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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-08

FUTILE BROS. 14s MAIN STREET.
pressed brick residence with fine. large
lot on the n. cor. 6th ave and 9Th E
drive. shade, lawn barn, all fenced a
snap and easy terms at s.. 500 Owner
there, but wants to so to Idaho- Quick
sale at this price, See 453 Galena st. 9th
s., 4th Ed nice 4-r. cottage. fine lot.
ress bldg
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BUILD YOUR OWN HOME.
We are prepared to build a few more
t. ., 6. or S-rOOm cottages, according to
your own ideas, in any location, furnish
ing the lot f YOU desire Cash or on
easy terms of payment. Sec us at once
GODDARD INVESTMENT COMPANY
81 East First South ST.
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FOR A NEW, MODERN. WELL,
built, spacious, cOmmodiOus. convenient
comfortable cheerful elegantly finished
Well lighted. slightly, well located
ORIGINATING home of D rooms with floored
space for more roOms), BY ALI,
MEANS see the new house on 18th r
near 4th South For sale on easv terms
FRITSCH, No. II East Second South
Phones, Ind. TAI; Bell 1867.
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HOMER & ROBERTSON.
Members Salt Lake Real Estate Assn.
7-room modern red pressed brick com
plete in all its appointments best East
side location, $4,000
5-room modern buff brick. bijou. ele-
giant mantels, plate glass windows, loaded
glass transOms, etc 1t is a beauty. n. E
81. go.
Groom modern brick and shingle; steam
heat, ten minutes walk from this office;
lot 4ll4X24F1a feet; T. S; $1,000
7-room modern. lot 4sI4x165 feet. East
Second South. $4,000
S-room modern, sewer connection, large
barn lot uAX165 feet, East Third South.
$500.
5-room modern frame. porcelain bath,
toilet sewer connection, etc, East side,
$3.50.
Groom modern brick. Second street, lot
49l5X165 feet, $500.
7-roo1n modern brick n. E. lot 52lsxI2o
feet, $500.
Broom modern brick electric lights.
bath, toilet. lot 5f15X1Hiz feet: fruit and
shade trees. THIS Is A SNAP. s. z.
$3.50.
4 lots in EngIewood addition, $3.50 each.
Lots in Park View, 800 each.
27 acres in Plat c, $500
1G5 feet frontage on Seventh South he
tween Ninth and Tenth East, only 1880
4lltx165 feet on r near Second. This is
a good buy. $3.50.
5S15x140 feet on North Main, s. 600
We have 4 large list of income paying
properties running at from g $50 to $50 600
Trackage and warehouse sites.
HOMER & ROBERTSON,
Main and First South SITS.
desert National Bank RuiIding).
Both Phones 142-
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BEST farms in Utah.rtrade or sale easy
terms good orchards and good water
Thomson Real Estate Co, s3l3 W. Cd So.
WEIR, 36 West Second South
S3,2g(-l4SA X13O feet. corner, 9Th e St
81. 65o-74hx150 feet, corner 7th z. and
9Th So.
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BROOM pressed brick, modern. g, 800.
Easy terms
4-room pressed brick, new, $500 Easy
terms
4-rOom pressed brick. modern, 1890.
Easy terms.
HUBBARD INvT. co. IS w. ID So.
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FUTILE BROS. 149 MAIN STREET.
Near O. S L new depot site. fine dOu-
bic brick and 3X10 modern houses. can be
delivered with perfect title for only 81. coo.
rents for 1882 Plenty of ground to build
more on Very cheSD for quick sale.
Capitol Hill. adjoining south end of
CapitOi grounds, 50X20S fronting W Cap
itol and Wall SITS, makes , fine lots. for
only N,45o- Nothing more like 1t when
this is gone. One of the most beautiful
lots in the world.
futile Bros, Progress building.
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81 ACRE farm in Cottonwood. stock and
farm implements: good water. s.. 700 Jas
K Shaw & Co. 153 So. Main
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
Look These Over
Carefully
REAL ESTATE.

They are samples of the hundreds OF
PAGES We have for SALE
- aIhen let us show some of them to you
P--4'f-1-foom modern brick on east side
good lot
>AeoO-e-Foom mod. brick in St rods
'front.', ~ rods deep: also good
oafn, lot. This is bargain.
vacant l9nd on Sth South St. walks in
and paid for. SEQ per rod
.. 0UO-Neat- modern cottage on north
bench, facing south 2I5x9 to alley
in rear
Building lot on Third West between
$rd and 9TH North, 2Isx9 rods, for
ss,OOO-5-room modern brick. bath. toilet.
electric lights. cellar hall front
and rear porch, on 10th East near
18th South. Terms
81, 65O-7-room modern brick on north
bench, facing south. 3x1O rods Of
land
Building lot on sth East St near Third
South, at a bargain
The Home Trust & Savings Co, 9. s. 10
West First South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-08

WE ARE busy building for people who
want TO own their homes by paying US
the rent Health and happiness go with
a new home. We build for you. Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co, I'm Our Own
Building 1924 Main st.
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At Is North
State ST.

Is piece of property which is the best
located for building flat or apartment
house in this city, The lot is 491zxlS2
feet. Paved street in front, sewers and
water connection made. We will sell
this lot for $3.50 front foot and we never
sold anything which had more of the
moneys worth in it,
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.
Phones "a. es1 S. Main.
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4-room brick cottage on So.
state St that we can sell right.
ana on good terms. It's a good
place to live and will increase i'm
value 1T you want a home see
this Price $4,000.
6.room frame on F. ST. Price
Si.oOV, on good terms. This is
also In a growing locality. Whv
pay rent when you can buy
nome for less than cost of build
ing.
WE HAVE OTHERS. EVERY
WHERE.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INV. co.
Phones q Isl So. Main
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AS FINE A VIEW.
AS FAIR A PRICE,
AS LARGE A LOT.
AS ANYONE WOULD WANT.
It's on the East Side.
1151kX165 feet.
The price for next few DAYS.
S2,10QO0
Cash if you have ii.
Terms if You need them.
INV ESTIGAT
AT
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INV. co.
Phones q. 25l So. Main.
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LAND FOR SAIF

ANYWHERE from 153 to SOS acres. all
fenced; 10 flowing wells. dwelling
houses ice houses dairy houses. stables,
hav barns. and all other necessary out
buildings; plenty of shade trees, some
fruit trees. garden land and meadow: Z
miles north of Salt Lake City; ! mile
north of stockyaTCis and packing house
Inquire or address. L. S. Burnham, Woods
Cross Davis county Utah.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


BARGAIN HOUSES
5-r0om new pressed brick. bath, toilet,
cleo It's, etc. corner lot, northeast, 81 100
5-room pressed brick, southeast, close
in, nearly new, $500
5-room pressed brick. sth East, near
9th South, nearly new, $500
5000 takes a Groom frame with 5O-foot
lot, near Sth East and 11th South
Groom pressed brick. new. bath, toilet
cleo lights, cellar, etc, on 4th St s320O
Easy terms.
4-room pressed brick cottage. near 4th
East and 6th South, $3.50,
Broom modern cottage near 5th East
and 2nd South, lot 2lsN71s rods, the lot is
worth 1850. Price for entire property,
SS'zt0- IL Is sreat bargain
S-room modern pressed brick. furnace,
oatI,~ toilet sewer connected. 3xl0 corner
good buy.
10th South and sth East $500. $500 cash
80 fl. lot, West Isl South. s., $50.
BARGAIN LOTS.
IoXl0 corner, northeast 81. 500
loNlo corner. northeast $500.
Another for S.. $50
/ 2l2x10 on street S1,OO0
3xl0 on 6th street. $500.
4i2Xl0 corner on 9TH street. 81, 200.
PAX on III street, 800
1Ox1O corner 9Th street 81 500
EtlzXll5 feet. Sth street, S350.
5XIO rods, 18th East, near Sd So. 81, $50.
18th East $500 Another corner $50
o9HI4o II; corner on I'd South near 18th
5Hlg rods > froptages near 18th East and
3rd South 81 500
12Oxl50 #. corner 18th East. 81 500
,, 90 r., lot near 18th z. and nth So, $3.50.
2253x7- rods, sth f. and 5th So. $3.50.
94lI So5 IT. alley in re 6a 9th So and 7th
Lots ssx12l it.; to alley near eth East
35Sl32 #. to alley. 1st West and Sth
South, $780,
On Jefferson st. near W. T and 9th So
lots 25X146 #. to alley. S275 each There
are only few left and the prices will be
advanced to $500 soon; take good advice
ana get IN now Do not wait and pay the
6x10, eth 2. near Sd South. $500 Half
for a,1S0. Very cheap
214xs. I'd South near 5th East. $500.
2i2Xl12. 9TH F. near 2d South. s.. 800
2l3x7, sth So. o" and ". tn Ai' 81 ,io6 SlO'"
Il iHfs near 3s4 1St So IA, and 10th w 81 100
M rod corner on 4th w. $3.50.
100x165 TT. 4th w, $4,000
55XlOO it.. I'd So near Sd West, tracks in.
per foot.
5724x165 it,. w. T. near Sd So. $4,000.
See us for bargains. We have many
which can be had only through us Cut
this out.
Peterson r. z. Inv. Co, $50 Main.
WEIR. Sc w 2d South.
y, 2OO-S-room frame. lined with adobe.
bath, toilet, furnace. electric light;
lot 6212X157 TT, I'd St, south front
4,2GO-1 rooms. bath, toilet, furnace fine
porch, good view. lot 45x112 feet.
right of way, 2S1 It'll street
s. 5O0-1-rOOm brick cottage hath. toilet
furnace, lot 4X10 rods. eth East
S-6t0-5Sl2Xl4c IT,, North Main.
- 220-lOX10 rods, 9TH So. near 9th East
Si6olG3x1O rods, 9Th w, near ID South.
Sl5OO-35X12O it, Z. LIST South; fine lOca-
ton.
81 -25O-3x10 rods, E I'd South
81, 20O-l32x2S0 it, 9th West, cor. near Sth
South.
81 3G0-SXS rods, Sth South near 1st West
81, N0-3SX1l5 it., cor. Sd s and 18th East
s 10-4OXl32 fl. 18th E, near 4th South
650-212X7 rods, 9Th South near Ith E
$l.5CO-40X115 TT, fine cor, near 18th East
and Brigham.
5 65O-SX5 rods, 9Th St, near II.
5 I5G-5 acres, East Bench.
500 lots, East Bench. fine view.
WEIR. SO w. I'd South.
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SEARS INVESTMENT co.
IS West Second South
Fine corner on r St, $1,000.
3x5 on 7th St. bet. D and Z, $3.50.
5x10 lot between and G. s.. 500
43X132 on Denver ave. $3.50
Lots in InglewOOd 500
9Xl21a on 10th So, East 5000.
5X20 on 5th East. 5000
Trackage and business property. We
have it, and you had better see us before
SEARS INVESTMENT co
80 West Second South Street.
BAPTIST church, corner on ID south
and I'd West for less than surrounding
property; it's worth more
J. N Courtney. Il W I'd South
EDWARD NJ. ASHTON. BROKER.
A bargain on State street Five acres
on car line, near Thirteenth South. only
$3.50 per acre
5Ox132 feet. bet. 18th and 18th E. near
First South. $500.
Modern 5-rOom white pressed brick cot
tage, Second South. near r. O. w depot
Lot 40x135 feet to alley. New, attractive
we'll built, $500.
Cheap lots near Second South and Ninth
West, 40X139 feet to alley, $3.50
Remember. Ashton Sells West Side Lots
cheaper than competitors
Pike rods TO alley near 1st West and
Washington school Only $500 each
Fine buy.
ROOMING-HOUsE
of 20 rooms. lot 4x10, near city and county
building. 81 500 Lot or house alone almost
worth the money. Look at this place
ASHTON, 90l-S0S NEWS BUILDING
WE HAVE few cnoice modern homes
at a bargain " Halloran a w 81
South Both phones So
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broom modern cottage near 9Th Eas
and End South. lot 2l5S7ls rods, the lot Is
worth 8, 500. Price for entire property
$500. 1t is a great bargain.
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LITTLE & LITTLE
Cor. Main and ID So Under National
Bank of Republic.

HOMER & ROBERTSON.
Members Salt Lake Real Estate Assn
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S-room modern pressed brick, furnace
bath,~ toilet. sewer connected. 3xl0 corner
near 18th East and 2d South, S., 200. a
good buy.
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$LOC0-This is the cheapest buy on Sec
Ond South St A fine S-rOOm modern
brick house, sewer con-, fine lawn and
we'll located; 66l East Second South
So 5OO-Here is another house OF the same
kind as above. situated on East Third
South. A 9-rOOm modern brick The best
buy the street.
$650-Where you get the finest view of
the city. Large lot. 3X1O rods. with
t-room modern pressed brick, and it -
uD-tO date; East bench.
SS.500-A beautiful home. we'll located.
large lot, fine lawn. good barn and fine
shaoe; 4X1O rods, with an S-TOOm modern
brick house; So East First South.
The above are all good buys, and if
you haven't all the money we will loan
YOU what YOU need at per cent
Besides these we have many other good
buys, both large and small Give us a
call.
w J. HALLORAN
IA West Third South. Both phones S93
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A MCCLELLAN & co.
) t50O0-Nice lot on @ St
5 S5000-21aXS on Eighth East
81 950-212x10 Twelfth East and First So.
S1.300-3X1O on l. ST
81, 25062115XI0 on NJ St
CHEAP HOMES.
81 SOOOo-5-room brick. good location.
southeast.
$210o.0o-5-room brick on 9Th South near
4th East
$4,000 buys an elegant modern 6-room
brick on 1st St
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL
PROPERTY. BORROW OR LOAN MON
Ely, DON'T FAIL TO SEE
A. cKELL1AR & CO.
$50 West Second South
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4-Foom pressed brick cottage. near 4th
East and 9Th South, s. 30.
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AN OAK bedroom Sc and an oak roll
ing top writing desk, for sale cheap, at
$40 So Sth w.
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5-Toom very neat brick cottage. near
10Th South and 9th East, 81, 500, $500 cash
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7-rOom modern red pressed brick, com
plete in all its appointments, best Eas
side location, 81, 500
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broom pressed brick, southeast, close
in, nearly new, $500
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5000 takes a Groom frame with 5O-foo
lot. near 9th East and 11th South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-08

Groom pressed brick new. bath, toilet
cleo. lights. cellar, etc on 4th st. $500
Easy terms.
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5-room pressed brick 9Th East, near
3th South, nearly new, $3.50.
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD driving horse and a thorough
ssSSe broke, saddle mare. Apply at once.
40 East First South
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6-ro0m brick bath. L. barn. etc. 50x
loo II. LOT. West 1st South. 2,l50.
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BARGAIN HOUSES.
5-r0on new pressed brick. bath, toilet,
cleo Its-,-etc-, corner lot, northeast, 81, 800
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5-room modern buff brick. bijou, ele-
giant mantelS, plate glass windows, loaded
glass transOms, etc. 1t is a beauty. n. Z
81 go
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III WO GOOD milk cows 3l6 I street
rhones 205 Ind, 3345-X Bell.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
For Distict Officers +:

TOT DlElICJ WHICH, ?
Clark district-President Board
of Education, A. W. Fittro; COM
missioner Board of Education, Sid
ney Kidd.
Coal district-President, R. j.
Mason; commissioner, George Fro
myer; Justice of the Peace, John
T. FLYNN and Harry Gordon Con-
stable G. w. Waldo.
Clay district-Pr President, Harry
Higginbotham commissioner, A.
Eagle district-Pres. B of E., W.
W. Hess; commissioner, Silas
Stark.
Grant President, D. /,
Nutter.
sardis district-President, Ten
pie Smith; commissioner, Claude
Robinson. =,
Simpson district-President, w.
w. Ash: commissioner, J. w. Nor
ris: Justice of Peace, George n.
HOLMAN; constable, james NJ
Tonmilc district-President OF
Board of Education, ]. I. Young
commissioner. John W. Williams
constable. r. NJ. Dayisson.
Union district-President Board
Of Education. d. D. Underwood ;
commissioner, w. j. Law.
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THE WINNERS.

There is every indication that the
Republican majority this fall IN
this county viii be even greater greater
than when Roosevelt, Dawson and
the county officials at the last cleo
ton received such unpreeedentel
maiorities. The nominees are all
men Of fine character and stand for
The interests Of the people just as
those who were elected nj that
election do. -
The eminent caPability OF w: Z.
Hubbard over his opponent IS con-
ceded By all in the congressional
district. He win be a power in
Congress. He was power IN
bringing about tax reform. which
has reduced greatly the taxes Of
more than nine-tenths of the peo--
pie and Taxpayers in the district
and has so equalized taxation that
the tax-dodger of long standing is
now compelled to pay llis share.
Next on the Republican ticket Is
Ashburn for the State senate, a
gentleman Of such high ability and
integrity that the teacheTH .of ms
couptv. irresppctive ntipNrtr attilla7
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02
NEWS IS HOPELESS.

The Democratic paper here holds
out no hope for the success. OF its
party in Harrison county and the
First Congressional district this
wear. 1t knows no such misfortune
viii happen the people of the coun-
tv and district. 1t recognizes the
fact that its party is without prin-
ciples or platform that will appeal
to even the old-line Democracy,
much less to the people, and SO it
has adopted as its method Of csm-
paigp laboriops, attempts to create
DETECTION and discord IN the Rap"D-
ficau ranks. where it knows thare
rs far less. difference than eyer be-
fdrr. ifs any at all now.
1t PLAYS on its Imagination TO DO
this and is imposing on the more
creduinus of its readers. 1t hopes
bv that manner of campaign to
make some Republicans at least be-
lieye there is really. detection,
though it knows well enough there
will be union and harmonious sup
mort of the candidates, who have
been selected. 1t is needless to
state that every Republican nominee
is a man of his own mind ard VIII
do as he sees best and perform his
public duties in an able, conscien-
tious manner. All men of both
parties know this and entertain no
other opinion of the nominees. The
News itself ought to know this and
probably does and is not to be eX-
cusod for its acts in trying to decry
these splendid citizens. Their
honesty and integrity are unques-
toned. They stand for Republican
principles and are true blue RepuG-
iicans. aud on this account, il. no
other. the Democratic papers at
tempt to prejudice Republicans
against them. Besides, they VIII
command the votes of many Demo-
Gratis. and the News would better
serve its own party from political
standpoint. f. would give lis time
and effort to presenting tho prin-
ciples of its party rs it now stands,
instead of purposely irving 10 de-
tract attention from those prin-
ciples. il there may be any such.
But there is the rub. That party
has none. That is the reason us
nouthpiece is trying to get il into
Office bv hoping for a detection in
the Republican party that docs not
exist.
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ton, did in institute assembled extol
him in the form of resolutions and
give him a hearty endorsement, one
might say, Of his. campaign for the
State senate. They know him and
believe in him and have by their
act sent out an urgent request that
all good citizens, who believe in
real merit and worth support him
and vote for him for the State SEN
ate.
Benjamin Brown Stout: nominee
for county commissionE, Is known
from one end of the countys,to the
other. He is a man who believes
in doing things and does them
thoroughly Il progressive man, one
who pushes ahead and gives even,
more careful attention, perhaps, TO
the public business in which he en-
cages than in, his own private bust
ness. He m fde a fine county com
missioner and will make an even
finer one this time because of the
experience and his closer and more
varied touch with the public and
the county needs. in later years
Mr.. Hart, one of the nominees
for the House Of Delegates, is
gentleman of extraordinary use
fulness and worth. He has been in
touch with public affairs a number
of years and is thorough business
man, as well as a gentleman of Gull
ture and attainment. And at no
time has he ever swerved from what
he conscientiously believed to be
right and in the interest Of his con
stituency and patrons. The OPP
position must recognize in Mr.. Hart
a representative citizen and it can
not afford to permit its organ to try
to belittle him in any way. no mat
ter how slight or. how adroitly. The
people know and respect Mr.. Hart
As a consequence they will vote for
him in November.
Marcus L. Riblett comes from
family that fought and bled for the
flag and helped save his country
from dizhonor and division. He
is Il thorough Republican, believes in
The principles of his party and votes
them He is an industrious man,
pursuing an honorable trade in a
capable manner and commanding
the respect and confidence of all
who know him. His domination
was well merited from the stand
points of honesty. integrity, thrift
and good citizenship, and he IS
capable. too, and his voice will be
heard in the legislative halls in be
half of the people, for lie is truly
one Of them, and viii make himself
felt in advocacy of their best inter-
ests.
Cyrus F. Webb, nominee for
county superintendent Of free
schools. is a worthy example for
most any young man. He : what
he has made himself. BY his effort,
ability and application he has
stepped ia the front in teaching
circles and has a record. Of which
the profession in West Virginia
should be and is proud. lie will
fill the Office of superintendent in
manner that will infinitely please
all teachers, patS5ns and children
Of the schools.
And this is not all The Re-
publican party has looked carefully
after the district candidates and
nominated respective men, who will
discharge their official duties IN
the highest and best manner.
The Republican party certainly
has just cause to be proud OF ITS.
nominees and the people OF nv
county are not less proud Of such 2
ticket, as.will be attested at the
polls in November.
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Gone to Convention

Rev. and Mrs. L. W. sifferd leave
tonight for Taneytown, Md, to be
present at the convention of the
Womau's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionnry Society of the Maryland
synod Of the Lutheran church which
convcnes tomorrow. Rev Sitferd
is the svnod's missionary at Clarks-
burg and besides representing the
local work of the convention he will
make one of the addresses on We'd
nesdav evening. The principal adj
dresses Of the convention will be
made by Miss Jessie Brewer and DIR.
Mary Baer, of Guinter, India.
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The last circus of the season is to
be pulled off tomorrow. However,
there is some indications Tint IT
will be as likely a Punch and Judy
show. as the process leading up to
the Democratic convention even be-
fore the primary conventions has
consisted of quiet and under
handed slate BY the CLIQUE.
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