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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
CROWDS IN NE EWARK
CHEER BRYAN.

NEW YORK Sept. Three cities
Joined today ia paying the final trib-
ere to William J. Bryan. Returning
from Bridgeport this morning MT.
Bryan. after devofing scant time to
DoJsonal business. was escorted to the
National Democratic club. where an
enthusiastic welcome was accorded
hifn From the club he was escorted
sy former Senator James Smith and
otler prominent Democrats to Newark.
where lie addressed an audience or
- 0sO in Military Park, and afterward
held an Informal reception. shaking
lg tds with hundreds who crowded
uud the speaker.
Mailed by cheers. he was driven 10
The railroad station and from there
Aornied 10 Jersey City. He made three
addresses and reviewed a parade Of
ine Hudson County Democracy. and
1Gen returned 10 New York. finishing
tae day with an informal dinner given
ln his honor by 200 OF the workiIx z
a 70 gra45ss rr.rrncn or the metropolis.
Mr Bryan will rest until tomorrow
eVening. when he viii start on his
Journey ia company with has family
on their special train. They expect 10
reach Lincoln on Wednesday. after
stopping al Detroit and Chicago.
ssfr Bryan was the guest OF the Ma
tional Democratic Club for twenty
-arec minutes this afternoon. where he
WAS welcomed by several hundred
Isierfbers Richard Croker Jr. was a
fsmDer ~ the committee that escorted
1Ir Brian TO the club dinner. Mr..
Bryan said In part:
T want 80 thank the club for this
rcccpiioe. II is not my first visit here
aud unless you enjoin me il viii not
Re nay last II has been, said that l
ay be your candidate for President
have twice had the distinction OF
being the candidate Of my party for
raat great honor. Whether / shall
lave i again IS more than you or /
cana SAY. / am assured IN leading
newspapers that some OF the persons
who were for me viii not now at
.erlDt 10 force that honor on me.
u llatcver j shall 90, l must have the
4 fDroval OF my own conscience. /
rfefcr 10 have the honor OF nay own
Conscience to receiving the support OF
al the people OF the United States.
a majority is not always In the
gh.. but Il is presumed 10 be so in
this GoNernmcnt. and the only way Tor
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

a man who finds himself in the minor
ity to fight for his ideas until he
wins the majority 10 his cause.
have no monopoly on the thinking of
the Democratic party. The Democrats
do not need a leader No one can be-
go with the people. II l know what
the people want today | know what
the politicians will want tomorrow.
for they are timid class and want to
do what the people desire"
At the close of his speech MIR.
Bryan started FOR Newark, n. J.
NEWARK. \. j. Sept. William
here today The streets were lined and
the visitor was cheered continuously.
He told his 10000 hearers that he could
speak to them only on the time that
really belonged TO Jersey City.
But ! remembered that Essex
County gave me majority Of 10000
in 1900. so ] just had 10 come to see
you" said he. and I hoped that by
coming here l could help Democrat
Senate over Senator Dryden and aid
two Democrats TO be elected to Con-
gress.
Mr. Bryan declared that Republican
strength is waning and that the time
Of Democratic success IS not far dis
ta0t. In 1896 they won by trc-
mendous majority" said he. and they
also had a respectable Iced over US in
1900"
And they'll do it again" shouted a
man TO the right Of the stand. In
stantiy half a dozen police bad seized
the interrupter and were rushing him
through the park, when MIR. Bryan
cried out: Don't put that man out.
officer. don't put him out He's the
Continuing he said that the Repub-
licsns now admit that if Presidential
election were TO be held at this time
they have only one man who could
have any chance Of success.
He would have that chance only
because he has followed the Demo-
cratic platform, said Mr.. Bryan.
Roosevelt has not one atom of
popularity that lie does not owe TO
the facl that he differs from the party
which he leads, and If Roosevelt can
become so popular as he is by occa-
sionaily doing something Democratic,
what would be the popularity OF a
President who always is a Democrat2"
Mr.. Bryan discussed the tariff and
the trusts lie said that If the tariff
Is to be reformed ii must DC done by
those who believe in the tariff reform.
He declared that while he is willing
TO give Republicans credit for what
they have done toward the regulation
of trusts they have not yet begun even
to scratch the surface OF that
scourge."
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
ARKANSAS COMING ELECTION.
Democrats Have thc OnIy Complete
s.ale Yie.iet In Field.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Sept IA
large vote in the biennial election is in
dicate5 by tac interest displayed in the
campaign which closed today State
ana couaty officers, including members
OF the Legislature. which is to choose
a successor 10 United States Senator
James y. Berry. viii be elected. The
Democratic State nominees form the
only complete ticket IN TIE field. the
Republicans, Prohibitionists and So
cialists having nominated candidates
for Governor only
Congressman John S. Little. Demo-
cratic nominee for Governor. PREDICTS
that he VIII have plurality OF 60 600.
which would be ? gain of 10000 over
two years ago. There is no opposition
To Governor Jefferson Davis, Demo-
cratic nominee for United States Sena-
tor.
The payment or the poi tax as a
prerequisite to voting is an issue The
Republicans claim that tho poll tax
amendment to the Constitution was not
legally adopted. The Democrats insist
that as it has never been before the
Supreme court its validity is intact.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
GfLLETT NESTS FRIENDS

ConSrcGsnan Gillett met many Of his
friends and supporters from the north
at the ST. Francis Yesterday He will
leave Union Square at a. N. today
for Santa Cruz The party, consiStins :
OF the candidate for Governor. General
Stone, chairman of the State commit
tee, and George Hatton, will travel in
the Generals automobile.
Thomas B. Do9ieg and Judge Edward
Sweeney OF Shasta. Thomas Flint OF
san Benito, Railroad Commissioner Or
rim Henderson of Stockton. ID. c. Col
licr of san Diego, j. j. Tyrrel of Ne
vada, General n. p. Chipman of Red
Bluff DR.. e. w. Chapman of Nevada,
DR. a. M Gall of jackson, Judge Stanley
Smith of Sierra. Railroad Comms-
sioner A. c. Irwin and Charles Lam
berson Of Tulare arc in town
Many OF The delegates left for Santa
Cruz last evening and many more will
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
Herrin Rewrites the Slate
and Lorigan Survives.

" HE Republican slate has
been rewritten. SO far as
ncmir atf0ns for Supreme
Court Justices are concerned.
and William C. LovignD, tie in
cunibent, is among the favored.
This is Ecgardeo as triumph
kenxie over the Hayes brothers.
1t means the turning dcTn of
Judge A. G.. Burnett of Sonocnn,
who may be prevailed upon to
accept nomination for Tie APP
peIiate bench.
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t,icht End. in Murder.

PORTLAND, Sept. IA special dis
patch to tile Evening Telegram from
Aberdeen. Wash. says that A. A. Wahl-
sren is dead. Harry Wilson is in the
hospital suffering from serious shot
wounds IN the hip and abdomen and
John Jones is in jail with several bad
cuts in the head. the result of fight
in dance hall at Aberdeen at mid
night 1t is asserted that union labor
troubles are at the bottom of the as
sauit
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
Brisk Sales Restore Confidence in the
Future Of Downtown Properties.

4E district that
L strangers the recuperatve powers Leases
have been for growing greater available build
ing sites in former business district
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
w z AK MEN

KH9RSSI DR. HALLS REINVIGO-
HE# A5 RATOR stops all losses and
unnatural discharges in -
&xa wsH hours You feel an improve
F4 S<fS merit from the first dose. We
kAt tEA4 nave So much confidence In
'<# XE7 our treatment that we offer
Es2zzxzz8 Five Hundred reward for any
go No cannot cure. This secret remedy
S,Se~ 1csr power. nightly emissions
1850 rrgarts varfcocele. gleet- strie-
tnrs.@ 'kidnevs, failing memory. drains In
t,s. 1irfT,., zonorrhea. disease OF the pros
tate glands and all other terrible effects
~ SsIf-ahuse or exceSses. which lead on
ia consumption and death. Positively
cures the worst cases IN old or young OF
krhat nJrtitying condition quicxness OF
discharge. Sent sealed. 81 per bottle;
bottles 81 Guaranteed cure any case.
Call OF address orders HALLS MEDT-
Cal INSTITUTE $50 Broadway. Oak
land Cal Also for sale al ISIS 2fth ST..
S. F. Send for frss book
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-03
DIED IN CHICAGO.
Miss Lola Madison of Sal, Lake
Passes Away Following Operation

After an Illness OF three weeks. dur
ing most OF which time she has been
under treatmen, at a Chicago hospital,
Miss Lola Montez Madison OF this
city died at AIS o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon kilograms received during
the afternoon by the family and i'm
mediate friends appraised them Of the
sad event, although they had been pre-
pared for the news for several days, as
Miss Madison had been gradually
sinking since undergoing an operation.
from which she had not the strength
TO rally.
Miss Madison was 20 years OF age,
and was "A daughter OF Mrs Mary u.
Madison OF Salt Lake. on hearing
Of her sudden illness, while visiting
friends I'm Chicago. Miss Kathryn Mad
olson, a sister, left Salt Lake for Chit
cago, and was at her bedside when
the end came. Miss Emma l.. Mad
olson and Mrs. Edward NJ. Garnett,
both sisters of the deceased, reside IN
Salt Lake, while brother II. II. Mad
olson lives at Pocatello, and has been
notified He Is expected 70 arrive
here this afternoon, and VIII remain
for the funeral services which VIII he
held here at a date 10 be announced
later.
Miss Kathryn Madison left Chicago
today, with the remains, and upon her
arrival, the time for the funeral SER
vices will be announced.
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

SPECIAL FOR THE COMING WEEK.
A o-room white pressed br, with bath,
electric lights, and very neatly arranged.
on nth So. near car line, 1900 Terms II
desired.
A corner lot, c5xll5. North Bench $3.50.
A neat firm. cottage, red brick. new,
just of 9th East, $500.
Corner lot. 50xl32 feet TO alley. Located
north on LIST West, 500.
Attractive 7-rm. home, new all modern
conveniences, except furnace desirable
nelghborhood; southeast, $500.
New 4-rm. cottage, bath. electric light,
lot Sxl57 feet to alley, southeast, $3.50
Ten acres OF the best OF land and
hrst class water right with Germ. house,
half acre OF fruit trees, Located Gi,
miles southeast Of Salt Lake city; $3.50
Four acres OF land, one block from car
line, southeast, $3.50
We can nj you out with anything In
the real estate line.
JlANCK- REAL ESTATE & INvT, CO..
Suit 231-a d. +. walker Block
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rr,rrLE BROS. & wooLLEY,

Fine business corner NV corner OF
State and It'll South. 10 rods front on
State St. fine site for drug store, sroc-
cry or meat market or hats, Will be SOLD
soon to settle estate.
We have homes Tor sale from SoO 10
$1,000 everywhere. We can't adVer-
Use all our bargains. II Will pay you
70 call and talk over your wants. Costs
you nothing and II you md what YOU
want, perhaps your prOnts are thousands.
II you want a nice groom cottage, new
modern and stylish, with large lot ana
nne locality, we have one for 1870, on
Lincoln Ave.
There's fine Groom brick, modern
house facing south on eth ST. with large
lot for only $500; its real bargain pay
you to see 1t.
For X,5OO We can sell magnificent
6-room modern brick house, both interior
and exterior walls solid brick and o4lzx
It's. This property Is on 2nd West 81.
Fine new modern brick on r.. md 5. st.,
near 9Th r.. St., good lot only $,SO0.
We simply mention these b. a Few good
buys. but IL you will only call on us we
can tell you of hundreds OF properties.
We can surrey help you even II you don.
buy, that's an right, come in. FUTILE
BROS. & WOOLLEY, Progress Building
lig Main ST. Always some one in; there
seven Cd active real estate men In our
office. We are in business and Will try
and treat you right
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ANOTHER PIONEER GONE.
Ely Ascroft Who Came Here In 10
Dead at Maplcton.
Especial to the "News.')

especial 10 the news }
Sprlngville, March 3,-Another pio-
neer of pioneers has gone to the great
beyond In the death on March l of Ely
Ascroft, at Mapleton, Utah. Mr. AS
croft was born In Louisville, KY In
1928. Two years before the pioneers
came to Utah, Mr. Ascroft was In this
country with others from Kansas City,
who We're after band of outlaws,
After the Saints began to settle the
country In AZ. he came here again and
Joined the Church In "a. He was
veteran OF the Mexican and Black
Hawk wars. He was the father of 10
children, and is survived by eight of
them and a wife. His funeral will be
held on Monday at the Mapleton ward
house.
The funeral Of the late ii. NJ. Dou-
gall will be held at this place Sunday
at o'clock
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LIKE FINDING MONEY.

Finding health is like finding money
so think those who are sick When
you have cough cold, sore throat. or
chest Irritation, better act promptly
like w. c. Barber Of Sandy Level. Va.
He says. Il had a terrible chest trouble
caused by smoke and coal dust on my
lungs; but. after finding no relief in
other remedies, was cured by DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds" Greatest sale OF any
cough or lung medicine In the world.
At u. C. NJ. |. drug store, l12-llt South
Main St., soc and 800; guaranteed.
Trial bottle free.
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MUTUAL MEETINGS.

The program for the Waterloo ward
conjoint meeting to be held Sunday
evening Is az follows.
Recitation. .......Miss Lilly Mcfarland
Vocal solo. .,,.... Miss Wilma Atwood
Reading from the NJ. /. A. paper,
the Waterloo Star. ......,.....,,......
Organ solo ....S Stake Organist Carlyle
Solo ,.................. Mr.. Hyrum Bull
Soprano solo ......... Miss Edna Evans
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Telephones 10, 70 Main street. New
stock Of Crested Butte Anthracite. All
sizes.
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ctIT THESE OFT.

CUT THESE OUT.
s250O-FOr a new 5-rm mod. brick west
Ord So st. a GEM.
slT.O-Eor whole block, North Bench,
city water. This VIII double In
year
slI0-For % acres, fenced, nice house,
artesian wells, shade, ETC., 9, miles
northwest,
yslOn-For new mod, 6-rm. cottage, near
and Ord St Beauty.
We build modern cottaRes anywhene.
Figure with us.
GODDARD INVESTMENT COMPANY.
81 East First South Street
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


tho most modern new .
room prick houses on the
nnrIheast bench bath, tol-
lei, sewer, cement slus-
walks and basement, tur,
mace heat, hot and colo
water, etc, 4lxlG9 foot lo.,
with alley In rear from
second street, situated On
west side OF f St. fourth
house north OF Second 81
Terms, per cent interest 90 900
Call and see for yourself" ''o'''
No Three room brick cottage
''N northwest, close 10 q. ,. L. ., .oo
new shops, on Fern street. N'oo'
No Fiye-room frame house,
near corner 9Th South ana ,.o
Third East SITS, tcrms,''" S'luo
No. Four-room modern brick
cottage. corner Of ana
Seventh Streets ""'.'..'' Ss'S0o
No. New 5.room brick, CANA 40 .oo
rods, southeast ,.....''.'''" '-'o"
No. 10 Nlne-room modern brick,
2laxi0 rods lot on Third 81, =. 40,
close In ....,.,. .",....'''''' So'f"
No. II Ten acres Of ground on
Seventh East St, with ~ a, 0oo
ltulL NAt'of ~ h'
No. Is Nice Groom brick cottage.
bath, toilet and sewer eSx
ia feet lot on ] ST., near A..
Brigham ..,'.'''''''''''''''' f'"'
No. q New 5-coom modern cot,
w s,seo =" qaxs9 soot Iot..'..,... 500
No. % Eieht.room modern brick.
corner sth So 4 9th East ..u
ST. 5Oxl25 Il. lot ,,'','''' VIA"
No. IS toxic rod lot on northeast
bench, blocks east Of l.. $40
d. s, hospital .",,'.'.'''' 8"Vo
No. Is New seven-room brick.
modern. Tenth East ST,
between Brigham and tlrst
South ST.. 2laxl0 roo lot =. ,,o
terms, s per cent interest $3.50
No. 70 slx~room modern house and
barn, on Third South near
Tenth East 2lsxS rod lot.' ASo
No. rs Nice seven-room brick.
bath. toilet, sewer, lot 2isx
rods on X Street ..."..", HW
No 70 llsetory frame SFl9 rod lot
on 1 East ST ....'........,.. $3.50
No. 81 9IsxS rod lot on Second SO
East e streets 81" a,r $3.50
No. 1903 Four-room brick cottage on
north bench close TO l.. ID.
S. hospital, 21gNlO rod lot..' G'lO
No. 10 Nine-room modern brick,
In good shape, private resi-
donce, must be sold at
once, on h. 3ra So.....,'.. $500
ANDERSON REAL ESTATE INvT. CO..
Rooms SVV-5gl New hefaid Building
KELSEY & GILLESPIE ADVERTISE
from their large ana varied Hst VI
properties few sampIes
slg5O. brk. house, t-rooms Pearl Ave,
9th East ST., close In; good chance Tor
home.
$500, splendid brk, house, 10 rooms, lot
S2xle5 IT., east front; 0th East ST. very
good.
$3.50, brk. house, 8 rooms: Blair Ave.
sth So. st.
$3.50. brk. house, rooms, lot 53xl5o IT.,
east 'front.' shrubbery, shade, etc, state
Street
BUILDING SITES AND FLAT PROP
PERTY.
1850 lot I5xl65 IT,. lst St, y block east
state pavement, grand view; close In
good for a doctor
$500 handsome corner lot, 75xltn feet
LIST ST., close in; ideal fiat property
$500, beautiful building site. cheap, for
high class locality, 5oxliS IT,, So 'front.'
East LIST So, st.
5000 the finest acres for subdivision
on the market, fronting State and Main
Streets,
1900 buys 100 acres addition property
18th So. St, q fortune In this tract.
We surely have number OF sure
money-making Investments. 1t pays e
talk with us about real estate matters
KELSEY & GILLESPIE,
y East First South 81.
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We pay per cent Interest per annum
on 81 TO $4,000. lions Savings Bank
and Trust Co Joseph f. Smith, Presl.
dent, George NJ, Cannon. Cashier.
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sEARs INVESTMENT Co.

SEARS INVESTMENT co. -.
2O1-acre ranch, best water rights. $1,000.
implements and stock on the place, Loco
acres fenced best ranch In Idaho, VIII
sell for less than SD an acre
"a acres farm in Big Cottonwood, "
acres improved. fine water right.
10 acres on east bench, 2 acres IN fruit
balance In alfalfa, i-room house, 2l0Q
acres close TO Calder's Park, 5000,
acres on It'll East, ; acres In fruit,
good e-room house and barn, a fine place,
only $500 -
SEARS INVESTMENT CO,
a w. Second South. Phone 1854 Ind
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LOST

SMALL vALIsE FRIDAY NIGHT ON
Sth or 9Th East between LIST South and 9th
South. Return to Coulams store, LIST
south and Sth East Street.
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PIPE-8o, 900 FEET.

ALL SIZES UP TO s INCHES, ALL
kinds machinery, steam and electricity.
j. NJ SVEN,
sss South Third West st.
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on the tables OF all first class cafes
and homes--Vienna Bakery Bread.
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OGDEN AND RETURN, $l.oo
via D. s. r. G., Sunday March 4th

Leave Salt Lake 1925 a. m. $50 p. m,
Returning leave ogden 500 p. m.
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DR. TEUDT, DENTIST

Begs to announce that his Office has
been removed to Templeton Bldg,
rooms 3o4-s. third floor. Tel 1l27k.
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Fancy embroidered centerpleces only
acc this week at ]. X. L. Furniture Re-
moyal Sale.
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CHEAP RATES TO MEXICO.

Daily after February IL, until April T.
the Colorado Midland will sell tickets
Salt Lake City to City of Mexico and
points north thereof for s44,6O For in
formation and literature call Ticket
office. n west Second South Salt Lake.
Fancy embroidered centerpleces, only
40c, this week at |. Y. l.. Furniture Re-
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THE c. S. MARTIN COAL CO.
D. ]. SHARP COAL co.

are filling orders promptly for all kind
OF coal.
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SALT LAKE PHOTO SUPPLY co

Developing. Finishing. Main and srd So
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Experienced Dressmaker. 81 South
End West,
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Or. J. Boyd Gordon, Dentist, 1858 s. Mair
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Quit old ideas placardng circulars; want ads are the VOGUE
MOVING, PACKING, SHIPPING.

THE REDMAN VAN 4 STORAGE co.
only hrm In the city owning aud CON
Tolnhg It's own teams. warehouses, ete'
Large tnree-horse vans. two large ware
houses, expert furniture packers, can snip
Svur goods to any part OF the lni'so
y'ates end save you money. Members "
ene New York Furniture Warehonsemen
association. Have correspondents IN AZ
.ne principal cities. II you want you.
soous shipped from any point east or ives.
concerns make 1t possible to save you
money and trouble. Office, us,iio- ~
south West Temple Street Both 'fhoh's
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ENRAvERs AND DESIGNERS.

DE BOUZEK ENG. CO., CUTS FOR
all purposes, q and 20 w. so. Temple.
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SCANENGERS.

rear 427 r, Sth South. Bell Phones S93-z
and 26iO-k lllingsworth Il Goodwin. Mgrs
SALT LAKE sCAVENGER co. Of
Ace, Atlas Block Basement Tel. 40.
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GROCERIES.

Glib. Bag Self Rising Pancake Flour,
10; 10. New Cod Fish, 25; 1 ID. Good
Baking Powder free with l SIX. Flour, not
delivered. Large Naval Oranges, 10 Good
Salmon, per can, 10. Chicago Store. 81
South Temple Street.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDs
ATTORNEYS.

rau MAURICE NJ. KAlGHN.
Law Ofhces, Rooms ll4-ll5 IN - NJ.
ip,ulisalns' Practices in all The CONN., ker
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$500.


i42 ACRE RANCH, A BIG BARGAIN.
ii2 acres, all imp owed, located at But
lerville. Big Cottonwood, 6-r0om 2-story
brick house barns etc, horses, mar
10 head cows, % acres alfalfa. 30 acres
gam. berries, 90 peach uC.s. ~ app.e
trees, etc, IS hours week water, only so
per acre, ground all around this sells
from $40 ~ 500 per acre.
MEEhS IL LYNCH,
3lS and 3l6 Atlas Block.
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CABINET MAKERS.
BOILER MAKERS.

SAMUEL HOLMES MAKES AND RE.
pairs steam boilers, tanks, smoke stacks,
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IS 90 BOOKLETS. 1900.
Chase, 2i9 Main.

Fine temper ana money saved by
having your painting papcring and
tinting done at George w. Ebert &
Co., 81 Main, where they carry n 400
600 roll wall paper stock.
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WANTED.

% HEAD or HORSES. ALL KIND
Address tg5 East Fourth South Street.