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7o-ddg'S Metals.
SHptR. Bar o. SO
HAD, $500
CASING COPPER IS 81 eentssh
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Il has been decided that there
well developed ease of what is
smallpox IN the family OF Mrs.
glret Little, No. J05 west Second ,
street
ON the corner ot Fifth East and
oud South street yesterday after
a bicycle collision occurred in
O'Connor the druggist. and
carrier no. "a. figured promln,
There was nothing broken. how
except the wheels
b. r. palfreyman. supervisor o
horse department of the d. a An
ciety has appointed the folio
judges for the coming fair. Light
horses. Paul and Samuel BEN
heavy draft horses. Delos Black
and james Deyiue. James Rae
BE- referee
a general meeting OF the membe
The Cooperative League of this
WIN be held tomorrow Wednei
nlGht at Cualters Hail, East Te
street All interested In that m
ment are Invited 90 attend saws
chairman ot the league. Mr. wi
Service
Al ine meeting of the Salt
Ministers. association at the y. NJ
rooms yesterday afternoon. the 10
ing officers We're elected for me en-,
Six months President Rev. CO
bailey, vice president Rev. L
Shanks secretary and treasurer.
A. T.. Bigclow
Dr. William BOYD died Of conn
ton yesterday afternoon 1t the j
Of Mrs. N,Wg0mb in th.s clty.
ceased came to this city last Nav I
Ing 90 De BUILT up by the change
ne obtained 30 material relief n
ally sinking Until the end came.
was aN years uf age and uumai
The remains have been Skinned 40 i
sas City f0r burial
Denver Posts Young Jul.e
Itthe. son of Mr. and Mrs Jule
barthe formerly of SALT LAX. INIT
Of Denver. viii De married mis- m
10 q Miss Harriet Ayers at Trail
Ism Columbia Mrs ia B.r,he
town last week tJ De- present 3,
wcddlng Miss Ayers h tb. dan,
OF wealthy miuo owner oil Trail
Nj Ia Barthe rs wen known
through his frequent visits 10
mother and father
c. A. Ernst met with severe ini
a. DIS carptt-cleau.ug works NJ
west Third South yesterday affari
lie Was standing by oae of tbs
wheels when the buckle of fha ,
struck him over the right eve 1l,
the left side of the head and te1r.n
flesh from the skull. The bI0V I
him away from thp wheel. which .
him from being mashed to rieceI
meath b. Die ls attended hy Dr IN
low and VIII recover lu "a few dlv
The salt Lake Medical society
a meeting last evening lu the T,
court room city aud county bull
Health Commissioner King addr
the meeting on the sanitary condI
OF the city, which, the doctor
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Pan. Handle Line Between Chicago
aud Logansport 20 be Effected


Double.tracklng Of the Panhandle
line Of the Pennsylvania system OF
railroads between Chicago and Logans-
mort. Ind, a distance OF M miles. is
said 20 have been decided upon, says
the Chicago Record AT present parts
Of the line between the two cities are
d0uble-tracked, but the steady growth
OF general traffic within the last year
and prospects for good business IN the
fueure, have satisfied the management
OF the road that two continuous tracks
between those points soon VIII be ne
cesslty Within the next tire years
inside" ones say-the Pennsylvania
company viii have double-ir tracked Inca
all the way between Pittsburg ana
Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati ana In
dianapolis.
Last week the work Of dohble-track-
Ing the Pan Handle between Pittsburg
and Columbus o., distance OF 1913
miles, was completed. II Is said that
this stretch Is the most expensive piece
OF tracking ever attempted by
any railway company the cost of build.
ing one mile Of Il being more than nee
essary 10 construct twenty miles OF
new roadbed farther west. Long tun
nels aud deep cuts had to be widened
heavy hlls were made, and In laying
out the work many pronounced gradeg
were reduced and numerous curves
were eliminated. For distance OF
siNty-seven miles the double tracked
line is practically straight and almost
level, making IL possible for the man.
a.ement Of the road to make marked
reductions In the time now made by
the fastest trains. Ten-minute cuts IN
running time, 1t is said, soon will be
made.
The work Of mountaineering the Fors
Wayne road between Fort Wayne and
Crestllne Is being pushed as rapidly as
conditions win allow. Large forces Of
men are employed on Il, and IL Is the
belief that the job win Dee completed
considerably earlier than the date origi
nally set for It's completion.
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ROUGH RIDER IDEA.
Lieut. Colonel Cannon Working 1t Up
For Gov. Roosevelt.

Lieut.. Col John Q. Cannon, former
~ Of the Second United States volun
teer regiment Of cavalry started a
movement today. having for rs purpose
the assembling In Salt Lake city Of the
Rough Riders, volunteer cayalrymcn.
and cowboys OF Utah. nt the time Of The
visit OF Governor Roosevelt Colonel
Cannon Is DESTROYS OF having an such
communicate with him Cor the purpose
NJ ascertaiung whether on not they
would be favorable 10 joining in "a big
reception in the distinguished visitors
behalf He believes the movement 20 be-
q good one and entirely outside Of the
uale OF nOlItlcs.
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OGDEN SUGAR COMING.
One Car Load This Evening and
Another Tomorrow.

The local sugar famine win be raised
this evening when one carload Of sugar
win come in from the ogden factory,
the FIRST OF the season TO- Zee followed by
others In the morning From then on
said Joseph G.0Ehegan the well known
sugar broken, this afternoon there
will boz 100 scarcity 0f sugar un .ro Salt
Lake on Utah market The ogden prod
uct win now bc ComIus in eNlrF day.
Then. too Lehi sugar win be here in
great abundance and plenty FOR every
loly will bo the word lo greet those I'm
quest Of the article so much needed at
thls time OF the YEAR.
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YMM.LA. MEETING POSTPONED

All Y. NJ. NJ. J. a. officers Of salt Lake
Stake viii please take notice that the
monthly meeting heretofore appointed
for tonight. is postponed until sunday.
Sept 23rd, 1900, when he Stake con-
geuuon viii Doe held. An y. NJ. ~. /. a.
officers are requested 90 remember the
date set Tor ibis convention. ana make
no other eneagements, as the entire
day viii be occupied 100 discussing Mu-
tual Improvement topics The place OF
meeting viii Doe announced later.
RICHARD b LYMAN.
JOS j.. MERRILL.
GEO A. SMITH.
stake SUPPLEMENTARY
JESSE b. Hogs, Secretary
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DESERETEVENINGNH
WEATHER REPORT
,ob.,rgatlons laken AZ . ll.i :

observations taken al aet'.
eoflT.t. cI9 Barometer -''''
.., mr.rlWH ~. maximum
psratup H minimum sn',..'lU
NOM temperature 20 Whls" Us
'', .''t'rgmrlatai excess Of tempei
sir.o Grst OF thp month ol
Accumulated excess oI U"'p"
sirre January lst 100.
Total precipitation from D a.. j"
" trrunulatod deficiency Of pre-
t1n since arst of tte month lo u
Accumulated deficiency of pite
ti6n sine January lst i8l inch'-'
FORECAST TILL or. ~ WED
DAY.
Local forecast f9r Salt Lake cit
FlIr tonight and Wednesday
changes iu temperature
Forecast made az san tlai''s'
Utah ,.4..
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The storm has increased IN or
moved northeastvmd and is now
trll over Iowa AU area oi molel
low pressure covers the middle
southern Plateau regions tIt''l
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MORE FREE SCHOLARSHIPS,

State Superintendent Of Public In
structIon Park today appointed Mabel
Lucille Wright Of Marriott Weber
county and John Todd. OF Payson.
Utah county 90 free normal scholar
ship In the University.
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lack Of wheat TO be hauled from Mime
sofa and the DakOtas

sofa and the DakOtas.
IT'S the intention OF the Pennsylvania
comp8nyNo extend the pension system
OF retiring aged employees to the lines
west of Plttsburg within the next two
years. The exact date for the begin
ming Of the change has not yet been
definitely decided upon. The advice OF
the managers OF the Fort Wayne ana
Panhandle roads win be solicited, ana
not until an matters are satisfactorily
arranged win the pension arrangements
BIO officially made known. The I'M
preston is. however, mat the arrange
mcnts win be- identical with those now
effective ON the Pennsylvania lines east
OF the smoky city. 4 pension system
ON the lines west of Plttsburg would
affect a great number OF employees In
an departments OF operatlon.-Chlcago
Record.
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DEL MOUNT ASSESSMENT NoroE

PRIDE OF THE WEST MINING
Company Notlce.-There are de.r.
quent upon the following described
stock on account Of assessment leVel
on the Sth day Of August, 1900 ne
several amounts set opposite the name
Of the respective shareholders, as iol'
lows,
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DIEI.

WIsE.-At sharon, Utah county. Utah
" general debility Aug. 2gth 1900
Eliza Hadley Kinds Wise. aged "a.
For many years member az the
Ridgeway Cross branch. Birmingham
conference. England She died ms she
lived, a faithful Latter-day Saint.
Millennial star please copy.
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PERSONAL.
.~oo~~ooo>~>NoooOooNo,a>

Charles c, Hopkins, clerk Of the SUI
preme court OF Michigan who has been
staying in this city as the guest Of Mr..
Matt Thomas left last plight for his
home in Lansing, Mich. Mr. Hopkins
has been In southern California attend
ing TO some mining property IN which
he Is interested. and he reports that
during his stay In Los Angeles that the
sole topic Of conversation In business
circles was the proposed new road 10
salt Lake
Colonel George Hickock. chief lnspec-
tor Of live stock IN this region. returned
this morning from an extended trip
throughout southern Utah.
Miss Aryilla Clark
Contralto Teacher OF Voice and Piano.
Studio 321-S Constitution Building.
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And In accordance with Law ana S Ss
order * the board OF dlrectoIs ,,' n
August Sth, 1900, 50 many shAiN bs
each parcel OF such stock az llas n
necessary will be sold az the ell' Nr,tv
the secretary room l52 city ana lin, ne
building, Salt Lake city utah' W., on At
27th dag Of September, A. j. IVY ,sv
the hour Of 1900 o'clock noon W ~
delinquent assessment thereon 'osV cy.
er with the cost Of advertising anu
penses Of sale.
&c. JENSEN.
Secretary, Pride Of the West N'n.'s
Company. ofhce. room l52 Ci w., ~
County Building. Salt Lake "'"'
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a FINE. LINE or CANARY pIRDs FoP
sale BY :. Mckay, gd Efecond south stree H
salt Lake City. 0'ieoN
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LYNCH TOLD or PROUSsEs
DEATH.

II Is a strange coincidence, but just at
the time Colonel Prousse was dying at
the hospital, James Lynch. the r0bher
who IL supposed to be the murderer,
was writing I'm a horrible cpileptic ht
IN his cell IN the county JAN, The tit
was a most severe one ana Lynch was
unconscious Tor hours Night Tailor
Gulbransen sent for DIR. Harrison who
worked with Lynch FOR a long time be-
fore revlviug him. A dose of morphine
was given 90 him and he 40 once Wer,
into a sound sleep until late this morn
ing JaNor Thomas made several ate
tempts 90 induce Lynch 10 talk this
morning, but he remained Obduate
under an persuasiOns. He refused 20
divulge the identity Of his companions
in crime or tell where they are likely Co.
be at the present time Lynch does not
deny shooting az Prousse, neither does
he admit &C. he simply says. 81 don't
know whether / shot or not
IL was 10 o'clock this morning before
ne was Informed 10y Jailer Thomas that
his victim was dead and when informed
OF Il, he exhibited no sign OF uueasinoss
or IemOrse. lie was sitting ON cot iu
his cell when seen this morning and
was as rational as any man. He was
certainly not q "raving maniac and
showed no evidences Of having ever
been one,
Lynch said Jailer Thomas. APP
preaching the prisoners cell door u
have some bad news for YOU rs that
SOP" asked Lynch, looking calmly into
the ofhcer's face and betnying not the
least symptom OF nervousness, yes. q"
continued the iailer, that man ls
dead"
Is that right?' asked Lynch
yes: he's dead. and II you don't take
my word for 90 I win show you the
paper" Jaller Thomas produced
paper containing the account % his
death and Lynch scanned The head
lines. and handed the paper back With
out any comment whatever Now
then" said lailer Thomas. you are IN
"a pretty bad TX, and the best thing you
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WANTED,
FOR SALE.

I. 4 WOMAN TO DO IRONING. APPI
Ol Second street
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WHAT THE DOCTORS FOUND

Drs pinkerton and NoIthlngton con-
ductcd the post norton THIS afternoon
ana the former stated to News iep-
rtseutatlye that 01a bullet haa pehe-
uat,d the upper part, of the right thlgh
and ploughed Its way into the aDdomih--
I'D cavity and thr0ugh several loops OF
the small Intestine and was hnaliy 10
cated EMBEDDED boz fhe muscles OF tne
left side above the hip joint, from WhsFe
ID was removed.
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Wound From Robbers Bullet Has
Proved Fatal
BANDIT LYNCH NOTIFIED.
Exhibited little surprise aud No Re-
grst-Is stu Dislncilned TO Talk
Of the Trouble.

The men who attempted 20 hold up
the "ShoeD Ranch gambling mouse
curly yesterday morning now have
the crime of murder added 90 their 0ln-
cf evil deeds.
Col. George pr0ussg. one Of the pro-
puet0fs of the place who was shot by
one on tho robbers. died of his wound
no 81. Marks hospital at $3.50 last night
During the day Col. pIoussa suffered @
great deal. but hIs recovery was looked
t0r by bis physician and friends. Bee
tween z aud s o'clock Dr. PukeIlon en-
dcavored Co locate the bullet nut was
unable t0 DO 500. From that time until
the end the colonel grew weaker ana
about @ o'clock became unconscious,
ana never regalued CONSEQUENCES
again His death was great snock
90 his numerous friends when thty
LEANED of 10 last night as the general
idea was that hs wound was not az
an dangerous. Not great deal can De
Learned about the career Of the muir
dercI man Tor the reason that he has
no relatives living Oh ID amy they are
not known by bis friends here
AT thn time of hs death Dee was "a
years OF age. he has been married and
leaves one child. a boy ~ years Of age,
who is now in Denver with nurse.
The little fellow SIS In delicate health
and was on his way Go Florida, where
70 was hoped be would regain health.
COL. pr0usse was devoted t0 The boy
and nothing was too good Cor him. The
colonel's wife and another son died say-
oral years aao in California. He has
lived in the West nearly AN bits lie. and
in the early uinete5 resided In Park
city.
His friends say that he used 10 bp.a
railroad man and engaged 300 tht c}n-
strucuun Of the Southern Pacific ln
Arizona and New Mexico. After Doe quit
railrOading prousse engaged In stock
raising I'm Colorado and Montana He
came here 20 live Ia 1871. and has been
here ever since. Last spring Col.
pr0usse and J. @. Williams purchased
the sheep Ranch from John II Benz
brook. when the latter left for Nome.
The dead man was warm friend or
Benbrook and during his trouble here
he did everything In his power 20 as
sist Benbrook
When Benbrook left Col. pr0usse
moved 20 the home OF Mrs Benbfout
and had "a room In that house until hts
death. Mrs Bcnbrook thought a great
deal OF COZ. Prousse. and his death
caused her much grief She called at
the hospital yesterday afternoon 90 see
the colonel and be told her then that
he was going 90 die Mrs. Banbrook
returned 10 the hospital last night 10
see the colonel but he passed away
just as she got there.
Col Prousse made no official dying
statement as 20 who shot him. but such
statement rs not necessary for the
reason that there are eye witnesses TO
the tragedy.
County Attorney Putnam learned
last evening that Col Prousse was
snkln eand he and chief Hilton drove
ont To- the hospital together but when
they reached there the patient was
dead.
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WITH THE JUSTICES.
runHnHrlnm1n1HnnnnnnIu1

@. + Bolton, charged with obtaining
money under false preteuses, In selling
property ON which there was a chattel
mortgage has been discharged the
difficulty being satisfactorily adjusted
10 CURE a COLD ~ ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE Eromo Quinine Tablets, an drug-
gsi' refund tla money fu fails 30 cure. l.. W.
Groves signature is 90 tach box. 25c
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LATTER.pAY SAINTS
BUSINESS
COLLEGE

j II. PAUL. r. S HINCKIEY
President p,.,s..i
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can do for yourself "a TO tell the truth
about this mtater -.,.i, 80.
"No. / haven't anything to say re-
Piled Lynch ,,- ,oo a. yor
m would probably help you u !, you you
would assists tha officers 10 their efforts
no capture the other men, uIssa We
taller But Lynch shook hls head ne
MAS then asked " ns would MAKE e
statement TO The county attorney, 70
which he replied rather sayagely' mo-
What do You suppose ! want TO see the
county attorney l0rt .,
The wound ln his head Is heallns tap-
ldly and causes him l.ttle OF no trouble
Ernest sldelL ,be casskeeper VINO
was I'm AN probability hot uy one OF tne
robbers. and not by COL Prousse as was
al drst supposed rs si,l at the Holy
Cross hospital and is getting along
nicely ms wound IS only "a flesh one
Snd Is not regarded as dangerous,
sldeI was facing Col Prousse when
the shooting began and was between
the colonel and tHs robbers ana ne
cropped on his knees While IN that
position he was shot in me ehouldeL
The bullet passing through his ear
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naoas I1n. car. avet n.i. thstonirntating aaa
sn1 e.ta.les 70 ,ase WIN NOD. sAsaP.1.lls.
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The Prizes Arrive.

The prizes for the DeLong Brothers
oratorical contest Tuesday night are on
exhibition today in the window of the
Grand Junction Book and stationery
company.
They are without any doubt whatever
the best selected and most handsomely
bound hoods ever given by these gentle
men and are we'll worth the best efforts
of those who will engage in tho contest.
Each prize consists Of two volumes
and are arranged as follows.
LIST. prize-Bismark's Autobiography
End. prize-McCarteys ReminisceD-
ces.
let. prise-Letters Of Robert and Eliz-
abeth Barrett Browning.
End. prize Lodges story Of the Revo-
luton.
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There is Fun Ahead.

Judicial candidates are getting thicker
each week. A short time ago one could
hear Of but few. Now how differ .nt.
From Mesa county Attorneys Caswell.
Ross and McMullin are down for the
race, the fret two as judge, the latter Of
course to succeed himself.
From Delta county comes the Welsh
slogan, with Attorney Logan wishing
hard. San Miguel sends out warning
that Attorney Hamill wants in it and
Judge Gerry is already there. Ouray
county banks it's pile on Stevens for an
other heat. Gunnison county smiles
and shoves up the names OF Attorneys
Sapp and Brown. Montross county is
reported as having two aspirants, Judge
Gray and Attorney Catlin. ainsdale
county hasn't raised It's banner yet, but
no doubt it will do go ere long.
1t begins to grow interesting and some
fun can be looked for when the stakes
are set and the race for the nominations
begins. -Montrose Enterprise.
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Surprise Party.

Dan Golf went to his home Saturday
night expecting everything to be in it,
usual state of serenity, but instead he
found his home in possession Of neighborf
and friends who had assembled to cele-
brate his seventeenth wedding anniver
sary.
1t was big gathering and included
all his neighbors and friends.
A number of handsome presents were
made to Mr.. and MRS. Goff, the presen
tation being made by M. A. Carver q
a neighbor and answered by the groom
in . few we'll chosen words.
A great big supper followed the even
ings entertainment and fun reigned SUI
preme 1t was happy assemblage serv.
ing to unite in friendship the inhaoi
tants and neighbors Of the section Of the
county, where Mr.. Golf resides.
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Administrators Notice.
Estate Of Clarence B.

Estate of Clarence B. Grouse, de
ceased.
The undersigned, having been ap.
pointed administrator with the will an.
nexed of the estate of Clarence b.
Grouse late of the county Of Onida, and
state OF New York, deceased, hereby
gives notice that he will appear before
the County court of Mesa county, at the
court house in Grand Junction at the
March term, on the last Monday in May
next, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified
and requested to attend for the purpose
of having the same adjusted. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment to the
undersigned Dated this Both day OF
April A. D. 1900.
SAMUEL G MCMULLEN,
Administrator.
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Will Go To Meeker.

The Columbine band is receiving pro-
positions from all parts OF the state
their services being quite in demand.
Through the kindly office Of DR.. j. l.
Walpole the ladies have contracted with
the town OF Meeker to furnish music al
q grand celebration in that place on the
fourth Of July. The ladies received q
very fattering offer for their services
and all their expenses paid. Several
other places have been in communication
with the band for their services.
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Special Rates.

Milwaukee Wis. and return June and
2.-45.SO.
Cincinnati, Ohio and return July 6 10
and II. 1880.
For tickets and further informa alton
call at Colorado Midland city ticket
Office. w. R Peck, city agent.
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A lady's Columbia bicycle was stolen
from the school house Saturday after
noon. A reward will be paid for its re-
turn to A. G. Newton.
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D. & R. G. Special Rates.

Philadelphia, Pa, one fare for round
trip June ID to Is.
Chicago, Ill.,one fare round trip June
"a to 25
Missouri river points, st Paul, Duluth,
Minneapolis, st. Louis and Chicago one
fare plus $500. Selling days June II
and IL. Return limit Oct. 81. -Four
through trains daily. Tickets good on
standard or union guage lines. For
other information call on S. G. HUM
city agent.
Via D. & R. G. to Greenwood and re-
turn Sunday $3.50. S. G. Hum agent
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The Hardy Bros. Co. Prices.

Leslie quart boxes $500 per 1000
Leslie quart crates SC each
Leslie pint boxes 1915 per 1000
Leslie pint crates TIC each.
Z Pure Paris Green tic per pound.
OPure White Arsenic l2c per pound
We are the leaders don't fail to see ue
before buying.
The Hardy Bros, Co.
Main street
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Coal! Coal /! Coal !!

The best is Black Diamond, only $500
per ton-Best store coal-Order OF SEQ
ville-or Grand Junction Feed Co.
Prompt delivery.
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About the Weather.

The maximum temperature during the
past "a hours, 80 degrees, and the mini
mum this morning 60 degrees.
The forecast for this section is:
Partly cloudy tonight. Showers and
cooler Tuesday.
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HOT WEATHER
SHOES

For men and women-Low shoes
are cool and comfortable. Get into
pair at once. We have all styles
in black, tan and patent leather.
at prices to suit the times.
The Boston Shoe Store