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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-18
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kept under the direct supervision of she
county committee.
Yesterday being Saturday, Demo-
Gratis from all parts of the county
were in the city on their weekl.
trading visits. Democratic county
headquarters were flooded with repre-
sentative men, who brought cheering
news from all corners of the COUNT
ticket will receive two weeks from
Tuesday. While the whole list, from
Bryan down. will get a great vote,
there seems to be a special determine
ton to slaughter the Republican coun-
ty commissioners 1.-The people know
when they have had enough" said
Orrin P. Miller of Riverton. They
know who is responsible for the hole
the county is in, and Geddes and
Christopherson will be simply. showed
UNDER
No less than six prominent Repub-
licans, men who have stood high IN the
party, called at Democratic headquar-
tiers yesterday and announced that
they would vote the whole ticket from
Bryan down to constable One OF
them, who has hitherto been known as
one of the most intense Republicans
went to Friday nights meeting in the
theatre to try and find some reason
why he ought to vote for the head
of the Democratic ticket and bolt all
the rest of it. That meeting" he
said, was both amusing and disheart-
ening. 1t was all denunciation of
the Republican national policy, and an
appeal to voters to stay with the Re-
publican local party. We admit said
~. l,n o,.fx hi
to be repudiated for what it did in St.
Louis, but don't let us repudiate it ii
Salt Lake 1 cannot reconcile it with
my conscience" said the Fourth pre-
cincter, ito say that 1 can trust the
Democrats with the presidency of the
nation. but I can't trust them with the
county of Salt Lake. So L will swai-
low the whole ticket, and hundreds Of
others will do the same"
At Democratic county headquarters
yesterday the committee was in ex-
ceedingly high spirits over the news
contained in the New York World of
Wednesday last. That rampant gold
sheet had a column devoted to the ap-
pearance of Bryan money on Wall
street to take up some of the absurd
odds said to have been offered on Nc
Kinley's election. The World saws
as soon as the firm of brokers with
Bryan money put in an appearance,
those odds went out of sight in trice,
and diligent search all day failed to
resurrect them.
A member of the bar yesterday said
that the lawyers and judges of the
town, without regard to politics, would
solidly vote for Van Colt. The same
lawyer said Van Colt would run 300
ahead of his ticket, and that Arm
strong, Hall and Rawlins would poll
the next heaviest vote.
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MARVELLOUS, IF TRUE.
Extraordinary Wearing Qualities of
Wooden Goods Made in Utah.

A bishop of one of the wards called
at the store of Cutler Bros. Co. and
showed them an overcoat that he had
worn every winter for fifteen years.
and there were no holes in it. The
cloth was made at the Provo wooden
mills. A Iaoy showed piece of Provo
twilled flannel that had been in con-
stanr use six years and was to all
appearances good for six years longer
and the universal opinion is that the
Provo mills goods will wear at least
twice as long as eastern goods. These
irst-class goods are for sale at the
agency, Cutler Bros. Co., Sc Main
street, Salt Lake city, at prices as low
as are asked for inferior goods. They
also run a clothing and knitting fac
tory in connection with their business.
and make up Provo cloths into men s
and boys suits, both ready-made and
made to order, and their ladies' misses
and children's stockings are first class:
and the best of it is that it gives en-
ployment to so many people here, who
buy the farmers products, pay taxes
and help to build up our new state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-18

The First National Spiritual Association
Of Utah meets this evening at o'clock
at the southwest corner OF First South
and First West streets. Subject: Spirit
1al Embodiment" Psychromet5c tests. All
he Welco-ne.
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Rev. Anna Shaw, the noted pulpit
orator and lecturer, will deliver a lecture
next month. The subject has not yet
been announced
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army, had charge of the train.
When the tram stopped at ogden, and
the men alighted. person might search
the world in vain 70 find a more striking
illustration of real army life than was
there presented. Weary and travel
stained they looked as II they had been
on a long march across the continent. in
stead of riding about thousand miles
in a Pullman sleeper.
Shortly before 6 the bugie sounded the
recall the conductor yelled All aboard. ("
the engineer released the throttle. and the
train pulled out of the depot amid a vol
ley of cheers for Bryan and Sewall.
harbor, to occupy the adjacent posts.
foremost among which is Fort Hamilton.
Two regiments of artillery from tIorlaa
and Iouisiana will occupy the Preside,
which. in the meantime, is guarded oy
one company of the First infantry
Several friends of the soldiers were az
a right royal welcome. Almost the whole
regiment is for Bryan and Sewall.
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,vo,cott,, .pa5n PAINT remedy

Is the hest. already it has made many
hundreds of friends in this state. Why?
because it does what it SAYS it will
Try it and be convinced 1t is the most
cooling application ever known. In
damma ton is the cause of pain, and
tine secret of the success Of Wolcotts
pain PAINT" is, it subdues 'nflam-
nation promptly and pain instantly
stops. The healing process then be-
gins. Heat, Inflammation and all pain
disappear by using it. SURE CURE
FOR CATARRH. 25c. Soc and 81 bot
ties. All druggists sell it.
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THE TYPHOID EPIDEMIC.
HDAglTE DEPARTMENT. REPORT
SHOWS A SERIOUS INCREASE.
Twenty-seven New Cases Were Re-
ported During Last Weel-The
Situation is Far Froln Encourage
ing.

The report of the health department
for the past week shows another seri-
Gus increase in the spread of typhoid
fever, no less than twenty-seven new
cases being reported during the week.
OF scarlet fever cases, six are known
to exist, while there are four cases of
diphtheria. There were twenty-four
births reported during the week, nine
OF which were males and fifteen fe-
males The deaths numbered fifteen
four males and eleven females.
The increase in the number of cases
of typhoid, despite the efforts of the
health department, is rather alarm
ing, and the situation is receiving
careful attention on the part of the
authorities
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Henry Snarr and Fred Brooks. two
youths were arrested last night on the
charge of petit larceny. They had some
lemi1ohns, supposed TO have been stolen,
In their possession.
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Cisy.-Third Ward Saturday, October Il.
a. T. SANFORD and Benjamin A. Harbour,
FrTinberg's hall. Fourth North, near First
West.
Draper Saturday, October Il. Waldemar
Nan Colt, DR.. Ellen 3. Ferguson. Silver
@eci.ations by Miss Cara Ferguson.
East Mil Creek-Saturday, October II.
|Ece ndinavian rally, c. NJ. Nelson. F. S.
F'erlstrom. ;! c. Jensen, Thomas p
Lewls, Alfred Nelson Songs and recita-
|tions- ~
Pleasant view-Monday. October 49, f
IH. Holzhcirer. Allen T. Sanford.
Bluff Daie-Monday. October 10, c. a.
,CorlSllng. D. o. Rideout. ir., Margaret a
|Caine.
West Jordan-Monday, OCTOBER u, Henry
" Lawrence (the money question:
Pier SAINT View ent)-Monday. Oc-
tober 1g, f. II. Holzheimer. Ray Van Colt
Hunter-W ednesday. October p, James
-. Pardee, Walter Murphy, Frank W.
lNargetfs.
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DIED.

UNSWORTH-In Salt Lake city. Octo-
Der II, of typhoid fever. Joseph Uns-
worth son of John and Jane Uns-
worth, formerly Of Bury Lancashire.
England Aged IS years and 10 months.
Notice of funeral later.
The funeral services of the late Bar
zillai Williams, who died on the 18th
inst. will take place at the family resi-
dence. ITO East South Temple street, to-
day at pm. Friends of the family in
v.ted.
The remains of the late Anna Selma
Broadbent can be viewed at the residence,
Is P street, 10 to u a. m. Sunday
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

The Collection Business is no expert
ment or side issue with us. We have
been in il for years, and any business In
trusted to our care win receive prompt
and proper attention. Accounts are not
pigeonholed and permitted to outlaw: we
make a speciality of collecting accounts
and judgments that others have failed
to collect
FRANCIS G. LUKE. General Mgr
Merchants Protective association, Us
and 119. Commercial block.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
MONDAY. OCT. 10.

Democratic Couaty Headquarters
Scandinavian rally.
Pleasant view-F. H. Holzheimer,
Allen T. Sanford.
West Jordan-Henry W. Lawrence.
Bluffdale-S. w. Darke, D. o. Ride
out. jr., Margaret A Game.
Pleasant Green-Richard B. Shop
herd, Joseph E. Taylor.
Big cottonwood-D. o. Rideout, jr.,
Waldemar Van Colt.
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RALLY AT SPRINGVILLE
Democrats Entfuse Over Hon.
Fisher S. Harris Oratory.
WAS A RED HOT MEETING
ONE OF THE LARGEST POLITICAL
MEETINGS EVER HELD THERE.

lr. Harris Paid His Respects to the
Coercers of Esnployees-TookJ john
Sherman TO Task and showed
Him to Have Advocated Monetary
Laws That Proved FaiIures-Re-
peIs the Charge That Advocates
OF Silver Are Administrative Are
the Children of Our Fathers Who
Created the Nations Wealth nnd
Who Defended it in Time of War"
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VICTORY IS
Tn THE AIR
Democratic County Committee
Is in Very High Spirits.
SALT LAKE COUNTY SAFE
We Will Carry it By Two Thou
sand.

DESERVING Their Party
BY the Hundreds-yan Colt VIII
Run Away Ahead-canvass Shows
the Democrats Are All on the
AIert-From All Over the County
the People Cry For n Change
A Hot Campaign on in This City
Meetings Which VIII Be Held.
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TUESDAY, OCT. 20.

Second Municipal Ward-Sixth ward
meeting house: ]. B. Timmony, F. II.
Holzheimer, Margaret A. Caine.
Third Municipal Ward-Plymouth
Congregational church: James H.
Moyle, S. A. Kenner, DR.. Matte
Hughes Cannon.
Fifth Municipal Ward-Place to be
announced: Colonel A. c. Ellis, c. S.
Kinney, Mrs. Emily S. Richards.
Sugar-Waldemar Van Colt, LIE
Grand Young.
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To the Public.

1 am placing on the market the Ev-
anston coal, an article that is equal to
any other coal sold here as a heat
producer, and superior to all in being
free from rock, slate. slack and clinller
Send me a trial order.
]. w. WHITEHEAD. Jr., Agent.
Telephone No. 224-2 rings.
Office 2O6 South Main street, White
house drug store. P. o. box 1886.
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THE MILITARY TRAIN.
Second Section of the Fifth Artillery
ut Ogden.

At ten minutes before yesterday after
noon the special military train bearing the
second section of the Fifth United States
artillery from Fort Presidio. California.
pulled into the Union depot at Ogden. just
eleven hours late. 1t was scheduled for
a. M, but on account of a wheel of one
the other side of Kelton, they were con-
siderably delayed.
The train was composed of eleven
freight cars, two baggage cars, and nine
Pullman tourist sleepers. The cars were
occupied by five batteries. the Fifth artil-
lery band, and the officers with their
wives and children. The batteries were
A, B, G, /, and L., commanded by Cap
tsins Roberts. Hill, Lopai. Woods and
Frink respectively. Colonel Graham,
brevet brigadier-general United States
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Notice to Wnfcr Consumers.

All parties owing unpaid water rates
that is, those who haven't paid up
to January 1, 1S97-are hereby notified
that their water is liable to be turned
off now at any time without further
notice, as the tax is past due and de-
linQuent. 7. L. MAY,
Cifv T1ran crI-er
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Mr.. Charles H. Brink, manager for
Joslin & Park, says he was suffering
for seyerals days with a severe cold.
He bought one bottle of Anti-Coryza
tablets of F. j. Hill & Co. and after a
few doses was completely relieved, with
no i'll after effect. He describes the
effects of Anti-Coryza as magical
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-18

Ayers Hair Vigor. which has OUT
lived and superseded hundreds of sim
liar preparations, is undoubtedly the
most fashionable as well as economi-
cal hair-dressing in the market. By
its use the poorest head of hair soon
becomes luxuriant and beautiful.
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SOCIETIES.

MASONIC NOTICING. Moriah Lodge
No. 2. will hold a special meeting tomor-
row CMonday) evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Work in z. A. degree Masons qualified
invited. Christopher Diehl, Secy.
MT MORIAII LODGE NO. 2, A. F. and
A. NJ. Regular communications held at Ma
sonic hail, the second Monday of each
month. Members of sister lodges and
sojuorning brethren in good standing ara
cordiai'v invited to attend
WILLIAM JOHN LYNCH. W. M.
CHRISTOPHER DIEIfIl, Secretary
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Given Axvny.

For one week only With every pur-
chase amounting to 90 cents, combina-
ton ladies' toilet case, containing 152
useful articles. valued DIT half a dollar.
SMITH DRUG COMPANY, Inc.
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The Third municipal ward and other
election precinct committees of said
ward are hereby called to meet at Mrs.
Eliza Thomas residence, 557 West
First North street, Monday evening at
1880 sharp. instead of Tuesday evening,
J. IT. Raleigh.
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Fired KruE Brewing Co. Cabinei Beer
Try the Krug Cabinet beer. 1t is
telicate, invigcrating and satisfying.
bn1ce and headquarters 70 East Second
South. r. NIEMAND,
Local Manager.
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THE CITY
Weather Today --=n
Casr, Stationary Temperature.
TOWN TALK.

The many friends of Joseph Bull, jr..
viii regret 10 learn that he and four men,
bers Of his family are i'll.
The National Guardsmen and the EN-
pire teams VIII piay a game Of baseball
at Fort Douglas at 10 am. today.
ut a. 0n. yesterday the thermometer
REGISTERED 20. at noon 81 and at p. m.
60. the maximum temperature being q
and the minimum IS.
Forest f-esl are raging in the mount
nias east OF sBountiful. They have been
burning for \ almost week and are
steadily increasing III size.
The mceting) of the woman's Suffrage
association wifi be held at The Woman's
Exponent office on Tuesday at 2:30 p m
Cassie c. Newman, secretary
Rev. Anna Shaw. the noted pulpit
orator and lecturer, will deliver a lecture
al the tabernacle during the early part OF
next month The subject has not yet
been announced.
Henry snarr and Fred Brooks. two
youths. were arrested last night on the
HS;harge of petit larceny: They had some
lemijohns, supposed TO have been stolen,
their possession.
~ The First National Spiritual Association
tof Utah meets this evening at O'Clock
54nt the southwest corner OF First Soutn
v and First West streets. Subject: Spirit
ial Embodiment" Psychromet3c tests. All
sre welcome.
M Friends and members OF the bar yes
Mterday telegraphed an order for an ele-
Agant floral tribute for the funeral of the
EIate Mrs A T. Schroeder. The same will
be delivered at the reception of the
basket at the old home of the deceased
Wisconsin.
q County Collector Spencer reports tax
51collections very good. People should bear
In mind, however, that all taxes become
Delinquent on November Is. and from that
TIM nall delinquent taxes will be assessed
Interest at the rate of one Per cent. per
1non<h until paid
M future the meetings of the First
b{ffery viii be held in the office of the
v5ant-general IN the city and county
buf4ing. except when otherwise ordered.
TIM battery is increasing in numbers
RecIzlits are coming in fast and the at
tendance at drill is good. The last roll
call Showed thirty-eight men present.
| SERGEANT Esiinger is still wearing his
star aid uniform and viii continue 10 do
So for tseVeral days to come While the
decision, of the supreme court practically
disposesl of the case and dismisses MI
Eslirger, from ne service, a relnittitur
u cannot he issued until the expiration OF
fwerfy days. in which period the sergeant
may make up his mind what TO DO. y
cannot be ascertained yet whether ne Will
make an effort to obtain a rehearing. me
A reverse seems the more probable and that
he will step gracefully out of the depart
rnent in which he has served so creditably
&for years past, when notified 10 DO So
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kutah Commercial and Savings Bnnls
s. General banking business: pays per
%ept on deposits. F. Armstrong. pres:
". w. Madsen, vice-pres-: j. &. Jen-
[nfngs. cashier: "a e. 1st South Ctreet.
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DR.. H Beckstrom, dentist; room 10
Galena block, So East Second South or
176 State street, Salt Lake City.
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Lady Voters, Attention.

F. Auerbach & Bro. are offering for
this week only ladies' four button kid
gloves, all sizes, in black and colors,
at Csc. per pair
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$3.50 invested. Safe, conservative Pros
pectus proofs free. F. DAILY, 1898 Broad
way. New York.
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ChiIdrens, Dresses.

F. Auerbach & Bro. are showing an
elegant line of childrens dresses, ages
to Il years, in the latest styles and
colors
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DR.. NJ. A. Hughes has removed his
office from the Mccormick building to
the Summit building, 226 South Main
street
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HORSES to pasture at Crismon farm,
or ]. D. Muir, 10 East Twelfth South.
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REAL EsTa1'E TRANSFERS.

w. p. o'Meara TO A. Lavagnino ct al,
Part of section %, township 1 south,
range ! vest ..:............... .s1ot
Societe Anoneme Des Moines de Lex to
the Cong, omerate NJ. company, part
of section 35, township 2 south, range
west 49,.
John Mitchell ct ux. TO Robert Sher-
wood, lot 5, block 8, Sherwood
Forest addition acknowledgements. 500
Annie Nicholson to Charles Triptow,
part of section 20, township south.
range / east OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3at
Lulu Snlyth to Fred Noble, lot 20,
Cummings subdivision ...............
Luella Kimball TO Elias s. Ki1nball,
part OF lot 5. block IS. Plat A...... ]
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4 Abstracts furnished. titles insured.
{aud interest psid on deposits by
Utah Title Insurance and Trust COM
pany, LOG Main street
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IF YOU WANT a new home on the
Third street car line on the installment
plan. apply to the owner, F. a. Grant.
corner of S and Third streets, or Nos.
217 and 21S Dolly block.
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KENNETH DONNELLAN. stock
and mining broker 10 West Second
South. Telephone $40.
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The Sanitarium Natatorium baths
ara open day and night. Baths. 25c.
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What makes Blackcoke carry home a
lot Of law books every night he's out
iate?"
Makes his wife think he's been work
ing hard on case.--Detroit Free Press.
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For painless dentistry call on DR.. E.
rs. Keysor. 162 Main street. Scott-Auer-
bach building.
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MINING claim at Seven Mile pass.
Cedar Valley. Enquire Jacob Ovard,
Thomas WINS, American Fork.
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Improved and painless methods OF
dentistry. DR.. z. NJ. Keysor. 162 Maic
street. Scott-Auerbach building.
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. q.

First municipal ward ninth ward
annex)-Colonel A. c. Ellis, Waldemar
Van Colt. Mr.. j. r. Letcher will ex-
plain the Australian ballot, and sam
pie ballots will be distributed.
Democratic county headquarters, 246
State street-John Q. Cannon, John W.
Burton, j. B. Timmony.
Hunter-Walter Murphy, James D.
Pardee. Frank W. Margetts.
Union-D. C. Dunbar, Mrs. E. K. La
Barthe.
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lC. S. Martin sells all kinds Of coal.
\ ). West First South.
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CHEAP, one good light spring wagon.
at 635 West Third North.
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STEAM-HEATING.

p. J. MORAN : STEAM AND HOT
water heating and ventilating apparatus
No. 20 West Second South
THE DAVID JAMES CO.. steam and
hot water heating. No. 81 Main street.
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FOR SALE.

RAMS.-Long wooded Lincoln grades and
Merino rams. Apply at go West Second
North street.
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Political announcements.

Famous with our public speakers for
giving a clear silvery tone TO the voice.
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The Weber Coal company is prepared
10 deliver any quantity of coal, from
lone sack to a carload. Rock Springs.
Fs4s5 per TOM Weber, $3.50 per ton
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CHEAP.-New three Jack Pot slot ma
street.
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GOOD BUGGY: only $40; 81 wesb
Tenth South.
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THIRD WARD COMMITTEES.

quarters Tuesday evening, Oct. 20
Samuel E. Allen, Chairman; George A
Alder, Secretary.
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A Money saver For the Ladies'.
\ BE sure to secure a pair of the
ratchless Mascot" two clasp kid
gloves at s1.25 q pair, at
r. AUERBACH & BRO.
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INSTRUCTION.

L. r. HALLE. mandolin, guitar, banjo
and violin instruction. Fine instruments
furnished free to pupils for practice.
Mandolin and guitar clubs open to pupils
without charge. Call or address studio
No. %, Gladstone building. 119 Main street
BOOKKEEPING, arithmetic. shorthand,
typewriting, etc. H. N. Winter. Constitu-
ton building.
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OLD lumber, fire wood and adobes. In
quire of Craig & Atkinson, at Firemen's
hall
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Keat= Randy Kitchen. go Main St
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EDUCATIONAL

JENNIE NJ. LONG. Hotel Manltou; Rad
ing, elocution. dramatic art