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TEMPLE NOTICES.
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sALT LAKE TEMPLE.

SALT LAKE TEMPLE.
The Salt Lake Temple win close on
Friday evening September -Sth, and
reopen on Monday. October 9 1900
LORENZO SNOW.
81 George. Utah. Aug % 1900
The St. George Temple viii close
Friday evening September @th, and
reopen Tuesday morning. October 30,
1900. DAVID n. CANNON
President.
Aiauti Temple will Doe closed Monday
october LIST. 1900 10 VIII reopen WedLes.
day morning. October l0th at $3.50.
Service $3.50.
JOHN ID. T. McALLIsTER,
President,
Logan. Utah. Sept 1.-THE Logan
Temple viii close for Conference on
Thursday Oct. an. ana reopen on
Wednesday. Oct 10Th. 1900.
H. ". MERRILL, Prest.
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TEE cLrMrNr.srocKMrILrn

The vogue given 90 plays based on the
novels Of Charles Dickens win BE- ace
centuated al the salt Lake Theater
during the engagement Of Clay Clement
and /. r. Stockwell. who win present
among other successes "A Great Oh.
stacle." an adaptation OF Charles Dick
ems and Wilkie Collins mo Thorough
fare" This. one Of the best % Dickens
plays. was first produced In this country
a quarter cf a century ago by the enc
lncnt tragedian Charles Fechter and
later By w. J. Florence The play WIN
therefore be new 90 the present genera
ton Of theater,gocrs % also ofieH exc
cepuonal opportunlties FOR scenic dis-
play OF which the management have
taken advantage Of
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THE NEWS" DURING
FAIR AND
CONFERENCE WEEK.

All indications point 10 an Immense
attendance at the coming Conference
and State Fair. the first week In oc'o-
Der ADVERTISERS DESIRING TO
REACH THE PEOPLE IN THEIR
HOMES can do SO effectively by using
the Semi Weekly News printed Mon
days and Thursdays) before the Confer
ence season. As all subscribers. on the
Semi-Woekly News who visit the Guy
receive the DAILY FREE during tnaeu
stay that paper will De an uneNcellei
advertising medium during FAIR anu
Conference week
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,oE5 - 3; BARKER, ATroRyry-,-,
iO4 y. Y. NAlker bnlldln. ~ l-AI.Ll
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MONTHLY PRIESTHOOD MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Priesthood Of the Salt Lake stake N
Zion win convene 70 The Assembly Hall
salt Lake city. Friday october 9TH,
1900, at .. No..
ANGUS NJ CANNON
JOSEPH r.. TAYLOR
CHARLES 50. PENROSE,
Presidency OF stake,
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coNFERENcu AND FAIR.


Tickets on sale from farther points.
Oct. I 20 c. limited 10 oct. Is. and
from near points oct. 10 Z, limit
oct. u. Special trains from ogden,
To0ele and intermediate points, For
particulars see Oregon Short Line
agents
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CONFERENCE AND FAIR,
snscInl Ratea va O. 5. L.

Tickets on sale from farther points,
oct. ] 60 e limited to oct. l5 and
from near points oct. 2 TO z, limit
oct. l2 Special trains from Ogdeh,
Tooele and intermediate points. For
particulars see oregon Short Limo
agents
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There are thousands of people. suffer-
ing untold torture from piles. because
OF the popular impression that they cane
not be cured TABLER'S BUCYEYE
PILE OINTMENT will cure them ana
the patient will remain cured Price. 90
cents no bottles Tubes, IS cents. Y. c.
NJ. /. Drug Dept
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SPECIAL RATES FOR
Cnnference and Falr.

Tickets on sale from farther points.
oct 10 G. limited 10 oct. lj and
from near points oct. 20 Z, limit
Oct p Special trains from Ogden.
Tooele and intermediate points. For
particulars see oregon Short Line
agents
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SPECIAL RATES FOR


Tickets on sale from farther points.
oct. To 6 limited TO oct. IS. and
from near points oct, 20 2, limit
oct Y. Special trains from Ogden,
ToOele and intermediate points. For
particulars see oregon Short Limo
agents
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We have seen the frall infant when
the faint struggle for existence seemed
almost ended, resuscitated and made
strong by theuse " WHITES CREAM
VERMlFUGE. Price % cents. u, c..
NJ. J. Drug Dept.
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PATENTS BY UTAH MEN.
srrcIAL ro THE oNEws."

Washington, d. c.. oct Patents
granted: Chas. Babcock Of salt Lake
B.pcu sharpening device. Wilhelm @.
Dlplelsen. Logan. push rake.
Cbas. T.. Filnbrowne OF MoundsVille
has bsen appointed teacher at the
Ourav indian school Utah.
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Applequisrs MIX BREAD
Ask your grocer for the genuine.
IT, d. SABINE.

Merchant Tailor, ne Main street.
Is displaying the largest stock Of fine
imported goods ever shown In the
West. He guarantees a.. style and
workmanship 10 be superior 70 that
Of any other house,
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NEW QUARANTINE RULES.
Chickenpox and Measles VIII Here
after be Quarantined.

The city board Of health az yesterday
afternoons meeting, referred TO In last
evenings News revised the Quaran-
tine rules and regulations regarding
ohlckenpox and measles owing 70 the
fact that many persons having smallpox
have called IL one OF he other OF the
latter diseases, persons known to nave
come IN contact with all such WIZ not
bg allowed 90 attend school or mlhBle
r.I,b other children. An ordinance, or
r.fher an amendment 20 those now In
y.gus will likely be introduced COM
Ba.ling people 10 report 10 the health
arthorities chickenpox. measles ana
other contagious eruptluns.
For sprains, swclllnss and lameness
thara Is nothing so good as Chamber
I.ta's Pain Balm. Try a.
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MrpcHANrs, PRINTING

Turned out on short notice al the
D,seret News. a big shipment Of new
types and supplies just ln Our facilities
fcr letter heads, bill heads tags, en-
yelopes. pads. etc. etc, are uneNcelled
By any establishment In the West
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PERSONAL,

ALL COUNTRY MERCHANTS IN SALT
Lake City during difference are invited TO
see free display OF National Cash REGISTER,
at the Utah Agency, No 81 Main u, Kenyon
HOtel Building. oscar Gro.hCll, Agent
We ARE STILL AT the OLD STAND
buying aud selling all kinds Of household
goods. NJ. Weber. go south state Street
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Corn -fuskars sprained wrists,
barb.i-Wra cuts. burns bruises. severe
decorations and external injuries Of any
kind are promptly and happily cured
by applying BALLARD'S SNOW LINZ
MENT. Price 90 cents. z. c. NJ l.
Drug Dent
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WATCH MAKERS.

HENRY REIsER. A FINE SELECTION OF
Watches and Jewelry. Y T. First south 81
ORw. BOWERS. e50H MAIN STREET.
Watch cleaning sl,0o, main springs 5l.O0.
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FIGURES CAN'T LIE WHEN
THE NEWS CALCULATING
PENCIL. Is Used

Gives products in jay II can
figure better than you can. You'll say
so. TOO, whoa you see Il work. AZ SIM
pie 20 manipulate as a latch key. BY
q slight twist you have the product
staring you IN the face as plain az can
be- Twenty-Five cents only al the
News onice or any of It's agencies
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RANK STATIONERY

And printing specially attended 70 al,
the Deseret News Office, Estimates
promptly furnished Rush orders a
speciality.
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LIFE or A pIONEER.

Autobiography Of Capt. james s.
Brown, $50 pages, bound In cloth. Price
s. O0 Tor sale az the Deseret News.
Special terms TO agents.
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STOVE REPAIRS.

JTIovett al kinds stove rePl1li9s5s-x
bought and sold. 81 T. Srd 80 lo- -
STOVE REPAIRlNG-WM si dos
Son o0s State, Mfg. and IND Ia al y
bTaneh hs Nan orders solicited. 10 'l'''
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SALVATION FOR
THE LIVING

Sermon by Elder Charles W. Penrose.
Just printed In pamphlet form by the
Deseret News. a valuable document to
send abroad Price, &C.; for &c. $50
per 100
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MALE HELP WANTED.
BELGIAN HARES.

BROOK RANCH. BREEDERS or HIGH
grade Belgian Hares Hull pelireed stock.
Visitor, invited. Any f. ith 50 car We
snip stock all over California
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Black Knoll creamery 90 Bear River
Valley Creamery CO., Spanish Fork
Creamery CO. D.. y, Brown r. ~. A.,
Luhuslteh, 5.ay ~" i'a''' W. -''' . WI
,,.-.,.,.o,,,-,.o, d, .r,,l,,., ,,,,,, a., ,
'hFAN ~ d" ~ ~ ~ u IL y M -
I"ODC~l'
+. ID. Heath Jas. X. Smith & Son.
VIM. James paery Bros. Jos. r. Ma
bey James King. + Sopar. Jno. irwin
der Thos. Mcclellan. Austin Roylance.
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DEPART hMl.NI l-MANufAO-
IOl'ES.
4. NJ {. J. Gustayeson. W II.
pettirrav Stokes Tlton a 20 r.
Kratzer e. Som Mrs q r Goodwin.
George Quinn. q. q. Perry. Mrs Jno.
T.. Lee litgh Agricultural Collsle Utah
state prison. salt Lake stamp Coz G..
q. HAN ltah Roller MINIS EDNA
j. b. sherlock G. A. Frieiei h. Worten
q SON, Jennie smith, H. l.. Kendall
j. Knight Salt Lake CITY Brewing CO..
Robinson Bros 60.
.,.....,......... ......
Tavlor Rr,s y / porl,er Jr " II
parEsr o. ~ bnrsi - OF "'' U.s. " -
DEPARTMENT G-HORTlCULTURE
AND FLOBICULTuRE.
To-. ~ s.... ,t..p s,... A.. u ~
NJ. ID, i'ittI, "a, No. .u'e ~ ~ ~
vunsg,,, -, i,'g,,'' W; "lgo.s l,,'l'
..' ',oo' t'.. 'u''..o Nus, ilt"' oli
Isabel NJ. Sears. Mrs. /. s. Buckhoita'
ird ,i,r i,g fou ~ ' Egtlr IVY
IarJ Grag,,4 y T. iii1tz N ebirt
- 80, ,i' r',., ' ~
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70" M ~ 'uIN' nus +, JUN, r., Mlne'
70 a. 'i'NN'"'''pei' T. o. re''ls'
DEPARTMENT H-AGRICULTURAL
MACHINERY.
W. IS hlchards Dahlelson Mig CO.
DEPARTMENT Kline ARTS
Mrs. Margaret Moth George II. Krue-
ser j. L. Haien, @. w. Browning Mrs.
j. l., Miner, A q. lraganza, J. s Brath-
N"iNTt w III. AAEtlN'l W. a. loag W I'm
Levi j. Ritter. II. /. A. Gunner, +. W.
sloan G.. a. Tuckhed, J. T, HarwOod,
Annie l. Hardman, Minnie Foster, l..
c. Richards. c. G. 4. Christensen Mrs.
II Lee, T. NJ. Altman, Geo. II. Tag
CART, O., W, Barrett T. .. SheCkell. Mrs.
n. l.. Parker Mrs NJ, Buckle. NJ NJ.
Young, Edith Mcguire, c. r. Savage, J.
B. Fairbanks, Dan Weggeland.
DEFAHlMENI L--"ONhNr WORK
ma - vvorr, y nci,i.' 500 800 u is i,,
Nj Sears. Mrs A. d. Wellington. Angie
Gahh,tt n C,bbott NJ = ylsjie,.
AZ ~ 6,m no. ~ 81 o. E.,r., NJ
r. n Goodwin Craca AIIisnn n n
Gifora Mo Pi,h,- IIsn NJ NJ tfo,,sli,
n Aoricuitprai Goljsgs Nfrs II n I.Ii,
Roht Grsbarr. NJ - v.coti,,,;,
No SDencsr Cbsriot,s AIM NJ
III Co,,sins ~ I CNstsct,irs' Nj
~ Crs,,oi Nj, ~ q pottsrs',. I1i,,,
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NJ Pcais ios T. Iiog,.e,, NJ ~
"A, ~ Snnard i.ssio crant 8
n Tsoror9. Nfrs II I1,,hh.u NJ,
w ErirLyCr NJ A Niortin NJ - n
NtcGny AZ Corllrant - 4
Sbau rda Sit NJ " Uo,a,,ar
NJ $50 Fr,z.. Mr. NJ torse, ~
Nons1, ~ n Sfct,aiioyr AZ tfa,,I.
ION AZ y R.ssc,t RsSno 4us NJ
II start Anna WATKINS Ms r. q
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DRUNKENNESS

Cured at the KELLEY INSTITUTE.
Address First N0rth and West Temple
street. OBJ Box $50. Salt Lake City, Utah
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Money 70 loan on FIRST class security.
Interest llv. No commissions charged
Zlons sayiLns Bank and Trust COM
pany
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Everybody ea,s II. Nothing beats II.
Look Tor the lebel ana ask ,ou. grocer
FOR II every day. Health follows.
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hAIHoNlHAu THOMAS t,,r,..--
Rooms iO-l2l Atlus pLNNlLG
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OPTICIANS.

COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO., 2jl MAIN
ST. Manufacturing Opticians wholesale aud
retail Ocuilsts prescriptions filled same
day as received. Comp Heated lenses dupu-
Gated. Grinding on premises
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wall PAPERS.

SANDBEBG. THE sCAYENGER. RESI-
dcnc. go stephensCns Ave, or 3tl ;. state.
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WARTED.

GOOD GIRL TO COOK. SO EAST BRIG
ham.
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pEPARrMENr A-moRsEs.

Riverside Stock Farm. A. J, Egbert
j. :. Davidson Island Imp. Co., White
q Sons, Geo NJ Cannon, John r.
Wlnder. Harold Z, Jennings, Ford
Bros. ]. r. Allen & Bros, Jas. r..
Freeze. Utah Agricultural College, VIM.
q Preston. Eugene NJ Cannon, Gal
braith & Boazer.
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cGEoRGE, p GREENWOOD ,.a-.---
commercial Law AMI CoIlerti65 rAWifR
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LOST
EsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

ONE BAY HORSE ABOUT l2 YEARS
old. w"iyht ablut nine huudrl pounds One
right shoulder and thigh. II IN, above a
animals ave notclaimed on or before Oct Id
eth, 100 thoY will be sold at City istray ~
Pound at2 p. M. John O, MdttoS. Pound
keeper,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02

GEORGE W. EBERT q CO.. 326 State
Phone h.3 ~ Clearance Sale odd lots
&c double roll. l5c papers go al lOc,
pc papers az Sc &c papers az lsc, SOC
papers az &c, &c papers at i0c, Ingrains
&c double rol.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Our photographs have
long been known for their high quality OF
pose and finish. Ia fact they have always
been up With the very best athalf price only.
j. T. MatsOn. 2l25i state Street
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MACHINERY REPAIRING.

ALL KINDS PBtOEs IhA ma Wed
Bicycles repaired. hartmann
Flrit south. ----
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROOMS ENsUITE OR SINGLE. FIF
class board Everything modern l5s y. Mi
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PHYSICIANS.
SURVEYORS.
MONEY TO LOAN.

on FURNITURE, PIANOS. ETc WiT5'
out removal at 80 w. End SOUTH. ira
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Castle Gate. sunnysidc and Clear
Crcek-Lump $500 per ton Winter
Quarters Lump and all nut coal A75
per ton. Anthracite an sizes, 50 so per
ton. 70 south Main S. Telephone. i29.
d. j SHARP. ACT
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SANDS CAFE Is SOW OPEN AND DO
ing 90 excellent business Joe sands
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uTAH COMMERCIAL saves sANR
Interest paid on savings. W. +.
Armstrong. pregt. J. w. Madsen, vice
prest.. J. =. Caine. cashier.
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TELEGRApHY Glass Jus; organized
in The Salt Lake Business College.
Templeton.
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rr5mEnArURE TODAY

1Oa. m. c., 70 noon u; 2 p. M, "a 3
p. M. a.
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE.

PEOPLES FURNITURE cow.
a East FIRST South Street. paws the
highest price for Secondhand Furniture.
Big bargains IN new ana secondhand
furniture and stoves during week. Mirrors
repaired At reasonable prices
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Food supplies the substance for re-
pairing the wastes Of the body, and
gives strength Sleep affords the OPP
portunity Tor these repairs TO be made
Both are necessary 20 health, II you
can't eat and sleep take Hoods sar-
sapaTilla. Il creates a good appetite
and tones the digestive organs, and 10
gives The sweet rsstful sleep Of child
hood. BE sure 90 get Hoods.
Bnlousness is cured by Hoods Pills
2Jc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02

SECOND HAND FURNITURE AND
STOVES a. the Peoples Furniture Co, a
Il. lat 80.
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DEPARTMENT HORTICULTURAL
MACHINERY.
w. b. Richards Danielson Mfg. Co.
DEPARTMENT kline ARTS.

Mrs. Margaret Moth George H. Krue-
ger j. L. Hafen, O w. Browning Mrs.
j L. Miner. A o. Iraganza, j. S. Brath-
waite. VIM Heme, NJ. A. Maywick,
Levi j. Ritter, II L. A. Culmer l.. w.
Sloan, c.. a. Tuckhed, J. r Harwood,
Annie l. Hardman Minnie Foster. l..
C.. Richards. c. G. 4. Christensen, Mrs.
II. Lee, r. NJ. Altman, Geo. II Tag
CART, O.. W. Barrett, r. o. Sheckell Mrs.
r. L. Parker Mrs NJ Buckle. NJ. NJ.
Young Edith Mcguire. c. Z. Savage. J..
b. FaIrbanks. Dan WeggeIand
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ELECTRICAL
HoRsEsHoERs. CARRIAGE WORK

NAYLOR & WARBuRTON. FIRsT.CLAss
hoseshoeing In all Us bfancheA shop x
East First south street.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-14
Birthday Dinner.

Last Sunday, Mrs. Peter Tharnish
passed her tifty-seventh birthday
and her friends and relations plan
ned pleasant surprise for her. To
those who sees only the sunny
side of life time flies fast and they,
while standing far in the shade of
age, are yet young. Mrs. Tharnish's
life has ever been thus. No pessimis-
tic cloud hovers about her. Life is
roseate with goodness, sweetness,
and cheer to her. Those who know
her love her as is attest ted by the
seventy who gathered at her home,
last Sunday. When they had gath
cred and had laughed and talked
and told stories of the past and en-
joyed themselves as people only
can when they want to make others
happy, they were invited to gather
about the festal board. The beau
tiful white of the linen was hid by
the ponderous mass of good things
above. 1t seemed as if every larder
had been emptied and brought to
this home. Midst cheer and plenty
everybody enjoyed themselves and
went away wishing Mrs. Tharnish
many birthdays yet to come. AS a
token of their respect they left some
beautiful presents, which we give
below: Rocker and two easels, by
daughters Mary, Kathryn, Anna
and Cecilia; three dollars and one
half from her sons, John, Henry
and Peter; Handsome couch and
bedstead, Messers. and Mesdames
Fred Tremel, John Kommes, George
Wahlert, John Rietf, Fred Bartlett
John Guidinger, Will Williams
Frank Dorr, Claus Martes, Nick
Martes, William Bjntner, Anton
rhill, John Stager Reilander, Stuck
ert, Anton Nepper, John Noon, Ken
| nedy, A. Spoo, Mrs. Louisa kom
mes, and Mr.. p. Gilroy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-14

Mr. A. FL. Lamp, Vice President
of the Davenport Elevator Compa-
ny, is here this week superinten-
ding the construction of an addi-
ton to the east side Of the compa
ny's elevator, at West Town, that is
to be thirty by forty feet in size and
twenty-four feet high. The build
ing is to be built very strong and
substantial, thoroughly rodded with
strong wires running clear through
and then attached to the main ele-
vator. 1t will be supplied with the
latest improved machinery so that
it will be possible to load and un-
load oats without having to shovel
single bushel. George Letting
well and his force ofmen did first
class job of building a rock founda-
ton, the first of the week, and now
r. c. Waterson, Till Woodruff and
several other carpenters are indus
triously framing the structure.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-14

The extra Rheubens" played
two games of base ball, this week,
and won them both. The first game
was with club from near Highland
church, in the edge of Cass county
who came up here, last Saturday, to
show our boys how to play ball, but
were neatly taken into camp by the
following score:
Extra 0 2 2 2 Z 4 2 SO
Highland o 0 0 o 4 O Is
Batteries-Exira, George Guern-
sey; Highland, Walter Turner and
Frank Leffiingwell, of Extra.
The second game was played at
the ball park, on Wednesday after
noon, between a picked nine from
Atlantic and our boys, and again
victory perched upon our banner.
The Atlantic boys are gentleman
ly set of fellows and only lost be
cause they have not had enough
team practice to,nake them famil,
lar With each others style of play;
and then, too, we think our boys are
just little the besl players as the
following score will show:
Extra 90 0 0 4 5 0 5 6 I'll
Atlantic-3 8 2 2 0 0 0 Ola
Batteries-Exira, Lee McAninch
and Clyde May, John Knox; Allan.
tic, Anderson and Benson
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-14

This week the Misses Lottie Ben
nett and Verna Croy attended the
District Convention of the Christian
Endeavor Societies, at Atlantic, as
Representatives from the Congrega-
tional church, of this city, and Net
tie Sickels, Matte Bruner, Lillian
Hunt, Iris Heath and Rose Faust
as Representatives of the Christian
church Endeavor Society.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-14

One day last week Miss Carley
Gates. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Gates, of this city, graduated from
the Soper School of Oratory, at Chi
cago, and after short rest there
she will return to this city and
promises to give us an entertain
ment, in the near future.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-14

Mrs. w. F. Neiswender came over
from Anita and passed last Sunday
with her husband, in this city. She
was much pleased with our sur
roundings and if they can dispose
of their property there they will
locate in Extra.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-14

Charley Kluever, east of the city,
is bound to have the best and han
diest arranged set of water works
in his feed yards of anybody in the
country. He was in town ,Wednes
day and purchased a $175.OO outfit
of Fred Delahoyde and John Ben
nett for this PURPOSE.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-14

A letter from J. Mack Love, a
former resident here, now of Arkan-
sas City, Kansas, and brother-in-law
of Mr.. w. B. Temple, to Hon. H. F.
Andrews, of this city, says that he
has just won law suit for some
parties in that city and received a
fee of ten thousand dollars for his
services. Mack's friends up here
are all glad of his good fortune.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-14
Farm Wanted (!

! want to buy 100 acres of land
within ten miles of Extra. Not par
ticular about improvements, but
the land must be good. Call at the
Stuart Bank.
n. p. CHRISTENSEN,
"The Honest Real Estate Dealer"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-14
TheIlo

The trotting bred stallion will stand
during the season of 1900 at my
place, just west of the Extra depot
Thello won sweepstakes at Audi
bon county fair last fall. First pre-
miums were also awarded three of
his colth-three-year yearling
and sucking colt. Service fee, $1,000
to insure. m3tf E. c. WILSON,.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-14
Notice..

| am still selling fruit trees at the
old prices. [ will be absent from
now on until later in the season
when will be with you. 1 wish to
thank you tor your liberal patron
age in the past.
Most respectfully,
WILLIAM DELAHoYDE.
Extra, Iowa, June IA, 1900.