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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-16

Everything in the millinery at Mrs.
James and prices are right. 16-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-16

The largest stock OF watches In the
city and prices right at
14-tf. A. A. BULARD g. SONS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-16
Notice.

Bulard's jewelry store is NOT clos
ing out 14-n.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-16

All kinds Of 1S47 goods at
14-tf. A. A. BULARD & SONS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-16

Christmas baskets and boxes full of
candy and fruits at Kahp's. 14-6.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-16
Notice carpenters.

All members Of Carpenters and
Joiners' Union are earnestly requested
to attend the meeting next Wednesday
at 1880 p. m. for the purpose of elect
ing officers and other important busi-
ness. w. II. KENNER, Pres.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-16
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Gold Watches,
Reliable Clocks,
Gold Rings,
silver Novelties,
Locket Chains,
Brooches, at
p. D. TARvER's,
Bonner & Bonner's Drug Store,
Main street.
) All goods bought atsmy store
; win be engraved free OF charge.s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16
CRUDE WORK OF F0RGER'
Rnt Il Was Good Enough to Net Him
Several Dollars.

A short light complexioned man.
wearing no coat or vest but a low
crowned silk hat and speaking with
light German accent, has been iorg-
inc checks and swindling a number OF
merchants along Second South street
He is known as W. II. Hoffman and SO
far he has eyaded the officers oil the
,aw. Wednesday evening he entered
Sol sickles' jewelry store and purchas-
"a a gold watch and chain priced at -"
He gave a check for 5000 drawn by
q. S. Holmes and payable to W. H.
Hoffman. explaining at the same time
that he was employed in the wine room
IT the Knutsford. sickles TOOK the
check and handed Hoffman NlV IN
hange. The check was on the National
| Rank Of the Republic and when u Was
taken TO the bank the next morning J,
was at once returned as forgery, shu
| moor one at that IL was furthei
| stated that four or FIVE checks OF th'
| ,ame Kind and for the same amount
| mad been presented az the bank.
THE police have been working on m
case but no clue Of the swindler ha
bean found.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
WEATHER REPORT,

Record at the local Office or inc
Feather bureau for the "a hours endius
lt6a. M today A. 20
barometer reading at n. m, 29.oz
pches. Temperature at a. m, ~ de-
~ees maximum, sc; minimum, ",
mean "A, which is 2 degrees below
formal. ,.,,ro
EXCESS Of daily mean Temperature
dnce The hrst Of the month, degrees,
Excess of daily mean temperature
ance January /, 101 degrees,
Deficiency In precipitation since Jam
Iary l. 2.l7 inches.
FORECASTS TILL s p. NJ SUNDAY
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
Tair tonight and Sunday
For Utah. Forecast taken at Dem
fer. Colo),
Fair tonight and Sunday; warmer In
,outh portion tonight.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
An area OF low pressure covers the
rreat Basin, while an area of high
pressure lies along the Washington ana
oregon coast. Light rain has fallen
over washington, northern oregon
South Dakota and Illinois. Tempera-
lure changes have generally been
hight. .,,noc,,
Section Director.
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

Following Al volumes will be added
10 the public library Monday morning
Aug. II;
Carrell-Progress Of Pauline Kessler
ChIld-Colonial Witch.
ouglass-ROmance at the Anllpodes
5mersle--Alllsto.
Foote-The Desert and the SoWn.
Giberne-The Quiet Valley.
Marsh-Tom Ossingtons Ghost
Pugh-Street in Suburbia
Saunders--Rose q Charlitte.
Stretton-Highway OF Sorrow
Stuart--"Punchinello."
Taylor--American Peeress.
Wheatley-Ashes of Roses.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Abbey-Poems.
Alden-Pansy's Scrap Book.
Baker-Amateur Dramas.
Baker-Globe Drama.
Baker-Handy Speaker.
Cameron-Among the Turks.
CIcero-Tusculan Disputations.
Dobson-Poems, Vols.
Harlan--Ida Randolph
ngersoll-Works, u Vols.
Manly-Pre- Shakespearean Drama
Plato-Dialogues Vols,
pollard-English Miracle Play.
Ruggles-Shakespeare as an ArusN
spofford-House and Hearth
Sumner-Poems.
Writer'S Handbook.
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WHY 1T FELL DOWN.
The Reason Denver Band Failed Oh
Tannhauser Tuesday Night

II nav be in order now 10 explain
how and why II was that the Colorado
band fell down on Tannhauser Tuesday
night. In the generosity OF their
hearts. the Denver contingent opened
up a bar at headquarters In the
Thompson gymnasium on Main street
and the musicians had only to line up
al the bar to get all they wanted Tues-
day was quite warm, the children OF
Orpheus were thirsty, and some OF
them were not as careful as they might
have been about the quantity OF tur-
nlture polish they slowed away under
their belts The result was that When
IL came 20 play, their tongues had ABOUT
two inches Of seal skin on them ana
Il was with the greatest difficulty that
anything like good execution was done.
But when Il came 10 the closing torte
where the clarinet obligato Is very
marked and the staccatos sharp ana
emphatic the reeds fell down with a
| dull and sickcning thud. Consequently.
the marks went down correspondingly
1 on the Judges score. The adlunlcators
l,saw what the trouble was right on ana
| subsequently. when Ellis BROOKS met
| Mr.. Pass OF the Colorado band, ana
formerly Of the Second Illinois infantry
band. he took Mr., Pass to task. The
latter referred feelingly TO the open
bar-the bar whose musical notation
consists Of gurgling rhythm. ana re-
minded Mr.. Brooks that he had been u
the profession himself long enough t'
know that when II was free and unre
strlcted. II was not in the average mu'
stefan to resist the amber alluremeht
Mr.. Brooks rather guessed that was 80
There was wild rumor TO the enec
that some Of the Montana decoration
had got the Colorado boys IN tnat con
dltion. so that they would fall dow
M the critical moment: but TINS wa
denied with more or less warmth.
II is learned from the band that IN
transfer OF the melody OF the Pilgrim,
chorus from the hrst horn TO the BAR
tone and which operated against IN
hand. was because, after practice
| Bandmaster satriano was not connaen
that the first horn could handle u
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NEWS TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
To-day's Metals:
SILVER. Bar 81 ~ cents
LEAD. $3.50.
CASTING COPPER, ~ cents O ID.
LOCAL BR IEFS.

Frank Burke. the Idaho cattleman
who has been so seriously Ill al the
Keogh- Wright hospital Is improving
very encouragingly.
Jack Sinclair, bandmaster Of the
Cowboy band, and his command re-
turned 10 Durango last night. Sinclair
was with Torreys Second regiment OF
volunteer cavalry
AT the recent convention OF the ma
tIonal Educational association held AZ
II. Paul, Miss Adelaide Holton, Tor
merry supervisor Of the primary grades
In the public schools In this city, was
chosen president of the department OF
Elementary education.
Last night crowd of boys broke
the glass box which holds the fire alarm
key TO the box on Second East ana
Fifth South, and turned in a call Tor
the department. When the apparatus
arrived, the horses and men pulling
like steam rollers, there was no IRE 70
be seen and no boys, either. They mad
probably climbed a tree to watch the
fun.
The ]. @. Mcdonald Candy company
Of his IVY en.e e,si. s,a'r Now fac-
OF people las, erelili,s q. ,lieu ,, ~ The
tory, los wes., lhilu oou.n ~. ,,,,,t m
ehtire plahl was hsp, Iunni.s u
O'CLOCK, 20 slioM an Niss'oIs ="
tne ,nanulacturins ol .e',ed mo |.
WIN the iates, ana NUS anpao o,.a was
cninery. Christehsers ore,,ss '.os ale.
~ attendance, anu sou'eih' was
uiputeu 10 all present.
L, r. Harr. the prominent Elk and
cigar dealer dropped a pistol out OF his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16
HON John FINCH KINNEY.

hv the false and malicious represents,
lions made by federal officials as W
the loyalty Of the people
II was In 1860 that second eau "
take the bench as chief justice caIne
from President Buchanan, WIN 'o
snecIal request that he accept, hs he
had gotten, along SO well with the peo-
nIe and had discharged his duueS
,uithout friction. He took the once
again. ana held court, as he often salu,
In ne peaceable and straightforward
a manner as It was held In any OF liie
states i'm the Union. lie was diMas
sustained in his capacity by Pres'uVh'
Brigham Young -.
I'm 1862. Judge Kinney went oaoh 10
Nebraska. and ran for Congress on
nemooratlc ticket In a strongly Ky
nuhlicnn state, and was defeated ny >.
4 Daily. He then came back 10 ClalI
and was chosen as delegate to the same
Congress and had the pleasure OF sit"
ting a few seats from his Nebraska ne
publican adversary.
In 1866. the Judge came back 70 ulan
for short stay. when he went aWay
again. This time his absence was loi
"a years. and his return saw the Gun,
clusion Of a pretty romance ne nau
known Mrs. Lucy j. Thurston' WIN
OF Moses Thurston. as q very ueal
friend i'm the early days Wheh ne vac
helping TO mould the new eollliilou
wealth, and in 1899 he met ner agaln "
| San Diego. California. The irlenuly ~
/ lection that he had always feit ,3r nei
! ripened into love, and the TWO olu p'o-
ole were married and came to SAT- Lane
10 live.
GEOGRAPHICAL.
John Fitch Kinney was born In New
| Haven Oswego county, New YORK
April p 1916 and was the fourth chic
and second son of DR.. Stephen +. Kin
nov and Abby Brockway. At that time
tbs onlv houses In New Haven wel'
los, houses. and in one Of these was th'
son horn The means for education II
The early settlement OF western New
York were very limited, being conflnec
en- the conntry 10 the public schools
m these the hoy went for his early edu
cation attended until Is years Of age
u,ben he was sent TO a private schoO
which had lust opened in New Haven
After six months In this school he wa
sent TO Hannibal. N. Y, to another pr
] N0f0 StfUult diNlf aus
hs entered the Rensselaer, Osweg
Academy" where he studied for wv
wears the higher mathematics and Ian
guages. After completing his two year ,. :
AZ academy, ne commenced the. study 9
law with Hon. Orvillo Robinson, !
Mexico, ~ Y, and after two and hal
Years Of study. started westward to e
a start in life, He decided to locate
Ohio. and after reading law there 70
one year he became acquainted WI
Miss Hannah Hall, whom he Marie
Jan % 1899. ,.
In August, 1853, came the appoint
ment as chief justice OF Utah, ami
1850 Judge Kinney was reappointed. II
experiences in this state have been u
lated -,
Judge Kinney was accounted by
, who knew him as splendid type
manhood His death Will be m0urn'
nv many. and to the earlier settlers
! Utah he will be remembered as
I staunch friend and just judge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16
A sure Cure for plsrrhoes.

Coming as 1t does, In the busiest
roason. when a man can least AFFORD to
lose time, sure and quick cure Tor
dlarrhoea Is very desirable. Anyone
who has given It a trial Will tell you
thar the quickest, surest and most
nleasant remedy in use for this disease
is Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
piarrhoea Remedy. There is no loss OF
time when II Is used, as one or TWO
doses Of 1t will cure any ordinary at
tack. II never fails, not even IN the
most severe and dangerous cases. For
sale by AL druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16

Judge John Fitch Kinney man
whose name was closely associ''e"
with the formation days OF TINS sta'e'
.dlsd at s.SO this morning at his nome
7s6 south Fifth East street from u'e
In6rmities Of advanced years 'Juuse
kinney was Sc years OF age ana MS
life had been an active one, Although
his health had been failing nm lor
some time past, he had been eohiii'eu
10 his bed but nine days. Ihe re-
mains will be shipped to san Diego
California, for burial, probably on Mon
day c,prrp
Judge Kinney was one OF the men
who made the early history OF Jun
Vie then went away, and II was thiI-
tv.four years before he returned 70
ne scene of his early life and activi-
tIes. But he was remembered hs
MIN always be rendered as one vi
the hest friends Utah ever had
such was the hold that the senlal
character of Judge, Kinney took upon
the neople Of Utah that after sergins
tro terms as Chief Justice, from 1919
:" tse2 he was unanimously chosen az
iItah,s delegate 10 Congress. In 1870
hs retnrned to Utah for q short STAY
ora men left TO practice law IN Ne
rraeka II was not until 1873 una.
No returned 10 the state that ne hal
! inf, IN lis infancy. He brought WIN
| rim although he himself was an oc-
togenarian an elderly bride Oh ~
| weeks The woman whom ne maIIleu
WAS one of the pioneers OF utah' Mrs
Lucy ]. Thurston. ,os,
Jmdre Kinney came to Utah In 1924
having the same trying experiences u
| crossing the plains as all the carry set'
| ,iars He had been serving as Jus
| Hoo ~ the Supreme court OF loWaWhei
he was notified by the president OF nus
annointment to the judicial position u
Utah. He accepted ana MADE lle penr'
Gus journey to the new western 'ou'
try. Y,,aoo Kinne,
h4came the intimate frlehu oi w
Stentoe. who was In command vi
regiment OF United States troops oouh l,
foT california. In the fall OF 1904 Co'
/ Steptoe received letter ltvNi wy -.
! dent asking him TO accept - COVER
norshlp OF the territory, and IN case as
| hs did not care to do So to prone
:, N Judge Kinney. The judge con
vinced col. steptoe that II would .
unwlse for him 10 resign his posluol
IN the army to accept the gubernatoria
chair. and as he himself did not desh
the position, both men recommends
the reappointment Of Brigham iouht
who was given the position. :,
In 1856, Judge Kinney resigned ~
mIlcial position here, and returhe
10 IOWA with his family. He was sue gu,
ceeded by Chief Justice Craddlepaugl
and IL was during the incumoency
The latter that large army was sel
~ Irtah under General Johnston Judg
Kinney often expressed himself puoll'
~ as OF the opinion that the sen,
inr OF this army was ehtirel
nncalled for. and was a great lmpol
ltlon upon the people of the terri 10
He said also that the state OF eilai
calling forth the army was brought o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16
BURGLAR GOT 800.
Wanted Only Cash and Overlooked
Many Valuable Jewels,

II was reported TO the police last
evening that the home OF Mrs. Mar
shall, 269l9 South Firth East was pnr-
glarzed Thursday night and 500 IN
cash stolen. a number of Elks were IN
the house and the burglar went
through their pockets taking an ing
cash ne could find. but scorning q NUM-
Der Of valuable jewels. lie gained en-
trance by unlocking the front door
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16
MEDAL PRESENTATION.
Denver Bandmaster Kindly and De'
seryedly Remembered by His Men.

There was pleasant presentation at
the Knutsford between 6 and last
evening. The Colorado band men were
rounded up at the hotel where they
gave two selections In the rotunda, ana
then DR.. L. X. Fullerton, the manater,
stepping up presented Bandmaster sat
riano with a medal valued al $50 from
Denver lodge No. II. The medal con-
sisted OF a horizontal bar OF gold, WIN
"Pietro Satriano" engraved thereon.
and pendant therefrom was a large ring
Of chased gold on which was insc11bed
First prize Band Contestant Lake
1902" Within this ring was circular
design bearing a clock with the hands
pointing 10 II p. m, with an elks head,
and a large diamond under the horns.
The medal was made by BOYD Park
IN -four hours.
The doctor was quite eloquent IN MS
tribute TO the musician. 20 salt LAKE
City and the hospitable way In which
they had been treated. Signor Salr-
ano responded stating that he was no
Congressional orator, and therefore
could not reply as he wished to- but ne
could play and was gratifed 10 know
that his work and that of the band
was appreciated here. DR.. Fullerton
then pinned the medal TO the bandmas-
ter's breast. and the crowd cheered
When the band ceased playing two o.
the Montana delegation who were pres
emit relieved their minds OF long pen
up strain by calling for cheers 10
Montana. They answered the call them
selves, while the rest Of the house re
manned IN silence suggestive OF
country graveyard on frosty mornine
The Montana duo then Withdrew ap
parently well pleased with thier nery'
The Colorado hand had their 100
pleasant. please" taken In front OF IN
hotel, and then marched up street an
20 the depot where they took tram. ie
home. DR.. Fullerton looked as thoos
some rfch relative hsd deceased Al
lsfs him q fortune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16
ELECTRICAL,

HIGH GLASS ELECTRIC WORK NAL,
It's branches Egary thiag electrical fon
medical battery to d complete cia1tHc IN,
plant Full line Ut 6leitrc iytlroA M
guarantee every Job, sat iaSv Eea,cA
supply 20. Il West tst So st., anl lil.DIS 81
Main ~ Telephone 40 u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16
GOING TO SCHOOL?

Send for the general catalogue OF the
Latter-day Saints University salt Lake
civ. thirty-two teachers; new build
ings fine equipments; modern courses
and methods.
II YOU desire work In any of these
lines. Normal, Scientific, Classical,
kindergarten Training, or Domestic
Arts. you can enter to best advantage
On Sept. Sth.
II you desire practical business train
ing In Book keeping Banking, Short
hand, Typcwrting. Telcgraphy etc.
YOU can enter now or later.
Special courses In law. elementary
and advanced, will begin Sept. Sth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16
utab, tbe lplapd Empire.

Work on the handsomely illustrated
historical and biographical review OF
This city and state, entitled utah' the
Inland Empire. which is Icing pre-
pared by the Descret News. IS progress
sing in gratifying manner inc
series Of articles which viii appear N
The book are the products of the pen
Of some Of Utah's foremost wri'efs'
Bishop o. +. Whitney contributing an
interesting article on Founding An
empire" a narrative Of the early fuus-
gles OF utah's pioneers. "rhe City oil
the Saints" ia an entertaining article
on Salt Lake City. up to date one
which cannot fail to be read with IN
terest by everyone Natures Treasure
IIouses, Is story of mining In TINS
great commonwealth. from the tune
OF the first discovery OF precious met
ais. down to August, 1902. A portion OF
the work which viii doubtless receive
recognition is breezy little article en-
titled Life on the Range" A depart
ment which win be OF more than pass
ing interest win be that under the
title OF Empire Builders, IN which VIII
appear the biographies and many here
tofore unpublished anecdotes OF the
men who have built up the finland
Empire" Representatives of the Des-
eret News are now engaged In arrang-
ing subjects for this portion OF the
book The book promises to be the
most original production ever issued
In this state and will be issued IN the
highest form of art.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16
HACK DRIVERS WOES.
Accused of Raising the Price and Hit
ting His Customers,

Tracy Hutchins. hack driver Is IN
SERIOUS trouble. II is alleged that he
oyercharged an Elk who had engaged
his services, and when a wrangle en-
sued II IS alleged the hack driver cut
him across the face with whip Inc
AFFAIR was witnessed by a policeman
Who placed the man under arrest ana
The Elk and his friends had to re-
,noin over A charge OF eXtortion was
nlsced against him, but II was changed
A. that OF assault He appeared pc
FORE Judge Diehl yesterday afternoon
and was fined 50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16
MACHlhlSTS.

A. O eARraANN, III WEST Fl 81
eoninned plant Ia the city. No. SSrs
snail ' or TOO complicated QUICK W.
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COLORADO AND RETURN
At Half Fare,

Aug. 10th and 18th the r. G. w. Ry'
will sell round trip tickets to Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo, at rate OF
$500 for the round trip good for stop
over at all points, final limit 80 days
from date OF sale.
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pRIGuTOS HOTEL

Now is the best time to visit Brigh-
ton, Utah's favorite health and pleas
ure resort Apply to the ii. DinWoooy
Furniture Co. for terms.
Q. u. ANGELL. Manager.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
OPENING.

Fall term begins Sept. 2. Regular stu
dents, entering now viii receive Tree
tuition until Sept. !. Catalogues tree
SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLEoh'
Templeton.
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LABOR ORGANIZATIONS,
ATTENTION!

Big preparations being made for La
Dor day. All labor unions In city STATE
and county invited TO participate IN,
ion making best appearance sl5; second
best, SO. For further information al.
dress NJ. II. Desmond, $40 North First
NVaaf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16
Expert Kodak Finishing
Harry shlpler.
commercial Photographer.
II Templeton building,
HONEY BEER CENTS. TRY IT.

A machine Of pure clean steel kneads
our dough for Royal Bread. NO sweat
from the human hands and body to
make Il unclean. Buy II and see that
the label is on Il. For sale at all Gro
GERS and served In all tirst class res
taurants-R Royal Bread.
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upnoLsreRlnc AND REPAIRING.

nIsr EQUIPPED PLANT IN THE VITH
,or All kinds OF upholsterlng. Your old tde-
uiture made ns.: fso9e ss os5 Wa, s ISs
Temple st.
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TO ClENWOOD SPRINGS
And Return $1,000

Via r. G. w. Ry. Selling dates Aug.
l5th. 10th, 18th, S0th, 31st and Sept. list,
good 20 days. The finest mountain re-
sort in America Superb bath houses,
cave and pool bathing without parallel
In the world, all within your reach.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16

DR.. G. w. Higgins, the Specialist or
Nee hours from 10 TO II a. m ana 10
A d. IN. 81. Elmo hotel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16

Zion's Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany was established In 1873. and has
since opened more than 3o.1l2 savings
accounts. Have YOU an account III
not, start one NOW
JOSEPH p. SMITH, President.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON, Cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16

suit his taste. He knew the baritone
could. and to the batitone I went Ine
work was consequently done 10 'ne
queens taste, but the change didn't 80
with the Judges.
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The Tavern.

One OF the cafes that will not
raise prices during Elks convention.
Table d'hote or a la carte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16

DR.. II. s. Scott has returned from the
East and can be found at his ONCE IN
the Atlas Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16
TRUNK FACTORY.

If YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY ON
trunks ana yalisos 20 10 D. ]. GALLAGHER, o9
Vast Third south, west OF Kputsford' NO
vain street rent saves IS per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16

The social event Of the season a.
salta.r saturday. Prot. Hccie;iAl's dsy.
Graad bali In evening" III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16

Christensen Dancing Academy Ex-
cursIon to saltair Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16

nj n, r. PRATT. BEGINS CLASSES IN
mid wifery and nursing just after october
and April Conferences. kach term SIX
months For particulars write 10 20 Oonsti-
tuition Blk, 5. Il. City.