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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
FEDERAL COURT STRINGS.
Law and Motion Calendar Will Be
Taken Up Tomorrow.

The law and motion calendar i'm the
federal court will be taken I'D tOmor-
row, and the following cases will be
subjected TO call:
Antoni. administrator, vs.. United
States Smelling company; Lawson ct
al. vs.. United States Mining company;
Utah FertiliZing company VS.. Southern
Pacific company; Samson vs.. United
States Mining Company. Telluride
Power company VS.. Provo City ct al, /;
Hayden VS.. Ogden Savings Bank
Brown, by guardian, US. Utah Fuel
company; Wannebo VS.. Western Union
company: Hess ct al. VS.. Ogden Water
works company; Shaughnessy VS.. An
drews: Snarr ct al. VS.. Utah Con; TOuse
vs.. Utah Con; Nixon VS.. Southern Pa
cific company; McCleery VS.. Highland
Boy; HOlcomb VS.. Clark; Sterling vs..
Woodmen of the World. Du Bots vs..
Continental Mining q Smelling COM
pany; in re \. +. Frisbey. bankrupt;
i'm re VIM. u. Myers. bankrupt: in re-
William Butler, bankrupt; in re Fl. NJ.
Blackhurst, bankrupt: in re ROlapp. Tr.
Reynolds estate rs. First National
Bank, Ogden: in re Frank Beckstead,
bankrupt; in Tropic Coop. inr bank
rupt; in re W. J. Holley, ir.. bankrupt.
Life Company Sues.
The Continental Life Insurance & In
vesUment Co. is suing c. ]. HigsOn and
3. F. Rednnsn 10 collect SS99. So, alleged
10 be due from the defendants as sure
ties on a bond given the company by
c. L. Amberg, formerly an agent OF
the company. The company alleges
that Amberg quit its employ July %,
1905, owing the company S2SC.35 for
money advanced and Sf1921 for money
collected and not turned in.
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flied suit again, however In the district
court IN Summit county for $26. 500 for
injuries received in the Daly-West
mine. The case was again transferred
TO the federal court.
Brigham Sellers. a farmer If ParIey's
Park, Summit county. filed a petition
of voluntary bankruptcy yesterday in
the federal court His liabilities were
set forth at s1S,5S2.05. and his assets
amounted to $3.50. all of which is
claimed TO be exempt.
Judgment in favor of the plaintiff for
q total of s2,664.90 has been rendered by
Judge Morse in the case OF the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co. against
Martha S. Brown and Herold Brown
with an order for the. sale of lots Al and
~, block 1. Perkins Third addition. to
satisfy the judgment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05

State Representative j. Lee Piummer
OF Blair county, Republican Mayor
Rerrv after his nomination by the
Democrats. was endorsed by the Pro
bibition. Lincoln and Independent
PARTIES. and a determined effort has
been made throughout the state to
elect him.
The fusionists confidently express
the opinion that Mr.. Berry viii come
TO Philadelphia with not less than Co.
600 majority. AS against this claim,
Wesley r Andrews. Republican state
chairman, tonight went on record as
predicting that the entire Republican
ticket will be elected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
Pete Lehman Retires.

Los Angeles, Nov. 4.-Pete Lehman. tho
well known baseball catcher and manager
has taken w a permanent residence IN
Ocean Park. and announces his retire-
ment from the baseball world
II am done with baseball" he said To-
daV land have como here to rest.
Lohman is not IN GOOD health ana II
Under the care of d physician. Until
three months ago he was catcher ana
manager for the Oakland Pacific Coast
league team. Lehman owns property IN
this city valued at s61,69
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
TRIUMPH or BOSS cox.
Chairman Dick Predicts Republican
Victory in Ohio.

Columbus. O.. Nov. 4.-Chairman
Charles Dick today gave out the fol-
lowing ante-election prediction:
Based upon the final poll reported
by the county chairmen from the
lightweight counties of the state, every
doubtful vote have been coun ed
against us and every estimate made
al on the most conservat tive lines, a net
Republican plurality of 1881 is shown
for Governor Herrick.
IN my experience, covering many
state campaigns, actual Republican
pluralities have exceeded. rather than
fallen below results indicated by the
poll. and I have every confidence that
this will be the case at the election
next Tuesday.
The same reports also justify the
claim that the legislature will be
strongly Republican in both branches. &"
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THE DEATH RECORD.
Frank MandeI.

Colorado Springs. Colo. Nov, a.
Frank Mandel, u wealthy Chicago mer-
chant, died here today of tuberculosis
He came to the Springs about four
months ago as his health was failing
and until a few days ago his health
seemed TO be improving. He leaves a
wife and two children, one years old
and the other months old.
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BETTING FAVoRs scHMITz.
Exciting Municipal Campaign in San
Francisco.

San Francisco, Nov. 4-The munich
close in this city has Eeen one of the
most notable in the annals os San
Francisco. For the first time the Re-
publican and Democratic parties have
combined in the nomination of ticket.
The fusion nominee for mayor is John
y. Partridge Republican), at present
deputy in the Office of the city attOT-
ney. Opposed to him and the other fu-
sion nominees about equally divided in
politics between the two great national
parties, is the present mayor, Eugene
L. Schmftz. and his associates on the
Union Labor ticket. The registration
has been the heaviest on record and il
is estimated that at least $4,000 votes
Will be polled. Both sides have worked
eneTgeticaly. and neither viii admit
the possibility of defeat. The odds
among betting men are 6l2 or Z TO 10 in
favor of the reelection of SchmitZ, who
already has served two terms. On both
previous occasions, however, he was
opposed by two candidates and secured
his election by Pluralities. This time
a majority of the votes cast will be re-
quired. The Union Labor leaders
claim that the Citizens Alliance is
backing the fusion ticket. but this as
seTtion has been vigorously denied.
Voting machines will be used
throughout the city and it is expected
that they will expedite the counting Of
the votes that the result will be known
on election night.
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SITUATION in OHIO.
Reform Elements Arrayed Against
Republican Administration.

Columbus. Nov 4.-The campaign
Just drawing 10 close has been pc
cuiar, even for Ohio. Dignified plat
form declarations have been over
looked in the bitter denunciations and
personal attacks that characterized the
campaign. Saloons and their regula-
ton, horse racing and pool selling. the
use OF the veto power. insurance man
kgement and legislation and political
bossism We're among the themes for
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Beth Sides Confident.

Philadelphia, Nov. 4-The state tick
ct TO be elected next Tuesday consists
Of state treasurer, four superior court
judges and one supreme court judge.
The main fight is between the two
candidates who figure in the contest
for state reasurer-William j. Berry.
Democratic mayor of Chester, and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
CASE UP AGAIN
Son Seeks to Get Title to Part Inter
est in Real Es-
tate.

Judge Armstrong yesterday heard
testimony on the petition of Jacob T.
Raleigh in the estate Of the late Bishop
\. II. Raleigh. I'm his petition Jacob 7.
Raleigh set out that under the terms
OF his fathers will be was given the
option Of accepting a life interest in or
taking a deed To part of the real estate
bequeathed 10 the Mormon church and
which Mrs. Emily T. Raleigh claimed.
Jacob I. Raleigh now contends that
he elects to take a deed TO part of the
lot. but the executors claim that he is
not entitled to the deed because they
allege he violated the terms of the will
by assisting in litigation over the es-
tate.
The hearing was continued to Nov. 9.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
After Noodles" Hahn.

Cincinnati, O, Nov. 4.-Franll Moo
dies" Hahn OF the Cincinnati baseball
club is wanted by President COmiskey
of the Chicago White SOX team. No de-
cision has been reached yet. but it is
possible that the heavy hitter Of the
Reds will be in Chicago next season.
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ENORMOUS CAPACITY.

Seattle Nov 4-The steamer. lansing
the largest oil tank boat III the world.
will be sent to the Pacific coast from the
Atlantic side by her owners, the Union
oil company Of San Francisco, within the
next ninety days The steamers Washte-
nav and the Roma viii also be sent To
this coast at about the same time. me
combined CARRYING capacity of these three
vessels is $4,000 barrels. This Is greater
than even the Standard oil company
fleet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
KEYSTONE STATE.
Republican Gang in Philadelphia Is
Doomed to Defeat.

Philadelphia, Nov. 4.-With scores of
orators ezhorting the voters To sup
port their favOrite candidates Phila-
delphia tonight closed what has been
probably the most Sensational political
campaign III its existence.
Primarily the fight is against the
men who control the local Republican
organization. the dominant political
party OF the city, There have been
feeble campaigns against this party be-
fore, but she present movement began
last May, when there was q popular
uprising against the city extending the
present lease Of the gasworks seventy
five years in consideration of SIS, 600 900
in cash. No.. ssss.iF
Both sides have .waged an extremely
active campaign. Both sides tonight
claim they will win. The City party
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
MEL HORRIBLE pEATH.

Great Falls, Mont. Nov. IA special
horrible death at kort1nan, a mining
camp in the Little Rockies lie drilled
into a missed hole and the explosion lii
orally tore the lower part OF MS BODY
away. wbile his chest and side were filled
with small stones and dirt. Despite his
fearful injuries, the man lived four hours
and was conscious up to the last minute.
O. Brien had worked only few shifts.
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Court Notes.

Alleging that she deserted him in
1901 Frank Tursich Hoffman yesterday
filed suit for divorce against Mary
Tursich Hoffman. They were married
in Leadville. Colo. July 10, 1900.
The case of Paul Akridge. a miner,
against the Daly-West Mining COM
pany. was transferred yesterday to the
federal court. The case was originally
fled in the federal court and the plain
tiff secured Judgment against the de-
PENDANT A new trial was granted and
the plaintiff dismissed the action. He
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05

leaders say they look for a majority
Of 100 OO0. while the Republican man
ayers assert they will carry the city by
50 GOO Two years ago the Republican
candidate for state treasurer carried
the city by 12S,4lG plurality while last
fall President Roosevelt p0F1ed 22I6S3
votes out of d total Of 80, 7f3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
STATE DINNER
FOR THE PRINCE
Louis of Battenberg Entertained al
the White House.
LUNCHEON WITH THE ARMY
WITNESSED CAVALRY DRILL AT
FORT MYER.

TAI AsHINGTON. Nov. 4.--Rear Ad-
w mhal Prince Louis was the guest
of the American army today. To-
night he was the guest az a formal
state dinner in the state dining room Of
the White House. where the preslden.
bad a distinguished company 10 Brit
aims admiral-urince The health Of
King Edward was proposed by the
president. Although Prince Louis was
still the center of a brilliant assem-
blage at the British embassy ball when
midnight of Friday arrived, he break
tasted about this morning at the EN-
bassy and promptly al 10 O'Clock start
ed FOR a ride around the city in a SIX
ty-horse-power automobile with Sir
Mortimer Durand and Pear Admiral
Evans The capitol, the congressional
library. the Washington monument and
and other places of interest were Wis
lied. and the prince returned to the
embassy about noon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
CYCLE TRACK AT RENO.
Former Salt Lake Bike Rider Says He
Will Build One.

VIII bufIu Oht.
Reno is TO have a saucer track. accord
ing 10 a. Carter. the welI-known bicycle
rider of Reno, who raced at the SAT-
Palace saucer last summer. Carter has
written to Harry ". Heagren of this
city, asking for plans and specificau tons
of the Ogden saucer track. stating that
he has raised sufficient capital to pro-
mote the track He did not say when
work would start but probably construc-
ton viii not commence until next SPINS,
as it would be impossible TO hold races
At Reno in the winter time
Reno is one Of the best cycling towns ~
tho country today, and for a long time
cycling promoters have had an eye on
the 3lacc. Should this track be con
structed il would prove q great boon 20
the west i'm cycling matters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
LUNDBERG FAILED.

Stockholm, Nov An. Lundberg. Swed-
ssh minister of staff. having failed 20 form
a cabinet, King oscar has instructed
Councillor Staff. who was member
without portfolio Of the coalition minis
try formed last August TO assume the
task
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
l.. 3. Woodruff.

San Jose. Cal. Nov. Al. B. Wood
ruff Of North Dakota. Wha had been
touring the state with his wife, died
suddenly at the Hotel st. James last
night. He was 13 years of age.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
POINTERS FoR sAIEsMEN.

After you have secured a customer :
order don't hang around gossiping OF set
ting better acquainted. His time Is salu-
abie--Impress him with the fact that
yours is, too Thank him and leave him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05

Now, here below is an illustration OF
my best duplicating register.
Everyone knows the inconvenience Of a
machine with secret roll" which must be
all unwound to get at any paTtiJ Llac
item. The InVincible gives YOU the trip
licates all IN a neat pad in numerical
order ready TO check over. post or trans
fer TO permanent file.
The Invincible Filing Register Is the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05

aiy ho2sa is THE salesbook holi5e Of
the country. For duplicate or triphcate
forms ordinary printing offices are sim
ply not equipped to compete. If you are
getting figures on any mortal thing IA
duplicate or triplicate, let me figure first
The price difference in my favor is
shameful.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
Mathewson's Record for 1905.
Total Z. on s.



Average
81 its per ga
% pei game 90
pc gam is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
BETTING FAVORS
MAYOR MCCLELLAN
Jerome Also a Favorite With the
Wall Street Sports.
RESULT IN OHIO DOUBTFUL
WIDESPREAD REVOLT AGAINST
6oSsisM.

Al EW YORK, Nov. 4-No municipal
IL campaign IN recent years has
aroused greater interest through
out the country than that which will
be concluded in Greater New York on
Tuesday OF next week. The fact that
party lines evidently have been broken
down and that each Of the. candidates
viii draw more or less largely upon the
strength which logically belongs to his
opponent, makes the canvass which is
now drawing TO a close at once unique
and exciting. The countrywide posi-
bilities involved in the issues have
made an element of national interest
such as has not marked any preceding
local election.
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King and President.

Next to their loyalty to their king"
the prince said. every British officer
cherishes the president Of the United
States. The king first, but the presi-
dent next"
They had, he said, a peculiar affec
ton and esteem for Theodore Roose-
Welt not for the president alone, but
particularly for Theodore Roosevelt, the
man. Wherever the English language
was spoken this sentiment prevailed.
The prince then thanked the American
officers, army and navy, for the hos
pitality and courtesy which he and his
officers were receiving. From the lunch
con. accompanied by Lieutenant Cen
eral Chaffee and j number OF guests
the prince. his personal staff and his
commanding officers drove TO Fort
Myer.
At Fort Myer.
Arriving at Fort Myer the party was
received by Colonel Hatfield. command
ant of the post. and escorted to the
reviewing stand. where the prince wit
messed a cavalry drill by troop F. Cap
tain Preston, of the Thirteenth cavalry
The drill over. the British officers were
escorted to the quarters of Colonel
Hatfield. where the cOmmandant pre-
scented 10 the prince and the officers of
and their families. The distinguished
guest toasted the American officers and
thaked them in brief remarks for the
pleasure given him. From Colonel Hat
fields quarters the prince was taken
10 one Of the barracks. where he made
a careful study. Afr d quick drive
through Arlington the prince returned
to the embassy for an informal cup of
tea with Ambassador and Lady Du-
rand.
White House Dinner.
The state dinner began at S o'clock.
The spacious state dining room, with
its walls Of carved oak, was effective
~ but simply decorated With roses and
chrysanthemums, The healths pro-
posed were informal and included those
of the president King Edward and
Rear Admiral Prince Louis
The personal staff OF the prince and
the commanding officers of the British
squadron We're guests Of the Army and
Navy club at a smoker from to l.
O'Clock tonight.
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Just salt Lake" There's no other
JOB" on earth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
Guest of the Army.

In the Oxen landau Of the embassy.
surrounded by bicycle policemen.
Prince Louis and his personal STAFF at
a few minutes before / o'clock drove
rapidly to the new Willard. where he
was the guest of Lieutenant General
Chaffee, chief of staff, al q stag lunch
con. The guests numbered sixty. in
GLIDING members of the presidents
cabinet, Assistant Secretary Bacon, the
acting secretary of war and ranking of
ficers of the general staff. Secretary
of State Root proposed the health Of
the president and the king. As the first
health was drunk the band played THE
Star Spangled Banner" The Ameri-
can national anthem was merged into
God Save the King as the health OF
King Edward was drunk, Admiral
Prince Louis then asked permission 10
saw word
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FOR SALE-AUToMoBILEs.

FOR SALE-Orient blackboard, IN frst-cIass
condition: new tires; nice top; tools, lamps
ETC.; viii sell at once for $3.50: cost s425. Can
be seen at 12S 9Th st. NV, after pm
ap22-3t
FOR SALE-Automobile: finest little run
about in city: seats Two; horsepower. Ad-
dress AUTO. this office. apI7-7t
AUTOMOBILES PAINTED. $40 and up
PAUL J. DoRB. Florida ave. and II ST. NJ.
ap17-7t
FOR SALE-Oldsnlobile, in perfect running
order; has leather top, rear seat, storm cover
extra tire brass lamps; also buggy lamps.
long coil brass horn, tools. pump. oilers,
cans, and tunnels, in fact, everything that
you would need to operate an Olds: cans of
lubricating oil and cup grease; outfit cost over
$500; viii sell quick for $500 and teach buyer
to and take care of machine; owner has
larger auto. Address BOX 3Ss. this office.
apie-7t
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Thrown From Wheel.

While riding his bicycle near the Cap
ttal Traction Company loop, at the Rock
creek bridge, yesterday afternoon,
Thomas Gleason, seventeen years old, OF
Z414 BrightWood avenue northwest, COL
Eded with q street car. He Was thrown
from his wheel and slightly injured. The
machine was all but demolished
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Thrown to Ground

Attempting to board a moving car at
Ninth and + streets northwest, Albert
Bridges, twenty-five years old, was
thrown heavily to the ground, and re-
ceived painful scalp wound, about 10
O'Clock last night. He refused hospital
treatment, and went TO his home, 50o
Sheridan street northwest.
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WALL PAPER

10 INTERRCPTIo TO OUR WORK this
eek Send postal safnp.es ana ssti,nate
free OF ali cost. WA. v AAhONn. = |, ~ NAH
:, - eIg l.pnsy}ytnist ave. Sc. telephone
Ia nS-F paperIanging. Painting. Room
aicldlnes. 5 Anacosrla braneh; ly Monroe st.
NorInWest branch. 6Gs Ae~ YORK ave New
agency estaonshed al BOWIE no- p1l-Ie .s-
1a,-c,l-7,r, RoEERTS. Paper Hangings;
-, ~ = ~ nfices reasonable; leave orders.
IL. Sth 81. nv ap---91 e----
poo,,s pApERED. S1-75 up: house paint
~, iaoottS 4.,,.tL orices CARLISLE BROS. 64s II
ne. Phone = 12S1 ap-u-sI
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
TIE BEST HELP CAN B1

WANTED-l4ady demonstrator for two weeks
evenings. Apply Monday before To- room a.
6og Il St II
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Delicious Butter-Freshest Eggs.

ognized headquarters for purest and
most delicious butter and fresh nearby
country eggs. "Four-leaf Clover Cream
cry Butter a specially. Stands in all
markets.
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WANTED-SALE SMEN.

WE HAVE an opening for three good sales
men 10 sell Ramon Remedies in Pennsylvania
and New Jersey. Thirty years on the mar
ket; proposition 70 the trade unequaled. II
you have the ability of a good specially
man better write US and send references.
BROWN MANUFACTURING CO, Greene
Vile. Tenn. 1t
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Don't Forget to Enter

The baby's picture in The Times Prize
Photograph Contest.
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Order the Easter candies at Geo. B.
SheetZ's, 10th and T, and take advan-
tage of the reduced price. All varieties
fresh daily.
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SEE Me BEFORE YOU RUY-All kinds OF
Ice boxes and chests made to order for gro
ceres, dairies,l hotels. restaurants, fish and
Ifull @ dealers, etc. Open evenings until 8.
The PREUSSER MIG. CO., SOS New York
ave. NV. apa0-et
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LOCAL MENTION.
Have You Anything to Sell?

If so, come in and talk with US about
1t. Gibson & Mayors, Auctioneers, I227
and 1923 G. St
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTO TIRES s1I TIP; CLINcHERS. SI3.75
up; vuIcanized tube patching. guaranteed tu
stay patched; tire projectors 81 80. great rrcu
Bile savers Quick service JONES TIRE.
WORKS. 602-604 L. Phone al2l-5t-exsn
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lFO
MARCUS NOTES SALESkOOMS,
Cor. 9th and D SITS. apl9-G
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wANTED--RooMs.

WANTED-By a gentleman. furnished room
IN q private family. Address, stating terms,
BOX 5o6. this office. ap22-St
WANTED-By May l. three or four unfur
nished rooms on first floor: state price. Ad
dress BROOKS, this office. ap21-2t
WANTED-By young couple, three or four
un1ufnlshed communicating rooms, with bath,
central location; must be reasonable. Ad-
dress BOX 4s5, this office. ap2l-2t
WANTED-Bright single room. by gentle
man; board desired; Northwest; state terms
Address BOX Aso, this Office. ap21-3t
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Send Your Baby's Picture

to the Photograph Editor of The Sun
day Times. Fifty Dollars in prizes for
the prettiest ones.
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For the Children's Easter Luncheon
HAvENNER'S CREAM BISCUITS.

There's nothing that children relish
more than Hayenner's cream biscuits.
No other crackers are so pure, inviting
and wholesome. Always crisp and fresh.
just the thing for Easter luncheons. Or
der them at your grocer's.
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PASTURAGE.

PASTURE for horses; good water: plenty
Of shade; on the Goldsborough Farm River
road two miles from Tenieytown. at So per
month Horses called for and delivered. r
HARDY, Bethesda L. O.. Montgomery Co.,
Md. aD2a. q. 1T