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The Washington herald., 1909-06-05
HEINZE Nan ESCAPES JAIL
Robinson Makes Clean Breast Of
Agreement TO Move Books.
United States Marshal Has Sub
ROenas for New Directors but
Cannot Serve Them.

New York, June As the result OF In
formation given to-day 20 the Federal
grand jury by Sanford Robinson, one OF
the old directors Of F. A. Heinzes United
Copper Company, n an effort TO purge
himself Of contempt OF court. District At
torney Wise expects 10 get possession OF
the missing books OF that company BY
Monday
Mr.. Robinson made a clean breast OF
everything IN regard 70 what went on IN
the Offices OF the company OF which he
bad knowledge on the day that the books
disappeared. and in consequence viii not
be punished for contempt OF court nov.
Following Mr.. RObinsOn's testimony be
fore the grand jury. il became knownl
that subpoenas had been issued for all
OF the new directors OF the company
VINO were elected az the annual meeting
held in HOboken Wednesday. win the
exception OF ?. A. Heinze. As ne is the
defendant against whom evidence g
sought, The government does not want
him as a witness A meeting OF these
new directors had been called for to-day
e. > o'clock Whether or not thev had
got word of the subpoenas 10 appear
before the grand jury is not known. but
az any rate they did not turn I'D at the
Offices az = Broadway. where the meeting
was 70 have been held Had they done
so. a United States deputy marshal was
waiting there 70 serve them with the
suhpOenas. He waited until late in Ihs
afternoon and then gave il up
It was stated later IN the afternoon
1y one Of the HeinZe lawyers that the
directors had met earlier in the day. but
-
another meeting would be held on Mon
dav
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

Z. s. Dept. o. Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
Washiugr1n FRIDAY. June 4. .a5-5 3. H.
TIE southern storm area Was ccatral Friday night
over the Made Atlaruc States. whence Il VA,
move slowly n0rtheastNard. during the last twenty
four hours this disl1roauce caused generzl r-ecpi-
tai0u N practically all parts 0f the country east o.
the Mississippi River ThC-e were thunders-o-InS
Thursday night and Frlday in the South Atlantic
and East Gulf States the Ohio Valley Illinois and
Eastern Missouri The rainfall vas excessive during
the last fCrJyeght hours In che Southeastern states
ard - has caused marked rises the rivrrs q the
CarUlinas. Georgia. Alai-sma. and Mississippi, coG-
ccrui7S which food warnings were issued THURSDAY
and Friday.
Wes. os tie Mississirpi River. except 10 Wyoming
South Dakota and Montana. where there were io-
cal rains. the weather remained far and warm our
ing the last twenty-four hours
There Wiu be showers saturday. followed by clear
ing sunday in the North Atlantic States. IN tle
Middle Atlantic States the East Guh states. and
along the south Atlantic coast the weather VII b.
unsettled with local rains saturday and partly
cloudy weather SUNDAY. except that showers are
probable m the Southeastern States In the Md
de West. the Southwest. ard the Plateau regicn
sunday Local rains Indicated for the U9p1r
Missouri Valley sld the Northern Rocky Mountain
reg.on Saturday and sunday. No marked change
In temperature is indicated Tor any region
The winds alouE TIE New England coast Wi he
moderate eastery, becoming variable; on the Middle
Atlantic coast light 20 moderate variable; on the
South Atlantic coast light % moderate southwest
erly. on the Gulf coast light 20 moderate variable.
on the Lower Lakes light 20 moderate variable; on
the Upper Lakes light % Moderate nouhsrly.
steamers departing saturday for European ports
VIII have moderate eastery wi-ds. becoming varla-
be with unsettled weather and showers. 10 the
Grand Banks
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05
FEAR WINDY DAY
BallOOnists at Indianapolis Ready
for Championship Race.
Bag VIII BE Inflated and Ready to
Start when Crowd Arrives
To-day,

Indianapolis. Ind, June 4-The aero
nauts who are assembling here for the
big championship balloon race. which
starts tomorrow. are greatly interested
in weather conditions.
They are fearful that there may be such
e gale as 20 drive the nine big balloons
into a direction that Will necessarily cut
short the race. They want 70 90 east or
northeast. and, above all things. want 70
avoid going over Lake Michigan. The
local weather bureau can give no definite
balloonists not a little.
The directors OF the local weather bU-
reau and Maj H 3. Pearsey. OF Wash
fngton. one OF the governments Weather
Bureau experts. who arrived IN Indian
apolis last night. 20 remain until after
the race. have made a close study OF the
conditions. and expressed the opinion that
the wind tomorrow viii be light and
variable
The grounds. four miles west Of the
city, presented q scene OF activity to-day
The pilots and aids who VIII take part
IN the races were busy getting their bal
looms IN readiness for the fight The
work Of initiating the big bags was started
to-day. and when the spectators assemble
tomorrow the racers will be all ready
for the getaway
Arrangements have been made for the
accommodation OF the thousands OF spec
tarOrs. and all roads are expected 10 lead
10 the new speedway. Big -Four trains
viii be run on a twenry-ninuts schedule,
and the other lines win also rllu many
cars
The first race is scheduled 10 start az
3-5 2. n. The leading American aero
nauts who are now IN this city and those
not listed 70 participate are busy advis-
ing and assisting the starters IN various
WAYS
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05
ADYEETISTSLEAVE FOR HOME
Takoma Park Conference Ends To-
morrow Afternoon.
Religious Liberty Association Form
Cannot Unite with Federation.

Inclement weather and the fact that
the more important business Of the con-
ference has been transacted. is causing
the delegates and attendants 70 the
Seventh-day Adventists' conference at
Tskoma Park 10 desert the camp. and
hundreds have already started for their
homes. Every train out OF Takoma bears
large parties OF the Adventists.
The conference will be brought 20 a
close tomorrow afternoon. when the last
business session viii be held. the date OF
the next conference being named. To-
day. according 10 the tenets OF the faith,
being Sunday. viii be given over 10 reli-
gicus meetings.
The only meeting Of Importance yes
terday was that OF The Religious Liberty
Association. when il was UNANIMOUSLY
voted 20 recommend 10 the conference
that a statement be submitted 10 the
executive committee Of the Federal Coun-
ell OF Churches giving the facts as 20
why Seventh-day Adventists cannot unite
with the organization.
AT the conference OF the Federation OF
Churches In Philadelphia recently a reso-
luton was adopted putting the fedora
ton on record as being in favor OF civil
enforcement OF the first day OF the week
as the Sabbath. At the same time an
amendment offered BY the Seveoth-day
Bapt.sts. granting the churches the privi-
lese 10 observe another day OF the week.
or Saturday. as the Sabbath. was voted
down
The Adventists, though not a part OF
the Baptisrs- organization, were involved
IL the discussion. and. believing thelr
position 90 be misunderstood. will take
this means OF making an explanation OF
their objection 70 an organic union
The Adventists regard the matter as
one OF vital Importance 10 them, and one
which may affect them 20 some extent IN
civil affairs, should the Federation OF
Churches take an active part in politics
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05
STRIKE IS CRITICISED.
Evansville Business Men say They
Can Find No Cause for Action.

Evansville. Ind. June 4-Eight OF The
leading business men and manufactures
appointed by the four commercial bodies
of this city reported to-day that their ir-
veStigation show that the strike ok the
street car employees is un1usUned
The company operated cars on al its
lines today. but very few persons rode
on them Three teachers. who live a long
distance from their schools. were seen
On the cars. and the superintendent was
notified that II they rode again the
parents would take their children from
the school. The feeling IS growing that
serious trouble may occur al any time
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Bureau Fi!es Complnint.

The transportation bureau Of the Seat
tie Chamber Of Commerce and the Tacoma
Traffic Association. OF Washington yes
terday fled a complaint with the Inter
state Commerce Commission against the
Northern Pacific. the Great Northern
and ten other railroads. alleging unjust
and Unreasonably high rates between
Seattle and Tacoma. and also between
these TWO cities and points in the States
OF Washington, Idaho, Montana. and
North Dakota and elsewhere in the United
States
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vice President Davis Resigns.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. June &C. o. Davis.
four years vice president and financial
agent OF the Virgi-ia Christian College.
has resigned IN order % resume his
studies either az Virginia or Harvard.
Mr. Davis secured the Carnegie gift OF
S2o.000 as well as S6a000 from friends Of the
college. most OF whom live IN Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05
BIG CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Concerns VIII Equip
steel Plalnt at Chicago Height.

Pitts5urg. c,,.aa-ue 4-The Cambria Steel
Company ard other Western Pennsyl-
vania conc9rns' were to-day awarded con
tracts agg.Rzetng S5GaOl0 for equipment
OF the IN tcean steel C0mpany's plant
az Chicago Heights. III
The plant viii occupy eighty acres %
land. and it IS proposed 20 manufacture
wheels for locomotives, car equipment.
rolled steel sheets. &C. There are but
three similar works in the country. none
OF which IS west OF Pittsburg-
II Is proposed 10 install a complete
equipment OF heavy machinery through
out the plant The estimate OF S2.5oo.o00
Is made as the probable cost Twelve
hundred men viii be employed il the
plant
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LocnI Temperature.

Midnight. &C., a. H. &C. a. n. 69; : a. n, e
a. n. 20. 70 a. n. =; z noon. q; p n.i %
T. n =: s 2 m =. S y m Z: 70 D n. %
Maximum. 3. minimum. o..
Relative humiditv-s q. NJ, 9Si 2. m, Ai
p ni g. Rainfall IS 2 n 20 s ? H.. 0-s- Hours
o. sunshine C6 Per cent Of pUesib,e sunshine. 3
Tcmnerature lme date last ycar-MaEtmum. s. :
minimum. s.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05
FINED FOR GRANTING REBATES

Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain
Railroads Plead Guilty.
United States District Judge Trieber,
az Little Rock, Ark. yesterday fined the
Missouri Pacific Railway and the St
Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern Rail-
way $500 each. or total Of $1,000. on a
plea OF guilty 10 an Indictment for grant
ing rebates 10 7. H Bunch, OF Little
Rock. upon shipments Of grain from
points in the Northwest 70 Little Rock.
Ark
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05
FIRST VISITATION MADE.
Admiral Porter Garrison welcome
DePnrtment Commander.

Department. Commander.
The first Official visitation OF De1srt-
ment Commander Col. B. F. Chase. OF the
Army and Navy Union. TO Admiral David
D. Porter Garrison, No. s. was made last
night at @. A. r. Hail
The address OF welcome was made bv
the garrison commander. Or. c. V. Pet
teys. and Col Chase. in response. urged
al 70 attend the coming national en-
campment in Erie, Pa. A committee was
appointed 20 assist IN the general cele-
bration Of the Fourth Of July by the
citizens OF the Capital. and also 70 assist
In the flag raising al Randle Highlands
Reports regarding the Memorial Dav
exercises in the local cemeteries were
read. and a resolution was unanimously
adopted favortng the creating OF the title
OF captain for the director Of the United
States Marine Band. The delegates 70
the convention were instructed 10 intro
duce a petition 10 be sent 70 Congress IN
favor OF the necessary legislation.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05
GONZALES ARRESTED.
Mexican Police Chief Held Following
Executions in Religious Riots.

Terror. Mexico. June 4.-Lieut Col
Jesus Cara Gonzales. chief OF police OF
the LerdO district. who commanded the
troops that sUmmarily executed twenty
OF the leaders OF the religious riot that
took place az Velardena a few weeks
ago. has been arrested and placed IN
prison on the charge that he acted lie
gaIIy IN lnficting the extreme punish
ment upon the rioters.
He Will be tried al Durango
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05
orders L. Destrover..

Rome. June 4-The minister OF marine
has ordered the construction OF ten de-
stroyers and one scout ship. They are
TO be completed within twenty months
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05
Temperatures I'm Other CItIes.

TempcratuTes Ia other cites, tosether With the
amount Of rainfall for the twelve hours ended a
?, u yesterday are follovss
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Tide Table.

To-dsy-High tide. SIS a. M. and s5 p n. low
tide. 2B a. m ard 80 p. r.
TO-m0ToW-High tide. SO a. N. and DIP D n
low tide 5Z7 a. m. and ga D. N
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05
Funeral Services for Joseph Horton

y unernI seFFlces TOT Joseph Horton.
Funeral arrangements for Joseph Hor-
ton, prominent Tennessee lawyer. who
died early yesterday morning at his resi-
dence. lll0 Thirteenth street northwest.
win be completed to-day. Mr Horton.
who was fifty years old. died as the re-
suit Of a surgical operation performed 20
obtain relief from a complication of dis
eases.
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Condition OF the water.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Hsrpers Ferry. " Va, June A-Potouac muddy
and Shenandoah cloudy.
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MARINE BAND CONCERT.

The Sherman Plaza. to-day at ?. n.
William II. Santelmann. leader.
March MuSsinan' ''-.-----....-.....
Overture Scr5irsmide' ............... R0ssinl
Valse lente-"souvenir Of the Bau''
-.....................-.-.... .BucraIossi
Grand fsntasia-'L Lohengrin" Wagner
waltz--FIauen Liebe und Leben'' '......
'.-...-.--..-.. -.-.....-.-------tO blon
-R6liniscences q Beethoven 10000 Godfrey
Characteristic fantasia-"Gipsy LIFE.
s''s'sst'sssssssssss ......-.. There
The Star Spangled Banner"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-20

ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. g.
Every Thursday evening. Is. OF P: hall,
ogi So Main w. T. knowlden. c. C.,
s N Randolph. X of r. and s
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a ARGENTA LODGE NO, 3 =.
N~s and A. Nat Masonic Tenn
X * pie corner Second East and
!" First South streets first Tues
day of each month. Members
OF SISTER lodges AID sojourning brethren
lnVl1i1; "a E D. Hammond, w. NJ; Moses
:. Phillips. Secretary.
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COAL AND KINDLING


L. Il, DEAL, COAL. KINDLING AND
block wood. 1Ks E 2~6 st Both phones.
'm292S
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FURNITURE OF ROOMS FOR SALE.
GG0 1st ave. r2o63
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TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY co. 1909
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Big acre-lots in the heart Of the city
arc few and far between.
Have many of this class OF property on
my books.
You can buy 1o4x330 feet near West
Temple and lst North, for $4,000.
l25xsao IT. on 4th South near 7th East
for sG50Q.
1e5xsso IT, near State and 9Th South.
for $1,000.
1s5xaso IT.. near 7th So. and State ST..
s2sxsso IT. End North. near high school.
for $4,000.
Just thnk-la acres of ground, practi-
cally in the heart OF the city at prices
quoted above. a fortune awaiting the
buyer
Everybody knows my specially is mod
room house or Broom mansion l guar
antee you will be better suited than at
any other office in the city. would
like to sell the following this week, They
are all better than anything offered for
sale in this city for the price asked For
instance:
dence on East 1st South, all special as
sessments paid, for $500.
On the same street. No, 1864 E; 1st
South, a well put up modern home. $500.
All assessments paid.
on 2nd ave, near NJ st. a modern 2
story residence, with hot wateG. heat for
$4,000.
A 5-room modern cottage on r st for
A 4-room modern cottage on Q ST for
S995O.
The 5-room modern bungalow on 5th
ave. for $4,000,
7-room modern brick, blocks north Of
my office for $4,000.
A brand new 7-room modern bungalow,
hardwood floors, near 18th East and Brig
ham ST., for $4,000
A Groom modern brick on 6th ave-.
near l street, south front, $500.
5-room modern brick, with large lot. 90
rods deep, on 9TH West, near 1st North.
for $4,000.
A splendid double terrace, rooms each
side near O. s. l.. r. r., renting now for
SIS per mo-, for $4,000.
2lx1O rods with 1o-ft. alley in rear. paw
ing and everything paid on East lst
South. for s2iOo.
37sx115 IT,. with loft. alley in rear. OF
1. st, near 3rd ave, for 1880.
ing south and east. all paving paid. s2lx
l65 IT,. for $3.50.
The choicest corner on e. 1st South,
7x1O rods. facing south and cast. for
$500
Hundreds OF others in all parts of the
city.
A. RICHTER, 10 West 1st South ST.
Phones Sal.
1880
81 LOTS ON 11TH EAST NEAR 11TH
So, cheap. Jones, King e. Porter Co.
SOP Security 6 Trust bldg Bell 1893.
Ind 2046 rios
IF YOU WANT TO SELL
See C. w, Miller, 1l2 w. I'd South.
m2663
5-ROOM BRICK. NEAR l.. D. S. HOS
pital. $4,000: $50 down. s25 per mo-. Own
er. Bell phone 93SK. m3o9e
If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A HOME.
sec me at once,
r. w. WILEY,
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UTAH CHAPTER NO, / r A NJ
o1ated convGcatlon first Wednesday in
eaGn month at Masonic hall. corner Sec
ana EAST and First South streets. Com
panlons cordially invited F. p Sher-
wood, H. T.: Moses c. Phillips Secre-
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WILL TRADE MY AUTOMOBILE FOR
city or ranch property: 24-horsepower.
o-hassenRer- or can convert into run
about. Robt, Mckenzie. 422 State ST
p542
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EGGS FOR SETTING. FROM A GOOD
winter-laying strain of Rhode Island
Reds. Ind. phone 1881. Mcintyre. 800
Paxton ave. p1097
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THE BIG BLUE SANITARY WAGON
now ready Only OUTFIT in the world that
thoroughly cleans and renovates carpets
toy machine Estimates given. Phones
555. Redman Moving and Storage Go:
o333l
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FOB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FlvE-ROOM COTTAGE. BY OWNER;
close In; terms reasonable. Ind. 12264.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES


NEW AND SECONDHAND, ALSO SUP
plies. Jeyne Academy. 227 So. Main,
ol70S
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JORDAN LODGE No, 3: I; o. o. F.
Meets every Monday night at l. Q. o.
u Temple. Visitors Invited. j. -
'0"|''' So a143i
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Just think-li acres of ground, practi-
cally in the heart OF the city at prices
quoted above. a fortune awaiting the
buyer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-20

OORMIToRY ROOMS. NICELY FUR
3rd South. riS9s
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AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRING

THE TEMPLE GARAGE HAS THE
finest equipped repair shop and largest
garage in the city. Storing and repairing
a specially. 1o9~l1l w. So, Temple,
nlqoo
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I CrAH COMMANDERY NO. / KNIGHTS
Templar-Stated conclayes held AZ Ma
sonic Iemple. corner Second East and
FIRST South, the first Thursday of each
Inontn; SoJourning Sir knights cordially
invited to attend
VIM. NJ RASH e. c.
l.. y. LEATHERWOOD. Recorder
p19OG
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MIZPAH CHAPTER NO.
>, Order Eastern Star
Stated meetings first
Monday OF each month.
Masonic Temple, corner
Second East and First
South. Visiting members
cordially invited. Eliza
beth Schramm, w. NJ. !:
Flora E. Sinclair. Sec'y.
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Everybody knows my specially Is mod
ern homes. II you looking for s.
room house or Broom mansion | guar
antee you Will be better suited than at
like to sell the following this week, They
are all better than anything offered for
sale in this city for the price asked For
instance:
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BY OWNER, NEW FIVE ROOM MOD
ern brick. good cellar. lawn. shade
and fruit trees. $500: terms to suit s73
+. Sth South. pleS0
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ONE LARGE BASEMENT AND PART
OF ground floor: heat. 1Ss e. LIST SO.
kI7A2
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MY RAMBLER TOURING 4-CYLINDER
car: seats people; cost $4,000; Will trace
Tor stock Of merchandise or real estate In
Salt Lake. See the car at sS4 So. Main
p227
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WNSATCH LODGE NO. /, F. AND A.
M.-Masonic hall. second Friday each
month Members OF sister lodges and So
Journing brethren in good standing In
yited. IL c. Cav. w, M; A. ]. Lowe,
Secretary.
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SMALL ROOMING HOUSE; ROOMS
all filled; strictly modern; cheap. 4l9
Church. r2309
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MI: MORIAH LODGE no. .. Z. AND =
M--Masonlc hail. second Monday each
month, corner First South and Second
East Members of sister lodges and So
)ournlng members in good standing in
Vited. Charles Douglas, w. M; Christo-
phcr Diehl. Secretary
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FAIR MOCKING BIRDS. PARROTS,
canaries and two bull terriers in whelp.
40 So West Temple. r2272
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FOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST GRO
Gerry and meat markets In Salt Lake
City: nice. clean stock, cash taken in last
month over S2500. XII Tribune r235l
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NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
21s So. 3rd East n9dos
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FOUR-ROOM FLAT. 3 BLOCKS FROM
, town. SIS per month. Call at Gl2 Judge
oldg.. or phone Bell ZOOS, between p; m:
and D. IN. r2i70
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PNFERING GRAININC. AND CALCI-
mining. You can save money 81 you
phone or write us Give us your address
and we will call Bell phone 2729-H. All
work guaranteed Theodore Behmer 80
Pear street r12H
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

Ell kALAH TEMPLE, a. a. o. N. NJ s.
,-Regular sessions held at Masonic
Temple. corner Second East and First
soutn the third Wednesday of each
month Soiourning mobiles invited to at
lena' ena' w, NJ; Rash. Potentate: j. NJ Mar
riott. Recorder.
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I HAVE ASSIGNMENTS OF CON-
tracts In the Oregon Valley Land Co.
which I can sell at a small premium.
Address T.. D. Richardson, l03 Fourth
ST. S., Minneapolis, MINI. 1851
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o. HOUSES-ALL KINDS, LOCALITIES
and prices. Tuttle Bros. Co.. l6a Main
street xg95
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LYNDS CHAPTER, No.
/. Order Eastern Star,
Masonic Temple-Stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
members will receive a
cordial welcome. Sarah
NJ. McCarty. w. III. /,
Nellie r. Spencer, p T.
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FINE OAK SHELVING; ALSO SEC
| ond hand showcases. W. L. Wether-
| bee, 15S-160 w. 1st South. p19t1
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS WITH
board at the Bransford m1a7a
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MEN AND LADY AGENTS IN EVERY
city and town for three greatest sellers
out. Sells to all business houses. Offices
and homes. Complete samples. 81. For
ply Co. room %, lT6! w. So Temple st.
Salt Lake City 1851