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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-05

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LIST yoUE PRopERIY WITH THE MA;
quick sale, Phone llo1-X dl4s.
PROF ERTY At THE LOWEST MARKET
price listed and sold at Ranck Real Estate
Inv. Co., suite 222. D, F. Walker s243s
a sNAPl GOOD GROOM HOUSE, $500
sos sssa inaass SaHss ss Main H'9s s 5s
IF IT'S REAL E7TATE. ASK NMLo-
EAN," l4 West Third South st-eet,
IP you WANT TO SELL
500 C. ". Miller. 112 W. End South.
coy COTTAGE. SEE OWNER, 7l6 FIass dsss
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. U. P R R.
lands. z. ]. Wills. 10 w. 2nd So. MISSY
quick sales; we have tho buyers. Ander.
son Renl Estste, Investment 90, Bell phone
47e. Rooms Soo-aol New Herald bldg,
LIST PROPERTY ron SALE oR RENT
II TA ". aad 9apiso. Sc. HSSi Ind ' psoae es nsGa
ONE FoUR-RooM PRESSED BRIcS, PAN
try and closet, hne lawn, shade, fence etc,
sth So. bet, str and 7th East; $500. See
owner. SIS SO. Stats, ESQ.
MARNANB co.
S550o-5-room brick. modern, corncr lot. 81
rods, 70 alley; Srd street; south
front: half cash.
S47oo-9room brick, hot water heat; 10Th
East, near srd South; $500 down;
S 5oo-If tSEen at once. two lots on 5th East.
below 9th South,
s15oo-6 acres on east bench. with water
right; $500 down; balance per ccns:
s 25o-39 feot by rods TO alloy. Oh sra
street. south fgont; half cash.
sl3oO-S-Yoom house modern; close In: part
cash; balance z per cent
sl26o-a.room house. close in; $500 down;
balance s15 per month.
MARNANS & CO., 62 Commercial block:
Phone 1Al2-H. c230S
LIST YOUR PnoPERTv WITH Z. L, CAS-
sdy & Co. 4o7 Atlas ol&. gel phone 2227.
Ii6S0
LIST your PROPERTY FOR SALE WITH
Salt LlEo Abstract, Loan s Investment
Co, so aa!n street, Phones 7o4. al2o.
WE Sell REAL ESTATE. THAT'S AL.
Tuttle Bros, l5S Main. Red ball Signs.
NvEsFoRs' REAL ESTATE SNAPS,
kelsey Gillespie. &c East lot South.
SEE THOSE COTTAGES
ON DOUGLAS AVE. NEAR lTH soU1 Il
AND 18TH EAST.
rRrTsca. 10. - EAST 2N souTK
sTTSET. PHONES: IND. 7a7: BELL.
s5e7. ess6
yACANT AND TMeRovED PROPERTY
all parts OF city Mo.k' Lynch. 3ls
Atlas block bJe
ANCHOR REALTY CO. LOOM y. EAoIE
II you WANT A HOME. FINIsHED OR
best proposition in Salt Lake. BY owner
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',sI '.lt:o oeFoRTUNIry

10 49, 80 ! UPfC fChTUNITY.
q AricSsSS,z,. ~ FISCAL AGTs- FoH
: q H. t''c switch L sigaaI Co,
,,s: ,rs greatest safety cf the
y Iaaz "a iS,,. gtlsLess disipatch ' Of
%, A l,i,oa l,,a,oa Oh the o. S. L.
~ belorus' u'niiea ta tlpcE utock 10.
ssa sssu.s, r'g advance; full in.
% comi don't wait; lnvest!.
- ciE., Sal. LAKE City.
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nIED

. pIED o.oo~o-~~
|r~s,s' Thursdsy, :, {, Get0Ges 9,,ss di II;
Us. disease, Rachel, s,sli sss wsls s.tug. :.
;,o1 s'l dc MI :..sss oresS meet, geSI,
,. rssi,sas. e ,Isa.Idsncc on West i!,.on1S TEN,
l.s ~ fIssiNsath and Sixteenth
\ -, sty. October 3, 1905,
r.is,,' = n,s ';sr son Of Mr. aud Mrs;
I'D 81 yo:Is. fnns;al lH;Sa
-, s:s saau, ST. Marks catae-
y s,s. x's s. 6, 1905, at s p. m.
n 'tlyss ctl!r.s atnet'Iy. 90
.r va, Colo, septe;nbeE 29,
]! ira;; ii,"ss.n, Of typhoid DID f9ysr, eyer,
/, isn,rds ssna.dsy, October z; 1908,
= =. AUSPICES OF .! Utah lamp GamR
u. IateEncnt n" oi'Vet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-05
CotsWold Rams.

Fer 8ale--250 large yearling Cotswold
Rams Inquire of Jesse s. Richards,
Room 305, Eccles Building, Ogden,
Utah Bell phones IS and e64.
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SpII, NOTICES

-. tr,sral OF saul w. sts'
fs.,s ~ Saturday AZ 5 O'Clock,
y, 7 saa s,a,.assd:sl. Dean Brewster = 3g,
Hurting VIII ofilSiste,
cis V, ,r,,sc At Mount o!ivet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-05
nm. Woodnlen.

.rt0n, WooullleH'
q .. r., will conduct The
~, ~ chsrlos Duncan from
y, sunday, October Z. 1905.
Cars 20 Mount olivot
an paslhors requested 10
rsrt Il $3.50. 1ismooEs
"a c.ycics invited.
'To0DMAN FUNERAL.
&C.
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Davis County Fair.

Davis County Fait.
Special train service: 1:S0, $50, 4:2o,
$50, 1880 p. m. Last train leaves
Lagoon 1880 T. m.
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II, DIRECTORS

r,tI UNDERTAKBR AND
4 q. West Temple; phones
" yt9S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-05

The % to 80 per cent discount on
House Furnishings VIII be given at the
I. Y. L until further notice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-05

CARPET CIbeAN ING
COMPRESSED AIR, NEW SANITARY
process. National House Cleaning Co., 50
z. 1st South. Carpets called for delivered
p.omptly b1966
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CLAIRVOYANTS

PRpEl FR5E!, FRGBlN FgEEill
10 demonstrate wonderful powe: Prof
Asrn tells yogr fortune absolutely froc.
TsSche. OF tho occult Van Noy E.tel, eC3
Min ST Science loctuse Thursday and
Snrdays s p. IN. Free. 1t2 Main street.
NINE ALIE5E PIER, CLAIRVoYANT.
MEDIUM, mas retu. ned to he! sone at lib
SOU ~ est Bcll phone sSi4-K. cbl0
7TID6I ELoN IAVsRA slYDER, NOTED
pajmist, pUychie and card reader. IS w
5rd so. 0sIo
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APPAREL

'tg, H. is,i.. ALMOST NEW
RI c,rs Els, 2.es5 and cvCS;n1
i. p!ies. Ill East end
-aTS
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rGTED-ACENTs

&~~O--~ %~N LIN ! ~
---DIBTpvo,r 7N--~e>---~-~-~-----~-
z ys5,ss MANAGERS. UTAa.
i:,t nsnr, "ycming and hr!zona,
\ sillly rr.ssin!es. Complete con
4 MI ,aSs:a agS;ss:ataala mosopoiy; litt!e
y cul NV ssoO month and expenses,
Z. 81. I',rseF, ro0m G4, 10 20 4.
e, dl27
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!. z DARMER, LAWYER. OFFICES. 72
aud Ts Commercial blk. Phones s4e 2
and 1917. w274S
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Ia AND ToNBSToNEs.

- 20 scot ERoM. 49,:
a,rIsy ya.ds, 1a2 SO. state.
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TNIINn

SCOTCH COLLIE DOG. IF NOT CLAIMED
IN s days VIII be sold. Gall WLgon hotel
barber shop, dlbl
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ENGRAVERs AND DESIGNERS

BTcHINcs, HALE TONES AND CUTS. DE-
ROJLEE Eng. avinR Co. G2GlO
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|WANTED

n NIDDLE-AaED WoMAN,
w rrs!rg.housc business IN Ely.
XrS Tnbune. d2Go
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-05

m rEsICTLy MODERN HOUSE
"a vhich can be bought for
~ jcrl, balance monthly IN.
Xbs :dd.ess a-i terms, Ad.
6lr- IrSrns. d2e4
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WHERE TO STOP
ITScoIN HOUSE, PAUL HEM, PROF,
ss EaSt Ist South; 200 rooms; rates 25c.
y5c ard Doc. Sle61
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Ia 2Z56, Bell 1896.
6 c2aT7
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SUPEKFLUoUS HAIR

OUTrI1tE iOOOo IIAIN
IOLES, BIRTHMARKS REMOVED BY
electricity, no scar. MES Small. COL Tenn
plctcn. c74S
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HOTEL OF 70 ROOMS, THOR
orghly modern, now building; hot
ard cold water in every room;
rooms with private bath, telephone.
connections; everything up TO date.
Houston Reel Estate Inv, Co.
Phones ~. 251 So. Main st.
blS5S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-05

MAKERS AND soRTERs AND ALL
kIuds OF laundry help. Royal Laundry;
l2e 2. 1st So. eGof3
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-12-22
A. M. Fitzgerald.

Among the young promising men
of the legal profession in our city, is
A. NJ. FITZGERALD, attorney at law
He was born and reared here and
has been here the entire time He
received his education in the public
schools of this city and graduated
from Ann ArboI Law School
He was city attorney from June
1903 to 1905 and made one of the
best protectors of our city's legal and
financial interest we had before him
Since his retirement as city attor-
ney he has not sought public office
but has carefully looked after his law
practice He is very obliging and
courteous and for legal business we
could not refer you TO a better.
Office is located over the State Ma
tionnl Bank at 5th and Adams SITS.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-12-22
Needs Strong Characters.

Above all things the gospel
minister needs strong charac-
ter. Many men grow in theolo-
gic and rhetoric fulness and fe-
licity without a corresponding
growth in manfulLess, and crate
much and long concerning truth
and charity while consciously or
unconsciously false, self center
ed and self-circumferen Such
man is necessarily, sounding
brass and a tinkling cymbal The
building of character is the high
est ideal and the most Serious
work of life. In the preacher it
is not completed when he begins
to be builder of character in
others. He is, in honor bound
to raise the volume and value of
his own manhood to its highest
perfection. He must be educat-
ed MAYNARD, as well as Godward
through the whole range of his
tripartite nature. To this end
the PHYSICAL basis of manhood
must receive attention. Heroert
Spencer says: He that with
men is a success must begin with
tirst-class ANIMAL Robust
and surgent animal force and in
stinct, such as spring from splen-
did health and ratural passions,
are a huge element of power in
the preacher, when refined and |
guided by the dominating power
of the Spirit of God. The indie
pendence of the mental and even
the spiritual with and upon the
PHYSICAL is such that the culture
improves the organs and regu
lates the functions, enlarges
and toughens sinew. will,
at the same time develop brain,
broaden the soul and invigorate
the will. 1t becomes the duty of
the preacher. therefore, to pre-
serve both soul and body from
the ills which prevent him from |
building the strongest character |
possible N. B. Union.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-12-22
Would Abolish Christmas.

A minister in Chicago thinks
that if Christ were to come to
earth one of the first things he
would do would be to abolish
Christmas. Christmas has be-
come a burden almost too great
to be borne he said, Think
Of the many weary hours the
business world is now laboring
under to take care of the extra
work entailed by the proximity
Of Christmas Think again of
the constraint in may tender
heart which longs to discharge
the obligations thrust upon it by
gifts of friends in former years,
aud yet which is unable to re-
spond to the expectations. This
is all out of accord with the spir-
it Of HIM whose birthday We are
supposed TO celebrate.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-12-22

When we consider the tur-
moils of life. the constant up
heavals in our political fabric;
the apparent. decadence in our
moral status, man S inhumanity
to man, the ever reary race an
tagonlsm. and sundry other in
trmities to which we appear to
be heirs, we fail at the altar and
in most submissive tone, pray
to Almighty God, saying: I'VE
being finite creatures, Thou be-
ing almighty and infinite, have
mercy on this day, lest we die
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-12-22
s lilly Women.

1t is travesty on our economi-
Cal and financial future to have
SO many silly girls who are al
ways ready ere they learn the
shape of the earth, to get mar
ried, many of them do not
know the elementary English
branches, not a word about their
ignorance of domestic science
and household duties-many do
not know how TO make up a bed,
why there should be ventilation.
how TO sweep or scrub floor
nor how TO cook. There is still
more required Something
should be known about many
other things better known by
women of experience than the
Ter. Girls should seek first
the saessary prerequisites and
the res will =, freely added.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-12-22

The Voice for November has reach
ed us again, but its name is no lon
ger Saul but "Paul". 1t is to be
known as The Voice, instead of ! he
Voice of the Negro. We most heart
ily welcome it each month 1t is
dearest of all periodicals, and Mr..
Barber is the man for such maya
zine, for surely, his editorials are the
sanest and brainiest yet fearless, we
ever before read.
If every young person, rising up
in life, would take this book he will
not regret it. For sale at j E.
Thompson's.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-12-22

When you want copy of the
Forum, The Freeman or the Ne
gro magazines, drop in at The
keystone, 121 So. 4th st.
1t might have been.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-12-22

When you promise to have and
to hold, to keep, comfort and
forsake all others for that girl,
why don't you in the name of
Ben Tillman. keep, partly at
least, your covenant?
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-12-22

"Hark from the tune doleful
sound, | hear a tender cry"
early June bride lost from her
husband.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-12-22

When We start to our office
without money to settle our bills
we remember that "he was led
as a lamb to the slaughter. -
Vanguard, Little Rock, Ark.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-12-22

How soon hath time,
t he subtle thief of youth,
) tolen on me, my three and
Goth year.
John Milton, at %
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-12-22

Here's to my girl for xmas:
Roses are red, violets blue.
l love mono SO well as you.
PoDECUs
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-12-22
EDITORIAL

1t seems here of late years
that what God has put together
is very easily put asunder."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-24

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SOCIETY NOTE.
Wusica Cotere Meets

The Nedoesz.aE Morning =.i i7.zzz= rofers met =aaesaaz a.z.a@ aasov# #5fe 7t zae.a -saees.t.. .te.4. mont al# prJg95..ls.
 The 5eaur# ae perfect s-.lz-I=. a4z together Ntu 5Ae enthusiasm which eaarac.=#z.es al5s d.zH a2e..fHFss of I sae.a. club .rfe zev raeaa oha.5 ii fae=aRarEad eigc5e 5f .!a a9ras.e. .1ffer | saore business session N.5a Ms W sm5ra presiding as o9es=- dent eae attractive m51slca. sagaaa4 aader ae direction 8f 1Tr 4f D Nc. NeiI Has heard The program vas most aa2pil9 rendered and zz=s ongs necessary 10 sa9 tha1 each al @v=r. number Has 49r.av of highest praise. There U4s noHa dat1 momeaz in he aours sBeaa U.Ha the masicatealent of oHr city
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could Not suppress Il lan~man.

Aadad interest .s ieat 70 tae c4- aIgamant of The Clansman at the F,lks theater on Monday. Oct. 9, mat i4ee and night. bg the fact that H1# set= eral northern cities last year le.es- mined efforts were made to eHRptess it It speaks well for American sanity
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CaaHe ID a16.

4Va Ia i A9 as si alr " o r plans f2t#s..' anfcrtaiamea Of fte Tazlof.Sttstti-t r.dal arv Ha b ea chanead a5s.5 tl 2 6asts VII D. entertained at ne home of fha 1sid a'ee.
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-25

and as a result innovations are made
and changes are ordered which,
though they may not be necessary or
advantageous, must be carried out be-
cause they are ordered. Postmaster
Spekenhier believes in entrusting the
consideration of proposed changes to
the men are most directly concerned.
They, not only are responsible for the
carrying out of orders but in a large
degree are responsible for the orders
themselves. More than a passing in
terest in the development of the SER
vice naturally will result when the
men themselves have hand in the
planning and the Richmond postmas-
ter is to be commended for his action
which is a step in advance.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-25
NEED FOR HUMANE SOCIETY.

The appeal made through the col
umns of the Palladium yesterday, in
behalf of mistreated horses should
be the inspiration for the good people
name Society, already in existence,
shall be rejuvenated and made
means whereby the dumb animals in
the city and vicinity are given the
consideration which is due them
There are many persons who really
do not know what constitutes the
mistreatment of a horse. They see
these beasts of burden driven up to
a curb and hitched. to remain all day
in one place without food, water or
shelter from the hot rays of the sun,
and yet they neglect to take a step
which may relieve the animal. What
Richmond needs is a humane officer
who can spend much of his time look
ing after such cases as this and 9th
ers that are worse. A few prosecu-
lions and convictions will open the
eyes of people in general and horse
owners in particular and the result
will be that the horse is given the
good treatment he richly deserves.
Few horse owners mistreat their ami
mails; some of them do so unwittingly
and then there are a very few others
who are actually malicious in their
cruelty. There is work in Richmond
for a humane society that is active
and there should be something done
to bring about this activity.
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A STEP IN ADVANCE.

Postmaster Spekehhier In creating
board of letter carriers to whom
matters relative to the service in gem
eral is to be refeIred and passed upon
before any definite action is taken. is
setting an example that might be
emulated in many other business en-
terprises, private and governmental.
II stands to reason that the men who
actually carry out the details of any
part of business system know
where the flaws exist. if in fact there
are any, and they understand how
the service may be bettered. AS a
rule. however. the men at the head
of a system rarely entrust affairs to
the men who actually do the work
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-25
WINCHESTER.

Winchester, Ind, July "a (SpD-
Misses Lizzie and Reba Yingling and
nephew, Ralph Yingling, of Yorktown
is spending the day with Mrs. C. c.
Peelle.
Misses Carrie and Madge Smith OF
Mechanism. Miss Mechanism will en-
terrain at the lake this evening in
their honor
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gordon will
leave this week for California.
Asahel Kelley has gone to Indiana
polls to accept a position with the
American Express Company.
Herbert Palmetto, of Cleveland. is
the guest of Gordon Lennox
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Magee are
home from an extended visit in Tex
as.
Mrs. Charley Ashville has returned
from Fortville. where she has been
visiting at the bedside of her father
who is quite poorly.
Judge Macy, ]. J. Eagy, A. L. Mich
OILS, Carl Tisor. w. P. Marlatte and
George Ennis are home from a weeks
outing at Crooked Lake. Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. TRULY have left
for a months visit at Indianapolis
and Fowlerton. 9
Miss Jeanette Porter of Geneva
is visiting with friends here.
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done by Hinmon and John Shute.

done by Hinmon and John Shute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Garretson, Mr..
and Mrs. Orlie Garretson and Mr..
Ithica, O., Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Wolford. who is now
located in the South is expected
home in a few days on visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barnet and Mr..
Charlie Wolford of Westville.
Rev and Mrs. l.. c. Goodrich of
Liberty, Ind, spent today here with
friends. They leave tomorrow for a
few weeks soiourn at Manitou Beach,
Mich.
There is a growing competition in
the livery business here between
Young and Newburn which promises
to be quite lively. Each stable has its
runners to meet the interurban at
Main and Washington which is new
feature in the business world of New
Paris.
Mrs. Joseph White will entertain
at her home on the Richmond and
Paris pike Wednesday afternoon.
Quite a number from here will at
tend the reception given by Miss
Mary Austin at the home of Mrs. A
/. Bramkamp on Main street. Rich
mond, Thursday afternoon in honor
of Miss Armstrong of Kokomo. Mrs
Wright and Mrs. Welshaus of 1ndi
annapolis.
Abel Rinsinger of the law firm OF
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Rinsinger and Rinsinger of Eaton
was in town on business today.