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PROVO.
LECTURES ON ELoCUTIoN.
In b. y, a. Summer School - City
Council Session.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co, June 3O.-Prof.
Thomas c. Trueblood OF the University
OF Michigan delivered the opening lee
lure or his course In elocution and or
atory before the Brigham Young sum
lner school yesterday, He made a plea
ior simplicity and naturalness in pub
lif speaking. Oratory IN It's highest
type Is nothing more than dignIhed. en-
ergi2ed conversation A great change
mas taken place IN this regard In the
last so years. This Is a business age.
ana people want you TO talk al them
and not over them. In Phillips. Beech.
en- Mckinley, Bryan and others we
have the new type Of orotory.
Inc study OF public speaking has
Vaiue IRON three points physical, intel.
lectual. and moral
In considering the principal value,
Inc athlete Is not necessarily consider
cd The organs OF respiration are de.
Veloped' the nasal az well as the throat
cavaties receiving benefit. A steady,
economic tone production is desirable.
II Is necessary To compass both
strength and fexiblllty of voice. To
do this, one must know how 10 breathe.
lhe breath must not be wasted. Correct
articulation Is essential, and the artlc-
ulation cannot be strengthened without
benehtlng the whole system.
me preservation Of nerve power is
an Important consideration. and TO do
thls II Is necessary 70 observe certain
precautions II IL not Spending. but
waiting 70 speak that wears. SATURDAY
ana Monday should be play day for
the preacher A tired memory is ike
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. y,
AND RETURN.
One Fare Plus $500 Via. n, q. W.
Selling dates, July 3rd and ith.
THE DFLINEAroR FOR JULY.


The July Delieneator shows a consld-
cradle change IN makeup from preCed-
ing issues, the literary matter has been
brought 10 the front Of the book, then
follow the fashions, and lastly depart
mental matter, The number is I'm many
respects superior 10 any previous one.
The display OF the fashions Is charming
and up to date, and the literary con-
tents are OF striking interest Christine
Terhune Herrick writes eutertainingly
Of Marion Harland's souvenir garden at
Sunnybank her country place In New
Jersey, and ~ Hudson Moore con-
tributes to the number q finely illus
tiated paper on roses, Bird Babies and
their Cradles. by Landon Knight. Is a
very attractive article, illustrated with
photographs. In the seventh "Mndi
paper Miss clara h. Laughlin discuss
es wOman's duties toward her neigh
bors. In fiction. there Is a short story
called Paper Dolls and Paper Dollars.
written by Joseph Blethen and illustrate
ed by a. l. Keller. and the third in
stallment Of The Bols- BruIes. Mrs.
Catherwood'S serial. A page Of eXclu-
siye photographs Of Viola Allen Is a
feature. In the series on historic and
modern home. Van Cortlandt Manor
House Is described and illustrated. with
views OF both interior and exterior. For
the children. Lima Beard begins u Sc
ries describing the construction In min
iaiure Of the Seven Wonders ~ the
World The number also includes the
Introduction 10 a series Of tales for
children called Freight stories. by
Livingston 3, Morse The sixth lesson
in Plain Sewing is given. and the De-
partments are as helpful and varied in
interest as ustlnl
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
Consult County Clerk IT the respective
signers for further information.
NOTICE or SALE on REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE

Under authority OF an order OF sale
granted 10y the District Court OF salt
lako county. State ri Utah, provate De-
vision on the tlh 1oy of June. 1903. IN
the matter OF the estate OF Emma a. Ad-
kins, deceased ! viii sell at private sale
the following described real estate and
personal property. to-wlt,
REAL ESTATE.
Commencing az The northwest corner Of
LOT 3. block g. plat I'D Salt Lake cit
Survey. thence south % rods: thence east
Cli1 feet. thence n0rtheusteglY 90 the
north line Of slid iut "A feet east from
The place Of bcglnniug. thence west "a
feet 90 the place Of D ginning together
with the improvements thereon.
Personal. PROPERTY.
All household furniture and pictures De-.
longing % the estate ~ Emma II. Adkins.
deceased situate in a dwelling house az
No. $40 Fourth street salt Lake city,
Utah
The sale VIII be made on or after July
18th isg, and bids will De received al the
office OF Wilson & smith rooms iQj.S. Nc
OorniCk Bldg. Salt Lake city Utah.
Terms " sale cash gold coin OF the Unit
ed States. % per cent of the hid payable
at the time Of sale aud the balance upon
confirmation OF the sale By the court.
BRIGHAM SMITH.
Administrator Of the Estate of Emma III.
Adkins. Deceased.
Dated az Salt Lake CITY, this 9Th lay
Of jane. ls.S.
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ASSESSMENT No. /.

New Pass Gold Mining Company, prIn-
cipal place Of business Salt Lake city,
Utah. Location OF mines. New Pass. Lam
der County, Nevada. tReeso River Min
ing District Notice Is hereby given that
at meeting OF the Board " Directors Of
the New PAS Gold Mining Company held
on the 2rd day OF June nJ}. Assessment
No l. OF four cents per share, was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
issued and OUTSTANDING payable immedi-
-ptelv to the Secretary at his object Room
2Q7 Templeton Building Salt Lake City,
Utah. Any stock upon which this ASSESS
mont may remain unpaid on Saturday the
18th day OF July 1903 viii be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment IL made before will be
sold on Tuesday the llth day 0f August,
1903. at u o'clock noon, az the secrCary's
office 10 pay the DELINQUENT assessment
thereon, together with the costs Of adj
vertising and expense OF sale.
NJ G. MORRIS Secretary.
,.20l Templeton Bldg. Salt Lake City,
Utah.
First publication June 2ith. 1903.
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zIoN,s SAVINGS RANK a TRUST co.

Notice to Deposltors.- Notice IL hereby
given that at a meeting OF the Board Of
Directors OF lions Savings Bank q Trust
Company, held on the 9Th day Of May
A. ID, 1853, and also at a meeting OF the
stockholders thereof, held on the lst day
Bylaws OF lions Savings Bank 4 Trust
Company was amended 10 read as fol-
lows
"As the deposits must be loaned out in
order that interest may be earned upon
them. the Company VII only UNDER
take TO repay depusitOrs when there is
money on hand which the Board Of Direc-
tors may not deem II necessary 20 reserve
for other payments As long as this Is
the case the Cashier will repay depOsi.
tors after the expiration of the follow
For sums Of $780, and less, thirty days.
Fer sums over $4,000 and not exceeding
$4,000, sixty days
For sums over Ss50.0O. six months.
On all amounts exceeding $4,000. such
longer notice as may be agreed TO be.
tween the deposltor and the President
or Cashier Of he Bank As a matter OF
indulgence. however the Cashier OF the
Company may allow deposits TO be with.
drawn without requiring such notice In
case the deposltor who shall have APP
piled for a deposit shall not come forward
TO receive his money within 10 days after
the term Of notice shal have expired, the
application shall be considered as with.
drawn.
When the money on hand. together
with the estimated current income Of the
Company SHAH be deemed by the Board
Of Directors insufficient 10 pay all the de-
poslts applied for they shall make no
new loans; and II the demand shall IN
their judgment become excessive or gem
eral they shan have power % set aside
all applications previously made, which
may not have been satisfied and tu order
an apportiOnment of all the funds, as they
may be got in and al such short in
teEyals as they may judge proper, among
an the depCsitors In proportion 20 the
amount Of their deposits, and shah hold
the sums apport.Oned TO each depositcr
until called for by him,
But the Directors ;hall in all circum-
stances have power 10 provide fOr the ex-
penses Of the Company, and for any other
lawful payments which they may doom
necessary including dividends already
declared, and loans previously contract
ed for before making an app0rtlonmcnt"
pepOsit0Is VIII take notice that an de-.
posits are held subject 90 the provisions
Of the foregoing bylaw and deposits
will be PAID only IN accordance there
with.
Dated june J. 1875
JOSEPH T. SMITH.
President.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON.
Cashier.
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The Utah independent Telephone Com
pany requests bids for the execution Of
the brick work, stone work and eXoayt-
ton required IN the construction OF rs
building ON State street Each bid 90 be
made for the entire works above mem
toned 10 be made ON the blank form
furnished and 90 be accompanied by a
certified check for 500 payable % the
Utah Independent Telephone Company
forfeitablc provided the contractor max
ing said bid fails TO enter into contract
and 10 furnish satisfactory bonds should
his bid be accepted
The right Is reserved 20 reject any or
all bids The plans and specifications
blank forms and instructions viii be-
ready on OF about june b aud may be-
seen at the companys office or al the
office of their architect
THE UTAH INDEPENDENT TELE-
PHONE co, Office " Commercial Bis
Fred A. Hale, Architect, Office ll+
Commercial Block Salt Lake city
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The Great summer Sale Of Household
Linens aud Wash Dress Goods.
Come today until Friday.
WALKERS STORE.
PENNINGTON.
CLOSE CALL FOR MS LIFE.
Thrilling Experience OF Thomas
steed Ran Into by Cars.

Special Correspondence
Pennington, Davis Co.. June 29.-
Thomas Steed. an aged resident OF
Pennington. had m almost miraculous
escape from death on Saturday last at
this place. II seems that he was going
down into the bottom lands west Of
Pennington TO do some moving and
as he was crossing the Rio Grande
Western railway track. train Of
gravel cars. which was being pushed
along ahead OF the engine ran into the
wagon in which be- was riding. with the
result that the wagon was smashed IN
to splinters. and Brother Steed with
the spring seat was picked up bodily
and thrown into the rapidly moving
car and escaped with some bruises not
serious IN their nature. The wagon was
torn from the team. and the latter left
unhrurt
II seems that the engine was IN the
rear OF long train OF cars and gave no
signal Of It's approach.
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NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

Under authority OF an order OF sale
granted by the District Court, Probate
Division, Salt Lake County. Utah, dated
June 49, 1906 / will sell at private sale the
following described property ;o-wit, IS
shares North Point Irrigation Stock part
OF southwest quarter Of section g. town
ship / north Of range ] west, Salt Lake
Meridian. commencing at the southwest
corner Of said quarter section, running
thence east g rods; thence north 46 rods,
west 81 rods; south 10 rods to place Of be-
ginning Part OF the west half OF section
g. township and range aforesaid COM
inencing at a point iSl rods east Of south
west corner OF the northwest quarter Of
said section, running thence north % rods,
east 3lS rods, south % rods east H. rods.
south 10 rods, west 1873 rods; north 10 rods
20 place OF beginning, containing 10 acres.
All To- Salt Lake County, State or Utah.
The sale Will be made at the office Of g,
II Bachman. Room No. ~ Commercial
Block Salt Lake city. Utah on or after
Monday July 9Th, 1903 Terms OF sale. 10
per cent Of each sum bid must accom-
pauy bid and the sale or sales will be sub.
ieCt 10 the confirmation by the said court
GuSTANE n. BACkMAN,
Administrator of the Estate OF John III,
Rumel. Deceased.
Dated June 2ith. 1919.
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Notice ls hereby given that there will
be meeting Of the members OF the
Street RAILWAY Mutual Aid Association
Of Salt Lake CITY. held at offices IN Car
Barn Salt Lake CITY Utah, on the sew
enth day Of july ls9 az y o'clock D. N.
the object Of which said meeting Us 10 de-
termine b. vote OF the members Of said
association whether or not said assoCia-
ton shall Incorporate under the laws q
the State Of Utah. All members are re-
Quested to be present
O. 2. ARNOLD. JR.
President by Authority of the Board.
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Norrcr or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Notice Is hereby given that q special
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Mar
gate Investment Company win Doe hell on
the 18th day Of July. zoos 40 the hour Of
ten o'clock a, m, 40 The office N said
company Ne, " South AluIn Street, Salt
Lake CITY, Utah, for the purpose of c0n.
sidering ana voting upon certain proposed
amendments to the Articles of lnc0rporl-
ton Of the company, whereby the time %
the duration Of said corporation o. 20 be
extended from ten years tO nifty years
from the date OF ~ Incorporation that Is.
90 the 18th DAY VI August 1898. and where
by the capital stock Of said corporation "a
TO be- reduced from 500 shares 10 5000
shares, and from $500 TO $4,000. aud
whereby the aggregate amount OF ASSESS
ment that may he levied De changed from
live hundred dollars 10 five thousand dol
lars
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
HENRY S. MARGETrS.
President
FRANK Y. MARGETTs.
Secretary
Dated June 22nd. 1903
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LadIcs and Chlldren Inrited,

All ladies and children who cannot
stand the shocking strain Of laxative
syrups, cathartics, etc, are invited TO
try the famous Little Early Risers.
They are different from all other pills
They do not purge the system, even a
double dose will not grippe weaken or
sicken. Many people call them the Easy
Pm W. II, Howell, Houston, Tex. says
nothing better can be used Tor consu-
patton, sick headache, eic. Bob Moore,
Lafayette, Ind, says all others grippe
aud sicken, While DeWitts Little Early
Risors do their work well and easy.
Sold by all drugRistR
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by enabling the digestive organs to a.
gest, asslmiate and transform ALL Of
the wholesome food that may be eaten
into the kind Of blood that nourlshes
the nerves, feeds the tissues. hardens
the muscles and recuperates the organs
OF the entire body kodol Dyspepsia
cure cures Indigestion Dyspepsia, Ca
tarrh Of the stomach and an stomach
disorders. Sold by all druggists.
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srocKnoLpnKg ANNrAL MrrrINn.

Notice Is hereby given that the regular
annual stockholders meeting Of the Flor
ence Mining company, corporation un.
der the laws OF Utah whose principal
place OF business IL Salt Lake CITY utoh.
win be held on the fth day OF july, 1893,
at o'clock D. m, at the c0mpany'j office.
room sos Mccormick building 10 said Salt
Lake CITY for the purpose " eleCling DE-
WIN, G., HALL,
President and Director
Tune n iQ19
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PRIMARY CONFERENCE.
A serious Mistake,

+. c, Dewitt & 60, is the name OF the
firm who make the genuine Witch Ha-
eel salye. DeWitts Is the Witch Ha,
eel SaNe that heals without leaving a
scar II Is a serious mistake TO use
any other DeWitts Witch Hazel salye
cures blind, bleeding, itching ana pro-
trudlng piles, burns, eczema and an
skin diseases. Sold by all druggists,
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KOOShAREM.
SAD DEATH OF YOUNG MorHEI
Mrs. Mary Il. VI. Torgenseu Lays
Down LIES Cares.

Special Correspondence.
Koosharem, Sewer Co, June 25.--Re-
latives and friends OF Mary h. Msnwlll
Torgensen win be ualned TO learn Of
her sudden death which occurred June
Is. Of commissions, following the birth
OF "a baby girl
Deceased was born In Payson CITY,
Utah. March p. ls7i, and Is the daugh-
ter OF o. NJ and Alice Manwll. She
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
pate Division, IN and for Salt Lake Coun
~ state Ol Utah. Ia the matter OF IN
estate OF Ndbblc y Cl8Wson deceased
Notice The petition OF Spencer Claw
toh, administrator Of the estate OF Nabbu
lawson deceased, Tor continuation o
thr sale ot the following described rea
estate Of snlJ decedent to-wit a riFh
OF way for "a, purposes whatever over tht
following property. The north tom 40
leet OF me south lba feet Of lJt A. bl0rl
4 plat H. salt Lake city Survey. sal
Lake CITY Jtah. A riEht of way over
commencing az a point } rod north OF tbl
thence west liiis feet thence south il
irct, thence east l3la feet. thence uuul
10 feet 20 beginning A right OF way over
the following described properly town.
Commencing az point I ROD north W tht
southeast corner OF said lot ~ thence
west h's feet thence south 10 feet. thonct
east iAi4 feet thence north 10 feet 10 BEGIN.
Ming Convincing at the southwest cor.
ncr M g3ld lot II. thence north W feet
thence east % feet, thence south o. fect
thence west "a feet 10 beginning, together
wltg l right of way over the following
DESERVED property town The north ],
itet vi the south one rod Vt lot II. block
/, plat u Salt Lake CITY Survey; said
rieNt ol way 20 run with and be Tor the
benefit Of said Gif feet hy % feet above
described, and also the following proper.
ty. to-wit. commencing at the northwest
corner of lot 5, block /, aforesaid, thence
south 10 rods, thence east on feet; thence
north 10 rods thencB west VI feet 10 be-
ginning. Commencing at the southeast
corner Of said lot u, thence north 81, feet,
thence west s5lg tert. thence south Gh
feet. thence east ha feet 10 begnulng
together with q right Of way over the
following described property Commenc.
ing at a point one rod north ot the south.
east corner OF said lot II, thence west
gii9 feet; thence south 10 feet, thence east
@a feet; thence north 10 feet TO begin.
ming said right OF way 10 run with and
he Tor the benefit of said Gip feet BY gjil
feet. and 'also to run with aud be for the
benefit of the following described proper.
u.s. to-wit Commencing az a point 65ii
feet east OF the northwest corner OF said
lut b. block l. and running thence south l0
rods. thence east say feet, thence north 10
rods. thence west i9ls feet 10 beginning
for the sum OF Ana upon the fol-
lowing terms. to-wt. Cash on conflrma
ton as appears from the return OF sale
hearing ON Friday. the 10th day OF July.
A. ID 1908 at 10 o'clock O, m. az the
county Court House, IN the Court Room
81 said Court, IN Salt Lake city, Salt
Lake County Utah,
Witness the CLERK Of said Court. with
the seal thereof Affixed this Goth day OF
June A. -. 1896
(Seaj JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
By ~ T. Eldredge Jr, Deputy Clerk.
Young q Moyle Attys Tor Petitioner.
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NOTICE or SALE or PERSONAL
PROPERTY.

Notice u hereby given that 10 pursuance
Of an grdtr Of the Third District Court OF
the THIRD Judicial District inland Tor the
County N Salt Lake, State OF Utah, nude
ON the gath day uf June 1909. IN tho matter
of the estate Of sus9nnu.l Sohonold de-
ceased the undersigned executor of the
estate Of said deceased viii sell nj private
sale 10 the highest bidder Tor cash, on or
after Y o'clock noon Tuesday. the I'm
day OF July. 1909 az the general Office OF
lions Cooperative Mercantile Institution.
South Main 81, Salt Lake city Utah lGS
heed oi. stock sheep and jiS head Of lambs
Bids VIII De received up 20 the hour afore.
said, NEPHl y SCilOfiELD
Executor
Date OF FIRST publication June 26. 1909.
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ROUTE TO NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.

Convenient terminals in Chicago and
New York stopoyer at Niagara Falls,
magnificent scenery. Descriptive litera-
ture, timetables etc, win be mailed
free on application 10 Advertising De-
partment, Grand Trunk Railway Sys-
TEN. 1876 Adams ST., Chicago. Geo, w.
Vaux, A. @. 7. q T. A.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
Consult County Clerk or the respeotlu
slgners FOR further Information.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. Pho
bate Division. IN and for Salt Lake Caun
NY, state OF Utah IN the matter OF th
tee Tho petition Of Clarissa Whitebiil
admlpistrqtriX Of the estate OF J. Have
COOK deceased, praying Tor the settle
mon OF llnal account " said adminlstra
lilN and for the distribution of the rcsidu,
on SAID estate 10 The persons entitled MAJ
been set Tor hearing on Friday the 3rd dli
OF july, a. u. 1903, AZ 10 o'clock q. M. a
the County Court House in the Cour
Room OF said Court, IN Salt Lake civ
holi Lake County, utoh.
Witness the Clerk of said Cnart Will
we sea- thereof affixed this 18Th DAY D.
June A. y 1893
(Seal) JOHN JAMES Cvork
~ VIM. " POLAND, Deputy Clerk
Edward McGurrn, Attorney.
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was a kind and noble woman, beloved
by al who knew her, and for years
was an energetic worker IN Sunday
school and Primary She leaves a
husband and three children, also a host
Of friends and relatives to mourn her
departure
Funeral services were held June H.
at r. m, In the Westinghouse. whicn
was crowded with those who had as
sembled to pay their last respects TO
her.
There is prospects for good harvest
this season. and so far water has been
plentiful
Thursday morning June 20, the home
OF Christian Schaugaard was blessed
WIN pair OF twins, a boy and girl,
Mother and babes are doing Well
-
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IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court, In and for Salt Lake County, State
VI Utah. Department No. /. IN the mat
ter Of the estate Of William j. Lloyd, de-
ceased Notice. The petition Of John II.
bate Of a certain document. puruorting
90 be the last VIII and Testament "
William j. Lloyd, deceased and for the
granting OF Letters Testamentary 20 John
VI. Lloyd has been set for hearing on
Friday, the 3rd day OF July A. d 1903 at
10 o'clock a. m az the County Court
House, IN the Court Room ot said Court
IN Salt Lake City Salt Lake County
Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 2th day OF
june A. ID. 1903.
(sean JOHN JAMES. Clerk
VIM IA. POLAND, Deputy Clerk
Thomas q Maycock. Attorneys for Pc
tiuOner
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pIsTRICT CorRT

In addition to the case OF n. c. Chris
tensen ct al VS. The Utah Sugar com
pany, which is stlll before the court,
the following orders have been made:
Pleasant Grove VS. Artemus Holman;
causes stricken from present setting
Estate OF Artemus Millett, deceased;
petition for summary distribution set
for July II.
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SURPRISES FRIENDS,

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Evers Of Los
Angeles. Calf, registered Sunday even
ing at the Grier house and Monday left
foi Denver Mrs. Eyers was formerly
Miss Grace Hyde OF Spring city, SAN
pete county and became acquainted
with Mr. Eyeys while In Provo living
with her uncle. Oscar w Hyde. The
marriage is a great surprise to Miss
Hyde's relatives and friends here.
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Don't Lie Awake Nights.

Horsfords Acid Phosphate taken just
before retiring quiets the nerves. nour-
ishee TIE body and induces refreshing
sleep. II supplies the needed brain and
nerve hood.
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DIVERSE ROUTING.

Denver and return July 9TH, Sth and
9th. for $500 BE sure your ticket
reads one way via Colorado Midland,
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DIPHTHERIA CASES,

A number Of cases OF dlphtheria have
been discovered in Pleasant View, south
Of Hot Springs, between the Oregon
Short Line and Southern Pacific tracks
IN the families OF Howard and Grayiet,
nIno cases have thus far been quaran-
tined