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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-06
MEDICAL BOARD
IS REORGAH|zED
DR.. D. c. Budge Is the New
President; Those Successful
in Passing Examination.

The State Board Of Medical Examiners
which has been In session for several
days, was reorganzed Friday under the
law passed by the last Legislature,
Dr. IL. s. Wright rendered his resigna-
ton as president and was given n vote
of thanks, Or. u. c. Bulge was elected
president Of the board. DR.. r. w. Fisher
secretary and DR.. a 5. Condor treasurer.
Ell A FolIand Is the clerk The board.
under the new law. consists of nine mem
bers.
The following passed the examination
before the board TO practice medicine and
surgery in Utah:
Fred S Dixon. Salt Lake City; Fred
erick Il. Clark. Salt Lake City, u. S.
Wallick, Provo; e. p, Mills, Ogden G.
c. Emery, Preston, j. l.. Arntzen. Thistle;
o r., Grua, Pleasant Grove.
For the practice of obstetrics. the fol-
lowing passed:
Marie Willardson. Ephraim; Lydia Pur-
nell. Cardston; Maud s. Roundy. Ranch;
Lottie A. Haieht Cedar city; Jane a. F.
Enholm. Salt Lake City; Rebecca A. Min
er, Salt Lake City: Rose r.. Page, Salt
Lake city; Margaret Cannon, Salt Lake
CITY; Edith Decker. Granger, Mary e.
clur; Colonia JuareZ Emily Brough,
Parkerville; Mary Openshaw. Paragoonah.
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Low PRESSURE IS
NOW IN COMMAND
Weather Oracle i'm the DOOly
Block Predicts Moisture
During Sunday.
When the Saints meet.
The skies begin TO weep "

Weather Prophet Hyatt may have re-
membered that old saying when he hung
out cards Thursday announcing showers
for Friday. AT any rate, rain fell in tor
rents for while Friday morning, and
DIR. Hyatt, after carefully observing the
heavens Friday, tackled up the following
GaTd 5hn oode day '99shS an5
al Denver bears out DR.. Hyatt his pre-
d!ction for Utah being the same as the
local oracle's. The prognostication for
western Wyoming for Friday night and
today is showers, with colder weather
In the southern portion.
The Saints should not blame DR.. Hyatt
for the gloomy weather that is attending
the beginning OF their conference. for the
fault is not his. The trouble is with the
low pressure that persists In hanging
around northwest Of this section OF the
country, with transforms In It's wake
Yesterdays Record,
Yesterdays record at the local office OF
the weather bureau for the twenty four
hours ending at p. M:
Maximum temperature, 81 degrees
minimum temperature, 40 degrees; mean
temperature. i6 degrees, which is l de-
gree below the normal.
Accumulated excess of temperature
since the first OF the month, q degrees.
Accumulated excess OF temperature
since January !, iS3 degrees.
Relative humidity at p. m. II per
cent.
Total precipitation from p, m. to p.
m, "A inch.
Accumulated excess OF precipitation
since the first of the month, .35 inch.
Accumulated excess of precipitation
since January !. 3.17 inches.
THE storm over the North Pacific has
moved eastward to the Rocky mountains
and British Northwest Territory" says
DIR. Hyatt in his report. attended by
rain or snow over nearly all districts,
in conjunction With storm over the
West Gulf and North Atlantic States,
with rain at time OF report at Salt Lake
City, Roseburg. Portland, Northheld.
Knoxville and Buffalo. and snow at Du-
luth and Bismarck. Heavy rainfall oc
Cured at Little Rock, $50 inches. High
pressure was reported over the South Pa
ciflc and South Atlantic States and the
I region -
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Presbyterian.

First PRESBYTERIAN church, northeast
corner OF South Temple and c street:
Rev. William NJ. Paden. d, D., pastor
Morning service at II o'clock. at which
time there VIII be an observance OF the
Lords Supper, and reception of new
members. Evening service al 7;30 O'Clock.
Sermon by the PASTOR Sunday school at
Friday evening OF each week at T:3O,
MidweelS services on Wednesday evening.
Teachers meeting at 7:30: praise and
prayer meeting at p. m. All seats are
free, Everybody Invited TO all tliese SER
vices.
Third Presbyterian church, corner
Eleventh East and Eleventh South: Her
bert T.. Hays, pastor-Wade Loofbourow.
superintendent of Sunday school Ser
vices on Sunday as follows; Preaching
at IL a. m. subject, THE Reality of the
p. m; subject, "a Programme for Life"
Sunday school at 1915. lesson, Jacobs
Vision and Gods Promise Christian En-
dcavor at $50 p, m; topic, The Conse-
Grafton OF One Day In Seven" Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 730 p. m.
Good singing at all the services. A hearty
Christian welcome for everyone. a church
for the people.
Westminster Presbyterian church, 130
South Fourth West-Preachng service at
IL a. m: Sabbath school at 1.30: Junior
Society at p. M; Senior Society at $50.
evening service at 7:30; Wednesday even
ing prayer meeting at 7:55. The annual
congregational meeting will be held
Wednesday evening, April 10, after
prayer meeting. for the purpose OF elect
ing officers for the ensuing year, also TO
receive the reports Of the different boards
and societies OF the church
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List of Churches Extending
Cordial Invitations to the
General Public.
RESIDENTS AND VISITORS
ALWAYS WELCOMED
Appropriate Topics Discussed
and Services EmbclIished
With Music.
Methods st.

Liberty Park NJ. r. church, corner
Eighth East and Ninth South. L. Charles
Parker pastor.-Sunday-s school at 10 a.
m; ~ Tracy, superintendent, Public
worship at IL a. IN. and 7:30 p. m. Sub
tect for morning sermon. "Fanaticism;
Evening subject. Labor for the Lord Is
Sweet" Glass meeting at the close OF
the morning service. Junior league at ;
p. IN. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7S0
p, m
Illft NJ r. church, Ninth East and First
South ID. NJ. Helmick, pastor. Preaching
at IL a. m. and y. M Misses Lucille
and Nina Hin will sing n duet at the
morning service. The male quartette
will sing in the evening, Sunday school
at 10 o'clock; Epworth League at $50.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
s o'clock.
First Methodist Episcopal church. cor
ner OF Second South and Second East
streets: Benjamin Young, pastor.-Ser-
vices at IL a m. and p. m, Morning
topic. Sympathy With Christ" evening
subject, What Manner Of Man Is This?'
Sunday school at 1216; Epworth League
at p, M All are kindly invited to these
services.
Services in the Norwegian Danish NJ.
u. church. 523 South Fourth East H. L.
Hansen. pastor.-Sunday-s school at 10 n.
m. Rev, f. E. Mork will preach at IL
a. m. in the Norwegian language and at
6 D. m In the English language. All are
cordially invited,
Services at a. NJ E. church: j. C. Bell
pastor-Preachipg at II o'clock 3 p. m.
and p. m; class at l2:l0; Sunday-school
at p. m.; communion at p. m: Quar-
terly meeting all day Sunday. PreSioing
Elder James II. Hubbard will be present
aud preach Good music is an important
feature OF these services. The public is
invited.
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MANTI WANTS MADDOX.
Highschool Athletes Seek Proper In
structions on Track Training.

At the urgent request of Prof. Robinson
OF the Manu highschoo. Coach Maddox
OF the University will go south this morn
Ing TO show the boys OF the highschool 4
few points on practical training and track
work, Last year Maddox issued a book
let on training for the different track
events. This was distributed throughout
the State to all highschools The con-
tents OF the book have evidently done
much good as is evidenced by the replies
and the Inquiries that have been received
asking for further information, Manti
has a promising bunch OF athletes and
prospects for making a good showing at
the state track meet have encouraged the
sity down TO help develop the material
further. Mrs. Maddox will GO along TO
meet a number of friends in Manu.
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erence to the questions that have
arise in the recent past, it is very
proper that straightforward state
ment Of the principles and policy by
which the church will be governed
should be made. The address just read
covers that ground in very compre-
henslve manner; and the times are pro-
pitlous for issuing it to the world, The
storms that have beat upon us for so
over us, thank the Lord, without doing
us any material harm. We are laboring
under no stress of feeling, and hence
we are in the right frame of mind TO
adopt the address
81 therefore move, that representing
the Church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter
Day Saints, in general conference as.
sembled, we do now adopt this docu-
ment presented by the first presidency,
and that we accept 1T as an expires
sion of the principles and policy of
the church that We will advocate and
sustain.
Quickly Seconded.
Apostle John Henry Smith was on
his feet at once TO second the motion.
Believing that the best interests of
day Saints are at stake in connection
with this matter, as well as the we'll
being of the American people and the
world. | most heartily second this
proposition.
About three seats back from the
speakers stand there next arose Presi-
dent William Jack of Cassia stake.
Everybody craned their necks TO see
the speaker and in eager expectancy
he piped; MAY 1 ask, Brother Smith,
that the congregation be permitted to
exhibit its approval by rising vote2'
The prophet had already resumed
charge of the meeting, and he said,
addressing the congregation in general:
~ would like, brother, to give an
opportunity to many TO express them"
selves in relation to this matter. but
as the time is so far spent, [ will now
CATION to respond AYE or mo by a
rising vote All that are III favor of
the motion will rise TO their feet -
AS far as the eye could see the en-
tire congregation responded to the
cordial invitation.
President SMITH want it to be
understood that l am calling now on
members of the Church Of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints. Any member of
ton will please rise to his feet
The same silence which had en-
veloped the congregation while the
declaration was being read had again
fallen over it, No one responded; not
a sound was heard; and the prophet
declared: 1.-The motion is unanimous -
And the incident closed After the
singing of the hymn, "Do What Is
Right, Let the Consequence Follow
adjourned until clock.
A, B. Edler. LAWYER. 527 Atlns blocIc
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Baptist.

East Side Baptist church, corner Sew
enth East and Third South streets; :, a,
Hayworth, pastor. Divine service at IL
a. m. with preaching by the pastor. Mrs.
y. E. Cutler Will sing THE Voice That
o'clock. Sermon topic. The White Stone
and the New Name" Solo by DIR. w. j.
Davis. At the close OF the evening ser
vice new members will be welcomed and
the Lords supper observed. sunday
school at 1915 p. m. Christian Endeavor
at o'clock Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening. All are invited.
First Baptist church. corner Second
South and Second West; Rev. y. A.
Brown. pastor. Preaching at IL a. m. and
p. m. Communion and reception of
members at morning service, Young
mems Bible class at 10 a. m; Fred l.
Evans. leader. Sunday y-school at 1890;
Horace Tucker. superint endent. p. Y. p,
L. at a m. leader, Miss Reha Yickery;
topic, The Conservation OF One Day In
Seven" Wednesday evening service at
o'clock; topic, Prayer for the Eyange-
l!stic Meetings" 10 be held the following
week, A welcome TO all.
Rio Grande Mission chapel. Second
South. between Ninth and Tenth West,
Sunday y-school at 10 a M. a. NJ, Flynn,
superintendent.
Burlington Mission chapel, corner In
diana avenue and Navajo street Sunday
tendent
calvary Baptist church (colored), A74
East Second South street; John II. Allen.
pastor. The regular services Will be held
at this church Sunday, April 6. as fol-
lows: At IL a. m. preaching by the pas.
II. m. 3. Y. p u. led by the pastor; at
p. m. the Rev. DR., b, IS. B. Johnson
uf ) ncolE. Nen Will preach. Public in
vited 10 hear this able speaker.
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Episcopal.

st. Marks cathedral, 225 East First
South street Rev. Benjamin Brewster
dean. Services for the first Sunday after
Faster: Holy communion at 7.3G "a m
Sunday y-school at 9:A5. Holy communion
and sermon at II. The Easter music will
be repeated in large part. Chloral even
ing prayer and cantata, Christ the Vie
tor at I:30.
st. Peters chapel. 655 North Second
West strcct-Sunday- school at 9:I5 a m
Evening prayer and sermon at p. IN.
ST Pauls church, Main and Fourth
South streets. Charles l., Perkins rector
Services. Holy communion a. m. Sun
day-school 9:45 a. IN. Morning service
and sermon at IL O'Clock Evening
prayer and sermon at S o'clock. Visitors
welcome.
81. Johns chapel Ninth East street and
Logan avenue, Sunday school at 2:45 p
~. Holy communion and sermon at 4
o'clock. a cordial welcome 10 ALL
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SAME OLD GAME.
Unsuspecting swede Loaned Money on
Bogus Bank Certificate.

Special TO The Tribune.
LARAMIE, Wyo.. April 5.-Sheriff Bath
OF this county this afternoon offered
reward of $50 for the capture Of TWO men,
one believed TO bear the name Charles
T.. Hall, the name of the other unknown,
who secured $3.50 from a resident OF this
city, Swede, train Ell route to
Cheyenne. Hall and his companion asked
the Swede for a loan, as Hall had a bill
due at once and II must be met upon his
arrival at Cheyenne. He gave the Lara
mic man a certificate Of deposit on the
Montana National bank at Butte. At
Cheyenne, Hall and his companion left
the train and at Denver the Swede found
that he had bogus certificate drawn
upon a bank that does not exist. He sent
home for money to return to this city.
A genuine case of bovine tuberculosis
has developed in this city and the anil
NAL is being closely watched. pending the
arrival of the State Veterinarian. The
afflicted animal is a milch cow whose
milk has been used for months.
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PimpIes and BIotChes

Are not the only signs that q blood
cleansing, tonic medicine is needed.
Tired, languid feelings, loss of appetite
and general debility are other signs,
and they may be worse signs
The best blood-cleansing, tonic medi-
cine is Hoods Sarsaparilla, which acts
directly and peculiarly on the blood,
Kidding it Of all foreign matters and
building up the whole system. This
statement is verified by the experience
of thousands radically 'cured,
Over forty thousand testimonials re-
ceived in two years, by actual count.
Accept no substitute for
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Insist on having Hoods. Get it today.
In liquid or tablet form. 100 Doses 81.
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TWO DEATHS AT EUREKA.
Funeral Held Over Remains of Two
Residents of Eureka.
Special to The Tribune

Special 10 The TriDune,
EUREKA April 4.-The funeral OF the
late John Kruber took place yesterday
Deceased was Il young Finlander about
26 years of age and died Monday OF con-
sumption. He was unmarried. but leaves
many young friends, especially among his
native people. to mourn his death
Mrs. Minnie Ferris OF Mammoth died
al Provo Monday. at the home OF her
was born at Provo I'm 1866. and death
resulted from pneumonia She leaves a
husband, Daniel Ferris. and three chill
dren and large number OF friends in
Tlntic 10 mourn her death.
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MAY RUN SHORT OF BEER
Workers in "a Breweries Of Pittsburg
Have Walked Out.

PITTSBURG, April 5.-Pittsburg Is
threatened with n beer famine as the re-
suit of the strike today of 1900 workers
employed by the twenty-four breweries
in this city. The Pittsburg Brewing COM
pany and the Independent Brewing COM
pany., two OF the largest breweries in
the city. are completely tied up.
The brewers agreed to give the men
shorter hours and more pay IL they would
agree TO submit the other questions 10
arbitration. but this was refused and the
men went out today.
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WHIPPING POST USED
Negro Wife Beater Subjected to An
cient Form of Punishment.

BALTIMORE. April 5,-The whipping
post was used al the city jail here today
FOR the first time in twenty years. Say
lor Brooks, colored. was given nine lashes
on his bare back with q cat -nine-tails
whip, in connection with two months
iail sentence for wife beating. The negro
treated the logging lightly and smiled
after il was finished.
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SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Hyrum L. Sterling Charged With Hab-
itual Drunkenness.

PROVO. April i.-Mary Sterling has
flied suit for divorce against IIyrum l..
Storing and for grounds she alleges In
failed TO provide the necessaries OF life
and that he Is common drunkard The
complaint scts forth that the parties
were married at Spanish Fork January
2, 1863: that there are two minor chill
dren. n boy, age II, and girl, age Is.
Plaintiff asks for an absolute divorce and
,or an equal division of the common
property.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
George Q. Cannon
Association
II MAIN ST. PHONES 90.
SPECIAL.

SPECIAL
A double house, rooms in each suite.
south on Seventh East street. at great
sacrifice. This is modern and just COM
pleted. House alone cost 5000. We offer
house and lot, IL taken at once, at $4,000,
on following terms: $1,000 down. balance
$50 per month, including interest
LOTS
$l0o down and 81 each week, fine lots
at low price, near Liberty park. Half
block from Wandamere car line
$3.50 Lots at 18th East on Browning and
Milton ayes. High. good ground. Block
to car line. Terms.
$500 Lots on Major ave, in South Main
Street addition. Half block from state
street car line.
1926 Lots on Lake st. One of the pref
test residence districts in the city. Face
Liberty park.
$225. Lots on Laird ave. This is a pop
ular street between 9th and 10th South.
New houses on this avenue and neighbor-
hood. Look below at the houses we are
selling there.
$3.50 Lots on State street, below 10th
South, facing west.
$500 Lots on sth East, just below eth
South.
800 Lots on Main St (the boulevard).
below 10th South. Very choice home site.
S475. Two and one-half rods frontage
on ] and 10th ave. overlooking the val
$500 21s rods frontage on eth South,
near 10th East.
$3.50 2lI rods frontage between South
Temple and LIST South SITS.
$3.50. 212 rods frontage on 9Th ave, bet.
and d streets.
S1.1O0- 21k rods frontage on 3 and sth av.
$1,000. 2l5 rods frontage on It'll East and
LIST South streets.
$500. rods frontage on B and 5th av.
|
HOMES
$500. broom, near 10th So. and West
Temple.
Sl.45O. Broom. 9th W and 4th So
S1,s50. 4-room, 7th w. and 4th So.
$3.50. 4-room, 18th W. and I'd So.
5000. 4-room brick, near Liberty park.
S2.4O0- 4-room brick. near 18th So. and Cd
East
$500. Groom brick. modern. on 4th
East.
S2.7O0 4-room brick, modern. on 4th So
$3.50. 5-room house on Laird ave. These
houses are neat. modern, well-built and
situated in one of the most beautiful and
popular residence districts. The ground
is high and dry and the surroundings
the most desirable. We highly recon-
mend these houses to any one looking
for an attractive and yet not costly home.
Can make easy terms If desired
5000. Groom. modern. new. near 9Th
So. and 9th East.
$1,000. 5-room modern homes on d St.
Sc $50. S-room modern. only 10 minutes
walk from our office. This is almost an
ideal home for the busy man who wants
to be close in. Beautiful lawns, cement
walks. good basement. furnace room,
electrical fixtures. Everything is COM
plete, and you can move in at once.
Lots and business property in every
part of the city. Usually we can secure
very easy and favorable terms.
Come and see us in our new quarters.
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And in accordance with the law and or
der OF the board of directors, made on
shares of each parcel Of said stock as NAV
be necessary, will be sold at the office
of the secretary, room 40, D. +. Walker
building, Salt Lake City, Utah, on the I'd
day OF January. 1903. at 3 D. m, to pay
the said delinquent assessment thereon
together with the cost of advertising and
expense or sale. f. r. DAVIS,
Secretary.
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Delinquent Notice.

company. principal place of business. Salt
Lake City, Utah. Notice-There are de-
linquent upon the following described
stock, on account OF assessment No s,
levied on the 9Th day Of November. 1907.
the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders. as
fcilnNrs
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS IN HOMES AND
BnILDlNG LOTS, MANY ON EASY
PRESENT YOUR WIFE WITH DEED
OR CONTRACT ON ONE OF THESE
SPECIAL BARGAINS OFFERED BY
PETERSON r. E. INV. CO., $50 SOUTH
MAIN.
s4,250-Up-to-date s-rm. mod. brick: fur
mace, hardwood floor. cement cell
lar under ALL 2tsx7-rod lot; shade,
sidewalk, lawn; only blocks east
5000.
s5,2oo-s-rm mod. cottage on I'd Ave It's
a beauty. Paved street sidewalk,
sewer. and nicely improved lot
fenced.
$z,6c0-6-rnl brick on west side near r. @.
depot; 500 cash; balance like rent.
SO, oO0-A beautiful modern home on r.
Brigham ST.; large corner lot; S. Z.
front; owner must sell at once or
COO.
S2,15o-s250 cash, $40 per month buys a
NEW 4-room modern brick, s. W.
OF r. U. Don't pay rent.
s.. 750-s4O0 cash. $50 per month, for a new
. rm. mod. brick; toilet, bath, etc.
on Sth So. near 4th Z.
BUILDING LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF
CITY
ALL BARGAINs-vERY EASY TERMS.
45o-s71ax156 to alley. on jefferson st.
This lot is worth $500 Easy terms.
4s75e-S7s1xl5S lots. on 1st W. Terms
go cash, SIS per month, including
) 525-4IA foot lot on 18th E. and 9Th So
S25 cash, SIS per month.
s2,sOO-5x2o on 18th E, overlooking city.
You can make 4 lots. Grand View
Ave. east front. Price now S. 500.
1t will bring $500 by cutting up
$1.SO0-sx30 for $500 on 9Th So near 18th
=. This IS positively cheapest buy
on east side.
40-for lots on Reservation Ave; SO
cash, $40 per month.
81. 4O0-s100 cash balance monthly paw
ments, takes that fine 4114x115-foot
corner on 9Th E. and 5th So. Side
walk, sewer and all taxes paid. This
is rare opportunity
5 s7'5 & feet on 4th Ave near West
45N45x12O to alley on 9Th So: $50 cash.
90-50XlO to alley on 18th So; $50 cash.
450-50x1D to alley. on University st.
'VV sOAiiO " dlleys on University St
$50 cash. balance monthly
S00-39Xli5, on Sd Ave.
5 S50-39x12O, on % So Easy terms.
Everybody Can Buy Lots in
PARADISE ADDITION
ELEVENTH SOUTH AND SEVENTH
EAST,
while we offer them at 81 down and 81
per week.
ONLY EIGHT 800 LOTS LEFT.
Others at 500, $325 and S275 each You
must decide now or lose this opportunity
ON WEST SIDE.
500 DOWN, 800 PER WEEK.
$50. $50, SO, 500, $50 each; 18th w, Sth
N; 18th w. and 9Th n.
Lots in same location are selling at s175
to $50 each.
We will be pleased TO show above and
many others.
Fire Insurance in First Glass Companies
only.
PETERSON r. E INV CO,
$50 South Main.
Phones: 800 K Bell. 2Q1 Ind
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AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING

FIRST-class in every particular. AL
work guaranteed, Prices reasonable. Tel.
Bell 1850.
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.

EXPERT accountants services. SO
monthly and upwards; inciHdes keeping
your books. Examinations, financial re-
,orts. business adjustments quickly made.
Can or address go Herald Bldg.
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l-room brick cottage. close in, be-
tween 9Th and 9TH South, Sd and
4th East. practically new.
5000.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO..
251 South Main.
We Write Fire Insurance.
Phones q.
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50x132 feet facing west on Main
street, between 18th and 18th
South,
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35xll5 feet alley in rear. 6th So.
just east of Sd East.
81 200.