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MRS HENRY n THOMAS

The funeral services of Marina w., widow of Henry D. Thomas. will be held at her late home, 314 Noble street, West Haven, this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. ". Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
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REV. JOSEPH WAITE,

Hartford, Nov. S.-Rev. Joseph Waite, for the last twelve years pastor of Unity church, died yesterday at. his late home, 109 Kenyon street.
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Ae the meeting of East Rock council. No. 15, F. B. L.. last evening, six can didates were initiated and a banquet was served. ~s-=a ..-- -..s~za.- .e.
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the house within which they will live during their stay here. They have not been near the bridge.
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Optical Department.

If you desire that your eyes receive proper attention with out having to pay fancy prices for the serVice-con- suit our 0ptician.
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Drs. Shores Explain
Disease of Stomach.

The food rots in his stomach and
forms a lot of gas, which blOats
him u3.
He belches up a quantity of bad
tasting wind
a lot of the poisonous stuff is alb
sOrbed into the system, and he feels
sick at the stomach
He becomes cOstive. has a coated
tongue. feels dizzy. and has a rush
of blood To the head
Sometimes he viii blOat up so that
he can hardly breathe, and feels as
though he would smother
He has pains in the lower part Of
the back and across the kidneys.
His hands and feet are cold. and.
when not cold, they sweat and feel
clammy.
He feels nervous and weaker all
the time.
He has frequent attacks Of alpi-
tatiGn, or rapid beating or fiutter-
ing at his heart.
The old plan of doctOring for
stomach troubles consisted in PUr-
geS and emetics-
Drugs that irritated or inf1amed
the stomach
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mucous which has resulted from in
aammatiOn.
AS a consequence. there is not
enough digestive juices formed and
poured out into the cavity of the
stomach
The food. not having the neces-
sary materials to dissolve it, lies
in the stomach like lead.
This food after a time decays,
during which process it gives off
foul gases
Instead of being converted into
nourishment for the blood, il IS
changed into poisonous gases, which
distend the stomach, dilating il 50
that the organ presses upward on
the heart and lungs
This causes a sense OF smother
ing. relief from which is only OBJ
tanned BY belching up the gas, or
its passage along the bowels, where
it causes a sense of diStensiOn and
rumbiing.
Along with the formation Of gases
that takes place as a result of dis
ease in the stomach. there is found
q coated tongue loaded, as it Is.
with the particles of decayed food
that have risen from the stomach
There is nausea, and sometimes
vomiting. in the morning, with
hawking and gagging upon arising.
and it requires quite an effort to
free the stomach of the mass of
mucous that has accumulated in it
during the night
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V. THE OLD PLAN.

The old plan of treating stomach
troubles was like heaping dry fuel
on q SmOldering fire
Under Drs. Shores treatment, the
infiamed and diseased lining of the
EtOmach is first sOOthed and quoted
by the use of proper remedies.
The sore and infamed spots are
healed and the lining of the organ
is restored to its wonted tone and
healthy condition.
Under this plan. healing drugs
quiet the sore and infiamed spots
that have been throwing out quanti-
ties of sticky, Shiny mucous that
Is mixed with the food and has
coated it over. thus preventing the
gastric juices from diSsOlving and
digesting it.
When once healed, the lining OF
the stomach is enabled to serve the
purpose that nature intended it 10
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THE PEOPLE AT LAST IN
DERSFAND that Drs. Shores
Treatment IS the only reliable and
safe method for the trsatment Of
Chronic Diseases of the Head,
Throat and Bronchial Tubes, and
are in a condition TO appreciate
how the Treatment works in curing
another disease-that which affects
the stomach. This Is not a cur
able disease under any known plan
adopted by the old school doctors
Their method of dealing with the
lining of this organ that is in
famed and irritated by disease is
all wrong. 1t is wrong because
the old school doctors introduce
into the iFritated organ medicines
which further irritate and infame
its structure, and aggraVate instead
Of cure. Under Drs- Shores meth
DDS OF treatment the infamed and
diseased stomach membrane is
sOothed. not Initiated. Next to the
lungs. the stomach plays the most
important function in keeping up
the health. The lungs give the
blood oxygen and remove the foul
gases it contains. The stomach
manufactures food into substances
from which the more solid parts of
the blood are formed.
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CITY HAS GOOD
AND BAD POINTS
Expert on Values of Real Estate
Turns on the Light.
OBJECTS TO BIG BLOCKS
BUT THE ORIGINAL PLAN OF
THE TOWN Is IDEAL.

Salt Lake as a city is handled with
out favor and without prejudice in a
book recently issued by Richard Nj.
Hurd. president of the Lawyers
Mortgage Insurance company an the
Principles of City Land Values The
good points and the bad points of this
city are pointed cut in this book, and
the influences at work to retard or pro-
mote the growth are analysed
Mr.. HuFd explains his object i'm writ
ing the book. He says that when he
was placed in charge of the mortgage
department of the United State Mort
gage & Trust company he searched in
vain for books on the science of city
real estate as an aid in judging values.
His book was prepared to fiji the void.
The work has special value 10 those
interested in the growth and improve
ment of cities.
All the influences that operate on the
establishment and growth of muni-
cinalities are considered by the author
in an entertaining and instructive way.
Two Glasses of Cities.
:'As'to their laying out" he says;
cities may DC divided into two classes.
those which have grown up without
definite ground plan and those whose
ground plan has been laid out i'm ad-
grown up haphazard exhibit tangle of
narrow and crooked streets of varying
and irregular size, evolved from COW
paths or old trails. whose directions
were originally Influenced by trifling
obstacles. such as hillockS, rocks or
clumps of trees. These first streets left
large tracts between them which were
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wide, straight streets; the fact that the
city can spread in all directions and is
not hemmed in by bodies of water or
bluffs-all OF these points are COM
mended in general in treating of the in
fuenceS that go to make great cities.
The additional fact that salt Lake City
is on the great highways of national
commerce is certain to make it sooner
or later a business center of no mean
Importance.
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", PATIENTS EXPERIENCE

The patient gets UP in the morn
ing. his throat is full of nasty slime.
which dropped there in the night
This slime gives him a bad taste
in the mouth.
He hawks and spits great deal
to rid himself of the offensive stuff.
He coughs. and that makes him
gag. and sometimes VOmit.
He has a disgust for food, and
can eat but little, il any, break
fast.
The offensive matter swallowed
during the night coats over the food
he eats, and keeps it from digest
inE.
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WATER SUPPLY Is
BECOMING SHORT
Measurements Show Less IN Streams
Than Same Time Last Year.
CONSUMPTION is GREATER
sPRINKLiNG REGULATIONS ARE
BEING GIVEN OUT.

Salt Lakes chief sources of water sup
ply are less at present than they were at
this time last year. according to- meas
'urements just made by Frank i times
superintendent of waterworks- The ten
foot weir in City creek shows the watec
there to he two and a half inches lower
than at this time last year, while IN Par
lCy's creek. with a twelve and a haf-tpot
weir, a loss Of four inches is shown Tn
official reports that have reached MT.
lines indicate a corresponding loss IN me
flow of Mill creek and other streams that
enter the valley.
Mr.. Hines attributes the falling OF
chiefly 10 the fact that the early SNOW 'til
III the mountains last season was hight.
most of the storms coming so late that
the moisture was not retained on the
watersheds. 4 good storm now would 10
much good. in Mr.. Hines opinion. al
though he believes that If water consum-
crS exercise proper care the water supply
will be found ample
More Water Being Used.
The consumption of water has increased
hon
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

~~--Sc~c~-s>0~-~~~>-cS1~~>1~~-r
YOU can save money on plumbing bv
getting estimate from keddlngton q
Webb. l53 u. % So. PhOnes-BeI DPS
mo. 2frL
Anderson Bros. the practical plumbers.
~ ;. State st. Tel. Bell 1857; Ind. 2530.
D. W. JAMES & Co. plumbing steam
and hot water contractors. % 4 2d South
S. Phone S7S.
JAMES :. FARRELL, s35 S. Main St
Phone 1905 H.
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Real Estate Transfers.

William Hood. ir to Halle X.
Goddard, part lot 5, block -.
Joseph BeesinGer to Anna u.
BeeSinSer, land, section "a, town
ship south, range l east........... 10
Joseph Becsinger to Henry Faux
ner, land, section q, township
Joseph o. Mozart to Oscar NJ Eng
dope part lot 3, block 10, plat b. 3 80
Mary O. Adams TO T. II. Common
south. range / west .!........... 400
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services being put in At the rate of fronT7
seventy-fiNe to ninety per month Ouei
great trouble in Salt Lake. SAYS AR
Hines. is the custom of using water from
the pipes for -iFriga ting purposes Per
sons who have truck patches deliberately
turn water from the pipes on their land.
riEatinS~ bitches 20 flow unobStructed past
their homes. The water hogs who al
low the water to f0w almost continuously
On their lawns also are responsible for
much of the waste
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!. WHAT is DYSPEPSIA

The name that has been given 10
all stomach diseases is Dyspepsia,
and this name is used for want Of d
better one.
The word dyspepsia means Diff
cult Digestion" 1t does not in
dictate a disease, it only expresses a
condition and sub-acute inflamma-
tion of the stomach certainly rem
ders digestion extremely difficult.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ASSAYERS.

W. a. HODGES, assayer and chemist
1S5 w I'd So St, Salt Lake City.
UNION ASSAY OFFICE, l52 South
West Temple St; NJ. S. Hanauer, man
ager. Analytical work a specially.
], w CURRIE, No. 20 w. Sd South St.
Salt Lake City. Samples by mail or ex-
press receive prompt attention.
J. M WICKER. assayer. 40 Richards st
r. H OFFICER < co, assayers, 169
So West Temple St, Salt Lake City.
CRlSMON- & NICHOLS, assayers and
chemists. 219 S. w. Temple, Salt Lake
City.
w II. TREMAYNE, assayer, over I40
Main St, Salt Lake CT y. Utah. Mail
samples receive prompt attention.
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Water Rules Sent Out.

Notices restricting the use Of water on
lawns are being sent out as rapidly as
possible Persons HNinEl IN the upper
district north of Brisham and east of
Sixth East. are permitted 10 sprinkle
thirty minutes betweeu B and p m. for
each 100 Yards of lawn. while those who
ike elsewhere are permitted TO sprinkle
for twenty minutes between . and a.
for each 100 yards Of lawn.
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later pierced by irregular streets or
lanes laid out fer the conveniencs of the
owner of the tract, and without con-
sideration for the general convenience
of the city.
Where a plat has been laid out in
advance. long, straight streets of even
width. at right angles 10 each other,
are found leaving rectangular blocks
for building sites"
OF course Salt Lake City belongs to the
latter class, and in this respect the
wisdom of the original plan of the city
is commended. although the size of the
blocks comes in for ridicule-
Land Lost by Plating.
Speaking on this point Mr. Hurd. says:
salt Lake City with blocks 600 feet
square furnishes an aggravated case of
loss of value in land by bad plating
The attempts that have been made to
utilize the interior waste land by cut
ting streets through the large blocks.
exhibit a reversion- of the primitive
methods Of individual rather than
municipal laying out of streets. these
being narrow. irreguiarly laid out and
lacking the vital feature of contiguity
through the various blocks. thus de-
featiag their aVoWed object of attract
ing traffic into the interior of the
blocks The shoTtsightedness of these
owners is due 10 a SuppOSitiOB that the
value of retail business land is based
on area instead OF frontage on traffic
streets"
The truth OF the authors observa-
tions ON this point becomes more clear
every day. Commercial street. Rich
ards street. Franklin avenue and Mar
ket street stand as living proofs of the
truth of the argument The large num-
Der of narrow, blind courts in the resi-
dence districts of the city demonstrate
that the same difficulty exists there in
the way of utilizing the space in the in
terror of the blocks.
Influence of Public Buildings.
Discussing the influence of public
buildings on the structure of cities the
writer says:
Tt is easy 20 find public buildings
badly located which have no effect on
the city's structure. as the postoffice
in Chattanooga, the county court
houses in salt Lake City, Kansas City,
Seattle and Tacoma, and the state
! capitol in Salt Lake City"
The size of the blocks and the lOca-
ton of the'pubIic buildings are the
only points Mr.. HUrd finds 10 criticize
adversely in the structure of Salt Lake
City. On the other hand there are many
things that he finds to commend-the
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ATTORNEYS.


M'GURRIN & GUSTIN, 207 Security &
Trust Bldg, % Main st.
!. e. DARMER, Lawyer Offices, 1913
Commercial Blk Phone 949 q.
JAMES T. HAMMOND
Lawyer. 3l5-316 Mccormick Block.
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CLOTHING.

HIGHEST prices paid for gents sec
ond-haud clothing, hats and shoes
Phone Bell Piggy Ind 1903
MEMS and youths suits on easy week
" or monthly payments Hub Clothing
House. , W. So. Temple.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
OSFEoPAFHY.


II. MCDOWELL. Osteopsth. SLIP Scott
Strevell Bldg. Phone 1895 X. Res 1893 X.
+. L. KELLER. Osteopath, 303-4 Auer-
bach BIDS 'Rhenes. Bell Il2a Y. Ind. 172I.
W. s.. RAINIER, D. o.. 500 Atlas Block.
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PERSONAL.

One-half cent word Daily. PREPAID
Five cents counted line If charged.
One cent word sunday, prepaid. Ten
cents counted line if charged
MARRY-Wealth and beauty: marriage
directory free; pay when married; en-
dress II. \. Horton. Dept. 1874. Tekonsha.
Mich.
WARTS. moies, superfluous hair pfn-
pies and all kinds Of birthmarlxs removed
by electrOlysis. An diseases OF the hair
and scalp cured. Electric scalp and faciIe
massage. COrns and improving naiIs
cured Try the Rado-Be1I FOR your rheu1
matism. I'd So. East GaIena Blk, rooms
4 and 3.
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UPHoLsTERING AND REPAIRING.

MOVED to 15S w. LIST South. New
goods. better facilities. Get our estinat ties
on upholstery and repair work Both
phones No 1929. Mattress e. Mfg. Co.
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FOUNDRIES AND MACHINERY

c-o~-"~o-""-No~0~>
fnes Of all sizes brass or iron General
machine repairing and erecting. 632 s.
4th West. Bell phone 93l
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TYPEwRITING = sTENoGRAPHY

J. b SMITH, typewriter. stenographeY
and notary public, 10 South Main (up-
Stairs).
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FASHIONABLE TAILORS.

DANIELS wants to be Your tailor. Tr1
him. Perfect fit or no sale. 81 w I'd So
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AUGTI0NEERS.

J l. RUSSELL works on commission or
sd larry go E 3rd So Ind. 3649-
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SCAVENGERS.
STOCK BROKERS.
TICKET BROKERS.

>-~>~>e~~-~~|~~D~~~>>O>~----~
GROSHELL'S TICKET OFFICE. estaTl-
lished 1883. Railroad tickets bought. sold
and exchanged. No. 81 Main st T. II.
Groshell. Mgr.
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LOST.


One-half cent word Daily, prepaid
rive cents counted line IL charged.
one cent word Sunday prepaid. len
cents counted line If charged.
CENTERsof town. red pocketbOok. con-
tanning collection cards. Return to Her
1892
ONE and fifteen -sixteenths carat dia-
mond, bet Palace barger shop and onyx
bank $50 reward for return to james Nc
Terney. Onyx Bank
PLAIN diamond ring; liberal reward
# returned TO Henry Page, 81 Franklin
Ave.
NEAR LIST South and Main. gold cuff
button, ruby setting. Handsome reward il
returned to r. a.. Naylor,- care Utah Light
& Railway Co
a LADYS handbag containing street
car tickets keys and small purse on 8
O'Clock Lagoon train. July 4. Return TO
Mrs. s. Z. Peterson, 6S5 Second street. Re
ward
SMALL gray mare; weight. about 500
pounds; I years old; no shoes: reached
name; branded Is in circle. on left
thigh. Return TO 235 Reed St or phone
(BeiD lS4-Z.
NO. $ hip rubber boot Leave at
Herald office. Reward.
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CARPET CLEANING,

SN|>~~@~~-N~~~~>-~>-
FLUFF rug works, 2S6 W. So. Temple.
Edw. Gaby, PrOpr. Phone, Ind, 200;
Bell 1903 X
s L. STEAM Carpet Cleaning works.
w. & ST e. Eynon- Bell 2019: Ind mo
WE CALL for, take up, steam clean
and relay your carpets on short notice.
ThOrnberg Steam Carpet Cleaning Works,
S53-663 L. 9th So Phones 1oO6-
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Heavy Bank cIearinss.
The following figures give the condition
of the bank ciearings for the past week
compared with the corresponding week
for 1904:
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OPTICIANS.

|>~--~S~>~~-s>~--->~~>-~~-->--
ALEXANDER Optical co. ANY lens ju-
plGated. 239-l-3 Atlas block
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SEWING MACHINES.


A. RUREN-S COOP. Auto service.
Murray exchange. Phones. Bell No. 8.
Independent ~.
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DENTISTS.
EDUCATIONAL.


GATRELL'S Unique School of Short
hand and Typewriting. Hooper Bldg
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MASSAGE.

~~~~~~o~~~s>~N~~~e~~--N
MRS. g. NJ. TRIP. massage and mag
netic tree tmeut- SS So. W Temple
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GENERAL REPAIRING.

WALTER NJ. JONES. q Richards 81
BlcycleS. repairing. grinding of all kinds
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

>~~~~>~~~~~~~~~@-~-~~-~~S>~
BEN KAPLAN. expert cleaner of wall
paper, etc. rooms 81 up satisfaction guar
anteed Office DOull Drug Store. Phone
Bell 100; Ind, OIL.
NATIONAL House Cleaning company.
50 E. LIST South st.
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CASH REGISTERS.

N0S~s-0~y~~@01~0~-~~~s00~0 0~o-~~@-~~~~s~~~~~~N
NATIONAL. CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
GToshCll sales agent for Utah Expert
cash register repairing No. 22l Main st.
Second hand registers always in stock.
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II. HOW TROUBLE BEGINS,

In many cases diseases of the nose
and throat IL neglected ana un-
checked. instead of extending
down into the bronchial tubes, eX-
tend along the aesophagus, or sWal-
low. into the stomach
Disease of the stomach is usually
caused by swallowing poisonous
mucous. which drops down trom the
head and throat at night.
With disease ia the head ana
throat there is more or less dis
charge. which accumulates in the
thToat by dropping there.
The mucous discharge IS dropped
in the throat from the back part OF
the nose. and in the daytime IS
hawked up and expelled.
At night this nauseating material
stiu continues TO drop into the
throat.
II first collects in the pharynX.
then it is brought into contact with
the foul and impure air from the
lungs and is mixed with the germs
of decay.
decomposition results. and in this
condition the vile Material Is swal-
lowed while asleep and goes TO the
stomach.
The deconposing discharges 50
swallowed arc poison. not deadly
ones. but poisons, nevertheless
which act slowly hut surely under-
mining the patients constitution.
III. A FURTHER EXTENSION
The thousands OF little glands
situated in the lining are free TO
nour out the juices that are needed
to digest the food in the healthy
stomach.
With disease attacking tho lining
of the stomach. the little glands are
choked UP by the swelling, and
their exit IS blocked by the sticky
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More Water Being Used

The consumption of water has Increased
about 10 per cent over last season. new
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HOTELS.

LINCOLN HOUSE. 6S Il. FIRST SO.
Paul Helm. Prop.
-lt-roOms-2a0 Rates DC 35c and soc
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HAT FACTORY

U-TAH HAT FACTORY. W. NJ Pow
Prop. Hats cleaned, pressed and remod,
Cled. 1911 :. Main Phone I33q
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DIARIES

EMPIRE DAIRY; VI. y. Standish man.
aEer; l5J y. I'd So. Bell S0O0; Ind. 1855
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Sugar Stocks in Demand.

There was lively scrimmaEe during
the week for Idaho sugar stocks. With
the result that the prices went up sew
eral points. Unlimited faith Is expressed
IN the agricultural future of Idaho. The
quotations on the local stocks most
largely dealt in in this community were
as follows at the close Of the week:
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HAY, GRAIN AND COAL.
r~~--~~N>~~~~-~~~~-~~----~
COAL and bindling wood Jas. ThouoD-
son - z Sd So Ind. phone 1906.
HARVEY * co. 10 W. South TeRple-
Bel phone 1852 =; Ind 1914.