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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05

are now being drawn up for the furni-
turc company which is being financed
bv the leading business men Of the
newly acquired district The thriving
little town now established there gives
evidence of the confidence ~ the busi-
ness men in that section and augurs
wei for its future
During the past year "a number of
fine homes have been built and as soon
as the weather becomes favorable 10 Ia
expected that n small sized building
boom will occur KimbaU and Rich
ards. owners of Highland Park. have
planned 90 spend at least 500 600 in the
development Of their extensive addi-
ton and "a large force OF men is even
now az work grading the streets and
avenues.
This addition has frontage on the
old county road now called Highland
Park drive. OF 400 feet II covers am lm-
meuse section lying south and cast %
the Sugar House business section. and
when completed. win be one Of the hu-
est subdivisions IN the city In the
tract there are approximately 5000
building lots all Of which win have
Frontage on streets and avenues
brought 90 tho city grade under tho
direction ~ the city engineer Kim
BAH and Richards have already given
a bond OF S.. 800 10 the city as o. guar
antce that an the grading In the en-
tire subdivision win be done 60 tho
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satisfaction Of the city In addition
TO the sale of lots the real estate firm
is planning the erection pf OBJ large NUM-
bor of cottages 90 various styles which
VIII he sold 90 prospective home own
ers. Work ON the plans for these
buildings has already been started and
as soon as spring opens up active work
win begin
Thus FAR about 5000 worth OF work
has been done lu grading the part Of
the tract which fronts on Highland
Park drive Some Of the streets viii
require "a cut ~ six feet iu order 20
bring them 10 grade. but all surveys
have been made with "a view 90 making
an streets uniform. During the winter
moro than a thousand loads OF gravel
and several hundred loads 81 sand have
been piled up ON the tract to be used in
the construction or cement sidewalks
All told more than twDnty miles OF
sidewalks have been provided for and
AN A. practically oven grade.
Seven thousand shade trees have
been ordered from two local
nursery companies 90 De- plant
cd along tho streets and avenues
Of Highland Park and as soon as tho
weather permits the work Of placing
them viii commence.
An abundance Of water has been soc
cured for irrigation purposes iu orr
DER that trees and gardens may ho
properly cared for. Local architects
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
BRIGHT'S DISEASE

Late estimates on the percentage
OF recOveries under the new emollient
treatment for Brights Disease are AZ
follows:
Where patient II much weakened
and crises may be expected In from
hve 20 ten days. probably not more
than 10 per cent 20 20 per cont re-
cover. Where physicians aid with ef-
forts 20 restrain fatal symptoms this
percentage Is increased In cases
where patients have from thirty 10
sixty days OF life the efficiency II very
much higher
Where patients do not wait until
bed-ridden probably thres-fourths
yield
And in cases that take the new
emoliient treatment on the appear
ance Of the disease nearly nine out Of
ten respond.
Albumen Casts and dropsy do not
prevent recovery. The point Is that
the Renal Inflammation should Doe At
tackled before the heart and physical
system are broken down.
The new emollient treatment Is
known as Fulton's Renal Compound.
II can be had IN Salt Lake city AZ
schramm- j ohnaon Drug Stores
We desire every patient 20 write US
who is not noting the usual improve
ments b. the third week Literature
mailed free. Jno, J Fulton Co.,
645 Battery St San Francisco. Cal.
We invite correspondence with phy-
sicians who have obstinate cases
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The man reproduced herewith shows
the Importance and extent 90 the Sec
ton recently annexed Boy the city. The
entire tract consists or approximately
900 acres % land and Is considered one
of the most advantageously situated
sections bon the valley. The property IN
this vicinity Us rapidly rising in value
and with the improvements already
under way and those contemplated for
tho early spring the taxable property
of the city viii be- materially Increased
In and about the corner OF Eleventh
East and Twelfth South more than
500 0OO has already been invested 10
various business enterprise and "a
small business section has already been
established The business houses al
ready established ana doing an active
business az present are Tho Granite
Lumber co.. Granite Hardware Coz,
Granite Planning Mills, Granite Drug
Co.. Sugar Banking CO., Sugar Meroah-
tile Co. Hampton Coal CO., Anderson
Thompson Mercantile Co. Neslen
Bros. Sugar Livery Granite Laundry
and some smaller concerns. In addl-
ton 20 these n large number Of pro
fsssional men maintain Offices IN the
rooms over the business blocks.
Plans have been completed Tor a
plunbIn- business. an Electric supply
Co. a large furniture store and other
enterprises Articles Of Incorporation
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have been working for some time on
tho plans for the California monl-
ments that are Co he erected on all the
corners throughout tho entire tract.
These monuments are designed 20 OPP
namout and lend attractiveness 20 thH
new district and also 10 make it ciell
that Highland Park is 10 be primarily
residence district. The tract cv-
tends east from Highland Park drive
and along the northern border Be- locat-
ca 100 acre tract now owned by the
city which has been set aside as a pub
lic park Negotiations have already
been taken up by tho city officials o.
have this park planted with hard No..
trees so that ln a few years 90
probably boz ono ~ the most attr1Dti-
resting places in Salt Lake Tho uHr.
lies along the bed OF Parley's ere
which makes 10 an the more attractiN.
in many ways Highland Park 10 or
tho bench land Immediately south an.
viii have n driveway leading directly
into the park.
An idea Of the size Of the new ad
ditIon 20 tho city may he gained from
the statement that more than So ful
sized city blocks have been annexed
More than one-third OF the land is In
cluded IN the Highland Park project
which makes 20 the largest suhdivisior
over taken I'm by the city The lots if
Highland Park are now on the ma
kct
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Martha NJ lioWeIs 20 hon'il 81
hult'IhtIa' part OF l'l o. pl''N ,,- ~,
lUi, pltl 49,. ...., ..'', ...'' ELBOW
orson AudIuH ana vic o." J'.h y.
HICKS, paIt OF s'elioh ~ l'"H- -o,
snip J. SCUM range t"st .',.,.,.. %"
Sttih a. All ti tl. 20 the Al. hgalA
60. part OF lota ] ana - ol"lA CO. ---
pIat 49,, ..',.t''-.,, ''...'',..i,. $500
refer NJ. Anderson ana VIE 20 Jvh'
M. '"uli d.l WIG part vi JUL '' ~,
hlplh ~ pay f"...'. $500. 49, "''
Amelia =. Eushton to IoHn, ~ v,N9' e., 49,,
part or lo' p. nioek ,e plal -, N''
Wllilam Langi'id ana Wllc 20 ~. j..
Wincger. part or section -. town 80.
snip uotlh, range N's'l..,..--.' i''''
MarNina fehtun 70 naIa 'udIn-
btflalu, part OF l"l o. bloth ="
plat A.. ,-..,'.. $500, s.'.-......,.
-, N"lN NAt,tlAi ~ ''''t' 80
Maryina Fenton, part OF lot " a..
blnck @. Plat 49, o., ~ l''''
Il!Id ffrhhA terrain 'huIcH 20 J.. II
Maxwell ana VIC lols ls ~ 10 --.
and 20 block 4, Norwood pace re- l.o'o
Wllllam summers ana VIE 20 A.
mold Btugger ana VIE lots - and ,.-
~ ltlts sun. '.s....... - 4l'
Peter Jeuson ana VIE 20 O Peter
son, lois ana Do ana y pioch 'a
sandy. .............. ,...'.....5.s 100
N1hute 0imgHarh ana VIC L" 'lni
Peterson, lots l'. l, u ana j."
block 3a. Sandy city plat-..-.......- toJ
samuel tagon ana WHO To- IT. q.
McGregor part Of Tot 8. block IT,
plat i ...--. 49,; ...;..... 40
as, part Of section p township 1
south. range ] west ..,..........,- %
william T. tromer 90 vivian ].
wldinE. lot q part Of lot 81. go.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits issued during the
week amounted 10 S32.400 and were as
follows.
II r. O'Byrne, AS south Twelfth go.
East. brick residence ....-....N o.ulo
Curtis Warren, 216 Tenth East
frame garage .......-.-..t.... .. l''
Kettle q Klusman, 1923 west Eu-
cid avenue. brick cottage ...... -.O0'
II p Petersen W7 east Eighth
south street. frame addition, 500
G. w. Lucas. 455 Eighth East
16-room apartment house ..-.,. 4'oV1
II CLARK scott. 1876 Blair avenue,
brick dwelling ..-.....-... -.... ''VOo
Elizabeth Beck, 1858 Eighth East
brick cottage ......rt-. ...-..r. -''"'
Joseph Irvine. S51-S19 south First
West street double brick dwell
ing. six rooms. .....- .-..'... -.oV0
Euhraim Christensen. ll15 south
Eighth West street onc-story
four-room brick dwelling ...... 1900
c. NJ Dansie. 726 Sixth avenue,
frame addition. ....t......t., blo
Joseph W Rogers 1851 east
Tenth South street, threc-room
frame DWELLING. .....,..-..... lO'O
Thomas Sorenson. 1896 Wilson
avenue, frame cottage ......... 1000
Ellen D. Bcatte, 259 Second ave-
nue.. brick residence ............ 5000
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY MARCH 1910
Realty Notes.

Danlcy g. Johnson report another Dug
sale of "a piece OF properly on el"'o
street the valuable corner az SlNlh
south. with "a frontage OF l4spz feet on
state street. made through the hous-
ton Real Estate company Tor NJ ~
TIchtensteln TO O.. A. Spencer. nc
price cannot be made public, but "hlcu
is Acknowledged with the tollo"lns
recent sales. will aggregate close 70
40 GOO A 7-room cottage on First
avenue from T. r. Knott 20 James
Nicholson. price. $3.50, r. W. Frank 3
home al l0tA south Ninth East 3aouoi
w s Mccormick 90 James Walker, hNc
feet ground on capitol hill. for slta' 70
Dr Wade from O. s. Johnson, double
brick house ON west Second South, Tor
81 ZOO. through stowe & Palmer 20 MI
Roberts from Mrs. Maggie Birgtelt
lot I'm Federal Heights, $3.50. We
DO not believe 30 per cent OF the people
OF salt Lake realize the possibilities
of the land near our city, especially the
dry farm lands. and the land lying
west Of Jordan river. n this land
were cultivated. which we believe most
Of Il can be- IL means thousands oi
dollars to salt Lake every year, besides
the building Of many hundreds ot moro
happy homes in this valley ana 20
back up our Judgment We intend in
the future 20 devote considerable time
and attention Co handling these OUT
side tracts
Having Just purchased for the sum
Of 81 OOp "a splendid site On Fourth
South facing north toward Cactus
street. between Main and State, the
District Council Of Carpenters win i'm
corporate in few days. and begin an
active campaign 90 secure FUNDS 70
erect @ building on this M-foot Tot The
officers ~ tho council are as follows.
President. 70 j Wilson, vice presi-
dent G.. NJ. Meyers: recording sccro-
t8iy. b. CanaI financial secretary, H..
r.. Melton. treasurer John Evans.
Papers were recorded iu salt Lake,
Thursday, covering purchase made
over ten years ago. covering some 90
acres ~ ground az the old brick wards
southeast OF the city for "a considera
tion ~ S'1. 500. the transfer having been
made from the Deseret Savings bank Co
Patrick Ryan.
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SITES PURCHASED
FOR SCHOOL BUILDING

MURRAY, March 1.-Two sites. for
the erection OF the two new school
buildings have been purchased. one on
what is known as the Brewery hin on
the west side and one just south OF the
smcltor on the east side OF State street
The prices paid for these sitos were
$1,000 and $500 respectively Plans are
being examined aud work will begin
az once on the new buildings
Friday ended the sixth months school
work and the pupils sustained very
satisfactory review. 10 is believed that
"a much higher percentage Of promo
tons will be made at the close of the
year than was made last year
There are cases Of Coutagiln occa-
slonally but careful inspection and
thorough fumigation has prevented au
epidemic
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SITE ron GAMING FACTORY.

MURRAY. March 5-Thc directors
OF the Utah Products company met IN
board meeting Boo thoir offices ln the
First National bank building Murray
Saturday Feb 20. and attended 90 AN
Of the important business ON hand and
decided upon a permanent location for
the factory. They selected "a piece 81
ground on Sevcuteeth South street and
the oregon Short Line Railway COM
pany. owned by the Miller ahoou
company. The manager was authorized
90 get plans for the building and pro-
coed Immediately with its erection. As
soon as the plans are mlturcd work
win commence on the erection OF the
factory The company has also been
contracting during the week with the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05

false pretenses and was placed under
a bond OF Sl25.
r. Cregan, charged with robbIng
William r PorCen Of the sum OF $40
in a saloon on Twenty NTH street on
the night of Feb. 70. was given pre-
liminary hearing. Testimony showed
that Percell had been drunk most OF
the time since arriving boz Ogden and
he seemed very uncertain OF just what
had become OF his money. The chief
witness was George Henry Reed. who
testified to having seen Cregan take
SIS from Porcelrs pockets as the latter
was lying in "a drunken stupor in the
saloon. Reeds testimony however
was very uncertain and ne was badly
mixed In his dates and I'm several main
features of the case. The case was
not concluded because Of some new
features which the prosecuting attur-
ney wished o. introduce and the mat
ter was carried over till next week.
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WEBER ACADEMY NOTES.

OGDEN March The interscholas-
g.bsfs between the weber academy
m me Collegiate Institute OF salt
~, city. should have been held on
t1,rrb Unfortunately one OF the
,5smv dcbaters is In quarantine ana
'Gr md be- able 20 take part for few
~ on account Of THIS clrculn-
- the Collegiate Institute has
[,g.antei t1 q postponement until FRI
.5sv evening. March Is.
4 I'm tuesday afternoon the sophomore
.,tss. Fave "a very successful dancing
g9ysrnor william Spry is expected
address the student body next
,ys8p,sday az the fourth period,
or Monday night the academy bas-
L. han team met the boys from the
.rbooi for the deaf and suffered their
s,gond defeat of the season. The game
has PLAYED in the han at the dear
r1ooi The academy team has an
,1pai chance for the championship.
frfa score was 50 to 49,
rbe academy choir will give it's next
,egsic4le ON next Wednesday at 1880
nj. Immediately before the COVER
tore address.
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MURRAY BRIEFS.

The Granite high school presented 4.
play entitled Company g." iu the Bb
Cottonwood ward house Wednesda
and Thursday nights 20 large auli
cnces. Tho play was well present 3D.
and enjoyed by the people Of the ward
Murray First Ward Dramatic ,,r,
pany presented "T'rfss" i'm South On
tonwood ward last evening There ,y,
large attendance and the Dlav "a.
well received. The proceeds went
the South Cottonwood ward The sam
play will be presented IN West Jord1r
next Friday evening.
bishop Lindsay, the big merchant 20
laNioreNlile, was the happiest man uI
the west side yesterday. His wife prs
sented him with "a fine IO-pound how
The clerks at the store enjoyed the big
Ecst treat OF the stores history. an.
were made To feel as happy. and sml
as broadly as the bishop himself
Mathonihah Thomas win lecture
the conjoint meeting Of the Mutual Tan
provcment association of the Flrs
ward, Sunday evening az O'Clock. o.
the subject Charity" Special must
VIII boz furnished by the ward choir.
Hans Honsen has been appoints,
deputy humane officer, more comm1nl
known ass dog catcher
Elders Leonard Healy and Abn.
Snarr, two young men from the Muir
ray Second ward returned Wcdnes
day from "a mission 90 Europe Eide.
Hoaly l1borod In Holland and Eide
Suarr in Belgium The young mef
left home together and returned go
gcthcr.
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OGDEN POLICE COURT.

OGDEN. March John Opheiken
Nas arraigned in police court Friday
m0ruing charged with disturbing the
peace and was sentenced 20 serve FIVE
BAYS in the city Jail or pay a fine Of s..
Louis Weber was charged with the
theft n a pair of shoes belonging 90
n s Lee The testimony showed that
Zee bad lost "a pair OF shoes valued at
- and that soon after discovering the
boss had found the same shoes In
Nebbors store Weber claimed 10
haye purchased them In Chicago. The
rase was continued till Saturday
'momng
Earl Maurcr pleaded guilty to the
.tharge Of vagrancy and on the RECON-
mendat.0n OF the city attorney. was
senienced 90 serve 90 days i'm the city
pau or pay fine Of $50.
r. g. Packard pleaded not guilty to
ne charge of obtaining money under
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
FLOATING CITY CHARGES
HELD UNDER QUARANTINE

OGDEN. March 5.--Scventeen men
were arraiguod IN police court Friday
morning on the charge of yagrancy.
All of these men are being held under
the quarantine regulations and 90 was
impossible TO give them "hoHter-
much as the court and officers de-
sired 20 do so They win be held for
about 10 days more before being ale
lowed TO leave the city.
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MAGGIE tout SCORES SUCCESS.

one Of the largest audiences that
has assembled iu the tabernacle at a
concert for "a long time. assembled
Thursday evening 90 greet Miss Maggie
Tout am ogden girl who has achiev-
cd success in Paris and London since
she was last here She had r. trcmcn-
dous reception for her various NUM-
bors. In which she showed her soprano
voice To brilliant advantage. In one
Of her numbers. the Nilauele. she
ends on natural above high g.
Another song in which her voice told
especially well was Nymphcs and
Sylvaius. "a waltz song composed FOR
Melba by the famous BemberE, who
taught the song 10 Miss Tout while
she was studying in Paris
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LAND SLIDE IN
OGDEN CANYON
OIL, rr.n.n Tracks Covered bN
Earth and Rocks-,o"n''
Road Distracted.

.,nrS March 81 landslide car
"''-'. tdo toms OF earth and rocks
l'Ns s,up the mountsinside near
I. mouth Of ogden canyon early FRI,
ilo ming. covering the tracks Of
lay MN n Rapid Transit company Tor
ihe ,. usIg.' of over 20 feet me silue
e .,,l5 at a point Immediately west
' 'pI arst streetcar bridge. ana .,, Was
.,.s5 by the action OF ihe hl''l yii
knor on he loose earn Ut, ,b 1oS sihroet ,
r. s- states that it viii require
onlioiI 5sys time in which TO remove
e''.A' a. nd debris from the tracks.
hs s.- IN largs boulIers rolled over onto
'' I-arty road. partially abstructins
i 20 snd il is thought that II wln be be
' l,I 20 blast some OF them 10
49, bsfore they can De moved.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

OGDEN. March 5-Liccuscs To-
marry have been issued to the fol-
lowing parties by County clerk 5. G.
DYE.
Fonton White OF Pleasant Grove.
and Romaina Bardclla Froerer OF
Huntsville
Charles NJ Freeman of BrownWlle,
Penn. and Helana r. Lay of Osawat-
tonne Kansas.
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WANTS TO NDMINIsrER.

OGDEN. March Kate Resrdon.
widow and administrator of the estate
Of Patrick j. Boardou has filed a
petition iu the district court for au-
thority 90 settle the claim against the
Southern Pacific company for $4,000.
Mr Rcarduu was am engineer on the
Southern Pacific company and met
Dis death at the Lemay wreck ON Jan.
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Ashton-Jenkins Co. 20 Pearl p. n.
jenkins. part lot g block ia,
fve-acre plat A.................. lN
Sarah l.. Harrington Co Josephine
Cahto. part section o. township
south, range 1 west ........... BOO
John Cahto and wife % Sarah T.
Harrington. lots !. 2 and 3, block
I. waterloo addition ..s........ 80.
b. O. Raybould and wife TO A. IT.
Parsons. lots 10 and 20, block
1. Ehrich's subdivision ..--...... l,1'
James NJ Fullmer and wife to
Carrie a. Thomas Williams, part
lot 5. block 43. plat a ,.......... so
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Womb Hnve Cost Him Ills Life.

oscar Bowman, Lebanon, KY
writos. "f have used Foley's Kidney
Remedy and take great pleasure In
stating IL cured me permanently OF
kidney disease which certainly would
have cost me my life" Schramm-
Jnhnaon Drugs.
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'For over nine years ] suffered with chronic
constipation aud during this time had TO take
on in lection Of warm water once every ~ hours
before / could have an action on my bowels
happily tried cascarets. and today am well
man. During the nine years before used
cnscarets suffered untold misery with internal
piles Thanks TO you, am free from oil that
this morning You can use this In behalf Of
suffering humanity. b. r. Fisher, Roanoke. H.
Pleasant Paiatable Potent. Taste Good
DO Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe.
iOc 2sc SOC Never sold In bulk. The cen.
uine tablet stamped &C G. Guaranteed 70
cure or your money back. go
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COUNTERFEIT GOLD PIECES.

OGDEN. March 5.-A counterfeit s.
go.8 niece was successfully passed at
m ogden postoficc during the week
ard The secret service officers Of the
government were Immediately notified.
|+rbcv are endoavoriug to seek out "a
ue Do the bogus money and every
rrcautlon viii be- taken to locate the
guItv marty. The coin is the product
6f sxpert mauipulators and the work
supposed 90 be that Of expert "shoy-
b. ~ the quaer"
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THE WOODS NRE DIVORCED.

OGDEN. March Anne Wood was
Granted au intorlocutary decree of di-
horce from John Wood In the district
tourt 90 Friday afternoon, on the
Grounds OF cruelty drunkenness and
non-support The couple were married
at ogden. Nov. 81. 1895 and have five
children. OF which the mother was
rranted the custody
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"RREwsTER's MILLIONS"

OGDEN. March o." Brewster's Mil
lions" will be presented tonight at
the ogden theater by capable conn
pany on Monday evening, Max Fig
man. the popular comedian, will be
seen I'm MARY James Pa"
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

The News delivered Murray end vicinity from branch
hurchw
400 .a----ng -.--1 --- -- N-1--- n-nL
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CHANGES PLEA TO ESCAPE
MORE SERIOUS CHARGE

ncdy. "a negro formerly porter In the
Weber cluD, was brought before the
district court yesterday and entered "a
plea Of guilty 90 the charge OF assault
with a deadly weapon with intent 90
murder He viii come up for sentence
on Monday next.
on Dec 10 last Kenndv shot Wallace
Lyon, "a young white man, in
the neck Though the wound
was not fatal. it has left Lyon I'M a
very bad condition. and IL Is hardly
probable that he will ever recover. The
bone was injured and some NJ it has
had to be- removed by subsequent oper-
atoms.
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Those Who Doubt


lowing addresses
the Merchants Pooc
tive Associa ton and all
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Pioneer RooflnEs.
Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
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INN priced Furniture
and House Furnish
ir1gS will Please You.

They are so attractively priced that builder
of modest homes will find it to their advantage
TO inspect Dinwoodey's furniture.