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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-28

\ BRICK, oN<CAR LINE
|hs We are building two
a. bungslows; they are swell.
rs we are building a A.
zfzed brick modern, large
nd; $3.50 down.
|'e again building a 5-room
mex southeast; very nice
toSn.
NJ nsE white pressed brick;
'n Hpdern brick on Sth
brand new bungalow,
ach; 800 down; all mod
p 2,sfory bungalow; splen-
modern.
q modern brick, southeast
z-Btory bungalow on l1th
new modern bungalow on
pee lot Let us show you
<n rooming house. close in;
ior A25; rooms full, fur
SETTLE G. CO..
Tribune Bldg,
f4s7s
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HOUSTONS THE HOUSERs.

VILLA PARK, subdivision,
close In. this is In walking dis
tance; large lots, alley In rear,
streets graded: lots $3.50 and up:
terms 20 per cent cash. balance
$40 per month; the car fare you
Will save will pay for these lots.
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$4,000.

Full 2-story, Groom pressed
prick home. on First avenue: lot
4l3xl20 feet to an alley; we can
make terms OF $1,000 cash, per
cent interest on deferred pay
ments, P'
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OF OUR MANY BAR
Il INifTw M' Two RED
TEN ROOMS, TWO
HOT WATER HEAT,
clsEMENT, FIVE MAN
=1DR ELEGANTLY FIN
I'm RODS ON PAVED
Us FOR PRICE AND
4. new 7-room fire brick
dern plumbing. furnace,
location, best buy on the
|ee asked. Only $500.
|7lRD AVE. AND G. ST.
~. 3 ROOMS, COMPLETE
|@JRNACE. CORNER LOT.
nytnue. two-story. 6-room
funcadamized, sewer and
paId for. Price. $3.50.
.ReIlest new bungalows on
1ch, 6-rooms thoroughly
..e. hardwood floors, swell
$500. Easy terms.
broom red press brick,
1dern. Located on 1st
mo. Good terms.
Cant LOTS.
Iey In rear. 1880. Splen-
la ave. south front. s140o.
Lose in, east side, +-roorn
"a lot renting for $50 per
Ne for apartment house,
IL South Temple, $500,
h ON paved street. l00x115
.8r. To be sold at a bar
B LOOKING FOR A FARM
ID BEE Us. WE HAVE a
AT ARE JUST LISTED.
CES AND GOOD TERMS.
. cASADY & CO,
NUDGE BLDG. f45s5
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S3500.

Seven-room modern home on
windsor avenue; large lot. east
'front.'; sewer and sidewalks. lawns,
home.
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SOME SNAPS.
$780, lots, 35N165 feet, 4-room. brk.
house, on 18th East, near 3rd So.
S3000-New 5-room bungalow. beauty, on
1lth East Easy terms.
Sl500-623xl40 feet, 10th South and State
with small frame house.
$6500-8-room strictly modern p. b. res
idence, fine location, easy terms
FARMS.
S37o0-5-acre orchard and farm in Holi-
day. on Big Cottonwood, 10 shares
water, new 4-room brick house
S3750-30 acres choice farming land In
Granger suitable for all purposes.
first water right. Part cash, bal
easy terms.
II. y. STANDISH.
Phone 1862 Bell. 81 Eagle Blk.
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CUT RATES IN REAL ESTATE!

CUT RATES IN REAL ESTATEi
5-r. mod. brick, 3rd So. near 9Th East
only $4,000. The lot alone is worth the
money.
CIR. mod, b, Sth East near 9Th So.
$1,000; easy terms.
ar. brick and 1-r frame on Lincoln
ave. near 9Th So. s17Oo.
S-r. mod. brick cement basement. paved
street, 2nd So. near 7th East. $1,000,
S-r mod. frame. lot 10xl0 rods. corner
10th East and 9Th So, only $4,000.
Ar. b. 9th East, corner near 10th So.
lot 56x125 to alley, $3.50.
5-r. mod. br, Lincoln ave near 9th So,
$500, $1,000 cash. bal easy.
50x132 It. TO alley, 18th East near Ord
South, $3.50.
140x330 IT. sth So. and 10th East, fine
place TO build cottages. the price Is right.
IL 2-3 acres with 3-r, brick. 18th South
and 9th East, $500.
10 acres near 18th So. and 11th East,
only $500.
Both phones. 414.
f45S7
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOE sALE-REAL ESTATE
MSEks Sln & MCCARTNEY.
Bell 9s5S 9s55S-Sll Boston Bldg
S16oo-Bcautiful so-foot corner ., ,,,,
East and 4th South: faces vast,
sidewalk paid. "'S''
s1eoe-5ofoot lot on Douglas sve ,aoos
west, "'e'' iaees
s4soo-Elegant bungalow on 18th East
near nts lst South; furnace; lot 2lx1o.
etc.
S0''o-Slegant home on east bench; fine
basement hardwood floors, sleep
ing porch, etc; beauty
S416o-Eew, 5-room, modern house on
iToIgias /, h ave; faces west; love-
@2So-Elesant home; all modern; on
ST.; furnace. lot 21x10.
s11oo-tot oaxs on 9Th ave; sewer and
sidewalk paid.
s22oo-2ax1o. on 10th East near 1st So.
sS20o-Fine 5-room new home, southeast;
nice lot; bath. toilet
s2o. .oooI24 acres. 10th South; fine for
plating; plating; city water and easy
sl'oo-Four lots on 4th East; face west:
near 10th South; make US an offer;
room for houses.
slooo-2ax7 and right OF way in rear, On
81 ST. faces east.
S5o-3Sxl06 and alley: sewer and side
walks paid; on Sth South near Sth |
East; faces south
slS.o00-Eegant double house on South |
Main St; splendid investment |
near eth South.
Saoo0-Ssx9 and right OF way, corner 3rd |
North and Bird West
Protector Fire Insurance Co. of Hart
ord; {. c, Fabian. Mgr. Ins. Dept
MEEKS & MCCARTNEY,
210-211 Boston Bldg.
G. R Yearsley associated
Bell 2622. Ind, 992.
F, e. Wicking special agent Univer-
'ity Heights.
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s2600-4 broom bungalow on university
bench, close to 3rd So. and l3th
East. Terms.
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$500.
Seventh avenue, between G and
II streets. lot 41iXll5 feet TO an
ings.
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$55oo-2Sx132 It TO alley. on corner on
End ave. close TO T St, Groom,
modern house, basement. with fur
mace room and furnace heat:
street assessments paid, good
barn. worth $500 This is the
best buy on the street
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$4,000.
Good building lot on 9th East,
between 3rd and ith South. east
front, sewer and sidewalk paid
for.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN REALTY
COMPANY.
Bell 4472. 2Oe-7 Boston Bldg. Ind. 1sS.
Terrace sites-5xl5 rods; 3x5s rods ad-
Joins.
Arm. brick house. 3XlO rods. End ave.
Fine 6-rm, mod, brick. 45xl4o IT,. 9th
East,
3-rm. frame house. lot 375xl4o it,, $3.50
cash, SIS per month.
Arm. frame house. 50xl52 IT,; s4oO
down, balance easy.
5-rm. mod. brick house, lot 40x123 IT,.
9th ave.
7-rm, strictly modern bungalow. End
South.
VACANT
Four lots easy terms. west side.
Two lots, easy terms: west side.
45x195 IT,, 18th East,
5oxi25 IT. 9th East; terms.
II acres, nth East. 5-rm. frame house
fruit. chickens. outbuildings Money Is
needed.
16o acres, west side. must be sold.
Anything you want in the line OF Real
Estate in any part OF the state we have
1t. II It's right. we have II,
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UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.
LOTS
$3.50 EACH.
$3.50 EACH.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.
On the East Bench.
City water.
Pure air.
Finest view Of the valley that can be had.
The coming residence section OF Salt
Lake City
Building restrictions in all the East
Bench subdivisions. No old shacks here.
Large lots with alleys in rear.
$1,000 cash
$500 per month,
4 few lots will make you independent
In n few years.
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iooo-Seautiful s0-foot corner on 1stb
sidewalk paid. "es''
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

EoH oAL1--hfiAL ESTATE
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sleoe-90-foo lot on Douglas ave-; faces
west, e'' iaSeS
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BUILDING SITES.
NnPTH RENCH

NORTH BENCH.
aft. frontage: 10th ave. close in;
$1050.
$l050
4l-ft frontage, on C. ST.. $3.50.
Aft. frontage on 18th ave; $500.
All above are bargains.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO,
so Main ST. 1876
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sAzoo-Elegant home, all modern; on ]
ST.; furnace. lot 2ix10.
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ting saSAsT; A BEAUTY:
east. level and we'll
''' East ST.; only s4oo
acre e'urfounded by addi-
w. and 18th East;
% haEIns aEInsTeMENT eEN CO..
T,et OF f4T56
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sS000-2Ax7s rods on East lst South; g.
room, modern brick hot water
heating plant, cemented base
ment. laundry, built by present
owner years ago; street paving
and sewer assessments paid.
Terms
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EXTRA EXTRA
Co UP to the corner Of Sth ave. and
II ST southeast corner: and look at
this 6-room, new brick, bath. toilet,
e. L.. cemented basement, modern in all
ways, mission finish, screened porch:
stone foundation. built in every way OF
the very best material. connected with
$4,000, Make us an offer Cash or terms.
we are going to sell this house this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-28

seooo-Elegant home on east bench. a,e
basement. hardwood floors, slespo
Ing porch. etc; beauty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-28

$416o-Eew, 5-room, modern house nm
" home. io'e-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-28

SAsoo-Elegant bungalow on 18TH East
etc. i0e %s"io'
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S3250.
Very fine building lot on East
South Temple. all Improvements
paid; lot ilixl49 feet. if you are
looking for something good, see
this.
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f45St

HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN AND
TRUST CO.
Own home? We have them to suit
YOU on terms or cash
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H 2ioesI, q McCARTNEY.
'A|' Ind, 992.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-28

HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
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s65O0.

s6500.
Corner OF lst avenue and L
ST.. north and east front. lot 5xl0
rods; room for four houses.
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ONE ONLY
LEFT
OF OUR
HIGH-CLASS RESIDENCES,
NEW
COMPLETE.
ELEGANT.
10 ROOMS.
BATHS.
FINISHED EASEMENTS
WITH VEGETABLE ROOM
AND LAUNDRY.
SLEEPING PORCH
QUARTER SAWED WHITE OAK
AND
BIRCH FINISH
THROUGHOUT,
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION.
18TH EAST AND 4TH SOUTH,
NOTHING LIKE 1T
IN THE CITY.
If YOU ARE LOOKING
FOR A PERFECT HOME.
YOU SHOULD SEE IT.
FRlTSCH, NO. l2 e. 2ND SOUTH ST.
PHONES-lND. 7i7. BELL 1851
ff735
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Slloo-Lot o2xS. on 9Th ave-: sewer and
sidewalk paid.
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IRRIGATED FARMS IN MIL
LARD COUNTY. THE GRAN
AIRY OF UTAH
PRIMARY WATER RIGHTS.
EASY PAYMENTS. s45 TO $50
PER ACRE.
TIE BEST LAND WITH
THE FINEST WATER FOR
THE MONEY IN THE STATE.
CHARLES TYING,
5l6 NEWHOUSE BLDG,
PHONES 44i2.
1859
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sos0O-On 9th East. close to End South,
east front: iroom brick; bath.
toilet. e. H.. modern except heat:
25x71 rods, This is a good buy,
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HuMPHRIEs.
~ md So. St. Ind. 4134.
TER GREETING.
me corner OF 5th East
teoay and see one OF the
e-rm. mod. cottages in
kas sewer, mantels. mis-
Lste walls, shade trees; is
Price $500. on easy
Ike A BUNGALOW?
On 9th South, 4 rms,
south front. only s2750;
e1' month. including in
ncK ON 7TH SOUTH,
= wen built and modern.
o' and lawn; only 1880.
~ lakes $500 cash, bal.
NorIcE THIS!
~ home. has furnace.
large lot; fruit. shade
~ with separate ward !;
snap. Can make terrns,
rS COUNTRY HOME ON
rE STREET.
agn land, fine orchard. 1
rults, every foot under
large money on in
suVements worth $1,000 I.
E quick sale. s1i, 900,
4 oHuMPHRIEs.
'na 30. ST, Ind 413d.
rd742
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Two very choice corners on
West South Temple Come In and
let us show you why these will
make you money
Very good corner facing north
and west, corner Seventh South
and Main streets, paving paid,
only 5000 per foot.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO.,
We write Fire Insurance.
VIII go on your bond.
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ss2o0-5-room, new. modern. p. brick.
close to 9th So. and Belmont ave:
south front 41iXl0S II. to alley;
"A good house. finished In mission
style. $1,000 cash,
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$32oO-Fine 5-room new home. southeast
nice lot; bath. toilet,
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s22oo-2.x1o. on 10th East near 1st So.
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s29, ,oo0-24 acres. 10th South; fine for
plating; city water and easy
terms.
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GROOM MOD. BRICK.. LARGE LOT.
barn. Sth So. near lth e.; $4,000.
4-room mod. brick, large lot, southeast
of car barns; $3.50.
5-room mod fine location; near 2nd
So on McClclland: $215O,
HOMES built to suit on small cash pay
ment balance monthly
Fine new farm land. on San Pedro trst-
class water right.
10 acres. $500
so acres. $4,000.
so acres S320o
10 acres young fruit orchard, near Brig
ham city. cherries, peaches. apples, half
acre small fruit, all bearing. nve-room
house. large barn. real bargain; S5625.
&. Q. BROWN.
500 Scott Bldg. Both phones 6Si
fs707
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S15oo-Four lots on 4th East; face west;
near 10th South; make us an offer;
room for houses
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MEEKS & MCCARTNEY,
2102l1 Boston Bldg.
@. R Yearsley associated
Bell 1922. Ind 902
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0 $3200-i4Xl25 It. to alley. on llth East.
= south OF 10th So: broom. new
brick: modern except heat; side
walks paid; $500 cash. bal. $50
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F e Wicking special agent Univer-
sity Heights.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-28

SA0oO-5}x9 and right OF way, corner 3rS
North and Bird West
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HuMpHR1Es.
~ md So. ST. Ind. ABA.
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Protector Fire Insurance Co. of Hart
ford; e. c, Fabian. Mgr. Ius. Dept
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-06-14

social circles, as well as number OF
prominent American families. The
death of King Edward VII. deprived
the young couple of an unusual honor,
as his majesty had signified his in
tention of being present at the cere-
monies.
Among the wedding presents was
handsome automobile, the gift Of Miss
Drexeps father, in which the young
couple will tour the continent on their
honeymoon.
While Miss Drexel has obtained an
ancient title and all the debts that
go with it, the viscount has married
the most sought after American heir
es in years. Her father, Anthony j..
Drexel, is the head of the famous
Philadelphia banking house Of that
name, and his fortune is estimated
at $3O,000,0OO. This will undoubted-
~ be divided between his son, An
thony ]. Drexel, Jr., the husband Of
Marjorie Gould, and Miss Drexel. Be-
sides, this, the young bride has for
tune of her own left her by her grand
father
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-06-14
ALLISON MONUMENT
Senators DoI|iver and Cummins
Interested in Plan
ACTIVE WORK TO RAISE FUNDS
Letters Received From Iowa Senators
by Mrs. Caroline Youno-Smith,
Secretary of Committee, Are
Given to Public.

Des Moines, June 4.-Active work In
the collection of the remainder OF the
funds for the erection of the Allison
monument has been commenced by
the committee in charge. Mrs. Carol
inc Young-Smith will open up head
quarters in the historical building
from which the business of the COM
mittee, and probably that of the con-
struction committee to be appointed
after the collection is complete, will
be conducted.
AS planned by Gen. Grenville M.
Dodge, president Of the committee, the
structure will be work OF art such
as has never been erected In west
ern states. Great interest is being
manifested in the work.
Senators Dolliver and Cummins
have written letters to Mrs. Smith in
dorsing the plans for the collection
Of funds. They are as follows.
Washington, D. c., May 27.-Mrs.
Caroline Young-Smith, Des Moines.
la. Dear Mrs. Smith: l am very
much gratiied to learn that you have
assumed the duties of secretary OF
the Allison monument committee at
the request of General Dodge. 1t is
needless for me to say that I am In
hearty sympathy with the movement
to erect monument to Senator Alli-
son in the capital of the state to
which he gave such distinguished and
unselhsh service for more thar gen.
Grafton. His work in the senate not
only resulted in incalculable benefit
to the people of the state he repre-
sented, but secured for him an I'M
disputed position in the front rank OF
the great constructive statesmen OF
our country. In addition to this he
was true, sincere and 1ovable man
whose memory is well worthy of tie
highest honor the people of his state
can render. l wish you complete sue
cess in the work that you have I'M
dertaken and shall be glad to coop
crate at any time. Very truly yours
J. P. DOLL1VER.
Washington, D. c., May 23.-
MTS. caroline 1CuuS-SmlLu, Les
Moines, Ia.-My Dear Mrs. Smith:
Yours of the oath int. did not reach
me in time to enable me to make an
earlier response. regret the delay
assuring you that il has not been oc.
casioned by my fault. am in COM
plete sympathy with the undertaking
that has now fallen to your hands.
Senator Allison was one of the most
distinguished men that our state ever
sent to congress. He served the COM
monwealth throughout an unusually
long period and always bore himself
with the highest dignity. He attained
great influence and was conspicu-
Gus figure in the senate of the United
States. 1t seems to me duty that
the people of Iowa, without regard to
political faith, owe to themselves to
erect fitting statue or memorial for
this man, and in so doing they will
recognize appropriately that the con-
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-06-14
LATE SENATOR At HOME.
Thompson's Health strengthened In
South.

Cando. N. D., June S.-vastly i'm.
proved in health, former United States
Senator Fountain L. Thompson has re-
turned to his home in this city from
Texas. He will remain here the re-.
mainder of the summer and next fall
will go to California to spend the win.
tor.
There are several classes Of mon
represented at Washington" said the
former senator in an interview. Some
Of them are there with their whole
heart in the work that 10 before them,
spending their entire time to bring
about what hey believe is right. Some
Of them 1t would seem are merely
there for the glory that could be Oh.
tanned, while others represent the in.
terests.'
II believe that the most powerful
man in the senate today is Albert B..
Cummins. of Iowa. He enters upon his
days work with mighty power and is
conscientious in his work as q reform
leader. Senators Clapp and Nelson. Of
Minnesota. are men of power and that
state could not ind two better men to
represent them. The senate is full Of
men who are sincere and earnest"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-06-14
Wants An Investigation.

John Cownie, former chairman Of
the state board of control, is said to
have asked County Attorney Thomas
j. Guthrie to instruct the Polk county
grand jury to investigate the charges
made against him by Governor Car
roll regarding his relations with the
girls in the institution at Mitchell
Vile. Mr.. Cownie is credited with hav-
ing said that il the charges made
against him by Governor Carroll are
true that he deserves to be in the
penitentiary and he wants fair and
impartial probe to test the truth of
the governors statements. The grand
jury is not in session at the present
time, but it is stated that upon its
resumption of business it may take
up the investigation requested by Mr..
Cownie.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-06-14
AMERICAN nE|RESS wEODED
MISS DRExEL BECOMES WIFE OF
VIscoUNT MAIDSTONE.
Another Romance Having an Ameri'
can Heiress and PenniIess
NobIeman as Principals.

London, June ss.-Another interna
tional romance having for it's princi-
pals the proverbial American heiress
and the penniless nobleman, culmi
mated here when Marguerite Drexel,
only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anth
ony j. Drexel, became the wife of
Viscount Maidstone, eldest son of the
earl of Winchelsea and Nottingham.
The ceremony was performed in ST.
Margaret's, Westminster, the church
attached to the house of parliament,
by the bishop of London, and was
the most fashionable wedding of the
present season.
On account of the wealth and So
cial prominence of the bride and her
parents and the ancient lineage of
the bridegroom, the guests included
members of England's most exclusive
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-06-14
Bio Banquet for Druggists.

Iowa druggists assembled in Dies
Moines for the state convention OF
the Iowa Pharmaceutical convention,
July 6, and s, will be entertained
by the local wholesale and retail
druggists at b..nquet and ball at
the Coliseum on the last night of the
convention.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-06-14

duct of public affairs is of the first
Importance in the life of the nation.
l am glad to know that you have
been enlisted in the work, because it
is the best assurance that ! can have
that it will be carried on with intelli-
cordially, ALBERT B. CUMMINS.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-06-14

100000 over those of May last year.
The total for the month this year is
$17226,766.5s, while that for the cor
responding month last year was only
$15,392, 530.7S, the exact increase be-
ing $1,S34,235.S0.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-06-14
To Piano Contest Subscribers.

From this time until June 18th, q
large number of subscriptions turned
in during the piano contest will expire.
1t has always been our custom as it is
with all country newspapers, to con-
true sending the paper to names upon
GU, list, residents of the county, until
not flied to discontinue, and this we
shall 90 with subscriptions turned in
during the contest. Contest subscrip-
ton, for those at a distance will be
disc, ntinued as they expire unless we
are r, 1uested to continue them.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-06-14
MANY Autos Registered.

The figures have just been given
out at the secretary of states office
showing the cars registered there
during the month of May. The almost
unbelievable number of 1,176 auto
mobiles were registered there during
the month. Figuring each car to be
worth the conservative figure of
$1,000, it will be seen that almost
$1,5O0,O0O is represented in the cars
registered.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-06-14
BUYS New Street Cars.

The Des Moines City Railway com.
pany has ordered twenty street cars
to replace those recently destroyed
in the burning of the West Second
street car barn. The cars will be
equipped with air brakes and exactly
like those used on the surface lines I'm
Chicago.