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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
A Slight Disturbance.

LEXFNGTCiN. KY. Nov. I'm one pre-
cinct in lnss city tonight while the count
was in progress. body OF armed men,
SAID to have come from the Republican
headquarters, attempted to enforce a fair
count. as they claimed. Reaching the
precinct, they were met By number OF
police and citizens. Firearms were
brought into use. and about hundred
shots were fired. One negro was wound
ed. not seriously. The attacking party
eed and no arrests have been made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
Bristol VIII Greet Schley.

BRISTOL TENN. Nov. Especial
Admiral W. S. schley will reach Bristol
at Z o'clock tomorrow evening en- route
East. He has wired the Bristol Board OF
Trade that ne will be pleased TO shake
hands with the people Of this city. Ar
raugements are being made to give him
q nN,aIinn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
SeabOard Air Line.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. 7.-Special.-The
annual meeting of the SeabOard and Roa-
noke railroad was held here to-day. Presi-
dent John Shelton Williams being present:
Ii was anticipated that the matter OF
building a line between Charleston and
Augusta would come up al the meeting,
but il did not. and only routine business
was transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
Shifts Instituted,

An eiectment suit was instituted in the
law and Equity Court by Joseph T. Glenn
VS.. Sidney Tinsley ct ais. for possession
OF a piece OF property on Federal street
near St James The damage Is 500
Mary I>ettie jefferson instituted sutt for
divorce against William Jefferson IN inc
Law and Equity Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
Alleged Anglo-Amerlcan Policy,

LONDON. Nov. s-The Morning Post
to-day makes the following announce
ment:
1--WE have received a dispatch from
Washington respecting Anglo-American
policy in the far East. which - OF such
q nature that II Is desirable at the present
iuncture to withhold IT from the public
until we are able TO confirm or deny it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08

asserted that the prisoner has made a
partial confession 60 Commonwealth's At
torney Goode. in which she said that she
was present when the assault was made,
but did not throw the acid.
The Boydton public schools opened yes
terdaN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
THE RAINBOW FETE.
Good Crowds at the Reglmental
ArmOry

The Rainbow Fete being given at the
Regimental Armory for the beneht OF the
Home for Incura5les is drawing good
crowds.
The hall Is very handsomely decorated
in all colors OF the rainbow. Tonight a
special entertainment will be given, con-
sistlng of music recitation and cake
walk. The restaurant is open every day
from 70 NJ until 1880 2. NJ. and all gen
T,,ested m natronlze same. and thus help
along a most worthy cause.
There IS music and dancing every night,
and those In search Of pleasant evening
will find It very much TO their enjoyment
TO attend the bazaar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
Captain Richard Powell.

oiO,.NON a. "a Fn~ nov, -
died last night, In the eighty fourth year
OF his age His funeral will be preached
tomorrow at 10 O'Clock at Zoar by Rev
r. A. Folkers. his pastor, where the bu-
rial will take place at the old Townsend
graveyard.
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WILL NOT LOSE HER SIGHT.
The Boydon WomsnWho Was Deiuged
With Acid Improving.

BOTDrCN. VA, Nov. 7,-r1cclai--
Mary Hayes. who was the victim OF an
assault, IN which carbollc acid was thrown
IN her face. IL improving. and her sight
tss not been destroyed. Jennie corpew.
lie alleged asssilant. is still in teil await
Es ~ sctisa " the grand isFy u v
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
nsx Robert Anderson III.

MARTrNsyILLE. VA. Nov. Especial.
Rev. Robert Anderson y lying very low.
and il expected TO die at almost any time
The Doctors have given him out !.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
JSc Doctor whom Wo0so0 Most
6anauN.

Dr.. Greene. IS w. ilh ST.. Sss yort csp, d.
coverev Of that grsaca cure fer Sofaen sulfertaS
from ~ health, female complaints or othy ds-
eases, DR.. Gresass feyvBro, and vho % vifheuf
doubt the most sEtlfti aud sseeesQuI v0fan's
phvsie,as m the sorid, sites consultation, advice
ana counsel free Of charge. 10 veD'en vho ertfs
h.rn atsut the,r eas,s Al Communications ere
eoraS.at,aL ana he piH tel you crafty hov 10
cure psur cose
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08

mittee and answer charges against him.
Democratic majorities were about nor
NAL. Senator Pratt minated late TO-
night that Mazet might be seated In the
next Assembly. in which the Republicans
have 80 majority. The Tammany Demo
Gratis openly denounce ex-senator Hill,
whom they blame for the reverses up the
state. The Republicans in New 1ork
county elected only four to the Assembly,
one Of them a member OF the Citizens
Union
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08

If it's a question Of money,
as it certainly is with majority Of us,
if a man wants the best OyercOat that
can be had for $1,000 or the best for
S35.oo we are prepared to give him a
bargain at both these prices. Every
thing in the line Of good clothing at
cheap priCeS-no cheap clothing at
any price.
"Hanan's" Paien,.Lesthsr Shoes are the SWEETEST
In Richmond.
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CESSSATION OF
H0STILITIES
Continued From First Page)

posed to have occurred saturday ana no
firing was heard.
CHARGE TREACHERY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. THE New
Orleans election passed off quietly Owing
10 the precautions taken. although iuiiy
ninety per cent. of the registered vote
was polled Forty precincts out or one
hundred and forty-eght give the regular
Democrats $50. and Jacksonians ziS.
At the same ratio Paul CapdeviIle VIII
be elected mayor over Walter Z. flower,
the present incumbent. by al least SIX
thousand votes.
The State and United States Senator
ship fights were involved In the contest
and the Democracy also made the !ssus
Of municipal owuershio prominent BOA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
James I. Earrar.

BOYDTON, VA. Nov 7.--Special.-Mr.
James r. Farrar. a well-known business
man Of Burkevilie. died late Sunday
night, aged iifty-ive years. For some
time Mr.. Farrar had been In falling
health. and on Sunday afternoon was
stricken with paralysis. He was bur ID
Monday afternoon.
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New Jersey.

TRENTON. N. j.. Nov. THE returns
=, ,ai5night Indicate that the Repubileans
have carried the state by about 49,
plurality. although there e,, wal p. M
v Won control both houses OF the Legisla,
, ma by good working majorities, ana WIZ ,ha
i NC an increased representation III the
House of Assembly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08

sides agreed to two referees In eaSn ware s,s,,
besides a central board OF a.p'lrAios
which decided all disputed questions anu
took away any excuse for trouo.s.
Nf1W ORLEANS. Nov. III A. IN. .,'e
returns are coming In Slowly. o", mo
average is being kept up and the DEM M
800 ,,cset will win by between $500
"a ooo majority. II will lose only one
., o.. ,ns * wards but elects all the coun-
cilmen.
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Iowa.
DIES MONIES, IOWA, Nov. Sat 1870
this morning CTS precincts Of the 2.0S2 in
the State give Shaw ORep) for Governor,
1883: White. DEM g.. 565. The same pre-
cincts two years ago gave Shaw, $685.,
White, 1892. This Is A net Republican
gain OF 1853 or about fourteen 10 the pre-
cinct.
The same ratio II kept up for the State,
will give a Republican plurality Of about
$1,000 There are few Republican gains
In the LEGISLATURE and the indications are
the Republicans will have lis OF the 80
members.
Kansas
TOPEKA. KAN. Nov. 7.-1O:3O p. NJ
Very meagre returns indicate Republican
gains in the county elections held over
Kansas to-day. 1t Is predicted by con-
sentative politicians that the Republican
gain will reach 10 per cent.
In Swanee county the whole Republican
ticket is elected by gain OF 20 per cent.
over last year. A very light vote was
polled all over the State.
South Dakota
SIOUX FALLS 8. D., Nov AT mid
night Chairman Bowler, OF the Democratic
State Committee, conceded the election Of
the Republican judges by 1000. The
Argus Leader claims the State by not less
than 1000 for the Republicans.
ADD OHIO.
Utah.
SALT LAKE. UTAH, Nov. 7.-Stralght
ballots and few complete returns from
forty-six precincts at 10 o'clock with six
precincts to hear from, give Thompson
(Rep) for mayor. 1910: Barnes. (Dem-)
AIS. Thompson's majority i6i
SALT LAKE. UTAH, Nov. 7.--Returns
up TO midnight indicate that Thompson
(Rep.) has been elected mayor by 500 or
coo majority and that the Republicans have
elected majority of City Council.
Michigan.
DETROIT. MICH. Nov. THE official
count from all the cty's 100 precincts
shows that Mayor Maybpry (Dem.) has
been reelected to a third term by 2,9J7
majority. City Treasurer Thompson re-
colyed ds2T majority over his Republican
opponent, and Is reelected TO a second
term. City Clerk John schmidt tRep)
rets a third term by LAS majority.
THE Democrats elected eight Aldermen
and the Republicans nine, making the
Council stand 10 Republicans 10 IL Dem
ocratk ,.--L--4--- -----A ---s---' '---r------'-
The times., 1899-02-05
Alpha Medical Association.
Queer heeImen-

G. c. CaIlan, William F. Holmead, and
IL j Marthen.
The times., 1899-02-05

and the staff of umpires has done much to-
ward making this possible by their fair and
straightforward and firm work.
The standing of the teams in the league
race given below includes Wednesday
nights games. The Easterns are credited
with two victories only, but in reality have
won four games, and this shrinkage is
brought about by the action taken at re-
cent league meeting. when two games were
thrown out and ordered to be played over,
because this team played man who under
the rules was not qualified to play in those
games.
The times., 1899-02-05
A SPEEDY CURE

for Lost Manhood, Weakness. Nervous Debility
Impaired Memory. Results Of Errors o, Youth,
Blood Poison, Diseases Of Kidneys and othei
organs. Advice and valuable medical book seal
I'd free. Address DR. GRINDLE. III West 18th
e., New York City.
lo27-SU. .tu. .thu-amo
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To SlO Per INonth.
Lewis P. Shoemaker.

each week. The next game scheduled for
the Queers is with the Corcorans for
Tuesday evening and an interesting game
may be expected
National Guard Athletics.
The interest in the Athletic Association
of the District of Columbia National Guard
is steadily increasing. The latest addi-
tions to the membership rolls include Cap
tain Walsh and twenty members Of the
Emmett Guard.
The members of the High School team
visited the gym. last week and gave an
exhibition of their skill.
The Corcorans Mortons. and Emmeis
now have large representation in the as
sociation and more than likely the Fem
cibles will shortly add their membership
to the growing roster.
The new lockers will be put up shortly.
and of course there will be big demand
for them Jack Rowland is doing some
very clever bag punching.
o. p. SCHMIDT. q.
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Queer Wheelmen-
II goes without saying that the Queer
WheeImen are delighted over the recent
victory of their basketball team over the
Central High School players. IL was
very creditablc victory and all the payers
deserve praise for their clever work. 1t
was generally expected before the game
that the Centrals would win. but as IN
everything else the unexpected sometimes
happens in basketball.
Lotus goaled four times from field on
difficult chances and his work was among
the best of the series. Tierney proved his
worth by his clever line throws. Sears is
an expert at blocking. and Buckley and
Schwinghammer were in every play and
did we'll. Campbell was unfortunate in
his goal throwing but was clever in book
ing, while Burgess, the clever captain.
showed his cleverness in dodging and pass
ing Better work is expected of the team
The times., 1899-02-05
STOP THAT BARKING

With DIR, BLAKE's COUGH ELIXIR. 25c. A cure
Tor Coughs, Colds, and all bronchial Affections.
ACKER l. AfFLECK. Pharmacists 1920 Ia.
Ave, aud all Druggists. dclS-3mos
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CAMBRIAN DAY AT SALTAIR
Sons ana Daughters of Wales Will
Celebrate Wednesday, August 9.

The Welsh people OF Utah VIII crlc-
brnte Wednesday. August gth. ut SALE
tair. Il IL Intended 10 make the day
one OF song and story. Persons born
In Wales, those Who have lived in
wales. those born OF welsh pnrcnlugr,
in fact, an persons who cherish tender
memories OF the land ot SONG. are lu-
yitcd 20 participate in the ceremonies
of the day. Suitable prizes Will be- uf-
fsryd az followf To the welsh lady
coming tho greatest distance. 20 tho
Welsh gentleman coming tho greatest
distance; 10 the largest individual fumi-
ly nt Snlnlri for tho host HtrplunCrr;
Tor the best penlllon singing. Tor the
hest harp solo any Welsh ull Tor
the best solo singing amy Welsh airl.
The exercises will De inurHpnncd
with the singing OF the popular airs OF
wales.
II IL Intended 10 make this a great
day for the sons " Cambria. Tho fol-
lowing committee ON reception has
been appointed,
Joseph Parry. Hon. Thomas p. Dee,
ogden. Mayor John l., Edwards Will
lLrd John Evans and John -. Peters,
brigham city; Prof Alex LOWS ma
Zrph Thomas. Logan; Hon Joseph
Howell. Mcllsyllle; Bishop Henry
Hughes, Mcndoni Prof George Thomas.
SmlthNrld. Prof. l.. ID, Edwards, Pres
ton; President David John, secretary
John j. Davies and Prof II, H.. Giles,
Provo. ox-Muyur John Jones John r..
Jones. and Prof Joseph A. Rces span
lsh Fork, Barry Wrldc. rayHon, Ed
ward J.. Parry Mnnti Hon Thomas
d. REEFS, wales. Hon iteva II, Llewul-
I,n. Fountain Green. william Ajax,
William Price aud Edward j, Arthur
Tanelp county: Joseph Philips Eureka;
MorOnl j. Thomas, John II, White, Hen
ry IurrlcH. John DAVIS tSlNteruth
wnrD Orrawcll Williams, Edwin a.,
Parry. Hon. Joseph q. bywuter, salt
Lake CITY; Evan Arthur and David
NM be given under the auspices OF the
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The ogden baseball team will leave
Tor Montana next Thursday. They will
play ln Helena ON August 9TH. 9Th. an
and SIN, and in Butte and Anaconda on
the s,h, 10th and lith.
Big scores are sim 10 order way down
ln Sanpote. ON Saturday the nj.
Pleasant nine aud the Ephraim slug
gers met ON the diamond. Al the close
OF husulities the score stood 5O-29 Ia
favor OF the Ephralmllc7.
The Park city team is now dounct.
After the terrible drubblng IN ogden
ON Monday the boys concluded 90 quit,
After purchasing sporty suits the Man
u nine ~ ~ the same frame Ut mind,
aupcrinduecd by the same cause.
Bert Mnrgetts was slated to play on
the bench Tor tho Short Lines at Og-
den yesterday. bert saw things In a
different light and promptly turned In
his suit. ana now the Short Lane team
Will know him no more.
Manager j. ANton OF the Y. ~ e. A'a
says that he has heard nothing regard
ing the proposed CD game with ogden
on the Walker Held next Wednesday.
After hot game az Lagoon yester-
day the Dragons and WoOdmun sue
cecdod in making tho score de by q
tp q.
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There We're Ave games In the East
among the league teams yesterday, Al
st. Louis brooklyn had no dlfhgulty Ia
defeating the home team. A. chicago
the Senators outplnyed the orphlus az
all stages Of the game. New York ale
lowed Cincinnati 10 take "a game. from
the fact that Seymour went up in the
air In the ninth and the Reds pulled
the game out Of the IRE, AZ Louis
VILE the Colonies succeeded In captur-
ing a brace Of games from cleveland,
thereby crawling up round on the
league average ladder
selec is signing every young pitcher
who shows promise, No doubt he IN
now sorry that he cast STREET adriit
without "A fair trial The young fell
low IN making u great record In tho
Interstate League
Bln Lanrc. the Chicago elephant.
who was the fastest base runner Ia 1896
and 1897. IL restored 20 his own agnlu,
ana holds the lead uf the sprintcrs with
q percentage 90 $50 McGraw ranking
second.
Charley Dexter Of tho Louisville
says that his poor hitting this season
has been due 90 malaria. He denies
and those who know him realize that
he speaks the truth-that he Is to be
rated In the knosker class
EX-Mnnager Watkins Is said 10 DO
going over the Western league circuit
taking an inventory Of the best talent
for some big league club-name not
given. but believed TO be- Cincinnati.
Rumar has It that Watkins Is slated for
Buck Ewing's shoes.
Judge Dunn Of Chicago has Issued an
Injunction restraining the city officials
from interfering With one Andrew
Brennan. who had erected seats on the
roof u his house and Is selling them TO
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HOLLANDERS FOR UTAH.
4 Family Of Church Members Attracts
Attention In Denver.

The following from O Denver paper
viii be- OF Interest,"
a band of twenty tiolnrdora. cone
vartH Co she Mormon religion. passed
through Denver yesterday ON tha Way
Co. ogden, rt1h. The party was hotI-
cd ty NlH1 uraoi. O. peasant FROM EIf-
terium 80 years of age. Au but ono
member OF tho band were r.Ht.I u
the patriarch. who changed bis faith
from thn catholic year us1. and H
now HHyNug home with tha aIhal.
onts of hIs new cfeel.
Oaai attracted O. great deal of aI-
t0ntIou at the Union depot ILL., chile
lIHu Iul grandchildren were ult.rHl Zoo
American df0HH, uui with Che exception
of thHir language and actions, were mot
HuIkueN different from th. utuuu uf
The crowds ut ihu station. Ifut the old
man Was dressed Just ua Doc was accuse
ton. 10 ut homie sIhutH, cap AMI h.Hla"
NH leaned heavily Uu stout cuuU. uut
proved t1 hH ua nIWhI1 uH most Hl h.a
ErlndDhllrru.
Do ehlra W the Immigrants was
NI.n Nlu 1U sDHu. u young Mormon
ELDER FROM Amsterdam. ~ was hH nrai
NlHlt Co America although hNH parents
have Uyrl Iu usIHH COR several years
Tho YOUNG mIu WHH induced tu uut.f
fhn Church uI fHH tuU.r.lly saints
/ hy mIHI1nluH u hIH native city. and
from thHm I.IU.I che EuElIah lHH.
Euug. which D.. speaks nu"ntiN Co.,
spent thrH. NHHu boz mission work U
Germany HHl uH'Eum, uuI ir familiar
with thU H.umIu and French LAM
TuuuUH.
"Th' MHmUua bon Europe said Van
| Doc GuHu. IrH gruWluE steadily Dbl
numbers especially IU thu NHtHHriInIH
and Germany We b.llHN. Boo UHIuuIslua
I 600 thH poor people, HH fHr HH uuHaIul
BOO luH. and expect Hn minus uf thou.
] sands within frH yUiu. Every .hIT
| which comes from thH continents
| northern ports Goo America huu.H H1uu
] who have ayUu and aNuWuI tuH I'guJ'
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SHORT LINE TEAM
AGAIN DEFEATED
Ogden Once More Asserts Its ST.
periority at Baseball.
SCORE STOOD AT 10 TO 3.
Poor Fielding aud Error Column RE
sponsibie Baseball IN the Hast
New Works. Defeat.

Yesterday. In the Junction city the
Short Lines went down Co defeat at the
hands OF the ogden baseball nine. At
the close OF the ninth the score stood 10
o.
Taylor for the O. s. L. pitched good
ball. but received hut Indifferent sup
port from the field. ON the other hand.
the ogden boys INDUCED in clever neid
work. The short Lines oltbattcd the
ordens but their error column proved
too great "a burden.
The ncnrn NJ n. fuIL.M-.
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Is that YOU. uoIcsg what diI yuu say
The Mutual Life had paid Policy hold
vrH since OrHluiEltluuG Four hundred
and alNty-tWu million d1lMTHf That's
tremendous. isn't itf We'll. ask Wells
to come and pee me. ! guess lll nx up
that policy this evening.
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Some Women

Are troubled with swollen
feet during the hot weather
We have a line Of low shoes
that are Just suited for this
condition Of affairs. They
are soft and cosy. and you
con woar O slze iorsor WITH
out nukIns your feet look
clumsy
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
strong Assertions rs 90 just What
the Remedies WIN DO.

Muryou Fuarantees
thsf his uhctmatlsu
Cure VIII cure nearly
IN cases u fhguma.
tiam 10 n few hours
that his Dyspepsia Cufe
will cure ind Fratiun sol
oil stomach tfuutleei
that bic kidney CUE
will Cufe % per cent.
81 all eases u kidney
trdahie, that Ms ca.
tsfrh Cure will cure
catnuh no matter how
long atandlugi that bic
Headache Cnfe will cure
auy iind u headache IN
a few minutes that
his Cold Cure viii
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WEHUITS YESTERDAY

chicago. q. Washington. e.
Cincinnati. o. New York. 4.
st. Louis. o; brooklyn. o.
Louisville. o. Cleveland. Q. first game
Louisville. 10, Cleveland. 10, second
game
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Earned Runs-ogdcn, o. Short Lines,
o,
Bases on Bnlis-Taylor. 9. Bockwith.
s.
struck Out-rnyl0r D; Bcclwlth. q.
hit by pitChcr-culne, knlckrrhuckor
Two jargcrs-Bowman, McGrcgur.
e-iiugrcrH -Frrriu. Taylor ~.
Double plays-Cusyy Co Gr,vnwcl TO
schnabcL
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convention 80 down Ia June ana from which they with aiiss
made
study u cookery aud housekeeping average
seueshel
Del nj
L prominent
t
lrt1lns u1tmli hgfisy
lt % sll
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Advertisers who desire 20 reach the
country population Of the Western
stntoa and Territories should patron'Es
the semi Weekly News" ~ circuln-
ton books a.u open TO all advertisers.
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We propose 20 Introduce an element
Of unity and Capitalization into the
government by the appointment OF an
administrator who VIII doubtless be
chosen from some distinguished power,
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MIIIIiIi

Can you get 30 much for 25c az at
Saitnir2 Three shows, all free.
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DO the host dressed people go TO Sal
tnirY Because Il r. cool. clean, com
Portable ana entertaining.
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TuN ron EVERYBODY.
Moving pictures FREQ every evening
at Saltair.
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nor

sniinlr Aus iat prlzaH, three shows.
good time. only ID DHutH.
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TUN ron CuILDHEN.
Moving pictures. saltair. every even
Ing free
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The White House Cook Book
THE BEST COOK BOOK PRINTED
II more fully represents the prog
ress and perfection Of the culinary
art than any previous work.

THE "wHTE HoUsES was eompilsd
bY Hugo Zisnan, steward Of the White
House under Presidsn, Hanison. and Mn.
I. L. Gillette. II contains over 100 Cook
ING Recipes, besides recipes Tor toilet and
household. Special articles on buying
Provisions, dinner giving. table etiquette,
carving and care Of SiekSSJSSLS.SS
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USELESS OFFICIAL.

Il seems Impossible 90 fuy of the Office
any good whatever. Il IL comparative
~ modern 40 nm institution. u served
no useful purpose. In recent years, nj
any rate. the king had no authority or
practical power 20 oven collect taxes
beyond the limits of the municipality,
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