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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27
Provo.
Court Bu.ines--Case- set-County Affairs
Wedding Beiis.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Dec. 26.--The following busi-
ness was transacted before Judge
Booth OF the Fourth district court to-
day;
n. l.. Nelson was granted n divorce
from Bslle Nelson by default. The
complaint alleged desertion.
lilo case OF Thomas vs. sprlngvilie
city wni TO have come M for trial to-
day, but AZ tho action was dismissed
the Jury was excused for the term. The
following cases were set FOR trial.
Jan. 4th-clara NJ. Mccormick W.
Utah County.
Jan. Sth-pleasant Grove city vs.
Jan. 9th--Payson citizens VS. Payson
city.
Jan, iith-owen Morgan vs. Frederick
Lewis.
Jan. isth-George Patten W. Payson
city.
Jan. isth-B. y. Miner W. David Me-
Phcrson estate ct al.
Jan. i7th--stanley l.. conklin vs.
olivia l.. briggs.
DEMURRER AND MOTION cALEN-
OAR.
Dec. s0th-winlam wignaii vs. Oregon
Short Line Railway company.
Jan. 5th-Cundcr Peterson vs. II. II.
Spencer: Edla Erickson W. Nicls q.
Erickson.
Jan. i2th-Norih Mercur Mining COM
pany w Samuel Ficks ct al. Jennie
Carter VIZ James G. Carter.
COUNTY BUSINESS.
The board Of county commissioners
were In session today and finished up
the following business:
An ordnance was passed creating n
county board OF health; sanitary dis
tricts out the limits OF Incorporated
cities and towns and appointed health
officers and board OF health for the
county
The board OF health consists OF Coun-
ty Commissioners J. 7. McEwnn. W. II.
Hughes and DIR. q. II. Robson. Provo;
Dr. j. 4. Noycs. American Fork, and J.
II. Slater Of Spanish Fork.
The boundary lines OF the districts
were 80 arranged ns to constitute three
districts. one In the north end. one In
the center and the third embraces the
south cnd OF the county with the doe
tors named as health officers.
The Scott Strcvcll Hardware Co, OF
Salt Lake. was awarded the contract to
furnish all the hardware for the county
inhrmary building. The price bid was
$3.50.
The resignation OF Myron G.. Newell
ns county game and fish warden, was
received and accepted. For the posi-
tIon applications were received from
the following. j. w. Clark, Jr., Jake
Wostfall Warren s. Ferre. Wren will
lsins. Walter Cox. George ]. Dude and
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West Mountain Placer Mining Company
principal place OF business salt
Lake city. Utah.

NOTICE 4 hereby given that u a meeting
% the Hoard OF Directors OF tho West Noun
tain Placer Minlug Company held December
%, isfa. an assessment OF . cents pcr shar.
was levied upon the capital stock " thu cor
portti1n. payable al once 20 tho secretary, y
N. Airs. at Ills office. No. 1Oi Mccormick
building Salt Lake city. Utah.
Any stock upon which TIL, assessment may
remain unpaid on January u. iN0. will bu do
auction. aud unless payment i made bcforr
will be -old on February y, 1900. NJ 10 a. M.
to pay tho delinquent Assessment together
with costs OF advertising aud expense OF sale.
y. N. AIRS. Secretary.
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Victims TO stomach. liver and kidney
troubles ms Wen as women. and all feel
the results IN loss OF appetite. polsons
headache and tired. listless, rundown
feeling. But there's no need to feel
like that. J. w Gardner. OF Idnvllle,
Ind. says; Electric Blttcrs are lust
the thing for n man when he don't care
whether he lives or dies. II gave mo
new strength aud good appetite. I can
now eat anything ana have new lease
ON life" only 90 cts. at Y. g. NJ. I.
Drug Dept Every bottle guaranteed
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Ju.t saved nj. Life.

II was n thrilling escape that Charles
Davis OF Bowerston, o., lately had from
a frightful death. For two years Sc
Consumption. Then he began to use
DR.. Kings New Discovery and lately
wrote: 1T gave instant relief ana cf-
fected n permanent cure" Such won
derful cures have for 20 years. proven
It's power TO cure all Throat, Chest and
Lung troubles. Price 80 cts. and 81 90.
Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles
free at Y. c. VI. I. Drug Dept.
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The city council held "A session this
evening. A number OF the officers
elect were present gathering up point
crH.
r. II. Ciun. city sexton. reported
there had been nincty-two deaths the
past year in Provo from different
causes, OF these forty-ninc were from
Provo.
Matchmaker Fatier reported on the
funds collected by Ills department az
follows. S2.i6050 In labor and cash
water taxes. sgG3.ii IN ia-mlll street
tax; Sl,G5s In poll taxes.
Supt Armitstead. Of the wnterworka.
reported that the system was In good
repair and that ffty-three new water
services had been put In during the
past year, making n total OF $40 now In
use, including the % at the cemetery.
He had collected s3Oii.95 for 1888; s2.-
1876 for 1895. There II still owing
s55l.55 for 1893.
Recorder Nelson reported that all the
onlcers-elect had filed their official
bonds.
The council authorized their repre-
sentatives TO vote In favor OF adopt
ing the report OF the water commits
sloner for the division OF the watcm OF
Provo river among the city ana the DIFF
fcrcnt canal companies,
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Doseret News. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Dear Sirsi-Slnce our last advertise
mcnt has been running In the SEMI
Weekly News we have been receiving
such good results we feel like inform
ing you Of the same,
In our opinion tbaslng II on the re-
suits obtained the SEMI Weekly News
has no equal In the West ~ an adyer-
Using medium.
VESTS MAIL ORDER HOUSE.
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OGDEN NEWS NOTES.

Prof William a. Jones. Of the w. 8.
A.. went TO Brigham city yesterday on
special business
T. s. Wordsworth, of Morgan city.
and John Croft. OF Peterson, were og-
den visitors yesterday.
The Scandlnavlnns Of the city will
have grand ball tonight at the Third
ward amusement hall. Refreshments
VIII be served.
The employees OF the ogden sugar fac
tory VIII have n grand ball Friday
evening In christensen's hall. TO which
the public IL invited
Happy Jack Hail, met with a severe
accident Christmas evening by being
thrown from his sleigh on the corner OF
Twenty-elghth and Adams avenue. His
shoulder was dislocated and he VIII be
laid M for some time.
The owners OF the Louise mine are
quite clatcd over the fine prospect OF
their property. They are now aacsIng
ore FOR shipment
j. II. Mccoy has returned from his
northern trip.
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LOGAN.
Death of bishop Robert Davidson, Pioneer
aud state builder.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache Co., Dec. 2G.-Ilobert
Davidson, bishop OF the Third ward,
this city. died Saturday evening at
$3.50 o'clock. from the effects OF cancer
OF the stomach. The Bishop had been
ailing for a year and n half but not un-
I'll about four months ago did he begin
to suffer ncutely from the cancerous
growth. Several doctors pronounced his
nfiiiction incurnble. but everything that
loving hands could suggest was done
to prolong his life. Finally, however,
the inevitable arrived. and Bishop
Davidson. the sterling pioneer and Lat
ter-day Saint, passed to the great be-
yond.
Robert Davidson was born Jan. aist,
1889, at Dundee. Scotland. Emigratcd
to Utah when fourteen years OF ngc, be-
ing baptized while on the ocean into the
faith OF the Latter-day Saints. Locat-
ed first In Salt Lake city. but In 1880
came TO Logan. settling on the home
stead he occupied until the day OF his
death. In the Third ward. Being one OF
the first settlers. he underwent all the
experiences and hnrdships Incident to
the life OF the pioneers lie was one OF
the force OF Lot Smith In Echo canyon.
and took part In all the operations
against the Indians. who were trouble
some In these parts In those days Was
appointed bishop OF the Third ward In
1873, and held that position until the
day OF his death. He leaves wife.
fourteen children and fifteen grnndchil-
dren. besides host Of friends who win
sincerely mourn his loss. Funeral SER
vices Will be held over his romans In
Logan tabernacle tomorrow at ~
o'clock noon.
FUNERAL OF GUNDER JOHNSON.
Funeral services over the remains of
Gunder johnson, who was killed In
Montana recently by n train running
over him. were held In the Seventh
ward meeting house today. The speak
ers were Bishops A. l.. Skanchy and &.
J. Larsen and Elder n. ]. ilnrtvlgsen,
who testified to the excellent character
81 the deceased. Brother johnson came
to Logan In 1881. aLI was faithful
Latter-doy Saint.
CHRISTMAS CHEER.
Christmas was quietly spent In this
city. The weather was perfect and
sleighing good. and many people par
tlcipated In the sport. The represent
tatlve OF the News" was invited To
partnkc Of the magnificent Christmas
dinner prepared Ivy Mr.. and Mrs. J
Fred Kicsel at the lSiesel house Need
less TO say the spread did Justice 10 the
well earned reputation Of this hosplta-
BILE hOstelry.
Elder Andrew King has returned from
two years mission TO the Northwest
ern States. His field OF labor was In
Montana.
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CHURCH CHRONOLOGY.

All parties having received Church
Chronology, or who hereafter may re-
celyc such from the Historians Office.
are kindly requested to keep the ac-
counts connected herewith separate
ana apart from Church Chronology
business engaged In by the Deseret
News and their agents. II II further
desired that all those who have entered
into business relations with the His
torians Once win kindly wind up the
same no later than January I. 1900. as
the undersigned after that date II cx-
peoted TO resume historical labors
Please remember that all letters and
remlttnncos should be directed to An
drew Jensen. IS ana co east South Tenn
pie street. Salt Lake city. Utah.
have you cold7 a dose OF BAL
LARD'S HOREHOuND SYRUP at
bedtime VIII remove II. Price 20 cts.
and 90 cts. Y. G. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
Buy Kolltz candies for next year.
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u. d. Blnnton OF Thackerville. Tex.
In two years paid over $4,000 to doc
tors to cure Running Sore on his leg.
Then they wanted to cut II on. but he
cured II with one box OF Ducklcn's Ar
Mica Salvc. Guaranteed cure for Piles.
20 cts. box. Sold by u G. ~. /. Drug
Dent
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The Great American Chassis.
WASHINGTON,
or. the Drama OF tho Revolution. BY Co
Ethan Allen.

A true history 81 tho American Revolution
from the bOston Massacre Ia Mnshlngton'S
Inaugural Ion ~ President Of tho Initcd
States. Two parts. i've ncts each. Finely
Illustrated by HrSny KnArzsEn
THIS noble Epic should DO H. the hands OF
every youth In our land
In most generous spirit Col, Ethan Allen
has placed at the disposal Of tho Young pco-
pies Auxiliary u The George Washington
Memorial As,oriatlon. TWENTY TnOu-
SAND VOLUMES u TUE DRAMA OF
THE REVOLUTION" The profits NJ sale
u. the regular price Of two dollars will ai,-
crue 10 tho objects 80 dear ~ the association
and ~ Appropriate during the centennial
year Of WAshugtOn's death. the erection Of n
memorial building IN Washington. u. e., To
commemorate George Washlngtnn's devotion
To a university Of the United States for
which he left twenty Ave thousand dollars In
his will
Two volumes In one. eco post paid. Send
y. q. order To
MISS HELEN Ia DiTE POTTER.
o. W. 49th street, New York
DiHrCron or NouNu prurtEs' AuNILIAHY,
George Washington Memorial Association.
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MCKee'S BUSINESS College
Qld ElQllSl I[QililQ School

WIZ be opened for the reception Of
students on Tuesday. Jan. .. 1900. In
the Jennings Block. No a w. First
south 81, second floor. day and even
Ing. All practical branches taught. 4
complete course In Bookkeeping. which
Includes Common Law. Arithmetic,
PenmanHhip and Spelling Select studies
IN the English branches for EVERY
BODY. including children.
Professor McKcc's reputation as an
educator ana expert accountant, as well
ns successful business man Of wide
experience, extends from Chicago TO
Utah.
Terms Reasonable. No Tuition In Advance
Tho professor does not consider II n
good business example TO require
tuition In advance. Remember the time
and place. Get ready for the opening.
J. Il. MCKEE. Principal.
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Your best feelings. your social posi-
ton or business success depend largely
ON the perfect action OF your Stomach
and Liver Dr. Kings New Life pills
give increased strength, a keen. clear
brain. high ambition. A 20 cent box
win make you feel like a new being.
Sold bv z. g. ~. I. Drug Dept.
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THURBER.
Ideal winter-Mr and Mr.. Grant Lose a
Iiabc Through rncumonia.


Thurber. Wayne Co. Dec. 2i.-Thur-
Der. az usual. IL enjoying the very best
~ winter weathcr-clear and cold. SO
many have moved onto the new town
site this winter that the population has
been more than doubled In six weeks.
Brother Grant and wife have the sym
pathy OF all Thurbcr In the loss Of their
baby girl. which died Of pneumonia last
night. Funeral takes place tomorrow.
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SALT LAKE. TEMPLE

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
Friday. Dec. 2gnd. 1899 and reopen on
Tuesday. Jan. md. 1900.
LORENZO SNOW, President.
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ON 10 MANILA. 20 UrSrs.

The last 1000 OF the beautiful book.
ION to Manila" detailing the achieve
mcntH OF the Utah batteries In the
Philippines. are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
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CHRIsTMAs cnEEn.
IN TO mASILA, 20 CENTS.

The last 1000 OF the beautiful book,
"On to Manila" detailing the achieve
mcnts OF the Utah batteries In the
Postage prepaid.
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on 10 MANILA. 20 Cu,rs.

The last 1000 OF the beautiful book.
ION to Maalla." detailing tho achieve
mcnts Of the Utah batteries In the
philippines, are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
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ON no MANIA. 20 cnNrs.

ION TO Manila" detailing the achieve
ments Of the Utah batteries In the
Philippines. are now offered Mt 20 cents,
Postage prepaid.
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MAyTI TEMPLE.

The Mnnti temple will ciosc On Friday
the 2end OF December. 1899. and reopen
10th OF January. 1900.
JOHN u. T. McALLlsTER,
President.
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OUR OWN STATE.

~. branch Office Of the Dcscrct News In
sIinn Il nj No. 600 Twenty fourth street.
~, advertisements aud subscriptions Will
sh',i,s.ei,cd. Tho News u delivered by car
W I'm ogden every evening on tho samo
-. =. in salt Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-27

Had no time to thank our customers
the last few days, but do 80 now.
Kolltz Handy Kitchen.
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Tho petition ~ John G. Graham. Joseph A.
Peck and Everett Peck. executors Of the
estate ~ Martin II Peck. deceased. praying
for the settlement Of hnal account 81 said
executors and for tho distribution OF tho
residue of said csfntc "a tho pcr-Oti- entitled.
has boon set Tor hearing On Saturday. the uth
day Of Jnnunry. a. -. 1900 AZ $50 o'clprk
n. m. at the county Court House, In the
salt Lake County.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court. with the
seal thereof alixcd this 9Th day 81
Uccrmhcr, A, ". 1sia.
tsoaD DAVID q. DuNRAR. Clerk.
NY GrO. T. BIAfu. deputy CLERK.
a - Houth. Attorney.
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NOTICE.

Tho annual meeting of tho st1ckholders Of
tho salt Lake Rapid Transit Company will
h. held AZ tho cnmpany's Office, 10 Gnlena
hiork salt Lake City, Utah, upon Saturday.
January ~. 1874. NJ .n'clock y. NJ
J. :, CAMERON. President.
GRO. =. GANNfTT, Secretary.
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Kolitz candies are Just AZ acceptable
for Now Yenrs as Chrlstmaa.
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WEDDING BELLS.

The following licenses TO wed have
been Issued by the county clerk. James
G. Jensen, "a. OF Pleasant Grove. and
Annie j, Nelson. -. OF Provo; Jonah
NJ. Clark. %. and Estella r. Frisby. 20.
both OF Provo. ana w II. Thomas. 2S.
OF Cotton. and Matte Blaekett. Is. OF
Thistle,
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CAKE WALK TOURNAMENT.
LICENSED no WED.

marriage license was issued 10
Frank stringhnm. %. OF Brigham city.
ana Miss Laura Lnwhorn. ~, Of Provo.
one OF the happlest men 10 be found
IN ogden today was William Kerr, the
baby girl
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PROBATE ANN GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the Isespeos
tive Sirners for Further
Information.
NOTICE.

In the District Court. Probate Division. In
and for salt Lake County state Of Utah.
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MAY GET HIS RIGHTS.
uusY POLICE COURT.

The Christmas holiday have had ,he
eject OF rcviving business In the police
court lately. The first on the list was n
specimen OF the tramp fraternity. He
was locked up by Marshal Adams on
account OF his being dunk. Upon his
appearing before Justice Jackson, he
was given ten minutes In which to get
out OF town. But Mr. Tramp seemed
DESTROYS OF spending little more time
az guest OF the city He accordingly
upon being liberated threw his bundle
Of bedding through the window OF H..
Adamson's rcstauranL dcmolishing the
glass. His case was finally referred
to sheriff Storrs and County Attorney
Evans. who took the individual to
Provo.
Yesterday Abncr Chapman and VIII
lard Rushton were each fined 81 by
Justice jackson FOR drunkenness. The
eases Of Alma Rowley Jr, George
Mitchell and a young man named Nell
son from Pleasant Grove for fighting,
and John Dunn. oscar Doyle and James
Greenwood for resisting an oiiiccr-by
ondeavorlng to rescue Abner Chapman
from the oiilccr-nre to come up today.
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CITY COUNCIL WORK.

Brig Madison. The applications were
taken under adviscment.
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UNION PACIFIC RY.

ARRIVES
iiom East, siooa. m. 100 m and i5o .. m
LEAVES
Tor East $50 q. ~. LIS y. m. and 500 .. IN
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MACHINERY FOR NEW cANNERy
OGDEN RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE nv.

Arrives
from North and Northwest. 2 a. m. 5ic5 .. m
=. tia5 y. IN.
Fom south, $500 a. M. 1850 u. m, ia,i5 D. M,
$40 y. IN. and $50 pm.
LEAVES
For North and Northwest. sii5 a. m, iiii5a
NJ, 1850 y, m.
For south, s,ao ., m, 500 a. M, 500 p. M, Si31
y, IN. and $50 y. m.
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AN OFT TOLD TALE.

start New Year welI-KolItE Handles.
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In ths Matter Of the Estate Of Martin n.
Peck. deceased.
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has already seven canning factories
but the new one win be an exception
any large one Inasmuch as the factory
VIII mako fruit cans In Wholesale
way and put up fruit also. The two
pants VIII furnish employment for
about 200 people. which viii be another
great benefit To ogden and vicinity.
with the sugar factory. canncrics
crcameries and other manufactures
IN Ogden. next year win surely be u
prosperous one.
CAKE WALK TOURNAMENT.
In the grand cake walk tournament,
the prize, a fine cake. was awarded to
Mr. Buchcr and Miss Van Dyne, both
OF SAT- Lake city, after the cake walk
Miss Mamie Garner. also OF Salt Lake.
rendered very fine whlstling solo, this
was followed up with a delightful vocal
selection given by tho Orianos Trio. OF
SAT- Lake city The hall was filled to
OVERLOOKING by spectators desirous OF
witnessing genuine cake walk. Tho
evening was one OF great merriment
both for the colorod participants and
Tor those who witnessed the ball, and
great credit II due the gentlemen who
had the ball In charge. Messrs. CLAIR
encc Earnst and Or. Tanner.
Yesterday the county tax collector
turned over $4,000 OF the years taxes
collected TO Treasurer Chambers.
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RIO oRANDe WESTERN Ry.

Arrives
from South and East. ioi5 a. m. no? ., m.
and 1000 y. m.
LEAVES
Tor south and East, $50 H. m, las p. m. and
1o0p. IN.
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AMERICAN FORK.

spcclal Correspondence.

American Fork, Utah County, Dec.
s'.-The funeral services over the re-
mains OF Caroline varney. wife OF ia
cob varney. were held in the meeting
house yesterday at II n. m. The speak
era were Elders 5. u. Chapman. John
". Green, Thomas Barratt and George
Cunningham. who spoke In terms Of
praise OF the deceased. Sister Varncy
was an old and respected resident OF
this place. and leaves q husband and
three grown sons. besides numerous
host OF relatives and friends TO mourn
her loss.
MAY GET HIS RIGHTS.
About ten days ago a meeting was
held In the city hail to protest against
the unconstitutional and unjust treat
mcnt accorded by the House OF Repre-
scntativcs TO Hon u. II. Roberts.
Speeches were made and resolutions of
protest adopted. which were duly for.
wardcd to senator j. l.. Rawilns and
u. II. Roberts. Chairman clark re-
ceivcd Acknowledgements of the receipt
OF the protest yesterday In which Mr.
Roberts extended his thanka Tor the ac-
tlon taken and expressing confidence
that he would eventually be accorded
his rights.
The eight year old son OF Mr. and
Mrs. John Snyder is very sicls with
droDsy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-04-13
Important to the Ladies'.

For your benefit and own a. we'll
please permit me TO remind you that 20 .
rule we arc exceptionally busy on Sat-
urdays, waiting on customers and taking
orders for new orders for new hats and
old ones trimmed over. There are those
who live at distance and others who
can only come in on Saturdays and We
feel obliged to accommodate ourselves
10 their circumstances and to get the
work out for them the same, day. We
and don't like TO be rushed whore 1t can
be avoided. Therefore I would suggest
to the ladies' who can do 80, TO please
leave your orders for new hats or old
hats to be trimmed over, earlier In the
week. This will prove more satisfactory
both to you and to me.
Very Respectfully,
Mrs. Emma @. Keil.