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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1910-06-08
Tabernacle Shadows Of the Bet
ter Sacrifices"

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nary readers, but most decided 1t In
what every advanced Bible Student and
earnest Christian should possess and
study thoroughly. Il. costs but Ten
Cents, 10 illustrated and draws its Les.
sons on the higher lite from the types
and shadows Of Israsl's typical Atone
ment Day and other sacrifices. Surely
every earnest Christian should have
this little book and find In 1t . mine of
spiritual wealth, health and refresh.
ment. Order II now from the Bible and
Tract Society, ~ Hicks St., Brook y.
NY. M
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Personal

Dr. J. j. Watson of Columbia Was in
the city Monday.
Mr.. Stewart Heath OF Stoneboro spent
Monday night in Lancaster.
Dr. Pryor of Chester paid profession
al visit to Lancaster sunday afternoon.
Col. Leroy Springs and son, Master
Elliott, are st Glenn Springs this week.
Miss Helen Lindsey and Miss Belle
King are visiting Mrs. &. y. Houser in
kershaw.
-IMI. a-c.-M Nses. .sh ssaisSx. .os
Charleston, are. visiting here. being
guests of the Hotel Royal.
Miss jamie Green of the Douglas Sec
tion is visiting her brother, Mr.. T. C.
Green.
Mr.. Paul r. Moore went to Colum-
bis yesterday To attend the Univsrsi-
tvs commencement ball.
Col J. y. Crockett and daughter, Miss
Mamie, returned Monday night from a
visit to relatives in Monroe.
Mr.. Paul Yongus of Fort Lawn was
in town Friday afternoon. He paid this
Office a pleasant call.
Mrs. J. c. Mellow of Charleston came
up sunday afternoon to see her sister,
Mrs. I. c. Green, who is very i'll.
Mrs. NJ. =. Witherspoon and children
visited Mrs. j. +. Young at Richburg
the past week.
Mrs. Ed. Smith OF Batesburg is visit
ing At the homes of Mr.. w. NJ. Moore
and Mr. w. =. Langley.
Mrs. w. II. Burns and grandso
Master Charles Watson, of Concord, y +.
c., are visiting at the home Of Mr.. w.
NJ. Moore In East End.
Miss Mamie King, of this office. and
Miss Belle Barton went to Heath Springs
sunday to visit relatives, returning
Monday night.
The follus|ing party from Lancaster,
s. c.. was At the Selwyn yesterday:
Messrs. w. T. Williams, A. p. McLure.
J. A. Hoke and G. w. Requarth.-Char-
lotte Observer of S.ro.y.
Mr.. and Mrs. E NJ. Hines, Of Roland.
n. @. are visiting i;ke formers brother,
Hon. II. Hines. They made the trip
here in their automobile.
Mrs. John A. Cook and Miss Leila
Gregory. who have been undergoing
treatment at the FennelI Infirmary in
Rock Hill, will return home today.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Twitty. of Char
lotte, spent Sunday here with their
brother and sister. DR.. and Mrs. NJ. p.
Crawford.
Miss Emma Swaringen and Mrs.
Hawk OF Charlotte spent Sunday and
Monday here with the formers sister,
Miss Irene Swaringen.
Capt. J. Palmer King has gone to
Kentucky to travel in the interest of
the Religious Press Advertising Syndi.
cate, which State win be his territory.
Mr. i. c. Lazenby returned Monday
from Bedford City. Va, whore he was
summoned last week on account OF the
fatal illness of his mother, whose death
wss noted in the last issue OF The
News.
Veterans Sam F. Massey and j. d.
Walker left Saturday for Columbia, the
former 70 make his initial entrance into
the Confederate Infrmary, and the
latter, who had been here on . visit, TO
return to tho institution. Mr.. Massey
carried with him his surveying outft,
and Mr.. Walker, his violin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Thomas, OF
Tampa. Fla, who have been spending
few days here with relatives. DR.. and
Mrs. NJ. p. Crawford, left Monday on q
visit to New York. Mrs. Thomas, As is
well known, Is a daughter of Mr.. John
w. Twitty, now of Georgia, and her
visit to Lancaster, her old home, was
the first i'm Is years, when she was no re
on her bridal trip.
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Tho Board OF Registration for Lancaster
county, State Of South CArolinA, will
meet on the first Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday Of each month from now
until within thirty (30) days Of the
general election this fall. All who
have become OF age during the last two
years or who become OF age during the
meetings or this board and all who wish
transfers, should apply to orr board.
w. @. A. PORTER,
W. +. vANLANDIN0HAM I
r. ]. FLYNN, -
6SH Registration Board.
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Jones Realty Company Chartered.

The secretary of state has is
sued charter to the Jones Real.
ty Company, of Lancaster, a
large new enterprise heretofore
referred to. The officers of the
company are: Ira B. Jones, pres
ident and treasurer; Chas. D.
Jones, vice-president. The capt.
tai stock is $50,
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Local Dots

More new candidates annoupce-
ments in today's paper.
Mr.. Luther H. Alexander, a
promising young man of Chester,
died last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. John Wilkinson, of Able
vile county, veteran of two
wars Mexican and Civil-died
Friday.
Fine rains have fallen through
out this section during the past
few days. In many localities the
lands are too wet to plow.
Children's Day will be observ-
ed at Hopewell church next
Sunday morning, June the 18th,
exercises beginning at 10 O'Clock.
The public is invited to attend.
The Hon. Mat Hough's many
friends were pleased to see him
on the streets yesterday, the
first time he has ventured out
since his recent spell of sickness.
Mrs. M. A. Kendrick, of Rock
Hill, died suddenly at her home
Saturday morning. aged Sc years.
Before her marriage she was a
Miss Erwin of Mecklenburg coun-
ty, N. c.
Judge d. A. Williams, who
has been quite i'll for some days,
was reported to be little better
yesterday, which will -be graft
flying news to his numerous
friends.
The governor has appointed
DR.. I. A. Crawford. of Rock Hill,
to fill the vacancy on the board
of trustees of Winthrop College
caused by the death of A. M. Lee,
of Charleston.
Magistrate w. F. Hudson of
Cedar Creek township turned
over on Monday to the county
treasurer $36. 10, fines and costs
collected by him for the quar-
ter ending May 81.
Mary Brown, wife of Tom
Brown, a young colored woman
Of Cedar Greek township. died
Saturday night, Of tuberculosis.
She was a daughter of Phil Till
man and was "a years old.
1t is at the Hotel Royal, and
not at the Central hotel as here
tofore published, that Mr.. H.
Garfield and family are occupy
ing a suite of rooms. while await
ing the building of their new
residence.
The handsome new residence
of Magistrate Jas. r. Reid near
Lewisville was struck by light
ming yesterday morning, but
fortunately was not severely
damaged. The slate roof was
damaged, and one of the Chin
neys. Chester Reporter of Mon
day.
Mr.. G. j. Small, of the Primus
section. kindly presented us on
last Saturday with some samples
of his fine peach crop. The yield
is abundant this year, he says.
He also reports the corn and cot
ton crops in good condition in his
community, the corn being espe-
cially promising. Both crops have
been we'll worked this year.
Mr.. ]. T. Carter, the deaf and
dumb bookkeeper for the Ken
nedy Mercantile Co. at Black
stock, met a terrible death this
morning on the Southern Rail-
way track one-half mile below
Blackstock, when he was knock
ed from the track by train No.
36. receiving injuries from which
he died few minutes later.
Chester reporter.
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THE FRENCH COACH stallion will
stand the season at the Heath Elliott
stables until further notice. j. c.
Elliott. 57-tf.
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Prices and Current Consumed BY
Different Size Fans.

Sin. desk PL. % watts per
hour $1,000
IL in. desk PL. 50 watts per
hour 1900
II in. desk OS. 80 watts per
hour --- 1850
16 in. desk PL. 50 watts per
hour - ---a- 1850
16 in. desk OS. 80 watts per
hour -------- %. SO
52in. Ceiling Fans, A blades,
140 watts ts---- $3.50
3 Id. Electric Irons 4.75
Z Id. Electric Irons- $50
Lancaster Light & Power Co.
Phone SO.
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BRING ME all your COW hides and l
will treat you right. Capers Cauthen.
Lancaster, y. c. 67-1O
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CARBON PAPER for sale 1t the News
oD'os.s 1876
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1910-06-08

MACHINERY For Sale.-Two s0-saw
Ginning outfitsi At . bargain. Will
sell all or any part thereof. Address
Bennett Bros, Heath Springs, 5. c.
67-77
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WE SELL Coal, Ice, Brick, Shingle.
and Wood. Phone ius. Lancaster
Ice 4 Coal Co.
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Business Notices

- ~ s----7ks-----z=z<z=z8
STEM CS before buying your fertilizers
Tor second applications. All grades
on hand, including Nitrate OF Soda,
Cerolite and cotton seed meal. Heath
Jones Co.
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LOST-Singer Sewing Machine Re-
ceipt Book. Finder will please re-
turn to undersigned and get reward. a .
B. Lindsey, Lancaster, 5. C.
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SPECIAL FOREIGN SERVICE.
Western Union Announces New Plan
Of Quick Communication.

The Western Union announces the cs-
Establishment of IN speciai ocean mail serv-
lee" to save time In foreign correspond
,encc. The company mas arranged for
the use of Its night letter and other
teleSraphlc service in connection with
outgoing ocean mails. so that this week
of trnnscontinentnl time may be saved
Its New York office VIII receive tele-
grams from amy part Of the country des-
tined TO European address,, and will
forward them IN u sealed. specially adj
dressed envelope by the first outgoing
Atlantic steamship mail. The same plan
Will be followed in San Francisco, Sc
attic and Vancouver FOR transpaciflc
malls. This will ciiab!e correspondence
70 be dispatched from any part OF the
United States for an ocean mall within
n few hours OF sailing time. The only
.oharge, inndditon to ,nc usual tele-
graph tolls to the ocean mail port will
he cents for postage. TeleErams should
bear the full mail address or the foreign
correspondent for whom they are Intend
cd and marked, Care Ocean Mail. New
York, or san Francisco. Seattle or Van
Couyer, ;is the case may be- No charge
Will be made for tile address,
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SUCCESS IN BUSINESS.
Topic for Addresses to he Delivered In
Liberty Stake.


The Young Men and Young Ladies' NJ
!, y. nsSoeatons OF Liberty stake are
theoretically working on II special pro-
gram to be given in All OF the 10 wards
OF that stake on the first Sunday in
January. 4EtU '#1
Fho Young Mems association Manual
THIS winter trents on the subject OF MA
King 4 Citizen" This Is II very interest
ing topic and all the young men have
been deeply Interested. as It explains
many matters pertaining to business
methods, President Ed. NJ. Ashton and
the stalks aids, ably assisted by both
the Young men and young ladies' assoc
Citations OF Liberty stake. are arranging
10 nave 10 Of the leading business men
OF salt Lake give an Interesting talk
on the subject Of Success in BusincSs''
and AL the associations are arranging
to have a special musical program and
70 make this meeting. thc'bannc,. ono OF
the whole season. 2.
;, This, program Will be given on the
III, SUNDAY II January. which will be-
OF the New York for these eXercises
as there VIII DO much valuable advice
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TALKS TO GIRLS.

Tho girls OF the Salt Lake high school
were called together in the gymnasium
Friday. aud received some good advice
from Principal Eaton. who gave them n
short but To the point lecture on fash
iSns. Miss Alessmore gave the girls II
talk on dress. and Mrs. Jennings follow
cd by d talk ON conduct. Miss Elsa
Ward, who has charge Of the gymnasium
work. gave the Eirls,;l good talk on the
proper care OF the body, and how to re-
tain good health. This Is the first meet
ing OF the kind to be held this year
among The girls. and was TO correspond
with the talk that was given the high
school boys, by Principal Eaton II few
days ago. ,E|s n ia '5-. Nt .tG
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DESERVING CASE FOR CHARITY

With the wife suffering from compli-
cation of diseases and the husband
troubled with asthma to such an extent
that he is unable to work, Mr.. and Mrs.
II, T. Wells aud their ll-year-old dnugh-
ter. residing 1T the rear Of $40 Second
East street are in destitute cirCum-
stances and need the help of the char
itahly inclined public, The woman Is
without medicine or medical aid, aud
Friday they had little IN the room, which
they call home, IN the way or food
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given to the young people on business
methods ard the musical program TO be
given Will be n special feature as all the
ward associations arc seeing which can
lave the very best program rorthat eve
ming
the business men who Will make these
talks Will be selected from the leading
business organizations % Salt Lake, ir-
respective OF religious principles
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AN INLAND EMPIRE.

.'rhe people of this state do not know
the extent of their own resources. Box
elder county Is an empire within itself.
The Curew and Blue Creek valleys are
confidently expected to rival Cache
valley In the production of grain. AL
ready there arc extensive farms of from
500 to 1000 acres. nearly 40 miles distant
from any streams of water. producing
35 bushels Of wheat to the acre by dry
farming. Water for culinary purposes
is had by boring wells, to which wind
mills are attached. giving an ample sup
ply for domestic purposes. In 10 years
the whole valley, which Is nearly the
size OF the Salt Lake valley, will be
one vast dry farm. I have followed the
drug business for 80 years, but for real
life and enjoyment of nature, commend
me to the dry farm"
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lions Saving Bank & Trust Co.
Transacts. a general trust business ma
pays per cent Interest IA sovin,.
deposits. Joseph +. Smith president.
.AthonnhH. L'lnd. vice president; O. G,
Beebe, cashier.
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YOUNG WoME;N'S JEIItIsT1AN
ASSN. CAFETERIA OPEN TO ALL.
40 South Main St
Rest room, reading room. employ
mcnt bureau. Luncheon served from
IL to ?.
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DRY FARMING IN
CURLEW VALLEY II:
Arid Land Being Rapidly Devel-
oped Under Stimulus OF
Smoot Act.
SALT LAKERs INTERESTED
Those Not Performing Necessary Work
I.lablc 10 Have Claims "Jumpcd'
Values increasing.

Some idea of the extent of the dry
farming work being done in the state.
and especially the northern portion OF
the state. under thedirect stimulus of
! the Snoot enlarged homestead act, is
given By Richard Bridge, II Salt Lake
| druggist, who with his sons, has filed
on n section of arid land in the great
| Curlcw valley in Boxcldcr county. Mr..
| Bridge just recently returned from the
valley. where he spent several weeks
in Flowing and breaking up land.
"rhe Curley valley and Blue Creek
"alley are being rapidly taken up"
.ald Mr. Bridge. Hundreds of home
stcaders have filed on the land. many Of
them coming from Cache valley and
i5oxeder, and quite n number from
Salt Lake. Teams and plows are busy
all over the valley breaking up land
preparatory to planting in the spring.
although hundreds OF acres are being
planted to fall wheat this season.
BUMPERS READY,
There is one thing, however, that
many Of the Salt 1,akers who have
taken up land under the arid land pcts
do not seem to sense, and that is. If
they DO not perform the necessary work
and comply with the law absolutely as
to acreage required to be under cultira-
ton. they are liable to have their claims
jumped tho minute the time limit cx-
pires. Most of the land has been taken
up and there are parties watching every
claim, and II the present claimants do
not make good according to the law.
their chances to retain the homcsteads
Will be very slight.
& ..Snowvilc Is the most central point
in the valley, and Bishop Cutler of that
place has 500 acres of wheat started
this fall The people of Snowvillc are
demonstrating what can be done in the
limo OF dry farming.
"Roweville. about % miles south of
Snowvillc, and named in honor Of Hon.
W. II, Rove of Salt Lake, is another
town in the dry farm belt.
Eight years ago land in the vicinity was
4 drug on the market at s. per acre
but cannot be purchased Mt $40 per acre
now.
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THE II,
SEMI e Sssst
WEEK. " P 3 Ifs
NE WIS ws.t.
Issued Mondays and Thursdays
and Contains All the Cream Of
the Daily and Saturday News. !.
THE NEWS on THE TRATNs

Tic Dcscrct News Is on Sale on Ev-
cry Train Tint Leaves or Enters Salt
Lake. Daily After 2:30 u. m. Patrons
, VINO Gan Not Obtain 1t Are Requested
To Inform the News Office.
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MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN BAR.
holer Barber College. 13 Coml. st.
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YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
ment position. $50 month. Write for. list
OF positions open. Franklin lnstitute,
Dept. He-A. Rochester. MY.
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MAN WITH 500 TO $500 CAPITAL
to invest in business OF exceptional
merit:.s 10. per cont profits assured. Ad-
dress. 20. Box 122. 8. l.. City.
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GROOM MODERN HOUSE. sUITA-
BILE for two families. close in. 705 South
West Temple.
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CLOT1IIERS TO MEND, SEW. ALTER
and clean Economy Cleaning Co. 1'o W.
South Temple 49,
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THE RUSH OF BUSINESS
Has caused us to engage an expert ma
MONARCH SHOE REPAIRING co.
q E. Second South. In Basement.
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PRIVATE HOME FOR COMBINE.
ment Sklllful care and attention. Chill.
drcn adopted 33G West 3rd North. Bell
1Aa2x: Trd ,An27.
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MODERN 4-EOoAl. SIS; 5-ROOM, SIT.
No. II Almond and list North.
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4-ROOM COTTAGE. IGOODtCELLAR,
pantry and. closet. Enquire SCI L. LIST So.
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JUST. COMPLETED. STRICTLY MOD
ern Groom brick. rent reasonable to
right party. Apply 3I5 So 9Th East.
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WE PAY CASH FOR MORTGAGES.
contracts or real estate A. N. Hum.
5phreys. No. 10 West Second South Street
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BLOOD POISON, ECZEMA AND
Pile Cure. Guaranteed. Sample free, 800
South 1st West. Phone 1967-k
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STEAM HEATED FLATS, 4 AND 8
rooms. Jantor service SIS and $27. 80. En-
duire 80 ath Ave. Ind phone s5a.
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WATCH WEIGHTS BLACKBOARD
Saturday GO So. LIST w. Ind. l46l; beli
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MOVING. STORAGE, ETC.
MASSAGE.

OLD MATER CURE. THE SWEDISH
movements and all non-medical treat:
ments that have proved curative ror
years past In both acute and chronic
cases. Consultation free. call or send for
The Hawkins. New Windsor Hotel. Room
24S. Phone 1866.
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UTAH JUNK Co. HIGHEST PRICE
paid for scrap Iron. IS. bottles. rubber
copper brass, ETC., go to 800 South Attn
West. Phones "a
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5-ROOM BRICK COTTAGE. MODERN
improvements. tS4 SO. 18th E. Ind 800.

THREE 'UNFuRNIsHED ROOMS,
parity modern. 3 Lambert Court 9Th SO.
n niao Main. Enquire on promises or Ind.
34s9.
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Rox FILES AND CARD INDEX sYs.
TENS. full line always on hand n: me
Deseret News Book Store.
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MEDICAL.


j. Fl. HARR.
New method Of curing diseases OF any
nature without drugs knife or pain, II
you are afflicted with any or tho follow
ing diseases call Mt my office and ba
convinced of my wonderful healing pow
ers: Deafness, cancers, tlmors. goitre
cpileptic fits. spinal affections. nervous
ness. rheumatism, heart disease In any
stage, female troubles of any nature. II
] fail to make you feel like n new person
ut one treatment, 1t will cost nothing.
Consultation free tfE
Hooper Bid. Room 402, % e. list South.
Bell phone $3.50. -
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SEWING MACHINE IN q 15xc,lI#r,AyGE. I

i, ONLY IS $50 SEWING 5MASyfIlNEss
ieft. while they last SO each. B Df5nt w1lf
Young & RaieIgh Boil so2S. 5H1nd. 1000,
Repairing Of Ill makes OF ipp, Chimes. js
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.BOOKKEEPER WANTS SMALL SET
of books to take care OF. Can give one
or two days a week. Address D-2i care
of News ~ 6ss
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BY THE OWNER $ LOTS. 2S&l5 TT.
$3.50 EACH on Browning Ave. on loth 30
enquire Bell Phone i,O3-k.
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OR EXCHANGE. DANCE AND CON
cert mrsic. G. II. Schuster. Ind 26lI:
Bell 2grtrH.
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EVERYBODY TO RUY MATTRESSES
made by yhe Utah Bedding Mfg, Co
'rhey are the best. We re-upholster your
furniture. Phones 3s3. 80
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3 AGENTS-EITHER SEX. LET US
start you ip Il big business Of your own
three essentials: Qaulity, Assortment
and Price. Exclusive territory granted:
experience unnecessary; by following our
bound to succeed: 500 monthly assured:
goods In constant use and daily demand
In every home; no competition; splendid
.opportunity FOR competent ugents. Write
-J:-N. Horn y Co. st. Louis. Mo. -
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MAHOGANY PIANOPIAAYER, FINE
conditions, with % records. cheap Tor cash.
H1 9Th L. N
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FOR SALE.

BLACK AUSTRALIAN LYNN L., \ SETS 81; =;
of beautiful Kuss a;ss,m ,ajWt rimmed: With
S Ssna fn ni l 1ails iisa With shirred satin;
Worn AZ ~ few times on salse by theatrical
team now leaving on soserl s sef ;d pra $50
ne,. sent. viii send c. O.. o., allowing eS-
limitation at owners expense. A !!
their manager. MauTay Lichers. 20 Easl
Fourteenth Street, New York CITY.
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OPTICIANS.

CoLuMR1AN5 OPTICAL. co. tsa7 MAIN
ST., manufacturing opticians. wholesale
same day MS received. Complicated tense,
dun''ratrd. Grind'ne On nrer,ises,
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,4-RooM HOUSE. PANTRY. CELLAR.
closets. $40 It'll East. ~
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FINE BUILDING LOT NEAR NEW
tJirh school site, i15x67 feet to alley.
s,Vili sell In part or. cut in two or three;
easy terms. Phone loio-n!