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|. D. S. BUSINESS COLLEGE.

l. Summer school-June 20 Sept, SO.
2. Half year business courses IN short
hand and typewriting. bookkeeping,
penmaushlp, and English.
g. Business course-two years-in
branches named above and also Eng
lish, telegraphy commercial law, etc.
T. Higher business course-Four years
all the above branches and case-law,
economics. banking real estate. mathe-
matlcs and higher English. Tuition,
FIRST year $40, second. $50. third $40
Write for circulars. j H. Paul Presi-
dent
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EAsrERN EXCURSIONS
nlo enANpr wEsrrRN RA11wAY


Following excursions are announced
by the Rio Grande Western Railway
the popular scenic. through sleeping.
dining and cafe car route TO the East.
Cool and delightful ride through the
mountains.
Kansas City and return, July /, 5000
Charleston, S. c.. and return, July
1, 2,....... .,...,.... ...,,.....,,.ACl -
Cincinnati and return, July g, 10. SIS so
Chicago and return. July II and
and Aug, 3, proportionate TO
other points .......,..,.,..., $50 30
st. Paul aud return, July 49, a.. .t39 30
Colorado common points. Chicago, St.
Louis. st. Paul Minneapolis. Kansas
City. Omaha and intermediate points
and return. July 90, one fare plus 800
Detroit and return, Aug. %, "a, ,S5i 90
Chicago and return. Aug, %, "A. $40 so
For further details apply 20 !. A. Ben
ton city ticket agent. DOoly block, cor
ner, No. 100 west Second South street
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RETURNS ARE CANyASSED.
Mondays Election shows Majority
Favoring Bonds TO be 568,

The city Council met In special ses-
sion last evening as canvasslng board
To- officially canvass the returns OF the
bond election held on Monday last A
few errors were found in The returns as
published. The result of the canvass
was 1907 votes IN favor NJ the bonds,
against $50 majority for the bonds $685.
total vote cast 2.0i6. spoiled ballots, D..
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A DAY IN THE MOUNTAINS.

The Following rOund MP rates are ln
effect to points on the Rio Grande
Western Railway.
Pharaoh's Glen Parleys Canyon) s so
ola Arm chair (Parleys Canyon O.. 80
Brghtons (Silver Lake. o.. O., .....450
Scenic circle Tour $500 Sundays. 200
Provo Canyon Resorts on Sundays. 200
Ogden and ogden Canyon .. Of. . 2.25
Reduced rates for parties TO Castillo,
and the many lakes streams ana camp.
ing-out places in eastern and southern
Utah. A trip 10 the Grand Canyon OF
Colorado by way OF Richheld, etc. Is
the best two weeks outing In the
world Ticket Office, Dooly Block
Corner
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PIONEER DAY EXCURSION.

on July 2Srd and 2ith the Rio Grands
Western Railway sells tickets 10 all
POINTS on It's lines at half fare. Tick
cts good until July 18th Fishing and
outing parties FOR Provo Canyon, SEQ
field. Castillo. Geneva. SEWER and other
points Ticket Office l03 W. Second
South ST., Dooly Block Corner.
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MONDAY, CHIL0REN'S DAY.
EDIsON's vITAsCOPE WILL BE ONE
OF THE ADDITIONAL ATrRAC.
TONS AT sALTAIK.

Owing 90 the fact that Monday Is
chidrens day at Saltair Beach q spe-
clai effort viii be- made 10 provide them
with additional amusements that will
be interesting and entertaining for the
little ones one OF the many features
VIII be the famous Edisons Yitascope
which viii De used in the evening and
many new and sensational moving pic
lures viii be- displayed.
In addition TO the various amuse-
meuts Chnsteuseus orchestra win Doe
enlarged to fourteen musicians, and
that their program viii be excellent
there Is no doubt
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MUNICIPAL TAX LEVY.
Councilman Thomas Introduces an Or
dlnance Reducing Last Years Rate.

At last evenings Council meeting
Councilman J. j Thomas introduced an
ordinance fixing tax levy for municipal
purposes for the current year at mills,
which is one-half mill less than last
year A 7-mll tax on the assessed val-
uation of SSl.S165l6 would Yield a total
revenue Of 1928, 1885, as compared with
the past years levy of IA mills on an
assessed valuation OF $50 Gsl.13s yield
ing t230ll2. which would be on the pro-
posed 7-mill rate for this year "a de-
crease IN taxation Of S6.s1s this year
The proposed levy Is divided as fol-
lows.
First-To defray the contingent ex-
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ENGRAVED WEDDINGS.

iO0-Engrayed Weddings. with inside
and outside envelopes, the finest
stock. for $3.50.
5O-Engrayed Weddings, same as
above. $500
100 Cards Engraved, $3.50.
so Cards Engraved, $1OO.
This price includes plate engraved In
any style. JOHN HELD.
81 Main.
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MAGNETISM.
HoRsEsHoERs. CARRIAGE woR,

MAYOR q WARRINGTON. FIRST
class horseshoeing In all its branch,1
Shop. l52 East First South Street
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A GOOD COOK GOOD SALARY APP
piy County Jail
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Observation-Disclosures
ToDAYs WEATHER REPORT
lobserraIIons takon ID IL ID

salt Lake Clty-Baromcter E3si
current temperature. 6s maximum
temperature 80 minimum temperature.
ca: mean temperature. &C. when Us
degree below normal
Accumulated deficiency VI tempefa-
ture since first of the month 30
Accumulated excess of temperature
since January lst lil
Accumulated deficiency Of precIpita-
tion since first of the month. 90 inch
Accumulated deficiency OF preciplta-
ton since January lst, 400 inches
FORECASTS TILL 6P. NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecas, for salt Lake city and
vicinity
Conditions favorable Tor occasional
lipht showers tonight and sunday
slight changes iu temperature.
Uah-Foreeast made at san Fran
cisco.
cloudy with showers tonight, clear
ing Sunday
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The area of low pressure ls central
this morning over eastern Montana,
where the barometer reads 2s.6i inches.
An area OF high pressure Hes TO the
east of the Mississippi river Rain has
fallen over Missouri, Illinois. Oklahoma
and central Arizona IL is warmer Owen
Nevada. southern Idaho Utah, Wyom-
ing. eastern Colorado, Nebraska
North Dakota and Minnesota and cool
er over Illinois.
LII. MURDOCH.
Section Director.
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EsrRAY POUND NOTICE,

ONE BAY MARE ABOUT YEARS OLD.
white feet. star n forehead, Cleft shoulder.
II the above desert bed amin al Is not claim
ed ana taken away on or before July the 2lst
1900 she will be sold At the ely fstray
Pound et2 D m. John y. AAttox, Pound
keeper
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STAKE RELIEF SOCIETY.

The meeting OF the officers Of the Salt
Lake Stake Relief Society viii be held
Saturday the 2lst, az p. m, In the
Fourteenth ward meeting house a fun
attendance Is requested,
NJ ISABELLA HORNE.
President
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UTAH COMMERCIAL AND svG's BANK
Interest paid on savings. W. F.
Armstrong, prest., p. W Madsen, vice.
prest.. J. Z Caine, cashier,
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SURVEYORS.
MONEY TO LOAN.

US DEPUTY MINERAL sURvL .op
r. n. Lyman Jr 2l5-6 Whltungham R.t
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KAFEKA.

The Original Matted Grain Coffee,
strictly non-stlmulant Drink only true
American hot table beverage To be
made and served just like coffee. Ask
your grocer for a.
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Read them! II you want to buy any,
thing, want 10 sell anything, want to
get work. want 20 get workers. use our
want columns
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GOOD WASH WOMAN AND HOUSE
cleaner e57 Third Street
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Logan, Utah. July 1.-The Logan
Temple viii close for vacation on Fri
day, July 20, and reopen on Tuesday
Sept, Atm. 1900.
NJ W. MERRILL President
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LOST.

ONE LARGE BROWN AND WHITE JER-
sey COW hraneed TX or III, on left side Re-
A CARD CASE CONTAINING A SUN OF
money and visiting cards between salt Pal-
acc and d. y statue. Liberal reward viii
BE- paid Tor return 0f seme At the Kenyon.
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UTAH COAL

Try the new Clear Creek Coal. Lump.
Nut aud Slack.
D. j. SHARP, Agent
Tel 42q. 73 So. Main
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DENTISTS

DR. THOMAS. DENTIST. q ,orru
Main Street. Salt Lake city. ''1
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PHYSICIANS.

DIR E. s PAYNE. iR MAIN. Spg.
calist Diseases Of women and chHdrsn
Satisfaction guaranteed. Cali on Wrlt-
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Manu, Utah. June 1.-THE Manu
Temple will close Friday evening. 20th
JuJ. 1900. and reopen Tuesday morn
ing. September 4th.
JOHN ID. II. MALLISTER.
President
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DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, WATCHES
clothing gems, Instruments. etc. 40 h4It rel.
ulAr rate Of interest. lntIe sam D d 81 %
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AGoOp GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work 57 D. lst South ST.
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POULTRY ANo PRoDUos.
BRICK MANUFAcTURERs.

% BELGIAN HAREs FROM pkN y b.
stock for sale Brook Ranch. los W. lst ~
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EDUCATIONAL.
wAsAroH SUMMER RESORT.

L. D. s BUSINESS COLLEGE WRITE
Tor circular so Templeton.
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On ANY CHA1TELs NO com. NONE
moyaL payments 80 w. Second south
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THE GREAT SALT LAKE
PRESENT AND PAST. "
AUCTION.

FURNITURE CARPETS AND STOVES.
Houses cited up from cellar 10 garrett on
easy payments 81 on sl0i $40 on siOo / y.
L. y ~ eud sol
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woOLF AND son oF1s56 s. sTHE MAKE
a business Of this IN an It's branches. stacg
and roof raising q speciality
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FARM AT BARGAIN.

s2OOO EXCEPTIONALLY CHOICE
farm ~ miles from st. Anthony. Fremont
Co., Idaho, Highly cultivated. Worth $4,000.
See NJ C. SOrenseu, care OF f. Mehesy Store,
knutsford. salt Lake city.
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One single fare Tor round trip TO any
point on the Rio Grande Western Ryp
lines on July 23rd and 2ith. Tickets
good until July 25th.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

ANYBODY KNOWING THE WHERE
abouts Of George II smith, late OF PrOvi.
denoe r. l., viii confer favor BY writing
this Office.
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NOTICE.

on AND AFTER JULY ooh RlMBALL
Bros. viii run stage TO Brighton Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, leaving the Cullen
at o'clock q. m
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MonSy TO loan on FIRST class security.
Interest low No commissions charged
lions Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany.
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NEAT COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENER.
al house work, Must be good cook OPS First
Street
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TEMPERATURES TODAY.

10 a. H., ST. y noon, SO; 1 p. m, %;
Up. NJ, 80; p. m, 80.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WAGNER's GROVE is OPEN TO TIRE
public daily. Refreshments on hand for all
An ideal picnic resort
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PERSONAL.

THE PEOPLE OF sALTLAKEAREW WILD
with excitement about the wonderful predic-
tions that ths BRILLIANT PsYCHOLO-
GlST, MRS T. ID. MARKS Is daily pre-
dieting Tier parlOrs are thr0uged from early
morn till the wee hours " eve, Thousands
OF the most skrpilcal have been convinced
that the remarkable lady POSSESSES a duylue
power thar enables her % read your life from
the cradle TO the grave. She can point out
the path 10 Health Wealth. Happinoss aud
Prosperity, tell you who 90 avoid and what
20 do in life 30 be successful. Many q sue
ccssful man and woman owe their success in
the world 20 thl, lady's advice Can be seen
daily az her parl0rs, % south Main, below
temple over the knitting mills
FREE: SUCCESS IN LIFE CAN ONLY BE
obtained through influence. VIII send ALSO
mtoly free % 100 page book which explains al
the secrets Of hypnotIsm personal magnetism
and magnetic healing Tells how 70 cure
diseases and had habits, enables you 20 win
aud hold the love and respect OF others
Anybody can learn Ia a few days We guar
auteo success. Write to-day Address New
York Institute OF science, Dept 50l L., Ro-
chester ~ Y.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.
lrlmnnnnnnInnnnnnnnnnnIv

The salt Lake Temple win close for
vacation on Friday, June 23th. and re-
open on Monday. August 9. 1900.
LORENZO SNOW,
President.
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Have YOU visited the Standard Dress
Cutting Academy. 32s s. Main Street?
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MOST BEAUTIFUL CAMP IN LITTLE
Cottonwood Canyon. First class hotel fine
cottages good fishing Horse cars meet o. s.
J.. trains twice daily at sandy Rapid Tran
sit G ar- also leave theatre corner nc 6.l0A am.
and 40 RI m for Murray, where transfer IS
made 20 the Sandy stage Address all mail
via sandy.
Mrs. j. sTARLEY, Proprietor
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Everybody eats IT, Nothing beats H.
Look for the Label ana ask your grocer
for Il every day. Health follows.
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EASTERN EXCURSIONS
via
RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILWAY.

July Goth, following excursions are
announced by the Rio Grande Western
Railway, the popular scenic, through
sleeping dining car route 90 the East.
Cool and delightful ride through the
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JOrrtsp0nung low rute5 10 Wuny
other points and from an points in
Utah For full particulars see o. 5. l..
Agents. City Ticket Office. POI Main St.
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EoR sAlE-MIscHlLAnEoUs.

A VARIED ASSORTMENT or So ~.
ond hand Job, display and body WE city.
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Franklin Subdivision has not been
advertised until today. Without adj
yertisement IL lots have been sold. %
more choice lots for sale Prices reas-
enable and terms easy
EDWARD n. ASHTON.
Office No iG4 west First South 81.
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OUTING EXCURSION.

NVhIHEhN IIHH IND IUhHVl
Via Oregon Short Line Saturday, July
list. at greatly reduced rates from salt
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on UTAH AND IDAHO FARMS FLVFP
+. Darling & 90 No. gW. End 80.
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Applequist's MIX Bread,
Ask your grocer for the genuine.
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AN AGENT Is EVERY TOWN TO CAN
vass for 'sIhc life of David W. Patton, Tho
First Apostolic Martyr" q book that anyone
can AFFORD and that everyone should road
Send stamp Tor circular 10 l.. A. wilson, salt
Lake TEN pie
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THE ENTERPRISE BRICK co, NNttSi III
~ dry pressed wire cut or SAND FO"o-
colors A Richards st. Tel. VS.
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MEXICAN HAND CARVED LEA1HER

W ". HALL jEwELER az MAIN.
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EUR MANUFACTURER.

r. Stencil FUR CO.. go MAIN. THE
only strictly FUR manufacturer IN Utah n igh d.
est price Tor Raw furs and wildanimals
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CARBONDALE.
DEATH OF AGED LADY.


Mrs. Fannie NJ. Tiffany, widow OF
Alison Tiffany. deceased, died at the
home of her son, A. T.. Tiffany, of this
city. at 10i5 last evening, aged eighty
nine years. She was born in Brook
lyn, Susquehanna county, August y,
1911. She was the daughter Of Silds
Ely, the oldest of fourteen children,
and the last to pass away. She was
united In marriage to Alison TinanN,
September 10. 1880, and at once began
housekeeping in Lenox, Susquehanna
county, where she lived continuously
over sixty years. She bore ten chill
dren, FIVE of whom are still living;
Frank NJ, of Dalton Jared NJ, of Jer-
myn; Mrs. n. ]. Hawley, of Dorrance-
ton: Mrs. III. N. Smith and A. f. TIT
fany, Of this city. In 1882 she uniteo
with the Presbyterian church of Brook
lyn, and had been a faithful memDer
of that church until the present time.
There is but one person living VINO
belonged to the church at the time sae
Joined It, Albert Gear, of Brooklyn.
She fell and fractured her hip few
weeks ago and this hastened her death.
The funeral will be private and VIII
be at the home of A. F.. Tiffany, II
Birkett street. on Friday evening AT
7.3O. The interment will be made in
the Tower cemetery, in Lenox, on sat
urday at 12.40, where a brief service
will be held.
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PLAYING False to His Client.

81 shall have to make a lawyer ont Of that
boy OF mine. | don't see any er way ont
Of it, declared the well known attorney with
a laugh "lle came into my office the other
day on his way home from school and laid
nickel down on the desk before me,
what's this for, SON. | asked,
Retainer he answered, soberly,
"Nery wel,' said I, entering into the Joke.
What have been retained uponY
'My hoy dug down into his pocket and pro.
duced note from his teacher and placed it
before me without comment 1t was to the
effect that he had been cutting up and advised
a whipping.
a busness.like voice after | had read the note
and saw .ne trap the young rascal had led me
into.
- think that our first move should be to
apply for a change OF venue said |.
." Very WE'LL he answered, you're handling
the case
" Then We will turn the note over to your
mother said l.
81 saw the young imps face fall at this, but
he braced up and said
" See here, pop you're bound TO see me
through on this cause you've accepted my
retainer, you know
I'm argue your case before the court I
answered, but you will have to accept the de-
cison. | would not dare TO attempt TO inhu.
ence the court.
well | pleaded ,e boys case, promptly
had it thrown out Of court and the boy got
wnat he deseryed-a good whipping.
at was the first time ! ever played false TO a
client,"-Detroit Free Press.
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ELMHURST.

Miss Helen Williams left yesterday
morning for New York city, where she
viii visit her brother, A. B. Williams,
jr.
Mrs. g. w. Stevens and Mrs. Will
lard Laning. of West Scranton, were
the guests of Mrs. Byron Buckingham
on Wednesday.
Rev. p. |. Frey. Deacon &. G. Clay
and A. B. Clay and wife attended the
meetings of the Baptist association
at Blakely Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss May Partridge, of South River.
n. j., is visiting at the home of her
brother, l.. w. Partridge.
Mrs. Byron buckingham and Mrs. II.
]. Stanton attended the Baptist Sun
day school convention at Blakely on
Tuesday.
The members of the Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid society rendered a farewell
surprise party to Mrs. Christy at her
home on Monday evening, and pre-
scented her with a set of solid silver
teaspoons. Refreshments We're served
and delightful evening was spent.
Mrs. Christy will leave on Monday
for her new home in Philadelphia.
Mrs. p. I. Frey returned home on
Wednesday after spending three weeks
with friends at Dover and Paterson,
\. J,
Miss Julia Reed is the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. L. G.. Schoonmaker, at
"Oak Terrace"
Mr.. Stanley y. Bortree, a former
principal of the school here, will be
married on Tuesday next to Miss
Irene Elizabeth Writ, at her home in
MCNeytOWn, Pa, after which they will
start for their new homo in Porto Rico,
whore he has accepted a position as
government teacher.
Rev. Mr.. Sanders of Lake View, will
! preach i'm the Baptist church on Sum
| dav morning and evening. and the
pastor, Rev. Frey, will preach in Mr..
! Sanders church At Lake View.
! Mrs. Q. w. Curtis and daughter and
| Mr. ard Mrs. Charles Burkhart at
| tended the EOberts- Curtis wedding at
! PocEville Wednesday.
! II. S. Finn and family have moved
! into the house lately vacated by
! Romeyn Snyder.
! j, b. Masters has sold his place here
| and bought a farm near Winners,
where he and his family will make
/ their home. Mr.. Currey, the pur-
| chaser, has already taken possession
| of his home here.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Horace Fox. who has been visiting
his son. Frank, returned to his home
in Sagertown yesterday.
Mrs. j. ID. Palmer Is entertaining
Mrs. George Gardner. of Scranton.
r. A. Walsh and II. f. Lotus spent
yesterday In Honesdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Paul are pre-
pairing to take up their residence on
Terrace street in the house recently
vacated by Mrs. A. Berry.
Van Bergen & Co. and the Lacka-
wanna Valley Electric company laid
in a sixty days supply Of coal to help
carry them over the strike.
William Nealon returned yesterday
to the University of Pennsylvania.
John Evans has entered the Boston
Conservatory of Music. He was aC-
companied to the Hub by his father,
w. d. Evans.
Hon. Joseph PowGerly, United states
immigration inspector at Eagle Pass,
Texas, and editor of the Southwestern
Republican, is here for vacation to
be spent with his family on Terrace
street Mr.. Powderly left the Lone
Star state just about the time the
cyclone struck 1t. He has many in
teresting experiences to tell,
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LACKAW COUNTY.

Thomas Gritman. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Nesket, Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Brundage,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. McKelven, Mr..
and Mrs. John Kinback Mrs. j. b.
Grover, Mr.. and Mrs. John Day. Mr..
and Mrs w. ", Walker; Mrs. G. w.
Curtis, Elmhurst; Misses Belle and
Cora Seldom, DunmOre Mr.. Charles
Curtis, Ringhamton; Miss Fannie Cur
tis, Elmhurst; Mrs. Tolemie and
daughter, May Scranton; Misses Ida
and Jennie Snyder, Pittston; Miss
Sadie culver, Elmira, n. Y. Miss Jen-
ME Cyphers, Falls; Mr.. and Mrs.
Burkhart. Mrs. Silas Roberts, Muh-
lenburg; Mrs. Eugene Fink. Muhlen-
burg: Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Decker, Scran-
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark, Scran-
ton, Mrs. r. A. Brundage, Factory
vile
Mrs. Eliza Rogers and daughter. Ola,
arrived last evening from Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Philctus Snedicor and
Mr.. u. z. Travis attended the Fifty
second regiment. Pennsylvania volun-
teers. reunion at Scranton yesterday.
The board of trade met Wednesday
evening at odd Fellows hall and
much preliminary work was done.