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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27

!: NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

| lThursday) ana the following teach.
ers were elected: Prof. Beasley Of
GRANVILLE, ILL.,, city superintendent
Lowell school; Miss Alma Grain OF
villa Ridge. principal; Rose Mcneil,
seventh grade: Kate Schiller sixth
grade; Carrie Rainey, of Peru. nth
grade; Alice Townsend of Cobren
fourth grade, icon Sutherland. of Tou.
ION, ILL.,, third grade; May Palmer
second grade, and Ethel Dougherty.
primary. Loyejoy school, John Ware
principal; Miss Flora Howard, Flora
johnson, Miss Butler and verna Price.
The minimum salary Is $95.
Mrs. Jos. Fullerton is on the sick
list.
Mr., and Mrs. A. II. Roever, are re.
jolcing over the advent of baby
boy, who arrived this (Friday) morn
ing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
COUNT VOTES IN
A|RDOME CONTEST
ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE
SUMNER THEATRE WILL BE
DECIDED TODAY.

The voting contest for officers o.
the Airdome Theatre has created
much interest among the children In
Cairo. Today the contest closes ant
the boys and girls will have one more
chance TO win the prizes offered by
Manager ID. l.. Williamson.
The votes were counted last night
and the results were as follows:
Manager-Lucille Haberer. 500:
Helen Schulz. 4. Iona Bondurant. 2:
Gladys Harmed. 59 Inez Davis. IS:
Paul Gholson. 1923; Alice Strong. 10:
Mae McNemer. 1872: Clinton Terrell.
u; Lynette Greaney. 20A Charlotte
Candee. 20; Willie Bambrlck. 50; Ma
rion Woodward. p.
Assistant Manager-Lueille Carr.
%; Helen Galligan. 10; Irma Schulz,
81; Esmeralda Haberer, 500: Inez
Davis. IS; Daryl Schulz. 1923; Iona
Bondursnt. p. /.
Ticket Seller-Harry Green, 90:
Otto Euder. Is: Alberta Blatteau.
200; Inez Davis. IS: Barclay Nauele.
I29; Ruth Pettis. %.
Stage anager-Catherine Carey.
%; Vance Malone. 500: Mae Nc
Semer. ?; Inez Davis. IS: Hal Green.
I25: Harry Green, p.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
MOUND CITY, ILL.
. . . - y . . y . = . . . q a a
July rs, 1907.

chas. Rushing, of Anna, formerly
Iaf this place, Is suffering from blood
poisoning in one Of his fingers and
lit Is thought he will have to have the
member amputated,
Dr. and Mrs. Hall Whitaker. have az
their guests this week the formers
parents, Capt. and Mrs, Mark White
ake q; also Miss Josephine McElrnv all
OF Vienna.
Misses Dora Dougherty and Maud
Wall were Cairo shoppers Thursday.
On tomorrow Saturday, July 9th,
l.. Blum will begin sale of all goods
in his immense dry goods and clothing
store, the sale to last till Sept 1st
when he will retire from business
and his successor will take charge. It
IS not known at present who the sur
cesscT will be.
c. s. Britton is spending the week
At Creal Springs.
Mrs. John Lewis of Paducah. who
has been visiting relatives here the
past week has returned to her home. |
The school board met last evening
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
CHARLESTON, MO.

July Is. 1907.


Or. Thomas i. Patterson. owe time
Ieoroner Of Mississippi county. an(
well known for his many cures d
generous diseases, died last week ri
! ne harrington asylum and was
buried here Deceased left four chill
cren anda widow survive him.
| Morgan 3. Harris died Wednesday
and was buried Thursday at tie Odd
Fellows cemetery. the funeral being
held at the Methodist church of
which deceased was d member. a
widow and one child survive him
Fol many years Mr. Harris was in The
mercantile business In Charleston and
was well and favorably known all
ever the county.
Leen cutting admission rates for the
been cutting admission rates for the
past few nights and the opera house
Las advertised a regular rate of five
cents, The Clack Theatorium. for
TWO nights, made rate Of two and
cents per head which re-
suited In drawing one Of the largest
crowds OF the season Despite the ex-
cessive heat, the picture shows con
Inue 20 do good business, as does
also the steam riding gallery on
West Commercial street which has
been in operation during the past
week.
George W. Danforth, u. s. N. who
las been stationed at San Francisco
or the past year and who had some
charitable experiences In tho Frisco
earthquake, Is spending few of the
leated days here with his parents.
dr. Danforth was one of a party that
pent the week at Brewer Lake.
James Wash Smith. one OF this
ounty's oldest and best known citi-
ems, spent last Tuesday at Brewers
axe The gentleman in question is
.st time that he ever INDUCED in
le sport of Izaak Walton. That is
most a record, for few men ever i
Zach that age without trying their
ck" a some fishing resort. y
James A. Boone, of the legal firm !,
Boone & Lee, returned this week i
ON an extended tour of the east. I,
mong other points visited were the d
'mestown exposition and the Knight 1
ampar 6onclave at Saratoga +,
Reese B. Gilloly, Of the Charleston r.
INK is spending his vacation at the ~,
mestown exposition. The young
an will visit New York, Philadel- II
la and Niagara Falls before return q
g home. !,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
BUSY CRAWF|SH
DOMUCH DAMAGE
UNDERMINE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
TURN TABLE AT PADucAH
RENDERING 1T USELESS
PILE DRIVING NECESSARY.
(Paducah News.Democrat.)

| Busy crawfish have become a costly
nuisance at the Illinois Central shops
While they are little fellows they
have been able to put the big turn
table out Of business.
The pit on the west side has been
sinking for several days, but Thurs
day afternoon II went down so far on
the west side that 1t became useless
and had to be abandoned until it
could be repaired. The engines near.
ing completion in the round house
were run out into the yards and today
l ] H., yard IL an unroofed machine
The circular track on which the
table turns sank three or four inches,
which put the table ont of plumb and
engines could not be run off of II
with safety. The theory of some of
the men was that crawfish We're work.
ing in the earth underneath the brick
ioor of the pit and this has been
lroven partially correct as several of
he miniature Holsters have been
ound since the force Of laborers com
nenoed excavating.
A pile driver is being used to drive |
imbers into the bottom of the pit for
firm foundation The table viii be
u operation again in four days. In
he meantime the repair work on en-
ines in the yard Is very undesirable Il
s the men have to work in the hot
in. The accident comes at bad
me as the railroad is in need of en-.
ines 10 haul the heavy traffic nov
assing through Paducah.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
The CHARMING Woman.

Is not necessarily one of perfect form
and features. Many plain woman who
could never serve as an artists model
possesses those rare qualities that all
the world admires' neatness, clear
eyes, clean smoth skin and tina;
sprightliness of step and action that
accompany good health. A physically
weak woman is never attractive. not
even to herself. Electric Bitters re
store weak women, give strong nerves.
bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin.
beautiful complexion. Guaranteed at
Ill druggists, so cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
MAeILL NOT ARRIVED YET.

Clinton. H., July 26.-Sherin Camp
tell up to late hour tonight had not
lrrived with Fred Magill and his wife
wanted here in connection with the
death Of Magilrs first wife. Magir
was arrested at San Diego. Cal. sew
eral days ago. A special grand jury
is to investigate the death Of Mrs. Ma
gill who was found dead in bed OF
May 81.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27

drawing of SIS will take place after the
performance tonight. High class
specialties between the acts by Mis-
Marion Taft. Billy Howard, Thebus
Bros, and Fred Major. moving picture
and illustrated song. Cut out the
coupon in the paper and vote for your
favorite child in the contest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
ADJUSTMENTS

The Airdome--Friendsr was the
PLAY presented last night at the New
Summer Airdome. by the Ferris
Comedians and this ever popular bill
more than pleased the large audience.
The Ferris Comedians have proven
themselves the most popular roper
toire company that has ever played
the city. Tonight The Counter
feiiers.v one Of the best plays in the
repertoire Of the company. The cash
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27

July 2e, 1907.

|
MAJ. >. O. Lewis. Of Villa Ridge
was business caller at Mounds
Thursday.
Henry Titus had the misfortune tC
lose MS fine race mare ON the course
lat Mound City Wednesday. The
animal had been badly injured in a
IpicvlGus race
Miss Mary Galligan Of Cairo. was
2 pleasant caller at The beautiful new
home Of Mr. and Mrs Robert Gun.
bingham Wednesday.
| An afternoon tea was held at the
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.
Ayfes Friday from to G D. m
The wheat has about all been
threshed In this vicinity and viii 10
into storage in excellent condition.
Mr. y. l.. Winstead will resign his
position with he J. G. here ana 20 to
California 10 make his future home.
Chas T. Rice OF Mound City. had
legal business in the coming city FL
day
Some action ought to be taken In
tne matter OF cleaning the weeds and |
rubbish off the court house square
the square Is composed Of eight beau |
tiful lots facing First street and Della
ware avenue.
Miss Myrtle Armstrong Of Mounds,
and Mr. Bud May of Dongola, were
married in Dongola, H., Thursday
eyening, July 25, 1907 Esquire l.. d.
snyder pronouncing the ceremony
hat caused these two hearts to beat
IS one The pair left the same even
ng for brief honeymoon. but just
Vhere they will go and when and
fhere they will be at home your re-
orter did moi learn +
The sociable at the home Of Mr.. II
nd Mrs. G. Kusener last evening was |
success. There was not such a big /
fowd, but everyone seemed to enjoy E
40 social pleasure OF the oceasionI
al the way ice cream and other Q
.Nulies disappeared was sufficient 4
roof Of their appreciation. THE e
ryan fund" was handsomely REIN e
lrsad. =
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
OLD CITIZEN
PASSED AWAY
THOMAS w. LEAHIGH DIES FROM
AILMENTS INCIDENTAL TO
OLD AeE-REsIDED HERE
MANY YEARS.

Thomas w. Leahigh. one Of Cafro's
old citizens died last evening at s
O'Clock at his home on Twelfth
stree after a long illness due to a
complication of disease.
For many years Mr.. Leahigh was in
The lumber business here but retired
some years ago and was succeeded by
= 7. LaDgan who purchased his lum-
Der yard.
The decedent is survived by his
wife and four daughters. Mrs Lea
high Duncan. Mrs. Edw. c. Stein
house. Miss Agnes Leahigh. all Of this
city, and another daughter who re-
sides in the south.
The funeral arrangements viii be
ennouneed later.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
BIDS WANTED.

Sealed proposals will be received BY
the undersigned up to noon August
lst 1907, at his office, No. sos Com
mercial avenue, for furnishing the Cal
70 Public Schools with 400 tons. more
or less, of Lump, Nut and Washed
Slack Coal.
Same to be delivered at the sever
al school buildings as ordered.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
EDWARD L. GILBERT.
Secretary Board of Education.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-27
CIRCUMSTANCES POINT
Concluded from First Page.)

ordered the arrest of Magill and his
bride on what he considered sufficient
evidence to warrant their being taken
into custody. Magill is specifically
charged with administering poison to
his wife, and his bride is charged
with being an aceomplice. The action
Of the states attorney in bringing the
charges is being supported by nearly
The entire population of Clinton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20
srOCKHol.DERs' MEETING.
IRON BLOSSOM CoNSOLlpAIEE,o
ININCT COMPANY. Offics R9Hm No'

IRON BLOSSOM CONSOLIDATE ~ "a
MINING COMPANY. Office Room loon /, NO.
$50 Atlas Block Salt Lake City, ut sna,,,l
Notice Is hereby given that sps sins-
stockholders' meeting of the Iron niV y.
som Consolidated Mining Company T,l a, W.
held at the office of the company T,sn
Nc. Hs. Atlas Block, Salt La ak Sit Ne
Utah. Oh "wednesday, May lst 1sos 4, az az t ror
he purpose OF considering and acting Tp-
on q proposition TO amend t ne in
OF Incorporation OF SAID corp"' "'
the folio wing particulars. to-wt' r,,c,es
/. To amend Artlvle 81 tne Ne Ts,,.
OF Incorporation so as 70 chanse .ne t,cn
eral place Of business 81 said c0rp s,I S,tv
from salt Lake City, Utah. 70 rtoSo , ~. ~.
Utah. ard To provide that an iueu's s ~. s,e.
holders' meetings, either genera, ~ ~ tssd
cial, DO held at Provo City, ptah' l"s'eao
OF at Salt Lake City, Utah; ..,.,.s
2. To amend Article vi OF me A. .hs
of lnNorpora ton so as to decrease LIZ
capital stock OF said ccrporaNor IL lI srn1
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars CtW ., "
10 one Hundred Thousand Dollars ,s.vs
oOol: and 10 increase the number Of shares
Of stock from Three Hundred fho DYE ~,
i9no Oo1S shares to One Mtllton u,Vo.ssI
shares OF the par value OF ten lol CENT "
eneh, said Increased number OF shares 20
he known as treasury stock, and 70 os
disposed OF by the Board OF directors tor
the n,rposes OF acquiring additional prop
ertyl ard for the development OF the
eo'"p'"' yEssF KNrsHT. President
w t7v,r-~.ys o-rrrNf, Sscre.arv,
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Marriage Licenses.

The county clerk Issued marriage u
censes during the past week 20 tile lot-
lowing couples 49, n,~a NJ
Rnowley, Binghan&. ,
r. N. McEwan, Salt Lake; Edna
Jones, Salt Lake. ,,.,
q. w. Harris, st. Anthony, Ida'i Hel-
en- Anderson ST. Anthony, Ida
Nathan Horn, Portland, Or; Lizzie
Shapiro. Salt Lake
q. l.. Scott, Salt Lake Ida L. irvine
Salt Lake ,,,. =,
L. Solomon. Salt Lake,
Il. .. Hardy. Salt Lake; Ellen ~
Pearson. Salt Lake.
II. o. Gray, Salt Lake; Mary A. POM
eT0y, Salt Lake
Isaac Briggs, Spanish Fork; Sarah
Jane King, Spanish Fork -,
Amos f. l4ylander. Salt Lake. Hazsi
Hindle, Salt Lake.
L. Fl. Kimball, salt Lake Gens NUS
C George NJ. Peck, Salt Lake; Elsie e.
GotIghtly, Salt Lake.
Joseph Il, Davis, Salt Lake; Rachcl
M. Howard, Woods Cross.
Alive w. Keller, East Mill Greek;
Edith ID. Nichol. South Cottonwood
Henry HiIl Salt Lakes Ida IolllnseF'
Thomas Williams, Salt Lake; LidGte
ID. Altman, Salt Lake.
Samuel 7, Gnnderson, Sptingville;
| Mary Kelly Birchnal, salt Lake.
/. t. Levin. Sandy; Matilda Anderson
| Salt Lake. ~
benjamin E.. Roberts. salt Lake: Tlr-
| einja r. Nc Masters. Salt Lake
| FRANKLIN Ball Pleasant Groves DORA
| e. Brennan, salt Lake,
EvaId Nygreen, Murray Sarah An
derson, West Jordan.
Emmett NJ Taylor, Bingham; Pearl
Remington. Bingham.
william C. Huntoon Chleagoi Marie
HELEN Bleak, Salt Lake.
Hyrum T, Almauist- Salt Lake; Ku+
by ]. ETasIaI1. Salt Lake.
Chester C, Parke. Kamas; Evelyn
Mitchell Salt Lake.
Gus johnson. Park City; Sophia Ka-
Had, Park City.
Franklin C. Moyle, Salt Lake: kath-
eryn s. Little. Salt Lake.
William r. Pugh. Salt Lake, Eva NJ
Murphy. Salt Lake
Frank Z, ThornhilI, Sedan. Kan;
Grace TAYLOR, Sedan. Kan
Floyd T. Baysinger, Salt Lake; julia
Evans. Salt Lake
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ron sAlr---REAn ESTATE.
RANCK ADVICE ON EARlH'


SOUTH. Oh nGftneast bench. With eoou
Groom modern pressed brick cottage, ati,
other good A-rupm bricih rents bSr w allau
are 80 ARRANGED that there still remain
room 10 buiId another cottage. Nothing
better 10 that locality
VIII buy a. neat s-roolp frame .ecttaSe
with s6Hlas It. 10 alley wAllSlps N's stance
20 town.
ON very easy terms for new broom
pressed brick cottage, plumbing Iousheu
In. located southeast near car ltnc-
Good 5-r0oiu Frame sewer elsHi1te
lights. city water, on CORNER northwest y
Frame hovse, ( large rooms, Shade
fence, lot 2'sslv.. owner leaving he's"oO'-
' S-foom hou Sc, barn. shea electric lights.
water. East on sth South, lot sx6, with
right Of way, ysloo' -.
we hsye for sale yeIy oH w. a. e race.
at $3.50 per rod, sewer and sidewalk pstaG
Az H. front, with sewer and sidewalk,
close to Templo, $500 per rod cheaper
than any adjacent. .s-,
aisS5. corner, on st, for VISA
lII.slesik, near 2nd East and gth South,
for $50 This Is q good buy for small
horne or Investment. go .,o, -,
Building lots on 1th west from SlVo w
viii sell on very easy terms or rent a
55-acre farm, sood water risnh located
southeast
For a fine 2p-acre tract with aou naa inc
4 Of water, best OF land, good house, ana oul
| buildings, only I miles southeast 81 city;
| Sec us for the most complete HIST OF
RASCK REAL ESTATE 4 INyT- CO.,
suite g3i -2ag D. F. Walker Bldg.
RANCK HANDLES TIE EARTH
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CHECK FOR FIREMEN,


Late last night there was a blaze at
the Sweet Candy company's place OF
business l5-I7 east First South street,
that would have destroyed the building,
had 1t not been for its prompt discovery
and the quick action of the fire fight
ers, The fire was caused by an over
hented peanut rooster and the flames
had got into the floor when the alarm
was turned in. Assistant Chief Crosby
and the apparatus fro mstatons Nos /
and 3 responded and the chemical en-
CINE was put into service The blaze
was extinguished before 1t could do
more than $3.50 damages.
This morning the department received
a letter from the candy cOmpeny II,
which Assistant Chief Crosby and his
assistants We're warmly thanked 70,
their efficient services in saving the
building from destruction. With the
letter was enclosed check for 500 for
ths relief fund as token OF apprecla-
ton Tor the good service rendered
AT $40 this morning there was a
run to the residence Of Thomas Taylor
llg west South Temple street where
"A defective Hue had caused Sigh,
blaze. No damage whatever was done
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w ARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

sixteenth Ward-A complimentary
entertainment will be given at the
slxtenth ward westinghouse ON Mcn-
day evening IN honor OF elder Willard
G. Bywnter who leaves shortly ON u
mission to foreign lands. The onteT-
talnment which Is under the auspices
OF tho Twenty-fourth quorum ol SEVEN
~ win he furnished by the following:
Mr. and Mrs Samuel sprS. G j VIM
Tor, Alice Webley. Don Carlos Wood,
Lola Tlmpson, Mrs. Bessie +, New
man Pupils OF PROT O D. sehettlar,
ION Haddock Enid Edrnunds, hTllte
williams w. %, Phillips, ward choig
with aceompanist. Miss Edna IL Corny.
second NnTd-Wednsrday eve.
Aprl "a, commencing at = o'clock a
farewell reception and entertainment
vim bu rendered Elders r, j Sandhers
and A. III. Knebelau pTnoT To their
departure on a mission to sweden and
Denmark. respectively A very inter-
esting program has been arranged for
tho occasion and friends OF the two
missionaries are cordially invited 70
be present at tho meetinghouse on
| the occasion.
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TO ~. Incluslve will be conferred ~,
freGftncnas win be served every eNc'
ming, after the work is done me PEI PM
gram Is deliberately prepared, ~ MA
nrs, and Illustrated with PORTRAITS ei'u
syrmboicaI designs
" A. = A. Clrcus--~The big circus
~ Tho v M. 9. A. begins this attei-
noon at 8 o'clock with a parade, ~ ~
real performance comes on ~ Hs5
gymnasium. where eight speu.a' S,e
scgs nre billed, besides side snow leu
eNre. ana other great original stunts
a hovinr match between George HVl-
iran and Art Bowen Is adveruseu, tnc
resi,IstIon 'Terrfhie Turk VIII be
,here with the goods In the Wres lllnb
bout the pianr, the midget ne lnEee-
legged hos and long haired Woman .,.
and all the wonders pl ~ r.. ,.,.,.J
minus the menagerie are to be trotteu
ort Al least rs officers nnd MEM,
hors or the association have aBreeu
10 take part, an6 interest If SuaI'si-
tcecl to the last,
Travelling Trowel Co1nlng~--l-oca.
Nfnsons are hoping chat the travelling
trowrl" which is 10 reach Denver next
week. viii be sent next 20 one OF tne
Satt LIKE lodges for exhibition TINS
idea OF a travelling tfowcl was sps-
rested In 1905. by c. Fred Crosby OF
New York. his scheme being 70 have
N sent 20 Masonic lodges all over me
world, This was approved of by the
New York Grand lodge in October OF
that year and a silver trowel vas aS
deiicatod In the presence of Loco
Masons. Tho trowel wilI remain TOT
30 days In each grand lurislic ton.
After the trowel has made me tpuE
OF the world, 1t will be returned 20
i,istiee Lodge No 1853. New York
C5fy, where it originated, accom-
panied by a brief describing It's tray
els
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CURED OF RHEUMATISM.

Nir VIM. Henry OF Chattanooga, Tenn,.
had rheumatism In his ltG arm. 'The
strength seemed to have gene out Of the
muscles so that 1t was useless for work,
he saws: II applied Chamberlains Pain
balm and wrapped the arm in flannel at
NIGHT. and to my RELIEF / found that the
pain gradually left me and the strength
returned In three weeks the rheumatism
had disappeared and has not since re-
turned II troubled with rheumatism
try a few applications OF Pain Balm, Ion
are certain 10 be pleased with the relief
which, Il affords. For sale by all drngslsts
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

c1OITy CONsoLIDATED MINING co.
A speelal stockhoiders' meeting OF t me
s,o,,y ConsolSated Mining Cornpanyi; Tor
he nurr,cse Of electing .ff1cers and diree,
tors Of the said company. will be hsid at
Mnrrmnth Hotel Rohlr srr. r'tth. at
m, on me soth dHv IT april 1877.
SAMUEL A. KING.
JOHN G.. CUTLER,
stockholders holding more than IL OF
me capital stock Of sara CD " - .o'' :
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zlon-s Saving Bank q Trust Co.
PAYS per cent on deposits SAFETY
deposit boxes tor rent
JOSEPH F, SMITH PresL
o. C. BEEBE. Cashier
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Ho- 40
MES. Mhs'
$500 down. balance like rent. New o.
room modern, pressed brick houses on
West Side. $500 and 5000
s2co-Good Groom brick house In wat
erloc, with large yard and chicken run.
These are JUST two from our big list
we sell homes OF all kinds. as well Rs
other property.
Ask anybody who has done business
with us what they think OF U.S.
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WATCH REPAIRING.

WATCH sToPPEDs TAKE IT TO
PARKS expert matchmaker and jeweltr
lQz w South Temple St. Salt Lake City
Your money back II don't make u Give
satisfaction. Maxi order work attended TO-
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FoR SAFE, LENT OR EXCHANGE,

A FIRST GLASS FRUIT FARM OF "a
acres. with new modern two-story pressed
brick house. large rustic barn and out
gain Il tbS rIrhs party, Write or SEQ II.
Cummings. a p. South Temple Street,
City,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20

We now hll orders promptly,
CENTRAL. coAL s. COKE co
Phones 1900 IS South Main,
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STOWE & PALMER.

Howard S, Stowe. Eugene b. Palmer
THE REALTY MEN
penI Estate Insurance Loans
IS West Second South Both Phones to44-
'You can't keep good town down"
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COAL ooALl COAL

what win your rating Dol
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What wal your rating boz
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we have building lots In all parts OF the
city ranging IN price from $50 10 SspO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20

Is acres in Cottonwood good house, barns
sheds, etc, primary water right, j
neighborhood where 1900 per acre :
being asked for land -siSQo'N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20

1o-room house, aOxle5 feet, east front mod
ern in every respect, good stable. b b.
on sth East. We believe no grea tor
snap can be found In the city. ,s775oea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20
BoILEI. MAKING.

sAMTTEr. HOLMES MAKES AND RE-
,sjrs ststsrn bai1ers. tanks. smoke stacks
80 rss,- liza w SO. Temple. Phone isy7-z