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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
BARGAIN "a STOck RANcn =

BARGAIN IN STOCK RANCH
sos acres, all in cultivation. 81 acres in
timothy and alfalfa. well fenced into five
fields. Two good log houses. one of five
rooms ard one of three rooms: large log
barn; five log gFanaries; good outside eel
lar; chicken eOops, bunk house for men.
Ice house, hog sheds, cattle sheds, six
good wells. one with windmill one with
horsepower and one hand pump all ma
ehinery, 100 head of cattle and about 20
is one of the finest stock ranches in the
Lost River valley, the land being very
level with just the right slope to make
the easiest irrigation possible. No better
soil to be found on Lost river. AdiOins
the public range which is one of the best
ranges in the west.
If you are interested in a stock ranch
il will pay you to come and look this
property over as it is an ideal stock ranch
and one side of the farm adjoins as fine
a range as can be found in the state of
Idaho with practically unlimited terri
tory.
The present price is subject to increase,
said increase to be determined by the
amount of labor and improvements the
owner may put on the place after the
date of this list. A bargain at the pres
emit price. Has $50 inches of water right
being one of the oldest decreed water
rights. Owner desires all cash if pos
sible. but would consider part cash
$50, 200.
Write or call on
Idaho. Title. Loan & Trust Co., Ltd
BlackfOOt Ida.
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WLSON-SHEEAIAN 90.

NILSON-SHEEMAN CO.
$l,250-6-rm frame, near Liberty Park
S4,,l down.
S2591-i-rm. pressed brick. bath. 3x9
rods, on Eighth South, close in.
S3.iJ0-FiHe 2-StOTy home on Second
Ave. entirely modern and newly painted.
No better value obtainable.
8W0-On Thirteenth East. near Third
South. faces west. rooms, bathroom,
pantry. large attic, lot 2i2xi0 rods. Terms.
S30yD-Near First South and Eleventh
East, rooms, pressed brick, modern.
AW0-Elegant groom modern home on
corner of s and Second Ave, facing
south, cement cellar, gas, furnace.
$t2jp-On Sixth East between Second
and Third South; modern 10-room; fur
mace, everything in fine condition. Paw
ing paid for.
FOR HOMES OF ALL SIZES, SEE Us.
LOTS.
S60o-50X155 and alley. near Ninth East
between Ninth and Tenth South.
SSoiD2izxi0 rods facing south on Eighth
Ave, between l and J. Terms
Sl.300-Corner of Fifth and L; 2lzx5lz
rods.
g, 406-Beautiful corner on East Second
South; faces south; 4912x132 and alley
g.. 7J0-COrner on Center -street=pnc
block from Mccormick residence; 74x140
Have some snaps in BUSINESS PROP
ERTY which owners don't want adver-
tised- Shall be glad to give details 70
those genuinely interested.
WILS0N-SHERMAN-C co. -.-.
y VI. I'd So. Telephone 492.
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For SALE-REAL ESTATE.
A BUNCH OF SNAPS.

a BUNCH OF SNAPS
CAN'T BE BEAT.
Lot 2j<x7 Is so. front Oh Sd St, $40.
This price for one week.
New 4-room brick and nice frame
kitchen. Bath e. l., etc. good shade.
2xl0, 1850.
New 4-roOm mod. .. b., pantry, base
ment, large lot, near 9th SO. on 9Th East,
~ ia Terms.
Beautiful 7-reom mod. p. b. residence,
Perkins Add, lot I5Ki65, $3.50
Fine lot in Sugar House, 6oxis5 70 lS-ft.
alley. Planted with choice fruit S525-
Fine lot on 9Th So, near sth E., 3Xle,
ST $50.
New 5-room p b.. hot and cold water,
bath. e. L. etc West 18th So. $3.50.
New mod. 5-T0om p b., Sd No, and 5th
w 3. gG0.
ACRES ON 18TH so. NEAR STATE,
ii z00
FARM SNAPS
~ acres. il miles $. +. Of city, barn and
good 6-ro0m house. 16 acres in iUcerne, s
shares of water in canal and one-half of
13-inch gate Pay S2.000 and take it.
$40 acres southwest of Lehi, S2,2eO We
need the money.
\ large list Of improved and unim-
proved property for sale. See US if YOU
want to buy or sell.
SWEETEN & BOEES,
p Hooper Biz.
Bell 9lS: Ind. 49,.
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broom modern new brick house; fine
bathroom good cellar: SIS So. 10th East;
s.. $50.
7-room brick on Palm ave, $2.S0h.
5-room house on 9Th ave, close to * St;
s.. 30.
S-room modern brick, close in, on Sd
South: S6.(EU.
7-room new brick on Sd ave: a fine
place. S6@1.
S-room new brick house: modern. lot
5xI0; Sd North; S. 800
1O-room brick house; modern: lot ks
rods; close in on Center St; $500.
We have some fine corner lots on 18th
East cheap. Some inside lots 5. Z. part
of city, $500 each.
Northwest part of city, good lots for
S125; some for SO. Let us knew what you
want and we will suit you.
IS acres for plating on East Beach; the
best layout in the city. See this sure.
Price is right.
SEARS INVESTMENT CO,
% West I'd South.
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HOMER AND ROBERTSON.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. INSURANCE.

VACANT PLOTS WAITING TO BE M
PROVED.
ll4xI15. To R. OF W. on NJ STREET.
BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH. H,OOO.
CORNER OF 9Th AND NJ. n4xn5, TO
r. OF W. 1890.
LOTS ON SOUTH NINTH EAST. $50
EACH.
LOTS ON sorTH sTH EAST. $50
EACH
LOTS on GARFIELD AVENUE. 500
EACH.
e5x165 FEET ON SOUTH FIFTH EAST.
ONLY s1.75O.
42Ilxl15 FEET. FACING SOUTH OK
NINTH STREET BETWEEN AND X.
$500.
s2lsx1s5 FEET OK BRIGHAM. BE-
TWEEN 5TH AND 9Th, SO00o.
LOTS ON 12TH EAST. BETWEEN BIRD
AND 9TH SOUTH FACING WEST. 500.
7lazlo RODS, CORNER 10TH AND l.
$500.
s7x2s5 FEET. FACING on TWO
STREETS. CAPITOL HILL. $500.
411tx115 FEET To r. OF W. FACING
SOUTH AND EAST. $1,000.
4slax1l5s2 FEET, FACING SOUTH on
FIFTH ST. BETWEEN AND X. $3.50.
TERMS CAN BE MADE on ALL THE
ABOVE PIECES.
HOMER AND ROBERTSON.
DEsERET NATIONAL BANK BLDG,
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS.
BOTH PHONES 4410.
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RANCK ADVICE ON EARTH.
81 bGl

SZ,bV
will ally yourself = nome on Sth +. near
d ssI16 rooms pressed brick, lawn, ce-
InFnt walks fruit and shade trees.
S2O00
for a neat 4-room cottage, with S. foot
frontage by IA feet. located southwest.
walking distance TO town.
a good 6-Fo0m house on valuable cor
ner. southeast. siuse in. S-HS2 feet: house
rents for S25 per month. We are just
selling the lot and throwing in the house.
Price $350a.
6s-foot frontage On o street just off
the paved street. with good Mouse. lava.
shade, hedge. garden, fruit trees; only
$50. Terms easy.
Groom frame house, northwest with
barn. 81 Coz
Large brick and adobe house; good 10
cation. barn: shed, lot 5xl9, northwest:
barSain; $3.50.
Party out of the city offers 2i2xe rods
in rear. near Sd n, for 1926. good buy
for investment.
Choice lot on 9Th So. near 9th E, i5Xl@l
feet. south front. for S00
VIC have three lots on Sd So. near lltH
u Cor S2I each
35x115 on ID So. near 6tf W, Tor Sl.60-
% feet on 81 W. near Sth So for S}5e.
FARMS.
Two acres good land with groom pressed
brick cottage. y acre in fruit trees. barn;
only four blocks from car; to be sold 81
a bargain; $500
Iuys 10 acres of the best of land; album
dance of water. good house AMI Outbuild
iugs; only seven miles southeast Of city.
RANCK REAL ESTATE 4 fNNI CO.
Suite 231-232 D. F. Walker Bldg.
RA\Ck HANDLES THE EARTH.
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CANNON & CANNON, IS e. S. Temple.
rooms modern; 39S165 feet; very close
in: 1850. on terms.
Silks rods. with substantial double brick
terrace; rents for $50 per month; s5,e00
takes it.
3xi6 rods; S-rOom modern brick on 18th
ave: $500.
2-3x7 rods on corner 4th ave; 5-room
house; $500.
40-acre farm just east Of Bountiful: one
acre in fine fruit and all adapted to fruit
raising; good spring of water; secondary
water right; good 3-TOom house; $1,000.
CANNON < CANNON, IS +. S. Temple.
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ARTISTIC HOME CHEAP.

AT No I6f r ST., a 7-T0am pressed br-
porcelain bath, toilet, lavatorv. g. l.. gas
front and rear lawn, fine shade and fruit
three extra plasteTed rooms in basement
Very fine and cheap home for s42A.
LITTLE * LITTLE
Under Natl Bank of Republic.
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s240a
New 4-room modern brick cottage: vel
low pine finish, p9r. bath, toilet and ba-
sin. wired for electric lights, nice pantry
and good cellar; located on ] st. facing
east; 81 $50 terms OF s., 400 cash
5000 Home. II Street.
5-rm. mod; Dor. bath, toilet, basin hori-
zontal panel dO0Is, yellow pine finish. gas
and electric light fixtures. basement I'M
der whole house front and back porches.
Owner must sell. This is a bargain
s., 600 Home on n Street
Six rooms, nice nantel, fine lawn, shade.
fruit, good lot.
: Opposite City and County Building.
5-rfri. cottage, nice lot. Lot alone is
worth 81 600 Price. $Sd30
MANY OTHERS.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO.,
81 East First South Street
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Il IL -CAsADY & ID.

E +. CASSIDY & CO.
S-rOOm 2-story red pressed brick. fur
mace, etc, large lot. east side; owner
leaving city, xs.JN.
on Third Ave. l0-r mod. hot air fur
mace lot 2l2XS Tds.; sickness reason for
selling; see this before you buy else
where. 5000.
One of the SWEETEST cOttsge on Third
Ave, Groom mod. J. p. b., reception hall
and furnace. 5000.
2-story ar. mod. p. b.. north bench.
81 500.
New or. mod. 7 p. b., cottage fine
view. north bench. LOT 2i2 by rods $3.5eo.
East 2d So. J-T mod. p. b.. large lOi.
BARN etc. s. 400.
$50 North Bird West. good J-r. house.
with 4x11 rds of ground. 5000
East side or. mod. .. p. b.. furnace,
etc. $3.50. $1,000 cash. bal easy terms
5-r. mod. east side, lot 2l2X1O rods, s. so.
$500 cash. bal so per mo.
Ar. frame. east side. l.250. $500 Casn.
bal. SO per mo.
Trackage on west side. 10xl9 rods. Sl.j0l.
blocks from Main and South Temple
east side. 3X9 rods with right of way IN
rear. $500.
Cor on north bench. 19x20 rods. $3.50.
31t0 rods on " St, $1,000.
2l2X7 rods near Third Ave. 81 go
Fine lot on sab East. 40xl25 #. to alley.
81 $50.
i. Z. CASADY & CO,
iU1 Atlas Block
Bell Phone 2221 Red.
Ind. Phone 139S-R.
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CHOICE

CHOICE
BUILDING SITES.
Al Nl32 tt. to alley, cor. Sixth and
r. facing 5. E. .-......-.............s 81, so
AZ KIP 1t. to alley, near Sixth and
.. facing south 81 $50
z9-ft. lot ON First South between
Eleventh ami Twelfth East ........si, 600
1l0Nl4o fl. to alley cor. Thirteenth
East and Fourth South racing
5. Z. -. So 800
AXll5 f., Seventh East just south
of Fourth South. east front........s 81. 80
Also many fine lecationsTon East bench
and in the s. r. part of city.
Fl :tsCd. No u East Second South St
Phones, Ind. al, Bell 3567.
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1l5x1l5 FEET, I'D WEST, BET.
SOUTH TEMPLE AND 1ST so,
OPPOSITE THE NEW DEPOT
OF THE o. 5. L., SALT LAKE
ROUTE. UNION PACIFIC RAIL
ROADS. BEFORE THIS BUILD
ING IS COMPLETED IT WILL
SELL FOR DOUBLE WHAT WE
ARE ASKING FOR IT NOW.
THIS LOT is A CORNER AND
BUILDING CAN BE ERECTED
TO VERY GOOD ADVANTAGE.
BUY NOW.
$4,000.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INV. CO,
PHONES q. Psi S. MAIN.
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TUTTLE BROTHERS.

II. II Nh 7 laINI NO Iit-fl
732 West No. Temple; 5-rOOm mod. buff
brick large lot. lawn. shade, cement Gel
lar; worth over $1,000; owner going to Ne
Vada and wants money. CUT PRICE
g. 700 You pay SLIGO cash and We will
lend you s1603, payable at $3.50 per
month.
e25 West 81 North; 5-room modern, new
red pr. bE., cut stone foundation; price
81 800. about half cash.
TETTLE BROTHERS, 153 Main st.
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". L. WINNER.
Real Estate Investments
| Rentals
/ Ny Motto:
| QUICK SALES IL REAL ESTATE"
81, SO. o0-Fhree room red pressed bric, cot :
tage facing east near corner
| Ninth South and Eighth East
Streets nice lot. lawn, shade.
chicken runs. ETC.; can make
$, 200 6o-Four-F room red pressed brick cot
taaFe: nice lot; shade, lawn,
Ninth East and Eighth South.
! s., 95e09-Fire-room modern white pressed
brick cettagei furnace heat. nice
lawn, shade. etc; on East Sixth
South street close in.
1926
Sc, F'ive-room modern cottage on
East BENCH, facing west; Pixie
rod lot; good barn. shade lawn.
month.
s., 650S0-Ffve-room cottage on NJ street
near Brigham, with 2izx7-red lot !;
good barn. i SHADE and lawn:
81, 800 00-Eght-room modern red pressed
brick tHe-stery residence; bath
toilet. furnace heat. shade, lawn
cement walks. 45x132-foot corner
lot on Ninth East street, close in;
easy terms.
90
81, zso-e9-Eight-Foom modera white pressed
brick residence; BATH toilet hot
air heat, shade, lawn, cement
walks, foot lot on East
FIRST South street, walking dis
lance; $1,000 down. balance $50
per month, s per cent interest.
s60Oo.0O-Eight-room modern residence,
tive stories. facing on Brigham
street between Eighth and Ninth
East streets. 3x10-rod lot LOT
worth the money without the
aoase. Call aud let me show you
this.
These are only a few of what have.
Also have some good building lots close
in at 2 a reasoRable figure. List your
property with me for quick sales
W, l. WINNER,
Successor 10 Anderson r. Z. Inv. Co,
Rooms 311-1 New Herald
Both Phones 474.
s5xlsss. FEET near 9Th E. and eth So. /;
$3.50 cash: worth 500
Four lots near 10th Z. and 9th So. $500
cash; worth 1900
Four lots. 9Th E. 81, 90; .ene-half cash,
balance years. per cent: worth 81 coo.
4-room pressed brick and bath. West
side; fine location; corner. 50x150 feet
81 300. House alone will cost that now
to build.
Some great bargains. in lots on West
side. The prices of ar tisse will soon
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co.
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HOMER AND ROBERTSON.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. INSURANCE.
10
ROOM MODERN
STONE AND SHINGLE
BUNGALOW
HARDWOOD FLOORS
BRONZE HARDWARE
FURNACE
EVERYTHING COMPLETE.
LARGE LOT.
SOUTHEAST
G2500
HOMER AND ROBERTSON.
DESERET NATIONAL BANK BLDG
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS.
BOTH PHONES l410
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HARRINGTON.

HARRINGTON.
6-roem modern frame house. lot 3xS
rods, with good barn, north bench, easy
terms S. 500
4-roOm pressed brick. with cellar. cleo
trio lights and city water, front and rear
porch 81 $50. Easy terms.
broom frame, with good stable, a cor
ner, city water, lot fenced Lot 3I1zx157
feet to alley. Price. 81 100. 500 cash, bal.
$40 per month. West side.
5-room brick. with bath. lot 3sIzx1f0
feet. Lot fenced, cement walks. g, 100.
500 cash, bal. easy. South.
New 3-ro0m p. brick. shade, city water,
lot 25x15T to alley. $3.50. Southeast.
Two fine 5-room modern brick houses,
fine locations. s. F.. 1900 each.
Vacant lot 40x125 feet to alley. 18th
East, between Sd and 4th South; choice
and a snap at $500.
Vacant pair lots, 50x157 feet to alley,
near Emerson school, fine, $3.50.
Fish ranch, produces 1900 per annum.
$4,000.
Some over two acres choice land, house
of rooms and summer kitchen, fine eel
lar. shade trees and fruit trees; splendid
water right; wagon shed and stable. IL
acres in 1ucerne. high land. choice lOca-
ton; work the year around if one desires.
near by, 1880.
B. S. Harrington, basement Atlas Blk.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

HOMER AND ROBERTSON.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE
NINE
ROOM BUFF BRICK.
MODERN,
BUILT FOR A HOME,
NEW.
LOT 41t4x165 FEET,
FACING SOUTH
ON
FIRST STREET,
$ coo.
HOMER AND ROBERTSON.
DESERET NATIONAL BANK BLDG
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS.
BOTH PHONES l4i0.
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rnR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

49, WILSON SHERMAN co.
20 II "a So Both Phones 492.
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SAMPLE BARGAINS.
IS 0O0-For an S-rOOm new, mod. built for
a home: owner going 20 California;
$500 down.
g. s50-For broom. near Brigham. pore.
bath cleo light. toilet. cement
walk; sewer and connection paid
S 0O0-FOr S-rOOm beautiful home on
Brigham St. natural wood finish.
strictly modern. including station
airy laundry tubs; $3.50 down.
So 400-FOr nice home of > rooms. on I'd
So bath, toilet. cleo. light full
basement and good barn. terms.
s., GG0-FOr Groom house on west side;
terms.
81 25O-FOr 1-rOOm house near Main ST.
bath. toilet. cleo. light. 5xl0 rods
81 900-FOr Groom mod on Bird St, south
front. beautiful flowers and hedge.
SS00-FOr lot 40X123 #, 4th st.
S5JO-For lot 40x132, Garfield Ave.
81 50O-FOr S21e # on L st.
81 ,2J0-F0r lot 52x165 #. on eth South.
8, 50O-For lot 140x130 TT; trackage
c. F LITTLE & Co
Both Phones 2S4S. 209-2iO Atlas Block.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING,
HAT FACTORY.

hats blocked and retrimmed by an ex-
gsTI Fred Taylor. "A L. LIST So. Phone,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-18
THE DIAMOND TRADE BRISK.
New York Is Now Taking 60 Per Gen.
 of the Worlds Output.

From the New York Press.
 Diamond importers here are preparing for--an unusually busy season this fall and winter. They point t> the July fig- ures on imports of precious stones to show that expansion Is even now taking place in this trade. The monthly re- port shows la~ge gains In the importation of uncut stones, as has be etnheetao of uncut stones, as has been the case for several months, diamond cutting and polishing industry Is growing at the ex- pense of Antwerp and Amsterdam.
 The imports of precious stones of all kinds at the port of New Yoak In July, amounting in value to $4, ,45S, ,733, surpassed all other records. with the exception of two months. The imports of uncut pre- cious stones, of which more than 90 per cent are diamonds, made a new monthly record in July, amounting in value to $1, 1,3S3. .729.
 The total number of diamond workers employed in this country and in Europe is 15000. Less than 400 of them work in New York. But the wages here are much higher than in Amsterdam and Antwerp, and as result the most skillful of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-18
ENSLEY AFFECTED BY MUNICIPAL CODE Lawyers Discuss Application of
 New Law SERVICES AT CHURCHES EnsIey Machine and Foundry Company Elects officers-Personal and
 General News of the
 Steel City.
SERVICES AT CHURCHES

Ensley August 17.-(Specal.) )-"The new municipal code bill recently passed by the legislature and approved by the governor, will make some radical changes In the manner In which the affairs of the city of Ensley are managed from a government tai standpoint" said an attorney today. 'I have Just read the bill and noted some of the most important innovations. As is well known, the object of the law is to place all cities of the same class, with re- speet to size and population, under the same system of government, the consti- tution prohibiting the passing of a local or special law establishing a charter for any municipality.
 "Ensley falls within the class of cities having a population of 6O00 or over, or rather will me in that class upon the talk ing of a census authorized by the act. I understand that the City Council has already passed an ordinance requiring tho census to be taken, and we shall prob ably know within short time the exact population of the city. This Is important for the reason that if the city is found to contain 15,OOo or more people, the looms will not close till 8 o'clock under the early closing law, which goes into ef- feet the first of the year; otherwise they will close at o'clock. The act provides penalty for the making of false re- turns by a census enumerator.
 "The first election under the municipal code will be held on the third Monday in September, 1908. but the present adminls- tration will fill out the term for which they were elected; that is, they will hold office until February, 1909 At this election the people of Ensley will bc called upon to elect an entirely new of- fieer. a president of the council, who, tn- stead of the Mayor, will preside over ths deliberations of that body The Mayor will not sit with the council but has veto power. There will be two aldermen from each ward as at present. The council will elect the various city officials as at present, and may also elect recorder or judge of the police court. which official will have a somewhat larger Jurisdiction than Is now conferred on the Mayor, act ing in that capacity. The bill provides that its provisions shall go Into effect at once unless In direct conflict with laws already in force, and in that case not until the present administration retires from office."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-18
Mss Donelson Enteralns.

Miss Etta Donelson entertained last night a her home in honor of her cousiRs Miss Kate Mathews of Montgomery. A very pleasant and enjoyable evening was spent Games, music and song were the principal amusements, and during the evening refreshments were elegantly served.
 Among those present were: Misses Rebie Winfield of East Lake, Mabel Phiel, Ar.<"a Belle Mcdonald, Gena Davis. Carrie Lou McEachern. Nell Hunt Virginia Davis and Irene Dickens. Messrs. Ben H. Har- bin of Montgomery, Charles Winfield of East Lake, James Culpepper. L. E. Baum garderer Albert Smith, Albert MoEaca- ern. Duffy Smith. J. II. Long, H. B.. Evans, E. w. Smith and W. A. Bufgin.
 E. F. Shoot. proprietor of the Shoot Millinery company, has Just com pleted the invention of a ach inc tn at will renovate and restore ostrich feathers to their natural state, or just as they are when new. Mir. Smoot has been working on this machine for sev- eral months and has at last brought it to a state of perfection. Aplioation has been made to the patent office for letters of patent.
 The condition of Mrs. T. J. Spring field Is unchanged. She Is very low and the end Is expected.
 Officer Manning, who has been des-
 
 Lauderdale is much improved.
 Mrs. Lucy Harper entertained last night in very delightful fashion at her home on Avenue G and Seventeenth street. The house presented an at tractive appearance and the large num- Der of guests present spent a most enjoyable evening. Games and music were the pricipal features of the even ing, after which dainty refreshments were served. Among those present were Misses Jessie Wigington, Abbie McCogh ern, Annie White, Ida Mahaf fey, Edna Welch Claudio Canant, and Messrs. Carl Reese, Frank Mitchell, R. w. Nixon, Roe Wigington, John Mahaf- fey, Carl Hoffman and Clarence Bell.
 Peyton A. Eubank leaves tonight for Gainesville, Ga., to join his family, who have been visiting at that place for several weeks.
 The friends of Mrs. Joseph Sheney- felt will regret to learn of her serious illness at her home on Avenue G and Seventeenth street.
 Walker Bearden of Nashville, Tenn, who has been on a visit to his suster, Mrs. T. B. Leroy. returned to his home today.
 Miss Maude Huey and Miss Jennie
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Lyle of cullman, Ala. are the gusts

Lyle of Cullman, Ala. are the gusts of Mrs. z. T. Walker
 Mrs. N. J. Wells, Miss Jessie Wells and Mrs. Jack Wells returned last night from visit to their old home near Marion, Ala. Miss Jamie Wells will re- main in South Alabama and spend a few weeks with relatives at Dothan.
 Miss Annie Ruth Campbell of Selma, Ala. is visiting Mrs. W. H. Standifer, on Avenue H and Fourteenth street.
 Miss Emelia Bellett will leave Sunday on a visit to relatives in St. Louis and points in Illinois. Mrs. L. F. Whitten and daughter Miss Willard, are visiting relatives in | Brookwood, Ala. Rev. J. h. Longcrier left today for Walnut Grove. Ala, where he will con duct revival during the next week.
 Rev. F. c. Doyle will leave for Au- della, Can, his former home, Sunday evening.
 Miss Ibbie Tellian of Trenton, Ga. Is visiting the family of J. R. Acuff, or Avenue r,