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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-29
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE ~
Do Z ON
Own a
Home

If not you hope 20 some day. don't ,,,
for every head of family desires IN :
independent of ''Tent-paying' when u
vanced age comes ana the earning vear-
are past. When you are old owning
home will mean much to you.
To the father of a young family rs.
question today is, WHEN and HOW -.
you going TO buy?
WHEN should be JUST AS SOON AZ
YOU CAN because with every month NJ.
passes values of Salt Lake real estate sd.
vance and grow.
HOW? No better way than by IN.
STALLMENTS LIKE RENT. You dom
have to make great struggle. YOU mere
systematically pay an agreed amount eaE
month. when you are not sick. and in .
few years you own a home.
Here are a few such houses. Many 9th.
ers to select from.
4-room mod. brick lot j0xl37I5 10 ale
on car line. northwest. Just the place a.
a railroad man.
4-room red brick. modern. between q
and 9Th East. just below 10Th South In
3s1zXl40 20 alley Only g. 80.
4-room buff pressed brick all moder-
very fine inside finish splendid lot b.
tween 9Th and 10th East, Belmont ay-.
nue.. Only $3.50.
WHY PAY REMIT
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WOULD LIKE TO HEAR of stock for
sale in any enterprise where an ievest-
ment Of several thousand dollars would
be safe. L. Darbyshire, box 2032, Roches-
ter, y. Y.
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on SALE-Beautiful '5-room modern
louise on east bench: modern. basement
tIlce- S-259. Terms, 500 down: balance
80 pei month. Call Room e. Heron no
'ei' SUNDAY. Bell phone Exchange H.
EOR SALE-LiSt .-our property for ss >
Win US Halloran-Judge Co. SO Main -
&ENH'AN IANDS-Invesr in Mexico.
iaftd Of sunshine and PROMISE HeslJ
* an Noy. 3G0-511 Herald Bldg.
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MOVING.

LARGE,
Rad,ns5 Iadded vans. caref,,1 -
Temple. p Im 8 Storage Co.. III So. Vest N-e9
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FOX SALE-A few choice lots east
. nench, goo to $40; half cash. balance TAO
EARS per cent Get IN on the east bench
e. ~, theSe lots VIII readily advance %
y4;vv each- Hubbard Investment Co, %
west Sd South-6s. See Us" for fire IN
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TURING AND PIANO REPAIRING.

JOHN \. TAGGART. headquarIer. ~
l. & Western Piano 90. So. Main.
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A SNAP.
DOrius s Erickson
206 Judge Bldg.
FOR SALE
THE HOOPER FhRM

0n Thirteenth South street. near ths
otUsuntry club; five acres IN orchard. lawns.
edaiIa. etc; complete fish hatchery ard
~ bsS-us containing over 1900 trout: viii pa'
rs, A I.Stt on investment; modern burge.
~; WIN hot water heat bath. etc: most
siIui country place in Salt Lake co1l-
~. apply Game & Hooper Co, Hoop;
oiog' Bell phone z52a
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WANTED-Civil service employees are
all kinds soon: expert advice. sample ques-
tons and Booklet 240, describing positions
and telling easiest and quickest way to Sc
cure them. free Write now. Washing
ID. c.
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MONEY-WE HANDLE the financing
of good enterprises and creditable prof.
ects. The Bankers Bond Co, Pttsburg
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HOUSEGLEANNc

va m1usE ana carpet cleaning. firs,-c, ,..
LIST So St. Bel 5ai a 4; PrItsstley. 1ss E.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

If you want a hotel, roomIng
house or a business, come here
and save money,
s3,so0-An elegantly furnished roonilills
house of 50 rooms; steam heateu
clearing over 500 per month; ln
best location in the city; sickness
cause for. selling; don't miss TINS
bargain if you are looking Tor
paying place on easy terms
81, 750-A well furnished and good paying
rooming house of % rooms: steam
heated: low rent; long lease;
bargain; on reasonable terms
81, OO0-Rooming house of IA rooms. with
steady roomers; a good paying
place for the money, and 500 VIII
handle il.
S50e-The furniture of rooms in a good
location. with low rent.
a magnificent apartment house; furni-
ture and lease for sale; big money
maker.
First-class boarding house, close in;
money maker; cheap.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
Each Apartment in
1.-THE WOODRUFF"
Contains the following:
/ oiCeboard
l Dresser
Ventilated Beds
Sleeping Porch
Telephone
l Gas Range
Garbage Destroyer
Besides
Steam heat. plumbing, hot and cold wa
ter.
Walls will be tinted to suit tenants
The building is filling up rapidly, and
you should make your selection at once
IN order to secure Just the location you
would like.
See Mr.. C L. Raybould. and he VIII
take pleasure in showing you over the
building.
MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY,
Office at
THE WOODRUFF
Second East between Second and Third
South Streets.
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WATCHMAKERS.

F. o LINDGREN, Jeweier. 81 z.
So. st. Bell 5ois-K.
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l Hoffman Brothers
81 ~ w. I'd South Street.

HOTELS and rooming houses in. all
| parts of the city for from $3.50 TO 5000.
! There are some bargains in this lot. All
of above are paying from so to $l0o a
week clear profit.
Cigar and pool room for 1.Se0 doing a
good business; well located ana is a mon
ey maker: pool tables. always busy;
party must sell; leaving city.
Three good restaurants that are bar
gains; doing a business of from so to 800
day.
Saddle horse livery business that is a
payer from the start; small investment.
Two of the best paying businesses in
Bingham. See US about these
If you are looking for grocery store
or meat market see us. We have any
number of good propositions we cannot
J. L. DENHAM,
S23 Atlas Block.
IF YOU WANT legitimate mail order
business that's money maker write to-
day for particulars, Novel;. Delta bldg,
Los Angeles. Cal
AN EASY WAY to start a business that
Will pay several thousand dollars annual
~. selling merchandise by mail: improved
plan. We furnish everything and show you
how; s25 to 800 necessary. Milburn- Hicks.
Chicago.
MONEY-WE HANDLE the financing
of good enterprises and creditable prof.
ects. The Bankers Bond Co., Pittsburg.
Pa.
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR of stock for
sale in any enterprise where an ryest-
ment Of several thousand dollars would
be safe. L. Darbyshire, box 2032, Roches-
ter, y. Y.
CAPITAL FURNISHED-Indust |
mining, oil, gas and rail-
way stock and bond issues sold direct 20 |
investors; commission basis. Samuel Ora
ham & Co. selling brokers' 43 Sacrament
street. Montreal. Canada
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WANTED-Men wanted quickly by big
Chicago mail order house TO distribute
catalogues. advertise: S25 weekly;
$50 expense allowance. Manager. Dept. so,
3S5 Wabash Ave, Chicago.
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BY F. NJ. ONION. on Wednesday. Dec
:, 10 a m. at R G. W Ry freight depot.
! VIII commence the sale of very large
lot of accumulated freight. The sale will
continue from day to day until all is sold
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AUTOMOBILES.

Rankin automobiles FOR touring IA.
excel all others in economy. comfort.
The Franklin IS the best Con Wago3 &
Machine %.
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WANTED-To employ a Catholic gen
tleman as local representative: we require
a person of energy and ability for the
position: salary SIS per week; write at
once for particulars. The HOey Publish
ing Co. 323 Dearborn St. Chicago, Ill.
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WANTED-ActoTs for repertoire COM
pany; long engagement; sure salary:
must be experienced and have wardrobe.
Address Kempton Komedy Co, Fountain
Green, Utah.
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HOTELS and rooming houses in all
parts of the city for from $3.50 TO 5000
There are some bargains in this lot. All
of above are paying from so to S10o a
week clear profit.
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MASSAGE.

SIiAMPOOING. hairdTeSsing. facial
massage, Inanicuring. Work done at your
nome. Work done evenings by appoint
nent A c. Rocket, Bell, Main 22o4-X
S34 So State
OLIVE ROGERS. MASSEUSE. gives
massage and scalp treatment. 26511 So
Main.
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FURS AND FURRIERS.

X 81 ENzEL FUR CO.. removed frC
3 Z 2d So 70 81 E I'd So.
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TED-Shoemaker. Salt Lake Shoe
Repairing Co, Basement Atlas Block.
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Cigar and pool room for $3.50; doing a
good business; well located ana is mon
ey maker: 8 pool tables. always busy;
party must sell; leaving city.
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PIANO STUDIO.

MRS. ALBERTA DERSHAAI. ZIG GINS,
PCS; ihu- phone loot Graduate Chicago
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Two of the best paying businesses il
Bingham. See us about these
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AUCTION sale. rear of 1876 South West
Iempie-one mantel (fOlding). l hair COW
cred settee, parlor chairs. l office chair
l oil heater. l center table, 1 rocker. Is
Yards of Brussels carpet l mantel clock
y wall pictures. 12Is running yards of all
most new linoleum, > kitchen chairs. !
wash stand. l drop leaf table l kitchen
table, lamps, lot of dishes, / lot
utensils, l 4-hole Glory steel range,
/ glass door cupboard. l wringer. l I2Xl2
rug, l commode and dresser, l iron bed.
mattresses; a lot not mentioned T11sS-
day. Dec. !. 1893. at IL a m
BY E NJ ONION, on Tuesday. Dec. l.
1880 a m. at l3l West Third South street
l viii sell carpets. rockers. center tables
steel range, D. L. tables. refrigerator,
sewing machine, iron and mantel folding
beds. dressers, commodes chiffoniers
mirrors. Yardrobes, couches heating
stoves. mantel, etc
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IF you are looking for grocery store
or meat market see us. We have any
number of good propositions we cannot
"a
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ROOMS 1892 EAGLE 81 OCK

FOR SALE
SOME GOOD BARGAINS
a-rm- frame Kimball Ave 2 -oo
5-rm- frame, Lake -
I'm. ?. Dr.; Summerby ST. & sgs
4-rm' pr. Sd So. near 4th w. 20 NJ ~
We have bargains all over the ci ,o.V''
MAHAN INV CO. So W. Second Sof,t;,
FOR SALE
GO, co. Coz
10 Inc Home Investment & Savings 70
o. and 10 W. First South St ~
- BENJAMIN LLOYD
win the Colborn company. exclr=f,,.
agents for NEWHOCSE PARK All l-;,is :
OF rear estate IA E 3rd South ST.
FOR SALE-See George Klenka g. =,
gstate' loans and insurance $40 So,S,h "a
Eas.; IND phone 1866 References M
toR SALE-By owner. broom nodo,-n
req pressed brick; thoroughly MOD y
basement Price g. Terms "a
SoM II; -DaIance Us per month cali So
day, $40 So. 9th E. OaH sun
fOH SALE-A Groom brick vi,h =
ef.' closet cement walks. large lot sb paI-
80 On l. street near Sd ave for a. s ae-
81 .;I Our own terms Cali on Mr. RairS
=. -Aelas Blk, or phone Bell 4S1i cara
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Saddle horse livery business that is
payer from the start: small investment
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J. L. DENHAM,
523 Atlas Block.

IF YOU WANT legitimate mail order
business that's money maker write to-
day for particulars, Novel;. Delta bldg,
Los Angeles Cal
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Three good restaurants that are bar
gains; doing business of from $50 to $40
day.
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WANTED-Young lady desires position
as stenographer; can do bookkeeping if
desired. Phone 1614-Z =
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WANTED-TWo or three bright active
young men. aged Il to 20 years; shop
work. Apply Shop Foreman. AS So. Sd W.
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FOR SALE
There is nothing nicer than
a home or anything safer THAI
money in real estate,

Sd WEST AND ID AND Sd NORTH
S-room p. brick modern. on lot gi-x1r
II. for $500. Terms easy. VIII trade 70,
a home aDOut e. 0gn
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WANTED-Young lady wishes work by
The day. Ind. phone 3i25
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MANIFESTATIONS

WANTED-Washing to do at home. Cal
~ No. Mortenson court.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-A fiat of rooms for
housekeeping, furnished. bath. toilet and
electric light. Also a flat of 3 rooms I'M
furnished. Apply 517 So. 9Th East.
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been doubt as to the right of the State
Controller to make any distribution until
he has received the entire amount. To
remove this obstacle is the object of the
bill prepared by the Attorney General.
The principal delinquent is the Penn
sylvanis Railroad Company, which has
held back about $29e, 900 of the $3O6, 900
Of the 81, 500, 25 originally assessed, on
the ground that its tax had been paid in
advance for the last twenty four years,
and consequently the amount withheld
was in reality the tax for 1907. and not
1905. Mr.. McCarter disputed that claim
and brought suit to determine the issue,
which was decided in favor Of the state
two weeks ago. Thursday a stay was
| granted the Pennsylvania Railroad, in
spite of opposition on the part of the
Attorney General, pending an appeal to
the Court of Errors. and as result the
$298, 900 will not be paid until the issue ID
finally determined.
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RAILROAD
THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF AMERICA.

326 millions of dollars is a stupendous sum. In
gold the bulk of such sum is inconceivable 1t is
greater than the total of the United States Govern
ment for 1896 and nearly half much the total Govern
receipts for 1902 This the gross earned by
the operation of thei Pennsylvania Railroad in 1907 To
this required the carrying of 1885,
tons of freight and I53,o47o46 passengers This the
largest volume of traffic handled by railroad of the
world in year and yielded the largest gross
The largest proportion of this mighty paid
salaries and wages hundred thousand employees
in dividends to fyfve thousand stockholders mills and
factories and other agencies for equipment and uppes and
gave work to the hands and bread the mouths of millions
of people.
saggers the imagination conceive of the multitude of
people who have been benefited by the distribution of this
magnificent bounty and the resulting good the country
and the people from the operation of great institution
is immeasurable.
adds the satisfaction of travel achess road
in the best built and under every known safeguard
to think that the average earning power of the IT'S miles
of the great system was 10000 per mile.
From any and every point of view the Pennsylvania is
The Standard Railroad OF America.
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kERCS
Both Phones

Graduated Sugar S c
Cod16Sh-.Genuine Cod il
bricks or strip, 1oc a pound,
shredded in packages, Ioc.
Baked Beans, at Ioc, II II
I5c, and zoe, either plain OF
with tomato sauce. The Do
Head brand is the cheapest
when the quality and size Of
can is considered, Ioc. Then
we have Helms, Snider's, and
several other brands.
Kitchen Bouquet, a liquid
extract of herbs and spices for
flavoring soup and gravies. 25c
bottle.
Liquid Smoke, an extract
Of hickory wood for curing
hams, bacon, and all salt meats,
75c tor large bottle.
Grated Pineapple, for
making pies, large cans, Ioc.
Canned Soups are very
convenient and cheap. Take.
Campbelps for instance, one can,
with the addition of hot water,
makes S or s portions, and only
Ioc.
Me0tS.-The end of pork
season is drawing near. If you
want a few pounds of sausage
to put up tor summer use now
is the time to get them. All
our meats are carefully selected
for quality, and our prices are
right when quality is considered.
Phil. Karg. IN iSf s. s. A nsiE &
MOUNT HOLLY
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Theatres,

Theatres.
The Orpheum players at the Chestnut
Street Theatre, Philadelphia, have revived
for the second time this season, Justin
Huntly McCarthy's beautiful romantic
comedy, eff were King" This play
introduced the company in Philadelphia.
Scenically the production was revela-
ton. A few weeks later Mr.. Sothern in
cluded a revival of 'If Were King" in
his repertoire. William Ingerson will
repeat his gratifying Improvisation OF the
vagabond poet, Francois Villon," who is
made fer week the dictator of France
and leads her armies to expel the besieg-
ers from the gates of Paris and wins the
Kings beautiful ward, katherine de
| Vaucelles." Robert Cummings will re-
peat his remarkable fine Interpretation of
s.Louis XII" the craftiest of monarchs.
For the role of Katherine" Mabel Brown
nell has been especially engaged. She re-
Gently substituted for Margaret Ellington
| in the leading lady's role of THE Thief, !"
playing opposite Kyrle Bellew. Leah
| Winslow will impersonate the frail, self
sacrificing .'Huguette, who gives her
| life to save that of Francois Villon, the
man whom she loves. There Is flne
romantic flavor to the whole play, and its
story of Villon's ability to make good his
boast as to what he could achieve if he
were King of France.
The Orpheum players are getting ready
to present some good plays: March %,
Before and After" March 30, "a Social
Highwayman.
Never In the history of Philadelphia
theatricals has both press and public
been so unanimous and enthusiastic
in praise of theatrical entertainment as
"The Time, The Place and the Girl, =
the musical comedy now running at the
Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
The music Is already being whistled all
over town, played in thousands of homes,
while every orchestra in Philadelphia has
now on its programme selections from
1.-THE Time, The Place and the Girl, :
on every possible occasion. At the We'd
nesday matinee more people were crowded
into the Walnut Street Theatre than have
ever been within its walls at any perfor-
nance. and despite this fact over thou
sand more were unable to crowd their way
in. Arthur DEACON as Happy Johnny
Hicks, has made an enormous personal
success, as has Georgia Drew Mendum,
whose work reveals all the talent of heI
wonderful grandmother, Mrs. John Drew,
while Harriet Burt and Violet McMillen
have proved themselves delightful singers
and dancers, as well as good actresses.
There is vim and animation, enthusiasm
and dash to the performance which il
simply irresistible, and with the prestige
gained this week, the standing room only
Isign will undoubtedly be in demand every
night from now on. Matinees Wednesday
and Saturday. Best seats on Wednesday
80 cents.
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LATEST IN FASHIONS FOR ALL THE
WOMEN
The North Anaericdn's Big Spring Number
Coming March &c.


The North americans Big Spring Number
Coming March 22.
In its issue of March % The North
american is going to do something that
will wake up interest among the women
of this community, especially among the
dressmakers and the women who want to
keep up to the minute in matters pertain
ing to dress.
This issue of the paper will be the
spring and summer fashion number of the
paper. 1t will illustrate and describe the
very latest fashions Of France and
America in drawings and photographs
IN such way as no American newspapers
has ever done.
There will be drawings by Jeanette
Hope, who in Paris looks at French
fashions with an American eye and knows
what will appeal to the good taste of
those at home. Miss Hope will furnish
two pages of drawings for this edition.
A staff of fashion diplomats has got
behind the scenes of the great French
workshops, and will give all that is latest
in Frence blouses and suits and gowns in
excellent photographs. Accessories OF
dress for women will also be pictured in
photographs. A page will be given to
new Paris hats.
L ne AmeTlCdu sGdn las OuIuOHc AteClA
in furnishing photographs and descrip-
lions of the best that there is in Amer
ican suits and gowns and the newest in
dressy things for children.
The dressmakers, through The North
American, will get the very latest models
from which to furnish their patrons with
the latest things for spring. They will
find the spring fashion number something
worth seeing and keeping.
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TUESDAY, MARCH IT, 1908

THE letter that Rev. John l.. Scudder.
Of Jersey City, has written to Governor
Fort on the local option issue is intern
perate, impertinent and intolerant. The
epistle is not an argument in favor OF the
Crosby bill, but merely made upof threats.
It is. in some respects. like the production
of the '.Black Hand, demand for the
Governors influence for local option OF
his political life. "If you evade your
responsibility" says the Jersey City pastor,
''or vote against this measure, I now
plainly inform you that as long as / live
will oppose you from the pulpit, and by
voice and pen, as an enemy of the best
interests of mankind" And again. III
you vote with the rummies. you are dead
to us forever" Finally. remember.
can reach hosts of young voters for you
In our Peoples Palace"
This Is not 1.-THE kind of talk that will
commend itself to the sober-minded PEG.
pie of the state, regardless of their atti
tude for or against local option. Govern
or Forts attitude on the subject is wei
known. The Jersey City minister who
has just written him Is aware of how tn.
Chief Executive stands, for his position
was clearly stated In his inaugural address
It 10, therefore, unfair to the Governor t.
impugn his motives 80 long as he work.
honestly and earnestly to carry out tn,
pledges he made during the campaign
and on which he was elected, to do bill
best to bring about the strict enforcement
of the 'bishops' law" in all parts of tn,
state.-Nepoyk Ness.
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DIED.

BRowN.-March Is, at Burlington, Anna
daughter of Abram II. and Retecca A
Brown, aged months and ID days.
BoRDEN.-March IL, at Burlington, Howard
L., son of William II. and Mary E. Borden
aged Is years.
CLARKE.-March IL, at Riverton, Catharine
A. Clarke, aged IS years.
FoRMAN.-March IL, at Burlington. Frank
Forman, aged 40 years.
JoBEs.-March IL, near New Egypt, AIDE
laide s. Jobes, widow of Thomas B. Jobes
aged 80 years.
MoNTANDoN.-March ID, at Deianco, Minnie
Montandon. wife of Henry Montandon, in
her 18th year.
QUIGLEY.-March 8, at Rutledge, Pa, Miss
Susan Schuyler Quigley, formerly of Burling
ton.
RAINIER.-March Is, near Florence station
Schuyler, Jr.. son of Thomas, ST., and Susan
NJ Rainier, aged 20 years.
WooLsroN.-March II, at Mount Holly,
Thaddeus S. Woolston, in his SD year.