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was then stricken with what was supposed
to be gastric attack. which Monday was
complicated by the development of pneu-
monia.
His wife, formerly Miss N Lavinia
Scaegs. to whom he was married in 1885, and
daughter. Mrs. Woodward, wife Of DIR.
w. c. Woodward of this city. survive him.
Mr.. Elliott resigned from the government
service April l. 1905.
The funeral services will be held from
his late residence at 3 o'clock Thursday
afternoon, and the interment will be pri-
vate.
Native Of Ohio.
Mr. Elliott was born in 1881 in Mount Yer
non, Ohio where he received his early edu-
cation. He afterward learned his trade at
Marion. Ohio. He came to this city In 1850
as compositor worked on government
contracts. and was for time engaged in
experimental work at the Smithsonian In
stitution in connection with stereotyping.
He introduced composition non-metallic
plate at the Globe office in 1854. and be-
came the superintendent of its stereotyping
plant.
About this time. in cooperation with Mr.
Willard Cow1es of Boston, Mr.. Elliott sue
ceeded in producing metallic plates from
clay molds. The discovery did not attain
to that perfection necessary to render 1t
useful in the art of printing until 1859
when MIR. Elliott aided financially by the
late Mr. William Blanchard of Washington
after the expenditure of much time. pa
thence and money, succeeded in reducing
the discovery TO highly useful invention
and the process was for many years sue
cessfully employed in the government print
ing Office.
Organized Stereotype Foundry.
In 1868, while Mr.. Elliott was enjoying
his summer vacation at his Ohio home,
Col A. Nj. Clapp. then public printer, gov
eminent printer as the title was at that
time sent for him and employed him to
organize a stereotype foundry in the gov
eminent printing office, which he did, ana
he had ii in efficient working condition be-
fore the meeting of Congress in the fo!-
lowing December. He continued as super
intendent of both foundries until 1878, when
the ending of the Rives contract for print
ing the proceedings of Congress and the
establishment of the Congressional Record
caused the Globe to go out of existence
From 1863 until April 1906 with the ex-
ceptiOn of about six years, Mr.. Elliott had
been in charge of the stereotyping and
electrotyping plant of The COVE. nment print
ing office more than twice as large as any
other in the world and he had seen il grow
from the five or six men with which he
began operations until the payroll now con-
tains 103 names. In the old building the
foundry has occupied circumScribed floor
space of 5000 feet, but in the new building
1900 feet has been set apart for what IS
now and for many years has been the
largest, most complete and most efficient
stereotyping and electrotyping plant in the
world. and which it is claimed owes it's
efficiency and completeness more to the
efforts of Alexander Elliott than to all
other influences.
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Miss Frances May Shertzer. daughter OF
Jacob Shertzer OF 'Hayfield." Fairfax
county and Mrl. Arthur W. Pierson Of
Pittsburg were married this morning at 0
o'clock in Christ Episcopal Church. The
ceremony was performed by the rector,
Rev w. ]. Morton. At the conclusion Of
the ceremony the bride and groom left on
a bridal tour. They will reside In Pitts
burg.
Arlington Institute a school for girls in
Alexandria, closed yesterday.
The funeral Of ]. G. Pullin, whose death
took place at his home on North Royal
street on Saturday night. were held yes
terday afternoon. Rev. Charles ID. Bulla,
the pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, conducted the services The
pallbearers were Messrs. r. p. w. Car
nett. H. Kirk, James McWilliams. T. f.
Johnson, j. f. Glover and c. r. Walker.
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In trust by the executors and to be placed
ut interest. the amount accruing to be used
for the benefit of the widow for the re-
mainder of her natural life. After her
death the amount Is TO be divided. when
certain conditions have been fulfilled
among the children Of the deceased. One
OF the provisions respecting this legacy is
that 1t shalt furnish dowry of 5000. TO
be paid to each OF the daughters at the
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time OF her marriage. The residue OF the
estate Is devised to the trustees. in trust
for the widow during the remainder of her
life. After her death Ii is to be appor-
toned among the children. Abraham d.
Prince and Alexander Wolf are named as
executors.
By a codicif dated March TO- 1905, Mr..
Harris provides that his widow, Abraham
ID. Prince and his two sons-1n-law, Leon II.
Reizenstein and Phillip King, shall act as
executors In the place of those named In
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AGED RESIDENT DEAD
ALExAHDER ELLIOTT succuxBs
TO ATTACK OF PNEUMONIA
For Thirty-Six Years Superintendent
of Government Stereotyping and
.Electrotyping Department.

Alexander Elliott. for over thirty-six
years superintendent of the stereotyping
and electrotyping department of the gov
eminent printing office, died of pneumonia
at his residence, sos street northwest. at
4:5o O'Clock this morning. following brief
illness. Until midnight of Saturday, Mr..
Elliott had been comparatively well. but he
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mhlT-n-3O
General Matters.

Washington Lodge of Masons. of which DR..
Purvis was a past master.
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Charge Of Lese Majestic.

Special Cablegram to The Star,
BERLIN. June Sat Posen the editor
of the Polish journal Pokraku has been
sentenced to three months Imprisonment
on charge of lese majestic The charge
rose out OF poem which the editor pub-
Ilshed, In which the archbishop of Gnesen
was denounced for ordering the church
bells to be- rung on the occasion of the
ka3maxs recent visit to Posen.
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WILL OF REUBEN HARRIS.
Provisions of the Testament Filed for
Probate.

The late Reuben Harris. by the terms OF
his will, dated March 10. 1893. and filed for
probate leaves one half of his entire real
estate in fee simple to his widow. Hattie
Harris. The sum of $4,000 is to be held
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pointment- Mr.. Coburn was not a candi-
date for the appointment. nor has he been
a candidate for election to the Senate.
Mr.. Coburn was born in Jefferson county
Wis, In 1916. He served in two Illinois
regiments during the civil war and settled
in Kansas in 1867. He has served for the
last sixteen years as secretary of the Kan
commissioner of live stock exhibits at the
St. Louis exposition in 1904.
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TO SUCCEED BURTON.

Foster D. Coburn Named as Senator
From Kansas.
Foster Dwight Coburn of Kansas City,
Kan. agriculturist at Topeka. yesterday
was appointed United States senator by
Gov. E. w. Hoch. to succeed ]. Ralph Bur-
ton, who resigned earlier in the day. Mr..
Coburn has not definitely accepted the APP
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the will The four named are also to ac,
as trustees of the trust fund provided for
by the terms of the will
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UPHOLSTERING & REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE RE-UPHOL-
stored and repaired. Estimates submit
ted on request Phones 1893. S, L. Matt.
&. Mfg Co, los w 1st So. o2A
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Wabash Mining ompany.-Principal
place OF business Salt Lake City. Utah
Notice. There are delinquent on the fol-
lowing described stock, on account OF as
sessment No. II, levied on the 2lst day OF
December, 1865, the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, towits
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sl7 per month rent on $500 invested
means about l. per cent net on the IN
The property Is In the southwest part OF
the city. Handy for railroad men and
easily rented. The lot. 50N1I feet TO al
ley. and 1t is Al; 4-room frame house.
adobe lined. and 2-room frame. with sum-
mer kitchen, barn, chicken-houses, etc.
all improved and in hrst-class repair
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IT'S EASY

To say that have the best Broom mod
ern residence for sale in the city, but
can prove that the construction of the
house alone cost nearly $4,000; tho lot be-
ing q corner In the best residence section
Is large and we'll improved and Is worth
$500 VIII discount this proposition 2lO,-
OOO II you are in the market for such
home call, phone or write.
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FIrst corne. Hrst served

First corue. first served
Have e number of prospective buyers
for this little home brand-new 4-room
brick. porcelain bath, electric lights etc.
located near Stb East and End South
Price $3.50 $500 cash, balance $50 pei
month, including interest.
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CASH REGISTERS


NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. OSCAR
Groshell. sales agent No. ri Main ST
Expert cash register repairing Second
hand registers always in stock. nlsSD
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Five-room modern brick cottages bring
about S276O to $500 Ii depends on the To-
cntion Have one close In and II Is mod
crn. including furnace Can sell II for
$3.50. It's q big bargain.
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When IL comes TO securing a bargain.
either In a house, lot or business proper
~, nobody can beat my list
phones 6Il. riSs4
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WATCHES REPAIRED

RELIABLE WATCH CLOCK AND
Jewelry repairing at moderate prices.
Carter Jewelry Co. 32i Main. 1881
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SECRET SOCIETIES


A Q. U. W.-MEMBERS OF SALT
Lake Valley lodge No. II arc requested
to attend the funeral of Brother r. S.
robertson ut residence. 734 East First
south. at 2 p. m. Friday. January &c.
A: A. 8. RITE-Tne four coordinate
bodies of the A. A s. Rite of Free Ma
sonry hold stated meeting the third
Thursday In each month at the Masonic
hall, corner West Temple and Second So.
SoJourning brethren invited
Sidney w Badcon. 80 deg
W. III. Jordan Lodge OF Perfection No 2
T. w. Plnkerton 81 deg.
w NJ. James Lowe Chapter OF Rosc Croix
No L
Ira o. Rh~ades. K. c. C. H.
Commander Salt Lake Council of Kadosh-
No. /
II. y. Mayo. K. C. C. II.
NJ OF X Utah Consistory No. L
Christopher Dlehl. 20 deg.
Registrar OF all the Bodies.
UTAH CHAPTER NO 1. r. a. M.-Stated
convocation first Wednesday in each
month at Masonic hall. Companions cor
daily invited Chas. W. Noise. IA L.
Moses c. Phillips. Secretary,
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CLAIRV0YANTS

MADAME ALIESE PINK. CLAIRvoY-
ont medium and card reading 1ls South
First West, now at my new location.
Telephone 3A4-k. nl5aS
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SEE THE ELEGANT SEVEN ROOM
brick at 11G3 Second st. key at 1119
open Sunday Terms,
New four-room brick. bath, toilet, lava
tory, cellar, e. l.. three blocks from Tenn
pie. $3.50. terms.
New broom modern cottage, 9th w. bet
n. Temple and S. Temple; 5000; monthly
payments
See owner. 96 Hooper Building. rl4O8
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MT. MORIAR LODGE NO. 3. F. and A.
M.-Masonic hall second Monday each
month. Members OF Sister lodges and So
tourninG members In good standing In
vited. a. II. Peabody, W. NJ. Christie
pher Diehl. Secretary
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CLEANING AND DYEING


CHICAGO CLEANING CO, 249 SOUTH
State st. zones. Ind. 2oSo Bell A23-2.
pl2S7
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

>~~~>~>~~O-~-O~-~-~~-~>><>
THREE PLEASANT HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, ground floor. l6l f 3rd SO.
Phone zGs-Y rl64S
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WAsATCH LODGE No. /. F. and A. NJ
Masonic hall second Friday each month
Members Of sister lodges and soJourning
brethren In good standing invited. Harrle
Wall Griffith, w. NJ a. j. Lowe. Secre-
tary
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And In accordnnce with law and the or
der of the board OF directors made on the
2lst day OF December. 1906 so many shares
OF each parcel Of such stock az may be
necessary will be sold at the office OF tho
company room $40 Atlas block, West Sec
ond South street, Salt Lake city Utah,
on the Sth day of February, 1906, at the
hour OF 80 p. m, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with the cost of ad-
ycrtising and expense OF sale.
w MONT. FERRY, Secretary.
Once go Atlas block, Salt Lake City.
Utah.
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c. J. BOWMAN. ROOM 5. EAGLE BLK.
Ind. tel $3.50
Ranch Bargains.
10 acres, 18th So, near 7th East; ele-
CANT 6-room house. fine chicken house.
barn; all kinds OF improvements, an ele-
CANT country home; $500, easy terms.
l9 acres at Centerville, forty-hye min
utes ride on dummy line from city, g.
room house; plenty water. largo barn.
cemented milk house; fine orchard. bar
gain. 1920. can make easy terms.
81 acres, 8. +. OF sugar house ward;
new four % room br. house, 2 acres In
orchard bal In lucernes 20 shares water
right. See this. 5000, terms.
X acre, So. State. Broom house; porches.
nne cellar. chicken houses. good water,
etc, l block from car line: only sll0O
"a acre on So. Main near car line; g.
room house. a snap at $3.50.
II you are interested come and see us,
We can suit you II you Will only tell US
what you want. and can make the terms
tempt you. Try us. that's oil 1850
SIX-RM PR. BR MOD. HOUSE; S. E !;
$3.50 Maben. AO4 Auerbach bldg. 1897
CLOSE-IN PROPERTY, $50 PER
front foot facing west on State, just
through Eagle Gate; 1915 by 1872, with
present old buildings renting for S2750:
elegant site for apartment or fat build
ing; paved street; sewer; walking dis
tance.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.
I'VE can match anything anywhere"
Member S. l. r. f Assn.
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a ARGENTA LODGE No 3. F. and
"a A. M-At Masonic hall FIRST
AE Tuesday OF each month Mem
bers of sister lodges and sojourn-
ng brethren Invited. Harry A Knowles.
" NJ. Moses c. Phillips. Secretary.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE AT A
bargain, l00.125 shares OF Little Cotton
wood Mining Co. at &c per share, or Will
exchange for real estGtc, Williams Bros,
Murray r12T1
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BEFORE PURCHASING YOUR HOUSE
hold goods. call at our store and get our
prices. Will save you from IS 20 % per
cent on carpets. llnoleum. stoves, ranges
and everything in the furniture line
Cash or instaliments Nebraska FurnI-
turc Co 62 Z. 2nd So. p2as5
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HOMES AT BARGAIN PRICES
Good 4-room brick cottage. large hall,
closets. pantry. bath barn. lawn, etc;
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AUCTION SALES

~~~~~~-~-~-~-~O~~O-O-~-~
YOU NEED Me. j MAKE FURNITURE
and merchandise sales anywhere Ruy
or sell c. Il. Osterloh auctloneer Adj,
dress ga So. Main. RAJ
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United States for the district OF Utah
In the matter OF Bernard w Liddell, vol.
banltrupt.-In bankruptcy. No. 92i.
To the creditors OF Bernard w Liddcll
of Salt Lake City. in the county OF Salt
Lake. and district aforesaid. bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 20th
day OF January 1906. the said Bernard w.
lidden was duly adjudicated bankrupt.
and that the FIRST meeting OF his creditors
Will be held at my office In the Com
mcrclal block Salt Lake City Utah, on
the 3rd day of February. 1908. at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their claims
appoint a trustee. examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business may
properly come before said meeting.
CHARLES BALDWIN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Salt Lako City, January g, 1896. Tl637
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WANTED-AGENTS

SIX RUSTLERS FOR THE PERFEC-
tion Dry Chemical Fire Extngutshcr
Tor Salt Lake City For full information,
Hanson-Hill Co, All oath st. Ogden
rlC
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SAFE REPAIRING

EXPERT SAFE OPENING AND Lock
work. Salt Lake Stamp Co. cor 3rd
So. and West Temple. Fones 34 p270
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN lodge No 3.-Every
Thursday evening. K Of P hall.
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SCAVENGERS

UTAH sCAVENGER co, OFFICE $50
So. Ord E Bell phones 26lO-K and
2Se3-Z. iZs9
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SUNBURST ACCORDION AND SIDE
pleating. Mrs Jennens. 298 Third East
Bell phone S047-K, u2S9
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MOVING AND STORAGE

MOVING, STORING. PACKING. SHIP
ping korns Warehouse Co. l15S
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE REPAIRS

C. D. LOVBTT. ALL MAKES RE-
paired Foundry. Il n. 7th West; phone
lz5;-Z qS3
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HOUSE WRECKING

OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT; SHOwELL
Bros, 81 Belcher, 10l Atlas block, phone
Bell 955J- X, Ind. 1898. rlll2
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SPIRITUALIST


Mrs. r. FoNTYN. CLAIRVOYANT AND
trance medium. POI S. w. Temple o59l
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LINCOLN lodge No. g X. of P. meets
every Tuesday evening. o'clock K OF
P. hall
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n LICENSES


Salt Lake; Ellen o.
\. Salt Lake; Ada w
sfe. salt Like; Elizabeth
rllnrton. VI; sara Reid
n. pueblo. Colo. Rachel
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GOOD OFFICES. II WEST IND SOUTH
after March lst. Capital X. F.. l. Co,
li9 S. w. Temple. IIo-
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c., J. BOWMAN. ROOM 5, EAGLE BLK.
Ind Inl gs3N
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PIPE-60,000 FEET

ALSO STEAM HOSTS. ALL KINDS
machinery, steam and electricity. ]. NJ
SVEN, $50 So Srd West n9l5
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,. s DRESSMAKING AT RE-
- for a short time. Kit skirts
~ At tS7 E. 4th So. st. Bell
i, lilo
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1917 FIT. MAIN ST. F., FRONT; s45 PER
IT worth so; one-third cash, bal yrs.
low int Address 46. Tribune. rl&a$
e. ]. BOWMAN, REAL ESTATE AND
loans. room 5, Eaglo blh, Ind. phone
$50 r105I
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FIYE-ROoM COTTAGE, So; INQUIRE
Young's cafe. iHVo
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EASY MONEY. EASY TERMS. EASY
ratcss very private; chattcls and other
securities Sec us. Room 2O9 Atlas block
1919
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nrWOMAN FOR POSITION
er1 ant; one of executive force
~ learn. State experience.
E.frIbune. 1857
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:, AYING GOOD ROoMING-
: 1aineSs part o. city 10 let fur-
S address o %. Tribune
n piil3
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WANT ALL THE GOOD LOANS I
can secure; no commission; To Eastern
comnony. no third party; low rate; MANY
onti6ns. Russell L. Tracy. No II f ist
South hi0l
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UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR RENT. RiN7 l0o,
ers Bros, 40 Main St IlO9s
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. PAUL, HEIN
prop. IS T.. LIST 30. 2oo rooms; rates. 200
ssc and COc.
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. MOD.
ferred 4a So Main: phone l6l5-Z.N rl5SS
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A G-RM. COTTAGE AND An s,KM:
mod house East side. Jas. k Shaw
& Co. over l53 So. Main. rIVoi
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FIVE ROOMS FURNISHED FOR
housekeeping; modern. 523 +. 9TH SO:
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-2ERS FOR FURNACE AND
at Lango's Employ
,.SIe 5. Main ct Phones: Ind
'",-h. rS3I
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING
DIARIES

DIR. A SCOTT CHAPMAN. Den uSI
5N5-5o6 Scott bldg. Bell lS54-Y. Ind 26S,
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POWERS & MARIONEAUX. ATTOR-
ncys-at-Law, Rooms 202 -9o3- 20I- O5-21S
New Herald bldg, Main st. Salt Lake
City. Bell phone 1850 q2
h A WALTON. ATTY,-AT-LAw. NO.
500 Commercial blk lsnl
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

SPAN HEAVY YOUNG WORK MARES
503 S. State ST r1652
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ON MORTGAGE. NO COMMISSION
Lowest rates. Pomeroy, 3G w. lst North
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping, with bath 2l5 w. 5th So.
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GROCERY

THE SOUTHARD GROCERY co. A
full line OF groceries and meats, home
cooked foods Il speciality. Prompt de-
livery. Brad Wocott, proprietor l45 E
9TH South. Bell phone 329-K- rI632
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FURN. FOR SALE CHEAP. 7-ROOM
mod. house for rent; AIS So. 1st West
rllG3
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FOR RENT

THREE MODERN HOUSES. 3 AND
rooms. e. l.. porcelain bath, large barn;
DubbeH laundry trays. 2l9 South md
East. 'loSo
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AL DIRECTOR

IL, UNDERTAKEN AND
is. W. TEN. Phones. lois.
p642
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y - MIDLAND CLOTHING.
ses. pest prices paid. 23 Com
)4S postal card Phone sink.
MA
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aAL NOTICE


srnl services OF Thomas
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nment in MI. Oliyet ceme-
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!, kureka, Utah. January H.
I fobertson. by accident. In
Funeral will be held from
daughter. Mrs. DR.. A. A.
"a South street ot ? p. no.
~ under the auspices OF
~ g. ". o. w. Intorment
very.
Tuesday morning. AT :
~ failure sup=rlnduced by
.tle L. Olsen. 6Eed ) years
inter OF Frederick and car
NJ Murray ward moatins-
o'cIcck. Friends invited.