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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-31
Atlanta Wants National Park.

At the first meetings of the coming new year to be held by the City Council of Atlanta and the county commissioners of Fulton county strong resolutions will be passed urging Congress through the Geor- gia senators and representatives, not only to pass the pending bill providing for a S250,00O appropriation to establish the Peachtree Creek National park commem- oratng the battle of Atlanta, but also to provide for the construction of boule- yard surrounding the city, traversns the various fields upon which there was fighting during the civil war, and which shall be studded with appropriate tablets marking the events of interest and sig nficance in connection with the battles around this city.
 This matter has been agitated from time to time and the late Capt. Evan F. Howell made several trips to Washington in the interest of the proposed national park These parks are being established in all parts of the country, and since the battle of Atlanta was one of the most important events of the great struggle In thls section, there is a general feeling that some such recognition as this should be given it.
 The matter has been taken up by the Grand Army and United Confederate Vet erans camps alike. and both have already adopted strong resolutions urging the es tablishment of this national park which will be placed in the hands of Georgias senators and congressman. The matter is being especially urged by the Forty-Sec ond Georgia Survivors association. this regiment having played prominent part in the notable struggle around Atlanta.
 In vestgation has been made. and 1t has been found that the land for the pro- posed park can he procured at rcason- able cost The national park movement will be pushed for all it is worth during the coming year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-31
Handsome Silver Service.


 Perhaps the most elegant presentation Curing the holidays was that made to Governor and Mrs. Joseph Terrell tonight at the residence of Colonel and Chief of Staff James w. English, Jr., from the members of Governor Terrells staff in all parts of the state.
 It consisted of a handsome silver ser- vice of French rococo design, done in
 hand work. There were seven pieces. heavy solid sterling silver nanasomely engraved with the Initial "r." The ser vice cost 5000. The seven pieces are cof- fee pot, tea pot, tea kettle with burner, cream pitcher, sugar bowl spoon holder and waiter While the initial appeared upon each piece, upon the waiter was engraved the name of each member of the governors staff participating in this beautiful gift, in all seventy-five names. The service was gotton out by Charles w. Crankshaw, who is a member of the governors staff.
 Governor and Mrs Terrell were taken
 quite by surprise as no intimation had been given them of what was coming. They were invited to attend simply an informal reception at the home of Col onel and Mrs. J, w. English, Jr. Some thirty or forty members of the staff were present, all in full dress uniform, and an elegant luncheon was served after which | the presentation followed
 Inc committee which had charge of the
 arrangements for this presentation was l composed of the following lieutenant cob- | onels on the governors staff: James W, | English. Jr., W. L. Peel. Harr- l.. Schle- singer of Atlanta; Thomas R. Talmadge of Forsyth, and Crawford Wheatley of | Amerlcus
 Colonel English, as chairman. made the presentation speech to which Governor | Terrell made appropriate and apt reply considering the natural embarrassment | which arose from such an occasion. This is the second handsome present the | staff has given Governor Terrell. Last | year they presented him with handsome | chest of flat silver. ThN pears present | practically makes the table service com plete,
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1905-08-25

The old maids of Wellington, O., have
organized baseball club, and to avoid
unpleasant remarks about starved
calves, withered limbs of once robust
trees, etc., etc., they wear loose bloom
ers that tie around the shoetops.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1905-08-25

The Washington Post says: "Russia
is naturally incensed at the lavish en-
tertainment Of Secretary Taft in Japan,
as she feels that she will have to foot
the bills without the pleasure. of par
ticipating in the festivities
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1905-08-25

AS. a test, Gov. Folk of Missouri, was
handed a bottle Of whiskey the other
day. He took a long pull at it, smacked
his lips in a satisfied manner and re-
fused "a glass Of water as a chaser.
This removed all fear that there might
be a warp in his. democracy. ]. J,
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1905-08-25

A Fargo man while crossing the street
to borrow neighbor's newspaper
slipped on banana peel and sustained
painful bruises in the locality Of where
men who borrow newspapers generally
carry their brain supply.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1905-08-25

The government expert who was sent
over to test Irish and Scotch whiskies
reports that both kinds are excellent
and free from germs Of snakes, white
calves, mammoth frogs, etc, with
which our American liquor is SO heavily
impregnated. s. -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07
A Budget of Big VaIues-The Gst of Mondays Sales.
The Great Sale Of Muslin Underwear.

The great Hay Sale Of China and Cut Glass
1arVelOus pricing that knows no parallel.
so Inch Crepe MlstraI, 2Oc. a yard.
Mems 5000 and SIS 90 suits-tO-rIesSure,$ 500.
Mems SOC Underwear. zoe. 4 garment
Priscilla Corn and SuccOtash, lOc. can. No mall
or telephone orders taken and Corn and SuecOtash
sold Tomorrow delivered during the week
Solid gold Brooches and Scarf Pins, 500 less
than regular.
25c to 4Oc. boxes Of Writing Paper, loe. box.
$3.50 silk lined net Waists, $AoS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07
Dining Chairs.

csc, regularly S1.2b.
at.45, regularly S2.2o.
cane seat.
sf.OB, regularly $3.50,
cane seat.
S2.2b, regularly $500
cane seat
S2 70, regularly $3.50
cane seat
So 25, regularly S4.2b
leather seat
So. 10, regularly $500
leather seat.
S4.76, regularly 20. 90
seat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07
Wonders in LaCcS.

Including remarkable bargains in EmbrOdees and beautiful
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07
HEADING OFF AN ACCIDENT.
MREST WAY rs TO BE INSURED,
THE GIRL FINDS.

stirred by the Tales Of Awful AIiShapS.
She buys n Tag and WaIts-CarefuI
or Careless, she Goes Unscathed-Eyen
Its Loss Made Her No Less Lucky.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07
Rcfurnishing Suggestions.

Economy suggestions for bedroom and dining room
from the finest Furniture Store in New York
Brass Beds.
s27oO regularly $50 co. Continuous posts inch tubing
S2O5 regularly $500. Continuous posts Inch tubing
Ss4 80, regularly $4,000. Continuous posts inch tubing
$40 90 regularly $1,000. Continuous posts inch tubing
$4,000, regularly $500. Continuous posts inch tubing
S4s co. regularly 10000. Continuous posts inch tubing
$3.50 90 regularly S7Hoo. Continuous posts inch tubing
$4,000 regularly $4,000. Continuous posts inch tubing
~ feet size.
ChffoniCrs
$500, regularly 5000. Golden oak, carved wood back
$77o, regularly S1I.7O Golden ash, plain design, beveI
Si7a5, regularly s9s.OO. BHassyo maple plain design,
sis75, regularly $4,000. Mahogany finish, plain design,
SiSSo regularly $4,000 Golden oak plain design, bevsl
s9OSo regularly $4,000 Brdsss maple plain design Ssvsl
s8i.oo regularly $500. Mahogany finish, plain design,
s9a so regularly $1,000 Golden oak. plain sesrn bvsl
$500 FsSul.ry Ssa co. Mahogany finish, plain design
double plate mirror.
Bureaus.
S775 regularly S1I7H Golden ash, plain design bowel
sfISO regularly a1A 90 oOdsn oak carved design bsvsl
sf2 co. regularly $500. oodsn oak, carved design bevsl
plate mirror.
a2I 90 regularly S2TOo Oooen OAK pam oetgn peNel
plate mirror.
S22.b0, regularly So LOO hahogAy hnsh' pam oeagn'
SPA 90 regularly $4,000. Brdssys maple, plain design,
s2s So $4,000 Golden oak carved design bsvs
s8o 90 regularly $500. Mahogany hnsh plain design,
beyel plate mirror
Dining Chairs
csc regularly 81 2b Golden oak design,
a145 regularly $3.50 Golden OAK carved oegh ooa Hame
81 o. regularly - 90 Golden oak carved design boz frame
So aS regularly $500. Golden plain design boz frame
"a 4s regularly $3.50. oOdsn oak design bon name
So Is regularly s49S. GOSsn oak plain design, box frame
leather seat ,- ,--,---
IS uhry $500 Golden oak carved oesgn b1N Hae,
leather seat. .,- ----,
regularly 5000 Golden OAK plain oesGn hheT tsh
seat.
Sideboards.
$3.50, regularly $1,000. Golden oak, carved design,
ais 90, regularly $500. Golden oak. carved design.
S2I 90 regularly $1,000. Golden oak, carved design
AGA so regularly $500, Golden oak, carved design
400 90 regularly t8o 90. Golden oak carved design.
aa7 90 regularly $1,000. Golden Oak, plain design.
$4,000, regularly 500 90. oodsn o.k, PLAIN design
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

BROOKLYN ADvERTIsEMENTs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07
Bureaus.

9T.T6, regularly Q1i.TH Col
plate mirror.
SiI.6O, regularly Ga 90. Col
plate mirror
Sf2 90, regularly $500. Col
plate mirror.
S3i 80, regularly S2T.Oo Col,
plate mirror.
S22.bO, regularly $50 90. Nal
bevel plate mirror.
$4,000, regularly $4,000. Bro
bevel plate mirror.
S2S.6O, regularly $4,000. Col
plate mirror.
S30 90, regularly $500. Nal
bevel plate mirror,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07
nROOKIYN ABvERTIsEMENTs,

Bvok5A Aaps ytia hare on Gs Foundation OF PbRe Safss M
tho bsH assorfRh1b and kpGf br1etl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

7Sc. colored and white madras Waists 2oe
None sent c. Cd.
$500 and $3.50 ParasOls and Umbrellas, S3.6S.
WOmen'S 2se. Stockings, 12le. pair.
. ITEMS 81 90 NeglIgee Shirts, SIC.
Women's $3.50 OxfOrds, $2.4S.
Mems $500 Shoes, SI.o9.
WOmens $24. % to S30.75 Tailored Suits, $40 So
Boys IS 90 Russian Blouse Suits, S3oS.
Tens $500 to $40 WOrsted Suits 1880.
Black and cOIored Sllks-r1Ore than 10000
yards, underprlced
$500 and $500 Corsets, Sl.25.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12


WATCH this SDaCe-ThrOugh IL we hope
to secure employment for many unem-
ployed fathers and mothers with depend
ent children. and whom we car best help
in this way.
If you apply at once we can furnish
girl for second place at general house
work, but makes no claim 20 being
cook
The dressmakcr we have been advertis-
would like to make engagements after
that date
With ample notice up TO a certain limit
we can supply women to go out washing
or house cleaning by the day.
We always have a number of fathers
who are only common laborers who need
work and who are glad TO have il, even
II 1T is only a few days az time.
Apply at our Headquarters. go SoCth
Third. West, or telephone, Ind. go or Bell
1908 X. bet. 10 and l. a. m. Salt Lake
Charity Association.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12
BI-A-HoME

From an institution which has been in
continuous business for Is years. during
which time II has Won reputation for
fairness. honesty and liberal dealing.
BI-A-HOME.
The Homo Trust * Savings Co. $50
". LIST South st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ONE DOLLAR a YEAR PROTECTS
YOU. We insure more accident and SICK
ness policies than any other similar com
pany in the world. because we issue the
most popular and CHEAPEST insurance
written; new plan; 81 a year pays for $500
policy: no assessments dues. other
amounts in proportion: death benefit.
weekly indemnity, specific indemnity for
loss of limbs or eyesight; free medical
attendance: many other original and pop
ular features; issued to either Sex with
out regard to nationality. color - occu-
patton; all claims promptly and literally
settled.
INSURANCE ASSETS. 100000
Reliable Representatives wanted every
where good territory still open. liberal
contract to capable agents: previous eX-
perience not necessary
THE INTERNATIONAL COMPANY.
2S1 Broadway. New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12
TYPEW RITERS.

We
Rent.
Repair.
Exchange.
Sell and buy
All makes of typeWritcTS
Rents SOC to SA00 per month ENrert re-
pairing reasonable. Estimates given. Full
line of supplies and parts Machines, SD
and UP. cash or payments. SAT- Lake
Typewriter Exchange. 60 w "a SoCth-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12
FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE

PETERSON FORMS THE COMMON
WEALTH REAL ESTATE ~ INVEST
MENT CO.. AND LINKS SALT LAKE
AND Los ANGELES
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12
uPaoLsrERlNe AND REPAIRING

BEST PLACE in--city: parlor furniture
re-uphoistered; mattresses and springs
repaired. salt Lake Mattress & Ms Co,
la7 ". South Temple. Both phones
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12

y 3
CHOICE building lots south and south
east. close in, S125 to 1925. so cash s. 30
per mo. West and northwest $50 TO 5000
$40 cash and s. per mo. Great induce
ments for the next sixty days Tor those
who will build this season
Hubbard Investment Co. 70 W. "a So. ST.
HOUSTONS THE IIOUSERS
Have bargains in houses 251 S Main
WE SELL real eState-that's ALL Tutt,e
Bros, 149 Nam st. Red Bal signs
BEFORE YOU build a house you'll have
TO get a lot 10 build il on. and that's
where / will help you Como and consult
with me over my list of desira bic build-
ing lots In fine locations.
| am Offering today 212Xl0 rods on 10th
East bet. I'd and 4th South for 500
F.x10 rods and frame house on 5th East
near 9TH South for s.. $50.
Near LIST West and 9TH North, 2IExS rods
for 500.
2Ikx5 rods on Cd st. near L St, $3.50
Have them everywhere.
win be pleased 20 talk business with
you. A. RICHTER. 10 WEST FIRST
SOUTH ST. PHONES GIL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WATCHES AND JewELRY.


c. Y. w BOWERS. diamonds. watches
and jewelTy. alarm clock. T5c; gold
bought. 235 So Main St
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12
FOUND.
FOR SALE.

WHATEVER YOJr WANT TO Buy OR
SELL THE SNIVEY'' WILL Do THE
BUSINESS FOR YOU.
Here are some of our special bargains.
genuine snaps, that will not long remain
open:
Fine grocery. hay and grain business.
on east side. large and good -radc COM
plete fixtures, team. wagon. etc. Only
First-class bakery, good location. center
of city. excellent trade, money NAL er.
Can be had for s.. $50
Almost new furniture of 1O-roOm house.
complete in every respect. first-class ana
fine quality; "A sacrifice at $50.
Best bargain and money maker: SO E,di-
son monograph. 20 large size records.
nearly new, cost 81 each. and polyphone
worth $50. Complete outfit can be had
Complete furniture of 7-roon house. al
most new. all fine quality. elegant car
pets up-to-date range. a great snap;
THE SNIVEY COMPANY, SUITE 23I
y. +. WALKER BLK, FIND BUYERS
AND SELLERS.
TWO fresh cows. one 4 gallons. one ;
per day. 6ST +. 9Th South
GOOD mich COW. part Jersey and part
Durham e43 SO. State.
GUITAR cheap. NJ West. 265lg Main.
FINE base burner stove for sale cheap.
i4 W 9TH South.
5-Rh. BIZ. cleo. lights. etc. : e. p
block car and school cheap if sold al
once. II 4. Herald.
IN CALIENTE. team. harness. spring
wagon and camp outfit complete: pay 10
Investigate. Ad. D. T., CalieDte. New.
RUBBER tire Crittenden hack good as
new. j. p. Fowler. 81 5. West Temple.
UINTAH reservation guide . cents at
most book stores or +. o. box 1851, salt
Lake City
CANDY kitchen complete for making
candy. nice retail trade. A bargain 26l
So West Temple.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. SIS e Gun So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12
FOR RENT.

sS~~~~~~~I~N~~~~~~~~
GROOM modern house with sewer. Ii2
West Second North. Apply Is +. ID So.
sc SOUTH Seventh East. Groom house,
bath and electric light, SO
\ MODERN housc also SOM ono 70
eXcavate cellar. Call or address fi5 So
W. Temple.
MODERN five-room cottage. 18th East
between Ord and 18th South.
PART of house a rooms.) Inquire 245
South 9Th East
GOOD a-room house. newly papered and
PAINTED. on east side. cheap. SIS per month.
Hoffman Bros No 81 W. ID South St
MODERN broom: bath. lights: two
blocks to Main. Silver Bros. phone 456
GROOM brick. IS Pear St, $l3. Apply
Silver Bros phone 456
LARGE. light office: reasonable; best
location. 16s Main ST Enc. at elevator.
7-RooM modern lex cottage. aS E.
9Th South st.
FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms at
202 Vest Ord South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12

IN PLEASANT GROVE. twelve acres
of land three in first-class fruit: two
Dom house and other improvements. All
under fence Apply TO Treene Hender-
son RnN = RiNerton.
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A BUY.

IDAHO RANCH for sale: good alfalfa
fruit or grain land; we'll adapted for
sheep or cattle feeding; plenty Of water;
chance for man with little money Write
Fowler Ave. Ogden. Utah
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AN A lady stenographer wishes posi-
ton. references given Phone 166I-Y.
Ind 9S1.
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PERSONAL.

LARGE silk shawl. lace edge bv mail.
u GUY Clark, 90 Chestnut street St
Louis. 40.
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or house cleaning by the day.
We always have number of fathers
work and who are glad to have II, even
II 1T is only a few days az time.
Apply at our headquarters. go SoCth
Third. West, or telephone, Ind. go or Bell
1908 X. bet. 10 and L u. m. Salt Lake
Charity Association.
SITUATION WANTED.
~~~DO>~O~~O~D5~-~~-~~~-~~
PLAIN washing wanted; VIII call for
III 3, Herald.
AN A lady stenographer wishes posi-
ton: references given. Phone 166I-Y.
Ind 9g7.
WIDOW with one child wishes situa-
ton as cook in mining camp. Address 81
W. Sd South.
wANTED-Family washing. 45l w. attn
South
a YOUNG. girl would like a place. as
SiStinS with hOuSeWOrk OF nurse maid for
baby. Address G . Herald
SMALL washings and ironing To do. and
general house cleaning BY the day. Ad-
dress 42l w LIST North.
AN experienced woman wants 70 so out
woshing- Address II l. Herald.
LADY stenogra pher desires work. Good
references. Address 6l4 Templeron Bldg.
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly competent.
solicits work. full time or part time. Ad-
dress G 8. Herald.
BY AN aIl-round colored man cook in
hotel. mining camp or private family; the
best OF references II ,, Herald, City.
YOUNG lady would like work by the
day sweeping. busting, washing or iron
inc
avenue, 3rd +. between Bird and 4th So.
LADY and daughter want positions as
cook and waitress in GOIdfield. Address
G Z, Herald
YOUNG man desires an office position
with chance OF advancement Address
q s. Herald.
LADY would like light employment dur
ing day C 8, Herald
WORK by the day. Apply 30 Donelson's
court bet 1st So. and Brigham
WASHING wanted by the day. 617 So.
9th East
\ GOOD seamstress would like sewing
by the day or to engage with a private
dressmaker- NJ l., 155 So. 5th West.
YOUNG lady wishes position as attend
ant in dentists or DOCTORS office: can
give good references. Address c. >.
Herald.
BY middle-aged lady. some Eight po-
sition; has had experience in business:
can furnish reference. L. C, 426 So. 9th
East
ELDERLY lady desires comfortabic
home, where light duties will be accepted
as remuneration: experienced piano
teacher Address 1, Herald.
\ MIDDLE-AGED man wants a place
10 work for his board. Address H NJ.
40 Ounce street. city
BY young woman. TO assist with cook
ing. dishwashing or general work in
boarding house. in or out Of city. Ad
dress C ,. Herald
WIDOW wishes position as housekeep-
er in or out OF the city; am good cook.
Address Mrs. NJ Jardan. IS South First
West.
\ SWEDISH girl wants "a good place
to do homework. Address 217 s. I'd West
YOUNG man would like position as as
sistant bartender or bar porter. Address
Q %. Herald.
4 LADY thoroughly experienced in the
grocery business would like situation a
clerk Rest Of references. Address G.
20 Herald.
ing by the day. Address G p, Herald.
y FIRsT-CLAss fruit grower and
nurseryman wants pruning ami planting
10 do Bcst OF references Address G p,
Herald
A YOUNG girl would like a place in
small family, no washing. Address gl3
Euclid Ave. Sth w
AGENTS WANTED.
~~o-o.~~~>~~-~~-D>--~--~->~~-
SKILLED women agents to handle an
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WIDOW with one child wishes situa-
ton as cook in mining camp. Address 81
". Sd South.
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sPiRITUALIsTs.

~S~~~S~--~-~<~-~~~~~-~-
MARVELLOUS tests and spirit messages
Sunday night. Your fun name given. fu-
ture foretOld. Free. Everyone invited.
Admission by songs. 10 cents. Hall 269 +.
2rd So Readings daily.
MRS. P. FoNTYN. Ciairvoyant and
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WHERE TO STOP.

VFN-NE To > OF-
TIE WORTH.
Strictly 41oderat 15S East Secnd South.
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SITUATION WANTED.

PLAIN washing wanted; VIII call for
and deliver; close in preferred. Address
III 3. Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12
AUCTION SALE.


HOME COMFORT steel range s holes
with reservoir $500. other ranges from
SlSe9. Iron betis- 80: good organ. Sl3.Vt
Special low prices during this month on
ali kinds Of household goods ana carpets
Cash or installments- Nebraska kurni-
turc Co. g East Second South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12

ODD FELLOWS.
7 O. o F TEMPLE DIRECTORY
Subordinate lodges meet as follows.
Utah lodge No. J. Thursday.
salt Lake lodge No, ,. Friday
Jordan lodge No. 5. MONDAY
RidgIey lodge No. q Thursday.
Enterprise lodge No Is, Wednesday.
Fidelity lodge No. a, Wednesday.
Mystic lodge No u Monday.
ENCAAfPMENTs.
Ooiirrh eucampment No. !, second and
forth Tuesdays
Golden Rule CDcamP ment NJ. - first
and third Tuesdays
REBEKAH LODGES
Naomi Rebekah lodge No. 1, Second and
fourth Saturdays
Miriam Rebekah lodge No. :, first and
third Saturdays
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12

LADIES: When in need send for free
trial of our never failing remedy. Relief
quick and safe Paris Chemical Co.. Mil
wausee. Wis
INDIAN GIRL. La'f blood. pretty edu-
Gated very wealthy. wants 20 marry a
good wl,isc Eansi. cuTraS. l2i2 Wabash,
chicago.
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wANTED-Family washing. g5l w attn
South.
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HOTELS.
HOMELESS CHILDREN.


RECEIVED and cared Tor at Home
Finding association. II Ear court. bet 9Th
and 9Th East north Of 4th South. Phone
1430-N
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

So.5N-HANDSOME 1O-rn mod home:
steam heat 129 = ST. Great bargain.
$s1So-S-rm- pr brxa mod, L. 5th So
u; ttO-6-rm. 2-story frame adobe lined
+. 9Th South.
80, =, V<-o-rm. Dirk; large lot 4X7 rods.
room Tor another house: o St near Sd
HrltGhard x Poe, MErs r. r. Dept
Nllson-Sherman CO. - w. I'd South
Telephone 4q2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12

- HOUSES. all prices. all SIZES I'll To-
cations If you want to move. cali for our
list.
THE RANCK REAL ESTaTE 60, 81
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