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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-11
Booming Trolley Road

New York capitalists had engineers
at work last week examining the water
power at Strahom's Mill on Big Elk
creek, in reference to furnishing
power Tor a trolley line between VIII
mington. Del. and Oxford. Pa. The
engineers decided that the stream
would give sufficient water power To
operate the line and the capitalists have
announced that they will go ahead
with the project 4 dam fifty feet
high will be constructed which will
back water all the way To Bullocks foot
log. distance OF two miles. The pro-
moters have obtained options on near
~ all the land that will be covered by
the back water and are now said to
be prepared to go on with the building
OF the line
The route as laid out travcrSes Ok
ford. kimbleville and Newark. from
which pom, the road will run to Stan
ton. The entire route is almost with
ont grade and would require little or
no cutting and filling. People in the
neighborhood OF Kimbieville have
great faith in the project and il is
probable that considerable stock can
be sold right in that section.
Theodore Bye. OF kembleville, is so
much in favor OF the proposed line
tha, it is said he will give right OF
way through his property. provide
without charge the water power OF
BIG Elk creek, donate the ties for the
railway and board the workmen while
at his place He will also subscribe
largely to the stock.
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Election OF Officers

At a recent meeting ui the Mite
Society oi Principle NJ + Church the
following officers were elected Mrs.
: f. McCaulcy President. Mrs M
+. Jackson. Nicc-P President. Mr., r.
\ Seminar, Secretary, Mrs James
McCullough, treasurer Al,o at a
meeting oi the Ladies Aid Society OF
Char'c,tuwn NJ T. Church the fol
lowing were elected Mr., Sarah
Graham. President Nlr>. Mary a.
Lamar. Vice President, Mr., MARY
+ llycr.u Secretary Mr.. Louisa
Richardson, Treasurer hc,c two
Suc',lic, have recently rNpcudcd about
$50 ir Improvement. 90 'he NJ T.
Parsonage
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Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Elkton and Middletown
Railroad Company Of Cecil County
was held Tuesday morning at the Ma
tional Bank OF Elkton The routine
business was transacted and the direc-
tors ior the ensuing year elected as
follows Samuel Rea, George Wood,
Philadelphia; George 5 Woollcy,
Chesapeake City; Samucl { Rowland,
Baltimore; Charles NJ Ellis. L. Mar,
shall flaines and c B Finley. Sr,
Elktun The directors organized by
eecting Mr. Rea President, and +, W.
Sehwarz. Of Philadelphia, Secretary.
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DEATHS
S. JAMES BROWN.

- tAHAA-9 iRNPF ~
Mr. s. James Brown. died last Sat-
urday. July 1. from old age, at his resi-
dence near Sylmar, in his eighty-sec-
ond year. He was the last surviving
child OF Isaac and Elizabeth England
Brown. and was born on the old home
stead, where he died. He followed
the trade OF plastering for over forty
years. but lately took up the occupa.
ton OF farming Mr.. Brown was a
siaunch Republican. always taking an
active interest in his party A long
time ago he was tax collector OF the
Ninth Election district. but never ran
for office.
While not a member OF church he
took great interest in church affairs.
A son and two daughters survive
him-Norval {. Brown. OF Rising
Sun: Mrs ] c. Oldham. III Earlevile,
and Mrs. Roswell Slicer. oi Phila-
delphia
The funeral was held Tuesday at 10
a. m, with interment in Roscbank
Cemetery
MARY EVA BARR.
Miss Marv Eva Barr. the oldest
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs George b.
Barr, formerly OF this county. died
Sunday. at the home OF her parents, in
Wilmington, aged eleven years and
seven months Eva was n bright. at
tractive child and her death is a sad
blow to her many friends as well as to
her heart-brokcn parents.
Funeral services were held Wedncs-
day afternoon The remains were
brought to Elkton on the 3:I2 train
and taken To- Bethel Cemetery for in
terment
MRS. ALICE l.. McGREADY.
Mrs. Alice Louise McGrcady. wife
oi Robert McGready. OF Philadelphia,
but formerly OF Elkton. at the age OF
IS wears Before her marriage the
deceased was a Mss Mcpherson. Of
Lindsay. Canada Her husband sur
wives her with one two-year old
daughter
Funeral services were held Tuesday
At ST. Stevens Roman Catholic Church.
Philadelphia. ard the remains were
brought tn Elktor and inferred in the
Elkton Catholic Cemetery.
MRS. MlLCHlA MCDOWELL.
Mrs Milchia Mcdowell. wife OF
William Mcdowell died Tuesday from
blood poisoning, coming from injuries
received ON the railroad about eight
months ago She was 81 years OF age
and IS survived by four daughters and
one son
the i''rcral was held Friday morn
Ing, and intcrmen, was made at Hart's
rmctery.
MRS. JULIA \. LASSELL
Mrs Julia \. Iassell died FRIDAY.
June rs, at the home oi her son in
Baltimore. She was the wife oi Rev
James 7 la,scll. DID. formerly pas
tor oi Leeds NJ =. Church. and the
mother pi Mrs James McCaulcy. oi
The funeral was held the following
Tuesday with intcmcnt at Ridge
Cemetery, Pikesyilc
.ccdS
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Drowned While Al Play

Harvey Taylor, aged y years. a son
oi Isaac Taylor, Of Middletowu. Del,
va, drowned Monday afternoon in
Silver Lake. near that town
With a number oi other boys the
lad was swimming in The lake and
the lads were ducking each other
young Taylor was pushed under the
watcrand failed to come up II is sup
posed that he had an attack Of cramps
and was drowned before his compan-
ions realized it.
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BRYAN CONVENTION At WORK

from the stage and urged them TO get
IN the game, saying Bryan has the
Convention: we cannot afford to hold
back Governor Crothcrs expressed
the same feeling - Boys, II is all over
There are enough States there now TO
nominate him on the first ballot: Mary
land must not be the last And so
Maryland joined the throng OF the am
bassadors in bonds to the will and
leadership Of the Peerless One. II
was also during this day OF oratory that
Congressman Hobson. OF Alabama.
declared from the platform that il the
Democratic party was successful in the
election, il would before the end OF
four years have a great foreign war on
its hands The Convention held a
night session to hear the report OF the
Committee on Credentials The ma
jority report OF this Committee favor
ed the unscating OF the Guny dele
gates from Pennsylvania. The minor
ity report, favoring the Guify delegates,
was presented by Attorney General
Straus, OF Maryland. who made a
strong and impassiuned speech sup
porting il But the effort was in vain.
lHt buHN UCltEdlcN were uUScdtcu ana
Guify himself displaced as National
Committeeman by Congressman Kerr.
his bitter opponent.
THURSDAY.
With the opening Of Thursdays ses-
sion a permanent organization was ef-
iected by the election of Representa-
tive Clayton OF Alabama. permanent
Chairman Mr. Clayton's speech was
chiefly devoted to a fierce attack upon
President Roosevelt The rest OF the
day was Spen, in killing time by var.
iouS speakers The Convention ad-
iourncd Tor night session. The plat
form committee still being unready To
report. il was determined To hear the
nominating speeches. the vote to he
deferred until after the platform had
been adopted Thcreupon the roll was
called for nominations. Bryan was
named by IEnatius ] Dunn. Of Ne.
hraska Congressman Hammond. oi
Minnesota. presented the name Of
Governor Johnson of that State. and
l.. Irving Handy nominated Judge
GRAY oi Delaware We GO Ia press
too early Ia report the vote but there
can he no doubt that Bryan is in full
control oi the Convention and will be
ramcd On the first ballot
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WEDDINGS
HlLNMAN LAMBERT.

Mr. Marion lllaman. oi Newark.
and Miss Clara Lambert were married
Wednesday evening, July /. at the
home ui the bride, parents. in VII
minpton. by Rev II {. Turner. pastor
oi Brandywnc Church Nitcr the
ceremony reception W., given Mr.
aud Mr.. IIilaman VII live at Iron
It,n
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SINNER R-FARRAND

Mr. Bush Everett Sinner. OF Row
landvile. and Miss Jessie Luyctta
Farraud, Of Richmond. Va. were mar
ricd in the Elktnn NJ f. Parsonage by
Rev Dr Barrett, Thursday morning.
COOLING-MASiIN
Mr. Gilbert { Cooling assistant
principal OF the Cecil County High
School. and Miss Flora Maslin. 81
Philadelphia. were married Monday in
that city.
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Lost Muudl, evening. between
residence 81 Dr ] II lam7r and the
Postoilicc. a coral bar hin Reward for
its return 10 Dr ! II lamar
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The matinee races on the Elkton
Fair Grounds attracted large crowd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
ROOMINC IIQIYCES

II roo ARE IN HS>?ffi5'Ml11ff7To TIE M1RKET FOR 4
RooMING HOUSE, EUROPEAN Ho-
TEL. Gx0CERY STORE. OR, IN FACT.
ANY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. SEE
TONS; THIS OFFICE HAS BEEN Es.
ARE Al IN A POSITION TO GIVE. oER
Sohb Sc IESrs THE THE r6nIow1NG 9EST gE AASE HASE
RLAcEs 70 ) sATisFT1GGPs lcGsToMpRs:
SoHRSE SBo5HHRSpk EAanb, HhI kkY8oNp. kkY86 chAa aa-
dkGH dKHNb EE6AFR WoATR 4zTEo HzN NoYl KEl4Nf AND
OTHERS TOO NUMEROUS TO MEN
TON. WE ARE THE LEADERS.
Sl2,Oo0-Swell apart nent house. beauti-
fully furnished. strictly modern.
exclusive agency.
l0.000-Elegant apartments, aristocratc
location: exclusive agency.
s5.ooo-European hotel; swell. strictly
modern phones each room.
s1l.000-European hotel, modern; trans
lent location.
ss.25o-32 rooms. low rent; heat free.
S2.3o0-l9 rooms. fine location; heat
s2,1oo-27 rooms. Main ST.; transient.
Large European hotel; best In city; see
us for particulars.
$s.oo0-65 rooms, modern; European ho-
tel; terms.
s2.2oo-s2 rooms: men only: rent $50;
s6.soo-5o modern rooms: swell loca-
WE HAVE SOME SMALLER PLACES
Also THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
9 on zj1. 70 HiNSEUR2NNIsHED ROOMS; AT
THE BEST RATHsKELLAR LOCATION
IN CITY, SEE US FOR PARTICULARS.
a; RICHTER, REAL ESTATE.
Memeer sl,, s; l.; R. 2. Assn.
10 W. ist South, Phones s4l:
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]. <. ME\NCOMR.

j. K. NE\VCOMB,
soFSTATn5sh TUNiT1Es EsTAsEsHEp aSSEEfs qSsoR 5dS
s34oo-Takes fur, and lease 35 mod. rms,
crowded full all the time. clearing
$500 mo, Sickness only reason
for selling; $1,000 down. bal
s2soo-Good fur. and 4-year lease 20
clean. mod: rooms; tidy money
maker; $4,000 down and monthly
payments.
So500-Fur. and lease European hotel. 81
rooms and large dining room,
everything new and up to date;
will take $1,000 down.
sooo-Fur. rooms, mod, stylish place.
A bargain,
s25o-Fur. room-house. west side; only
s22 rent. II Is cheap at $500. Hall
cash down.
SS75-Grocery with living rooms in
choice dist. You can't beat It
S550-Cash grocery doing nice business:
low rent
sa1oo-swcli cafe trade SIS to s1oo day.
A sure winner.
s2760-Famlly cafe; swellest place In city.
Will make terms -
S4750-Fur. and long lease so mod, rooms :
best location on Main st: turning
people away all the time. Terms
to right parties.
S6Oo0-Fur. and lease 90 completely mod.
rooms; winning location, low
rent. SEE 1T
s13oo-Fur. and lease IS cosy rooms. only
$50 rent: moneymaker.
SS50-Fur, s-room mod. house, close In.
VIII make terms.
ST00-Fur, I rooms and bath; bargain.
cash down.
s400-I uuch room and cafe. cut from
$3.50. Best buy on market.
s550-G'ves you new fur. OF 6-room, new.
mod. apt; cost 5000. Must be sold
at once.
I can locate you In the right business.
on the right basis, In the right city. Come
in and talk II over. Newcomb, r. 414.
Tr'ru~e Nld~. Ind. rhone 1"6. h"l95
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FITERS TO ELECT
ON NOV. IS
!, Unions Throughout
|, Country Are to
Participate.

=, election of the general
!. United Brotherhood OF
nd Joiners of America wll
. II the cities of the United
IS support local g, unions, s..on on
I, ,sovember IS. The voting
4, I, st the rooms of the local
I, .hs votes forwarded to
I. :, Indianapolis, to be can
| . committee selected for
/. - some of the local mem
|! s@uotberhood the tour pm;
!. O,V wbo will be elected will
~ e. w.. william D. Huber OF
w., y president; Arthur Quinn
= '.-s,y. 6Ist vice-president;
lsls's g secretary, and Thomas
y, ,,sr' The last two candl-
s,v savs no opposition, having
,s,ss ss,s for several years to
Astiun of all concerned, and
~ 'a aro said to be anxious
~ ,s,lI be reelected. Arthur
|, Tsv candidate for the po-
;rst vice.presidept, but IS
] b elected with little din
!, ,outsst will be between ".
BE- present president Of the
A Thomas Guerin of Troy,
/. erst vice president. AT the
4. Tbs ihs Indications favor the
Z M. Huber. who is said TO
n rouular with the " boys -
4 4 Ne Office for several years
/, arisfaction to all concerned
't,J upon by many as one OF
s.s;ble = lS candidates for the
.Se other hand, Mr.. Guerin
(, strong fight, and the re-
=, 10 be close.
r't Of the election will not
'is several weeks, it is said,
'1bls time is required to can
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osT RICH PLUMEs CLEANED
AUTOMOBILE TIKES
LOWER MAMMOTH MINING co.

Principal place OF business; room 9l0
pooly block. Salt Lake city, Utah. Ne
tIce 10 hereby given that at meeting OF
w, ..e di.antnrs beld on the l4th day OF Mo-
{ng en,Ser ftIeo iSos. @ en- assessment Of 3 cents
per per share, being assessment No. 1--we rs: was
levied on the capital stock OF the c9rpora- 9o!as
secretary s,T.r, OF the company. At his office
SiS pooiy block, salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which tbs a9sessmSer ess nj Sa
~ yof8 viii be delinquent and advertised
for for lgeI sale at public auction: and, unless
payment pa is made before. vii be sold !c,ocn on
tho Sth day Of January, l9os: at ,'o,, q G,orH
5ssessment. a, s.so together with the cost Of ad-
N'' ''e''e a REEVES. Secretary.
FIRST publication Nov. 16. 1903. h.l4I
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NOTICE.

d .ueby given ny the city coun-
Lake City OF the fntcntion OF
- 10 make the following de-
--OyemeDt, to-wlt,
=, snd laying sewer lateral OF
~ eIgh, 80 inches in diameter
|r,e; Of Linden avenue between
| hs and Eighth East strets, in
Gt6.t No. /. and defray the
Estion OF the cost and expense
6tzated al nine hundred sixty
y s9.le0 is963.S0) dollars. or
EfD dollar per front or linear
! hitting property. there being
itutting said Improvement. by
|rssne1t upon the lots or pieces
within the following described
! Veg the district to be affected
<td by said improvement
e side Of the cast sos feet OF
III feet OF lot 4; the south side
ID. " feet Of the north Isl feet
Rs north side o. the east 305
:. south Isl feet OF lot 8. the
y the west sos feet OF the
lM of lot :, block 40. plat "TB,"
City survey.
stsls and objections to the
n o, such Intention must be
. vTiune 10 the City Recorder
zTs The 23rd day OF November.
We Tine set by said council
~ near and consider such pro-
ooFcuons as may be made
q The City Council OF Salt
xssIb=r IL. 1908.
]. 3. MORETON.
City Recorder.
aleNIion No. 2l9. hs61
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nFS5psS FSS5psTEM AND STREET

EJ:ss,,T,na' Idaho. Nov. II. 1905.
R s rnea lot the construction of
lei sson.a combined curbs and
I passrpSs. $1,000 square yards OF
q lrssIa In accordance win
g IN sT'ileaaons and other data
"a c,,yyp ,ypan TO Inspection IN The
E b 'y T..s,,En Engineer OF Lewiston,
''siSe1 until s p. m. Nov,
slsel snsn ma oe accompanied by
4 EsG5 % a Lewiston bank In
epanSy plans and specifications
their request with an
De ibs~ s~nlsh ny will be returned 10 10
Ia 70 th,tnu tlheturn Of the plans and
EJECT any or all bids ;s
WIN E NlcKERsoN.
20 II, Ishs City Clerk.
h2062
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FINEST RITJJApD TrATT

In the city. 15 mahogany tables and ele-
CANT appointments to match. H!gh-cIass
patronage and making big money. Lease
p years and low rent Good reason for
tion by responsible parties. The price is
right and you will be surprised at the
prcfts. Call and investigate. Arthur
Lewis s. Co., 223 Judge Bldg.
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DON'T RIrY A THING

Until you have seen the extraordinary
bargains which We have to offer this
week. we were rushed every minute last
week and IL will be the same this week,
1uts because We secure so many rare bar
gains; the people OF Salt Lake are learn
Ing where to go TO get the bargains, and
that's why we get the crowd. Arthur
Lewis & Co.. 223 Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15

WANTED FOR THE YEAR 1909. SALES
man TO sell a general line OF foreign and
domestic art advertising calendars. novel
ties and leather goods In the states OF
Utah and Nevada Only salesman with
unexceptlonal references need apply; most
liberal commissions. exclusive territory
Address United States Calendar company.
Cincinnati. Ohio. h200S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15

s22Oo-GROCERY g. MARI1ET-s22oo
Splendidly located In the thickly settled
day; 2 delivery wag ms: lease years:
rent of store and market only $50 owner
going to California and will sell at
Invoice. Arthur Lewis s. Co.. 223 Judge
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If YOU'RE FROM MISSOURI

If YOU'RE FROM MISSOURI
Call and we will show YOU how this 35-
room house can and does make S25V q
month clear for its owner; 2s OF these
rooms are occupied by steady roomers.
Judge for yourself. by the register how
many transents they have a night Good
location good furniture good business.
Can you beat this combination2 Running
water in every room, Price $3.50, AR
thur Lewis & Co.. 22S Judge Bldg.
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N,dy to Go East,

4 Euore, q detective Of the
4 Pa police department, came
from Ogden, Saturday, with
q Chinamen, wanted in Pitts
4 4 prisoner, The detective
"a prisoner in the city jail
ud will leave on a train for
|laay. Thc Chinaman IS want.
Eabare for embezzlement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15

$500 GROCERY-IT's A PEACH
AT THE PRICE, good location, near the
courthouse, and has three comfortab BILE llv-
Ing rooms In connection; rent only SIS bona
iide net profit averages S4.25 a day. Bet
ter call before o'clock Ii you want this.
Arthur Lewis Co, 223 Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15

THE MOST POPULAR RESTAURANT
In Salt Lake, both In price and favor;
beautifully equipped throughout, and the
will handle this. or the owner might con
slider taking a partner. Arthur Lewis &
Co.. 223 Judge Bldg.
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DON'T Tey To SErI rrYr>-e.

DON'T TRY TO SELL a THING
Before listing your business with us and
thereby. getting the advantage of our
large list OF buyers that are waiting
for US 10 find some thing suitable for
them. WE frequently sell places the Same
day as listed, and attend to all the de-
tails OF closing without botherIng the
owner 100 much. Give US a chance. We
can sell your business. no matter whore
IT is or what II Is. Al thur Lewis S. Co.
223 Judge Bldg. h2l33
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AGENTS. MAKE SlC3 so PER MONTE
selling wonderful sef-sharpening. pat
ented scissors and cutlery. V. z. Gieb-
ner sold % pairs In s hours; made SiS:
you can do it; we show how; free OUTFIT
Thomas Mfg. Co.. 513 Fourth st. Dayton.
Ohio hi9l4
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IF YOUR CAPITAL. rs sooo

IF YOUR CAPITAL is 5000
Bring il right down. and get this postal
confectionery and cigar stand on a busy
downtown street; II will make an easy liv-
ing for you; just the thing for young
lady or widow. Cheap rent and makes
500 clear every month. Arthur Lewis g.
Co.. 223 Judge Bldg
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llNlNe COMPANY,
s.,ss.A y Annual Meeting.

|, t.rsasA annual Meeting.
y u siockghUes51 kghlve1 that the annual
|ssSsIn SInS.Inl WIN BE- held ID tne at tSs siscnit olt
Sail 70 Wit, Nos. 527-
ssaay aftccask tcakG City. Utah, on
rrntef, I'M isa the second Non
ssisttlnnSpu lnSur : q 10 a, m. iipSs for the
-. eorhpanvo ooafd OF flve direc-
20 Year 10 serve Tor the
'nstore business as may law law
cia cisya' SS,IHY s: HYDE. Secretary,
'dn' Nov. IL, 1903.
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DIED

THOMPSON-In this cjtv Novsrohor -
ty 1908: Mrs. Eliza Thompson, al the
family home. 1854 Johnson street. aged
a years Remains Will be shipped from
y Donnei Co.'S parlors this morning In
Friends invited.
METl-ln this CITY, November i3. 1908.
Martha 2. Metz, aged 90 years Fu-
g. Co.'S parlcrs on Monday AT n m IN.
terment in City cemetery. Friends m
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YOU'LL uAyJ. To u1-pPy

1UU ID HIVE TO HURRY
II you want this little grocery store and
furniture of two living rooms. on East
2nd So. at $500. has a nice grocery, hak-
cry and candy trade. Sales average Sl2;
rent only Sl6 month. Good reason for
selling. Arthur Lewis Co.. 223 Judge
Bldg.
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4 FEW GOOD BUYS.

90-room hotel. modern. UP to date. This
place must be sold Immediately. and no
reasonable offer win be refused, It's a
money maker, and II you are looking for
q real snap. Investigate.
s5p50--33 rooms, strictly modern and
elegantly furnished; long lease. and
cheapest rent In city. II you want a
money maker, see this.
$3.50 rooms right In city: every room
full.
s7O0-S rooms on Main street. very
close In.
Most modern. up-to-date billiard han In
city at a sacrifice. Clears over $500 a
month. Swell location. Other business
conpels owner to leave city. Better see
this.
For anything In the Business Oppor-
tunity line, see US before buying. Our
list is large and contains many excellent
pUvs In every line OF business
See W. c. SULLIVAN with A. II. BTR-
REIL CO. 6h South Main street ho190
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CAN YOU RAISE cHIcKENsq

We've got an ideal ranch on 3rd b. and
18th SO. OF 80 acres. with everything com
plete to handle 1000 chickens: 5-roon?
brick house. barn, brooders. cement runs,
ETC.. lots next TO 1t are selling for 5000
apiece and this acreage will double In
value In years Price. land and ALL
5000. and very easy terms. Arthur Lewis
G Co. 223 Judge Bldg.
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STRICTLY UP-TO- DATE CIGAR STORE,
Downtown location; mahogany nXtures.
Owner has theat trical offer, and Ii taken
al once VIII sell for $3.50. Arthur Lewis
g. Co., 223 Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15

WE WILL GO TO PROVO
II we can't sell these rooms OF elegant
furniture for 5000. Whole house to Itself
every modern convenience. and owner
makes nice living out OF II. You'll be
lucky TO fall into such n snap. Arthur
Lewis s. Co.. 223 Judge Bids
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15

SWELL CONFECTIONERY STORE,
Location near the postolflce, you can
make good living out OF this store this
winter and sell IL In the spring, when the
Newhouse buildings are completed. for
$3.50 more than YOU pay for II; the profits
are S100 month now, and you can dou-
Sl1o0. Arthur Lewis g. CO.. 223 Judge
Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-15
MOUNTAINEERING RAKEpy


On z. End So This place has never
changed hands In years and the owner
has made enough money to retire. Com
plete equipment, wagon routes; rent
only S35; profits net 5000 month; price,
$500 and invoice, Arthur Lewis s. Co.,
223 Judge Bldg.