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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-04
FALLS TWO STORIES
Workman on New 0rpheum Theatre
Lives With Broken Neck, but
Will Probably Die.

Elmer Grant, Il years of age. of Salem,
Utah county, fell from the second floor
OF the new Orpheum theatre. on State and
Commercial avenue. at II o'clock vestar-
day morning. breaking his neck His in
jury IS considered fatal An operation was
performed last night at the St. Mark 5
hospital by DR.. y. c. Belle. Little hope
Is entertained for recovery. The man is
paralyZed and in q semi~conscious condi-
ton
The accident occurred while moving a
boom of a derrick. Grant had hold of one
end and was walking backwards along a
narrow platform. He failed 10 notice an
open hatchway and stepped off The boom
Iell with a crash and Grant tried to hold
on 10 II. 1t turned and Grant dropped two
stories TO the Basement. He struck sew
eral projecting boards and landed in
pile Of lumber
lis fellow WOrkmen saw him fall but
could give him no assistance, They car
rled the man out in an unconscious con-
dlton. He sustained several cuts about
The head and body. An ambulance was
called and Grant was taken TO the St.
Marks hospital
Grant family was notified Of the ac-
cldent and his parents win arrive here
TINS morning The young man had been
working only q few DAYS on the new
buAdlng. He IS unmarried
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LOCAL BRIEFS

MURRAY MAN BANKRUPT.-Pasq
MuTanO. salOOnkeeper Of salt Lake. filed
a petition OF voluntary bankruptcy yester-
day IN the federal court. His liabilities
amounted 10 8, 427l9, Of which amount
81, 40 is claimed TO be exempt.
COURT MARTIAL TONIGHT.-A court
martial will be held in the n G. Z. ar
lmory al 80 O'Clock tonight al which NJ.
Taylor, J. Terry, I'll. Madsen and a. j.
GemmlIl, ali members OF troop A Of the
\. q. L., Will be tried upon the charge
OF failure TO attend the annual encamp-
ment Of 1853.
QU.ARTETTE GOING TO PARK.-Tha
Utah Quartette viii go to Park City Nov.
~ and give a concert in the l., d. 5. meet
ing mousse Of that place. The quaFtette is
composed of Emily Larsen, Lottie Owen,
Julia Jones and Emma Sanders. They
VIII be assisted by Don Carlos Wood the
boy reader, and Miss Sadie Rasband.
FINED SO FOR PULLING GUN.-Er-
nest Pratha, a negro, arrested several
days ago on the charge Of having exhib-
lted revolver IN rude and threatening
manner, pleaded guilty Yesterday before
Judge {. -. Diehi. Pratha stated 10 the
court that he was insulted by "a crowd of
boys before he pulled out his gun The
paid.
UNION To GIVE SMOKER.-Local
uilon No. a.. brotherhood of Painters.
IS TO give a smoker M o'clock the even
ing or Thursday, Nov. 9, at hail No. s,
Federation of Labor building All MEM
bers OF the union and ai painting con-
tractors are cordially invited to attend.
me committee on arrangements is com
posed OF .. l.. Peery, T. Taylor and
Charles A. Nicolai.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
The South Jordan Canal company yester-
day filed IN the office of the county clerk
an amendment 10 its articles Of incOrpO-
ration, providing that the election OF of
Ulcers shall take place biennially on the
second Monday ia January Articles OF
Incorporation Of the Moore Drug company
OF Provo were yesterday filed in the Of
nee or the secretary of state. The COM
pany has siXty-one shares OF stock of a
par value OF 500 each. Thomas f. Pier
Dont Is president; Logan c. HoderWay.
Vice president; Fred @. Moore secretary
and treasurer; they with James X. PIER
POM and Nilate ). PierpOnt, constituting
the board OF directors. The company will
do general wholesale and retail drug
ana mercantile business. The n o. OE-
den company, which viii continue the
clothing and shoe business of n. O. Ogden
and y. VI. Ogden, in the city OF Ogden
also filed its articles. The company is
capitalized for 5000. diVeded into shares
OF a par value of $40 each N o. Ogden
ls president and treasurer; A. NJ Ogden
vice president and secretary, Harry Jack
son completing the board Of directors.
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MANIFESTATIONS

Domestic Situations, three insertions
free. Professional and Clerical Situa-
lions, one-half cent a word Daily, one
cent a word Sunday, prepaid.
>~~~N-~~~~~~~~~-N~~~@
GOOD all around male cook, city or
camp. Address T p. Herald.
4 YOUNG lady wishes any kind of
work by the day. Address 40 E. 4th So.
WOMAN wants position as housekeep-
er. % L. lst South, room g.
WOMAN wants washing 10 take home.
or Will go out. Address p Herald.
\ NuDDLE-AGED lady wishes wash
ing 10 do. Address 90 18th st.
WOMAN wishes ironing and washing
by the day, having had experience at the
Troy laundry, Address % Apple 81.
EXPERIENCED demonstration would
like a position; does not object 10 leaving
city. Address T 6, Herald.
WOMAN would like Il position as house
keeper for hotel or family; does not OBJ
ject 70 leaving city. Address T = Herald.
YOUNG woman wants work by the day
Call IS +. 4th South,
WANTED-A position as foreman OF
cattle ranch: 10 years experience. Ad-
dress J Q Il, 80 ". attn North. city.
4 WOMAN with child wants work in
family. r -, Herald.
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DOMESTIC help insertions free. Pro-
IISsSlonaI and clerical help. Z cent word
~~>~-~~-~~y~-Io~~s-o0-
STROKES EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
mattresses. cooks chambermaidS
e7iLo'useslrlS aDd all kinds of restaurant
Hstp wanted Tor city and country.
10 w. I'd 80. Phones 464.
GIRL wanted. 40 W. ID So.
GOOD plain cook: no washing or IRON
ing, 81 week. Address Il 80. Herald.
GIRL for housework; no washing OF
ironing. 233 1st St.
A COMPETENT laundry woman for
DAYS week. Apply 5iS Z. Brigham.
A COMPETENT girl 10 do cooking. APP
ply SIS Z. Brigham
GOOD girl for general Homework. Ap-
ply pa SO. ". Temple.
GIRL for general homework. 56i L.
9th South.
COMPETENT cook and second girl.
Apply $50 Z. I'd South.
GOOD girl for general h0usework. 2lt
W. 2d South
GIRL for general housework 40l T. I'd
South
COMPETENT girl; family three adults
l63 Sth East, corner End South.
COMPETENT girl TO assist with house
work; small family. Apply So E. 18th So,
a WOMAN of courteous manner with
some business ability, quick advancement.
T 26. Herald.
A TRUSTWORTHY, elderly lady 10
make her home with nice family and pay
for same with piano lessons and light
mouse duties. Can take other pupils II
she desires. Address T 10, Herald.
GIRL or middle-aged woman for house
work good wages. 935 So. W. Temple
COOKS. 2ad girls and general house
girls, also woman for house cleaning. Mrs.
Olsen's Emp. Agency. IA II. Ind South.
GIRL for general homework. IS South
Fourth East.
GOOD GIRL in family OF three. az
East ID South.
A YOUNG GIRL to assist in general
hOusework. IA So. West Temple street.
COMPETENT GIRL for general house
work: no washing. 624 z. 81 So.
GIRL for general homework; no wash
ing or ironing. Il 18th East.
A GIRL for general homework. 424
Second street.
GIRL for general housework. l54 5th
East.
A GIRL TO cook and do general house
work; family of two; no washing or iron
ing. Apply Is Emery Holmes.
GOOD washer and ironer at $40 5. West
Temple St.
AN EXPERIENCED skirt hand want
ed. Apply Mrs. 5. T. Benedict. 314 Con-
stitution Bldg.
COMPETENT girl for general house
work. must understand cooking. Apply
s27 w 5rd South.
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WANTED--MALE HELP.

DOMESTIC help, insertions free Pro-
feSsional and clerical help, Z cent a word
Daily and cent word Sunday prepaid.
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DIED.

MURRAY-In this city, Nov. , 1893. Mar
tin Murray, a native Of New York, aged
SO years.
funeral cortege viii leave the family re-
Sldence. III Camps lane at ! O'Clock sun
day afternoon. Services viii be held ~
ST Marys cathedral at o'clock. Inter
ment Calvary cemetery. Friends invited
GRANES.-In this city, Nov .. 1895. Rich
ard u. Graves. = native OF Salt Lake
City. aged 3 years
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at
o clock Of the residence OF his m0theF-iI-
law, Mrs. Ringwood, 932 * street Inter.
ment city cemetery. Friends invited.
QCINN.-In this city, Nov. 8, 1895. MIS-.
Ellen Bowman Quinn, i'm her End year,
az Ga South First West street
The remains will be taken to Grand
Junction. Colo. for iuterment.
EHEklELS.-fn this city, Nov 8. 1905.
Charles ". EzekieIs, in his 3lth year
Funeral notice later
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NO TYPHOID GERMS

In distilled water. Don't drink city
water, il is responsible for 800 cases
typhoid fever in this city.
Phycisians recommend pure distilled
water. 10 is dangerous 10 drink city
water. We furnish distilled water and
the cost is only l cent per glass. and
health is in every glass. Six half-gal-
Ions with porcelain stopper S1.60 per
case. and "A Si.G0 rebate for case re-
turned
THE SALT LAKE CITY SODA VA
TER CO,
Distributors of Distilled Water. Phone.
Bell Ink Ind. 'phOne. 15a
Addresses, % to 30 West Third South.
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OSTEOPATHY.


NJ. MCDOWELL. Osreopath, 5li-la Scott
Strevell Bids. Phone 1876 x. Res. 1899 X.
e. f. KELLER. Osteopath, 1904 Auer-
bach Bldg. Phones. Bell. 1120 Y. Ind. 1871.
w. S. RAINIER. D. O.. 500 Atlas Block
Both phones
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MAY BUILD NEAR PROVO
Swedish Lutherans Are Looking for
Site on Which to Build Home
for COnsumptives.

L. p. Nelson, who represents the Swed-
ish Lutherans of the United States. is in
Provo making Investigations Of the
climatic ard other conditions in that To-
cality, which, il favorable will probably
result in the erection OF a sanitarium for
COusumptiVcS near that city. The Organi-
zation represented by Mr. Nelson is con-
JeIuplatiug the establishment OF such z
SanitaTium in the intermountain country,
and he is making q. trip through the
western states in search OF "a suitable To-
cation The country around Provo pre-
Sents attractive Inducements, and il Is
thought the sanitarlum win BE- built in
that locality.
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AWAIT TAFT LECTURE.
Art Lovers Looking Forward to Ap-
pearanee Of Chicago sculptor.

Lovers Of art are looking forward TO
the appearance OF dorado TAFT, the noted
sculptor fro.l the Chicago Art Institute
II the \. N. G. "A. auditorium Nov g.
Mr.. faft's lecture is Of the greatest edU-
cati0nal value, as he not only brings his
audience into the artists studio as il
really is. but illustrates each point in the
progress Of modelling the clay.
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FRUIT MEN TODAY.
Will Hold Meeting and Again Mon
day at Commercial Club.

\ meeting Of the state board Of horti-
culture Will be held at $50 o'clock this
morning at the office of Secretary c. 3.
HickCnloO2Cr.
At 2:59 p. m. Monday the state board
viii meet at the Commercial club, with
all the fruit tree inspectors of the state
and also q number of growers for the
purpose Of looking into all phases of the
fruit interests. They hope 10 bring about
uniform action and 10 outline The work
Tor next season.
DR.. Yoder, a member of the state board,
leaves Ogden today for Washington. d.
G, 10 attend a convention in the Interests
of the Agricultural college,
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Tintic Ore Shipments.
Especial TO The HeraId)

Eureka, Nov. Sore shipments from
the Tintic district for the week. Bull
lion-Beck. s; Observation-Disclosures. 53;
Gemini. s; Eureka Hill Qessee1, :;
Swansea, s: South Swansea, ]: Eagle
and Blue-bell. 8; Yankee, I; ncle Sam.
:: AJAX. !; Black Jack ]; Carisa. 8;
rand Central, IL; Mammoth, Ii; FictO-
ria, .: Victor. >.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Inc Prince of Pilsen" drew a big
audience 10 the Salt Lake theatre again
last night, and the production was hugely
enjoyed. The closing performances. matt
nee and evening, will be given today.
At the Lyric THE Star Show Girls"
company opens an engagement that will
run through next Friday evening.
Escaped From the Harem" will be seen
twice at the Grand today, matinee and
evening.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.


MOVING. STORAGE. PACKING AND
SHIPPING.
The T;cdman Van K 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 yo.-
goods TO any part of the United States
and save you money. Member OF the New
York Furniture Warehousemen's associ-
alton. Have correspondents Ia all tho
principal cities. II you want your goods
shipped from any point east or west see
Us as our connections with other large
money and trouble. Office. 1i3-ll5-l17 8
West Temple 81. Both phones $50
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WANTED

One-half cent a word Daily PREPAID.
Five cents counted line If charged.
one cent word Sunday prepaid Ten
cents counted line il charged
IMPORTATION. If tho only son of
Mrs Sarah L. Mansfield sees this adver-
tisement he viii greatly relieve the mind
OF seriously Ill mother by returning
home.
SUITE OF two or three office rooms. one
front At least. On Main ST, below First
South, swear lease il satisfactory. An
swer eo4 Mccormick building.
HORSES 10 pasture and winter. In
quire Redran Van < Storage Co, Phone
555,
WHY deal with one-norse pawnbrokers
when Uncle Sam will loan you the most
money at CHe-half the interest on Dia-
mOnds, Watches. Jewelry, instruments.
Guns. Clothing Valises, Trunks. Furs and
Sealskinss Both phones. 30 z. First So.
corner Commercial and First South
100 TEAMS. Apply al. 100 Atlas Bldg.
HAVE your bed springs stretched made
good as new. All kinds of furniture re-
paired, VIM. Fairchiid. care S. i. Stamp
&C. Phone 204
GREAT WESTERN IRON & METAL
Co. dealers IN scrap iron. metals. rub
bers bottles. rags. etc Carloads d spe-
ciaity. go 20 80 SO. LIST w Phones:
Ind. 1871; Bell. ef39I
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FLORISTS.


| THE ROSERIE-Cut flowers floral ar
rangements. l42 ). Main. Both phones 46S.
SALT LAKE HUDDART FLORAL 20.
"a f. . So. Phones 81 Specialist on
funeral designs and everything floral
Z. a. LAMBOURNE FLORAL 60. j SO.
Main W,,h Willes-Horne Dug 10 Flu.
rera work and decorating OR speciality,
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AUCTION SALES.

One-half cent a word Daily. prepaid.
Five cents counted line il charged.
One cent a word Sunday, prepaid. Ten
cents counted line Ii charged.
S1~~~~N~N~>~~~@>~~>~~ ~so~~@~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~
THE success Of cur business is due TO
our endeaVors 10 satisfy our customers.
exchange goods not entirely satisfactory
free of charge. and in saving them from
10 TO IS per cent on their purchase OF
new and second hand furniture. carpets,
stoves, ranges and everything for house
keeping. Cash or installments. Nebraska
Furniture Co, G. Z. I'd So.
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HOTELS

LINCOLN HOUSE. 63 L. FIRST So
Paul Helm. Prop.
200-rooms-200, Rates. 25c. 35c and 51c
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FOR RENT FURNISHED.

One-haf cent 4 word Daily. prepaid.
FIVE cents counted line If charged.
One cent a word Sunday. prepaid. Ten
cents counted line e charged.
f-ROOM cot, lights, furnace. nicely fur
nished; barn; State, bet 10th and llth So,
HOGsToNs THE HoUsERs. Phones q.
COY housekeeping rooms. cheap. 20
Canyon road and Fourth street.
FIRST floor, ) rooms, bath. closet, cleo
trio i2hts; well furnished. including pia-
10. Cor. First and ID streets. only S30.00
also fine furnished suite, Ind floor. SO
futile Bros. 1i9 Main st.
. ROOMS on ground floor. modern. "a
w. 9th So.
. FRONT rooms cheap, with range and
water 504 SO. lst West.
FURNISHED rooms. modern house. 13l
East First South.
GROOM. modern cottage, northeast. p
Q. box S9G.
A NICE furnished front room; . gem
tlemen preferred. Apply GO S. West
Temple.
! OR , rooms close in. 119 b St
TWO furnished rooms for light house
keeping, upstairs, with use OF laundry
S. per month. Apply $50 c street.
FURNISHED or unfurnished room;
bath electric light. close in: Young wO-
man preferred. Phone 2576-z.
ONE single ana one suite of rooms
nicely furnished, 2So East Second South.
ROOMS. pa Z. South Temple
SWELL. front room, modern, "a L 9Th
South. Phone 1563~Y.
FURNISHED room in modern house.
bath. furnace. 3i1 5. 18th East
MODERN Groom cottage 81 c ST
s-ROOM modern house furnished Jas.
i. Shaw. under Walker Bros. Bank.
LARGE front room. IN private family.
with or without board t09 North Main.
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE REPAIRS

nSN.o~NSN~~~~NNO>~NN~~~~~
STOVES, ranges and furnaces cleaned
and repaired. water Jackets cleaned and
put in, castings at wholesale and retail
chimneys cleaned; all work guaranteed
Western Foundry & Stove Works. 242
State. Both phones.
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AUCTIONEERS,
CLOTHING.
DENTISTS.

DIR. ii. X. WEBER removed TO 206-7
Scott Bldg. Phone 3S42 X.
DIR. 10y b. DUNCAN. Dentist. over
Walker Bros. dry goods store. Ind.
phone $40. Bell phone 1OI7 Y.
A. s. CHAPMAN, Dentist 505-s Scott
Bldg. Phones: Bell 1854 Y; Ind. 265S
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GOLD ring. Finder will be literally re-
warGed If left at Herald office.
CODE hook, marked on cover u. Kosh-
land < Co Finder please return to K.
Whitaker, care the c. b. x .. Il. X. Of
fice. and receive reward
FUR collarette and black Jacket taken
out Of ladies' toilet at Harmonic Hall Re
turn 10 Herald.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

$3.50.
PRESSED brick house. rooms,
closet and pantry. city water,
electric light, 3 blocks from city
and county building; easy terms.
The best bargain In town. Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co., g.
81 Main street.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

~~@sN-sN~rS~r~S""~N~~~~~
YOU can save money on plumbing by
getting estimate from Keddington a
Webb, l5S e. Sd So. 'Phones-Ben, 22S;
Ind. 24Ti
Anderson Bros, the practical plumbers
2A 5. State ST. Tel. Bell. 1887: Ind, $3.50
D. w. JAMES & Co. plumbing, steam
and hot water contractors. % Z % South
ST. Phone 379.
JAMES J. FARRELL, S35 s. Main st.
Phone 1905 X
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Florense Reber has returned from
Denver. where she went 10 attend the m
neral services OF her husband, the late
James o. Reber
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
GENERAL REPAIRING.

JONES. a Richards St, bicycle re-
pairing; Niagara hydraulic rams. IND.
'phons 1856
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STROck'S Employment Agency.
Mechanic and Labor Office,
IS w. al So Phone 464
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PIANO TUNING.

STRICTLY first-class work, s.: expe-
rience twelve years. Send postal card 10
Goc<ge Ira Downing, go East Second
South ST.. originator Climax piano pol
lsh the best in the world.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

DOMESTIC help insertions free. Pro-
ITesslonal and clerical help. x cent word
Cdiiy ana ] cent a word Sunday. prepaid.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~eO~~0~~~~eSN~s~o
STROCk-2 L,aELlI c.t-.t1..-.. .cE.A-1r.c
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ACCORDION PLEATING.

SUNBURSr accordion and side pleating.
Mrs. Jennens, 259 Sd East. Bell phone
j0f7-K
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HOUSE CLEANING.

EXPERT men for all branches house
cleaning. National House Cleaning Co..
80 E. list So. Both phones.
KAPLAN House CT Co cleans every
thing Office under Walkers bunk. Bell.
1927. Ind. 1888
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Every loaf of Royal Bread is clean
and bears our Crown Label. Do not be
deceived in accepting a substitute
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
C. e. w. BOWERS. diamonds, watches
and jewelry; old gold bought and eX-
changed. 225 South Main street
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TYPEWRITERS.

~~S~s~~~~~sNN~SN~-~S~~~@~
WE RENT, repair. exchange, sell and
buy all makes of writing machines; cash
or payments. Typewriter Exchange, g
". I'd South.
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A SNAP.
nU~N-E-D aEFTkzus II ~ = FFEEF

OWNER MUST REALIZE.
acres improved, IL miles from Calder
park; new house, cost $500; IL acres small
fruit, 100 healthy fruit trees, IA acres lu-
Germ; stable. Recently bought for s2,e0.
Must sell quick, 81, 500; s., 600 cash, balance
Time at per cent interest. + See owner.
AZ Mccormick block,
For real estate bargains see Marnane &
Co, 92-53 Coml Blk. Bell phone Al2-k
ACREAGE to sell or trade, close in.
south OF city. Geo. Saxton. 81 SO. Main.
THREE small houses Of 8 rooms each;
price from $500 TO 500 each. Young az
Fowler. 81 Main st.
LIST your property for sale with Mar
name & Co, 52-5S Commercial Block. 14l2
X. Bell
HOUSTONS THE HOUsERS
Have bargains in houses. 81 So. Main.
TO rent OF sell at a bargain, on easy
terms. S-ruom brick modern. No. 23 So.
10Th z. See owner, 210 Atlas block
IN buying or selling see
THE RANCK REAL ESTATE CO..
suite 2s2 D F. Walker bldg.
WHEN you buy or sell property.
Keep in mind the fact that
We make correct abstracts.
Guaranteed against all errors in title.
Examine Titles,
Attend all details of purchase or sale
The Homer Abstract Co,
Cor. Main & LIST Sc. under Deseret bank
WE SELL real estate--thats all. Tuttle
Bros. l4s Main ST. Red ball sign
WE HAVE few choice modern homes
at bargain, w. ], Halloran, IA w. 3rd
So Both phones s2S.
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Ladies' Aid of Tiff church viii hold a
cake sale at Keith-O Brien's store,
Saturday NOV. !. 1905
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ASK your grocery for Vienna bakery
bread.
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SEWING MACHINES.

WHEELER & WILSON sewing ma
chimes. 35S s. State Both phones. Ind
1854 Bell 526-X.
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SCAVENGERS.

SALT LAKE SCAVENGER CO. office.
Atlas Blk. Basement. Tel. 500,
KEEN SANITARY COMPANY. Office,
81 ". list South. Tel. 14i1 X.
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LOOK AT

Our new. modern cottage Of
pressed brick. modern plumbing.
CRATE and mantel large rooms,
on 5th West. between STd and
9Th No. Car line, Good terms.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.
we can match anything any
where"
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RESTAURANTS.

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CHINESE NOODLE HOUSE,
YEE TOM
Short orders, American style. Chinese
chop suey and noodles. First-class dishes
and service. Private dining rooms. Open
day and night No. 12314 State st. Open
Saturday, Oct. %.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
Groshel sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. =, -4ain st
Second hand registers always IN stock.
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TAILORS.

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A. NJ ROSELL. 70 State. Tel 2145 Y.
Gents own goods made up. Cleaning and
repairing. Work guaranteed. Low prices.
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OPTICIANS.

ALEXANDER Optical CO. Any lens du-
plicated. 230-l-2 Atlas block.