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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10

d NTATE & INV co.
uN0 ,,d Arb
i. u rods on X and ''n
tsoSsu cottage except
,ib porcelain bath tub,
ri nj eIec. lights, etc, eel
iSsks southeast OF post
re-
- let. on First street
l,,Sm cottage, brick, new.
~ wash stand. ele. lights.
-,tgal wood finish. south
1uabce; easy Terms
Stll
la one 5-room brick, al
q tsth, elec. lights. man
vs:res, nne shade and
rT Iroom brick cottage
4, ilrhts, c5llar. all COM
II Der month, only three
rzsslee
ltNom modern cottage on
,taeh. hardwood floors,
d With nickle plumbing,
q we'll finished pantry,
a satlre house. cement
toe foundation that Is
Ia i-story building; stone
larse front and back
.zu,y; don't fall TO see IL,
jli0
kmen vhlto pressed brick
) zsE, pantry and closet,
" RIO o month; near 9th
18th.
no
|ral i-story 9-room brick.
N rayteular, house almost
pa; bcated on the east
N@
t'eon cottage near 5th
n; lot GXls2
D tlt with anything in the
= Rack Real Estate e.
4F Walker bldg. y623
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

1T paye to own a home"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
II w. End So. Street
s16oo-5-room frame cottage. so
IT, lot, Waterloo. Splendid
value House Is we'll pre-
served. largo rooms. ar
tesian water Terms 10
suit purchaser.
s9on0-The corner in Popperton
100 IT. south front. Mill
tary ave. still for sale at
sacrifice price, 1t ought to
be ready money at . per
cent advance. Look 1t up
at once.
s3o1ONe-room pressed brick.
strictly modern. hot, air
furnace, we'll located, 5.
E Lot 37x1l5Ia IT. TO al
ley. Can make good
terms, or Will trade for
more ground In suburbs.
s2l0o-2hx7 rods, 4-room, pressed
brick. East on 6th South,
half cash and balance TO
suit.
saono-21txs rods. 5-room. pressed
brick, modern. North,
near End West. $500 cash
and balance to suit,
s50oo-Modern, S-room residence.
Best location on n. E.
bench. House has every
modern convenience.
Owner about TO go to Cal
ifornia and will sacrifice
property, Call at the Of
flce for particulars.
s1s50-A frame cottage on First
st 4 rooms, alobs lined.
$3.50 cash. balance TO suit.
sl6oo-No. 81 Rio Grande ave.
2-story. s-room. brick and
frame, artesian water.
Lot ST1ax140, TO alley; SIS
per month and interest
Rank snap House cost
5000 to build.
Drop In and talk IT over.
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SNAPS AND JUNE SPECIALTIES,
s2So-6-rm, b. mod, n. g., 800 down.
S3250-6-rm. b., mod, n. g., $3.50 down.
s3S0Q-7-rm. b., mod. n. e., $500 down
fl6I6-4-rm. b., new. W., $50 down.
$0oO-S-rm. b., new, W. 500 down.
S2200-Tm. b., new, 8. w 800 down.
S25oo-5-rms b.. new. w, s400 down,
s26S0-7-rm. b., mod S, W. 500 down.
s3000-I-rm. b., mod. w, $3.50 down.
Sl750-5-rm, b.. new. W., $500 down.
$130o-irm. f.. new. S. @. $50 down.
$l7Oo-5-rm. b. s. e.. $500 down
sl75o-S-rm. b, new, $. e. $3.50 down.
s2d0O-6-rm. f., g. @. 5000 down.
sl900-5-rm. T., 8, c.. 500 down.
s2QN0-S-rm, T., s. G., 800 down.
S220D-6-rm. b.. mod, 9. e., $500 down,
S25O0-5-rm. T.. mod. 8. e.. $500 down
sSO00-5-rm. b., mod. g. o., 500 down,
s325o-lo-rm b., mod, g. $1,000 down
si500-S-rm b., mod, y. e, $500 down.
c. J. Bowman Co. Rooms IL and IL
Eaglo block, phones $3.50, Ind; 1892 Bell.
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WEIR, Sc w End SOUTH.
sa1no-B-roon brick cottage nearly new,
bath, toilet, etc, lot 215xl0 rods, eth
So near 9Th East
s1s6o-7-room brick and frame. city water.
flnc shade, near r. G. w shops
ssoo-9laxllO IT, 9th South. near Liberty
s1oSo-S5xli5M IT., 5th e, near 9th South.
Sls5o-1SsS170 IT.. cor. near 9Th West and
Weir ss W ind South. yS37
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30 FEET ON EAST
End So. at sl0O per
foot. Just east OF 4th
East. If you want
something to make
you some money.
BUY THIS.
The old house now on
the lot rents for $4,000
per annum.
We have others, large
and small. vacant and
improved. in all parts
OF tho city.
HOUSTON REAL ES-
TATE INV, CO,
25l S. Main.
Phones %.
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THE sTRINGER CO.,
10 West Ind 60.

We invite tho attention Of those who
intend buying homes to the following
properties. Give US a call and we Will be
pleased to show them:
Near 9th w. and N. Temple. new 8
room frame; city water; lot 2xs rods to
alley; $780, $50 cash. 80 monthly.
4th &c.. near 9th w. 3-room frame with
stairway leading to attic. where two
rooms can easily be finished; city water.
nice lot; 5000; cash 800 bal. sl2 monthly
Post ST.: near srd 3d.. almost new =
room pr. br., city water. $3.50; $3.50 cash,
bal easy monthly payments
Near 9th East, between 10th and 11th
closet, cellar. nice lawn: all fenced. Lot
s7Rx13s feet TO alley; $500; $3.50 cash,
Near 10th So. and 10th E. Groom frame,
bath. pantry, closets. collar, porches.
corner lot, 54xl57 feet to alley; $3.50, good
terms II desired.
Fifth So, near sth E., broom pr. br.
built last summer; Rec, hall. bath, toilet.
ell lights, porches. cellar, lawn small
barn; cement walks in yard; $3.50.
THE STRINGER CO.,
10 West End So.,
Bell Phone 2142-K.
Member 8, l.. City Real Estate Assn,
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

THOMAS BAIT. 50 5. W. TEMPLE.
painting. graining. paper hanging. kali
somining, tlnting. slgn painting, wall pa
per and freaco cleaning Furniture up
holstercd and repaired as good as new,
Called for and delivered free. Phone
Ind $50 x216l
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$s5O-7-room house and barn: 800 cash.
bal $40 per month. per cent.
81, 1,00o-i-room $500 cash, bal sl0,76.
Sl600-iroom red pressed brick, large
lot.
81, 1,950-5-room. walking distance; 500
down, bal. SIS per mo. including inter-
est
$2T50-New double brick, rents for S22.
SO TOO takes a business property that VIC
will guarantee you Is per cent on II you
PERKINS. MGR. NEWCoMB'S r. q
DEPT, 621s w. Second So.
Room T. Both Phones. y6f2
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KELSEY & GILLESPIE CALL THE AT
tcntion Of the homo buyer, the Investor
aud speculator. The opportunities to
mako money In real estate in this city
were never apparent at this
time. WE SAY BUY. DON'T WAIT;
DO 1T NOW.
sf75 per foot buys a splendid biz. front
tage, one-haf block north OF Knutsford
hotel. Do you know that 36x%o feet just
opposite this piece sold this week for
$500 per foot?
40x32O feet, biz block, frst-class 9-story
pressed brick, Second So, one-half block
cast OF Main st
81 1904 beautiful corner l65xl55 feet, on
North Bench; sidewalks. etc; "B" 81.
s, S,7O-Handsome new pressed brick,
modern 2-story residence OF 10 rooms, 2
baths. hard wood finish; not built for
sale, can't replace for $1,000, south front,
grand view, etc, First st.
&c, 6,6OO-A splendid substantial brick home
of . rooms; lot 2x165 feet, east front,
5th East st drive near 9th So, St, bar
gain. lot worth $1,000.
Of rooms, finished in hard wood. lot
Iox1ao feet south front, this is n gem 4"
we have several nrst-clnss wholesale
warehouse and trackage properties,
We have several interest-paying Invest
mcnts in the way or terraces, etc.
Wc want the public 10 understand real
estate is our business, and that We are
mIyinp and selling all the time,
Come and talk with us. We only ad-
vertise few special properties az sam
pieS KELSEY & GILLESPIE,
22 u, 1st So. st ySS3
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LOOK AT THESE.
$3.50 buys a neat 3-rm new cottage;
pantry and closet. 9Th E. and uth
So Lot 4SNl57.
5000 for whole block (2h acres); North
Bench; city water; nne land. This
Will double in value In few months.
sNoo for Arm. mod brick, on North
Bench. This is almost new; must
be sold Easy terms.
$4,000 for tho finest corner on Brigham
street
MANY OTHERS
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO,
81 T.. 1st So st.
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g BRICK. MODERN
neation-sn5o. $500
pantry and closet
nI q mo.
= e., modern, adobe
@ade and fruit trees
>. E bench; lot sltx7
,sedsrn. N z. bench
-. !. y, " md So. Both
..s. I2197
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WORTH LOOKING UP.

WORTH LOOKING UP.
s90O1-Modern, new brick, east side. 10
rooms bath. cleo. l.. W. etc. lot
4X10 rods.
$45no-Brlgham St. paving and sewer. 7
rooms and bath. 2lSx1o rods.
s3SO0-East bench. modern S-room. nice
lot shade and lawn: house alone
cost $500 to build. 20
S20pO-Takes neat 4-room cottage on 4th
East St, close In, 2RN9 rods; sewer
and sidewalk
s25oo-4 acres on State st; small cottage.
slSon-5 acres on w. Srd So. all frontage.
a great speculation. Good terms.
s4OOO-Buys modern double house, cast
side, rents now for $+6 per month.
Can be rented for $50.
E J. Wills. IS w. Ind So. st. rooms .
and 80. Morlan block.
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~ hnd, any size or any
s2y you. Ranck Real
sH Co, suite 23l-252 D.
q y62
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SAMPLE BARGAINS.

SAMPLE BARGAINS.
WEST SIDE
| 9B W. 2nd South; broom pressed bk..
| stone trimmed; beautiful porches, bath,
toilet; G. J.; cement walk all round; dne
rs So. Sth West; 4-room, cream blk. ce-
ment walk; terms; sls75.
92l Cannon St; rooms 401,1S s1275.
1850
West 1st So, 7-room, mod; terms: $3.50.
EAST SIDE.
On End st; Groom; bath; toilet; e. J.;
! mantel; $3.50.
On 18th East and South Temple: Groom
bk; bath. toilet; e. l. mantel, connected
South 9Th East: broom bk.: lot sox1as;
terms; $3.50
On Bryan ave; { rooms; terms: s1oso
On 9Th St; S-room. mod; south front;
On 9th East; rooms; bath; toilet; e. l.
mantel; terms; $3.50
ON So. eth East, Groom mod; 5ox157 It.;
$500
BUILDING LOTS.
4x10 rods. l1th East, sl15O.
ebkN7a rods; End st; sl125.
3hxl0 rods on End st. s1150.
21axS rods; East 2nd South; $500.
c. +. LITTLE & CO.,
Both Phones 2SiS. 209-210 Atlas Block.
ysoS
E. f. CAsADY & CO. 4o7 ATLAS BLK
Business property on State street. so IT.
s45oo-9-r. mod, p. b., n. p. bath, toilet,
e. l., fur, l.. 2l5s10 500 cash, bal. $50
per month.
@25O-Splendid new 5-r r. p. b. cottage
on n. b., mod In every way except fur;
500 cash. bal. S25 per month.
S01o-New 5-r. p. b. cottage close IN;
sS6Oo-9-r mod. house. interior fnish
very fine; L. 65 ft,x10 rds., with l6 IT,
alley in rear. This is a bargain.
SSocm2-r, mod, p; b, on n. b.: $50 cash,
Ss5o|S0 3rd ave. Waterloo; 7-r. house;
easy terms.
s21Oo+-r, mod. p, b, S. e; $500 cash. bal.
s20o9-7-r, mod. p. b, W. s.; 5000 cash.
bal S25 per mo.
s175oI.r. p. b, 2 blocks from P C. W,
depot; 500 cash. bal SIS per mo.
Building Lots.
bxlo, east side, close In. S210o.
2!5Xlo. E. 3rd So, bet 4th and 9Th E..
5x5 cor. on n. b., Al location, 5000
Sx1O on l. St. near So Temple, $3.50
7IzX10 n. b., close In. $4,000.
L, e, Cesady & Co. Atlas Blk. Bell
phone. 2Z27. yS2o
WE STILL HAVE A FEW LEFT!
7-rm frame on 7th West, near 3rd So:
$3.50: large lot and a bargain.
5-r brick on E. 9Th So. 1850.
5-r brick on sth East 5000, easy pay
ments; lot 60xl65 to alley.
7-r mod. on Q St. near Brigham; $4,000;
ar, p. B., house; West Side; 5000; easy
terms.
Ser mod. p. brick, on 9Th East. near 9Th
So: $3.50; this is a bargain
5-r m. b.. on 18th East near Brigham.
$3.50: easy terms; lot 3X10 rods.
SKIS feet on Main. bet. 7th and sth So.
s2lOo; this must be sold at once; a bargain
for someone,
1c0O-acre farm; 100 In alfalfa. 200 in small
grain; plenty OF water; good house. barn
and corral
MAHAN INV. co, q Eagle Block
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

HOMER & ROBERTSON.
SPECIAL.
FoUR-RooM BRICK COTTAGE.
LOT s21sx165 FEET.
MAGNIFICENT TREES.
SOUTH FRONT.
FIFTH STREET.
BETWEEN
G. AND H.
SS250.
BEAUTY
BARGAIN IN A BUILDING LOT.
s24x1s5 FEET.
GAS IN STREET.
SEWER AND SIDEWALK TAX PAID.
E. NEAR IND ST.
$500
HOMER e. ROBERTSON,
DESERET NATIONAL BANK BLDG,
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS.
BOTH PHONES 142
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DER HOMES.

[lER HOMES.
- southeast of tho city
~ With abundance of
p ah pond and one small
n hrge springs, all under
|4 y nade the finest sum-
y Vest.
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Isliss water right, all
g mail house. on south
kl for S19; this is pos
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ID cultivation. several
3r on the place, with
? cos Of the best snaps
ns price, $3.50; this can
iua nne summer home.
~ hsh ponds, etc.
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EAST SIDE. NEW. s-RM. MODERN.
p. b., large rec. hall. large bath room.
toilet, finest plumbing. yellow pine finish.
rooms: 2 large cemented rooms In base
ment, furnace. lawn, cement walks: lot
2Lx5 II you buy and want to rent II we
will find you a tenant who will pay you
so per month. 1t has sot 10 go; $3.50;
terms
Another South East 6-rm. p b modern;
$500 cash. bal s25 per month; $3.50.
BUCKWALTER & SERMON.
327-32s Atlas Block.
ye07 Bell Phone $3.50 x.
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDING

WILL HUD.D YOU A HOME AT LOW
est figure; plans furnished. l. E. Miller,
1o23 8. 7th East, gSs3
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sfa islzs..r .rwSlo.sToRY, 5
ksssiks. corner corner lot, fine
'Sher. Address c
y1Sl
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NEW A-ROOM PR. BR.. PANTRY.
closet summer kitchen, two lots. at 17es
ith East, Waterloo line. $l760. y77e
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FOR sALE-CONTINUoUS CURRENT
G. e. generator. "a XIV, 125 volts; also
plain self-contnined 25-S5 h. p. Atlas en-,
gine; both machines now In operation and
may be seen at " ork. Address New Eng
land G. & c. Mining Co. Bingham. y4o5
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SIX-ROOM HOUSE, xxi RDS. GROUND,
9Th S. near 4th E, s15oO Linck. Com
mcrcial blk yS4i
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PHON0GRAPHS

UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
M S. Hanauer. !. v, saaier'
Is2 So West Temple. P o. Box 1446
Analytical work q speciality Price-list
mailed lElsf
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18
The bulletin also says that saltpeter is
even more astringent than salt and 1t Is

The bulletin also says that saltpeter is
even more astringent than salt and 1t il
harmful to health.
y According to such statements, how can
the department of agriculture say that
the finest quality of meats can be cured,
with salt, etc. We do not wish all of
our preserved meats salt cured, as salt
when it draws out the meat juices less
ems the food value by withdrawing the
albumen, which Is the nutriment So
why does not the department of agri-
culture deem meats adulterated when
some of the food value has been ex-
,tracted by salt?
Borax and BorIc Acid.
The department of agriculture claims
borax and boric acid are considered
harmful, but they are sometimes used
to preserve meat because they hasten
the curing process. Borax and boric
acid are not astringents; they do not
penetrate the meat; consequently do not
draw out the meat juices or harden the
fiber or shrink the volume of the meat.
They are much miIder in their action on
meats than salt. Chemically speaking
they are salts, and they are mild
er in their actions on the hui
man system than salt. There is
not an authentic record of borax or boric
acid ever harming persons who have con-
sumed foods preserved with them.
There, are authentic records, however,
of where salt has sent many a poor sail
or to "Davy Jones locker"
England has consumed boraxed foods
for a quarter of century, and she well
knows the. value and innocence of borax
and boric acid as preservatives. I am
confident we would be healthier nation
| If our meats were not so heavily salted
and if they were mildly cured with borax.
| The danger Of tainted, poisonous meats
would be obviated by the judicious use
of borax or boric acid I have the wise
| opinions of the worlds peers in chemis-
! try to substantiate my claims that borax
preservatives, when used as food pre-
.servatives, are non-injurious to the har-
monious working Of our digestive or
gans.
Nevertheless, I will hail with delight
! the pure food law that will stop the ne
farious practice of adulterating foods.
| H. H. Langdon.
New York, March 10.
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ABOUT THE STATE

Sabin is to have a depot. He
Hastings is fixing up a fire depart
ment. -
Anoka wants the Mississippi. bridged
at that place. Il"
A Baptist church is to be organized
at Saltwater April T.. al
Moorhead< held-its first election Tues
day. II. A. Bruins was elected mayor
Otter Tail county has BIT scholars;
Todd county, 1,543; Sherburne, 1903;
Stearns, 5,344
When the snow blockade was raised
at Glenwood there was" just one sack
of flour left in the town.
Wilkin county has voted by an over
whelming majority against the issuing
of bonds for courthouse and JAIL
Minnesota has 6,151 Indians, of whom
2,912 wear citizens dress; 765 are agri-
culturists and 355 engage in other civic
employments.
Winona is to have an electric light
company, incorporated with a capital
stock of $4,000 and a limit of indebt-
edness of $4,000.
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What Sulphur Does
For the Human Body in Health
-. ...- and Disease. ..:~-. !..s.-.

The mention of sulphur will recall to
many of US the early days when our
mothers and grandmothers gave US our
daily dose of sui phur and molasses
every spring and fall, 49,
1t was the UNIVERSAL spring and fall
"blood purifer,' tonic and cure-an,
and, mind you, this old-fashioned rem
edy was not without merit. 49,,
The idea was good, but the remedy
was crude and unpalatable, and a large
quantity had to be taken to get any
effect.
effects Of sulphur in a palatable, con-
is far more effective than table
spoonful of the crude sulphur.
In recent years research and expert
ment have proven that the best sui phur
for medicinal use is that obtained from
Calcium Calcium Sulphide) and sold
Stuart $ Calcium Waters: They are
small chocolate coated pellets and con-
tain the active princi pie of sulphur in
"a highly concentrated, effective form.
Few people are aware of the value
OF this form Of sulphur in restoring and
sulphur acts directly on the liver, and
excretory organs and purifes. and en-
riches the blood by the prompt elimina-
ton of waste material.
Our grandmothers knew this when
they dosed us with sulphur and mo-
lasses every spring and fail, but the
crudity and impurity of ordinary
flowers of sulphur were often worse
than the disease, and cannot compare
with the modern concentrated prepara-
tions of sulphur, of which Stuart s
Calcium Waters is undoubtedly the
best and most widely used.
They are the natural antidote for
liver and kidney troubles and cure con
stipation and purify the blood in a way
that. often surprises patient and
physician alike.
DR.. R. M. Wilkins, while experiment
ing with sulphur remedies, soon found
that the sulphur from Calcium was
superior to any other form. He says:
For liver, kidney and blood. troubles
stpaon or T mnar issot hagve f been
T. prised at the results obtained from
Stuart's Calcium Wafers In patients
suffering from boils and pimples and
even deep-seated carbuncles, I have re
peatedly seen them dry mp and disap
pear in four or five days, leaving
the skin smooth. Although Stuart ):
Calcium Waters is proprietary
article and sold by druggists and FOL
that reason tabooedy by many physi
clans, yet I know of nothing so safe
and reliable for constipation. liver ant
kidney troubles and especially in al
forms of skin diseases assthis remedy
At any rate people who are tired O.
pills, cathartics and so-called bloot
Gpurifers will find in Stuart's Cal
eium Waters, a far safer, more palat
able and effective preparation.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Harry Doerr is back from his east
ern trip.
D. M. Clough, wife and daughter.
have returned from visit to, the
pineries.
Charley Mitchell, late city circulator
of the Tribune has been appointed
business manager of the paper.
Lac Stafford was aboard the Howard
which was burned at st. Louis Sunday
night. He escaped uninjured, minus
his baggage.
John W. Arctander, formerly of Min
neapolis, but now Of Kandiyohi county,
has been appointed district attorney
for the twelfth judicial district. h
R. f. Jones and DR.. Dunsmoor at
tended the inaugural ball at Washing
ton. Mr.. Jones brought home one Of
the beautiful invitations, which is a
triumph Of artistic skill in the engrav-
ing line Fhanks are returned to these
gentlemen for one of the ball programs.
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found-not chloroform. but ether.

4 ! u {. 81 ~
found not chloroform. but ether. It
would do, perhaps.
1t was morning before the end came.
And the wife and husband could and did
have last word of love and trust. Then
we did not remove the sponge. Can au-
topsy showed the case as we had dag
nosed it. The case was hopeless.)
know one of the two who, as pulse and
breath stopped, bowed his head upon the
couch and wept as men rarely weep.
Months afterward saw in the Lancet a
justification Of such practice in just such
cases. u.
am looking now upon the face Of the
gallant young fellow as shown in pho
tograph he had given me, and say to It,,
as said then to. myself, and as say
now: II hope some good friend may
have the nerve in like emergency to
stand by me as We three stood by you. :"
gone for me, beyond controversy. IS.
March 10, 1906.
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WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK

secure the thoughtful attention and CO.
operation of our most practical men.
We must favor boosting; we must
discourage Knocking
1t seems to me everything is to be
gained by bringing this question to the
very front of public thought.
A campaign of progress, campaign
Of education along this line will give the
republican party an issue that will
strike a responsive chord in the ranks
of the manufacturer, the jobber. mer-
chant, farmer and laborer; and will
bring to the republican party success; to
the people and state great prosperity.
&C. E.. Chase.
Anoka March 10, 1906. 81, ri
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Steel is going thru Fargo for the Mis-
souri, division.
a Valley City, voted Tuesday last to be
incorporated as a city.
Tower City is 500 feet higher than
Fargo-prices according.
In six months there have been five
violent murders at Pierre.
Presbyterian church has been or
ganized at Barrie, Richland county.
Pierre has not set eyes on railroad
train since the first day of January.
The Red River Loan & Trust COM
pany is about to organize at Fargo
with P. II. Smith and H. 3. Fletcher
Of Minneapolis; at the head Of it.
Tower City is the only town In Da-
kota In which nearly every business is
represented, except that Of whisky.
There is not a saloon in the place.