANTED.

One-hsh cent word Daily. prepaid
Five cents counted ilRe II charged.
One cent a word Sunday. prepaid. Ten
cents counted line If charged.
CASH grocery-fnarket or location,
state full particulars. Address Z Il, Her
aid.
PLAIN seWing and dressmaking. APP
pl9 at iSS +. 4th So.
AN to 10-room furnished modern
house on the east side: must be close
IN: best OF references. Address, with
price and full particulars, Z, Herald
office.
TWO modern furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; close in: no children; ref
erenees exchanged. Address V 10, Herald.
WHY pay high rates of interest when
Uncle Sam the Cut Rate Pawnbroker will
loan you the largest amounts on your
goods and charge but one-haif the usual
pawnbrokers rate on diamonds, watches,
Jewelry, guns. instruments, tools, trunks,
ciothiDg, sealskins etc. Courteous treat
inent. Goods held longer Business conf
Dental 20 T.. ist SO. Private entrance
y +. LIST so, Cor. Conf st. Both phones.
Joe TEAMS. Apply at 100 Atlas Bldg.
HAVE your bed springs Stretched, made
good as new. All kinds of furniture re-
paired. Wm Fairchild. care S. l.. Stamp
&c. Phone sO4
GREAT WESTERN IRON & METAL
60, dealers in scrap iron. metals. rub
GERS bottles rags etc. Carloads a spe-
cialty. go 20 go So LIST w. Phones:
Ind. Isl; Bell 2439Z
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AUCTIONEERS.
DIARIES.

EMPIRE DAIRY; II. n. Standish. man
ager; lS5 u d 10. Bell 1000: Ind ZsSS
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
e@.slr w
FOR


4 broom modern brick cottage,
almost new, front and back
porches. hack one screened in;
Two clothes closets. large pam
Try, cellar with floor and walls
cemented, toilet and bath, OF
course. Don't wait until you
have money 10 build Save your
rent on this cottage. $3.50 cash,
So month
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.
I'VE Can Match Anything,
AnyW here"
Member Salt Lake Real Estate
Association.
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LOGAN EXCURSION
November 25th,

Via =. :. l.. Round trip from Salt
Lake only S2.50. Special train leaves
at S;I5 a. m; returning. leaves Logan
at $3.50 p. m, Tickets viii also be good
Tor return on regular trains of the 26th.
Football game, L. of L. Us. Agricultur-
q college.
All first-clasS restaurants and homes
have Vienna bakery bread.
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FOR SALE.

EVh ShGG.
One-half cert a word Daily. prepaid
five cents counted line II charged.
one cent a word Sunday prepaid Ten
cents counted line If charged.
IF SOLD at once, almost new brick
dwelling, everything first-class, rooms !:
good location, out of the smoke and
DUST good ear service Price, 5000. Less
Iaan half cash, balance on good terms.
II YOU want to buy a home right and
mean business, address the owner at
once Address = Is, Herald
BED ROOM SET.
Carpets
Refrigerator
Il Church Street.
TRIO of white sinele-comb Orping-
TONS also young puilets William Smp-
son, bA ). Sd West.
HOTEL furniture OF 20 bedrooms. kitch-
en- ana dining room; good established
BUSINESS $3.50. Ind. phone = ID. p. o.
Box liS. Murray.
BEAUTIFUL walnut bedroom suite
parlor table. settee for sale cheap; must
he sold at once. Call lI9 + st.
SOME extra fine imported Scotch Col
ne puppies nicely marked. cheap. 55
Iempleton Bldg. Bell phone 1864 h.
500 STANDARD BRED Barred Rock
pullets. SO SO. 9Th p. Also pigeons.
ROSEWOOD upright piano. $50. Clay
ton Music Co, 1913 So. Main st.
AASAlOD ucN ledlucE CUucIs dresser,
Washstand with mirror nice Wilton ear
pet, Ingram art square, dining table,
chairs, rocker, steel range. child'S desk
folding table, dishes, fruit jars. etc,
cheaD; taken under mortgage. Inquire
liz d, Keith Bldg.
CHEAP, if taken now: One Dayton
computing scale. good as new; one small
National cash register; one cheese cut
Ter. Cali Room PIT, Commercial Club
Bldg.
KNABE upright piano, $3.50; a snap.
CLAYTON Music Co. Jos So. Main St.
BRAND new organ, $50. Clayton Mu-
sic Co. lO9 So. Main st.
LARGE fire proof safe almost new.
Address =. o. l44 Salt Lake City.
200 GOOD Ramboulette and French Me-
rlnO rams. Inquire X. l.. Jensen, Brig
ham City. Utah.
FOR SALE CHEAP. / ten-hOrse power
stationary steam engine; ] eight-horse
power gasoline engine. Address John Y
smith i.ehi. Utah.
PRACTICALLY new baIl-bearing sos
DensmOre typewriter and typewriter drop
top desk costing $3.50; win sell both for
Sl0i II taken at once. party leaving city.
Address p 10, Herald
FINE hard and soft coal pariOr stoves
963 e. South Temple st.
LARGE freight elevator Redman Van
e. Storage Co Phones 800.
FURNITURE. stoves, ranges. bought
and sold. .. h. Furniture Co. zoo So.
Z
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WALL PAPER CLEANING.

KAPLAN, expert wall paper cleaner.
Rooms $1.00 up. Office under Walker =
bank Ind. 1893. Bell 1892 Y.
NATIONAL House Cleaning company,
rs K. LIST South St
BUTTE Paper Cleaning Co.. Leave or
ders Smith Drug co. Both phones 25&
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GLoBE-WERNlcKE BOOKCASES
Make beautiful Christmas presents.
The Breeder Office Supply Co..
General Stationers. so W. Cd South.
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PHYSICIAN

DIR. IRA A Z. LYONS, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat. Rooms 55-56. over Walkers
Store. Tel. Office 1917 X. Res 1856 z.
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TO TRADE.

SINGER sewing machine for a horse.
a Singer Store. 8 Main
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ATTORNEYS.

~S~~A-~0~~~e.~ ~.~~S~>~~-~~~~N-aA@N<~~s
MGURRIN g. GUSTIN e07 Security 4
Trust Bldg. 81 Main st.
J. r. DARMER, Lawyer Offices. 1919
Commercial Blk. Phone SIS a
JAMES 7. HAMMOND.
Lawyer. 1s-31s Mccormick Block
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

esN.NN~~~~~~N~S~N~~sDS~-~~>
MOVING, STORAGE. PACKING AND
SHIPPING.
The Redman Van & Storage Co, only
firm in the city owning and controlling
its own teams. warehouses, etc. Large
three-hOrse vans, two large warehouses
expert furniture packers; can ship ye.:
goods to any part Of the United States
and save you money. Member OF the New
York Furniture Warehousemen's associ-
alton. Have correspondents In all ths
principal cities. If you want your goods
shipped from any point east or west see
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