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SMART SOCIETY RESTS
AFTER HAPTOPF SCANDAL

Especial Cahlcgram 90 TIE Washington Timrs)
LONDON. Dec. l3.-Jusuce Barnes
court has been relieved srom the
pressure Of smart society since the
lawyers began to sum up tho evil
dcnce in the obnoxious Hsrtopf
case The engagement Of Lord Rose
bcry's daj phter. Lady SybH Primrose.
70 Charles Grant. is a pleasanter theme.
but jenkins has lost the best topic. for
ne has been excluded from Gopsall Hall.
where Lord and Lady Howe have been
entertaining with prodigal hospitality
royalty and twenty-five distinguished
guests.
/ Richard CTOkor's brother n-law. Or.
/ William 1. Jenkins. sailed today for New
York, after spending the summer and
autumn in royal Vantage, but there az e
no other noticeable departures in sail
ing lists.
I The two dUchesscs who held the coro-
nation canopy over the Queen at West
minister Abbey are going to India.
J Padorewski is drawing an immense
/ coucoUrse OF spectators at the Crystal
/ Palace today, but otherwise the concerts
of the week have been as uneventful as
the theaters.
One circumstance which lends a touch
OF pathos TO the closing Of the week is
the falling health OF the Archbishop Of
Canterbury. Prayers have been ordered
in every Anglican church. and the enc
OF a really great and noble primate Is
! feared to be rapidly approaching.
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CARNEGIE LIBRARY
HAS BEEN ACCEPTED
Building Committee Makes
Its Final Inspection.

Final inspection OF Carnegie Library
was made by the building committee last
night. and 10 was unanimously decided
90 accept 80 from the hands of jhc con-
tractors. All the members were present
The committee is composed Of the
Board of District Commissioner
Theodore W. Noyos. and Col. IT,
A. Bingham. After carefully examining
the building. pla-s Tor the dedication
were discussed. The arrangements
however. have been in charge OF a com
mittoo OF which Commission Macfarland
is chairman.
Hon. Andrew Carnegie. giver OF the IL
brary, VIII bc present az the Cedicatovy
exercises January O.. and viii Dc Tho
speaker on that occasion. President
Roosevelt viii also De present and make
a short address. The presentation ad-
dress will be made by Commissioner
Nacfarland To has been decided @
make the exercises as brief as possible
The dedication viii be attended BY
members Of the Supreme Court. the
senate and the House Members OF tho
Cabinet viii accompany the President.
Those prominent i'm educational work in
the District viii also be invited
Books from the old library are beios
removed to their new home and this
work viii be continued daily until com
pleted The old library viii be closed
a few days after the FIRST day Of the
year 20 give the attendants time to ar
range the cases at the new library.
After the dedicatory exercises the IL
brary viii De thrown open and the pu5-
lie given an opportunity 90 inspect the
building The Marine Band viii be pre-
sent and furnish music for the public
reception as well as the exercises.
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- TPAINING ScHnOL

The board Of naval officers appointed
under The authority Of Congress to rec
ommend a site for q training station for
naval apprentices. to De established on
the Great Lakes. has selected a place
near TO and south OF Sheboygan Wis.
on Lake Michigan. Secretary Moody has
approved the selection and has sent the
boards report Congress with a recon-
mendation that 30 be adopted
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German home market WI rot occur un-
tn there has beth a process Of liquida-
tion in electrical and other Industries
by which the superduous companies and
firms are wound up and legitimate busi-
ness again becomes TemuneratIve.
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MAGISTRATE DECIDES MRS.
CORES DEATH AN ACCIDENT

PARIS. Dec l3-The magistrate who
has charge Of the investigation OF the
death Of Mrs. Ellen Gore has announced
that there S. no longer any doubt that
the affair vas an accident.
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cause general relief among the COM
mereial classes. who are complaining Of
the disturbance Of business by the ua-
settled conditions Of the tariff couuo-
vcrsy. II is more reasonable TO assume
that the revival Of confidence in the
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PROGRESS AT BERLIN
WITH TARIFF MEASURE

Especial Cablcgram g., The Washington Times)
LONDON. Dec. 13.-Therc has been
partial subsistence OF political excite
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htuulle BTOAL Dp1SSum
Neck Scarfs. very full. G0 no
Ias,S. cluster, 3 90 Of six tails. A1.IS
Genuine Marten Fur Neck scarfs.
Canadian Marten. full G' - IN
bushy tails. SO 90 value. M 6Hs
Az the wonderfui price Of pO'VO
$1,000 Genuine Fox scarrs. extra
long Roa scarfs. with two
bushy tails and four 4 - m
claws. A most remarka- N sess
Ole price. ....-.--.- ...-... ~ - - -
Genuine Eastern Mink scarTs. wolf
tails they are very fulI q 4 no
and heavy, and sell for I'm I%
$3.50. sale price,. DOsOO
Genuine Squirrel Scarf. tab ends.
trimmed handsomely n IN
In In o5 5atIs. wor'h SIZ.JV
Extra long Squirrel Boa Scarfs.
reaching nearly TO the ground Rope
s.I5 ss15 5s.i. ssii for for 5000 yz5.OO
Those Genuine Marten ImpcriaIs.
A0Abl" lbh bI tAAl1 bAA bt"AA "l.A. 90
Reaching below the
waist line. High-col- Gao 10
lar eject. Worth Nj IN
0.O0....-............ - 81 ~ ,
Genuine Marten Neck scarfs. trim
med in tails. long and
nowing-at the lowest 4 n 90
price ever known for the M RH
like goods. OOsCC
Genuine Rear Fur sca-ls, with
clusters OF six tails $500 C , ~
values Special tomor- y I
row W.........,...- ...-..-...-. y - - -
Genuine American
$5:. 5:5:..- 81: ...s' s:s IN. .:.. S21.0O
Genuine Eastern Mink Boaz,
reaching 20 the ground with clus-
tors OF genuine mink tails. Made
.ss... .s.s; {. Il $1,000 ss.. ,5.as aus: $3.50
Lot Of Electric Seal
Boas, very long. finished ca 20
with animal tails. Worth \ x
S6-0J-tor ..---.........- we ~
Lecrae. fuu length. in sable opos-
sGme iu. thc now storm G. q q n
collar c1cct. Pieces chat M 81
sell for Sl2oS. at......UO' ~ "
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Art Department

Sl39 Toilet Sets, pieces. nicely
decorated Observation-Disclosures. .gs.
S1-25 Spachtcl Scarfs and Shams.
all new designs. us.................gI B,
3se Pillow Tops, with backs, new
designs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2JJ
shetland Floss. all colors. per
hank Observation-Disclosures. S,
2l59 Beautiful Hand Painted
FlECqucs, new designs. ......... .s8l
Crochet SILK. spool oI...-.............3 3,
$500 SILK Mantol Scarf. wards
long. trimmed with gold braid
and silk fringe ..
39c Spachtel Scarfs and Shams 10
match. IN lace. braided in col
ors also. Special Monday y........25,
500 dne fancy Pin Cushions.
trimmed I'm dainty lace and
ribbon All colors. For Mon
a s .ss . s o. O. a o. a . . a A-fls
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Fancy Boxed Goods.

Shaving Sets. Collar and CuT
Boxes, Albums. and Toilet Il 40
Sets Choice for Monday. 20
Special Tot cf Gue Toilet ana Mani
yr.e Sets. Actual yalge. $3.50. "A %
For Monday y...-..-............S $40
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Neckpieces and Muffs in squirrel mink American
Isabella and sable fox real marten skunk lyl and
blue wolf And Jackets in every fur that's Wa rted
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Call on Us for Everything "Civeable.'
price you nan our claim
We look on it as q par
price you want to pay.

will Oarbu
price t make he sell gprce
toour N Yors rep
week an hi, ,Cr nIn1l
Ie
o buyer of fus on-It
e There sT
e
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Fur Scarfs

Medium-sjze Ma-tcn Fur Scargs.
with Squirrel Tails TO 90 nO
match, ful stylish , "a I'm
pieces; worth SO. for. ~ OsOO
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Fur Goats

Electric Seal Coats. have deep
stern collars, and are lined with
ca :, ca .s.a .'a4..s ss5' s'';'i 2si S175O
Handsome Near-seal Jackets. in
the nost desirable lengths; made
wi-h deep collar and lapel and
55.ss 5os s=assase 5...... ...i ..is. 81 $3.50
Ncar-seal Coats. have collar, fac
Ing ana cuffs Of Beaver Fur and
lined with SEinuer's
5s.5...... .ssa.. ...... ....5 .... z $500
Handsome Near-seaI Goats. with
deep storm collar of Genuine Mink.
also entire facing and cuffs ol Mink;
lncd with the plain guaranteed sat
E g. E q ss = s;',.,@: ...s. ss..sas y. :e S415O
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A Fur Sale Without a Parallel in
the History Of Fur Selling,
NEGKPIEGES, MUFFS, COATS.

" y hD~el.t a SUI t vi a-r-NNN " VI All
OF Furs OF every kind and description
az a fraction OF their usual cost
SLOW season. the maker said,
piled up here with stock and more
being made up all the time. You can
take 10 at your own price
The way we bought it is the way
we sell 10. and So viii prove the big
gest advertisement the department
ever had
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Huf5

Our purchase or Furs Included
Muas Of every description. 81 bar
every neck fur can be matched VIZ
O muu at a correspondinrly l6av
price q
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Chilh1s Eur Sats

A fuu line Of ChC1r-n's Furs.
Including MuGs and Neck nNC
Scarfs o. an kinds OF furs; G&l.
priced up from ........... 90. w
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-03
Success In Life

what lie successY" Such lie the sub
ject under discussion IN number Of
Chicago schools and the answers are
nearly all in the direction Of wealth.
The San Francisco Examiner takes is-
sue with those who look TO aggrandize-
ment as the way TO the real success in
life, as there IL nothing in the acquisi-
ton Of money for the sake OF having
money that can give satisfaction or com.
fort Tue Examiner Gays;
We respectfully beg leave to suggest
to the gentlemen that are enlightening
young men about success that while
they are dealing 10 adages they overlook
not these
The development Of character is the
only real success in the world.
The most useful life lie the most sue
cessiul lie.
To be oiuse IN some way to our gen
Grafton aud race is the bes, and the most
satisfactory aim and likelyto bring the
only results that amount to anything.
There is nothing more in the accumn-
lation Of dellars for their own sake than
there is In collecting neckties for their
own SIX.
Most Of the men that have been Of
real use to the world have died without
a cent.
The pursuit Of wealth for lie own sake
is extremely likely to dry up in you the
springs Of usefulness TO other men.
When they are all dry there is nothing
left but bitterness, aud life lie thrown
away
As for selecting frame OF celebrity as
an object, ouly a few men in any genera.
ton can by any possibility atlact any
great share Of the world's attention
even # there we're anything in that
some men will be able to effect notable
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-03

There 10 one man who IL seldom II
ever, appreciated at his true value. In
this enlightened age he is commonly re-
ierred to as dad" It Is dad who
humps himself yea In aud year out on
the farm, In the office, store or work
shop, IN order that bis boy or girl may
90 away TO school, and upon iheirreturn
home, that the boy may have fine
horse and buggy and the girl costly
piano. It is dad that hustles and cult
yates great calloused knots on his hands,
becomes stoop shouldered 10 order that
his Offspring may reyelin luxury and
make tarnal fools Of themselves. His
sons and daughters have learned at his
expense to despiss HE old-iashioned
ways. They secretly laugh at the style
Of his Sunday coat and his antiquated
hat. On Sunday, when bis daughter
has company aud he would Ike to sitin
the parlor and listen 10 The music, he ls
given In various ways tounderstand Nat
h's presence is not desirable, and the
poor old man goes into the kitchen aud
remains tie balance Of the afternoon.
God help the son or daughter who Coca
back on dad. In the catalogue Of low
down cusseJness, that OF ingratitude to
ones parents Is the most contemplate.
-Ex.
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EoA
ProA. Utah, Jan. let, 1902

PEoA. Utah, Jan. let, 1902
EDifoR TlMEsi
A happy Men Year to all one and all.
Miss Eva Marchant is home from Salt
Lake for the vacation.
Elders Branch Of Coalville and Page
Of Kamas were missionaries here on Sun
day.
+. /. Peterso1 is spending the Naca'
ton with relatives and iriends at
Morgan.
Died, December 2Gtn, 1901, william
l., Williams, aged q years. son Of
Henry /. Williams.
w.H, Branch Of Coaiyille was doi0g
some work on the school house last week
aud the Rist Of this week.
Died, December goth, 1901, Olive josie
Fillmore, age six years daughter OF Mr.
aud Mrs. Aa,han Fillmore.
Elders oscar F. Lyons and Stephen
Walker went 10 Hoytsyille on SUNDAY
70 an an appointment as hOme mission
aries.
90 Christmas eve the young people
had their inninss; program wac T'''en
up and a Christmas rec d 'oo'"'ed ~ b
nice presents Shirb ssDlA Clans Nif"ip
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OAkLhfi uthhi Jan. ], lNO2,
Enron TiMEs:
Bert Peterson came out to see his hest
girl. Bert lie boy that any girl may be
proud Of.
The Misses Evalyn Jensen and Annie
Evans came home to spend the holidays
with their parents.
Very warm and snow sottInr thin,
aud II the warm weather continues much
longer the roads will be almost inpass-
able.
o. yes, did you say about the FIRST Of
May2 Well the school will be out about
that time aud the toys cay they will he
on hand with their bells and plenty Of
booze.
Horace Stevens has returned from the
sheep camp and has taken his old posi-
tion at tie saw mill, aud will remain
here until time TO bling his herd back in
the spring.
samuel Brinton and James Evans are
taking evidence as water commissioners
as to the amount Of water taken from
the Weber river by Marion, Oakley,
Peoa and Roekpor.
Christmas passed OF very quietly and
everyone had good time. dance was
given for the children in the afternoon
aud one for the Old folks at night. The
Christmas tree was success and every
child present received Mise present
and basket Of candy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-03
LETTERS FROM
CORRESPONDENTS.
Around The County in Seven
Days,
The Happenings Of the Past Week
Told In Detail by EllCleDl
Correspondents.
MARION
MARION, UrAH, Jan. 1, 1900.

MARION, UrAH, Jan. 1, 1909.
EDucR TINES.
David Neal is Speeding his holiday
vacation with friends in Marion.
James woolstenhulme and daughter
returned home from Salt Lake on Nor
day.
Miss Helma LunIberg lie spending the
holiday vacation with iriends in Salt
lake.
Mrs. Flora Harper Of Salt Lake City
lie spending few weeks here visiting
with her parents.
Miss Anna Roselund speut.a few days
in Marion this week, the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. X. Lemon.
John X. Lemon, Jr., and his sister
Ret,a went TO Salt Lake last Thursday
TO attend State Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Larsen entertained
about eighty OF their relatives at din
ner party on Christmas day.
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kocKroRr, Utah, Jau. ], 1909.
EDITOR TINES;

kocKroRr, Utah, Jau. ], 1909.
EDITOR TINES:
Happy New Year to ALI
The post Office Is now back to its OH
stand, at henry seamons.
Alma FarnsVorth Of Coalyille is visit
ing here, the guest OF W. II. stalker. Jr.
Elijah Malin and family and Worthy
Gibbons and wife Of Park City are here
visiting with relatives.
Miss Clara Hortin, who has lived in
Salt Lake ier the past few years, is here
visiting her parents. She win remain
for some time.
There was social gathering Of the
young people Of ROckport last night at
W. II. staker's residence. The evening
was spent in playing games, singing,
etc. until the new year came in. All
present seemed to have a pleasant time.
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fined the prosecuting attorney and clerk
for allowing the case to he appealed.
Mrs. Alma Eldredgc, for being the
wife Of a kangaroo judge.
The King and Queen we're brought be-
fore the cour, but were discharged, and
the Judge fined Bishop Croft and W. NJ.
Boyden so cents each for taking them
from their exalted station.
Richard Wilde, for being Rich aud
wilde.
Miss Maggie carruth, for washing
dishes with awetrag.
Mrs. Hansen, for trying TO bride Clerk
Calls with a peanut.
Misses Matte salmon and Mary viii
liams, for entertaining and flirting with
a Chinaman.
The Court was taken before Her Maj
ests and given thirty DAYS each for in
sobordination.
Mrs. Lonsdale Allen was up with a
Chlnaman as a defending attorney. The
latter was Gned 20 cents for not making
more noise.
The musical features Of the evening
were vocal solo by Mrs. w. q. Fisher
piano solos, by Mics Eliza j. Branch and
Miss Maggie Robin-on; violin solo, by
Thomas Livsey.
Tue Queen was attended by two maidI
OF honor Misses Clara Williams and
Edith Cauuih who added an additions
charm to an already charming tribunal
The Mystical wuug Lung was vel
pan onized and all will join the writer IL
clubbing Josh Davis a prince Of enter
tanners.
The great carnival will close tonigh
with a grand ball at the Opera House
The committees who have had eharg
Of the carnival have worked hard Z
make II the grand success that IL wal
and though their work has been oppose
: by few. the majority Of the people al
loud in their praiie Of the work dom
!. The only mistake made was, We believ
: IN sending away for music, as the ei
pense Was 80 great.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-03

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-03

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ton. Most will not.
But all men leave their influences up
on the people with whom they come in
contact, aud after all that IL really moro
important than most big things that the
world talks about aud iorgets tomorrow.
III s immensely more important that
this influence should be right than that
any young man should pile up million
dollars.
Industry, integrity and reasonable
intellIle zee" are just as essential to this
kind OF success as any other. Probably
little more essential.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-03

wAusArcn, Utah, Jan. l, 1902.
EDITOR TINES:
On Christmas eve children's enter
tainment was held In the school house.
Some Of The children had been drilled to
reei'e little Piecess and under the efficient
management OF Mrs. Connolly nice
program was rendered. Candy. nuts
and oranges were distributed aud dane
ing was INDUCED in. Apparently the
little folks had good time, the sight Of
which was enjoyed by the older people.
ryoung people who have been avs,
attending school are home for k,ns HON.
days. 80
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