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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-05-06
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MAssTLLoN STEAM BOILER WORKS.
T locomotive, Flue and Tubular Boilers, oil and
IL water tanks made to order. Prompt attention
given TO repairing ..,
jan2 gy J'C. COkHEf, PROPRIETOR
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CANTON LODGE No. "a K. OH.
NTEETs every Monday evening at O'Clock p,
Ul M. Hallin Hane Block. BY order Of
]. II. LIND, Z, HIS. BARNES, D.
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.RAIG & DAUGHERTY.
lebQstttanB.
S1---aAass
B. sANTEE
I.C. HARPER,
Drugqistg.
P. H. BARR,
falccea.or % a. Getnr.l

(SticceSSor TO c. j. GetOer.)
DRUGGIST AND PHARMACIST-Canton, o.
~ Where may be found large and well selected
BtOcR Of Imported and indigenous Drugs, staple ana
rArt Chemicals, Foreign Domestic Medical PrepaL;
AtlOns, Trusses Supporters etc. Combs, Brushes and
Perfumery In endless variety Special attenuon 70
the filling Physicians Prescriptions.
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STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
WYNN. McGREG0R, Publisher, and Plain ana
w Fancy Job Printer, DEMOCRAT Block, Cam
ton Ohio
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HADEssA LODGE No. $50, I.o.oF.
aREENsBURs, SUMMIT coo,
M eets every Saturday night at Odd Fellows Hail,
GEO. FAsNACHT, VIC. sH. sCHRANTZ, Nc.
eprl7 IS. MILLER, Permanent Sec.
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JthtItrS.

GEO. DEUBLE.
DEALER In Watches, Clocks, JeWelry, SILVER
ware &C., east side 'tPublic Square, Can
ton o. RepAiriJN~ @NneT 'NOrt notice.
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The Hood Orphan Memorial Fund
GENERAL g. T. BEAUREGARD,
NV OKLEANs. 1880.

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FUND which IL uyestcd IN United Etaies Rseis,ersd
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ANNUAL TERN, FORTY WEEKS.
EXECUTORS SALE.

RY virtue of an order of the Or
A. phans Court Of the County Of Centre there will
b~ offered at public sale, at Pine Grove Mills
On Saturday, the 7h Of August, 1880,
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d" offered At public sale, at Pine drove Mills,
On Saturday, the 7M Of August, 1880,
at oelock p NJ all the following real estate viz:
Farm No. |, situate in Ferguson town
ship, Centre county. Pa Beginning at stones thence
along public road ". 5sl deg. r. I5S per 10 post !:
thence along other land Of deceased & 81 deg H. az
per TO post in lane thence along said lane 81 deg
W. 53 per. TO stones thence N,i2i deg W. 1851 per
20 place Of begnnng-togetheT with III acres aud l32
per. land bought from Wilson Estate, bounded by
Henry Meek on the vest Lyon, shorb Co on south
Irwin Ross on the east and adjoining the above de-
sctibed land-eontaining In all 100 ACRES and I31
PERCUES, more or less. Having thereon erected q
large BRICK MANSION HOUSE large Bank Barn
Wagon shed, with all convenient and necessary out.
ehard Of apple, cherry and other varieties Of choice
fruit trees lTi being in high state of cultva-
tion, we'll fenced, the balance heavy timber
Farm No. 2, situate in said township and
county Aforesaid Beginning at post In public road
l@ per east from stone corner the place Of begin.
ming Of No above described: thence from said pos,
Weaver :. J2l deg D. I'D per. 10 post thence along
Bailey and Atrhell's land ;. 81 deg. W III per 10
stones; thence s. 81 deg ". rs per 20 post; thence
along line Of farm No ". % deg w. i62 per 10 post
place OF begtnning-containing 1873 acres. iOp! per
Having thereon erected a plank frame house large
hank barn With other outbuildngs with large orchard
of apple and other fruits; having IT0 acres cleared
good state Of cultivation, balance heavy timber and
also = limestone quarry Of great value
Terms of sale. One third cash on confirmation Of
sale. olethir in year and oncthird n two years
Secured by bond and mortgage on the premises
z-fw ID. l.. KREils. Executor.
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Professional Cards.

Professional Cards.
FRANK FIELDING,
Il LAW AND COLLECTION oFF1cE,
l21J ULEARFIELD. PA.
w A. MORRISON,
BELLRFONTE. PA
Once In wosdrinE's Block opposite tho Court HOUSE
ConsnliAiion In English or German. 2-lF
C. p AtEIISpEH. c.S.Bo~n
4 LEXANDER & BOWER,
"a ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Bellefoats Pa may Be consulted In English or Ger
man. Once In 0Arman's Building. LILY
JAMES A.. sEsvEh. J. wEslIr oIrHAaT
REAvER Il GEPHART,
Once on Allegheny street, north Of nigh, Belle.
fonte, Pa lily
ID F. FoRTNEY,
BELLEFONTR, PA.
Last door 10 the len In the Court House. 2.iy
D.s KELLER; I1E1ssrr 4, LAW
ones on Allegheny Street South side Of Lyons
store,
lily Bellefonte, Pa.
T0HN BLAIR LINN,
- ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BBLLEFoSTE PA.
once Allegheny Street, over Post Once. 2i-ly
j. L. sPANGLER, I4E1s,rr..,,.w
BELLEF0NTE, CENTRE COUNTY, PA.
Special attention to Collections; practices in all the
Courts; Consultations In German or English. lily
7. Il. NuRAaT. crRus GORDON.
MURRAY & GORDON,
CLEARFTELD. PA.
win attend the BsllsiOnIe Courts when specially
employed. lily
.T. C. HIPPLE. ;ro..,x..,.,w
LOCK HAVEN. PA.
All business promptly attended TO- lily
WIN. p. MITCHELL,
w PRACTICAL SURVEYOR,
LOCK HAVEN, PA,
WIN attend to eli work In CisaThsid, Centre aud
Clinton counties.
Ofhes opposite Lock Haven National Bank. 9o-iy
M G. HEINLE,
W. ATTORNEY At LAW.
nELLEFoNTE, PA
Once in Conrad House, Alleehsny street.
speetal attention given 10 the collection of claims
All business attended 30 promptly. 2i-iy
VA. WALLACE p.L KREns
WALLACE q KREBS,
w ATToREErs-ATlAW,
CLEARffELD. PA.
WIN attend aud Try oanses at BeIleiOnte vhen spe
eially retained. lily
WILLIAM MCCULLOUGH,
w ATToREEYATLAw,
CLEARFIELD, PA
All business promptly attended 70. liz
nR. JAS. II. D0BBINS, NJ. D.,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Once Allegheny s., over zeiglef's Drug store,
eu BELLEF0STE, PA.
DR. J. w. RHONE, Dentist, can
~ be found ct hi once and residence On Neflh
side q High street. thrce aosr Eaas Of Allegheny,
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Miscellaneous.
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

THE "PATRIoT DURING THF PREsIpES-
TIAL CANVASS.
IN order that everybody, no matter
- how Poor In purse may read the news during the
great political struggle Of 1850, the DanT PEraIor
tSunday edition include) will he sent by mail to sny
address postage free, from the present time un,il the
fifteenth Of November next, fes $500; 10 clubs Of 1--WE
or mor snd one copy free 70 the sender Of the cluh
$3.50 per copy. Without sunda, edition. the DnY
PAfRor wIl be sent by mail To any address postage
Free for same period for s20. cluts Of ave OF more
with one copy free o sender Of elab) s2oO per copy
THE WEEKLY PATRIOT
from Che present time until The week after the Pr~a
deaial elecion will he sent any address postage
free, for foHrH CESTs ts clubs II Eve OF upwards
for fRff.FIvE CEsrs per copy, with oopy free 10
sender Of elub. In every the money must aecon
psay the order. Nov s the time 70 get mp elaha.
Democratic local organizations circulate eheao
snd more affective campaign literature than news.
papers furnished 20 these extraordinarily Low fases
seHd IN yoar orders addressed PafnIos PuHtIsstpo
Co. HAantsAuRa. Pa "a
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WOODWARD SEMINARY.
Boarding and Day sehesl asr ysung Ladies
ana Little Children.
SECOND AND LOCUST STREETS,
HARRISBURG. pa.

Regular term vim beKla SEPTEMBER 10 $50.
Course Of ssudy-cassie and scsentIac. With masc
and Art
Heard and tuition from tasO . taSo Jar ED no
extras.
FOR clrvulars and all desirable information Aaars,
1-an PRINCIPAL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-14
Accidents,

On SaturdsySa man named Hath
enbrook met with a painful accident
at Swiit's single mill, on Provo
River. He was working over the
saw, when the eleeTe of his jumper
was caught by the teeth, the saw
running at the time, and his right
hand was drawn doan on it and
almost severed, The cut being disgon-
ally from the upper joint of the little
finger across aud nesrly up to the
wrist above the thumb. He was
brought to this city, arriving here
about II O'Clock on Sunday morning,
and taken to st. Mary's Hospital.
DIR. Benedict amputRted the hand,
taking it of at the wrist, thus avoid
ing the cutting Of any bones. Mr..
Hathenbrook vas about town on
Monday, and is getting along nicely.
On Saturday morning, at South
Jordan, John WinEard. while at
tending to a thrashing machine, also
met with a painful accident. By
some means his hand accidentally
caught in the machine, and it was
pretty badly mangled, one of the
bones in the back of the hand being
pulled clean out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-14
Fire.

Abou! $40 o'clock last night, g
blaze WAS seen in the Office OF Chap
man & Whytock, directly over the
postolice, on Second South street.
The alarm was given, and in q short
time the engine and hose cart we're
on the scens, bat their services were
fortunately unneeded. So far as can
be learned spirit lamp in the Office
bad either exploded or the curtains
blew against it and got on fire. In q
few minutes there was a bright blaze,
but the door was burst open, the
lamp thrown out upon the pave
ment, the curtsinl torn down and the
whole fire e1tinguished. The casing
Rss burned a little, other than
which no serious damage Waa done.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-14
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the latest quotations
+ -four, grain, wool, etc., in the sau
Francisco market
FLOUR-Superfne,SS 50G4 co. Bakers
Extra, g 90 ass I23; Family Extras
3 81; Walls Wslla, extra, % 00@S5 Y!
pbbl.
WHEAT-No.l, 81 409 49,; No
=, 81 3O0I 30 p ctl.
BARLEY-Fced, 20 a s2lc. for Coast
Gnd75c9s2tc forBayi Brewing, s73@92-
p cwt.
OATS-Quotable atS1 $50 81 45R ctl'
for Feed.
CORN -Quo.able ii 81 OBJ for Lsrg,
Yellow 81 O5 for Small, and 81 % col
White, . ell.
WOOL-San joaquin and SoutherT
Coast - @ 25c. nominal. Very litti'
doing.
HiDES-Dry Hides, usual selections
Flint, 10 % I9lc,; Dry kiTrs, - q l95c
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 65lbs
70lc; do, under 55 lbs, IGc; Kips, l0c
CaIf-skius, 10 q l2c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-14
WOula-be Jail Breakers

Some Of the present inmates of th,
City Jail have been making vigorou
attempts to escape lately. For Sons
time there have been = couple of Eel
lows named DAILY and Lawrence ii
the jail, awaiting trial on a charge O
/ horse stealing n Davis County, men
ton OF which was made at the time.
a few days ago Daily made his escape,
He and his partner and one or two
others, not confined for ofeDses
against The city, take their meals
with the chain gang, and after getting
through are taken up stairs and there
turned into and locked in q large
room by the jauitor. The other day
the ianit0r sent them up before him,
and as be thought, locked them all
in; but DAILY vent up first and jumped
through a trRnsom into a closes at the
head of the stairs, and there re-
manned until the janitor went out.
He then slipped down stairs and got
behind the wooden door. During
this time, one of the little prigs,
named Wilson, WAS washing out the
starr, and asked the jsnitor TO get
him 8 bucket of water. This was
complied with, and the door being
open, DAILY popped out and made his
exit, and bis departure wsJ not dis
covered until supper time. Since
that time Daily has not been heard
from.
Some time ago, and before this, a
fellow named w. II. Wade wac ar
rested on a charge of stealing hand
kerchieis from a Chinsman: he was
tried, found guilty aud fined SO.
Two days be worked on the streets,
aud On the third he was released
by Lawrence paying his fine.
Lawrence had PLACID some money
in the hands of his! lawyer, and gave
Wade an order for the amount. Il
was then suspected by the police that
IN return for this Wade would at
tempt to free Daily, Lawrence and
the niger Dorsey, in for burglary
and 9 petty of1ense, all Of whom are
hard cases and anxious to get out.
On Saturday night last, by some
means, q couple OF saws, one quite
large and reversible and the other
smaller, were Struggled into the jail,
presumably through the letting down
Oi rags from the back window, to
Which the saws we're tied and then
drawn up. The following day the
jauitor discovered these save slowed
away in 6 vacant cell, with a ioJ OF
blankets, and Lawrence was al once
suspected, and his person searched.
Ga the inside Of bic vest we're dis
caFered four of the finest saws i'm
sgiaabje, 90 light, so small and so
fine that no difficulty would be ex-
perienoed in hiding them. while they
would glide through a sbackle in a
short time. Wade, whose fine Law
renee mad paid, wss also suspected,
and on Monday the police picked MIN
up on the street and landed him in
jail, Wnera he awaits tria. to-day. Il
IS thought a clear Cass Is bad against
Wade, Gs ssWs answering the des-
cIiption Of the two found in the cell
we're very recently cold at Geo. Scott
& Co.'s store to o young man who
answers the description of Wade.
To-day Will settle IT.
On several other occasions things
Of this kind have been discovered by
the jslloF, and The attempts of DAILY.
Lawrence art the niger Dorsey 10
escape have been most persistent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-14
Theatre.

There was but a moderate house a
the Theatre last night. when Mr
Logan Paul, the young Salt Lake
actor, took his benefit AID made bis
fist appearance 10 a number OF yesrs.
The piece, "Our Girls, F" Is a very fpt
comedy, though on the whole II
would be difficult to pass a candid
judgment on 1t from last nights per
formances. Mr.. Paul made one
serious mistske in billing his az the
finest combination that has been here,
for it is far from it. The members
ofthe Sunny South" Troupe are very
fair average actors, some of them
good, bat there we're too many
local Tbespians to entitle the COM
bina.ion to individual credit, had
the performance been a success. Mr..
Paul was greeted with round OF ap-
plsuse, on bis appearance, and his
acting showed that five years absence
had been spent in study and profit,
and as be does not call himsel star,
he is doubtless entitled to all be
claims for himself a. an actor. The
members OF the sunny South"
troupe we're pretty we'll up in their
parts, but there were a number OF
bitches, mainly the fault OF local
actors, who manifested a lack OF
familiarity with their parts IS
we'll as a lack Of rehearsal.
While Mr.. Paul has doubtless done
all in his power to give a good per-
Torrance, and while in many respects
1t was good, nevertheless it was so far
from what was expected, or what peo-
pie we're led to expect, that he would
have done better by waiting until the
rest of his troupe arrived and given
the piece by the combination entire.
One of the young local lady actresses
was not wise-she should have brushed
the dust off her shoes. Duetv shoes
take of great deal OF the poetry OF
acting. For Mr. Paul's cake We
ceald have wished and did hope for a
better performance; be and his COM
psny seem capable Of it, bat come
thing was wrong.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-14
MabOmefs Celestial Maideps.

The Koran describes the bellies oil
the Mu=sulmau Paradise as most
delsCtAble creatures made Of milk
and na=k, hut wa opIne tha. their
cOmrIexionsl charms would DO dim
med % the lustre and beauty Of the
fair kin besUdfed by "GLEzN's SUI
PEU soap" age makes DO impress.
slon - the face 10 which this enemy
TO decay hiss been applied. Be
ware o! couuterleitg. See that &c. 4.
CRITIEST0N, Proprietor" is printed
on each packet, without which none Is
genuine. Sold By druggists a. .
cents, three cakes so cents. Hill
INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE" the least
costly Of sil dyes N use and the InCsl
elective.
SAVE YOURSELVES, C0UGHsI HALE'l
ECSEy or HOEEaoUED AND TAR pre-
vent bronchitis ana consumption.
PIEE's TOorHAcHE DaoEs Cure i
one minute. IS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-14
4 SaHera Accident.
Monday evenings Junction contains

Monday evenings Junction contain
the following:
i On Saturday evening last, Mr.
Robert Baird, resident of Willard
and who, for long time past hs
been engaged az section boss on th'
Utah and Northern Railroad, met witt
a shocking accident. On the after
noon, of the day mentioned Mr.
Baird, having business 10 Ogden, IL
company with four others, placed 6
hand car upon the track, and came
to this city. About 6 o'clock in the
evening, with his companions, be
started back for Willard. When the
Baird party started. another party,
also on hand Car, we're Immediately
behind them. The two CATS were run
at tolerably rapid speed. On the
front of the frat car sat Mr.. Baird,
who was looking out for any obstruc-
ton that might be ahead. When
the two cars reached a point about
one and a half miles north OF
the depot, the hat of man on Mr..
Baird's car was blown of the owners
head. The owner of the hat at once
called out to those on the rear car to
stop, that he might recover his hat.
The gentlemen on the first car IN
derstood what he said, and one Of
them put on the brake. But tbose
10 the second car, probably not seeing
the hat blown of, and failing to
understand the words addressed to
them. still kept up their speed. AS
a consequence, when the frst Car
Stacked up the second car came up
and struck the first very violently.
Mr.. Baird, with another man, was
thrown of the car. The last men
toned individual escaped with few
bruises, but it was not 30 with Mr..
Baird. That gentleman fell across
the track, and both cars passed over
him. The unfortunate victim was
Immediately conveyed to the house OF
Mr.. Cary and DR.. P. L. Anderson
summoned. Upon his arrival tn
doctor made a diagnosis, and dis
covered that Mr.. Baird, besides re
ceiving several bruises about the face
and head. had his left leg broken
midway between the ankle and the
knee, the bone protruding through
the skin; there was also a frightful
cash on the foot of the same leg. On
the right leg, between the ankle and
knee, was a terrible cash, cut
through to the bone, about eight
inches in length and seven in width.
Near this were five other bad lacers-
tons, and on the foot OF the same leg
were two very severe cuts. The IN.
fortunate man also received a most
severe and dangerous confusion over
the small OF the back. At last &C
counts the gentleman was still in q
precarious condition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-14
Accident in the StOrmOnt.

An accident occurred in the Stor-
mont Mine. yesterday afternoon, By
wbich a miner named Charles Moss
was very severely injured, and only
narrowly escaped from being crushed
in pieces. Moss and bis partner were
working in one of the lower levels Of
the mine, when suddenly and with
ont any warning a. huge slab OF rock
fell from the rooi and pinned Moss to
the ground. dielocating his hip and
cutting him over the head. The in
teryention of q plank luckily kept the
full weight of the rock of him, or
otherwise he must have been instantly
killed. Help was at once procured
and the unfortunate man brought to
the surface and taken to the hospital,
where be ig nov receiving the neces-
ssry medical attention, end eyeTy
hope is entertained Of his recovery
Silver Reef Miner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-14
IT'S Truly WONDERFUL

To see what Improvements c01 exjs
&c compared with railway travel only
RfeW years age. To become convinced
Of THE, one bas only 70 select for bis
route East, the populnTaDd weil-known
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
You sze Loaded by the Union Pacific
RailToad in the Union Depot d, Coua.
81 Bluffs, where stands tbs G. & n
". Palace Train, composed cf Pull
Maa Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleeping
SaTs, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Care,
etc, ready 70 convey its passcn-
geEs rough lows and Illinois, and
Into . iCago. Gliding smoothly along
over tie superb track Of steel raj
through thriving cities and Villages.
Comfortably seated in this train, ons
scarcely discovers the high rate O.
speed which ne is riding. Trsins o.
tnis road are always On time, con
aeeAons sure, and passengers geek
ing pleasure, comfort, safety anc
Sas g.. IN travelling, will ind tn'
NoTIh-Western" in excess OF theil
expectations, and the greatest Of a
routes to Chicago and the East. In
"! upon Ticket Agents selling yOU
taliczets TIA this Road; al Agents eel
men Examine your Tickets, anc
.e.nse to buy if they DO not read oyeI
S9@ Road. II yen wish the Bes
tIA7eiing Accommodations, you vii
~ your Tickets by this Route
%AED WILL TAKE No OTBEF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-14
SELLING OUT FOR CASH.

Having 3 desire to retire from the
Eecond-hsnd rsiness, l offer for sale
Il large stock o! Household Goods and
Traps of every description Cheap 70.
Cash.
With .he oatE. DOw in my posses
sion l intend 10 completely democrat
lie tie Furniture Trade There Will
be no fxcd prices upon whiCh TO give
quotations until the business is wound
M. john GRAMS.
Rul Hall Block West Cf Theatre.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-14
The Parker Murder.

Jared Dalton, the confessed rsyisher
and murderer of the old lady Parker,
was taken south from the Peniientiary
on Sunday morning. He was heavily
ironed and IN charge OF Deputy L.
Sprague, and goes south, doubtless, to
be sentenced or to appear as wit
ness against Jennings, whom Dalton
charges as being accessory to the
crime, and who was formerly arrested,
then discharged after an examination,
and was recently resr ested.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-14

Mr.. c. w. CARTER. PHOTOGRAPHER
to his e1ceIIency President r. B.
Hayes, will, on receipt of 25o., mail
a fine Ssereoscopio Picture taken at
General Smiths, Fort Douglas. OF
President z. B. Hayes and Suite, or
of the Artillery preparing to Salute
the President, or any OF the Eight
Views OF the Oath of July Procession.
Interior or Exterior of the Assembly
Hall, Bathers in Salt Lake, the
Standing Monument, Welcome and
Emerson 10 the Penitentisry, or any
of my 1000 Stereoscopio Views OF
Utah, three for 50c.; Album size 15c.,
or two for Use. These views are slso
on sale at Jss. Dryers or W. F.
Ray bouid's, Salt Lake City. s1l