davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1907-08-14

WOrlos Two DOttleS
of Cooper's New Discovery will put the
stomach in shape in three weeks. know
this because I've seen it tried thousand
times. Then all nervousness will disap-
pear. know this too, because I've seen
It happen a thousand times. Here's let,
ter got the other day: j;
"My system was badly run down and
my stomach and nerves in an awful shape.
/ could not digest my food, was always
tired and would often feel faint and dizzy. y
81 had heard so much of your New
Discovery medicine that began takingit.
Relief and strength and happiness were
found in the very first bottle and the bene1
ct have received from il has been truly
wonderful. am no longer nervous, my
appetite and digestion are good and eat
everything and sleep WE'LL" Mrs. w. u
Schaurer, 220 Guthrie ST., Louisville, Kyl
Smyrna times., 1907-08-14
Whv Thew cheered.


DIR. Whewell, master of Trinity col
lege, Cambridge, was a great but un-
popular man. When he entered the
senate house it was the Ill hammered
practice of the undergraduates to be-
gin a loud and continuous whistle.
"How this originated do not know"
writes Dean Farrar in his book, Men
1 Have Known" There were two
legends about It, One was that it
intimated that the master would have
to whistle for a bishopric; the other,
equally absurd, was that when some
one had asked him how to pronounce
his name he had said, You must shape
your mouth as If you were going to
whistle"
But under the rough manners Of the
students there was genuine goodness
of heart. DR.. Whewelps wife died.
He had been tenderly devoted to her,
and when he attended chapel after her
death the undergraduates were touch
ed by an 'old mans anguish and a
strong mans tears.''
"When' next he entered the senate
house." writes Dean Farrar, "there
was dead silence. For the first time
for know not how many years not a
whistle was heard. and then a moment
afterward as by spontaneous impulse
the whole crowded mass of undergrad
yates in the gallery burst into a loud
and long continued cheer. 1t was not
astonishing that such a proof of
sympathy should move the heart of
the great master or that the tears
should run down his cheeks. do not
think that he was ever whistled al
again"
Flattering, but Knock.
Even with fattery," said Mark
Twain at a dinner, you can't please
some men. l remember when 1 was a
reporter in Virginia City there was a
doctor 1 liked-I had camped once on
Lake Tahoe with him-and in an obitu-
ary l decided to give him a card.
wrote, DIR. Sawyer was called in, and
under his prompt and skillful treat
ment the patient died Monday But
DR.. Sawyer. somehow, wasn't pleased
Kansas City Star.
Smyrna times., 1907-08-14
SHORT TALKS BY
L. T. COOPER.
NERVOUSNESS.

Nervousness makes people miserable,
blue, and unhappy. They think something
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
tsoADwsY-rLusHlMe PLOTS IN DEMAND

r., iseker'-Finlay Realty Company has solo 10
-- H. Kramer the plot, 50 by 100 feet. 81 tho
Ss.l corner o. State and 2sth streets: to
-, s bakeF. the plot, 60 By 800 feet on the east
., % lsth street. go feet north OF stare street;
-. man Nhken the plot. % BY 10 feet tie
$50, o'oe OF 18th street. % feet north % Cypress
49, 10 George ". Berger the plot, co By 100
~ a.. the east side % 18th street 5Ss feet south
-. mcneil avenue; 10 Thomas {. Murphy the
= " oy 100 feet on tho east SIDE Of Goth street
~, soaiA Of State street: 10 Thomas Y0xai the
- ~ y lS feet. the east side Of 18th street
klSo !, aeSIA OF state street. Broadway Flushing.
- % Mary z. Dunn fhe plot 90 BY 100 feet On
D. rs.sli side OF Manor Road go feet west OF
4 M ~ ss.oea, nnd 20 William Gil0nd the Plot,
-. ~ fset, on the south side 81 Forrst Road go
In - OF Douglas Road. Douglas Manor. The
O. sss' oE.slang house with plot. esxloo feet on
oroe5s7. gde % 2sth street, 10 feet north Of
Tfo,o. .ycfa NJ Chapman; also 10 william A.
= - "a Ile nine room dwelling house. sftil riot.
81 49, ieet on the west side % 2Sth itreei, $40
IL 49, =; stfoeheTon avenue iSIoadWas- l1sno
t44t solc 70 Bridget Burke fbe plot, % by 100
~. IS SiEest; 70 Henry Gerhard the plot, sOxloO
~ ~ - west side % cd street 100 feet north
~ q 81 o %, avenue and 70 George y EnGels Tie
n fitpeta % Sanford avenue, Broadway FiuHfl-
- .,r,t' % r. y. Ferry the Dlot. 6lxlW feet, on
- ~ Hoe o. PARK Lane, so feet east of the
-ss I've. and 10 Adam STEELE ;he plot soxiO0
Nsss ii ssle boEili rsGe % Forest Road, 20 feet
nsas ruflss Road Douglss Aa no Also sold .,
49, ~ nth street. t7g feet south q Mitchell
,s~ % HeFalsn q. P0ppe fhe dot. 60 by 100
81 &c SIDE q lsfh street. $50 feet north
street, and 10 william FfelffeT the plot,
e. ls - q ias west side % isth street go
:. osfph ]. FLOOD de plot ~ by 80 feet, on
,sss - side q Forest Road, Is feet east or 4he
ltft the noT'h side ~ RchmOnd road.
n. 49, 49,, y Douglas Rnod; DoDslas Manor
~ - work 70 o. done e. developing its prop
A-lcr.a Heights, Or East River Heights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
NEW OWNER FOR JAMAICA TRACT.

Stokes & Knowles have sold thirty lots in Elm
stein ave. near Rockawey Road. Jamaica. for the
Premier Realty Corporation to Alfred r. KunZ.
Also sold the following lots for the Jamaica Park
Souta Realty Corporation one lot In ROckaWay
Road 10 John Nelson TWO lots IN Jacobs ave. 10
Carl NygTIst, lot IN Bates ave 70 Wesley Oss-
man. two lots IN Benedict 10 Mrs. a. Peasek,
lots in Elder ave. 10 Michael Passarellc Two
lots in Elder ave. Mrs Hulda Phillps, two lots
in Fisher Frank Pearson. two lots in Eln-
stein to Giuseppe Rubinacc four lots in Jacobs
10 Eva NJ. Reynolds. one lot in Norris ave 10
Charles Sercnzbutz. three lots in Fisher ave. 10
s. Cherok. lot in Einstein ave. 10 ". 4. Sorrel
lots ia Eipstein 20 A. Weintraub. two lots
in Elder Bernhard Wesler. three lots in
Jacobs 10 Morris Weisman. Two lots in Bates
ave. 10 David g. Williams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
MARKET FOUND FoR THE CENTENNIAL.

5. B. GoodaIe Son have sold Tor Christian O.
Marshall. a client of J. r. Briggs. the northeast
corner Of Cedar and West SITS. the FIVE story cen
iennial Building. lot 47X60 feet. This property
Is opposite the new West Street Building Also
sold for Mary T. Strong the six story store ana
loft building No. co Thomas ST.. occupied ny me
American Rubber Company: for Thomas Miller 10
Mary A. Gordon the three story ana baselnei't
dwelling house No. 402 West 4le ST. on lst IaNl'
feet; for Mary T. a. Broadhead TO Louis r ROCK
well the four story front and rear tenement mouse
No. 353 West 4lst lot Ok 100 feet. for o. a.
Brennan the four story store and tenement house
No 35 West 4lst ST. on lot 25Nl03 feet; TOT Frtn
efiCk Deming the four story and basement dwell
ing house No l43 West 21st ST, on lot lS5NlN rect
and have leased for George q GUion 10 AndteW
! Kerwin jr 'he PREMISES Nos. 81 and 39 West
2Sth ST. for term OF twenty-one years, size AK
$50 feel. NJ. kerWin has leased this properly 10
protect the light Of his new 100 foot building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
SALES IN RICHMOND HILL SECTION.

The following sales have been made in the
week by the B. y. Dawley Real Estate Company:
TO Isaac and Eva Erickson eight lots in Briggs
l6oXiV9 feet % Catherine Smyth. two lots III
Walnut 40Xl00 feet 10 William Drummer. four
lots IN Metropolis ave- S0Xl00 feet, % Herman {.
Monsell. SIX lots in Lef!eTts ave- l20Xl0o feet 10
Katie Burke three lots in Cedar 6oXl0o feet /;
10 Thomas Delgas. TWO lots in Suffer ave 4oXl1O
feet; 20 Frederick L. Marratt. two lots In Walnut
ST. 40xl0O feet r & cooke. four lots in church
ST.. S0xI0o feet and George II Bryson three lots
in Hamilton ave. 61Xi09 feet. All the parcels
IN The Richmond Hill section Of Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
a s75oOOo STUDIO PRoyEcr.

Plans have been fled for fourteen story studio
and apartment house 10 he built in nth st 80
feet Of Columbus ave. for tho Russell Bond
and Realty Company, 81 which Walter Russell ~
president 1t will have frontage Of 100 feet and
depth cf 50 feet, with extension. The faceoe VIII
he Of decorated limestone and brick. with trim
mings Of terra Gotta The building is TO ne
equipped with two passenger elevators, and is 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
PLANS FOR CARNEGIE LIBRARY NO. 80

Plans have been filed with Buildings superin-
tendent Murphy for a three story and basement
library 10 be No. - Of the Carnegie endoS ment
chain II is to be built No. SIS 10 392 East
Houston ST. extending 10 No 219 10 2S3 ri ST, IN
the Little Hungary section Of the ghetto It
Will he 60 feet front each street, with facade
OF brick and ornamental stone. Of classic design.
and viii have & root garden with awnings Ii Is
10 cost N0oe09. CarreFe Hastings the archi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24

Joseph P, Day Will sell al auction on Nednes-
day. hDri 20, TIE Vesey street saesrooms No
All 9TH ave. and No. i01 West 18th St northwest
corner Of 9th ave. and 18th St Two four s bee
owned by the Kuhke family for about sixty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
GETS AN 18TH ST. BUILDING.

N. Morgenthau. jr.. & Co. have sold for Or. F
II Roy Satterlee the four story and basSmehS
dwelling house. on a lot 27Xe2 feet, being No )
West 18Th 81 The buver Of the property is Samuel
q. Hess of the Standard Operating Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
PLOT Hello SINCE 1854 SOLD.

De Selding Brothers have sold 10 client Of NJ
LindheiTn Co No. l2t 70 l2s Canal ST. the
southwest q ChTvstie st. stofrc store
and loft building a plot TnNJ0 feet Part OF the
plof has been taken by the city for the Manhattan
Bridge plaza.
Tne property has been owned by the De SEEDING
family since 1881 when Canal ST. known
Pump ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
DEALS IN LAWRENCE MANOR.

The Mcknight Realty Company report the fol-
lowing sales in its Lawrence Manor tract. at Bay
side. Long Island To Eiinor r. Macdonald. four
lots for s2375 Charles H. Schois. two lots Tor $50
Harriet a. ElmQuist. three lots for $3.50 X. y
Draper. fve lots for $500, and Frederick Ray
mond. lots for 81 $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
ne IMPRove WASHINGTON sT. LoT

Crist & HeTrick have sold for Adolph Jacobs the
tenement house No 500 Washington ST. on a lot
lSXS3 feet. John II. Goetschius. who VIII I'M
prove the site for business purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
BUY A WATER ST. OFFICE STRUCTURE

Parsons g. Holman have bought through r
Wilmarth Appleton from Edward Kneriem No
l2s Water ST. A story Office building lot
gsxe5 feet with On Il" to No 81 Pine ST, % I0x4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24

VOLUME OF BUSINESS TRANSACTED List WEEK
UNUSUALLY SMALL.
Dn Not Unerpected Majority of Headers Long Lasts of
Ofa:ng Bright Outlook for Ae.ia in Vacant Districts
TO SELL FINE srH AVE. PLOT.

as the tract viii hereafter be known 1t comi'lS
$40 lots. opposite 95th street, Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24

cf7 9E0Doube brick rat: bath apartments;
OH kUgalways Closed Sundays. Oper Even
inEs. PIERCE KEEFE 59d 81. S 9TH Avenue
nE7an Two-fsmily brick house; II rooms; baths
MI tttts newly Closed sundays Open Even
VI w ngs PIERCE KEEFE SD St. & 9th Avenue
NOR SAIE.-ERarealn; offer TO investors three
IL brick aha floors OF Bfook-
lyn's busiest thoroughfaTes income $500 per annum
REALTY BUYERS. 600 Montague 81, Brooklyn.
NOR SALES Marks Ave. 81 Bedford Ave.
4 Brnoklyn-Three story and basement brownstone
residence, 20&l2S: good house fine location price
$1,000 half cash. Inquire premises mornings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
Furnished apartments to Let.

a PARTMENT. completely furnished; seven rooms
~ bath; elevator telephone electric lignt; rent
only family furnishing satisteetofy FeteItea
and security. sl35 Apply ies West lltn sI' apart
msnt 81
4 ELEGANTLY furnished cpaFtaent. private eath ~
Il. daily; including meals. one g. daly; two sS-ao
daily. AI1ABAllAs 10 essst llta 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
For SALE.

@ s IN f s.: ran i s s:an 'i1ds
has IL well lighted rooms decorated and paperea
throughout rart Of rooms have hardwood nCoTs ogc9
under me g.san2 sgp.5soa o. The late Sp'' i9r His
gns lawn n .ss sroal s'ssis r. ne rso VIE goo1 3F
II All Interested cef.naaaiea,e vim he
f. Y CYPHERs.
65 Hesbitt St Newark, \ ,
nAKLAND BERGEN corNTY. \ J-ioo acres half
e from mas, station s 70 mna,9s from ey 800 fss,
RIVER; buildings; suitable for subdivision. H3agu.a
water NH .e At srea saSs prize p 81 400 oa
thra C9s9 balance ,o2E moTsgagH VII SCI part
pOCKvILLE CENTRE. LONG ISLAND
stable best location. io, i"'S4oo: si2 o"o
$500. ". II. CONNELT.
REsiDENCE country seat ana farm combined. FOR
II sale n the village Of DeihA y y this beautiful
place contains i2o acres: have kept 81 COWS and :
rooms: hot and cold steam heat electric sht
' ALE%1NDER coNErIN Van Hlssyme y
goo 0Q0 ELEGANT corNTnY RESIDENT
'p@U'OOo' for sale. containing drawing room. par
bathroom u 6e1rooms ioeis opc" arepaces
s.99Is "5,9 cosennaas room about acres "a, law;
EMS cur ,tsW TTt3J 3'aIG HsI ana ocean Tor ~
ioHN a. POTTER. Potchosue. l. /
CHILDREN AND CHICKENS
ceseff @ear uorcbes f1, Iu neont(tsr on
y corner: only = minutes from depo5: 81 goo.
way. New York. ~ r. II
6Q-ACRE DAIRY FARM. summer residence country
UO a6e, q M92a9dsf o9an easy ha9Gr d and 10
anee fra high gIoand more lard n SsHtei photos aud
New Haven. Conn
ENoR SALE Desirable factory. with siding central
Il Railroa'd. Ierssy city Apartment house u
Sadins lots RatSere5rd y sudns 10, 90 mountain
side West Orange. Building lots IN all the Oranges
Broad 81. Newark. eTooerty Apply TO
,,a p-o.dr,a9 So : On.
NOR sALE--Competely Furnished Camp Adron
L daols consisting Of eleven building four of which
term Address G " Box . tribune once.
f1oUNTRY SEAT: 900 acres; waterfront. $1,000 AR
Y cHliALD {, ross 80 ti0st lai Street
SOUTH SIDE LONG ISLAND.
Farms and iiase pIopeIg for sale near Great south
POTTER & PRICE. Patchogue. l. l.
in 000 FARMS for sale. Prices $500 to ssoOC0
BOOKLET The New Idea In Gardens; useful n your
Id grounds planted mailed free. FRANK
hAMiLIoN o' LIBERTY -, Ne" soTN-
G6 000 WILL Buy beautiful eight room house 1I a,
sSbsuOO improvements, double noOrs, eectfic Hsht
and gas fixtures section seven minutes
10 depot: near trolley plot S5Xl7s. HERMAN J. NM
TENS 1OI Front street opposite depot ftoeANWe Ten
A \ T-XcEPTIoNAI, OPPORTUNITY u secure a most
n attractive summer home al saeTlnee' ABOUT hvs
acres. zoo feet Meeex Bay. a. Water MIL near
Southampton l.. fine dwelling, built oHy four years,
containing modern Improvement price mueh Tess
''1h cost Address OWNER. So West 18TH street
A MAGNIFICENT modern residence. as minutes out
Ses OF Ground for sale or exchange for city property
ENcIIANGE. 5o- o -r.s.n. ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24

CsHEsrER HILL. MOUNT VERNON. =. T.EFilieen
sent ISM 1901: electric light sac gas sshsei pain
re. e9snt stable accommodates three horses ana
roe- sehiceE. lot loOxI25: good sIaae
HsouDf Vernon rental s=se Per month
"a demand party only. Address =, IIloune once
Now Is TINE TIME TO GET YOUR IN reRNIsttEP
1RE VERY FEW no BE HAp E9o, f Etp Is sss
tsA.s,s STT1sJ 1Ol FRONT ST.: oEfosI11
1TIIFs 1I:pOr ROCKVILLE CENTRE iNo-ND AsI-IA-Sp
- .1,1r~ cry r. T--FURHIsfiEp HOUSES Tor sea
en.. accessible TO sea ana ss9phu nag ne
tsrtnee Ai.BIcRTi & cARI4EiON =" A''' ~ - o
'Phcne. ..1s-Aoha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
Hcuses to Let-Country.

no REMT-sumnsor horne; large house' :ur'
nished; serss cared teE; sol tsara c sur
csnsrsl stasior on either Harlem or N. h: II, e.,
n Westehester County. For fsrsner psr'ssui.asrs
apply 60 PHILLIPS MEL6sSs r,s1 &c sc3
iro, or CHARLES FIELD ohiFr'" I" Wa 0"'
Eiffh ANenue, New YORK CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
Citu Property for Safe or to Let.

1zoR safe on FlsNT-S5 sne - West lsth Sc. SOC
I 100: two connsctinE four story ano EASEMENT hos
.ssV ehangtd for business. Application from principals
only considered. - ,,,-v q. ns.x yo,s
gAY cANDI1ln. IS Wall .. zeE -ea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24

DESIDENCE country and fartn co'ubiaed. 10
II sale. n the village 81 Deh! \ y this beautiful
place contains i@o acres: have kept 81 cows and
horses, elegant house, 20 rooms. two sets ~ hath
rooms hot and cold water; steam heat electric Ign
and telephone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24

GesD0 nnn ELEGANT COUNTRY REsIDEN r
sp1UsOOO' for sale. containing drawing room. par
Tor dining den buffers pantry kitchen. lsuntr'
bathroom. ]" bedrooms toilets. hreplaces
heater IN cellar water. Fss. stationary tubs. hae
stable. Wlth coachUan's about lawn
tennis View Great south 8ay ard for 20
mites; house wei furnished.
.iOHN a rOrTEN. rnLchogne. ! I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24

v,1o rET-AprlI list. sever house. bath; i'm
Il movements: I2S North Fullerton ave. Montciair,
sac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
Country Property to Let.
ACKNOWLEDGES

axe Placid For Rent-IarEe Camp. "a acres NJ go
shore commanding Jews Cottage contains Al cen
ysnieuces. Launch. boats Particulars, Photographs
\ h CHAPMAN,
prexe BLDG. Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24

~ mile from station 20 minutes from CITY: $500 feet
frontage main river rond. ling RaUaDn
River buildings; suitable for subdivision ulaGu -
mountain mosquitoes. pure air ard
water, VIII sell great fscracs. price So 4oh one
third cash balance long mortgage. viii sell part
~. v CONDiCT, y Exchange Place Jersey civ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24

yrvo LET FOR SUMMER, ct Chimney Point. on lake
4 Cbalnplain a furnished residence. large lawn with
rcor, I'm barn for n desired fine gar
4n win early fruit; never been let In no way cheap
place Address Mrs j w WRIGHT chimney Folnt.Nt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-03
DIED

rnGMs,-In this city. Feb 2S. 1907, OF
heart failure. William Henry. son OF
|John w. A. and Sarah Latimer 1imms;
HON Feb 3. 1890. Funeral service sat
'nrfIay. March 2. at 252 Sixth street
friends invited.
10 Jeremy street. March /.
GeoT. OF pneumonia, George j. Brown
Eon of William Nc. and Margaret Brown,
5orn February 0. 1876, in Cache Valley,
,7iah. Funeral services SUNDAY, at ~
.,nceting -bouse. Friends are Invited TO
Trend, Interment at City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-03
1T PAYS TO OWN \
HOME.
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.
II WEST pD SOTTH

II WEST I'd SOUTH.
MIR, ], d. KENWORTHY.
a. G. f A. OF THE Il. G
W. HAVING BEEN PRO
NOTED TO AN IMPORTANT
POSITION IN COLORADO
WISHES US TO DISPOSE
OF HIS RESIDENCE. NO.
100 IS" ST. TIE LOT IS
Al2xl65 FEET TO AN AL
LEY. THE HOUSE HAS 7
ROOMS AND is RIGHT ON
THE BORDER OF POP
PERTON" = HIGH ABOVE
THE SMOKE AND FOG OF
THE OLDER CITY; CON
VENIENT TO CAR SERVICE
AND DESIRABLE IN EF-
ERY RESPECT, ARTIST
CALLY DECORATED. NEW
AND UP TO DATE PLUMB
ING. THE PRICE is $4,000.
WHICH INCLUDES COAL
RANGE. GAS RANGE, PAR
LOR HEATER AND INLAID
LINOLEUM. THE BALANCE
OF THE FURNITURE CAN
BE BOUGHT AT A FAIR
FIGURE IF DESIRED, CALL
AT THE HOUSE. BETWEEN
10 a NJ. AND Z. NJ, OR
ARRANGE FOR OTHER
HOURS BY PHONE TO MRS
X Il n w o r T II Y. OUR
PHONES ARE BELL 1901.
IND. Go
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FUNERAL NOTICES

TTCKETT-The funeral OF Mrs. Nj. w.
i .ruckett will be held on Sunday, March
y az the Eleventh ward meeting-house
"a go D. m The remains may be
riowed al the residence OF w. T.. Tuck
ett 9il South Eleventh East, on the day
m the funeral. Interment' Will take place
nt the CITY cemetery.
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LOST

LOST
BLACK AND WHITE ENGLISH SET
ter, bitch. wearing wide collar, $1,000
reward II returned to i6 3 street h2096
$1,000, BETWEEN 5TH WEST AND
Main. via o, $ l., yards and So. Tenn
pie. Thursday, between 2 and 3 p. m.
Return To Tribune office. Reward. $50
GOLD LEAF BROOCH, PIN, BETWEEN
Brigham and Second streets. Liberal
reward. 629 Brigham street j20
GOLD WATCH, HUNTING CASE. ON
LIST South or Jordan bridge. Reward II
returned TO 20 East LIST South h23S3
ARCHITECTS
EttSklNE x LlLJENBERG, REMOVED
to 23O-2al Coml Club bldg Phone,
Ind. S4S; Bell, SI2-k Artistic homes.
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MASONIC NOTICE

sJAsoNIC FUNERAL NOTICE-MT.
Moriah Lodge No. 2 +. and y. NJ. Will
hold a special meeting today Saturday,
of attending the funeral OF our late
brother. w I. Wilson, late a member of
salmon City lodge. Salmon City, Idaho,
AM qualified Masons Invited, BY order
Of the w NJ.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-03

RELIABLE YOUNG MAN FOR POSI-
ton AS salesman In Los Angeles: must
come well recommended. Apply at once
j. C. Mcdonald Candy Co. i59 West 3rd
South. I2
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RANcK ADVICE ON EARTH.

RANCK ADVICE ON EARTH.
10x10 rods, fine corner on Northeast
Bench. owner will take $4,000, IL sold
quickly.
Nearly new Groom mod. pressed brick
house, Northeast, good lot, faces South
east, only $3.50,
43x165, with adobe house, near 2nd
West and 9Th South, this Is a good buy
and cheapest piece In district. $4,000:
8 acres and fraction, good water rights.
house, sheds, etc, in the best fruit To-
cation. Southeast: if taken at once can
sell for $500.
SPECIAL.
We have just received instructions
from owner to. sell 4-room new pressed
brick house. lot +4X120 to alley, North
Eighth West, $1,000. A great bargain.
This price for only 10 days.
Ranck Real Estate and Invt. Co.
Suite 251-2 D. F. Walker Bldg.
RANCK HANDLES THE EARTH.
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RESSMAKING

SHIRT WAISTS MADE FROM 81 UP;
shirt waist suits n speciality. 96S s.
5th East, h20S4
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TWO ROOMS. MODERN, FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; no children. 40i East
9Th South h2iS0
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TWO LARGE, FINELY FURN II. *.
rooms. Phone 1760-X. Close in.
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HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD. IOWA
Stable. l2g West South Temple. h1119
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WANTED, MAN TO DRIVE DELIVERY
wagon in nearby mining camp. Good
wages 10 right man. married man pre-
ferred. Address I. Tribune. 1913
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PHONOGRAPHS

MAIL ORDERS FOR RECORDS AND
machines filled same day as received.
Carter's. 325 South West Temple. g2lS2
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MAN TO CANVAS AND COLLECT; ;
supeTntsndent % se @ 9os 6ooIv hniidinp hh55stFHj
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WE WANT SADDLE AND HARNESS
makers; good wages. steady employ
ment. We give our mechanics work i2
months in every year Address, Los An
geles Saddlery and Finding Co. h2393
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WALL PAPER BARGAINS. REM
nants. small lots. etc. Rivers Bros.
bopI