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Evening star., 1909-06-27

ATLANTA, Ga, June 26.-Joseph NJ.
Brown, son of Joe" Brown, one of
Georgia's wartime governors, took office
today amid ceremonies of Jeffersonian
simplicity.
Somewhat contrary to his wishes a
brass band was waiting this morning with
enthusiastic admirers at the trolley line
where it was expected that Mr.. Brown
would arrive in Atlanta from his home IN
Marietta, twenty-five miles away. Mr..
Brown, however, came to Atlanta by
train.
The band played welcomes in vain
The crowds gathered at the state pitol
held and buzzed expectantly. But no one
seemed to know where Joe Brown was.
Saunters to Capitol.
Shortly before time for the inaugura-
ton a group of four men was sighted
near the capitol, strolling leisurely under
a sky blazing with heat we'll above
ninety. One of these men was the gov
ernor-elect, clad i'll a light-colored suit
Of Prince Albert cut of Georgia make.
He carried an umbrella over his arm.
A small paper parcel was apparently the
manuscript Of his inaugural address.
AS to how there happened to be four
persons in the governor-elects party when
he approached the capitol this story is
told:
Mr. Brown and his brother were near
ing the capitol alone and unobserved,
wnen an acquaintance of Mr.. Brown
spieu him and sang out:
Good morning
Mr.. Brown replied in kind, introduced
his brother, and asked:
Where are you going over this way?"
Why, I've got meeting on at the
Farmers Union and I'm late" was the
reply.
got an appointment at the capitol my
self this morning, and we'll all walk
along together.
A newspaper man at that moment COM
pleted the quartet.
Enemies Shake Hands.
Mr.. Brown quickly passed into the
capitol building. There in the governors S
reception room he was met by Hoke
Smith, the retiring governor, his bitter
political enemy.
When Gov. Smith took Office two years
ago one of his first acts was to remove
from office Joe" Brown, then a state
railroad commissioner. Browns cam
paign against Smith year ago and his
victory was a political sensation.
As the two faced today the retiring
governor said:
Good morning, Mr.. Brown"
"Howdy, governor was the reply of
the incoming executive.
Then they shook hands.
Gov. Browns address was brief. At
its conclusion Gov. Smith handed Gov
Brown the seal of the state of Georgia
and the ceremony was complete.
Gov. Smith bowed as he handed over
the seal He did not shake hands or
offer any public congratulations to his
successor.
A reception in the capitol followed
Later Gov. Brown and his family took
the train back to Marietta Next week
they will take up their residence in the
governors mansion in this city
Gov. Smiths last official act today was
the signing Of fifteen pardons.
Those set free included six murderers
and three persons convicted of violating
the prohibition laws.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

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Evening star., 1909-06-27
ACTORS MAY GO ON STRIKE.
White Rats! Trouble With Mana
gers Affects 1000 Players.

CHICAGO, June GA strike of more
than 4,oO actors playing on the Amer
fcan stage was threatened by Harry
Mountford, secretary of the board of di-
rectors Of the White Rats, at a large
mass meeting held after midnight in the
Colonial Theater.
The trouble, according to a number of
speakers who addressed the audience is
with the Managers Vaudeville Associa-
ton and booking agencies. 1t was de-
clared that the actors have not been re-
ceiving a square dear and that If con-
ditions did not change in the near future
a walk out of the entire organization
of White Rats would take place.
Evening star., 1909-06-27
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Evening star., 1909-06-27

Andrew Rinehart of near Colchester,
Md. a contra ctor and builder. is dead. He
leaves a widow and two children.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

Mrs. Carrie Meda.ry. wife of Edward
Medairy of New Market, Md. died at the
home OF her niece, Mrs. Edward D. Lewis
of Boyds. Montgomery county. She was
formerly a Miss Pearrell. daughter of the
late j. c. Pearren of Adamstown, and is
survived by her husband and one child
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CONCRETE WORK

THERE Is no scanty % 27Ils'-e
Us. We don't have %. II % -..,s- e
our patented forms and metno-s Va
aoles US 70 underbid the other n-e-+ ---
del Bros. contractors In cone 500 81
crete work. either phone s.
and evenings Xxx OF Z7zs-Y.
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EVERY CUSTOMER SATISFIED.

% Judge Bldg. Phone 40
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FURNITURE OF NINE ROOMS
With a Steinway piano. for $4,000. Owner
leaving city. Rent 5000 If you can live
in two rooms it viii pay for itself In
six months. House clean and furniture
good. The Lewis-Lowe Co, 223 Judge
Bldg
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wArcH TIE WHEEL.

And count your money. Not a bad job
chi We have a resort concession you
can buy for $50: owner has consumption
and has to leave; is simply coming money
We have exclusive sale on this. Inc
Lewis-Lowe Co. 223 Judge Bldg
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a GROOM WONDER
For Ss9.0o Rooms full and rent so cheaD
The harvest Will soon be on: are vol
ready? The LeWis-LOwe Co 223 Judge
Bids.
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SHIPPING

CIT RATES to any part Of ne
states. We can save money to- ---
Shipping goods either east or Fss- 80
RESPONDENTS ln all the principal
See US or phone SO. Redman MOVIE
Storage Co. III So. W. Tempe
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as-PnONf HOrsE
GROOM HOTSE

For 81 5000 Rent $40 per room; 81. 900
cash. balance easy. This place is .. K,
The Lewis-LOwe Co, 223 Judge Bldg.
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A CLOTHING STOCK
In a 10000 town for $4,000. See US for
particulars The Lewis-LOwe Co. %
Judge Bldg.
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EVERY CUSTOMER SATISFIED.
we aim TO please, for we are mere 70
STAY. and once a customer always a Gus
toner WHY is tive ask you-Why Is
ito That You always find US busy. tnat
when YOU come to this office you are
Obliged TO wait your turn Follow tne
crowd. look over our bargains ana your
answer viii be "TOP-NoTCH sFEClAL-
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25xl55-foot lots TO alleys. on s-5
llth So, at 500 each, on Gordon e. e,
E, at S2i5 each. Terms if 5se4-.s7 l e
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WANTED-A PARTNER

WANIED-A PARINEK
To take a half interest in a $1,000 Euro
pesn hotel, clearing $3.50 or better every
month Can buy it for half cash. balance
easy payments. We have a party with
half the mOney-dO YOU want the other
halfz The Lewis-L0we Co, 223 Judge
Bldg
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SHOW CASES.

EVERYTHING in the store fixture line.
billiard and pool tables and supplies. get
my prices. W L. Wetherbse. IS and Isl
w 1st SO.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

Furniture Of an eight-rOom house full
of rOomers and table bOarders on ID
South. The price viii astonish you. The
Lewis-Lowe Co. 223 Judge Bldg.
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TYPEWRITTEN LETTERS

THE MCLTIPRESS CO. 5I7 Security
& Trust bldg--Circularizing. Bell 1852
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THE BEST is OUR BOAST.
Try us for results The Lewis-I.oWe Co
% Judge Bldg.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WE have an unlimited amount OF r--
to loan on city OF farm property. ef-
favorable prepayment options The ~
Investment & Savings Co., $50 Weg 81
South.
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THE LATEST AND GREATEST
Bargains. The Lewis-LOwe Co, % Judge
Bldg.
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4slsxl65 feet, with old house ,-
near sth E; $500. % II ;
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a RESTAURANT

4 RESTAURANT
For $1,000. clearing 10000 annually
You can't beat the investment The
Lewis-Lowe Co. 223 Judge Bldg.
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SIGNS AND SCENERY.

CHAs. PETERSON. % Richards street
Both phones signs. badges and scenery
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no vOv WANT

Do lOI " ~
cigar store? If you do. see US: We
have ONE that is right. location, rent,
lease. everything viii suit you. The
Lewis-Lowe Co 223 Judge Bldg
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EDUCATIONAL.

SPANISH lessons by experienced teach
or independent phone 4319
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4Ox12O IT. TO alley, corner m -.
near 4th So Sl000. ia
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HAT RENOvATTNC

~ ItEFaFV ' = 7 IlNIF
Business Monthly income Of $3.50. rent
$50. a money maker. The Lewis-I.Owe
Co. Z23 Judge Bldg
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AI,CTION AND COMMISSION

AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
We sell on commission at minimum
charges. household goods. furniture. pi-
amos. rugs. china. silveTwaTe. The knick-
erbocker 1856 F. I'd So. Ind. SS.
WHEN YOU want to consult Z. N. Onion
call go. t72S on IrdpDcndenf nho1a
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MTST ID So


Worn BY our customers. The Lewis-Lowe
Co, 223 Jugde Bldg.
MUST BE SEEN
To be appreciated. A grocery and meat
market at invoice. June sales. S2,5S-OJ.
Three more days to run will put II over
$4,000. Light expense, stock first-class.
A winner The Lewis-Lowe Co, % Judge
Bldg.
DO YOU WANT
A cigar store2 II you do see US; We
have ONE that is right. location, rent
lease. everything will suit you. The
Lewis-Lowe Co. 223 Judge Bldg
BROOM HOUSE
For 81 5000 Rent $40 per room; $1,000
cash. balance easy. This place is .. X.
The LewisLOwe Co, 223 Judge Bldg.
S2-ROOM HOUSE
For $1,000; rent $50 per room Hail
cash. balance easy. Full every night. The
Lewis-Lowe Co, 22S Judge Bldg
THE LATEST AND GREATEST
Bargains. The Lewis-LOwe Co, % Judge
Bldg.
FURNITURE OF NINE ROOMS
With a Steinway piano. for $4,000. Owner
leaving city. Rent 5000. If you can live
in two rooms il will pay for itself In
six months House clean and furniture
good. The Lewis-Lowe Co., 223 Judge
Bldg.
A CLOTHING STOCK
In a 10000 town for 100000 See US for
particulars. The Lewis-Lowe Co. 223
Judge Bldg.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
Furniture Of an eight-rOom house. full
of rOomers and table bOarders on ID
South. The price will astonish you. The
So
\ RESTAURANT
For $1,000 clearing 10000 annually.
You can't beat the investment. The
Lewis-Lowe Co. 223 Judge Bldg
WANTED-A PARTNER
To take a half interest in d $1,000 Euro
pean hotel clearing $3.50 or better every
month Can buy IL for half cash. balance
easy payments. We have party with
half the mOney-do YOU want the other
half? The Lewis-L7we Co, 223 Judge
Bldg.
HALF INTEREST
In cleaning and pressing shop for 800
No experience necessary. The Lewis-I. owe
Co, 223 Judge Bldg
A LUNCH ROOM
For $3.50. Owner leaving on account Of
sickness. Is clearing 500 every month.
You can't do better Tor the price The
Lewis-LOwe Co. 223 Judge Bldg.
HAT RENOVATTNG
Business Monthly income Of $3.50. rent
80 A money maker The Lewis-L.Owe
Co. 70 Judge Bldg.
MAIN STREET RESTAURANT
Cut to the core. cost 5000 to equip.
owner must sell at Cnce. Cheapest rent
on Main street; doing a ca opacity bust
ness II YOU want live one don't fail
to see this. Price $3.50. and 81 800 cash
will handle. The Lewis-Lowe Co. 223
Judge ldg.
a GROOM WONDER
For $500 90 Rooms full and rent so cheaD
The harvest viii soon be on. are YOU
ready The Lewis-LOwe Co. 223 Judge
Bids.
THE BEST is OUR BOAST
Try us for results The Lewis-IoWe Co.
y Judge Bldg.
We have imitators but no rivals. The
LeWis-Lowe Co. % Judge Bldg
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We have imitators but no rivals The
Lewis-LOwe Co. % Judge Bldg
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ARCHITECTS.
LADIES' TURKISH BATHS.

-------------~---.--- ---------------------
EXPERT lady attendants. Face ma s.
sage. manicuring. hair dressing. SAM
tarium parlors. s. West Sd South Bel
SO. Ind. 1878.
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MUST BE SEEN
To be appreciated. A grocery and meat
market at invoice. June sales. SZ,5i5-0J.
Three more days to run viii put II over
10000 Light expense, stock first-class
A winner. The Lewis-Lowe Co, 223 Judge
BLDG
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SMILES OF SATISFACTION
Worn BY our customers. The LeWls-LoWe
Co. 223 Jugde Bldg.
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0--hVUNI HUI 81
For $1,000; rent $500 per room Hall
cash. balance easy. Full every night The
Lewis-Lowe Co. 223 Judge Bldg.
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FOR SALE-A 1907 passenger touring
car; cost 81 600; Will sell for 81 800; newly
overhauled. G r. Herald.
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SECOND HAND STORES.

We huE and exchange secondhand FUR
niture, stoves, bicy cles, etc 81 State.
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For SALE.

A FINE INVESTMENT.
A new strictly modern double house OF
rooms on each side, on East South rem
PIE street Cement basement cement
walks, sewer connections and paved
street Rents for S95 per month. Lot
ooNl6o feet This place is worth S2epev
put viii sell for $4,000. II you want a
bargain, see us al once
HOFFMAN BROS,
62iz West Second South St.
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CARPENTER WORK.

CARPENTER SHOP-Jobbing a special
ty: screens to order. Rear 10 ". ID So
Phone
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SCAVENGERS.

UTAH Scv. Co. VIM. Illingworth. mgr.
CLEANS toilets. cesspools and grease watts
Office SEQ Sd East Both phones 1919
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CUSTOMS CLOTHES MAKER.

VOLTS CLOTHES SHOP. "Clothe
as you like them" 909 Judge Bldg.
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MILLINERY PARLORS.

Splendid millinery. repairing d specially
Mrs. Ernst. AS E ID South. Ind. 24ff
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SELL THE "BA-NAN''

A fruit store for 500; good location, low
rent See US for particulars. Inc Lewis
Lowe Co. 223 Judge Bldg.
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nRESSMAKING.

SEWING by the day by experience
dressmaker. Bel 274a. Ind. f21l.
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aNnv ANn FRTIT

CANDY AND FRUIT
Store in a good location. Inc rent is
right: 800 will buy it. The LeWis-LoWe
Co, 223 Judge Bldg
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STORAGE
ART STUDIO

MISS RUBY LEE announces a. e.
ing Of specially painted china ~.
wedding presents also TALES. lawn
place cards Limited number o- ~
accepted. Suite 5m Salt Lake
& Trust bldg. 1924 S. Main street
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MUSICAL CONSERVATORY.

INTERMOUNTAIN CONSERVATORY
Of Music. Fourth floor Board of Trade
Bldg. We teach all instruments"
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97Nll5 IT., on LIST ave. near b
or viii sell ll0xll5 # for SIg6as. 81
proyements In and paid f0r s ,
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AUCTION SALES.

q 1920 a. m at 443 Hazel court 7 will
sell cook and heating stoves, linoleum,
d L table chairs. rockers. center tables
sanitart couch. lounge, dining table
Singer sewing machine parlor organ
dressers. etc Hazel court runs north
from 535 East 5th South.
AUCTION SALE-C. f. Oslerloh is
again in the auction business goes any
where. any time. to sell anything. House
hold goods and merchandise a specially.
Real estate. farms. automobiles Address
or leave orders pa State st. Res phone
Ind. 1898
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FOR SALE-Aimost new combination
"Parlor pool and billiard table with
everything complete, used only a few
times; owner leaving city; cheap for cash.
Address @ 13. Herald.
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ENGINEERS.

H G. GILKERsON. mining & civil engr.
irrigation. waterworks. etcs SIS Judge Bldg
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SHOE REPAIRING

sEWED soles 10 u minutes. g
South street basement
FOR fine work. Monarch e10@
ing 60 f4s +. ID So. Bell 57as-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
THE LEwIs-LowE CO.

THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS
CHANCE OFFICE IN THE STATE
OF UTAH
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BEST BUY IN BUSINESS
66xl65 feet, with large no. DiSJsr.,
on 4th So, bet. Main and ~ ae :.
at 800 per foot; nothing eel Is--
that block less than 1900 7s- offer.
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NOTES OF SALARIED People
and business concerns bought. with9r a
cUritF; cheapest rates. easiest PAYNE
Offices in s. principal cities D. b IL
man, Room 33S, Atlas block
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87-ft. lot, near 9th So. and 9Th E:r
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HALE INTEREST

HALF INTEREST
In cleaning and pressing shop for 800
No experience necessary. The Lewis-I. owe
Co, 223 Judge Bldg
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HOTELS.
MOVING.

LARGE padded vans. careful men.
Redman Moving & Storage Co. III So.
West Temple. Phone so.
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Hat FACTORY.

HATS blocked and retrinmed by an
expert Fred Taylor. = East First South.
Phone six
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NOTICE.

ABEL JOHNSON. agent for Real Es-
tate Horses. ChstIels and Unive rsal
Mfg Co Grower of Small Fruits and
local manager for Globe Assn. Chicago
Ill., Bell phone 139-K- Sandy. Utah. P.
O. Box As
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~ Z 4 Inv
EXPERT LOCK AND SAFE repairing
Carriers League cycle Co. 325 South West
Temple Phone Ind. 1852.
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WE WANT to meet you and ennis
why we make more real estate loans ~
any three competitors combined. R9a
L. Tracy, No. II East lst South Stree
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FOR SALE-A half interest in ) acres,
- rods south of Liberty park. VIII sell
halt OF all. 10 suit purchaser. Liberty
park will be the incest residence part of
the city Philip Finegan. 2s50 So. Sd L.
Bell phone Forest 1S3-k.
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JEWELRY REPAIRING.

WATCH cleaning. 81; main spring, s
? tab Jewelry Co. 90 So Main.
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WANTED-Laundry work to take home
9as7 Ind. phone.