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/ HACK; also Roclxaway carriage and
HSht buggy. All in good order; cheap.
Address q l, Herald.
! Il ROOM furnished house. with not less
than Is bOarders. liz South First West
$500 BUYS half interest in printing
business winch VIII pay live man mini
Address p o. box l43. city.
BE independent; 5000 will start you IN
profitable, legitimate business with OPP
Portunity to travel much. Money secured.
State age, etc. Address q Is Herald
ROOMING house, store and saloon
pudding: good location for right party.
apply loo W. So. Temple or z. O. Box
$50, city.
CIRCUS outfit complete. tents seats
Hghts, etc, cheap. Address G. , Herald.
FURNITURE OF 3 rooms; must sell at
once as owner is leaving city Apply i'm
medlately at 2ll West 4th So.
MRS. W. p. LYNNE has several hum
dred choice pictures. all sizes styles
schools and prices. From sc to $4,000. Pic
ture lovers can easily find something
they want at 736 East First South. every
hour
,LG0OD surrey for 5000. SO1 MCCORMICK
block.
RANGES, cook stoves and all kinds of
furniture for sale. o. X. Furniture Co.
JOG State street. Bell phone 1896; Ind 2255.
ONE blue flame oil stove: three burners;
Will sell cheap. Apply 42S So. 10th East.
3-SEAT canopy top mountain surry.
). Z. Fowler, 81 s West Temple
A new steel range, Iinoleum kitchen
furniture. etc. ass ". I'd n
MACHINIST tools; 2 lathes IS inch
swing; bed, feet; I L inch by feet; /
/ - men qIui press ana oolt cutter. engine
ana boiler and hand tools. 81 Green st,
Phone 1522-X.
/ FINE driving horse, French coach. 4
years 26s Driggs ave- Forest Dale.
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STRoCK..S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Waitresses cooks. ctlambermaids.
Housegirls and all kinds OF restaurant
help wanted for city and country
A w. I'd South St. Phones s64.
LADIES or gentlemen of good address
to work In city on salary. Apply at AZ
w. So. Temple St between 10 a. m and
7 %. IL
AT 2l6 ". "a So. a good competent girl
for general homework.
GIRL for general housework- 2O4 w
Attn SO.
NURSE girl, age y to Is, for day time
only, $40 So 5th z.
AT ONCE. Good girl. 627 East First So.
Phone lS23-Zl Mrs Breeden-
GIRL for general homework; good
wages. 500 South State
A GOOD GIRL to assist with general
homework. Apply co. Second ST
GOOD second. girl 10 North Main St.
LADY assistant for local branch office
OF manufacturing house Salary. SIS week
tendent. Como Block. Chicago
GOOD cook; references; no washing
1205 e. Brigham.
a STRONG willing girl for general
house work cooking; experience not
necessarily. go W. So Temple
A GIRL for general house work, S54
So. Temple.
A GOOD girl for kitchen work pa So.
GIRL for general hOusewOrk; two
adults and one child in family; wash
ing. No. 4 18th +. st.
GIRL for homework; cooking go +.
Brigham
GIRL to assist in homework; under
stands washing and ironing; no cooking;
wages s. Bell 'Dhone 1l43-k-
GOOD kitchen girl 137 n. Main.
A GOOD girl for general homework;
no washing; good wages; small family.
5l1 list Street.
A WOMAN to sweep and clean AS So.
W. Temple.
LADY stenographer; must be good talk
er and have some knowledge of bookkeep-
ing Apply 81 Richards ST
YOUNG girl to help with general
Homework INQUIRE 162 Sth E
COOKS, housekeepers, general house
girls. chambermaids, second girls All
good places. Mrs Olsen's Emp Office.
IA z. I'd South.
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MEN and women to learn barber trade
Eight weeks complete. Expenses made
while learning. Position guaranteed. Cal
1st So. '' 'i0'' D'i'e' O''sSs' % iAS
WANTED to buy Groom, strictly mod
ern house Address H A Luff, 80 So
ath Il.
VACANT lot, 2lax7 rods. Address h.
A. Luff, 80 So. 7th E.
GROCERIES, furniture, carpenter work
poultry, camera, stereopticon and views,
or what have you TO trade for mando-
lin, violin. iron fencing, printing, sign
work, photography. Address p. o. box 14S,
cit-'-
LADIES you can beautify your home
or earn your own pin money by learning
our new decorative process Call at loo
w. Third South and see samples and
learn particulars: the latest eastern fad
WANTED by young. married couple,
well furnished room and board in private
home without other boarderS. Must De
first class. G. Herald.
YOUNG child to care for. not under .
months old. address f "A Herald.
BELL boys and chamber maids, Kenyon
Hotel.
TO buy a counter for grocery store:
price must be reasonable. Address F 70
PERSON to take charge of 6-year-old
child for a few months; mother unable
TO care for il because of her work, which
separates the mother from her boy. Ad-
dress, Mrs. Rosabell Hickman, rear "a
So 4th w.
A BOOKKEEPER who is also com
petent stenographer and typewriter. Ad-
dress p. o. Box 1864 giving references.
HAVE your bed springs stretched, made
good as new. All kinds of furniture re-
paired. VIM. Fairchild, care s l. Stamp
Co. Phone 2O4.
THE BEST way to sell your house or
lot is to list with r. L. Pritchard. R l.
Dept. Wilson's Sherman Co, 81 W. I'd SO.
TO HIRE for 80 to 70 days; light use;
good gentle horse; suitable for surrey
Will be given best of care. Address I'M
mediately, stating terms ID Il, Herald
AN EXPERIENCED newspaper man
viii devote all or portion of his evenings
TO the preparation OF advertising copy
cuts. etc. as well as the writing OF book
lets and other forms of advertising inter-
AZURE Broad knowledge Of the require
Tor a reasonable remuneration Address
ID %. Herald. for appointment
SECOND hand furniture. .. X Furni-
ture Co. JOG State St Ind. 2255. Bell 1896.
GREAT WESTERN IRON Sc METAL
Co. dealers in scrap iron, metals. rub
perS, bottles. rags. etc. Carloads a spe-
claity- 30 to go South First West
Phones: Ind. 1921: Bell A3S-z-
UTAH JUNK CO. Highest prices paid
per. brass. etc. 6S T. 9Th South. Tel %.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
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ARE you paying rent? II So why not
pay it to yourself? You can get a home
that way If YOU Srill take our advice. our
booklet own YOUR H0ME'f explains
our methods fully, and is illustrated with
homes we have built: also the plan of
some of them We will loan YOU the
money and see that yolI get what YOU
want in the building Health and haDni-
ness go with a new home of your own
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co. 32-S4 Main
ST Open Saturday evening to 9.
MORTGAGE and building loans J. L.
Perkes. 10 w. I'd South ST.
QUICK cash on pianos etc, best terms
in city Call ISL So Main
THERE'S only one first class pawnshop
in town. That's Uncle Sans. we make
the largest loans at the lowest rates on all
articles OF value. 30 r. LIST So. cor Coml.
SOME private money for second mort
gage. 2lO Atlas block.
EASY money. easy terms. easy rates;
very private chattels and other securi-
ties: see US Room 2o9 Atlas Block.
Sc, 10000 to loan. ; 10 Z per cent. MeeISs
& Lynch Sl5 and BIG Atlas Blk
= OUR rates are low, our notes arrlnade
made at any time without notice. The
Home Trust Savings Co. $40 W. Ist
So. St
LOWEST rates OF interest in city on an
kinds OF loans, furniture. pianos, etc
long time. ~ D. Keith Bldg.
LOAN Only my own money; no com
party; TO delay; low rates: many options:
l3 years business IL Utah with only one
foreclosure is evidence that treat my
patrons literally
RGsseh L. Tracy. no. II E. LIST So.
PRIVATE loans on furniture, etc: easy
payments; low rates; no removal. 20
Atlas
QUICK money: fair treatment A w
smith e Co. 30 Main st.
IF YOU need money we will discount
your salary. Star Loan Co. 5O7 Atlas
Blk. top floor,
on UTAH and Idaho farms special
option. Miller & Viele. 800 Mccormick
Bldg.
Al LOW EST living rates. on pianos.
furniture. horses. vehicles; easy terms. F..
G. Wood. 149 Main St Room 3io
DON'T borrow trouble; borrow money.
Salaried men or women accommodate
on their note. without mortgage or en-
dOrser. Easy payments. Confidential
Cherry. 407 ID. r Walker Bldg
ON ANY property You retain pos
session. The Stringer Co. 20 w cd So St.
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WEIR
So W. Second So.

SO ". Second So.
g. S00-1-rOom cottage: large rooms bath.
toilet. fine porch. lawn. shady lot
50Xi05 feet, near 9th +. and 2d So. {:
gas range. coal range. carpets and
shades go with the house Owner
leaving the city
Si,2J0-New 4-rOOm brick. city water, near
car line. southeast.
Sl65O-6-room frame. 9Th E. near 9th So.
12iE acres on 5th E
8. 6JO-491sxl65 feet. 5th w. near I'd So.
: 65O-6Sx105 feet. 9th So. near 4th E
Beautiful lots S3x140 feet each good
car line, fine view. good soil; 800
each; s. down; s. per month.
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TAIL0RS.

A NJ. ROSELL, 20 state Tel I45 y
Fine Selection of woolens. Suits 70 order
Gents own goods made up. Cleaning and
repairine Work guaranteed Low prices
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HAT FACTORY.
OSTEOPATHY.

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NJ MCDOWELL. OsteOpath. 5I1-12 Scott
Streven Bldg. Phone 1876 X Res 1893 X
T. e KELLER. Osteopath 30S-4 Auer-
bach Bldg Phones. Bell 1120 Y Ind 1721
w s RAMER. D O.. sos Atlas Block
Both phones
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WEIR
30 w. Second So

50 w. Second So.
a GOOD Groom house: lot 100 foot
front. 10 rods deeD; good flowing we'll
for sale cheap. Gao. Saxton, % So. Main
q by l54 feet located on the East bench
extra fine view. Can sell for $50
Ranck Real Estate & Investment Co.
Suite 252 D. +. Walker blk.
4-room, modern. brick. walking distance
Price. 5000; terms.
Ranck Real Estate & Investment Co.
Suite 232 d. +. Walker blk
LITTLE & LITTLE.
10 acres, 18th So. near State, fun water
right dts comer); $1,000.
3X1O on T. near Brig. 81 500
3Sx13Z and 12-foOt driveway. cor. on 9Th
st. face s. and .: 5000
3XlO, 9th So, near State: 81 600
7-rOOm mod. br.. near Brig. e. side.
It's cheap place at $500.
6th West. near y. T 21kx1O, with two
Groom houses for 81. 200
;}29. only blks from Eagle Gate. 81. 500
42Xl64 and r. OF W. on LIST So. near ).
L. theatre Make offer.
Good 6-room brick, bath. etc; lot 3SlO
and r OF w, So blks northeast Of Tenn
pie; $500 It's worth $500.
Fine Broom frame in elegant repair. lot
2l2 rods front, flowing We'll rear 4th \.
near 4th w: $500: $50 cash,
See us for s. T. property near new de-
pot. We can sell it for $50 per foot.
Little & Little No 4 ". I'd So.
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PIPE. PIPE. PIPE.

ALL sizes Up to inches All kinds
machinery, steam and electricity
! NJ. SWEA
$50 South Third West St.
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VIII buy a $500 home. It's the Dr.
King residence on Z ST.; 2 rooms an
modern convenience. nice large lot and
barn.
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ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS.

THE KELLEY CO, makers Of Ever
best" Ice Creams and Sherbets: whole
sale and retail Office and factory 26S
So. Main. Rear Both phones sob.
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SCAVENGERS.
SALT LAKE SCAVENGER co. Office.
Atlas Blk Basement Tel Sos.
KEEN SANITARY COMPANY Office
81 W 1st South Tel III y
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VIII buy a good and substantially bull
o-room modern brick cottage: lot 2l4x1
rods on l. Sd So. St
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ASSAYERS.
ATTORNEYS.

MGURRIN 81 GUSTIN, 207 Security &
Trust Bldg. 81 Main St.
J. Z. DARMER, Lawyer. offices. 1913
Commercial Blk Phone 949 e.
JAMES T. HAMMOND
Lawyer, 3l5-3l6 Mccormick Block
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GENERAL REPAIRING.

JONES. u Richards St bicycle re-
pairing; Niagara hydraulic rams. IND.
phone 1855
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CARPET CLEANING.

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FLUFF rug works. go W. So. Temple
Edw. Gaby Propr. Phone. Ind. 1303.
Bell 1909 X.
S l. STEAM Carpet Cleaning works
w & ST E Eynon- Bell z0l9; Ind no
WE CALL for. take up, steam clean
and relay your carpets on short notice
Thornberg Steam Carpet Cleaning Works.
S53-S63 L. 9th SO. Phones 10G6
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

STROCK,S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Mattresses. cooks. chambermaids-
Housegirls and all kinds OF restaurant
help wanted for city and country
AZ w. I'd South ST. Phones S64
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CLAYTON q CO, real estate. insur-
snce and loans Telephone. Ind, $50.
ts3 S. Main St
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EXPERIENCED lady solicitors to cam
Naxs fn the city on salary. Apply 142 ".
South Temple.
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EDITED By THE PEOPLE.
WANTED.

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CLOTHING.
DENTISTS.
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

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STOVES ranges and furnaces repaired
castings at wholesale or retail - State
Western Foundry & Stove Repair Works
Phone 1794-Y-
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Both phones 1I3.
NEW mod. OR. y. b., cemented cellar
and walks. barn and carriage house, s. SO.
New mod: OF. p. b.; west side; monthly
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WANTED to buy Groom, strictly mod
ern house Address H A. Luff, IS So.
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AUCTIONEERS.
CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
Groshell. sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No z21 Main ST.
Second hand registers always in stock
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ON Lincoln ave. 4-room brick and -
by 157 feet TO alley
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WANTED-MALE HELP

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MEN and women to learn barber trade
Eight weeks complete. Expenses made
while learning. Position guaranteed. Call
or write Moler Barber College, o. East
1st So.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-06

IT is unfortunate that Count
Cassini. Russian ambassador to the
United States, should have acted
as he did after his talk with Pres
ident Roosevelt on Friday last.
The occasion was not one for chat
tering, as the count made it, but
one for calm reflection and de-
liberate consideration. Instead OF
this Cassini told everything that
had passed between him and the
President and the consequences
have been deplorable.
Mr.. Roosevelt suggested the
suing for peace at the proper time,
as the world sees it. Russia, to
use the phrase of the streets, has
been whipped to standstill both
on sea and on land. Japan has
shown her that she does not prop
erly belong, any more, among the
powers, and that if she would re-
turn to the company with which
she once comported she must
change her methods. In saying
this Mr.. Roosevelt was acting en-
tirely within his province and
Count Cassini should have acted
accordingly. Instead he talked
loosely and made the world aware
of the fact that the President OF
the United States had started
movement toward peace peace.
The publication of this was far
thest from the mind of Mr.. Roose-
welt and it is quite possible that
his intention may be thwarted.
Count Cassini has been remark
ABLY successful in performing his
important duties as ambassado;
and it is regrettable that just when
he was leaving the National Cap
itol for Madrid he should have
talked at the very moment ne
ought to have kept quiet.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-06
GENERAL w. W.. SCOTT.

In the appointment of Lieut..
Col. w. w. Scott. of the First
Regiment, West Virginia Nation
al Guards as brigade commander
of the State forces with the rank
of Brighter General, to succeed
the late General Clarence l.. Smith
Governor Dawson has acted wise
ly. General Scott is one OF the
progressive young lawyers of our
State. a soldier Of several years
training, and a man born to COM
mand and lead. For many years
he was a special attorney for the
Government, and recently receiv-
ed a promotion in the Attorney
Generals office in Washington.
which places him third only from
the Attorney General Of the Uni
ted States.
General SCOTS home is in Fair
mont, the home of his late and
honOred predecessor.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-06

wears until there will remain but
a remnant of these Civil war sold
iers to take part in Memorial Day
exercises, then will come only too
soon the day when but single
veteran here and there will be
able to observe the day. That
grand and mighty army which ~
years ago marched along Pennsyl-
vania avenue at the National cap.
ital, in review, after the close OF
the war. has dwindled at a rapid
rate. 1t will not be a great many
years ere the present survivors
of those bloody battles will all
have answered the last call of the
bugle.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-06

The campaign out in the Sec
ond district is about over at this
writing. The last argumentative
shot has been fired into the enc
my's line and the result OF the
past six weeks of sharp political
fighting will. soon be KNOWN.
When the sun sets this evening
Hon. James S. Lakin will have
been elected to succeed Judge
Dayton in Congress. or it will be
Col. Tom Davis. the aged multi
millionaire brother of "Uncle
Gassaway, and a good all-round
old fellow.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-06

Ellis Glenn, whom the veracious
West Virginia newspaper CORE
spondents describe as 1.-THE most
famous female male impersonater
in the world" has been freed from
prison., after having faced a for
gerry charge for five years. The
correspondents add that "she will
not 90 on the stage
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-06

1t is gratifying to know that at
least one breach of promise case
which promised to be of the SEN
sational order and in which big
bundle of love letters were to fig
ure, has been called off by the
principals in New York. The
jury had been selected and the
court room was crowded with men
and women who were eagerly
awaiting the beginning of the test
imony gloating over the morsels
of scandal which they were to hear
when the counsel on both sides
held a consultation and then an
nounced to the judge that the case
would be settled outside the court.
1t transpired that the defendant
preferred paying a good sum OF
money rather than have the letters
read, and the prosecutrix was sat-
isfed to end it that way. What
a world of woe would be saved if
other breach of promise cases
would end the same 1t would be
resented by the sensation-loving
class, but such resentment would
be cheerfully accepted by that
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-06

Whitelaw Reid, the new Amerlc-
an ambassador to the court OF st.
James. has arrived in England
It is to be hoped, for Mr.. Reid S
sake and for the sake of the Ma
ton he is to represent, that it will
not be as hard for him to take his
place as it was for his predecessor
to leave.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-06

A sad feature encountered in
reading the accounts of Memorial
Day observences is that telling of
how the ranks of the veterans were
much smaller than the year prev
ious, and of those who marched
on that day many were percept-
IDLY feeble. In New York City
the number of veterans in line last
Tuesday was 1900, while the num-
Der on Memorial Day last year was
1000. Should this ratio of de-
crease continue it will be but few
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-06

The sincerity of the French de-
sire for peace between Russia and
japan is attested by the fact that
so long as the Car continues to
snen1 millions in war the value
Of the assets on which France has
loaned hundreds of millions OF dol
lars shrinks proportionately.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-06

The news comes from Japan that
Togo visited Rojestvansky on
Saturday. The latter, it is said,
expressed his qualification that,
since he had to be whippid, he was
whipped by so gallant man.
Cracked skull or no, the Russian
seems to have had his wits about
him.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-06

Since January Japan has order
ed $50 locomotives from a Phila-
delphia firm. 1t is difficult to con-
vince that manufacturing corpor-
alton that the "yellow peril" IS
ANYTHING more than a ghost.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-06

While the emperor wept in his
palace there were thousands upon
thousands of widows and orphans
in their novels bewailing the great
misfortunes laid at their door be-
cause of a useless continuance OF
a. hopeless war.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-06

The diplomats feel that they
would be justified in uniting to CO.
cree Russia to end the war. But
if they really united and co-erced
they would no longer be diplo-
mats There's the rub.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-06

It looks as though as long as
men can be forced to the slaugh-
ter, that Russia, if left alone, will
fight.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-06

portion of the public which is OPP
posed to the airing of sensational
cases. ~