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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19
OUR MOTTO.
OIfIGk SALES IN REAL EST ATT

QUICK SALES IN REAL ESTATE.
o-J.ruom frame cottage, near cor
corner eth South and 5rd East
Streets terms 'Y,:,;.'!,!,,,'N, $50
6-i-room modern brick cottage,
cast and north. terms 49,. 1870
2l-5-room frame cottage on 3rd
West below 9th South good
barn and flowing well ",,.., 100
Sl-i-toom brick eotta,ge modern,
just east OF ith East Stu. 900
Ja-S-room frame with 3xl0 rod lot
on east Sth South St. ..,..,., 1850
l20-i-room modern brick cottage on
Sth East ST., near 9th South
St, S5xiS7 n, lot,,..-,,,,...,,, 5000
lSi-troom brick and bath on 2nd
West St, just south OF 9th So.
81 ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. tHb
iSs-i;,ro9om brick cottage. Cor I. :
ground Observation-Disclosures. $500
l6a--5-room modern frame cottage on
Srd East facing east sax 10
rod lot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
l1s-Neat cottage on 10th East be-
tween lst and End South SITS. 1850
lS0-New 6-rOom modern cottage on
corner 4th and SITS ..,,,......, 500
lS6-New 5-room cottage on east 9Th
ground ...,..,,.,,...,...,.,..., $500
lss-6-room modern brick cottage
on east 9th South St, nice LOT
tNlUlS s.ts., .sst.sss.ts,,tsst.tt. t3p
isg-5-room modern brick on End St,
facing south, nice lot; terms. ZOO
ig-i-room shinglo house, bath. fac
ing cast on 5rd East; terms go. 500
e2G--lIere is good buy In building
lot, facing west on Main St,
between It'll and sth South SITS. 2 100
We also have a lot on west Third
South Street between First and Sec
ond West streets that ~ the cheap
est buy on the street size % lot IL
3NlQ rods and can be had II taken
within the next 10 days at sl55 per
front foot Call and let us show this
this 10 you.
On East Third Sonth Street, Just
east OF the Manitou Hotel We have
iXS rods Of ground that can be had
FOR t2n per font foot. This cannot be
beat on the Street, south front.
VI you do not see what you want IN
the above list call on us and we will
show YOU what you want. We cannot
advertise all the property that We
have. We have residences Hanging
from $1,000 upward to suit all classes.
II you want 10 sell list with us. We
have the buyers. Try our motto by
listing what you have for sale with
Us.
ANDERSON REAL ESTATE INyT. co,
Rooms 3n1-l New Herald Building.
Both Phones fA
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.


10 MAitN
GROUND FLOOR,
DEsERET NATL BNK. BLDG
ASHTON & JENKINS.
We offer these special bargains.
Fine brick cottage OF 4 convenient
rooms, lot 2,ax5 rods, near lth East and
Sth South. rents for N2 per month We
can arrange easy terms on this place,
only si,2O
2lsxlo rods First South ST., fine neigh
bornood south front This building site
must be sold at once. Owner willing to
take price littlo under market Ii will
pay you to see US about this place.
One OF the best bargains In Salt Lake:
al5xls5 feet at 81 South Second West
st. with Groom brick residence, lights,
sewer and bath, only $3.50; 80 feet oppo-
site this property sold recently for $40 per
foot or 1880 For $50 more we give you
one OF the best built residences in tho
city.
Make us a. bid for &lsxs rods Cor. LIST
North and LIST West.
6oxi25 feet, corner, on First West 81! .
only 81 100; good terrace site.
Rooming house OF rs rooms, lot dx10,
near city and county building, only $500.
Would rent for so per month. All Of these
places are snaps.
We never advertise places we can't sell
because 1t doesn't pay.
70 Main Street.
ASHTON & JENKINS.
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Dr. J. BOYD Goroon. Dentist. eSs s. Main
DRESS SKIRT SALE,

Just received, two hundred and nifty
DRESS SKIRTS. Sale Prices S2.75. $315,
siI6 and S51h. Worth up 20 $500.
II. *. THOMAS DRY GOODS co.
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SALT LAKE PHOTO SUPPLY CO
Developing, Finishing. Main and sra so.

Trains for Bernhard performance at
Saltair Mopda Y Nav ~ win iasve :
l.. & l.. a. depot at 1915 y, NJ. Passes
pot good on these trains. Fare 50c for
ound trip.
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lions Savings Bank and Trust Co.
the largest and oldest Savings Bank in
Utah, pays per cent interest on any
amount from 81 to $1,000. Write to MS.
Joseph f, Smith. President, George NJ.
Cannon, Cashier.
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DR., Broadbent's
Dental ONCE moved from Eagle block
to
seo-5oi Scott building, 16S Main,
Over Kings hardware store
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HUBBARD 1NNT. co. IS ". md South.
Broom new brick blocks from High
school $1,000; 500 cash, SIS a month in
Guiding interest. A snap.
l-roum brick. 81 500, $40 cash. $3.50
month including interest
broom pr brick. modern I block from
car line. Sal50. 500 cash 81 a month.
HUBBARD lNNT. CO.. Is w. md South
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70 Main Street.
ASHTON & JENKINS

MEEKs e. LYNCH.
Bis and 3ls Atlas Block.
Take the elevator. Bell Phone 25Isy.
2lsS5 blocks east from Main street,
2xa aud r, OF way. eth East only 1896.
1919 corner, It'll East, 1900.
2isx7 and alleyway, 10th East, bet. and
and 3rd So, faces east, sewer, etc, 81 80
2'7xs and alley, on Ind South. near
9Th East, $500.
l'xlo corner on sth East 1926 per rod.
13s feet on Main street. S.foot drive on
north lO.foot drive near. Nl,000; houses
rent for s65 per month
5-room modern brick. almost new on
9Th South, 9th East, $500.
Beautiful new home on corner on
northeast bench, all modern, fine home,
$3.50,
s-room modern new +. p. brick, furnace,
etc, on 9th East. only S101.
. acres, Poplar Grove. will make ~
lots; only $500. Snap
~ acres Poplar Grove; will make 30
lots; cheap at $500.
q acres northeast of penltentiary, only
$3.50 per acre, fine 10 subdivide,
lil, acres north OF penItentiary, only
5000; very fine
i0-foot lots, face south, bet n and 8.
81 200; cheap.
Fine ,3-rod corner and Ind also 8 and
2nd 800 each.
l0x, corner on state sil0O0; cheap
lOSsi. corner on Main, $500
1914 feet on Main street, $50 per foot
70 acres. 18th South, West, near river
$50 per acre,
MEEHS g. LYNCH,
Sl5 and 3l6 Atlas Block.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
b-RM FRAME
3,5 T. STREET,
81 b0o.nn
TERMS THAT ANYONE CAN MEET.
SlTC0 CASH;
S2j.g MONTH.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE lNNr. CO.
Zones ~. 81 2. Main st.
LIST. LIST, LIST
Aud list your property with Dorius Real
Estate Ins. e INIT 60, as Atlas Block
Phone a3i-x., and we viii find ready
buyers for you.
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THE c. 8 MARTIN COAL co
are illing orders promptly for all kinds
OF coal.
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CANNON e. CANNON,
Is East South Temple Street.

acres Of choice land near Calders
PARK, some fruit trees, also small fruit,
large chicken house, flowing well, house,
5-acre fruit farm, all under cultivation
and IN frs, class condition. Located In
over acre fruit farm. good broom brick
house, large cellar, barn, 2 flowing wells.
y fruit trees also small fruit Good water
right Southeast ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1900
~ acres, 400 good fruit trees small
fruit Of all kinds. New 6-room frame
house, not far from Callers Park $1,000
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HEALING.

SICK NURSING AND HEALING.
spotted fever cured In five days--sure: no
Death PROF, Cooper, healer from India
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FOR sALE--REaL ESTATE.

RANCk REAL ESTATE & INvT. Co,
can nj YOU out with anything IN the real
estate line.
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FOR RENT-TURNISHED.

l2-RM. MOD, BR, BRIGHAM ST, 500.
We are DESTROYS OF securing tenant for
this property. one who will take good care
~ same. This house and contents are I'm
excellent condition.
HOUSTON REAL. ESTATE INvT co.
Zones Il 81 s. Main St.
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INVESTMENT AGENTS.
MEMBERS =. l., REAL ESTATE ASSN.
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UTAH scAvENGER co, OFFICE
rear ig7 T. sth South. Bell Phones ~ .
and s6i0.k illingsworth g. Goodwin mss
SALT LAKB scAVENGEE CO., OF
ace. Atlas Block Easement Tel i%
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ON THURSDAY, MAY ATH AT 1880
a. m. No, 1856 South Fourth East Street
parlor set, paror rockers. book case
couch, center tables, dining table and
chairs, lot china glass and silver ware,
sewing machine, three iron beds. fine Os-
termore mattresses, 2 Chifoniers hall
tree, dressers, stands, carpets and ST
carpet, refrigerator, heating stove, cook
stove. lot Kitchen, utensils, etc. etc
n. A. ANDREWS, Auctfonecr
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13

Warrensburg has secured an overall
factory to employ from 100 to 1850
girls and young women. II will be a
branch OF Lamy Manufacturing Com
pany OF Sedalia. The reason given
for opening the factory at Warrens.
burg was the inability to secure
enough help at Sedslia. The salary
paid girls ranges from 81 to 81 Der
week. The work is all done by the
piece and what girl makes depends
on her aptness at the machine.
Kimbrough Stone, son Of Senator
and Mrs. W. ]. Stone, OF Jefferson
City, now practicing law in Kansa |
City, Is soon to wed Miss Lucille
Cockrill, OF Platte City. The follow.
ing announcement Is from the S..
Joseph News-Press: "Mr. and Mrs
F. g. Cockrill, Of Platte City, an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Lucille, to Kimbrough
Stone, OF Kansas City, the marriage
to take place in the autumn. Mr..
Stone is the brother OF Mrs. job q
George Parkinson, Of this city, and
is the only son Of Senator and Mrs.
VIM. j. Stone"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13

Mrs. c. A. Emerson, oiAmsterdam
Is visiting relatives In the city.
Come In and get q first-class buggy
and harness for the Bates County
Fair. mcfarland & Sons. 48.4t
Earl McGaughey. who has been
visiting home folks, has returned to
Kansas City.
Mrs. r. d. Beatty, OF Kansas City,
Is visiting relatives and friends in the
east part OF the county.
c, R. Home returned Monday from
the Panhandle Texas. He went to
Texaslast week with party oipros.
pective land buyers.
s. Paddock, one mile south of
Virginia, will sell at public sale Mon
day, October 1st, ~ head OF thor.
oughbred Poland.C China spring pigs;
IL males and IL females.
The Celebrated Sayers 4 Scovill
and Columbia buggies at McF arland
4 Sons. 46.4t
Carl Card was arrested last week
for assaulting R. A. Dsnnison OF Elk.
hart township. He was fined $500
and costs by Judge C. F. Boxley,
and on the pretense Of raising that
amount, escaped from Marshal ARA
smith and has not yet been appre-
hended. Mr.. Dennison was not
dangerously injured though his head
was badly gashed by falling on q
curbstone.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13

The red hog sale Of G. W. Park, at
Virginia, last week Melted something
like one thousand and eight dollars.
One hundred and forty hogs, all sizes,
were sold.
While adjusting her hat pin to her
head, Miss Ola Coleman, Of vandalIa,
Ills, ran the pin through her finger,
the injury later becoming 80 serious
that the finger had to be amputated.
Frank Jeter purchased a han dsome
home on North Main street, and
the family moved into it Monday
morning. 1t is one OF the handsome
houses built by Peter Emery, and for
several years was occupied by E. A.
Bennett.
An explosion Of $40 pounds OF
dynamite Wednesday, at Trossick
mine, near Purcell, Mo, says the
Lamar Leader, shock the earth for
miles around. The force OF the OK.
plosion blew the derrick, 40 feet in
the air, and completely demolished
the roof Trossick mill. At the time
the workmen had left the mine,
and no one was hurt. Il is not
known what caused the explosion.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13

The steam merry. go-round IL In
town, and will stay until after the
fair.
The Higginsville Leader suspended
publication last week on account oil
an overcrowded newspaper field.
Stagnant water from creek oil
which they drank freely, while picnic.
Ing In the woods near Trenton, Mo-,
caused the death Of two young ladies
and serious illness Of every member
Of the party.
Local option was defeated In
Springfield, Mo-, after a fierce fight,
the vote standing 2,997 for saloons
and 1891 against. The business
men Of the city were strongly oppos.
ed to local option.
Sam Plue, wife and two daughters
are under arrest at Joplin, charged
with stealing goods from a car at
Pacific, Mo. 1t is charged that
about a week ago the family broke
into q car at Pacific, and took goods
consisting OF overalls to the amount
of $40.
Adjutant General James A. Dear
mond and wife arrived In town from
Jefferson City Sunday. They were
called to Butler on account Of the
sickness OF their little son, Waddie,
who has been staying with bis grand
parents. They found the little fellow
much better.
Miss Maud Fisher, the splendid
lady clerk at Hills Cash Store, has
resigned her position, and expects to
spend the fall and winter with rela-
tives in Vinita, Indian Territory.
TIE TIMES wishes her q pleasant
time. Roy Kious takes her place in
the store as salesman.
NJ. G. Cook, Of Boise City, Idah o,
arrived In Butler Saturday on visit
to his brother, Il. G. Cook, OF the
American Clothing House. He has
been travelling around in this section
Of the country, looking up alocation
10 60 In business, and finally decided
TO cast bis lot In Parsons, Kansas.
The Bates County Record does not
reflect credit upon it's editors reputa-
lion for fairness and gentility, when
i continues to copy copious refec.
sions upon candidate from q bolt
ng party paper, which scurrilous at
Jacks are born Of jealousy and disap.
pointment over personal defeat and
published In hate and venom Of q
successful rival. Personal journal.
SIN is not countenanced by the re-
,pectable papers Of this age.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13

Joe Games, after. having taken the
light weight championship fro n
Battling Nelson, is going on ths
stage. Six weeks on the circuit will
net him $4,000.
Apolice Judge In Kansas City dis
charged q man, arrested for fast
driving, because he considered the
man had trouble enough, having a
wife and six children.
A bottle has been picked up
In Lake Superior, which from the
dates written on piece Of wrapping
paper which 1t contained, must have
been afloat for 32 years, the dates
being August II, 1874.
An ear OF Kansas corn with %
rows OF kernels, ~ kernels in a row,
l,176 kernels in all, has been entered
In the 1906 championship corn con-
test. The ear weighs more than one
and one half pounds. C. W. Hyder,
a farmer living near Jacksonville,
ILL.,, found the ear in a field OF W. NJ.
Bruce, OF Garrett, Kansas. "The
Kansas corn is ahead OF any Illinois
corn | have seen this year." said Mr. :.
Hyde.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13

Steel fork, cowboy and Kentucky
sole leather saddles for ladies and
Observation-Disclosures & Sons. 46
DR.. E. L. Price, aged II years,
soldier and physician, died at his
home in Metz, Mo-, OF an attack OF
nephritis.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

TIE troubles OF the Republicans seem
20 be pilfng up thick and fast and the
usual smile OF complacency on the faces
OF the machine managers has given way
20 a gain that will come of. ana whieh
does come Off whenever they get together
in private.
The peoples convention Of tomorrow
gave them their first bad scare; anu ue-
spite their protestations that the Demo
Gratis and Independents are golhB 10 q"
the very thing the Republicans most ue-
sire the latter have been setung more
and more alarmed as the oa'e " '"V e""
vention approaehed--
Their latest commissions. however. are
due 90 the trouble that Is brewing In their
own ranks, and which, unless something
can be done to check II, threatens 10 DE
an opening wedge that will split the party
into two strongly antagonistic factions.
The adherents OF Senator Wetmore are
very strong In their loyalty 10 him, and
have become more and more insistent for
his rights and the recognition OF his
CHAINS TO reelection as the name OF Colo
mel Colt has been coming more and more
10 the fore.
The danger that lay in this was fore
seen some time ago by the machine man
ayers who have sought 10 allay IL by the
persiS tent reiteration or the Statement
that Colonel Colt had not announced
himself as a candidate for Mr.. Wctmore's
shoes: and this statement' has been in
dustriously disseminated through the
press. M
The Wetmore men, however, are and
have been well aware OF the quiet but
very effective work done under the sur
face in the interest OF Colonel Colt, and
have by no means been resting on their
oars or getting at all sleepy.
They have openly charged some people
with classifying by the square yard, as
CITY Solicitor Baker put IL at the Mat
thews hearing during the examination OF
the witness Guhd.
They say they know better" and that
It's no use telling them that Colonel Colt
isn't I'm the game. and in 10 with both feet,
and that all this talk about his not an
nouncing his candidacy is rubbish"
mere dust thrown in their eyes.
Day after day. things have been get
ting warmer in the rival camps. though
tho serenity of the Republican sea on the
surface has been fairly well maintained
The breezes are coming sitter, how
ever; and unless the Boss or some one
else can pour oil on the waters the posi-.
bility OF avertlng a general shipwreck win
be more and more remote.
The Republican managers. who have
beeing lying low. intending that things
should straighten themselves out and the
game be fixed one way or the other quiet
~ before either side had chance to get
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

the very heart Of the shopping district,
has the largest seating capacity OF any
in Providence
Every seat can easily be seen from. and
the acoustic properties make IL possible
to hear from every seat.
The dainty gold and white effects, with
decorations by some OF the worlds great
est artists. are in fine harmony with tho
dominant note OF cleanliness and coziness
on all sides. The pretty little !adies'
room with matrons in attendance. the
gentemen's smoking and retiring room
the green foyer with It's pretty little writ
ing desk and countless other provisions
for the convenience OF comfort OF thea
TRIGGERS oil are characteristic and unique.
The. new Edward r. Albee stock COM
pany includes some OF tho foremost &C,
tors OF the American stage. and Is count
ed the best popular-price stock organlza-
tion I'm the country. The plays 20 be pre-
eented are the best that can be secured,
and everything Is presented on siD
scale instead OF the fifty cent price, ask
cd
when other theatre managers all over
the country are complaining OF bad busi-
ness, Keiths continues 20 attract big
crowds. for the reason that its manage
ment seems 10 have solved the secret Of
success-"big shows for little money" -
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11
MEN
GETTING WARM
Republican Managers, Fearing Bad Break in the Party Drag
Adrch In 10 Quiet His Associates Friends Who Are BY
No Means Willing to Sit Back and See Col. Colt R8Iegate
tho Newport Man to the Bench Of the Has-B8ens

hot under the collar, haven't failed 10
note the storm signals: and as a result
they are now just worried 10 DEATH"
as one Of the Wetmore men expressed ~.
The loyal followers OF the present sena-
tor have not 'hesitated 20 assert that they
knew as fact that Senator Aldrich was
In every possible way aiding the Colt
movement: and so emphatic have become
these assertions that considerable fuel mas
thereby been added TO the smoulderlng
fires at which the party has been toasting
its shins.
The machine manipulators have found
this one OF the most troublesome things
In the situation, as II looks as II the
sparks thrown out from the fireplace
might easily start a big blaze In direc-
uons where 1t could not easily be over
come.
Driven 10 desperation, they decided 70
take the bull by the horns. for It was cyl
dent that something vigorous must be
done. and done quickly.
So they have secured from Senator Al
drich statement which they are circu-
lating most ndustriously on all sides.
especially where IL will do the most good.
to the effect that Senator Aldrich declares
himself neutral as between Wetmorc and
Colt. each OF whom he regards as a close
personal friend
startling information doesn't trouble the
Colt men-they know better than TO let
1t worry them a little bit: and IL Is hoped
that IL may prove an effective soothing
syrup for the Wetmore men.
The latter, however--at least good
many OF them-had their eye teeth cut
and their eyes peeled some time ago. and
there IS a blinking and winklng among
them that is highly suggestive.
- ha rrf-
no telling whore It's sll going 10 end.
One OF the oldest party workers said
today: Between Wetmore and Colt and
with the probable candidacy OF Colonel
Goddard and the police invcs 1gsntion
brought close up 10 our machine. added
TO the situation. we've certainly got our
troubles. and there's no mistaking the
fact that were up against the stiffest
proposition the party has ever faced in
this state.
1T may be that the active leaders can
Ak It up so that there will be no hard feel
ings In the end and Will hold our own all
right. but It's going TO take mighty clever
work and a big barrel OF money. I'm
afraid things have already gone too far.
and a Wetmore man / can tell you one
thing-unless certain things are done, and
are done right and soon. it Colonel Colt
Is nominated and Senator Wetmore is
thrown down. there is a whole lot OF Re-
publicans who would a d. sight rather
see a good clean man like Colonel God
dard IN Washington"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

In It's airy and artistic summer garb,
with its attentive ushers in spic-span.
natty new uniforms appropriate TO the
season. Keith's theatre seems moro at
tractive than ever these days.
The advent OF the new stock company
probably the best Providence has seen
contributes to the general AFR of freshness
with the changing seasons; and there Is
an atmosphere about everything in Che
beautiful playhouse that betokens the
best summer season Il has ever known.
Reiths has become one OF the real
show points OF Providence for visitors
from out OF town. and II seems as II no
one who comes TO Providence thinks of
going away without seeing the splendid
establishment that b. f. Keith founded
and Edward r. Albee has entrusted 20
the capable managerial direction Of
Charles Lovenberg.
The very name OF Keith Is enough 70
make the visitor look for the best OF
everything and there Is no disappoint-
ment for the theatre Is one OF the pret-
tiest in the country and, located In