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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-12

FOR SALE
SEARS INVESTMENT co.
4-room brick and summer kitchen,
lot 66xI5O to alley, west side IS 100
4-room brick. new, south of city .... 200
groom brick, MODERN new, corner
lot southeast, fine place, terms. $500
7-room house on 10th South. east O.. 500
East ~. .....,....,.. 80. ' 1850
4-room brick lot 2lzxl0 Sd So, Sth
East -. .. ....-................... 300
We have fine homes in all parts of the
city Come in and let us show you.
VACANT LOTS.
lots, close to Salt Palace .........s 515
? lots on Lake St, fine ,............. $40
> lots on 10th South 9th East ........ $50
? lots on Sd East 10Th South ..... ~
5x10 corner on 4th East, all in
peach orchard, snap .-............... $50
And lots of lots. All parts Of city.
Trackage and business property.
Large list acreage south and north OF
CITY,
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4-room pressed brick. lot 50Xll0; good
harm: southeast: $ll15-
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FOR SALE

SOAYA&YAH NNDS wv
317 South Main ST.
Bell phone 1893 X. Ind, 1853
Just a few good buys and it will pay
you to look them up.
5xl0 rods on 4th avenue with 5-rm. house
facing south bet. A and SITS, 18th ward.
Owner wishing to go away and will sell
at d great sacrifice. This is a dandy
lot and must be sold. Come in and let us
tell you about it. It's cheap.
Here's one-7-rm. modern house, PIX
rods, on 4th avenue, close in, facing south
and east. Only $3.50; 81 400 down, balance
easy.
Fine lot, 1Ox10 rods, on B st. If taken
right away only $3.50.
Groom brick OF the 9Th East bouIe
ward, bet, I'd and Sd South, facing east,
only $500
IA lots bet. 10th and 18th East and 10th
and 18th South for sale, only $3.50.
2x7 rods. cor. on c ST. South and east
front, $1,50o
100 feet frontage by 40 feet deep on
18th East near University. $500
We believe we have the largest and best
list OF irrigated farms in the state. Come
in or write just what you want. We have
it.
We also have the best list of drv farm
ing lands you ever saw and will prove
1t to you if you will let US
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IT'S NO TROUBLE TO SHOW PROP
ERTY.
81 So. Main st.
FOR SALE
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
$500
Buys groom modern brick cottage on 7,
street. near Sd avenue east front Will
make good terms to reliable party
5000
T-room modern brick home on Sth East
$500
Handsome 5-room strictly modern pressed
brick cottage. facing south on Sth avenue
just east of f street. We invite YOU to ex-
anime this house. Grand view of entire
valley
IF YOU WANT
An S-room strictly modern pressed brick
residence in a choice location close in, on
northeast bench, see US quick We POS
IT1VELY have the best bargain on the
bench.
FOR MODERN HOMES SEE
y. MCCLELLAN & CO..
631z West I'd South Street
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g, S00-New 5-room modern brick large
attic, complete plumbing, on 81
ave. Very easy terms.
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A,CoO-Six-Toom brick. modern. on list So.
Fine corner. 2xS to alley; 500 cash,
bal 1, , and years.
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E. E. Cassidy & GO.
&O7 ATLAS BLOCK
FOR SALE
CROMER

45s4 xS2ls with 4-room brick. on n st. near
Sd ave. s2.400. 21axe with old house, cor
ner I'd Z. and Sth So, $3.50. 4xl0. corner,
on ID Z. and 9TH So, s., 100. 2lex5 on \
near Sd ave, $500. 21zX7la on Sd ave. near
T. s1,000 2 lots near 5th E. and 18th So,
500. 33x;65 feet, 9Th W., list No, $500.
50x125 with broom frame, southeast, 81
500; broom modern brick, 9TH So. near Stn
F.. s2,000. nice lots, 18th So. near Main,
1929. 5Ox1D with broom modern brick,
completely furnished. on 9Th f. near 9th
So. $500. 50x14O with 3-room house and
outbuildings, on W. Temple near 10th So,
81 100. 10Xl4 rods on It'll Z. and Sth So.
s.. 200. 2l5X7 on 9Th Z. and 4th So, $1,000,
21aXl0 with an S-room modern brick, on
eth E. and I'd So, $500. nice lot with /
room modern brick and fine barn. on Sd
So. near 9Th E.. $500 3xl0 with an S-room
modern house, large barn, lots of fruit and
all furniture, on Sd ave. close in, 5000.
67IsX165, on I'd So. between Sd and 4th
E. $4,000: 50X132 on I'd f. near LIST So
IS. 500 21zx10 on w. Temple near Sd So,
10000, and others.
CROMER.
II East Third South. Phone si9.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
4lhxl65 Main St. east front. IL blocks
south of NewhOuse skyscraper at less
than $3.50 per foot It's a snap.
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Rooming house, IS rooms. near Temple
square: $500; call and find out all about
1t.
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About ga acres, primary water right
fine soil. well fenced; this is nice for
chickens; desirable; $3.50.
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6 acres, east side. fine land, suitable for
plating TO exchange for improved on
east side; s6000.
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~ acres. new 6-roOm frame house, nice
young orchard, near Wandamere; s., $50.
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b. S. HARRINGTON.
Basement Atlas Block.
Phones: Bell 540e; Ind. $40.
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91-3 acres fine land. primary water
right. in iucern and under cultivation; de-
sirabe location: fenced; small buildings
s., 600; Will cut up.
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Business manager with some capital;
a good man with capital; a money-maker
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4-room brick and summer kitchen; city
water and electric lights, s., 100.
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80 acres near town; 4-rOOm frame house
stable and chicken houses, > acres in lu-
Germ, all fenced: good water right; 81 200
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DROP IN AND TALK 1T OVER

FOR SALE
A FEW GOOD BUYS:
s2,200-5-room pressed brick. 9Th East
S3.J00-1-room modern pressed brick in
southeast, close in.
$3.100-6-rOom modern pressed brick
S2.eG0-5-room modern pressed brick, in
southeast
A.250-5-rOom modern pressed brick I
street. near Sd avenue.
$6.5O0-S-rCom modern pressed brick %
avenue, close in.
sI000-6-room modern, brick dwelling. 3x
10. East I'd South.
S.s00-5-room frame bungalow In south
west.
$2,7o0-S-room pressed brick in west
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2l2 acres near WandameTe; brick house,
large orchard; flowing we'll; s., 500
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We have ore of the largest lists of room
ing houses in the city, Come in and let
us tell you about them.
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EAST AND NORTH BENCH LOTS.
900-This week only. last chance at this
price. 4lhX115ia to alley. east front.
S2l2 IT SO. of Sd ave. on L St. Lot
next no sold this week for Si.100
S5A-3Sx12a to allev. ID So ncar 12tb +
1J0-40Xll5l5 to 3-rod turn in rear. Uni
versity St. 30 II. so. of 2d So
S0O-4Oxl32 fl. on 18th East sidewalks
paid bet 4th and 9th So
45o-45Xl20. east 9Th So. Terms easy.
500-J0x120. east on 18th So. Terms easy.
450-50X129 on University St, bet. 9Th and
9Th So
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FOR SALE
lN7 TIEIRMOUN7 I ADM
REAL EST tate
EXCHANGE

50. OOO0O-Beautiful new flat of 10 apart
ments. Only blocks from Walker
Brothers Bank corner. Earns S35000 per
month. Net.
So. OOO.OO-Apartment house on good bus
mess property; Sd South and West Tenn
pie streets
$40 000.00-13-room cut stone, modern,
with furnace; fine barn; only blocks
from posteffice; lot 70x165 feet. Will take
as part payment lots close in or residence
on East Side.
$4,000. O0-160-acre improved farm and
water right in this county. Good home.
VIII trade for city.
81. 00000-l00-acre fruit orchard and farm
in this county. Will trade for city.
81 5O0OO-20 acres improved farm in good
location: Groom house; rents for s3G.00
per month. Farm considered business
property. VIII trade for city
So. 25OOO-New modern house of ropms,
on Washington. Easy terms.
81, 200 O0-6-rOOm house and barn, in New
England addition.
$25O.0O-Lot 3Ox130 to alley. west on Sd
South. A snap.
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JOHN REEVES & GO.
S27 ATLAS BLOCK
inc. A
FOR SALE
1T PAYS TO OWN A HOME"
CAPITAL. REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
Evenings, 159 Dunbar Ave.

CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
II West Second South St Both phones.
$3.50 $3.50
East front, on car line southeast Two
story house, large rooms. halls. etc
Barn, shade and fruit trees, 81 900 cash
and balance to suit The house is worth
the money-Land and other Improvements
are gift.
Corner on ID South street, south and
east front. Lot 55X130 feet-A modern g.
room house 0rame). Sidewalk and sewer
in. Good car service-desirable in every
respects, 200 cash and balance long time
$3.50 at per cent.
97lzx190 feet to alley-4-room frame.
Waterloo car. artesian well-$200 cash
and si5 per month This is good buy for
party of small means
$3.50 $3.50
A new 4-room brick on 10th East street
$500 cash, SIS per month.
$500 $3.50
A 7-room modern brick. new in 1907.
Near Liberty park; $500 cash, $50 per mo.
Large lot and good brick house on Sth
East. worth $500 any day. CAN MAKE
TERMS ON PORTION of purchase
price.
VACANT LOTS.
900-212X7 rods, Sth avenue.
s.. 100-415x7 rods. corner 9Th avenue
81 ,000-37Iaxl25 feet. L street.
$3.50 feet, Bryan avenue,
5000 feet, 18th South.
5 375-37l5 feet, Wilson avenue.
e0o-50 feet, Sth East street.
s $3.50 feet, Park aveiue.
DROP IN AND TALK IT OVER
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PETERSON r. Z. INV. co.
1920 Bell. $50 So. Main st.
291 Ind
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Nice Broom modern brick and frame
house. with nice barn. desirable location,
southeast; terms: 5000.
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PARADISE ADDITION

PARADISE ADDITION.
81 cash. 81 per week. buys lots in Para
disc addition Only d few left. 500 and
upward, in city limits. two car lines. 9Th
and Sth East, 18th So. Take Wandamere
car TO 9TH East and 18th So. IS lots sold
last week You must hurry TO get I'm on
Paradise on these terms
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'.He that consults the clouds will neither
SOW nor reap
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YOUR SPECIAL ATTENTION.
For $4,000

VIII sell 43x157 #. TO alley on Lake street
east of Park
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8, ;. 10 and 20-acre farms anywhere In
the country. See
RANCK REAL ESTATE & INV. CO,
231-2 d. +. Walker Bldg.
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For s1,75OO

VIII sell a Arm. pressed brick cottage;
pantry, closet, etc, southeast; good car
service; terms $4,000 cash, balance $500
per month.
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5x10 rods on attn avenue with 5-rm. house
facing south bet. A and SITS, 18th ward
Owner wishing to go away and will sci
at great sacrifice. This is a dandy
lot and must be sold. Come in and let us
tell you about it. It's cheap.
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VIII take a small place or a vacant lot
as first payment on d 2-stOry 7-rOOm
pressed brick residence: large corner lot:
trees, lawn, flowers, etc; southeast on car
line
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1908-03-27
SUIT FOR $1O,OOO DAMAGES
Brought by J. s. Brock Against the
Waccamaw Lumber Co., For Loss
of an Eye.

Both the summons and complaint in
a big damage suit were filed yesterday
in the Office of the clerk Of thu super
ior court of New Hanover county,
the action having been started by J. s.
Brock against the Waccamaw Lumber
Company. The suit is for SIC, 600 al
legged damages.
The plaintiff was formerly in the en-
ploy Of the Waccamaw Lumber Com
pany and the alleged injuries were re-
ceived while he va at work with that
concern.
The complaint alleges that Brooks
injuries, which he received while he
was running a lath machine. We're due
to negligence; that the driving belt
had a piece torn out Of it which caus-
ed the machine to be irregular in it's
motion and this in turn caused a pieca
of Hath to be thrown out from between
the rollers on the machine and hit the
plaintiff in the eye, by which injury
he entirely lost the sight OF the eye
The complaint alleges further that the
condition OF the machine was caused
by negligence and also that it's con
struction was defective in that there
was no metal hood over it which
would have protected the person in
charge Of it
The attorneys for the plaintiff in
this action are J. W. Little, Esq, and
Hon. ]. D. Bellamy and Son.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1908-03-27
RYAN DEFEATED MlE0!
Local FaV0rite Loses 70 Former
Heavyweight Champion
Fine Wresu ne Match At Academy
Last Night-AcLeOd Put Ryan ON
Mat Twice in Succession-O'COn-
nell Challenges the Winner.

One of the cleanest and most scien
Gfc exhibitions OF wrestling ever sec
J III this city was that which cool
place last night between Tommit
Ryan and Dan Mcleod. the latter be.
ing the former heavy weight cham.
pion of the United States. The match
took place at the Academy Of Music
and although the crowd was not as
large as usual, this undoubtedly being
due TO the short advance mt c. gwen,
/! hose W.-u we've the. we're cer
tainly treated 10 Q Gle :er. strenuous
contest, the hard struggles oi the con-
/ testant6 With their sGiIiTGl bIe away
from difficult holds having l. entity
raised the audience 70 HIN pit.leS Cl
enthusiasm
Ryan lost last night this being the
HI81 time that ne mas been YanQIisn-
eQ before 4 Wilmington gathering OF
spots Dat he lost only after the hard
est and GaAeat stfu5Sie eve. NItness-
Ell here. Mcleod IS admittedly the
best wrestler hat has ever come to
u llmin8tCn and the scientific manner
n which he goes about the matter
SHOWS that ne is a past master at the
art.
Both men were apparently in fine
physical form and the verdict of the
audience was unanimous that the best
man won.
Ryan surprised even his most ard
ent hackers last night by the tremen-
GOusly clever manner in which he ex-
treated himself from seemingly inn
possible positions. Several times it
appeared that Mcleod had him down,
but with a quick move Ryan had clear
ed himself from the hold and the
struggle was renewed.
The match was for the best two out
of three and Mcleod gained the first
two falls. Ryan vas forced to the mat
the first time in Al minutes with a half
Nelson and crotch hold. After ten
minutes rest the men e at it again
and in II IL minutes Mcleod again,
with a half Nelson and crothch forced
Ryan to the mat.
A telegram was read during the In
remission from a wrestler named o.
Council, said TO be a physical instruc-
tor at Cornell, challenging the winner
CT the nights event.
Mr. Mcleod stated later that he did
lot know whether he would accept
the challenge or not. If he does not
arrangements will be made to have
O'Connell and Ryan meet.
The contest last night was refereed
by Mr.. H. A. Goodman and Mr.. Wal
ter Morris acted as t~imekeeper.
After the wrestling match there
vas the usual amusing battle royal
between five colored boys and this
the house into an uDroar.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1908-03-27
SALOON KEEPER ASSIGNS
Mr.. ]. B. j. SandIin's Business In
Hands Of Trustee
The Trustee is Mfr. j. G.. Litsig. Jr.,
and he will Dispose of the Business
for Benefit of Creditors-Salooa
Has Been Conducted ut Corner OIL
Second and Market Streets.

Dir. }. B. J.. SandIin, who has been
conducting j saloon business al the
southwest corner Of Second and Mar
ket streets for the past several months
yesterday filed a deed OF assignment
IN the Office of the register of deeds,
Dir. j. g. Littig, Jr., being named as
trustee TO take the business over and
dispose Of 1t on the most advantageous
terms.
The deed recites the fact hat air.
GanGlin IS indebted TO various and
SunGfy parties and that he is unable
20 meet the demands OF his creditors.
DGlAS GeslTc-s OF securing al equita-
lie distribution Of The property amyng
he creditors he Transfers the entire
business, consisting o. stock, in trade.
liquors, wares, merchandise, book ac-
counts, etc, in the building at the
southwest corner O. Second and Mar
kct streets TO the trustee, who after
collecting ali chooses in action, ac-
counts etc, as lar as possible, Is direct
ed to sell the property either at pub
Tic or private sale on the best terms.
the proceeds to be distributed as fol-
lows:
First-To Mr. Sandlin the exemption
allowed by law; second, the expenses
Of the trustee; third, to w. P. Gaff0rd
Esq. $50 for legal services; fourth,
the balance 10 be distributed pro rata
among his various creditors.
Mr.. Sandlin is the saloon keeper
Who was recently on trial before the
board of aldermen on the charge of
selling liquor to women, this being
against the city ordinance, and the
recommendation Of the special commit
tee that his saloon license be re-
voked was adopted, but ne was given
until April LIST to dispose of his bust
ness.
Nr. Sandlin gave a 5000 bond that
there would be no infraction of the
during this extended time.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1908-03-27
CATARRH A GERM DISEASE.

Wonderful Success cf the Hyornei
Treatl eit. Guarantee 4 by Il. Il.
He.Eau,y
Catarrh is an insidtoui disease of
most destructive tender r.. Its ap-
proaCh2S are unaiarminS md its vic
TINS are well on the road to a
chronic stage CT to dreul consump-
ton before they realize tIeir danger.
1t is not 4 blood di.Gase, but is
caused by germs that 3odgo and
grow in the air r&Gsa geG causing ir-
TitatiOn with poisonous I'D offensive
mucous d~ischarge3. ~u cure this
condition, stomach dos : IS ineffec-
tive and the only lea .tg agent is
Hyonlei. It goes Gj"ec. : 10 every
NOOK and corner Of the al passages,
disinfecting, healing and curing. TO
be convinced OF this, YOU have only
to give FyOmcf . trial. and r. r.
Bellamy will sell you an outfit with
the understanding that II the trial is
not satisfactory, and the treatment
does not relieve, Jour money will be
refunded.
You cannot afford to trife with
catarrhal troubles, for if neglected
they grow worse and the annoyance
and danger rapidly increases. 1t is
best to get Hyomei at the first symp-
toms of catarrh, such as stoppage of
the nose, offensive breath, raising Of
mucous, droppings in the throGt,
s%pasmodic coughing. The sooner
you use Hyomei, the sooner you will
be freed from all these troubles. Re-
member that it will not cost you a
e n to try Hyonei unless the treat
ment helps you, for R. r. Bellamy
guarantee is clear and plain to- re-
fund the money if Hyomei does not
give satisfaction.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1908-03-27

Stop that tickling cough! Dr..
Shops Cough Cure Will surely stop
1t, and with perfect safety. 1t is so
thoroughly harmless, that Dr.. Skoop
tells mothers to use nothing else even
with very young babies. The whole-
some green leaves and tender stems
of a lung healing mountainous shrub
furnish the curative properties to DR..
Shops Cough Cure. 1t Gains the
cough, and heals the sensitive bron-
chial membranes. No opium, no cho-
loroform, nothing harsh used to in
jure or suppress. Demand Shoop's
and take no other. Robert r. Bel
lamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1908-03-27
INTERSTATE CONVENTION
Of H0ung Mems Christian Associa-
ton Hcets in Columbia on Friday

The four delegates from this city
who will represent the local Y. NJ. c.
A, at the approaching Interstate con-
Vention of the Carolina Associations,
which meets in Columbia on Friday
and continues for three days, are DR..
Joseph Alderman, president; Mr.. Ed
ward Kettle, secretary, and Messrs.
X. w. Price and w. w. Koch.
All these gentlemen have d~effnately
decided to attend the convention and
they will leave on Friday morning
for Columbia, reaching that city in
time for the opening session.
Some of h most prominent asso-
citation workers in the entire country
viii be In attendance and the list OF
speakers Is a notable one.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1908-03-27
SUPERIOR COURT.
Two Weeks For Trial of Civil
Cases.

Solicitor Rudolph Duffy spent a part
of yesterday in the city looking over
the docket for the term OF superior
court which starts next Monday. The
term will be in session for the term of
one week for the trial of criminal
q and following that there will be
q two weeks term for the trial of
criminal casea
Both terms Of court Will be presided
OYER BY Judge w. Ell. Neal
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1908-03-27
More Arrivals at Newber1in.

A family Of fourteen Germans ar
rived yesterday from New York and
they went at once 10 Newberlin the
progressive German colony Of the
Carolina Trucking Development Co..
situated near the city on the W. c.
& A. Railroad, to take up their abode
Two other families are expected to-
day. these coming from Philadelphia
and more Germans are booked to ar
rive within the near future.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1908-03-27
IOUND DEAD IN BED
Meyer Il. Bi,nberg, Widely known a

Meyer Il. Bimberg, Widely Known as
"Bim the Button Man"
New York, March E5.-Meyer r. BIN
Eerg, know Widely as BIN the But
ton Man" was found dead in led to-
night. A week ago Mr.. Bimberg con-
tracted a cold which developed in On
%silitis. A physician looked after him
and the patient was reported to be
rapidly recovering an hour or two be-
fore he was found dead, he sprayed his
throat and settled him in bed for q
nap. He was in this city for 46 years
and is survived by a widow and
daughter.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1908-03-27

healthy look, puts the sap Of life In
your system, protects you from dis
Isl HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
has NO equal as a spring tonic for the
whole family. 3sc, Tea or Tablets. K
r. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1908-03-27

Accepting eggs as collateral at not
more than 10 cents on the dozen,
the banks reduce probably to a MN
imum the chance of Matching trou-
ble.-New York World.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1908-03-27
HMtheTD Syndicate Interested
in Water Works
NAATs TO SUPPLY CITY
aEould Buy Present Plant and
Greaiiv Improve 1t

City Would Have to Consent to Give
Up Municipal Ownership Plan-
Matter Discussed informally Yes
terday by Representative OF North
ern Concern With City Officials
Will Probably Submit Definite
Propositio in Writing.
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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1908-03-27
ASSISTANCE ASKED FOR
Captain Ihomle Remains ON the
Ontario lanasSa

Steamer Ashore Oh Ocracoke In Un-
known, But She is Loaded With
sugar From Cuba-Assistance will
be despatched at Once-Infaor-
able Weather Conditions Cause
Surfmen TO Stand BY the Stranded
Eruiter OF Hateras.