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WALL STREET GOSSIP

Chicago-The Standard Oil Company OF
Indiana has declared the regular quar-
terly dividend of per cent and an extra
dividend Of Z per cent. making 10 per cent
tor the quarter, payable November 90
The foreign exchange market opened
strong: demand up Is points; cables ad-
vanced 20 points.
Buyers of Steel: wormser, 1000; Pop
per & Sternbach. 1000; Baruch Bros,
ZOO: Content, loo; Frenaye, 1000; Har-
ris Winthrop, 1000: Goadby & Co., 1000;
J. P. Oliphant, 1000; Chisholm & Chap
man, 1.50O.
Chisholm is very bullish on Reading.
and says. in his opinion, it will sell at 1st
before 10. Marekt is purely a trading
one now. commission houses doing MOTH
ing.
Moore & >Schley bought American
Sugar Refining. The selling is all in 100
share lots and scattered. Market Is under
professional pressure, but very little stock
comes in for sale from commission
houses. Farson selling Interborough pre-
perred; buying is small and scattered.
The last raid on prices was not SO sue
eessful as former ones. Some resistance
shown by Standard issues.
Distillers is weak on selling by tired
holders. This has been going on for many
weeks and one reason is apparent for the
decline. The income from the Industrial
Alcohol Company is a big card for Distil.
lcrs. but nobody pays any attention to it.
F. L. Seligsberg marks the price down At
every opportunity.
There is not a bull on the floor. Gloom
Is 80 thick you could cut It with q knife.
It Is a cinch the market will rally.
B. F. Yoakum. chairman Of the board
CT the St. Louis and San Francisco Rail-
road Company. who has just returned
from q trip Of inspection through the
Southwest. says every section Of the
country 10 enjoying q splendid. healthy
business and very good prospects for the
future; people are cheerful over business
conditions
The heavy LIQUIDATION and short selling
Of the past several days has been greatly
improving the markets technical specu-
lative position from the heavily over
bought conditions Of hast week, when the
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Swartzell, Rheem &
Hense3 Co.
:17 18th street NortAwess.

ting assault and battery on the person OF
Minnie Lavalley-
The other indictment charges William
Smith with having committed perjury
while testifying in the Lavalley case be-
fore the grand jury. OF the men indicted.
Reginald Thomas is constable Of Clerks
field Township.
not actually placed under arrest by
Sheriff Sattig late to-day, all of them
agreeing to come to .Norwalk tomorrow
TO furnish necessary bonds.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New Yosk. Oct. A-Cal money opened at n
per cent: high. 8 PER cent: low. lx per cent; re-
newais. ~ pr cent; eose. " per ceut: ruling
rate * Per cent = :
IN time money market continues firm and auie<
Ihese b little money offered b. the hanks, vhils
the inquiry b good.
Rates are s,tas pr csnt. for axty dsys; ms NJ
cent for three months: n per cent for -four
months. and Htssk pr cent fx i've md six
months.
conmercL paper remains uncAanssd ss pxss
rer cent for the best nameA
London discounh. 4rH. up lN: Psrb a.
counts. ~ pr auf, uneAanepd; Dsgiin disuuuntA
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MARKETS--FINANCE CE--C OblMERCE
IN 4 WORD

wall Street markets were moderately
active at times. but the extreme net
changes Of the day were unimportant
It wsa resting after the activities Of
Wednesday.
Cotton was decidedly strong. after .
weak spell midway In the session.
Closings were to points higher.
Chicago grains were steady and with
out important change-slightly lower.
Local securities. were dull. with Po-
tomsc Electric consolidated 30 on to
1G0k.
Money wal little less stringent here.
but In New York and elsewhere very
strong.
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MEAT RIOTS CONTINUE.
Many Injured In Demonstration
Against German Butchers.

Berlin. Oct. 24-Fierce rioting continued
all day and is in progress tonight as a
protest against the refusal of the butch
ers to keep their shops open and sell
meat at the prices obtaining at the mu-
nicipal shops. Several shops have been
totally wrecked by angry mobs OF
housewives and hundreds of windows
have been broken. Meat Is taken from
the closed shops and trampled upon or
saturated with kerosene and burned. One
meat shop proprietor drew a revolver
when his place was attacked. but drop
ped it when q flung brick smashed his
nose. Scores of persons have been in
jured-
The situation is doubly dificult for
the police because they do not wish to
harm the women.
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Bruken glass has q market. Some Of It Is ground
IN fine. powderlke particles and uscd for various
purlsses. At ether times 1t is remelfed and MAJ
INTO new glass objects.
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Commander OF Cars Yacht Suicides
st. Petersburg. Oct. A.-Rear Admiral
Tchagin. commander of the Cars pri-
vate yacht, the STANDARD, killed himself
to-day by shooting. No reason for the
act has been made known.
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NEW york STOCK MARKET.
GAlID0ADa

oussatssas fuzaidAsd ~ " .. uihhs . O..
a1hn q II Nsv YesA otoek EzehsAO. 1als
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regulaf call Il O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas S. 800 at 10.
Potnmac cons s., 90 at looss. $l.ew at l0oS-
CAPITAL Tnction, "a At 123x
Washington Gas. at g.
Union Trust, at 19h-
United States Trust 1t III. 10 1t 10. 10 at is.
Graphophone com, at 81, Z At 81.
After caIl-washingtou Railway Electric pfd.., ,
It 81.
Potomac Electric s. 81. 900 It losK
GnyT.pNNV.yrT pOyna
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The Safest investments

Are thoee that Do pot nuesuats dufins a.
surbed cooditaons Of the mooey q stnek nAs
kstA EIrye deed Of trua notes tfrN mott
esFes), veil secured On real estate In ths Dis
uict of Columbia. constitute "sit-edss" -
sestmenta They do not DEPEND upon tns
financial responsibility Of Individuals o. eors
purations for their stability. and are exenps
from taxatioo - personal property. We ca
srrply such investments In amounts iron 80
svuard. send for booklse, "CS.scautns LoAss
apd luyessWentA"
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new York COTTON.
CHICAGO aRAM.

ouotsisnns fuznishsd By W. y. Hns 4 Co.. ne.-
ben a tho Chicaeo Board q Tf,de 8ibbs BuiIdiue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
ALL BOOSTERS SAYS
DR.. HARDWOOD
Church Worker Finds Pros
perity and Progress in COun-
try Around Deming and
Columbus.

Down at Columbus and DemlnR. IN
the Mlmhrea valley and surrounding
territory. ! have fQund the most pro-
gresaiye, pushing boosting set Of peo-
pie hist have mel 10 the state sad
Rev. n. NJ. Harwood today. Mr. har.
wood - superintendent Of the Spanish
and English Sunday school work IN
the state for the Methodist Episcopal
church and has just returned from a
trip to Luna county. Mr. HarwOOd
dedicated a church at Columbus on
sunday on which occasion the sum
Of 500 as raised IN a few hours. the
church was cleared OF debt and put
on its feet That IL the way they DO
everything down there, said Dr. iiar-
wood, They at boost; they an pun
together and they 81 advertise. Pub
Ilcity and optimism seem 10 be the
kcynOtes Of sucoeps and tho expidna-
ton Of the remarkable Development
OF that country.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
COUNTY SALARIES TO
Be DISCUSSED At
MASS MEETING
TOMORROW
All Taxpayers Urged to Turn
Ont to Discuss Important
Legislation Pending at San
ia Re.
OF PRESSING INTEREST
TO BERNALILL0 COUNTY

Every taxpayer OF Albuquerque ana
BernnIillo county who Is Interested in
the welfare Of his own personal
pocket book and In the public service
should make It point 10 attend the
gathering OF citizens 10 be held to-
morrow night az the Commercial club,
10 take up the matter Of county sal
aries Legislation Is now pending ~
Santa Re which will fix the compen-
sation OF Officials in the various coun-
ties. In the past tens OF thousands OF
dollars have been palM out annually
BY the taxpayers OF Bernaiilio county
for runious salaries and fees given
county officials out Of all proportion
70 the service rendered Other cOun-
ties have suffered from the same
heavy drain on their finances. iNhat
county officials win receive In the in-
ture depends entirely on the action OF
the present legislature, and a. one OF
the leaders among the first class eOun-
lles In the state and one Of the most
II not the most populous. Berualill0
county Is most vitality interested in
this legislation and L Is dcslred to get
a fun and complete expression Of the
popular sentiment on this question Al
the meeting tomorrow night at the
club. Bills already introduced will be
considered and recommendations 20
the legislature will also come up tor
discussion. This Is a meeting In
which every citizen Is interested and
they should all be there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
ONE CENT PACKETS
. OF SEEDS FOR
THE CHILDREN
School Pupils Should Notify
Teachers Who Will Send in
Orders to Seed Man; Price
Merely Nominal.

The statement II this iiaper yester-
day that the Civic Improvement So
ciety VIII furnish free seeds to the
public school pupils was not quite
correct The society has already die
trIbuted thousand PACKAGES or so;
but more are needed. 70 the society
has made arrangements with y. W..
Fee for furnishing one-cent packets
|0f seeds. All pupils wis notify their
teachers what they want and the
teachers will transmit The orders to
Mr., Fee, the seeds 70 be paid for ny
the children when they receive them
las the rate OF only one cent a packet.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
.EENa la ~s

IEgNnl ia ss-s
bFyan''s Messengers. f'hone sei.sea.
Bebber Co. Opticians. r,hone sos.
Ives, Florist Phone Tsz.
Dr.. Scliwentker, osteopatn, Armijo
Building.
state Treasurer o. n. Marion left
this morning for a brief visit 70 San
"a Fe.
r. n. Sweet. r. q. Bartlett aud G..
q. Dunran, prominent citizena of So
zorro, are In Albuquerque today.
Born. Monday. April 20. 1919. 20
Mt and Mrs. n. v. Lanham Of TO
East Central avenue, a son.
II your horse inteFgerea or you were
not exactly pleased with your laat
shooting. sry us. }. Korber a co.
John W. Collier. member OF the
New Mexico mounted police force, ar
rived IN Albuquerque last nlght from
Estancia.
Ben Williams. chief of the santa
We secret service department. left to-
day for a visit 10 the northern part
81 the state.
Mrs. Roy Benodlet and baby have
returned TO Richmond. Cal. after a
visit hers with Mrs. Benedicts par
onts, Mr and airs. c. b. Hoppins, SIS
South Edith elrset
Rev. A. M. Mandarin, s. D., pastor
OF the church OF she immaculate Con-
ception, left today for santa Fe
where he VIII remain until tomorrow
On bualness affairs.
Mrs Wellington wife OF Charles
Wellington, passenger conductor on
The Rio Grande division OF the Santa
Re, Feiurned last evening from q
brief visit with friends IN ~ Paso
and Doming.
Mr. and AIRS, Robert H. Boulware
and children 0f silver city were IN
Albuqoernue last night, leaving today
tor santa Fe. Mr. nouiwnre Is a
representative from Grant county ia
the state legislature.
Tiers win be a special nnoen-day
sale on hngDles, carriages and hnr.
ness that VII pay every Interested
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

person to look over our large stock
OF up 70 date goods ], korbor & Co,
EOS North Second Of
Rev s. Alonzo Bright. superintend-
ent Of English and Spanish missions
IN New Mexico for the Methodist
Episcopal church, has left for Minne-
apoiis, to attend general conference
meotingtto be held there
e. e. Mccarthy. newly appointed
trainmaster on tho Albuquerque divi-
sion OF the santa Re coast limos. ~
In the city and wilt remain until after
the shrlners' spaelalo are all success
fully started on their way west out
Of Albuquerque.
J. A. Davis. one ~ the general o..
flcials OF the Pullman company. nr-
rived IN Aibuaberdne last evening
and will remain here several days the
guest OF his son. b. A. Davis, Pull
man agent. with headquarters IN this
city.
A formal order has been ISSUED In
the district court, eutn0rizing r. r.
MeCanna, administrator OF the estate
OF James McCorriston, deceased, 10
sell certain real estate belonging TO
the estate. The property Is valued
al $3.50. II II believed the estate de-
ficiency will total tl.960.04.
The Ladies Of ST. Johns Guild will
give a May Day tea. Wednesday. May
LIST. at the home Of Mrs. q. l.. Brooks,
g0s West Copper. There will also DO
sale OF home cooking and fancy
aprons. Ali friends and members are
cordially invited. and the ladies will
be pleased 70 meet and strangers In
the city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

A valuable dressing for nesn
wounds. burns, scalds, old sores, rash,
chafod skin. Is BAfIaARD'S SNOW
LINIMENT Il IL both healing ana
antisepelc Price 95c, SOC and $500
psr bottle. Geld By an druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

u OGERg silver 20 be Obtained
~ with EMPREss coupons is de-
light even 10 the most aaldious
taste. A coupon Ga every sack.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
TRUNKS AND BAGS

Trunks mane 10 order. repaired
snd ezoiianged. DralsFs IA auit
Cnses ana Handbags. Mey
fitted.
Albuquerque Trunk Factory
zoe south second ssreet.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

win De grateful 10 the person VINO
borrowed the 8th Volume OF Constl.
iuiious and Charters II he wlll return
d 10 my once q
FRANK W. CLANCY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
THIs WILL INTEREST MOTHERS.

Mother Gray's sweet Powders f0f
Children, Certain relief for Fever
ishness, Headache. had stomach.
Teething Disorders. move SIND fesu-
late the Bowels and Destroy Worms.
They break up colds in - hours. They
are 80 pleasant 20 the taste Children
like them. over 10000 testimonials.
Used by Mothers for sg years. They
never fail Sold by all Druggists, 25e.
sample mailed FREE Address. Alien
T. Oimsted. lie Roy. n. "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

Hairdresalng; manicufinEi shampoo
Ing facial maasage; Chiidren'a hair
b0bbedi switches dyed cOmuings
made into curls and hraidH body
maasages given "a residences.
MISS "a. v. MOORE.
Barnett lildg. Phone DOa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

Temperature-For - hours
ending az 8 a. M. April 80.
Maximum, sOi minimum. IS:
range az; at a. M, 20; south
west winds; clear.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

Graham Brothers restaurant. iis
West Conini. under me new man
agoment and ownorahip OF r. r.
Dempwolf has. boen entirely removal
"a and re-alINiI "A speciality %
snort CrGtra and while The service
Il excellent and prizes no most mod
crate IN ihe ciiy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

General debillteted for years.
Had Kick headaches. lacked ambition.
was worn ont and al ron down, Sur
dock Blood HitteFn made me a we'll
woman. Mrs. Charles Frietoy, Moos.
up, Conn.
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rRITsCH. col zoe FELT BLDG.

l0-rm. strictly mod brick, 2d So
near 7th East. st..............,..,,s s65O0
e-rm. strictly mod brick. 7,h L. near
LIST south ..,,.;..:.;,;.........., 5000
o-rm. strictly mod brick near uni
s-rm strictly mod. 7th f.. artistic
home on corner lot ....,.,.. 1900
5-rm. strictly mod. brick with recep-
ton hall. on Douglas ave, near Cd
South street -..,..... $3.50
9-rm. strictly mod. brick on 1lth Z
near 1st South ...,.......,... $500
6-rm. strictly mod. brick bungalow;
oak and birch finish throughout
buIlt-in sideboard. ilS So. i5,th p. $3.50
5-rm. mod brick on Lake st. near
9th SO. Lot t0xi57 feet 10 alley, 5000
7~ru1. mod brick. cemented cellar on
9th So. near 5th East, only. 2soO
i-rm. frame east OF state near lith
South =, ,................... $50
5-rn. mod brick. lst w. and 6th So. es50
Old frame house on 50Sl55 IT.. corner
lot, west side. only ly,.,......... $50
Here Is YOUR CHANCE TO collect rent
Double brick house on northwest aide
In good location. rents for s26 per
month: easy terms $3.50
Another ono In the same location
rents 20. SEQ per month: easy
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DOG KENNELS

INTERMoUNTAIN KENNEL co. NO
90. No. ?. Ills Attn ave. Phone Ss6e,M:
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AND TAXIDERMIsTS

xiSsslESlTHlNG IN THE FUR
lne M mist line. We carry COM
eps.sin manufactured goods. Clean
siess' ,rs-dycing and remodcl!nG
y Fur o." yenrs in Salt Lake r.
~ o. z. 5rd South. g206S
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BLOOD POISON REMEDY

THE CAREY BLOOD POISON REM
edies cure blood poison. eczema piles -
long standing. sores. ebcesses. pimpios
deep burns: samples free. $50 South lst
West. Wasalch lq67-w gS9Ss
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DUCK SHOOTING.
TAILORS

ROSELI.. THE TAILOR. Is so. STATE.
sisss
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FOR RENT-GARAGE
AUTO TIRE REPAIRING
FOR sALE-FURNITURE
FOR SALE PIANOS.

cheap. others for rent at very low
rates, Rivers Bros. 23 W. ard South
"'o'' h12s5
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LlNDS CHAPTER NO.
!. Order OF Eastern Star
Masonic temple Stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
members will receive a
cordial welcome
JENNIE r BREcRON.
w. NJ; NELLIE I.
SPENCER. Secretary
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FRITscH. .oI-ao, FELT BLDG
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DRESSMAKING
ATTORNEYS

POWERS & MARIoNEAUX. ATToR-
news O. w. Powers. Thomas Marion
eaux, j. W. Mckinney. Roger w. Powers
Top floor front. Kcarns bldg. Bel 1850
}. :. FlTrluston. notary. n5t3e
- l. OI-ESON. LAWYER.
301 Boston bldg. Was1tch fT2. 1850
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HOTELS AND RooM1No HOUSES

'-'O'-e9 ROOMS. HOT AND COLD RUN
nlne water In each. steam heat.
naths modern and up TO the min
ute. nne ioc.. rent about $3.50 per
roo,n' heat furnished free: extra
~eH furnished-s1o0o cash down.
Ttance can be paid out OF house.
ms ms is genuine bargain and
,,.oo hne money rnaker.
-roNuvely the best bargain ever
pnered In hotel. 5S rooms and
paths. hot and cold water. toilets
and al the modern appointments,
beautifully furnished in Stickley's
TUNED oak mission style furni-
.urs; bundar carpets: absolutely
elean- The loca ton insures the
pest patronage Very low rent, ex-
IRA long lease. Heat and hot wa
yer Tree; A substantial cash pay
ment VIII put the right party in
possession The balance out OF the
mouse A rigid investigation In
vited. No trirers
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CHIROPRACTORS

cecil & CECIL. THE CHIR0PRAc.
tors" IL sick, try US, Get wcll Con.
sultation free. Room 4o3 2S5 South
Main. hi7
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FURRIERS
TAILOR MADE CoRsETS

MRS. MANN: SPIRELLA CORSETS
VIII not break or rust: qua "a ptcrd Nv
lnnd S0sS-J. $50 East eth South. E245l
MRS. NJ HAYES. SPIRELLA CORSETS.
one year guarantee. ef0 " syd No
Wasatch 25S0-J hl0gS
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SOME MORE OF A. R1CHTER's SNAPS.

SOME MORE OF A. R1CHTER's SNAPS.
$3.50 cash. balance monthly payments.
Will buy dandy 4-room cottage. con-
water. and electric lights in the house.
Room for bath room. Location near 7th
South and End and ard West Price
$3.50.
$500 cash. balance easy monthly pay
ments will buy a splendid broom mod
ern. shingle bungalow on state st. One
graded for garden: chicken house house TO 'Is sc
commodate 200 chickens: goo imported
chickeDs flowing we'll piped into the
house; ELECTRIC lights and cemented cell
chaser. Price $3.50,
$500 cash, balance like rent. for the
7-room modern, two-story frame house
with hot water heat House in first
near M st. Sewer, sidewalks and paw
ing all paid in full. Price s35oO.
$500 cash. the balance on time. for
3x10 rods. and an old frame house. on
e. ST., near 18th ave. Lot covered with
fine shade and fruit trees. Price s1i6o.
$500 cash, balance s85 per month. will
buy a seycn-room modern brick cottage.
furnace heat Lot 37xlao feet. near Sth
South and 9Th East Price $4,000.
$500 cash and $50 per month includ
Ing interest, VIII buy an eight-room
two story. white pressed brick residence
nt No. 2Ss south sth East The house
is in f1rst-class condition. Has been
renting up TO two months ago for $40
per month. a well-h built property Sewer.
sidewalk and all special assessments paid
IN full. VIII sell for $500.
II You are looking for an eight or ten
room modern residence in the best resi-
Hiusr - Tn S31 IL
A number on my books ranging in price
from $500 to $4,000. Located on Brig
ham St, lst, 2nd and 3rd avenues We
are headquarters for modern homes
a. RICHTER, 73 MAIN ST. Phone SAL.
hl0l9
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WASATCH LODGE NO. !. F. & A. NJ
Masonic temple. corner First South and
Second East. Regular meetings second
Friday OF each month. Members OF
sister lodges and sojourning Sorethren
cordially invited. r. Q. Leathe-wood. w
NJ; a. J. Lowe. Secretary.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

TO PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
trade mark or copyright, see j. NJ
ThomaN Eagle block. oi2l
SCOTT G. co. ALL COUNTRIES.
terms reasonable 2e6-27 Judge hldc
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CHINA DECORATING

----~~>~------~------~~~~~~
MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO,
"a East Third South China suitable
for gifts and prizes Class and private
lessons ca69
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.oS RENT-sToRERooMs
WELDING

y Or 1AsT IRON. ALUMINIUM.
g raebsy other metal: bring your
[sszirS. and water Jackets 10 US
g Wor,.. oah Ornamental Iron &
"a is;s' 100 West South Temple
-o- p5A50
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SEWING MACHINES


U-r SELL. RENT AND REPAIR hLi'
makes l0a East End So Wasa'"H a'.nee
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70 CASH, DOC WEEKLY.
IS CASH. soc WEEKLY.
IS CASH. soc WEEKLY
These remarkable terms are for short
tlme only. as the few lots We have left
VIII soon be gone. Now Is your oppor-
tunlty Look this matter up today II
you want 10 make some easy money or
secure home Never before and pos
sioiy never again will such bargains be
onered the Salt Lake public
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10 NEW sTorrS NEARBY COM
lied. ~ 81 " State ~. Steam heat
bsstsr location for meats. groceries
fTuTs Main street Is the rloseSt
~ market or drug store Canyon
and. North state street have no
Hre consequently al! residents walk
itssp stores
FTi.E & LITTLE. No. w. and 81.
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