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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-10
FOR SALE
{, {, CASSIDY & co,

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Close in on paved street nearly new s.
room red pressed brick. complete plumb
ing. hot water heat. hardwood floors all
over the house, large basement all cement
ed, laundry in basement. Lot 2ikx10 rods.
Price $1,000. Terms II desired
Swell corner on I'd ave. 2-story, 10-room
brick, strictly modern. hot water heat.
hardwood floors, etc; lot 2lzx1lz rods, paw
ing tax and all paid. Price S.15a.
5-room light pressed brick cottage. strict
ly modern. stairway to attic and attic all
floored. 5000.
Very close in. Groom light pressed brick
cottage, strictly modern. $500. Very easy
terms.
21zx71z rods, near South Temple, g. 500.
4x10 rods, First South and 10th Eass, So
80.
Owner leaving the city and must sell
nearly new 5-room pressed brick cottage,
complete plumbing. mantel. hall. etc. ST.
800. Terms. $1,000 cash, balance S25 per
month. including interest.
Fine corner, north bench, 21zx7 rods, ST.
80.
3x7 rods. very close in. on Sd ave. g. 100.
5x10 rods. on I'd ave. close in. s.. 100.
zI3x10 rods. Sd South and 6th East s.. 200.
We have large list of vacant and i'm
proved property In all parts of the city.
And have a man making a speciality Of
farm property No trouble to show prop
erty.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE
A few bargains for which We
are exclusive agents.
$3.50.
On the East Bench, lot 4oxi2o
feet on Elizabeth street, the only
one left; easy terms.
5000.
Villa Park addition. lots. east
front. southeast. J0xlJ6 feet to
alley easy terms.
$3.50.
Fifth ave. south front. sewer
and sidewalk paid. Lot 49izxil5
feet.
$3.50.
On East Third South, a flat
ste. 49lsxIs feet. The only one
5000
Southeast. full two-story. sew
en- rooms, large barn. corner lot,
S5x115 feet; easy terms.
$500.
e-room mod br. west front.
Ninth East bet. Sd and 4th SO.
Good lot. Easy terms.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
NVESTMENT co.
PSI South Main. Phones q.
We Write Fire Insurance.
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Hotels and rOoming houses We have
them from $500 to $4,000 Some OF them
are cheap and money makers. Let US show
you what we have.
J. /. DENHAM,
523 Atlas Bldg.
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Also have sons good buys in prospec-
tive business property that will double in
value in two years
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Half acre in fruit. Groom brick cottage
and outbUiidings; something nice: city
water. 8. 900.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
HUMPHREYS.
52s Atlas Buildil


37isx135 feet. rooms, hall. etc, ID West
and sth South. small payment down; bal
ance monthly. slice.
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Good shoe repairing business. doing $50
week Owner leaving city and must
sell Machinery all in good shape $500
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Sumner will soon be here when restsu-
rants make big money. We have several
for sale a a bargain. IF you are looking
for a good restaurant, see us. We can
suit YOU.
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LITTLE & LITTLE.
No. / West ID South.
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r--sINrss PROPERTY.

ET-STNESS PROPERTY.
.-.yfs- feet facing east on lst West,
go, ID ana Sd South This faces east,
lst-si1- ,1r Pierpont avenue. This is posi-
80, = suan al $50 per foot.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
PSI South Main. Phones q.
We Write Fire Insurance.
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e. feet west on Sd South, between LIST
-. ID west. with two houses rented IT.
80 viii pay all running expense 4
80 ETC. This at 1925 per front foot is
u reasonable. When r. @. depot is
srtshrd. it will bring large advance.
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The best dairy farm in The country; 4s5
acres; capacity. 50 COWS; cuts 800 tons
hay; unlimited range; plenty Of good
buildings: q snap; old age the reason for
selling
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e-room mod. bT.. west front.
Ninth East bet. Sd and 4th SO.
Good lot. Easy terms.
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FOR SALE
JANUARY. 1909 OPPORTUNITY 70
Buy A FEW BARGAINS IN LOTS ON
EASY TERMS
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Southeast. full two-story. sew
en- rooms, large barn. corner lot,
55x1l5 feet, easy terms.
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New Groom modern pressed brick resi-
dence; lot 50x125 to alley this is extra
good: first-class work. S3,2G
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B. S. Harrington
Basement Atlas Block.
Phones; Bell 5l06. Ind. SIS.

FOR SALE
DON'T BE a KNOCKER."
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.--f4rf com n Of West 81 South, between
,., and ID West. at $3.50 per foot. with
small building.
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univ three-Quarters block west Of New
t,... skvscraDers, on 18th South at a
bargain. See us about this. Almost oppo-
s,-s NnWhOuse hotel site.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-06-12

Mr.. A. A. Strauss, of Mayesville.
and Mr.. Isaac Strauss. who has re-
Gently returned from a long stay In a
Philadelphia hospital. had a narrow
escape from serious injury I'm a run
away on Liberty st. Tuesday. While
driving on West Liberty street about
1 o'clock one side OF the shifts be-
came detached from the buggy by a
bolt dropping out and when il strucl;
the horses legs he became frightened
and commenced to kick and run. He
turned across the sidewalk I'm from, of
the Sumter Pankinf and Mercantile
Co.'s office and came perilously near
to going through the front window
before he could be stopped. The
shafts were broken but the buggy was
rot otherwise damaged.
Mr.. Isaac Strauss was kicked on
one leg just below the knee. The leg
was severely bruised but the bone
was not broken. and while the wound
Is very painful he was fortunate i'm
escaping more serious injury.
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Boyte-Flud.

On the evening of juno Sth at the
beautiful home "Woodlawn" of Mrs.
w. r. FLUID. Of Stateburg. S. c.. a very
quiet wedding was solemnized. Only
the immediate relatives being pres
ent. Her daughter. Miss Mary Ma
tilda. became the bride of Mr.. Charles
Lester Boyle. of Charlotte, N. c. The
marriage took place In the parlor
which was beautifully decorated in
green and white. the mantel was
banked with ferns and lighted with
caidles, making an improvised altar.
To the strains OF the wedding march
from Lohengrin. played by Miss
Martha Moore. of Statesvilie. N. c.,
the officiating clergyman, Rev. w. H.
BaInwell. took his place. Following
Misses Saidee FLUID and Irene Moore
came the bride on the arm of the
groom. The impressive service of the
Episcopal church was rned. The
p-'ie always lovely looked particu-
so inNher going away gown of
blue with hat and gloves to
"h,.h. The large number Of hand
some gifts attest the popularity nd
love for Mr.. and Mrs. Boyte. The
happy couple left on the $3.50 train
for Charlotte. amid the good wishes
of all. The out-of-town guests to the
wedding were Miss Fanny Boyte. of
charlotte and Misses Martha and
Irene, Moore of Statesville, n. C.
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MARRIED.

Miss Anna Smith and Mr.. j. Frank
foweii were married Sunday evening
az 1880 o'clock at the residence of
hev. John 3. Wilson on Broad street.
The event was quite a surprise to the
many friends of the contracting par
ties The young couple went out for
usual Sunday evening stroll and
while ON Broad street encountered
Cupid who induced them to give
their friends little surprise. Rev.
Wilson was called upon and perform
e. the ceremony and the happy
couple returned to the BRIDES moth
er's residence as man and wife.
The bride Is an accomplished mu-
sician of this city and has a host of
friends. Mr.. Powell came to the city
about year ago and up to a short
while back was connected with the
Hotel Sumter. He is now the efficient
and popular manager of the Hotel
Relvedere and has a host of friends
In the city and throughout South Car
olina.
They are now at home to their
many friends at the Belvedere.
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Council established an exceedingly
dangerous and unfortunate precedent
tuesday in disregarding an estab-
lished rule of the city to neither omen
nor accept when opened by landown-
crs' any street of less than fifty feet in
width. Circumstances may at times
seem to be such as to make IL q hard
snip 10 enforce the rule rlgidly, but
'here never was a law that did not
occasionally work hardship to indiv,d-
uais while operating to the great and
continuing benefit of the people as a
whole. So in the case of the rule os
To street widths. There can be no
possible objection to- property owners
opening and maintaining as many AL
leys OF whatever width they desire or
hnd convenient. IL they do so at their
own expense. But when the citv T.
called upon To bear the expense f
opening and maintaining street. ..
street should conform to the rul, ~,
every case. Sumter has inher
more than enough narrow and ,,
signify streets from economical "a
owners of times past without ad,
To the collection.
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Miss Sadie McCabe and Mr.. Silas
Mellett. Jr.. were married Thursday
at 9 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. l..
b. DuRant on Washington street by
Rev. Maxcy W. Hook pastor of the
First Methodist church. The cere-
mony was solemnized in the presence
CT immediate members of the family
only.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mellett left on the
$3.50 train for Charleston where they
will spend their honeymoon.
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o'Donnell g. co.-special Values.
w. A. Thompson--The Difference.
The Bank OF sumter--Did You Ev-
or Think OF II?
Boosh-Harby Live Stock Company.
Hog Feed Cheap.
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Miss Betty Boykin. of Camden. is
visiting Miss Lula Cooke Boykin on
West Hampton Avenue
Mr. J. w. Brown returned on Mon
day from Norway. s. c. Mr.. Brown
went to Norway some time ago for
cancer Treatment His many friends
viii be glad TO know that the opera
ton was very successful and that he
is out Of all danger.
Lieut. Gov. ,rhos. q. Mcleod was in
the city for a short while Tuesday.
Mr.: and Mrs. r.. A. Chandler. of
Mayesville were in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Guy Warren has gone to Sui
livan's Island to spend some time.
Miss Emma Brown. Of Denmark. Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hogan.
Mrs. Margaret 8. Burgess. Messrs.
, Warren and Sidney Burgess have
gone to Suliivan's Island to spend the
summer.
Miss Essie spann. of Greeleyville.
who has been visiting Mrs. Eugene
Hogan. went to Mullins Tuesday on a
visit to Mrs. l.. J. Tucker.
. Mr.. Joe Strauss. of Clio. Is In the
city.
Miss Mary Alice Michaux. a teacher
In the Dillon Graded School Is at
home for her vacation.
Mr.. w. +. Alexander. manager of
the Trexler Lumber Co.. has gone to
Mississippi on business.
Mrs. w. s. schumacher left ON
Wednesday for Little Rock. Ark. on e
visit to her parents.
Messrs. Harry Walsh. Carlisle
Strauss. and Edward Scale left Well
Desday for Poughkeepsie. N. Y, to
attenda the Eastman Business College.
Mrs. w. b. Blythe and children Of
HuntersviIe. n. c.. returned home
Tuesday after weeks visit to Mr.
Andrew l. Jackson.
Mrs Julia l.. Jackson and ueice
/ Miss Hattie L. Sloan. OF statesvillc. n.
C.. are visiting Mr. Andrew L. lack
son.
Mr and Mrs. n. I. Manning went to
Columbia wednesday to attend the
commencement OF the South Carolina
University.
Rev. Fl. n. covington went to Char
lesion Wednesday.
Miss sophie Richardson has return
ed from Darlington. where she has
been teaching school.
n. f. Dennis. Esq. of the Bishop
vilhi Bar was I'm the city Thursday.
Miss Betty Boykln returned to
Cmden Thursday morning.
riss Margaret Richardson return
ell Monday from Laurensville. Ca.
where she has been teaching.
Mrs. Reid Ard and children have
sons TO Savannah on a visit.
Mr.. Frank G. Eason IL spending
a few days with Mrs. ]. III. Spann.
Mrs. Eason has been at wellston.
Oklahoma. for the past month. where
Mr.. Eason is engaged In the govern
ment survey work. She will spend
the summer with her parents at Nc
Cleil awhile. $. c.
Miss Arrie stuckey is visiting
friends at Lynchburg.
Miss Elma Mayes. Of Mayesville.
was I'm the city Thursday.
Miss Fannie Strauss. of Clio. Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Strauss.
Mr.. T.. III. Moses left on Thursday
Cor Durham. Greensboro. Will
son. ". c.. and other points on tour
OF inspection OF electric light plants
preliminary to the purchase of new
machinery for the Sumter Ice. Ligh.
* Power Co.
Messrs. John Lee and Bernard
Manning were among the graduates
OF south Carolina University. who
received A. u. diplomas at the COM
mcncement Thursday
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Oficer a. ID. owens of the city po-
lice force was called to Mullins
Thursday by the death OF Ms uncle.
Mr.. C.. W. Stansill had an exciting
experience "Wednesday with a pair of
runaway horses. The horses took
fright at an automobile In front o.;
the Hotel Sumter and lit out down
Main street and Manning avenue. Mr..
st0nsill kept the team In the road but
did not succeed In stopping the
frightened horses until they reached
Pocats'lgo.
". 4. Manning Elected Iife Trustee.
Clemson College, June S.-The Hon.
Richard I. Manning. OF Sumter, was
this afternoon elected life trustee of
Clemson College. to succeed the late
Col. Bowen. No other Information
wes atcn ont hy thc Iire members
a..
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NANTEn-To hire three four-r
logging teams to haul by the thuO
and. VIII pay cash once n wct
N'frc~- y w 'Nc'~or cur1icr
& W&s9wks.
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motion similar to that of the witnessed all Europe
unique feature Of those demonstrations the sending Of the
Finally King Edwards personal nssOn secured Berrer trial
before civil tribunal. a acquitted
adjudgd
his fortune which had been coD6ated by the
ordered be restored linn.
As Prof Fees last trial and condemnation and DEATH
know little The censorship the press has succeeded
keeping the world this
ohp has been by the fact that the Spanish itself
issued public arbitrary
And the itself with its felt
forth the public arbitrary
Of the what could trial?
This the including the really papers
Madrid and the country excepting the mnseaist
ca published the height Of the reign
children anguishng
filth darkness the gloomy prisons
begins follows: The lose all
amey longer to the degrading position which
placed by the Since the 26 July the
has conhcated the truth To add humiliation injustice
Capcous and basees such possess
neither character authenticity being Official
happened country
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Negligence on Part Of the fatber.

Yet decided nothing
have left nothing by inference guide father who
his responsibilities starting his
father is facing fixed unchangng conditions
circumstances His boy high
training; he almost IS old and he naturally
Reared boy in all bOyhneSs and unaffected innocence
develop may
has been satisfied with making school,
been satisfied with this putting of that time when he should determine
the boy that work which honestly
we'll.
What this father do but make
best judgment?
made mistake probably he would that almost
rectfy His boy years Old suddenly put
Of knickerbOckers and school
he that he ought What Well ready
ask father and heh perceptions already biased bunted
business which he himself Hkehas
stockboker. And the
boy going TO enter the with a will.
But best judgment Of this little everyday problem
often and Unexpectedly
hour in boys life it there
The father has doing duty proportion
felt his responsibilities The part
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experiments the science of souls America does When Mr.
James there festivities which odd fasting
TO the purpose.
In the United States and Germany the almost
cusyy university professors in striking
England the scholars
universities" Prof Mdnseberg that
universities there rather
decorative than uaran Again. think but English
scholars outside the universities Groe is prominent
cepton unless call Darwin scholar" the
monty applied TO him. But it is that the scholar and the
Of historians, best known by their byroduc
lectures with magic antern, magazine articles and How
it be otherwise? How the public pore
mathematics and the obscure metaphysics HOmec
the CypoArcadan dialect? The Greeks were
but they did ripple with excitement
and Atarchus; they end Socrates Theocus him
self tells that his poetry a
The Americans baroneces leading
do according Prof Munsterberg able
Der scholar who baroncy his
like the little modest girl the school
nothing and nothing BarOnetc by asking,
scholarship.
The scholar like the poet "is born be naturally
the mind 1t was so in
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eral days. but saw no life was tempted
to go over at night whenever saw a light,
but II she were not there. and the neighbors
were on the lookoutI That would be adding
wood to the flreOrand already afiame
Well. without exaggeration, 1 was near
ing an attack Of nervous prostration, when
one evening Mary came upstairs and said
a lady and gentleman had called TO see me
Hurrying down. 1 was met by Mrs. r.
who looked at me savageIy. She had
come over for an explanation" she
began. overwhelmingly.
Hasn't your husband made one?'' I in
quired. blushing to the roots OF my hair.
That's neither here nor there. is this
your collar and are these your eye glasses?
Let me tell you, madam. when you come
to stay all night at my house again, come
at respectable hour and when I'm at
home" After which she and Mr. r. burst
into roar Of laughter. and was mighty
glad to join them.
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church. the clergy must be held exclusively responsible To indicate
the true condition of the Spanish schools here what the
school the Escuee EpanO years
all the $4,000 government schools shocking condition both
light and ventilation. Each this paper
children die from maads contracted these schools hundred
and fifty thousand the schools broken
this there $4,000 children running the without
instruction whatever and habits which tend
snd moral deterioration Thirty thousand blind children
$1,000 children afflicted with mental disorders
dnquens absolutely without provision Of kind their
maintenance Add this that the
that they often have exc existence by outside
the further fact that there Spain 100000 terates
that $4,000 conscrpts going the unable
read write and have what cecaism
the education the Spanish children
the modern school
Another powerful condition making for Fe destruction
death.
In 1906 Prof Feer arrested the charge Of completely
the attempt TO kill King Alfonso his wedding
months he kept in prison During all that time the
hunting for discriminating evidence and when it failed
intended send him before martial popular
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Greece Nobody IOna thought much Of Prof Thal he only
crank with peculiar opinions about water; scholar the
Munserberg. when be in
when he h prevented other striking
knew admiration Let Munsterbeg
something say radum ripple
excitement while he VIII be mobbed by photog-
piers Laputa country professor; only
scholars popular enthusiasm
complaining he sincerely Indifferent
the he
and black photographs himself in the newspapers
Ambition money glorious
life take puissant into the law Wall dentistry
Of PlatOs beast the political public and take away
scholarship Bonaparte
born HOmerc critic his remarks the Had
Gourgaud concerning
his noble appreciation the But Homer
Napoleon unhappy pleasure him.
them the scholar
Too late your horns you blow
Whose ply taken long
like children n shade
Beneath old world abbey wall
Forgotten in forest glade
And eyes o all
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Bp AreI 6ustafson.

authority have been exceeded And concluding
protest rebellion the
adding: If its accomplishment requires
heerfuy. Above life itself
our honor"
Demadrd the Democratic shortly
prOnounng rebellion We thought that with
the there would
respect the fundamental principles
rudmen equity Not Nothing this frened spirit of
oppression which feeling protected,
commanded silence the all Of
world by universal against these nhuman
The liberal crushed by and law defiance
The ministerial the clerical and reacOnay
impudenty glorying IN Of aw.
The real evidence concerning Prof Fees
while the Barcelona cell
transfer to the military prison at Fortress MOntjiuch
These lay the plot enmeshed in
these and he
evidence sprong them Although he realized that he
his writings display bitterness only
fortud serenity and almost chde pain and astonish
the cruel injustice excluding the evidence with which be
could the charges against
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merely the sake dollars many
circumstances he had idea allowing
line Of occupation The had but
might have had the WISH the father
1t is problem just what boy
I've looked things I've decided
broker is promising for bright boy thing
boy but that's judgment opening
The remark might have been invitation expression
opinion but the shock Of the couldn't
spoken opinion il had The whole atmosphere
gathering far removed the thought
himself utterly nachronism
the statement almost picture
since in vivid reminder
thought appearing membership
Of constituted stock exchange, commanding the
gathering from showing living picture
appeared that evening and asking judgment these
line OF work that boy should choose From
edge Of the stockbroker would
that boy almost anywhere brokerage
the father had decided against the following fathers
believe thinking brokers'
brokerage business And especially that hungering speech
the mother, echoing there the vote
IT.
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Bp Anorew Lang.

Such scholar; Except with other scholars
money newspaper
any Napoleon the other hand, full Of
vitality with Homer, which he could
done professors that is saying much
make kings and them and other
respects good time To be it professor who raised
Germany against Napoleon this: he professor who
high grade class work" He not a
professor knew it. and rushed into politics He from
point scholar admirable
patriot Tyrus professor known he de-
The eptaph oschus nothing Of his
dramas merely tells he the Attic territorial
line OF
totally destitute scholarship
short all. world" but the scholar
gram0phOnes represents
which the world would readily Prof Minister
berg speaks highly Of Heg the creation Of Germany
had missed
Germany would stand where does without Hg who is
he should be- The world been in
the scholar world he
spout
champion professors
the 2 the world.