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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
Americans Issue a Call for a
Mass State Con-
yentiOn.
WILL MEET AT COLONIAL
THEATER SEPTEMBER "a
Will Name Candidates, Select
State Committee and Name
Candidate for Senator.

The American party Of Utah will
meet in mass state convention in the
Colonial theater in Salt Lake City at
o clock on the evening Of September "a
when "A full state ticket will be put in
the field. The official call for the meet
ing follows:
The American party OF the state OF
Utah Will convene In mass convention
at the Colonial theatcr, Salt Lake City,
otah, at o'clock p, IN, Saturday, Sep
tember "a, 1910 for the following pur-
poses.
Tc nominate candidates for Justice OF
the supreme court. one representative to
the sixty-second congress.
To indicate choice OF candidate for
the United states senate, If the conven-
ton shall deem 1t advisable so To do.
To select state central committee
and to transact such other business as
shall properly come before the conven-
ton.
All electors OF the state OF Utah, with
tions, who believe In the principles OF
the American party as heretofore pro-
mulgated, and who are opposed TO the
practice OF polygamy and like offcnses,
to ecclesiastical interference In politics.
and to church comRlcrciallsm, are eligi-
Bile TO participate In the proceedings OF
the said convention.
II is desirable that the American SEN
timent throughout the s,are be repre-
sented. and to this end it Is urged that
Americans in each county send as many
as 1t is possible so TO do.
WILLARD F. SNYDER.
Chairman State Committee.
p. ]. DAILY,
Secretary State Committee,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
FRAT MEN HOPE PARKE'S
EFFORTS WILL BEAR FRUIT

Members OF the 4. F. society are await
ing with deep interest the return from
san Francisco of Dale Fl. Parke one of
their number, who has gone 10 the Golden
Gate city with petition Of the local
chapter to the national convention OF the
Delta Upsilon that It be admitted to the
ID. u, that the local a. i, be taken into
the national organization. and that IL be
given chapter.
MI Parke carries with him the indorse
mcnt OF Governor Spry. Secretary OF
state Charles S. Tlngey. Ledyard NJ
others equally as prominent. and his sue
cess appears assured. Success means the
erection OF chapter house here sooner or
iater that VIII be credit to the city The
local a, f. is now maintaining n cbon,nr
house, but 1t Is not affiliated with the ma
iionai organization: and will not be until
II gets a chapter from that hodY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
City and Neighborhood

THE LOCAL. bank clcarings Thursday
were 1855. .535, "a. compared with SS7S,
1852 for September &, 1903,
o. A. MURDOCH left Thursday night,
with his family. for Beaver City, his
former home, The family will be absent
two weeks.
THE GOVERNING COMMITTEE Of the
Commercial club publicity bureau will
meet at the club rooms today (Frjday)
at noon.
FIRE DESTROYED the residence OF f.
Brown at Butlcrvlle Wednesday. The
loss Is $4,000, Sparks from q stove were
the cause of the fire.
FRIDAY EVENING services will be
resumed at Temple B'nai Israel at s
address on 10y in Worship"
II. d. BOYLE of Parowan, Utah, made
application with the state engineer
Thursday for one cubic foot per second
of the flow of springs In Cottonwood cam
yon. Iron county. for The irrigation OF
eighty acres OF land
THE STATE BOARD OF INSANITY
was in session at the state Mental hos
pital at Provo Thursday. Governor
Spry, State Treasurer David Mattson and
State Auditor Jesse d. Jewkes were In
attendance.
DUNCAN McVICHIE and Lewis A.
Jeffs were appointed Thursday by Presi-
dent JOY III. Johnson OF the Commercial
club as the clubs delegates to the Amer
Angeles September 26 to October |.
AT THE SPECIAL LUNCHEON to be
given Saturday at the Commercial club
the following local artists will take part
In the musical programme: Mrs. Corinnc
Harris fIammcr. Miss Edna Dwycr, Fred
{. Graham, j. Willard Squircs and Miss
Irene Kelly.
HUMBERT T. HUNTINGTON SAYS in
n complaint filed in the district court
Thursday that Ellen r. Huntington de-
serted him at El Paso Tex, to which
place they went directly after their mar
riaEe at Buffalo: n. Y, May 20, 1907.
He wants divorce,
FIRE, caused by an overhcated electric
iron, damaged clothing belonging TO Mrs
Jennie May, 32l First avenue. Thursday
afternoon. The clothing was damaged
TO the extent of S.. Assistant Chief Fitz-
gerald and the apparatus from head
quarters responded to the alarm.
THOMAS HOLIDAY, superintendent of
made his weekly inspection
Of Big Cottonwood Thursday, finding
eVeryshing in good shape, bur he reports
that the water is low in the Parley's
creek conduit and again urges upon Tho
people of the city the necessity of being
saving In the use OF water
CHIEF or POLICE BARLOW is in
leresting himself in the case OF Louis |
Whitney, the young brother of GLADYS |
worth Of diamonds from j. D. Dichl at |
he Metropolc hotel recently. Chief Bar
ow is cndcavoring to have the boy ad-
nitted to All Hallows college No trace |
'f the Whitney girl has been discovered |
)y the police
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
BOTH LEGS CRUSHED BY
RAILROAD SWITCH ENGINE

By jumping in front of a moving
switch engine near Saltair, c. W
Schultz, ia East Second South street
suffered the serious crushing of both
his legs Thursday morning. Schultz was
taken to the Groves l.. d. s, hospital and
placed on the operating table. Accord
Ing to the surgeons he Will recover.
Schultz. while attempting to jump
Crystal Salt company near the works al
Saltair leapcd In front of the engine
and was run over. Schultz had left this
city carly Thursday morning for the
plant or the salt company, expecting to
60 TO work Upon arriving ut the salt
pond he boarded the switch engine,
which was 10 go 10 the plant; two miles
westward
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
CASES DISPOSED OF N
CRIMINAL D.

Frank Wood. negro, who
EEbeTt. a passer-by. in he
Commercial street. June Is. Vn
ing arrest. was arralGned
Judge Lewis's court ThuFs
charge OF assault with Intent
murder. to which charge he
guilty. Lawrence Marsh Wg
TO defend Wood. Under the
drugs. Wood went on rampas,
mercial street. and when tne
tempted to arrest him he ale
Folver and fired several snop
aim. one OF the bullets strign5
j. w. Oles pleaded moi gllIli.
utory offense involving q PRIV
girl. July 20. When Oles an
man. was arrested. all enon
TO effect an agreement wilclyI
to plead guilty and take VIZ
IN the county jail, but Oles Any
cidcd to fight the case, -,
Harry u. Walters, yol.
not guilty to second degree 10 10
George Hart, charged W.
assault on a ten -year-old gin
Tended by Mr.. Bagley.
Charles Higgins was nams
Whistler, charged VIZ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
UNDERWRITERS WILL
DEMAND LEGISLATION
Number of Amendments TO Pres
emf Laws Are to Be
Proposed.

The Fire Underwriters associat ton OF
salt Lake will begin soon an active leg
islatiye campaign against certain abuses
in the insurance business said 10 exist
now In the state. This was TO have been
the principal topic OF discussion at the
regular monthly meeting Thursday noon
at the Commercial club. Because OF the
absence OF a number of members of the
association. the discussion of this import
ant matter was postponed until Tuesday.
when special meeting Will be held.
The meeting Thursday noon was the
hrst Following the summer vacation and
number of prominent members OF the
association were not in attendance, and
as result several other matters, in addi-
tion TO the legislative campaign PROPOSE
ton, went over until the special meeting
II Is likely that certain amendments TO
the now existing insurance laws of the
state VIII be asked for. The system OF
overhead writing will come in for a
thorough investigation, Where outside
firms persist in writing fire insurance,
while not licensed TO do business in the
state, It Will be urged thai stringent
measures be taken against them The
local agents maintain that the people in
surfing with these outside firms have no
protection whatever in case of loss by
fire, Ii the outside firms are disposed TO
dispute the fire loss claims.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
CHARGES HER STEPFATHER
WITH PRACTICING FRAJJD

MARY Layinia Griffith charges her
fraud In suit filed In the district c",rt
thursday against Tate's heirs. George
and Francis Tate. to quiet little In ppoHl
cry IN lot l. block ~ plat a, Salt Lake
Mrs Griffith says that her mother
whose SECOND husband Tate was, died In.
nron ros,ato February %. 1888. leaving the
moPerty now in dispute. When the 3nai
alstribution was made by the distniot
court court IN July of 1894. Mrs. Griffith then
ou, oure'. OF age. allowed one-half the prop
cry 10 go to her stepfather upo, bis
nisrepreesntations that she was enti,iaS
10 10 only one-half. the other half beInnni,n
ms constituted fraud on ber s,.n
iathers part. Mrs. Griffith saws. and sbo
wants wants her deed OF the properly TO Tste
can enncsiea Sa and tito to one sixth Of fbe
oE Tate and his heirs quicted In ha'ifea her
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
VI0LAT0RS OF TRAFFIC LAW
PLACED UNDER ARREST

Seventeen persons were arrested BY
Patrolmcn Heath. DuVander and Calton
Thursday afternoon on the charge OF
violating the new traffic law. They Will
appear before Judge Whitaker Friday
morning.
After the passage OF the ordinance
regulating street traffic the police were
given orders to arrest all offenders. This
was done. but many of the persons
arrested proved that IT was their first Of
fense Judge Whitaker discharged them,
According to Judge Whitaker. all Of
tenders In the future will be taxed the
maximum fine. This decision he made
after concluding that warning enough hat.
been given TO Violators.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
20 The stars incline, but do not compel
HOROSCOPE
BY Cosctte.
Royal stars unite
To guide mems matters right.
BY Cosett.
Friday, September 9, 1910.

Royal stars unite
To guide mems matters right.
This 252nd day Is marked by a for
tunatc confguration OF great and happy
stars, promising success and happiness
in all affairs and underta kings except
those actuatcd by ignoble and unworthy
impulses and motives.
The sun rules as the greatly bcnc-
fcent planet, blessing the ways OF those
who are fearless, generous, noble
truthful and frank. 1t has no menace
OF any kind except against the te1lers
OF falsehoods and the misleader OF foot
steps.
This sign is excellent for asking fay-
ors or seeking positions or improvements
In existing conditions.
Travel whether for pleasure. health or
business is under excellent aspects
Surgeons. physicians, oculists dent
lists, chemists and all scientific practi-
tioners are under the dominance of q
mighty planet. that should instill In their
minds and hands the skill TO relieve as
suage and cure.
Mars rules benefcently for vigorous
enterprise and dauntlcss prosecution of
With Mars Uranus looks kindly on
practical work done under the guidance
or science and learning, beneftlng all
processes or chemistry. engineering
navigation. mctnllurgy and the handlIn .
OF great machines.
Venus in square with the Moon bene-
6ts women and looks kindly on lovers
favoring courtships. engagements and
weddings.
Uncommon studies ana unusual ef-
forts out OF the daily routine, should
prosper in these hours.
There is an indication OF permanenco
over matters undertaken under ,oday,s
aspects. "'
Herbal lore marks the time 40 oood
for crosses. lceks. mustard. aIocs. onions
rhunarb. tobacco and capcrs under Mars
In the Kitchen brewing. prcservjnc
and doing anything connected with f,sh
should prosper ''
Persons with this birth date arc often
unduly sensitive 10 the opinion OF Others
Ing or social position
children are born today under aspect,
indicating that they will profit from
aralning that teaches them to be kindly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
RESIDENTS FROM AFAR
WEDDED IN THIS CITY

The Rev. Francis Burgctte Short Off
ciated at two weddings of out t-of town
folks this week. On Wednesday AT noon
he married Miss Nola r. Bay of Strea.
tor, Ill, and Ralph c. Coe of Armour
,: d., the ceremony being performed nj
81 Fifth East street. The bride and
the groom left in the afternoon for
their South Dakota home, where Mr..
Coo has Il large ranch.
IhursdaY at the parsonage, 93l Third
avenue. Mr. Short welded Miss Blrdio
II: Hlllhouse of Glasco. Kan. and
Charles +. Berry. the well known attor.
ncy OF Enreka, this state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
VICTIM OF SHOOTING !!
DEAD OF HIS IN

X. Akimoto. the japanese
by *. Nogahama on Norm
on August 2S. died at 81
pttal early Thursday moInaS
Of Nogahama has been dis1GSu
After the shooting. In W.
received four wounds. ARiur
police that he had been MS MS
Nogahama and that a dlspoH. y.
result of the game arose "a
the police that Nogahams I.
TO accompany him to Nan
Temple streets 10 get s9,n s,9,an,,,t
that on the way the o,sy
newed. As the two were p1,nls
gates of the temple gsus
said that Nogahama dreT, ,hss
and shot him. Nogahama '"
the darkness. ia IA
The funeral will be lleiu,
afternoon from the V'"
funeral chapel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
Death Of Mrs. J. G.. Klink,

Mrs. Rosa klink. who died at tho HOLY
Cross hospital enrly Thursday morning.
was the Wife of j, G.. Klink. and resided
In her lifetime at the family home, lOIS
Third avenue. Two weeks ago Mrs
klink underwent an operation. She
died of exhaustion following the ordeal
She was born In this city forty-two ears
ago. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Thomas Hcpworth. Four children. i'm adj
dition TO MIR. Klnk, survive. They arc
Evelyn. Albert, Vivian and George Klinl<
The body was removed 10 the residence
where friends may call.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BUTTE, Mont. Sept, S.-Miss Carrie
L. Howard and Dave Barringcr, both oi
Salt Lake. wanted as witnesses against
III. p. Culver, the race horse man, who
Is accused OF securing $500 from Frank
Wilson 10y means OF fraud, are held by
The Suite officers.
Miss Howard Is apparently innocent oi
any wronedoing and is listed as another
OF Culvcrs victims. as is Barrlnger, whc
IS particularly bitter against The man for
whom he formerly worked. Miss Howard
tells an honest. straightforward story ~
her acquaintance with Culver. and how
This friendship cost flcr $500.
She was employed as cashier in the
Cullen hotel where Culver and his wife
were stopping. and during The course OF
The races in Salt Lake. Miss Howard
rashcd several checks for Culver.
amounting in all to 5000. The checks
were repudiated at the bank and Miss
Howard was compelled 10 make them
good To the hotel proprietor.
Culver told her he had lot OF hard
luck, could not give her bnck the money
at that time. but If she would come TO
Butte he would repay her the 5000. She
took his word. accompanied Culver and
his wife TO Butte and just managed 10
make her expenses during the meeting
here. He has not paid her back the 500
she advanced him, and now she Is i'll jail
besides. for her trouble. Miss Howard
was arrested in Bozcman, Mont.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
Funeral Of William Avery.

Funeral services for William Avery.
who died at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mattey, Camps lane, this city.
Thursday morning, of cancer OF the
stomach, will be held in the Joseph w.
day afternoon. Interment will be In the
City cemetery Mr.. Avery was a native
OF Cornwall. England. but came TO this
country many years ago He was n
miner in the Deep Creek district.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
UTAH RANGE IN POOR
CONDITION THIS YEAR

After making careful examination of
the ranges OF the state, the state board
of sheep commissioners reported Thurs
day that they arc not in as good condition
as they were a year ago. This is due
largely TO the dry season. The report
has gone out that the Utah ranges are
in excellent condition. and the board
wishes 10 rcctify this. as the ranges Will
not more than supply the Utah herds,
The board wishes IL understood tlIat
the ranges are not so good this year as
In previous years. in order that they shall
not hc oNcrSt oCkcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
Iniwed in Conner Mill

H. ). Cooley OF Garfield, who suffered
severe Injury TO one Of his eyes by be-
ing struck by piece OF steel, which flew
INTO me organ while he wns at work I'm
the Utah Copper con1pany's mil We
operated oil at ST. Marks hospital n,
o CLOCK Thursday night. DR.. r. r. Hamp-
ton. who performed the operation, found
the injured eye In serious condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
Dance at Conservatory Hall.

Conservatory hall. In Postofticc place
was opened Thursday night by the
Hauerbach orchestra with grand ball
which was attended by n big crowd of
dance lovers Last nights affair opened
the winter season, the management in
tending to conduct regular dancing pnr
ties each week from now on until warm
weather comes again. The hall has been
renovated 10 the comfort and pleasure OF
attendants and the object Is to furnish
the very best OF ballroom music and
concomittant service.
Tribune Want Ads,
Bell Main $500. Independent 800
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
Notice.

=, G. Fl, Reilley is now in possession Of
Inc y = saloqn business formerly owned by
South street. Salt Lake CITY, Utah All
creditors are requested to present ont.
standing claims against B. E. West &
Co. appertaining to said saloon husi.
ness, on or before the 10th day of Sen.
tember, 1910, to G. H. Reilley, 2I6-2ls
South State street CITY ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
Funeral of Alexander Wilson.

Funeral services for Alexander Wilson
VINO Gied nj st. Marks hospital Tuesday
afternoon in the Fifteenth ward meeting
holise Many members OF the knights Of
pythias and OF the Independent Order of
Ouu FELLOWS were present, although
neither lodge came In body. The Rev.
Peter a. Simpkin of the Phillips Conere
Eational church, represented the Odd Eel
the grave. Three Odd Fellows and tIrno
hnights OF Pythias acted as pail bca rcrs,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09

The 6rsU class stage and hotel trip Of
FIVE days through Yellowstone park,
only S46.25 from Yellowstone station.
Monida Yellowstone Stage Co., Vel
lowstone, Mont
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
AMERICAN CLUB MEETS
ON SATURDAY NIGHT

: The American club will meet at
Eagles hall, corner of West Tenn
pie and Second South, at p. m.
Saturday. The speakers will be
Allen T. Sanford, David C. Dun
bar, county chairman. and w. A.
Dalton. assistant city attorney,
There will be splendid musical
programme and ladies arc specially
invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
Reception to New Pastor

church reception will be rendered tbe
new pastor. the Rev. Ransom p. Nichols
oy the members and friends OF the
church; Judge c w. Morse will deliver
the address OF welcome. A select musical
programme has been arranged refresh
ments Will be served and an hour spent
In social intercourse
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
Delegates Selected e.,
tiOn to Be Held 81
Next Thursdav
TO HAVE SPECIAL TRIa
ON OREGON SHOP,
County Committee WI
Tonight to Discuss b
for Organizatiol,

The Democrats did their a.
for their fall campaign TIM,
when they held precinc, prn.:'
selection Of delegates to ,bs
vention, to be held In proyo :,
day, September 10. Tonioh, =
meeting Will be held al n. y
the Fitzgerald Bros. Land
the Atlas block for the puns,
fecting county Organization. g.
time more Of the details m .
paign management will he ~.
The primaries last nighr ~
tended, especially In tho Tb,,t
state convention at Provo
Will be run over the Orooor
from this city, leaving an
morning and returning al tSs
the delegates, The delegat''
Summit and Weber counIss
take this train en- route.
Following arc the delcyots,
last nights primaries,
First Precinct
Delegates.-B. T. LLOYD. p
Frank j, Rawlips, III. yanba-
A. Kenner. Herbert /. ps-
Herbert l.. Penrose, John "
j. &. Tharson. Elmer John.:
Thurman, Sam Dause, ] +
j. Sloan, Joseph s. uvdo
tiDeau, j. w. Stringfellow 1
Granville Gillette, Mrs. b
CarlGuist, Judge LeGrand ".
y, Burt, Anton jacobson ~
ger. stephen Hays, John E e.
Alternates.-Joscph S. Da,;.
Margetts, s. II. Harrow. J. H.
Mrs. Annie Ncils, c. +, Ro.s
Alley, Mrs. n, V. Jones. =
r. Collctt. John L. CLARK. WTT'
G. A. Mclean, y. NJ. WooIs-
DanZic.
+. I. Lloyd was chairman
Young secretary.
Second Precinct
Delegates s-Thomas W Gr,,
III. 1laslam. w n. Duyents->
Culver, David Margetts. Louis
David l.. Fulmer. Thomas c
nold Giaque, Joseph Z. Malh1'
a. Parker John Lloyd. L
Alternatcs.-Thomas e. TasI 4.
c. Smith, w. A. Jones. Ns,
Edward. James w. Ure, sansI {
lam.
Thomas w. Green, chairu,
II, Haslam. secretary. L
Third Precinct
Delcgates.-Pcarl Hill, Ns
Roundy. Harry Haywood Mrs
lund, William Sully. Jr. Hcnr
Mrs. Richard a, Margctts, J.
j. korth, John Hoiley. F. S r
Mrs y. II. Dcyen. Mrs. J.E
George Bishop, George V. Mora:
Holmes.
Alternates.-Abcl Preecc y.
Reid, Albert ], Sears. Mrs N
Thurman, Harden Bennlon. Nu
Hodges, o, w. Moyle, Arlhu
George K Jones. ID. o. WIZ
n Wallace. Martin Lindsay,
Holmes. James Whitaker. W
Necl.
Joshua Sely. chairman; ".
secretary.
Fourth Precinct
Delcgates.-GeorCe D. AIdsE
swan, r.. G. Evans, J. L. Rg
lay. w. w, Ray, David l.
Tohp A, Maynes. T. II. Tl,sa
'eph Kimball, w. ]. Tuddeuhar
King, O. w. Powers. james
samuel Newhouse. II. s. Rlch1I
King.
Alternatcs.-lIarry Shephsd.
II. T. Ball.
Fifth Precinct.
Dclcsates.-James III. Mods
(. Wallace, Frank r. Stophs
3ambcrCer. Richard p. Nom
)ver6eld. Noble Warrum. John
William & Hughes. Frank c.
I. Fitzgerald. Charles BaldT1
Brothers, Benjamin r. Rotlr
5arncs, a. n. Mckay.
hiLei indtcS.-f T9Uk j. uUu
'aul. George w. Ritter, S.
David Cameron. Arvid McRae.
on. G. r. Fitzgerald. ", II Air
fitzgerald, Joseph Wirihlin.
ay,
John +. Tobin. chairman:
ioyle, secretary,
Seventh Precinct
Delegates.-Fred Powell. Nu
Ward, Sandy. William Betmar
n, Robert Marson, cllaIrnsE
'ctman, secretary. TX
Tenth Precinct
{Binghaml -
Delegatcs.-C. J., CountHu
,enper. Al Forman. Mrs. H.
lillian Rose.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
WISE INVESTORS BUY

First mortgage real estate bonds. We
have them for sale in amounts from
$500 to $500, that pay per cent net.
Interest and principal guaranteed.
A.. NJ 'KELLAR e Co,
631a West Second South.
McCoy's Stables.
Carriages and light livery. Phones 81.