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For Rent-Unfurnished Flats.

.o~ FLATS NOT HEATED. ~
hardwood floors, open plumbing, furnace.
1S.50--2S27 Lyndale S, rooms, LIST floor, mod
@ efa eTeeRs nfae az
s15ooH322 YET western saas; av, rooms list floor
s15ooe22is 18th av S, rooms, city water,
:s1o.oo.e2ove sth st S. 5 rooms, cistern. we'll,
se.oo-7so E Lake st, rear fat, rooms. city
water, gas, 9. closet. ., n,,.,,.
Q In a MONTH Fl Or 50 2o1 Will Be %
o looking for a fiat and can't find one o
o that Is desirable at, reasonable rent. o
We have the best fiat In the city for
the price at No. 325 q 10th st; has six
o rooms. hardwood floors, finish, open o
can take it now at '' very low rental o
o and be sure OF good fat See US Q.
David P. Jones & Co. o
o o 20 90 20 o o o % o o %
CORNER, EAST FRONT, SIX AND SEVEN
modern, finished il MAHOGANY and cherry,
without children, finely decorated. Call on
him show you the Oats. R. $. .Burphyte.
y STEAM HEATED FLATS.
S35-621h 18th st S. 6 rooms. 1st floor, corner,
800 ,h hardwood floors newly decorated @
\
wood floors open plumbing.
esdc1s 1T na for fsnt ,n,t he
Nickelss & Smith, Bill Nicollet av.
a NEW, VERY ATTRACTIVE, COMPLETE
second-foor apartment in duplex house, 5
rooms and alcove porcelain bath, closet and
gas and fxtures hot water boiler sth ward,
east front with beautiful shade and lawn;
$22; no children. The p. A. Conrad Co., 513
Phoenix building. t!s'%5
soR ansr2n s E FLAT, = aoons
Q and bath; 1s4e s Micollet av, within Z
0 w. w. Clark Realty Co., {
10 BIZ Nicollet. .H8 {
10 o o o Q o o o q II o o o., o. {
FOR RENT-261e " 2lst ST, IS a FLAT
5 and 9 rooms each, which We viii rent 70,
from So to $12 to desirable tenants. Eact
at has city t. yetfs and
Co., 40S list, az s. sFs ss
FOR RENT-FRoM JULY /, BEAUTIFUL Z
\ room duplex fat; steam heat, hardwood floors
finely decorated, bath. closets, sunlight eges
/ Aldrich av $; only $50 and half cost Of heat
ing. Call mornings. Mrs CT D. Smith.
2o15 DUPONT Az ST.. COLONIAL DUPLEX
just completed; = rooms; ard .storeroom;s 3sxtr
one block from Hennepin .ear,aneas other Lines
: Apply on premises. lEE.sss i.ls...
FOR RENT-rwo NICE sIx-RooM FLATS
4 thoroughly modern even. to soft drinking al
4 tesian water, two blocks away from Hennt
II pin car lines, near new parade. $36 and $Se
81 and 70 Lyndale av N. F.. M Henry. Lun
u Der Exchange. NJ, s{i5S.2t Is =
4 FOR RENT-FINEST AND BEST LOCATE
n duplex seyen-room fat. two blocks from Lal
Calhoun half block Como Harriet line, fftee
minutes from Washington ny; everything mo-
ern new, up-to-date. DR.. Haywood, 81
II Irving av S. Ii Fs s ~. +,.S
: FLATS, OR 4 ROOMS MODERN ExCEP
II heat; no children. 3. s. Palmer. 50, 10t
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FOR RENT Il
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For Rent Unfurnished Houses.
Continued, 80
THORPE EROS.

! Isl. THORPE EROS.
:. Modern Houses, Flats and Stores,
$a.OO-1sl9 ID st N. a rooms, second door.
SS.oo-927 washington av s, 8 rooms.
a%sks rs9ma m mSesn
| $l2.b0-L5U6 MsLake st,Sb rooms, In good repair.
$l5. 0o-26l5 2bth stss, g rooms, modern,
$50. O0--2ss7 9th as5 S.,fsecond floor. DUPLEX 8
rooms, thoroughly modern. ,5f
$!5.00-925 Washington nv s, rooms modern.
81 . sss 81 aso %oaeP 4osfn
S22. 0o-27O7 Grand av s, 8 rooms and barns. will
be all decorated at once. r.
a oaIand az sr f1o rooms modern
- a,,, !. door. Walking distance. 80.
s$s eSa4o$ st h0f ~ = 5, 70 roon ass MODERN
s4o.oo-2o19 I'd az s. 10 rooms. thoroughly mod
ern and barn; walking distance.
5000 Royalston av, 8 rooms, modern. /,
800 O0-1022 18th av, 10 rooms. modern; every.
thing in best of condition
$S0.Oo-1l5 16th av N, rooms, modern.
$50. o0-2713 Emerson av S. duplex, first or
, second floors, rooms. newly decorated
a "a an s. ~ r rsSms m meSs
$35. Oo-s2o1-3 Garfield av, new duplex. I roc MS
/. thoroughly modern Just completed. one
OF the best residence localities. =
SOS. 0o-22O0 Hennepin ay, IL rooms, thoroughly
: modern. large lawn and trees. SS
Il Modern Flats. ~
11.Oo-1707-9 4th av s, rooms, thoroughly
IL. modern. - .f.'...~ r. ;7s-.-. q I.
The Norwood, 1903 9th av S. second floor, 8
rooms, thoroughly modern. steam heat.
janitor services, artesian we'll, hardwood
floors; reduced rates to Sept l.
5.o0-9v9 W Franklin ay. 5 rooms. furnished.
----+ $27. so. 49, . 3 ---s-..
ssooo-iso6-s Sd av S. . rooms. modern, will
h.. be completed June is. -
$35 oo-l42o Chicago ay rooms, modern. ~
| $SS'0O-1207-9 w 10Th st, rooms, modern, Just
COmDlptp. un-tO-date
New 'dupes, 24s7-4i Si i az. s rooms;
| thoroughly modern, just completed. = <
$50 0o-9o5 W Franklin av, rooms, on corner;
| IS, all outside windows. -'5-'s:''. 4 - -. -,
$42.O0-2l3 9th st S, rooms. first door, all
thoroughly modern. ~ :. !
The New Concord, 65 18th st s; one and two
| room apartments; passenger elevator,
high-class cafe in connection. ", 3,
| Lowry ELL Apartments-709 Douglas av,
rooms. first floor, beautifully decorated
''' modern, ' new duplex. frst door. heated
| See our list Of furnished and unfurnished cot
tages at the lake. -, -. s.@
s75.oo-25o I'd av S. 24xeo basement and frs
;. for any kind of business: If desired car
| get two upper floors in connection
% ay 44 4VsSo good elevator
614-16 Hennepin av, second and third floors, SCI
1925; choice steam heating plant
o.s. .:aG
ofhees. ;s:. e.;
Desirable Offices for dentists or doctors at 81
list av s, second floor. -s'
Income property demands expert attention
| Have you property to rent? ~:
| We make speciality Of renting and taking
care of all kinds Of property, managing estates
| Thorpe Bros
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For Rent-Furnished Houses.

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE IN DESIR-
able location and within walking distance of
- business section. Including services Of excel
< lent cook from July to- Oct. /, very reason
Is" able terms. Owner going TO- Europe. Address
2765. Journal - = -
USE oF BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED EIGHT-
room residence in eighth ward to responsible
family who will board and look after 17-year-
Old daughter for two months during .owner s
absence from city. Address 2795, Journal
THREE PLEASANT ROOMS AND BATHROOM;
r. upstairs in nice cottage completely furnished
for housekeeping: screened porch. SIS; mod
> ern; walking distance. Key 4O1 Girard av N
TO RENT-FURN1sHED HOUSE IN VERY
r. pleasant locality; rooms to responsible par
/ ties, $25 per month; lawn and trees Address
PART OF FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR TWO
months. zoos 18th SE Take Como Har.
r{o 49,.
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,pHloToGR.APHIc SUPPLIES

YOUR CREDIT rs GOOD FOR A CAMERA Oh
kodak at W Moreau Co., GIG Nicolet ay
We do developing and printing; employ only
experts, Prices reasonable. -
KODAK AND BROWNIE CAMERAS ARE DAY.
Eight loading Buy them Of o. a.. Peck Co.,
I'D 9th st s.
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o o o o % o O. o
o e.. 49, S45. %~:.. = -
o, 2019 I'd av S. choicest neighborhood in
% Minneapolis. ten-room,- thoroughly mod
20 eru house; hardwood floors throughout -
o s. extra choice heating plant; everything
20 is In frst-class condition; large barn;
10 walking distance. :, ..s... L.. - =
o Thorpe Bros. 2O6 Andrus Bldg. '%
O o 20 o 0 o o o o o
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MONUMENTS

WE STILL HAVE SEVERAL HUNDRED NOM
uments and markers to be closed ont at
Wholesale Prices ranging from IS to $500.
Anoka Granite & Marble Works, sslesroorn 42a
washington ay n.
NORTHWESTERN MANTEL CO., MONUMENTS,
headstones and markers; special designs on
request. Office 419 9Th ST s. Granite and
Marble Works, 351T Hen. ay. Both phones.
NORTHWESTERN MANTEL co. MONUMENTS.
headstones and markers; special designs on
request. Offtce 40 9Th st s. Granite ana
Marble Works. 3517 Hen. ev. Both phones
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FOR RENT-HoUsE, ROOMS, MODERN Elk
cept heat; win be nicely repaired for re-
sponsibie tenant; adults wanted. 1905 4th
~ o. n. ss AT. ]. Z.
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Se6-220O HENNEPIN Av, TEN ROOMS, MOD
ern, combination heat, laundry, cyclone cellar
$4o-14t1 Emerson av N, eight rooms. fine
laundry, gas stove and range, barn, hardwood
floors; fine property. ae ID
$8b so12 James av s, eight rooms, hard
wood floors furnace open plumbing, laundry,
y barn. good lawn, overlooking Lake Calhoun
$3S-3 Oak Grove st, nine rooms, fArnace,
hardwood floors, open plumbing, corner.
sac. So-1702 Nicol1et av, eight rooms mod
ern, furnace hardwood floors, open plumbing,
laundry.
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BADGERS RENTAL LIST.
Flats. .....-

iii " 32d st. 4th floor, 8 rooms, mod
ern, steam heat 80: .$22 so
lib W 32d st. Sd floor, rooms modern,
steam heat Observation-Disclosures. 27.5o
5000 Blaisdell Nv. I'd floor, 6 rooms mod
ern, steam heat ............... 5000
1927 Chestnut av. LIST floor rooms, mod
ern, steam heat .................... 5000
1925 Hawthorn av I'd floor, 6 rooms. mod
ern, steam heat Observation-Disclosures. a7.so
1923 Hawthorn av, LIST floor, z rooms, mod
ern, steam heat .................... 1880
1914 3th st NE, I'd floor, 6 rooms, mod
ern, steam heat .............::.... $500
1ak 9th st NE, Sd floor, rooms, mod.
I'm, steam heat .................... $500
Houses.
2714 50 av 8, rooms, city water !. ~. .$1s 90
SIT Ridgewood av, rooms, modern ex-
eept heat. .................... $500
1900 Sd av 8, 8 rooms modern. ........... sc. 90
Tie Sd Az s, Is rooms modern. ........ $500
1921 Stevens av, 8 rooms modern ........ 80. 90
Walter L. Badger
+. ..aa- s.sgsFssSz 8OO-SO4 Oneida Bldg.
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PENSIONS

RoHT. WATSON, WAR VETERAN, PENSION
atty. box <1a, s2s Boston. block. sAiDneapolis.
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% o TO +. <. 8 5AS 4 & & %
Real Estate, Rentals and Loans, 4
POS Andrus Bldg.
1928 Washington av 8, five rooms,
1902 tth ' a vs. $, eight rooms, modern s.o'00
aso4 18th a7 4's 5, four rooms, city ~
Partly Modern Flats and Duplex Houses.
1o1 18th st, ten rooms, all mod
113 e 18th st. nine rooms, all mod
2s2s ID ay s. Ave rooms, all mod -
ern. nat q. Zl6O
Dol Hawthorn av, second and third
floors. seven rooms, bath. 80. 1000
} sos Hawthorn av, five rooms, bath
and city water .............. 1900
81 18th st 8, four rooms, bath, g.
nat 1000
1928 Nicollet av; six rooms, first
floor, bath, modern. ........ 17.Oo
49, 7th av 8, four rooms, second
=" foors Observation-Disclosures. Hoo
, at 9th av 8, large hall, modern. .125. 90
, Modern Flats with Heat.
) 8o2 18th st. s, five rooms bath, -
. 1925 Sd av s, six rooms. bath, nat i $3.50
D 1o15 Sd ay s, seven rooms, bath,
. 1909 LIST nv s, seven rooms, bath, IT,.
aat ......... ........ 4S.SO
. 1925 Hennepin av, six rooms, bath,
nat o.. 1000
Q 1925 Henneptn nv, six rooms, bath,
0 fiat B 4. 1000
o 122S Hennepin av, seven rooms, 81.
. - bath, dat G ............:. 1000
o 1225 Hennepin av, seven rooms, 49,.
. bath, nat 4................ 1000
. 49, Dat a.; :.......... 80. 1900
0 1925 Hennepin av, two rooms, bath, -
o nat g.. 100
o Is 9th st s, seven rooms, bath,
o fat 1000
O n q q -
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FOR RENT

For Rent Miscellaneous.
FOR RENT-BARN AT REAR OF NO. 10 11TH
st s, or suitable for shop. A. B. Latham, No.
617 Guaranty Bldg.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-09
SKIN ECZEMA
n WORST FORM
Black SpIotches All Over Face
Produced Severe itching Years
Treatment by Physicians Did No
Good and Became Despondent-
Affected Parts Now Clear as Ever
Alabama lady's
CURE BY THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES

About four years ago / was afflicted
with black splotches all over my face
and a few covering my body, which
produced n severe itching irritation, and
which caused me a great deal Of annoy
ance and suffering, to such an extent that
was forced to call in two Of the leading
physicians Of my town. After a thor
ough examination of the dreaded COM
plant they announced it TO be skin
eczema in its worst form. They treated
me for the same for the length Of one
year, but the treatment did me no good.
FINALLY l became respondent and
decided to discontinue their services,
Shortly afterwards, my husband in read
ing a copy of % weekly New York
paper 81 an advertisement of the Cuti-
cura Remedies. lie purchased the en-
tire outfit, and after using the contents
of the first bottle of Cuticura Resolvent
in connection with the Cuticura Soap
and Ointment, the breaking out entirely
stopped. | continued the use of the
Cuticura Remedies for six months, and
after that every splotch was entirely
gone and the affected parts were left rs
clear as ever. have not felt q symp-
tom of the eczema since, which was three
years ago.
The Cuticura Remedies not only
cured me of that dreadful disease,
eczema, but other complicated troubles
as we'll; and / have been the means of
Others being cured of the same disease
by the Cutieura Remedies, and / don't
hesitate in saying that the Resolvent
is the best blood medicine that the world
has ever known" Lizzie +. Sledge,
$40 Jones Ave-,
oct. u. 1905. Selma, Ala.
Sold throughout the weird. Cuticurs Scan. 2sc, o;nt-
sssnt, &c, kssoiveni, Soc. lin ferna Of Chocolate Coated
faiIs. V, per vial Of eal, may be had Of ali druggists,
f.esf DTS and Chem, Corp, Seie Props. Boston. Macs.
~ Nailed frce, "Tae Cuticnrs Skin Book" and
"Aow to Cure DisegpstEg laEeras
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Exclusive Agent Here.
The Hub.
las Vegas. N. NJ.

To clear the premises Of rats. place
freshly Stacked lime In their runways.
Ink stains may be removed from
white goods by rubbing promptly with
a slice Of lemon.
The best griddie greaser Il a tur-
nip halved. Makes no smell aud keeps
from sticking.
Alum water will restore almost any
faded colors IL put In the rinsing wa.
ter after the goods are washed.
The air In a damp cellar ma be
made drier and purer by placing In II
an open box containing fresh lime.
A sponge may be cleaned by letting
u lie covered In milk for twelve
hours and then rinsing In cold water.
Glass may be cut with q chisel II
Kept constantly wet with camphor
gum dissolved In spirits OF turpentine.
In cleansing paint spots that will
not yield TO soap. try a damp cloth,
wei In strong soda water, and rub
lightly.
Newspapers soaked In a solution
made Of cayenne pepper and water
and thrust into mice holes will free
the house from mice.
A handful Of salt In The bluing wa.
ter will keep clothes from freezing
IN the severest winter weather. a fact
worth remembering.
In case Of a burn or scald the O..
sential thing Is TO exclude tho afr
az quickly as possible. if not blister.
ed cover with an old linen cloth din.
ped In sweet oil, then cover securely
from the air. For a slight burn cover
with common salt. This will soon
ease the pain. =
To remove mud splashes from soft
dress material leave until thoroughly
dry then rub gently with a dry corn.
cob: It will not roughen the goods as
a brush does. Lake or sea sand will
freshen velvet and remove the dust,
Apply fine sand quite freely, then
brush until one remains. always
brushing the pile the wrong way.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-09

Porvenir Resort
Now Open for the winter

This beautiful resort nestles among
the pines At the foot OF Hermit's
Peak. amidst the grandest scenery of
the Rocky Mountain region, and OF.
fering all the comforts Of the city
hotel. as 1t does. with the great ad.
Vantages Of a shelter. mountain TEN.
perature. pure crystal water and balm
laden mountain breezes and innumer.
able attractions. II Is the ideal place
for those In need Of health. rest and
recreation.
Rates: Board and Lodging: Per
day. $500: per week. 5000; per
month. $500: per month In cottages.
5000
Sixteen miles from Las Vegas.
Excellent table service. Good com.
Portable beds.
NJ. ROMERO, Mgr. and Prop.
Telephone No. 20. two rings.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-09
GLITTER AND PAGEANTRY MARK
Installation OF LORD MAYOR

London. Nov. with all the giit.
ter and pageantry that have marked
the ceremony for centuries past. SIR
william Treloar. known 40 the Child.
ren's Alderman" was to-day installed
Lord Mayor of London, succeeding Sir
Waiter Vaughn Morgan. The old o..
tablished custom showed little sign Of
becoming obsolete. and owing 10 the
popularity Of the new lord mayor and
some novel features In tho street
parade, the occasion was the most In
teresting Of recent years.
The chief features OF the procession
IA the representation In costume OF
~ centuries Of the civic life Of the
City Of London, In the person Of n
lord mayor and his officers Of each
century. The pageant was rendered
additionally attractive by the fact
that the various groups were mounted
ON horseback. which gave all the spec.
tators q good view Of the ancient civ.
10 state dress.
Such historic lord mayors as Fftz
Allyn and Dick Wilmington were In
ciuded, but It was only after q long
debate that the committee finally de-
cided TO include John wilkes In the
pageant. wilkes, who was lord may.
or In 177i, sat In parliament for Mid.
dlesex and also Ayiesbury. His ex.
puision from parliament and the
stormy scenes In which he was the
central figure. are matters of history.
The first time he was elected lord
mayor the aldermen rejected him, a
fact which led 10 q riot at the Guild.
hall. He ultimately served the office,
and spent $4,000 Of his own money
during the year OF his mayoralty. in
which the Inequalities were on a
scale Of great magnificenee.
Out Of special compliment to the
new lord mayors long connection
with the crippled children's movement,
the committee included In the process
sion a huge car, carrying a score of
boys and girls. selected by the Ragged
School Union, and carrying banners
representative OF the numerous phil.
anthropic departments of this well.
known institution.
Military Display a Feature
The procession started from the
Guildhall at 10 O'Clock. Along the
route the usual flags and bunting was
dosplayed. The decorations in front
Of the Guildhall were of the usual Law
ish description. The LIST Kings ORA
COON Guards furnished the escort to
the new lord mayor. and several line
regiments also marched In the process.
sion. The new executive, with the
retiring lord mayor. rode in the pic.
turesque state carriage. which was
drawn by eight cream-coiored horses
with outriders and Positions In gor-
geous livery. The entire route to the
law courts and return was lined with
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spectators. who loudly cheered the
various novel features OF the process
sion. Arriving ut the law courts the
usual picturesque ceremonies Of
swearing In the new lord mayor and
Introducing him to the judges and 9th
err dignitaries were gone through.
The procession then reformed and 50.
turned 10 tho Guildhali by a different
route from that by which II had come.
This afforded an opportunity for nd.
ditionai thousands 10 view the page.
ant.
Lord Mayors Banquet
The ceremonies Of the day conclude
this evening with the customary lord
mayors banquet at the 'Guildhail, at.
tended by the cabinet ministers, for.
eign ambassadors and many other not
able guests.
The banquet will be OF the usual
brilliant character. All such functions
In the Guildhalt have not been So
successful az this one promises 10 be,
as for instance. tho banquet that was
held there just seventy-nine years
ago today. when Matthias Prime Lu.
cas- was installed as lord mayor. More
than the usual pomp has been display.
cd In the show. At the banquet there
was the usual gathering Of distin.
guished guests, who occupied seats at
the eastern end Of the historic hall.
In one of the recesses OF the great
window. just over the lord mayors
head, was a large anchor Of variegat.
cd glass lamps affixed 10 a board.
Just after Lord Lansdowne had spok.
en-. this board. leing but slightly
nailed. became detached, and fell with
a terrific crash upon the heads of the
company beneath. The effect instan.
taneously produced was indescrihable,
The Duke of Clarence and others had
their heads cut and the ladies' present
had their dresses ruined by the oil
from the lamps. but fortunately no
n was seriously injured.
The New Lord Mayor
Sir William Treloar. the new lord
mayor. 10 GO years old and a native of
London. 1t is a quarter of a century
since he first came forward for cleo
ton as common councillor and four.
teen years since he was elected alder.
man. He Is an author and traveller,
and has been president Of the Nation,
al Sunday League. in which Capacity
he advocated the opening on Sundays
OF the Guildhall art exhibition.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-09
Things to Remember.

"Vick's Family Magazine" gives the
following list of things to remember
for housewives:
III the hair Is falling out, rub the
pulp of a lemon on the scalp.
To cure a felon, apply a poultice
made OF rye flour and soft soap
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-09
OPERA BAR
ANC GLIB Ea0SA@
Chambers & Taul. Props.
TIE VERY BEST
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
IN THE CITY
DISCRIMINATING LADIES.


EsIsy TSasE HsEsis4se o. Aaesana o.
Ias nassiarsasssrxx~
The ladies whe have used Sswbrs's
HsEPAesds speak of il i'm sh@ highest
farms. fer its quick effect n cleansing
the seaip e 6&n6rx1 and alsa for ~ e.
eslisnae 80 a general haiF~aFesssnF In
makes the scalp feel fresh ard 1t eIs4ys
that itching which danATuT vii eausa.
SeEaro's Herpsesde effectively cures
eandFaE. as n destroys TIE germ that
causes II. The same germ eRases hair to
fail cut. ana later halinsss: i'm kti:tss IL.
UeFpAcide steps falling hair aad prevents
hal3nss& IL To also an AaeRl hair aFess-
ang. for IL lends m artsts~ratle charm to
the hair that is quite distinctive. soit
~ leading druggists Send 1ae- TN stamps
for sample to The Hsrp!ci9e Co. De-
tEoIt. Mica
e. q. MuHrnES. epeeIst Asen,.
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Optic want ads bring results.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-23
NELSON IS Being
GROOMED FOR PLACE
State Superintendent Pushed to
the Front as Successor
of Cutler. o.
CHURCH REPUBLICANS
PUSHING HIM TO FRONT
Boom Has Not Reached Stage
Where 1t Is Necessary for
Him to Talk.

A, c. Nelson, State rintendent of
Schools, is being doomed for the
church Republican nomination for Gov
ernor two years hence by several of
his friends The boom has not reac he'd
the stage where it has become neces-
sary for Mr. Nelson to declare him
self as 10 whether or not he will be a
candidate. His close friends assert,
however, that he would be candidate
who could harmonic the warning fac
tions in the party.
The last Office for which Mr. Nelson
was mentioned was that Of apostle
in the Mormon church, before the con-
ference last April, when it was known
that two of the quorum would be
dropped. Mr.. Nelson s talents failed
to commend themselves to Joseph F.
Smith and the ecclesiastical honor went
elsewhere.
II has also been suggested that, in
the event of the consolidation of the
State university and State Agricultural
college, Mr.. Nelson might be made
president of the combined institution.
His friends insist. however, that he
would shine to better advantage as
Governor than in the somewhat clois-
tered position of head of the Univer-
sity.