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Opal Club Excursion.

The Opal club excursion to Ogden
Wednesday evening was a pleasant and
successful event in every detail. Short
~ after Z the special of three of their
finest coaches pulled out from the Ore
gon Short Line depot in charge Of
Travelling Passenger Agent Dunn and
Conductor KOrner. making the run in
fOrty-three minutes. Supper was taken
at two Of the principal restaurants, the
crowd then proceeding TO Christensen's
dancing academy, where all enjoyed
themselves until 1890, when the cars
were again boarded, and the return
trip made in forty-five minutes arTiv-
ing home at a. m.
During an intermissiOn Of the d nee
Miss Nellie Boyer gave a recitation,
Jim" and Miss Florence Taylor sang
G soprano solo, Believe" eaCl Of which
wa creditably rendered and well re-
ca.ved.
The grand march was led by
Air. and Mrs. c. L. Berry and Dr.. z.
II. keysOr and Mrs. +. L. Libby.
c. 1. Berry acted as master Of cere-
monies, and everything passed OFF
pleasantly. Among the ogden people
present were noticed Mr.. and Mrs. J.
s. Peery, Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Ross, MI
and Mrs. Joseph Wright, Mr.. and Mrs,
OICse Christensen. Miss -lae Riggs,
Miss Kate Stevens. Miss Stevens,
Messrs. Harold and Horace Peery. Mr..
Thompson, Mr.. Larkin and Mr.. George
Hanson.
Following is Q partial list OF the salt
Lake contingent: dessrs. and Mes
danes ZenO Barnes. c. L. Berry
+. l. Libby, r. A. Mitchell, ". ;. An
deTson, a. +. Angel. a F. Taylor, y.
Y. Taylor, ". 5. ROmney. Mesdanes
WOOdring, Mary Carr, Thorp. Misses
Whitney, Valentine. J.. c. Tay-
Tor. =. Hadley, Allie Wilkinson, c
Boyes. C. McAllister L. Henderson,
Nichols, Wilder Kelley. H Pratt. Y.
A. Sutton. Nellie Boyer, Florence Tay-
Tor. Nellie Fitzgerald. Al;e Fitzgerald.
Atkins, Lucas, Buckle, Bessie Ed
munds. Minnie Smith. ida Flygare,
Purse1. hotter. Nellie Wheeling, Lyon,
Pearl Houtz. Nellie Cox, Grace Davis,
Belle Miller. Parkinson, Claire White
head, Ella Stickney, A. Miner; Messrs-
". =. Hiskey, u. d. Harris, Ellis john
son, A. Hatch. Fred Luff. n s An
deTson. G. ". Lum, r. " Hunt. c. ".
Olsen. 4. w. Smith. S. Ashby, a. J..
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bella. SEWER county. has been visiting her
daughter Mrs. Erastus Willardsen. for
some days She left for her nome today.
RasmuS johnson OF Emery county has
been visiting friends in tnas city this
week
EraStus wfliardsen spent few days
in Salt Lake city last week.
Mrs George Taylor. jr. was the hostess
of a charming luncheon on wednesday
evening. Music end games added TO the
enjoyment Of the guests.
The students Of the Sahpete Stake
academy will give a dancing party in the
opera house tonight The academy balls
are always great social successes.
C. c. Larsen Of Msyfeld was in town
Sunday.
Charles Christensep and wife Of Manti
passed through town Friday on their way
Joseph F. McCarerty Essurned home
from Salt Lake City. on Wednesday.
DR. william H ofsten Of Mand was in
TTarbert Quinn. Frank Anderson and
WiEford ottestrom' came homo from the
city Sunday.
s. o 8
Mrs. Helen Young Of salt Lake CITY
and her son Joe are in the city. They
wiz spend the remainder OF the winter
here.
8 g 8
Miss Nora Johnson leaves for Sterling
Sunday.
8 @ 8
The little friends OF Dousie and Rose
Larsen surprised them Wednesday even
ing An enjoyable time was had by thOss
in attendance.
g g o
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Hansen are at home
TO their friends in the Rasmus Rasmus-
sen residence on A West street.
. q q
DE Larsen was a Salt Lake visitor the
last OF the week.
8 @ O
John Wooisey of Wales was IN town
this week.
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LOGAN.


Especial Correspondence
Logan, Jan. 26.-Miss Title Petersen,
instructor in the B. Y. college training
school, was rendered a delightful SURPRISE
on Saturday evening. 1t was the lady's
birthday, and after the usual lecture at
the college Miss Petersen was invited 10
the gymnasium, where the other members
Of the faculty and a large party Of
friends were assembled. The evening was
spent in dancing and games. Refresh
mentS were also served
6 g 8
The teachers Of the woodruff school
will give a social party in the Eccles hall
tomorrow evening.
On Tuesday evening the ''High and
Lonesome club sprang al surprise on
Mrs J. p. Smith, II being the fOrty-first
the early part of the evening after which
were Mr.. and Mrs. n. ". Haws, Mr..
and Mrs. George Figter. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert johnson Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Jeppe-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. A II. Palmer. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rosza and Professor and Mrs.
MOsiah Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur BatesOn were tha
happy victims Of a social surprise on
Wednesday night. A merry party OF
friends dropped in upon them very sud
denly and proceeded TO carry out plans
that resulted in a N st enjoyable evening
for all present. Those in attendance were:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Crawford, Mr. and
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SUNRISE Party.

A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered to Master Hazen 3. Walton
at his home, 246 Ivan court, on We'd
nes6ay evening, by a number Of his
little friends. After a pleasant greet
ing all around. a number of games were
played, after which refreshments were
served. A magic lantern exhibition
closed the evenings amusements
Among those present were LeOna Cod
dard, Minnie Williams. May Goddard
Laura and Katie Hansen, ITeta God
dard, GeueVieve Landeen, Charles and
Joseph Edwards, Lawrence Bassett,
Rex Walton. and Clarence and Harold
Goddard
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their home on last THURSDAY. Lauritz
George 7. Bale Of Msydeld, accompa-
MED BY his wife, IS spending a few days
in this city this week.
Peer Lund was a visitor at the county
capital Monday.
Master Glen Porter of Salt Lake City,
a. nephew OF n =. Murray. editor OF the
E'nterprise is visiting his uncles family
in this city.
Louis II. Andersen visited Mt. Pleasant
friends the last Of the week.
Mart Johnson went to Manti on Mon
8 o .
The Misses Tora and stella Rasmussen
spent several days in salt Lake City last
week. They returned home Sunday.
Joseph WiIardsen and wife of AIayfeld
are in the city visiting relatives.
A. c. Anderson and David Clawson were
Temple City visitors the first OF the week.
Z. Wenger.
Miss Alice Lund went to Salt Lake City
Friday where she viii spend some time
visiting friends.
Louis Anderson and Miss Rose Chrfsten-
sen were married at the brides home in
this city Wednesday evening Of this week.
After the CEREMONY a wedding supper and
reception were given TO a large number OF
friends and Teiatives. The groom was a
member OF Utah battery A and served
with that organization until It was mus
tered out. The bride Is one OF the most
charming young ladies' in the city. They
received many beautiful and useful pres
ents from their relatives and friends.
s. g .
Arnasa Aldrieh. our popular ex-county
recorder. came up from GunnisOn this
week and spent a couple of days visiting
friends in this city.
Delos Adams Of Fountain Green was in
town this week. Dame Rumor says Mir.
Adams has matrimonial designs on one
Of Ejhraim,s fairest maidens.
Miss Blanche Christensen is visiting
friends in Salt Lake City.
President Henry Beal and his son,
Thomas A BealI. visited Manti friends the
first Of the week.
The Misses Minnie Rasmussen and Tau
IA Frost went to Salt Lake City the first
OF the week.
Walter Jensen came home from NH
Fork the last Of the week
Mrs. +. 2. ThOmandeT, who was recent
~ called to Sterling 10 attend the sick
bed of her father. has given birth TO a
fine baby girl. Mr., ThOmander has gone
to Sterling to join his wife.
9 g. g
ThOTwaid Hsnsen was IN town few
days this week.
. o 8
The married folks had a grand ball at
the opera. house last night. About TWEEN
ty-five couples were present and they had
q royal good time. The managers of the
house furnished coffee and the dane
eTs brought their own picnic for the
luncheon.
q @ o
Thomas Bawdfn Of Min Creek and Hen
~ Bawden Of Jordan are the guests of
their brother, William Bawden of this
city.
8 8 8
Miss Daisy Peterson, VINO has been
studying music in Salt Lake for some
time past, returned home this week
8 s. Z.
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Oak Leaf Club.

The Oak Leaf club held its social at
Mrs. James DinwOOdey's residence last
Thursday evening, siXty-Jhree being
played. The prizes were won by Mr.
Sears and Mrs. J. II. Bailey. Re
fTeshmenJs were served. The rooms
were decorated with carnations and
ferns The club viii meet at Mrs z.
H. Needham's, 427 Second East street,
Feb 4
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Alta Club Reception.

The annual Alta club ball was given
Thursday evening, and to the members
.a.eu-7 the credit for the most bril-
liant event of the season. The club
men a-ain proved that they can be
gracious and attentive hosts. and
Thursday urhr. as of yOTe, they enter
-.Esl lu q lavish and artistic way.
THE exquisite decorations, the beautiful
gowns .L the women. and the bright.
animated faces of all, combined to
make -ha scene one which win long be
remembered 10y all present.
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Delightful Evening.

Mrs. Wilcox entertained Tuesday
evening in honor Of the birthday Of her
daughter, Flora. The evening was
pleasantly passed with music and
games. and 4 tempting supper was
served. Present were the Misses Dav-
son, Leatham. Pendleton. Arnold.
Mitchell, Williams, Morris, Frewin,
Shelton, Holly, Messrs. Wilcox, Hum
nell, Truman. Armstrong, Pitts, Smith,
Bliss, Timps0n. Morris.
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Card Party.

Miss JUd-e was on Tuesday after
noon the hostess Of a delightful affair.
The guests spent the hours playing
"Gd Maid" Prizes were won by Miss
WsH6er. Miss Lawson and Miss Keith.
Participating in the game were Mrs.
Jagra. the Misses Keith. Miss Geddes,
Miss Park Miss Sinclair, the Misses
Lawson Miss Young. Miss Weber,
Miss Forbes. Mss Read Miss AICMil-
Iar Airs. EIEin Travis, Miss Jacobs.
Hiss Salisbury and the Misses Burke.
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e--fa-r has fairly .reveled in gayety
raer week. Beginning with the
nan Monday and closing with the
$500 dance given last evening by
-- and Mrs. John White. the week
--s .L UnaIlOyed pleasure. For
.t- rmr- week little is promised;
-s--r will have an opportunity TO rest
-= --.rrr. for the final round of gay
81. t.rr. Lent comes and banishes
s..,--f-r f.r the usual period Cf forty
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At Luncheon.

Mrs @. j. Rood gave a dainty lunch
-n Wednesday afternoon The table
r.s arranged with pink and white car
nations and presented an attractive
appearance. Around it were seated
Mrs David Keith. Mrs. E. L. CaTpen-
.sr Mrs. Myers. Mrs, J. II. Bowman,
Nrs r. d. Stephens. Mrs. A. T. Voll-
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Cope, A. n. Roseubaum, H. Coulam,
DR.. NJ. W. Snow. Burt Wheeling. A. H.
Neiss, J. S. Ottinger, A. H. Birrell. Ly-
man Hudson, Frank c. Brown, Bow
man Johnson. Eugene Stiefel. A. J. Kel-
ley. ". II. Nightingale, c. Z. Johnson,
Frank Thatcher, ". T. Piper, F. W.
Lindstrom, Art Lowe, jr-, 3. T. Cannon,
A Z. Hadley, James Adams, A. Meal
lister, r. /. HOdgert, D. Archer. Charles
DOwse, Joseph A. Baker, J. ". Smith,
c. Z. Wakeman, J. r. Wardrobe, W.
Rumel, A. s. CoWan, DR.. Z. NJ KeysOr.
F. A Mangum.
The next party Of the Opal club viii
be given at the regular club rooms Fri
day evening, Feb. 2. and on the 18th a
grand ball viii be given by the club at
ChrlEfenEen's
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T1 1-sst Mrs. Jennings.

William Jennings was the guest
very beautiful luncheon
- "v Mrs. Joseph L. Raw
-s0uely appointed table
..l la France roses and
place cards were fancy
. a.. water coiCrS.
". laid for Mrs. William
.. -Ef0rJh. Miss Linforth,
Airs. Ritter. Mrs Arthur
ATS. --.eheart Mrs. II. w.
r. - $. Peyton, Mrs. A. w.
-... Cooper, Mrs. II. d. Niles.
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On Friday evening Miss Winnie
Sprague gave an informal musicale. A
number of vocal selections were given
by Mrs. Willard CroxaIl, Miss Kessler
and Mr.. Graham.
Among the guests were DR.. and Mrs.
CrOxau MI and Mrs. Percy Sadler,
Miss Kessler. Miss McCune, Miss Sher-
man, Miss Terhune, Miss SadleT, Mr..
Skinner, Mr.. CIeaver, Mr.. Bert Walker,
Mr.. Macready. Mr.. Grahame.
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OGDEN.

A SurDT1Se party was gwen w edEH5-
day evening in honor Of Mrs. Matte
Allen. 1852 Twenty street, by a
number Of her relatives. Although
taken completely unawaTes Mrs. Allen
rose to the occasion and the guests had
a right merry time Of it for several
hours Music, dancing, Rotations, to-
gether with other forms of amusement
were the order. A tasteful luncheon
was also served
The guests yere: Messrs. and Mes
danes W. D. Littlefeld, ST., Wallace
Foulger. Frank FOulger. J. W. West,
Arthur Foulger, Frank Alvord, Howard
Goddard, Vernon Allen, MesdameS G.
c. Fry. H Y. Shurtliff, Misses Lillian
FOulger, Myra Foulger, Clara Farr,
Inez Farr. Ethel FAIR. Vera Walker,
Clara Fry. Veda Littlefeld, Messrs.
Ezra Farr. D. W Llttlefeld, Jr.. Paul
Ingerbretsen' A, D. Bel W. L, Watts.
The Order of Railway Conductors is
preparing for an elaborate ball with a
supper on Feb Is. The ball is to be at
Christensens and the supper at the
Reed. Following are the committees:
Committee on Arrangements (Red
Badge)-C. J. Campbell, J. Shields, f.
w Harrington, Mrs. J. H. Rhine, A. NJ.
White. Mrs. S. II. Tracy, Z. 5. Crock
er, Mrs. Ed Boyd.
Committee on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
Wasatch division 124 o. r. c., Star Of
Utah division So L. A. to o. r c.
Reception Committee white Badge
r. ". Hilliard, J. =. Milan, T. A
Whalen, Mrs. J. K. Gullihur, G.. F. Nc
IntOSh, Mrs. D. Ragan. A. Z. LCthrOp,
Mrs. J. NJ Tracy J. Holland. Mrs r.
D. Robbins, a. Whittemore, Mrs. Frank
Hart.
Floor Committee tBlue Badges H.
Tracy. D. G. Revar, George King, c.
r. Dupur, J. H. Rhine, A. II. Sneed, J.
H. Mccoy.
One of the grandest events in the his
tory of Pythianism of Titan took place
in Castle hall Of Queen City lodge No. Z.
Friday evening. There were present
about 100 members and visitors, the oc-
casiOn being an official visit Of the
grand lodge officers. Rudolph KuchIer
D. G. c., called on the following grand
lodge officers to respond to tOasts. who
responded as follows:
F. W. Gardner. G. c.. "The Philoso-
ply and Poetry Of Pythianism."
c. P. Jennings G. Y. c., Damon and
PythiaS as Characters in the Worlds
Literature"
H. c. Wardleigh. G. K. Of r. and s,
"Pythians in War"
G. r. stoney, G. P. "Pythian Piety."
II. H. ROlapp, G. Tribune. 'Pythian
Jurisprudence.
A. J. Weber Of Pythagus Val Gideon,
ogden Lodge No. 2"
DR. G. L. Dickson. Queen City Lodge
No. Z"
A NJ Ashly gave a comic recitation
and J. J. lie Bee recently from China
gave some Chinese representations that
fairly brought down the house.
Music was furnished by Professor
Horn.
The following menu was served:
Oysters,
Prime New York Counts.
BraiZed OK Tongue. Pinique Sauce
Sugar Cured Ham.
Celery. Queen Olives. Gerkins
Prime Young Utah Turkey on Dressing.
Cranberry Flippe.
Chicken Salad All
MayOnnaise Sauce
Potato Salad au ETOllsndase Sauce.
Frozen Pineapple Pudding.
Fancy Cakes Mixed Fruits
Sailed Almonds CONNECTIONS.
Cream Bread Coffee
Wines. Cigars.
. 8 8
Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Short are visiting
their daughter. Mrs. Frank NJ. briggs
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Paul entertained the mem
.an-Helleuic society on
.""u. The hours were
.... music and Conversati ton,
-amruts were served
We're Mrs. r.. Il. officer. Mrs.
.-- ...--lu. Mrs Goddard. Miss
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EPHRAIM.
(speeial correspondenee.l

Especial COTrespondence)
Ephraim Jan. Erasmus larsen and
Mss E3vina Jensen, two prominent young
people Of this city were united in mar
rage last week. A wedding reception
was given in their honor at the residence
Of the brides parents.
q q o
The Misses Ella and Julia Dorius enter
tanned few of their young friends Satur-
day evening.
s. q q
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauritz Nelson are re
Joicing over the arrival Of q new baby at
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a5 . a. ana ana Mrs. Percy Sadler entertain
ana .g--... ednesday evening. Roses
The -a5.r. -s were used pr0fusely in
Alr. ana ~. 'Es.ti9ns- The guests were
'-- s. Ensign, Miss Sadler. Miss
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Wash GOODS.

NEW PRETTY WASH FABRICS.
MERCERIZED SATEENS, EGY-
PTIAN TISSUE. FRENCH AND
SCOTCH ZEPHYR GINGHAM.
ENGLISH CAMBRICS AND FINE
MADRAS SUITINGS, THIS
ENTIRE STOCK WAS PUR-
CHASED BEFORE THE RE-
CENT ADVANCE IN PRICES.
36-inch wide English Dress Cam
bTics, light and dark colorings.
every piece warranted to wash
without fading. $50 pieces bought
before advance, on sale In
this week e. ...............AS W
New Egyptian Tissue just arrived.
bright pretty coloring. fast
colors in dainty stripes, checks,
and plaids, every piece a Dream;
these goods were purchased be-
fore the recent advance in cOlOred
wash goods. Goes on sale GA
az a grand special. GVS
New Mercerized Foulard Sateen,
all the newest colorings, just the
thing for spring Shirt Waists and
Gowns, nothing like them ever
shown in Salt Lake before. Thee
goods were bought to sell for Coo
per yard. We place them A9n
on sale at 49, .....-....-... 2VJ
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Musicale.

June Sadler. Miss Winnie Sprague and
Mr.. ". H. Donnell.
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(OLORED dress GOODS.

1 Grand Specials in Colored Dress
goods these goods were bought
and shipped before the recent ad-
vance in colored dress goods.
3s-inch all Wool Covert sUiting in
light greys and oxford mixtures,
value 65c, as a. grand k9a
special for this week. zOV
3S-inch pure all Wool grant weave
dress goods, in all the leading
dark cOIors, this line just received
and will be placed on sale n@a
as a grand special for..-..VS'e
4s-ineh all Wool Tweeds. Home
spuns and Cheviots, in fact all Of
our heavy fabrics. adapted for
Tailor-made gowns, worth sl-O0,
SIPS and $3.50, to go as a Gao
grand special bargain ...... .SS'S
4s-inch Plaid Golfng, the very
newest and most desirable pat
terms. spring weight. this lot
Just received. bought be
fore the advance. Grand W9 Do
special 80. .......'....---P ~
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RLA(I dress Gllll.

Of the grandest bargains in black
CrepOns ever offered in the city.
44-inch black Novelty Dress
Goods in Silk Crepon effects,
these goods sell for $1.00 per
yard We place them on E8A
sale this week for........... VUV
42-inch Heavy Blistered Mohair
Crepons, this line of CreDons
was bought to sell for $500
per yard, in the great q Is
CrepOn sale for y 4sA y
44-inch Black BrOcade Silk Gre
pons, one of the newest and most
desirable dress fabrics shown this
season, actual value 1928; an
other Of our great spec q 10
1alS al ..--...- - = - - -
44-inch. much finer heavy Silk
BHstered English Crepons, this
is our $500 quality, goes this
week as a grand spec GO %
ial at .... ....----.-.-. " H8aS
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Linen DEPARTMENT.

GENERAL ROUND UP OF
TABLE LINENS IN SHORT
LENGTHS, NAPKINS, TOW
ELS. DOYLE NCH
CLOTHS. sCARFS, INCLUDING
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
CRASH TOWELING.
$50 odds and ends Of Table Linens
ranging from IL yards to 81
yards in a piece. You can have
them less than cost.
125 Half Dozen Lots Of Napkins
from the very cheapest to the
beet grade made. You can have
them at cost Monday.
800 odds and ends Of Linen Crash
Toweling. glass checks, Russia
cTash. stephens crash. You can
have them at cost this week.
100 dozen Towels in Damask and
Huck in odds and ends, a general
clean up in Towels. You can
have them at cOst this week.
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Thomas Bawdfn Of Min Creek and Hen
~ Bawden Of Jordan are the guests of
their brother, William Bawden Of this
city.
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Miss Daisy Peterson, VINO has been
studying music in Salt Lake for some
time past, returned home this week
8 s o
Mrs. Margaret A. Thurston of Ana
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IRIS.

Too many kinds and not enough Of
any one kind TO enumerate. the
best Of all bargains, but all are
doomed TO be sold this week at
$500 off
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The teachers Of the woodruff school
will give a. social party in the Eccles hall
tomorrow evening.
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SenaIos
do PeIigre.

>lCOntrae I'd. I'm resfria-
do cada veE que hay I'm
cambiO de temperature ?
1 Siemte I'd. iritada 9 LA
gada ID garganta? Expert
menta I'd. fuertes panzadas
en- el pecho
! IISnora I'd. que estas
sen les alarmantes sehales
del peligro, indicaderas de
la piilmonfa, la brenquitis,
6 la misma tisis9
81 est6 I'd. adolOridO y
ha enfIaquecido reciente-
mente, alarmantes en- ver-
} dad son esas selales. Este
es el probIema que tiene
I'd. que resOlver. lPOseO
la vitalidad Suficiente para
J desembaraEarme de estas
J intermediates r,'a Es facil
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Emulsion
de Scott

impide la tisis y I'm millar :
de Intermediates mas que c
atacan q los debiles y q los :
de sangre empObrecida. !
!, La EMULSION DE SCOTT !
es el mOdelO de los reme- 5
} dos, el remediO pOr exec S
Iencia para la inflammation {
de la garganta y los pulmO- :
mes, los resfriadOs, la brOn- !
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diCina-alimentO de una pO- ;
tencia notable. AIimentO, !
pOrque nutre el cuerpO, "
medicina pOrque sana las !
condolences fncrbOSas.
SCOTT & BOVINE ouimieos New York:
De venta en- las BOtieas. I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pei
pabIsanee las imitaciones las "Dreps
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The down town offices will be
moved this week to the building
erected near the mill.

Senator j. G. johnson, candi-
date for state senator on the repub-
lican ticket, addressed large
audience in the opera house at
Coal Creek Saturday evening on
the political issue of the day. The
Senator delivered a very convinc-
ing speech and it is evident from
the manner in which his address
was received that the people of
The coal camps will do their part
in electing him 10 office.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1900-10-29
Not All Working.

Scranton, Pa, Oct. 80 Although
most of the mines in this district
are working in every slope with
orders by President Mitchell, a
number of operators of small mines
have not agreed to the miners
terms. AT Shamokiu twenty of
the twenty-three mines resumed
today with $4,000 men at work.