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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-27

You ought TO see Denver just now"
said j. w French of that city, who Is
a guest at the Knutsford, and you
would think that the Order of Elks is
strictly in it, My, sir, Denver lodge
No. II has raised $500 to be used
for Illuminating. fireworks, souvenir
badges and all sorts of things to make
those who go there remember their
visit till they die, and as Bob Burdette
would say, for several years after.
The beautiful silver elk. modelled
by Sorenson, and given by Shaffer, Is
only one of the great prizes to be
awarded. Many others of equal value
are on the list
THE committee has arranged for
5000 visitors. and we look for large
percentage of these from Salt Lake
City a large arch, which is of steel.
and intended TO be permanent fixture
at the Union depot. Will be lighted with
1000 electrict lights, and Will flash the
word Welcome on all who come
The visitors Will be taken over the
Moffatt lines, and the great George
town loop line. the Switzerland trail,
and all the way down TO and up on top
OF Pixies Peak. The ableSt orators Of
Flkdom will tell Of the good the order
has done. and the chapter which has
TO do with San Francisco Will be worth
hearing.
Say, let me tell you something
about the Order OF Elks. 1T began
really In the late SOS, with vaudeville
actor named Charles Vivian and a
bunch of his friends, in New York City.
Vivian was an educated man who took
TO the Stage just for the fun OF the
thing, He was the most popular man
in his day on any American stage. He
was identified with an English song,
which he sang in characteristic dress,
called Ten Thousand Miles Away and
made of 1t the hit OF the day. These
men gathered In a noted place In New
York and organized what they called
The Buffalos.' Out of this small, con-
vivial gathering. through many
changes and yicissitudes, came the
Order Of Elks. The good they have
done cnnot be told in words or figures.
The best men of the day are In its
membership, and 1t reaches and
touches every avenue of life.
Charlie Vivian passed through Salt
Lake In 1870, and there are many here
who remember him In his great act
Grand Exalted Ruler Brown Of
Louisville. Ky, has just had fine op-
portunity to see entertainment on a
large scale, in the coming OF the hosts
Of people to the Kentucky Home Com
ing gathering. and he, with the aid OF
his able lieutenants. will take advan-
tage Of all good points there and i'm
prove upon them
THE watchword of the meeting will
be; Something Doing and from the
hour Of the first arrival to that Of the
last departure here will be something
doing TO delight visitors"
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NOTICE.

coHneil of Sal, Lake Sy" City of tho Inlen5,onn
Of such Council to make the following
described improvement. to-wit:
Constructing cement sidewalks SIX (6)
feet vide and four C4) inches thick on the
eouth sldo OF Second South street, be-
Bity avenue. and on both sides of Thir-
teenth East street, between Second South
sidewalk Ave (S) feet wlde and four a.
Gyen9s. H,o,l9. between Second South and
tricts Nos: and q. and defray the abut-
ters portion OF the cost and expense
thereof. estimated at flve thousand three
two thousand nine hundred and forty
nine G9is,cW dollars. or one G1Oo)
aGaF tns sas Rsr or linear on foot ase ses
ond South and Thirteenth East streets,
there being 294s feet ahutting said
thousand three hundred and aeventy-siI
t325760o) dollars. or eo-lo0 go sO) dollars per
front or linear foot abutting said I'm
being 26to feet abutting said Improvement
on ss'd avenue, by local aseess.
ment upon the lots or pieces of ground
within tho following described district
being the district TO be affected and Ne--s-
flied by said Improvement, namely
SIN-FOOT SIDEWALK.
Fronting Second South street-All OF
lot and the weet IA feet of lot g. block
Fronting on Thirteenth East street-All
OF lots and S, block %; all OF lots 2, 3,
and S. block "a; all OF lots l and Is TO B.
inclusive, block |. subdivision OF block 26.
ell OF lots ] and 2. and g TO 40 inclusive.
block / Ehrich's Subdivision. block %,
plat "F.
FIVEFoOT SIDEWALKS
Fronting on Douglas avenue-All OF lots
, to A. inclusive, block /. all of lots ],
lb and is. block 2. subdivision of block 26i
all OF lots to q, inclusive. block /; all
Of lots l. and % TO 10. inclusive, block 2
Ehrlch's Subdivision. block %. plat Fl"
Salt Lake City Survey
The total cost Of said Improvement is
estimated al six thousand seven hundred
ninety nine and s7,le0 (s6799 80 dollars. OF
which sum the .City's portion is one thou
sand four hundred seventy-four and 81
100 Gli74 Sd dollars, leaving Ave thousand
three hundred and twenty-five (S52S. .0o)
dollars TO be raised by local assessment
All protests and objections to the car
rylng out of such intention must be pre-
sented in writing to the City Recorder on
or before the End day of July. 1905, being
the time set by said Council when 1t will
near and consider such protests and OBJ
tections as may be made thereto.
BY order OF the City Council of Salt
Lake City. Utah
Dated April Goth. 1906
JOHN 3. MORETON
City Recorder
Sidewalk Extension No. Ill yl09o
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ROUND TRIP RATES
ARE ABOLISHED
New Passenger Tariff Makes
Straight Rate. Continuous Pas
sage and No Stop-0vers.
WILL AFFECT POINTS ON
ROAD IN THIS STATE
Change in Short Line Passenger
Tariff Goes Into Effect
July |.

When the cents per mile passenger
rate goes into effect on the Oregon
Short Line, on July 1, all round
trip rates will be abolished, and all
tickets sold will be for continuous pas
sage. no stop-overs being allowed. The
abolition of the double journey rates
Will be felt principally by the residents
at points on the road in Utah. To most
of the points In Idaho. Montana and
Oregon no round trip rates we're In
force, 30 that tho reduction to
travellers to and from these places will
be a decided benefit
Figures Illustrate Change.
AS to what effect the changed tariff
will have locally, the following few
instances Will serve to illustrate. The
fare from Salt Lake to Woods Cross
is rs cents, 35 cents for the round trip.
Under the now tariff 1t will be so cents
for the round trip. From Salt Lake to
Pennington and return the charge is
60 cents; In future 1T will be so cents.
to Kaysville. 70 cents the round trip;
In future. 60 cents one way. Sl20 the
double Journey. The round trip to Lo-
gan at present costs $50, under the
new tariff It will be So 10. Cache juno
tion is now $50; it will be raised to
S5.25.
On the other hand, the fare to Poca-
tello Will be 5000, instead of s10.35; st.
Anthony, $3.50, instead Of $3.50; Butte,
$3.50, instead OF $40. and thus the
changes affect the various localities.
AS to the intermediate points from
Salt Lake to Ogden, the Bamberger
road affords cheap transportation to
residents In that valley. at least it does
part of the way at present, and Will
the entire distance in a few months.
so that they have a choice of routes
and will not be materially affected by
the change.
Changes I'm Rio Grande Tariff.
The change made by the Rio Grande
is to meet the cut in the Ogden rate,
which Is now s1,10 each way. or S2.2o
for the round trip, instead of 81 25, as
a present.
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Notice is hereby given by the CITY
Council of Salt Lake City OF the ntcn-
ton Of euch Council to make the follow
ing described improvement to-wit:
Constructing a cement sidewalk five ()
feet wide and four a. inches thick on tho
north side OF Military avenue from West
street TO Alta street, In Sidewalk District
No A. and defray the abutters' portion
OF the cost and expense thereof, cstimat-
ed at six hundred (s6000o) dollars. or ono
CSl.OO dollar per front or linear foot of
ab,rt ting property, there being COO feet
sbutting said Improvement by a local as
sessment upon the lots or pieces Of
ground within the following described dis.
trict. being tho district TO be affected and
benefited by said Improvement namely:
All of lots % to 4S, inclusive, block s, Poo
perton Place Subdivision OF part of Sec
ton Sc, Township l north, Range l east
The total cost of said Improvement Ia
estimated at eight hundred eight and e5-
1nN Css0S .s5l dollars. or which sum the
e5-l0O (s2os 90 dollars. leaving six hundred
$500 o0) dollars TO be raised by local as
sesSment
All protests and objectiony to the carry-
ing out OF such intention mast be present
ed In writing to the City Recorder on or
before the End day OF July 1906 being the
time set by said Council when IL will hear
and consider such protests and obtNf lions
as may be made thereto.
BY order of the City Council of Salt
Lake City. Utah
Dated May 18th. 1906
JOHN B MORETON.
City Recorder
Sidewalk Extension No. l13 yiosa
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the City Coun-
Gil of Salt Lake CITY OF the intention OF
such Council TO make the following de-
scrlbed Improvement, to-wit~
Constructing cement sidewalks sixteen
uo) rect wide and four % Inches thick
on both sides OF State street between
First South and Third South streets. and
cement sidewalks eight Isl feet wide and
four 90 inches thick on both sides or
state street between South Temple. -, and
South and Fourth South streets, where
the present walks are defective, In Side
walk District No. Q, and defray the abut-
thereof, estimated at three thousand two
hundred twenty-slN and $500 -. G5; i6)
dollars; two thousand one hundred and l.
100 s2loooO dollars, or two and +o-lo0
ts2ap) dollars per front or linear foot
abutting said Improvement between FIRST
South and Third South streets there be
ing 5000 feet OF abutting property be
tween said First South and Third South
streets, and one thousand one hundred
twenty-six and 59-lO0 (Sl. .126.59) dollars, or
one and 9-l00 Isl. aW dollars per front or
tween South Temple and First South
streets. and between Third South and
Eourth South streets tnere being f@S 66
IceJ OF obutting property between said
south Temple and First South streets,
and between soid Third South and Fourth
South streets, by a local assessment upon
INC lots or pieces OF ground within the
following described distrlcts being the
said Improvement namely.
SlHTEEN-FOoT SIDEWALKS.
Both sides of State street between First
South and Third South streets:
The south l%s feet OF lot 1, block 20.
The south IL feet of the north lG2 feet
of lot s. and
The north lOI % feet OF lot 3, and
All of lots ? and 4, block Il
The south 100.33 feet OF lot Q. and
The north 142 feet of lot l. block 5S, and
= II nnt nf ~ nrL
plat "A"
EIGHT-FooT SIDEWALKS
Both sides OF State street between South
Temple and First South streets, and be-
tween Third South and Fourth South
streets.
The north 1856 feet of lot :. and
The south "a feet OF lot {,
The north % feet of lot S. and
The north II feet OF the south 2i5 feet
OF lot S, block -,
The south l25 feet OF lot 8 and
The north .25 feet OF lot l. block 90;
The south SO feet OF lot 3. and
The north 154.5 feet of lot l. block -;
The north Al. .25 feet of the south lc5. IS
feet of lot T.
Tho north 49.s feet of lot 3. and
All of lot ?, block 80. plat "A" Salt
Lake City survey.
The total cost OF said Improvement Is
estimated at three thousand four hun
dred seventy-onc and 3s-IOO (s9. i71. .3M dol
lars, OF which sum the city's portion is
two hundred forty-four and 93-100 (s2ii93l
dollars. leaving three thousand two hun
dred twenty-six and 46-1OO (s3. 3.225.i6) dol
lars to be raised by local assessment
All protests and objections to the car
rEing out of such intention must he pre-
sented in writing to the City Recorder
on or before the 18th day OF JULY, 1905
being the time set by said Council when
1t viii hear and consider such protests
and objections as NAV be made thereto.
BY order of the City Council of Salt
Lake CITY. Utah.
Dated May eth. 1906
J. r MORETONs
City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No. l12. y2l56
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FOR 2-CENT MILEAGE.
Representative Sherman Introduces
Bill In Lower House.

Representative Sherman has intro
duced in the lower House OF Congress
a bill, by the provisions OF which rail-
ways shall issue and have on sale at
all places where their tickets or Other.
transportation are sold. mileage tickets
containing coupons, one for each mile,
In books or covers OF not less than 1000
miles and not more than 5000 miles
These books must be sold at fiat rate
of 2 cents a mile. and shall be good for
transportation and checking of bag
gage upon the trains Of any railway In
tsle United States by the holder there
of, shall be unlimited as TO time OF use
shall not be restricted In passage on
any passenger train OF any railroad
engaged in interstate commerce. and
shall be redeemed upon presentation at
any ticket Office of any railroad en-
gagged in interstate commerce at their
face value"
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Notice is hereby given by the city
Council of Salt Lake City of the inten-
tion OF such council to make the follow
ing described Improvement. to-wit
TO grade, gutter aud curb with ce-
ment, and pave with macadam two road
ways lsaid macadam pavement on each
side of said roadways to be twenty-four
(24) feet wide and nine 90 inches thickl. &.
with a twenty-four (2D foot park be-
tween. on Sixth East street from the
south side of South Temple street to the
north side of Third South street. In
Paving District No IS, and defray the
abuttcrs portion of the cost and eX
pensc thereof. estimated at sixteen thou
sand eight hundred and thirty (Sl6S80)
dollars, or four and 25-100 (Ss.25) dol
lars per front foot of abuttinc property
there being 1850 feet abutting said i'm
prorement. BY local assessment upon
the lots or pieces Of ground within the
following described district being the
district to be affected and benefited by
said Improvement, naneyy3 All of lots
! and S. block 81; all of lots ]. 6, and
8 block 52, all OF lots / and s. block
all of lots and 5. block 81 all OF lots
?. 3. and 5, block 46. plat b" Salt
Lake City Survey.
The total cost OF -aid improVem ent
is estimated at twenjy-one thousand
eight hundred thirty-cight and 66-1OO
S2l ,S6S.66D dollars. of which sum the
Clty.s portion ls FIVE Thousand eight and
66-l00 t$500S So dollars. leaving six
teen thousand eight hundred and thirty
($16. $4,000 dollars to be raised by To-
cal assessment.
All protests and objections to the
carrying out Of such intention must be
presented In writing to the City Re
corder on or before the 18th day or
July 1906. being the time set by said
council when IT will hear and consider
such protests and objections as may be
made thereto
BY order of the City Council of Salt
Lake City Utah.
Dated May eth. 1906,
] b. MORETON
City Recorder
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BOOST FOR TAFT
Justice Brewer Pays Secretary OF
War Compliment at Yale.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June 26.-Thls
was Alumni day at Yale Justice David
j. Brewer, SO. who was one OF the
speakers, referred to Secretary Taft as
a man who had safely guided the coun-
try through the intricacies of the Phil
ippme situation and was at the pres
ent carrying out successfully the great
canal problem, and predicted that
he would carry TO the Presidency the
same strength OF character he has
shown in dealing with the other prob
lens"
And when he is In the White
House." said Justice Brewer. amid
great applause. Il hope and | know
he Will put into his administration those
same high principles taught by Yale
which he is already showing in his pub
lie lfe"
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For Over Fifty Years

An old and well-tried remedy. Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. 1t sootnes
the child. softens the gums. allays all
pain, cures wind coiic and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. Sold by drug
GIFTS in every part of the world, Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup.
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Two Stores Are Sold.

The property of the Utter Drug COM
pany, at Huntsville, consisting of a
drug store and a saloon. which was re-
Gently involved In financial complica
tion. has been sold by representatives.
OF the creditors. The drug store was
purchased by George f. Cave and ]. f.
Cave of Ogden. and the saloon WAS soI6
20 j. c. Wangsgard of Huntsville
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Lower Mammoth Mining company.
Principal office. room 516 Dooly build
ing, Salt Lake City, Utah Location Of
mines. near Mammoth. Juab county.
Utah
Notice There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on ac-
count of Assessment No. 16. Of 6 cents
per share. levied on the 18th day of May
1906, the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective share
holders, as follows. -..
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New Stops at Omaha.

The Union Pacific is receiving bids
for "a two-story brick and steel car shop.
3i0XS20 feet, at Omaha The new shops
in that city VIII have double the capac-
ity OF the present shops. The plans
include also new paint shop. wheel
house, storeroB1 and transfer. and are
in addition to buildings costing 1914 900
now in the course Of erection.
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OUTING EXCURSION NORTH,
June 80.

Via Oregon Short Line Greatly re-
duced rates to northern Utah and Ida
no points. and long limits Idaho
streams are famed for excellent Osh-
ing. See agents for full details City
Ticket Office, POI Main st.
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STICKNEY STICKS TO POINT.
Refuses to Withdraw Reduction in
the Grain Rates.

ST. PAUL, June 26.-A delegation OF
officials OF the Rock Island and Santa
Fe roads, who in reality represented
a number OF Western lines operating
between Chicago and the Missouri
river, called on President A B. Stick
ney Of the Great Western at his
office today, urging him to withdraw
what they called a reduction in the
grain rates. Mr.. Stickney refused to
recedc from the position he took last
week, when he ordered the elevator re-
bate discontinued.
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Railroad Notes.

About twenty cars OF steel rails have
arrived for the Bamberger road and
will be laid down north OF Pennington
just as soon as the grade Will permit
J.P. Du Finage. travelling freight and
passenger agent of the National Lines
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America Grects Janan

WASHINGTON. June 26.-Cordial
greetings have been exchanged between
president Roosevelt and Mutsuhito. the
Emperor OF Japan, over the American
capie connecting the Island of Guam
and Japan, which recently was con-.
pleted.
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And in accordance with law and an
order of the board of directors made
on the 14th day OF May. 1906 so many
shares of each parcel OF stock as may
be necessary will be sold at public auc-
Dooly building. Salt Lake City, Utah
on the 9Th day of July 1906. at Q 80
o'clock p m. OF SAID day to pay the
with the cost of advertising and ex-
pense OF sale.
A REEVES. Secretary.
First publication. June 10. 1906
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of Mexico, Is in the city with a view
TO securing some OF the colonist travel
from this State to the Republic.
Where Gush the Geysers" is the
title OF a folder just published by the
Oregon Short Line. containing a budget
OF information relative to the Yellow.
stone park, map OF the park and
some prettlly colored Illustrations
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Storage Accounts Due.

Parties whose accounts are In arrears
for storage. are hereby notified that un-
less same is paid by July 18th, '06. goods
will be sold for charges.
REDMAN VAN & STORAGE CO.
B. &. O. STORAGE co,
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n. p. MEANS BUSINESS.
Build Electric Roads From Tacoma to
Portland and Seattle.

TACOMA, Wash, June &C. NJ
Levy, third vice-president of the North
ern Pacific. announces today that the
Northern Pacific will at once build
steam or electric railroad, prob
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Drop Me a Postal,

For reduced price list for expert Ko-
dak finishing. Harry Shlpler. CONNER
cial Photographer. Isl Main st. Both
phones.
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curb and Gutter Extension No. l. yios4

ably electric, on the old Union Pacific
grade from Tacoma TO Portland The
Northern Pacific VIII also build an
electric line from Tacoma TO Seattle.
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INCREASE IN CAPITAL.
Some Figures Relative 10 Business
Done by PENNSYLVANIA

Tremendous increase In capital and
still more tremendous increase In earn
ings and profits have been the notable
facts In the history OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad company in the past six years.
How the capitalization has grown ana
what was done with the increase Is told
by these figures. condensed from a re-
cent statement OF President Cassatt:
Capital 1900. 1906. Increase.
stock s12s,o ,oOo. 600 1903 Ooo. 900 STA 4,OOO,OOO
Bonded
debt. $4,000 900 1872 100000 1O4 900 900
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN lodge No 3-Every
Thursday evening, K. OF P. hall
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LINCOLN lodge No g. *. OF P, meets
every Saturday evening O'clock H. oil
z. hail
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MINING PROPERTY IN pTNs]
canyon; ore In sight. Apply Al z
street, E. 8. Lund.
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BARGAINS IN NATIONAL \
registers. See The Hallwood5
Harks, agent. 4s Main st. 70
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RESTAURANT DOING COON
ness good location. Adore;
Tribune.
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knights OF Pytttas.

CALANTHE- NJ MYRTLE lodge NO l.
Every Monday, X OF p. hall Z. Il
Strocks c, c.. {, r., Baker. X. OF h
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SECRET SOCIETIES

ARGENTA LODGE NO. }. F. AND. A.
VI, VIII work in the NJ. Nj. degree this
"wednesday evening at o'clocK Mem
DerS invited,
MOSES c. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
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TYPEWRITER ExCHAM
ENGRAVERS AND DESIGN

ETCHINGS. HALF-TONES
cuts. De Bouzek Engraving q
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sOARD1NG-HOUSE AND pr'I
rant. near Yampa mill In a.
canyon; well-establishcd buni1s
nne running order; anv e~n
person can easily clear $4,000 ~,
must be sold at once: buildIn.
sIoV per month, has % large frs7
toilet, bath. hot and cold vat.
oining-room, kitchen, meat ~
n,eeiy furnished complete: viii /;
at great discount; come ouIct
want a snap. Call at Harris's =
carpet house, 234-23s South Stats
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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Evergreen lodge NO. lhI meets 2nd ana
4th Mondays at /, y, u r. temple. 3.
Cnalker, secretary, box 10
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FIDELITY LODGE. NO. Il. L Q. o. F..
Meets every Wednesday night at 8
o'clock, /. o, o F. temple. Visitors wei
come, n. H. Leonhard. II, G., j. g
Smith, secretary.
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FOR SAlE-MISCELLAMr|

FURNITURE OF 5-RooM W.,
cottage; bargain, house for -as., Z
IN. Apply room 3, Jennings R,Sn