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secretary-Arthur c. Benedict.

ecretary-Arthur c. Benedict. City elegates-Howard c. Webb, T. H. Macdonald, Frank Brazos, Lewis A. Chidsey, H. D. Grinnell, R. J. Bunce, Andrew D. Baldwin, Alonzo Jones, Charles W. Pickett, John R. Booth and Harry V. Whipple
 Town delegates-C. w. Blakeslee, ir., William c. DeForest Dickinson, Cyrus Jones, Arthur E. Clark, A. B. Wood ford, Edward J. Veazey, John Pardee, John c. Insull, A. o. Pallman, Freder- ick Bushnell and Stiles Judson. For aldermanJohn Elliott. About one hundred present.
 ELEVENTH WARD. City delegates-Edgar A. Johnson, James A. Nelson, Joseph T. Roller strom, Charles Schappa and William Weisborth.
 Town delegates-Duncan Macarthur, Frank Charboneau Henry F. Arthur, Frederick Chadeayne and William H. Way, jr.
 About one hundred present.
 TWELFTH WARD. Chairman-Thomas W. Gierding. Secretary-George E. Kelley. City delegates-Finga Lindquist. L. F. Barnes, Michael McGovern, Charles L. Soderberg, James Johnson and John Hare.
 Town elegates-Charles E. Brooks, James Herman, John Brady, James N. Martin, Emil Carlson and D. J. Shee- han.
 For aIderman-James J. Keenan, About 125 present.
 THIRTEENTH WARD, Chairman-M. DingWall.
 Secretary-T. S. Foote.
 City delegates-F. c. Reynolds, c. A. Marvin and M. Dingwall.
 Town delegates-T. s. Foote, D. E. A. Holbrook and B. W. Farnham. About fifty present.
 FOURTEENTH WARD. Chairman-George Baldwin. Secretary-John Parker.
 City delegates-Luzerne Ludington and John Parker. Town delegates-Berne Russell and Arthur E. Brown.
 For alderman-G. Clifford Foote. About forty present.
 FIFTEENTH WARD. City delegates-EdWard LoVesey and Robert S. Duff.
 Town delegates-Charles W. Boyer and Norman A. Hughes.
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Patent Stove Brick are Cheapest.
District of New Haven, ss. Probate

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court. ~ April 1, 1905 ESTATE of RUFUS W. BEAN. late of
 Orange, in said District deceased.
 PURSUANT to an order from the Court of Probate for said District, there will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, on the 2nd day of April, A. D., 1903, at disposed of at private sale), the following real estate of said deceased, situated in the town of Orange, viz: The house and lot Number 450 Third Avenue, West Haven, Conn.
 Sale to take place at the office of Clark, Hall X Peck. 152 Orange Street, New Ha-} ven, Conn. Terms made known at time of sale.
 HENRY A. L. HALL.
 1t #& >..s Administrator. 2
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Women s and Children 5 Hosiery.

Women's and children's regular B cent hosiery-all black-spliced heel and toe. 9c Pr
 WOmen's Fine Lisls Hosiery - all black--regular 25c kind. l9c
 ChiIdyen's Fine Ribbed Sfockings- unusually good value at 2Sc. l9c
 W0men'S Summer VeStS-Jersey-rib- bed, low neck, sleeveless -g q roomy sizes-real value 15c. 9c
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DEATHS.

GILBERT-In this city, April i, Charles Bradley Gilbert, beloved husband of Eliza Hotchkiss Gilbert and son of the late Lucus and Rebccca Bradley Gilbert, in the 43rd year of his life. Notice of funeral hereafter. BENHAM-In Hamden, March 31, 1903, SiaS Benham, aged S5 years, i mouths, Is days.
 Funeral Thursday, at 5 D. m., from the residence of his son, Edward Y. Benham, 142 Greene Street. 1tp CHAPMAN-In Waterbury, March 31, 1903. Harry w. Chapman, aged 30 years, 10 months.
 Funeral services at his late residence, 49n Howard Avenue, Friday afternoon, at o'clock. Relatives and friends invited 10 attend. al 3t
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Men s Furnishings.

White Dress Shirts, in sizes 14H and 17-made of good muslin,
 linen bosoms-a chance to save money if your size is here, Sold everywhere for SI.oo. soc
 Men s F. ncy Hose-The best show ing in town, customers tell us. Black grounds with silk embroidered fronts, clocks, dots and fgures-I5c and 18c values. lOc Pr Mems Neeced Underlvear- cleanup of tue winter stock. 'Twould pay you to buy for next winter. They're extra fine garments that sell regularly for soc. 25c ca
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Great Ribbon Selling.

Business is very lively in this department just now, our new Spring line being the finest we have ever shown. Special 0 r Thursday we will offer lot of all-si1k Ribbons in plain colors, Persian and Dresden effects and assorted stripes, 4 inches in width, at lOc, l5c, 200.
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NINTH WARD.

Chairman-Lyman H. Johnson.
 Secretary-Fred Henry.
 City delegates-J. c. Kelley, Thomas Kelley, Thomas Chadwick, Henry S. Hamilton, Moses T. Rice, John Dicrin- son. W. c. Manning, Lyman H. John son. Robert E. Bently, jr, M. F. Allen John o. Johnson, Henry Rathgeler, and Victor M, Tyler.
 Town delegates-R. H. Williams, C. L. Ayers, B. F. Hanrahan, A. E. Thomp son, Frederick E. Henry, Jacob Hodge, Willis M. Bonner, William H. Bouton, John A. Hall, Harry Booth, and Will liam Dorking.
 TENTH WARD.
 Chairman-Howard c. Webb.
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M Me Linen Debarfment

All-linen tray cloths, henmed and hemstitched, some in open work designs - 2ox3o. Regular price 25c. 2lc
 Linen Diaper IS in. - extra good quality; 10 yards in piece. Real value $I.25. Soc pc
 Linen Hack T0lvelS-extra heavy; good size. Good value at 17c l2l5c
 Bropn Sheeting- 36 in.; excellent value at 6c. 4Mc
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Women s Globes
 At Half Price.

Glace, suede and chamois gloves in odd sizes-soma slightly soiled genuine bargains if you can be fitted; Have been SI.oo.
 Thursday soc pr Fine Kidskin GlobeS- in tans and grays. Foster facing; our regular SI.5o kind for one day only at $119
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FIFTH WARD. Chairman-John H. Pearce. Secretary-F. s. Hamilton, jr. City, delegat tes-John H. Pearce, Louis M. Ullman, Francis s. Hamilton, ST., Charles Kleiner.
 Town convention--John V. Flanagan, George F. Hollacher, Cosimio Petrelli and Frank G. Jones.
 About thirty were present.
 SIXTH WARD. Chairman-Colonel Isaac M. Ullman. secretary-S. Fred Strong. City delegates-Colonel 1. M. Ullman, J. V. Rattlesdorfer, Frederick A. Betts, S. Fred Strong, and Michael Sullivan, ST.
 Town delega tes-G. Neuman Smith, Henry Reyes, Thomas Staunners, J. F.. McKenna, and Pasquello Celloto. For alderman Committee appointed to select a candidate.
 SEVENTH WARD. Chairman-Jacob B. Ullman. Secretary-Richard W. Kirk. City delegates-Samuel J. Veil, James B. Coe, Salvatore Moresco, Jacob B. Ull- man.
 lOWn ueleSdleS-IC' w. tAlih NhdAleS Platt, Dominick Spitnese, and Edward J. MaroneY.
 About 100 present.
 EIGHTH WARD. Chairman--Oscar Ives.
 Secretary-C. B. MatheWman. City delegates-Edward Merrell, John M. Crampton, A. McMathewson. Fred Carlson, Joseph H. Ullman, Wallace Holt, Charles B. Matthewson, R. Sher- man Baldwin, and James D. Dewell, jr. Town delegation-James White, Charles Gerner, Henry Gussman, Charles Bullis, Frank Coleman, Albert B. Rogowski Thomas Cox, Robert Newhall, and Henry Hopkins.
 For alderman--Phelps Montgomery. About ninety present
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Labn KinrOn0S.

50 cent kind for 33 cents. Kimono sacques of figured lawn with plain white lawn borders. All colors, i'll sly on w h it e grounds.
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I. O. 0, F. NO. 36.

City lodge No. 36, l. o. o. F., work ed the third degree on two candidates last night. The work of the team prov ed Ii be most satisfactory.
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h6osl5p5or5 lh(o;1tD,otf h(e,1tvoef
THuRSDAY BQRG4LN DAY.
Pettic0at Specials.

$500 Six Petticoats S3.95. A full line of colors, in three very good styles. They're our regular S5.co petticoats which means that they're the equal of petticoats sold elsewhere at S6,5o.
 Wash Peftic0ats Nicely made pet ticoats of neat ginghams with deep founce finished with gathered ruffle. Regular price soc. 39c
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Lawyer George D. Watrous, who has been ill for week past and confined to the house, has recovered.
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Wnslir Underk7ear.

French style corset covers, of fine muslin; trimmed with Val and Pt. de Paris insertions and edgings, ribbon and beading; also a few trimmed with embroidery square and round necks. These sell every day at soc. 39c
 Muslin and Cambric Petticoats -
 made of deep founces of French and
 openwork embroidery and dainty lace
 insertions and edging. Our regular
 $2oo skirt. sl19
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Women s Handkerchiefs

Unlaundered lime il handker- chiefs wit Il hand-embroidered initial; lace insertions and edging; and hernstitched embroidered-a spIerdid assortment. Regularly I3c. lOc
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Wash Fabrics.

A special lot of cheviot suitings in a splendid assortment of plain colors-regu1ar price 19c.
 Special 121zc
 Printed LaHnS and DimitieS -- in fancy stripes and floral designs - exquisite co1orings-excellent value at I5c. 12Rc Dress GingAams-a large assortment of checks, stripes and p1aids in the most desirable colors. Always Ioc.
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION,

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION. competitive examination will he held oh Wednesday. April S. 1903, at 7.3O p. m, to ascertain the fitness of candidates for the position of Principals Clerk in the Board of Education Department. Salary, S200. Special qualifications required are p"nmanship. stenography, typewriting and general clerical work.
 Application blanks and further infOrma- ton will be furnished daily at Room 10, City HalI between F and o'clock. Applications must be filed on CT before April '. 1903.
 GEORGE E. MARTIN a2 tt President Civil Service Board.
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April 8, 1903, at 10 o'clock a. m.

This is an opportunity which should not be lost by investors or parties desiring to secure q home. Terms made known at time of sale.
 EDWARD C. BEECHER, nl5l l Auctioneer
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Walking Sgifs.

Reduced from $12.5o to S7o5 for Thursday only. They're in blue, green and Oxford camel's hair, made with collar1ess blouse, postillion back prettily finished with deep-laid tucks and fancy braid. Exceptional value.
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES.

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NOTICE.
FOR SALE,

WOMAN'S EXCHANGE,
 151 Orange Street, Spring opening Wednes- day, April first. Easter gifts, table sun- plies, shirtwaist making. spring sewing and repairing, cottage furnishings. Special menu in lunch room. No cards. mai On
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FOR SALE

HOUSE and Lot. No. 116 St. John Street.
 Inquire of H. C. WARREN & O.. 10S Orange Street. i29 If
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MAXINE LIS

MAXINE LIST. ,sIsssAsAesesss s2Is4AAaessss '""A " IVY" aA'n" SSssaIat&
 ARRIVED Sch Rover, Martin, AmboyI Sch Atlas, Merritt New York.
 CLEARED. Sch Grace Seymour, Smith, Norfolk. Sch Howard E. Peek Dodd, Norfolk. Sch Sarah Jane, Mullen, New York.
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Public Auction.

for and on account of George B. Martin Trustee in the matter of thc Estate of Frrd H. Benton, Bankrupt:
 The most desirable residential Real Estate at the Corner of Orange and Bishop Street, also the undivided One-half interest in the premises No. 126 Lawrence Street,
 Sale will take place on the respective nremSes
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Sternherg's Employment AgeneY.

AXE you looking for tirst-class help, city or country, or a good situation? Come see me. Fair dealings. German spoken. Open
 evenings. 94 CHURCH ST. Tel. 1419-5.
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AUCTION SALE
 OF REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance of the order of Henry q Newton, Referee in Bankruptcy United States Court, District of Connecticut the undersigned will sell at
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Chatelaine and Wrist Bags.
Perfumes Reduced.
LiningS.

FOG Black Mercerized Sateen,
 12Hc I2Hc Percalines - black and gray, Sc
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PLUNGED OVER ENHANCEMENT
-Four Motorcycle Riders Severely In.
jured at Manhattan Beach.

Ne2 York. sept. Pour men were
seriously injured this afternoon during
the running o. a fve-mile motorcycle
race handicap at the Manhattan beach
track- They plunged c the track
embankment opposite the srand stand
while going IT "A terrific pace.
They We're Alexander Dufrayne OF
Elizabeth, n. J.. who was badly bruised
and is believed TO have sustained in-
ternal injuries. y. #. Barnard OF Hart
f0Id. Conn. cut and bruised and shout
der hurt, r. W Rogers Of Brooklyn.
badly bruised and- hip laid open. r..
Johnson of Newark, head cut and is
thought 60 haze been internally i'm
jured.
Barnard was the first 10 fall. going
over The track. Later he claimed that
the rider ahead, whose name cannot
be learned forced him off the track.
Unnerred by Baruard's plunge and
by the shout of horror which arose
from the crowded g~randstands. the
three other riders followed within "a
few seconds. They were picked mn
bleeding and unconscious.
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Notice Of Assessment No 4

WABASH MINING COMPANY. PRTN-
cipal place of business. Salt lake CITY.
Utah Notice is hereby given that al a
on the 4th dav of August 1903, an assess
ment of five cents 6c) per share was
levied on the capital stock Of the corpor-
alton, payable on or before September
9th. 1898. 10 w. Mont. Ferry. treasurer.
at room 306 Auerbach building. South
Main street. Salt Lake City. Utah. Anv
stock upon which this assessment NAV
remain unpaid on the 9Th day of Sep
TENDER. 1903. win be delinquent and ad-
v~ertised for sale az public auction. and
unless payment is made before. viii be-
sold on the 5th day Of October. 1903. to
pay the delinquent assessment. together
with the costs of advertising p the ex-
penSe Of sale.
w. MONT FERRY Secretary
Location of office: No. 306 AuerbaCh
building, Salt Lake City. Utah.
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TO WHOMSOEVER TT MAY CON
cern:-Takc notice that by virtue OF a.
chattel mortgage GATED Oct. 13. 1902 and
filed I'm the county recorders office of
Salt Lake county. Utah. on the 18th dag
OF October. 1892. wherein Mrs. Ella Clark
Of Salt Lake City. Utah. was mOrteag0r
and Catherine ~StolZenberger OF New York
City. n. Y. is mOrtcaEgc. with an amcuu1
due thereon as principal and interest the
SUM OF thirty and 51-t01 dollars tS30.5O.
and "a further sum OF twelve dollars tSt2l
as cost of storage upon the following
described goods and Ch1tteIS. tO-wft.
1 sewing machine (cratedl. 1 box hi. "a
goods. ] barrel II. TT. goods. will sell
am of tGe above goods and chattcls ut
public sale 20 Che highest bidder All No.
Is West Second South street. room %.
salt Lake City, on Wednesday. Sept. @.
1893. said sale 20 commence at y o'clock
neon and continue until said goods are
sold.
CATHERINE STOLZENBERGER
by f.. j.. S-tolzenberger. her attorney I'm
fact.
Dated this z6th day Of August 1893.
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Notice Of Assassmanr

LITTLE CHIEF MINING & MILLING
company. Principal place of business,
salt Lake City. Utah. Location Of mines,
Tiutic Mining district, JUab county. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
of the board OF directors Of the Little
Chief Mining & Milling company. held
Aug. IL, 1903 an assessment of one Q)
cent per share. being assessment No. ID.
was levied on the capital stock of the
corporation, issued and outstanding. pay
able at once To p f. Mckinney. score
tary of the company. at his office. No.
al TO ISL South Tenth East street. Salt
Lake City Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment may remain unpaid on
the 18th day Of September viii be de-
linQuent and advertised for sale at public
auction and unless payment is made
before, w.n be sold on the 9th day Of
October. 1903, to pay the delinquent as
sessment. together with the costs of adj
vertising and expenses Of sale.
p =. MCKINNEY. Sec'y.
Nos. Al 20 4S1 South Tenth Fest street
at Salt Lake City Brewing Co.'S office.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Notice Of Assessment.

BLACK Bless MINING. COMPANI
principal place eff business. salt Lake
City. Utah. Notice IS hereby given that
at a meeting Of the board of directors.
he'll ON the 31st day of August. 1903. AN
assessment OF three tO cents Der share
levied on the capital stock of the
corporation. payable immediately %
Tamcs Az. Nahuu. treasurer, at room 25
CommerciaI club building, ZZ2 West
street. salt Lake CITY Any
stock upon which this assessment mas
remain unpaid on the Bird day of October.
1902. shall be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction ana unless paw
menr Isl made before, viii be sold ON the
lsrd dav of October. 1909, to pay the 6a-
f@fn0uenf assessment. together with the
costs az advertising and tho expense ~
aala JAMES A. MAHON, Secretary.
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stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockholders
pOration Of Utah. for the election of dI-
rectOrs and the transaction Of such other
business az may properly come before h..
viii be held at the office of said com
pany, rooms 305-306 Auerbach building on
East Temple street (sOuth). salt Lake
City, Utah, on Monday. Sept. Fl. 1893. at
3 o'clock p. m The books for the transfer
of stock viii close on Sept Is. 1903. and
remain closed until after the meeting.
NICHOLAS TREWEEk. President.
w. MONT FERRY, Secretary.
Dated Aug 20. 1903
Location Of office, S05-306 Auerbach
building.
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Notice Of Assessment No. 1.

WEBSTER MINING CONPANY.
EIlncipal place OF business, Salt Lake
az q meeting Of the board OF directors.
held on the nth day of August. 1e1s an
assessment of twenty G0l cents per share
was levied on the capital stock of Inc
corporation, payable Immediately TO w.
t- NlGhLman, secretary. at the office of
lne company. room 3, Masonic block. SAN
Lake CITY, Utah. ANY stock upon which
thls assessment may remain mD7iT al
the close OF business on The 20th dav OF
September, 1903, shall be DELINQUENT and
a~1FeruSe0 Tor saiV at public auction. auu
unless payment Is made before win be-
sold at 10 oclocE "a. m on Oct. 80. 1909.
10 pay the delinquent assessment togetner
with the costs of advertising and the exc
pense of sale.
w. r.. WIGHTMAN. Secretary.
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GIVE PLAcE 10 CHINFsE.

Honolulu. Sept. z ass a.. m3-The
Inter Island Steamship company has
discharged its white hremen and oil
ers and substituted Chinese in their
stead. REPRESENTATIVES of the union i'm
this city have appealed TO the Pacific
coast unions % refuse 10 handle freight
loaded on the vessels here from the
steamers Of the Inter Island Steamship
omnanv
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Good Pancake Recipe.

To two cups Of Falcon Self-Rising
Pancake Flour add enough milk OF
water to make a comparatively thin
batter. or use two cups of Pancake
Flour, two cups milk. one tablespoon
full sugar or syrup Il egg; have grid
Falcon Self-Rising Pancake Flour at
any grocer's.
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And i'm accordance with law and an or
der Of the board of directors made on me
llth lay OF june, 1913. so many shares of
each parcel or such stock as may be nee
essary Will be sold at the office of the
presidents 5l6 West First North street
salt Lake City. Utah. on Tuesday ths
p, m, 60 pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the cost of adver
Using and expense OF sale.
w. A LANGFORD. Secretary.
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PROBATE AND GUARD
LAESHIP NOTICES
mation.

CONSULT County Clerk or the Respect
i've Signers For Further Infor-
nation.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
division, in and for Salt Lake county.
state of Utah In the matter of the ae-
state of Peter Malstrom. deceased. Notice.
The petition of Hilma G.. Malstrom.
praying for the issuance to herself of let
tiers of administration in the estate of
Peter MalstrOm. deceased. has been set
for hearing on Friday. the 18th dav OF
September. A. D. 1903. at 10 o'clock a m.
at the county court house, I'm the court
room of said court. IN Salt Lake City,
Salt Lake county. Utah.
Witness the clerk of said court
(Seal.) with the seal thereof affixed this
3lst day OF August. A.. d. 1903.
JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
BY ]. L. ELDREDGE, Deputy Clerk.
Evans. Ingebretsen 81 Evans, attorneys
for petitioner.
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pTEp "a HIs

Bloomington. Ills. Sept. Fireman
Chester g.. Keitner OF Bloomington. the
second victim of the explosion of the
locomotive on the Chicago q Alton at
Greenwich sunday morning. died this
morning at the Jacksonville hospital,
having been horribly scalded and 9th
erwise injured.
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DELINQUENT Notice

THE SPIDER MINING COMPANY
Location of principal place of business
salt AXE City. Utah. NCtice-There are
delinquent upon the following dagorf5ad
stock, on account of am assessment levied
on the 18th day of June. 1893. the sevsrsi
amounts set opposite the names al ne
respective shareholders as follows.
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At MnIlett,s.

Boys suit sale for school opening.
Three days. Thursday. Friday ana
Saturday, Sept. 10, II and y, your
choice at S1-T5. Regular price, $3.50 70
5000. See show windows.
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Willing to Debate.

II have never as yet challenged Mr..
Parry to join the debate, but 7 say now
I win challenge MIR. Parry to a debate
upon the labor question and the labor
movement, not necessarily before a
great public gathering, although [ will
do that if il pleases him, but L I'M Will-
ing to meet him in debate before any
economic association he may select. I
viii meet him before the Indianapolis
Ministerial association or the Manu-
factureTs' association or that Of any
other city in America. I challenge HIM
TO submit the report that he prepared
for the last convention at New Or-
leans. to the next convention of the
Manufacturers association, and ask
the convention to endorse all he said
in that report. He knows that the Ma
tiOnal Manufacturers association VIA
not be committed TO such an Unjusttl
fable n unreasonable attack on orr
ganiZed labor" n
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Decorating done in relief is the most
artistic and up-to-date for parlors,
halls and dining rooms. For prices,
designs. etc, see W. A. DuvalI. I24
West Second South. Phone 1145-K.
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Beautiful Pharaoh's Glen.

Ter miles from the city, among the
crags of Parley's canyon. Cool stoue
cabins, delightful tents n table.
Glen. r.. Fl. Milliron, Manager.