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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-05-30

{ iO0KS and Walters union No. So
~ Meets every second and fourth
zoo building. President. H. L. Palmer:
wee president. Emil Hollander; sec'y.,
Harry Wilcox; treasurer. Fred Nickel
vey; financial secretary. J. B. McCom-
Der. Lowell Block.
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MARINE En-: >ers' Beneficial Asso-
ciation. n g. Meets first and
winter months at Engineers' hall. Hun
ter block. President, Louis Grlggs:
first vice president. Jas. Mulch: sec
ond vice president, John Adams: treas
urer. A. Harvey; corresponding secre-
tary. J. P. Burg. 366 Lake avenue S.:
financial secretary. George Trevillion.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-05-30

RI ECTRICAL Workers Union-Meets
- first and third Thursdays of each
month at 221 W. Sup. st. President
e. j, Meagher; treasurer and finan cial
ern. Electric Co.; recording recretary.
c. w Higgins. .216 W. Superior St.
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SHEET Metal Workers Union, No. 81
~ A: S: M. WI: A. Meets the second
Kalamazoo block. s 3. M President
Tim Timlin;: vice president. NJ J. Har-
ney;y financial secretary, A. Moore;
corresponding secretary A. J.. Teissier.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-05-30

BUILDERS Laborer's Union. Meets
2nd and 9Th THURSDAYS Of each
street.. third floor. President. J. Free
financial secretary. James Dunlap;
treasurer. Geo. Hyatt: outside guard,
Wm Chafe: sergeant at arms, Mat
9cherr: recording secretary, Harry
E6olstrom.. N. o. Westerlund, Mr..
BlackWood.
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tseal@ Probate Court. St. Lot
Labor WorTd-May e-16-2s. 1903. ;,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-06
(OlegiO de Ia. y "a. Ensenanzd
Sc adnaiten cIatnanos daternos q erte17aos
SAN JUAN GALE DEL Sol, Num- IA.
Director: PEDRO MoCzo BANIET. :

- Director: PEDRO MoCzo BANIET. -
La instruction en- este COLEG1O
tiene un caracter esencialmente practice
V abraza: la e7sSe21dYaZ0 2)7'S73207'td com.
pleta; Ia pYepdYact61a para 5sag2'eSd7' en-
las J9slUe2ssid0deS; la Te4sedat7-5G de Ii.
bros. Agit21oet5c0 Me3'c04atl Y EscY'5tas1'a
en- 41aaqats2sfltn, y .por ultimo, Dabe&jO,
Pi2staty0 Y MatsicG.' Para la ensenanZa
del Ingles cuenta ell COLEGIO con la
cooperation de un reputado Professor
americana. La catedra de COmerci0 es-
tt a cargo del Tenedor de Libros de
uno de los Bancos de esta Capital. FL
COLEGIO tiene su Regtdn2e7at0 Int.
g5or que SO enviari a los padres que 10
solicitor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-06
REvISTA MIC A

8 quisiera ser mi ito, voy decir que no
robo5G, porque afrmar tai cosa ser1a
pretender tapar ell cielo con las manos y
Vds. no dejarfan de poner en- duda mis-
afirmaciones.
Pero, ST es verdad que en- su tempo
no Sc destrufan documentos p1blcos
con ell fin de ocultar la enormidad de
faltas vergonzosas cometidas al amparo
de su autoridad, nj Sc hac1an otras mu-
chas cosas feas que quedaban impunes
como sucede ahora, que, aunque estainos
sobrados de leyes, Codigos y hombres
desjusticia, estOs, aquellos y las otras, re-
sultan un mito cuando de contener y
castigar los desmanes de las turbas re
publieanas Sc trata.
Pobre ito!
Naci6 ~bruja,& vivi6 idem, muri6
mas limpio de bolsillo y de conciencia
que una patena sin estrenar.
Lo mato ell sentimiento que tuvo al
yer que ell hijo de una vizca y un ciego
habfa nacido tuerto, como Sandalio,
iorobado como tienen al pals ciertos
polfticos de hoy dia, que mas atienden
& sus conveniencias que al bien general.
Pobre ito ! Pobre ito
La terra le sea ligera,
pues, segfin Sc hizo tic mlo
pudo ser de otro cualquiera.
En- cambio, Puerto Rico hace cua-
tro amos largos de talIe de sufrimien-
tos, Le ha macido un t<0 particular y que
sin ser de la familia 10 mismo que ell
mfo, gobierna la casa su antojo Y Qos
4 = 10 Y1Io
Me refiero al To -SaUt, padre de
tantos /hijos que hoy estan hechos unos
manganzones y que 81 Sc decidieran a
venir todos Shtos 4 hacernos una vista,
muchos tendrfan que dormir mar afue
ra. porque en- la isla no hay terra firme
suficiente para contener la cantidad pro-
lffica de primes que nos ha legado nues-
tro ito.
Este t5o es mas original que ell otro.
Todo 10 conffa sus hijos leg5tsmaos,
v. como ssbe que sus sobrinos, aunque
orunan como perros rabiosos no pueden
morder, sabe Dios por que, deja que
2lasestr0s primes Sc despachen su gusto
econ la cuchara grande@, hacienda de
nuestros derechos indiyiduales y colec-
tivos xmerienda de negros>, en- la cual
toman participation vergonzante y YER
gonzosa unos cuantos de nuestros cher
manosS, que q la postre, resultaran, 81
bien ayunos de dignidad, ahitos grose-
ramente de sobrajas y mendrugos.
Justo es que vivian como puedan
esos infelices eunucos de la polftica, va
que, gracias esa condici6n abyecta a
que voluntariamente Sc han sometido,
obtienen de yez en- cuando los <faVores>
del tE0, que, francamente, me parece
mis- to que ell otro, mas sordo que Ell
otro, mas ~guachinangoo que ell otro y
mas Gcicatero> egoista que aquel, a
pesar de no ser tan Sbruja> y <areopa-
gita> como ell difanat0, que en- paz des-
canse.
NADIA, NADIA; este n,te0O ito, pesar
de ser mas viejo que eel rascaro, <no
me resulta> en- su fama de prodigo y
amante de la familia.
Y 81 no ~cambia la hoja1, fuera me-
ior que no Sc acordara de ses so61aaa0s
solo para obligarlos q mantener a sus
primes con ell sudor de su frente.
Primos y betsc0aaes va tenemos bas-
tantes.
Y mas primes que los puertorrique.
nos, no los tendrfan jamas los hijos de
Tio Sam, aunque Filipinas Sc sometlers
V Cuba Sc volviera loca. iVerdad, tao
DIoGENEs PRIETo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-06


Habana ell SVineta>, de la Marina ale
mana.
Los EsTUDIANTEs
Con motivo de los successes ocurri-
dos en- Salamanca, los estudiantes de
Madrid, organizaron una manifestation
que Sc presento frente al Ministerio de
Gobernacion, dando mueras al goblerno-
4ExCITACIoN
Los sucesos de Salamanca han pro-
movidO un fuerte esp1ritu de protesta
en- Espaf1a.
La muerte de los estudiantes en- los
1ltimos alborotos ha llenado de indig-
naci0n al pueblo espanol que sc mues-
ira francamente hostil al gobierno.
S6cAREs
En- Nueva York los az1cares cen
trifugados Sc cotizan hoy a 39I16 ylos
mascabados q 3I18.
SILvELA MAURA, sILBADos
Han sido silbados los senores Silve-
la Maura por los estudiantes de la
Corte. La silba fue monumental y ape
drearon despues los coches los que
rompieron los faroles.
Los CATALASEs
Los estudiantes de la Capital -cata
lana, usan gorras negras en- senal de lu-
to Dor la muerte de sus companeros Gle
Salamanca.
ZARAGOzA
En- Zaragoza los escolares han ce-
rrado la Universidad en- sef1al de pro-
tesla.
Han celebrado una velada f1nebre
en- honor de los estudiantes muertos por
la Polic1a.
Mr.. ROOSEVELT
Mr.. Roosevelt lego al Oeste. En-
la prirfera poblacion tuvo que retroce-
der al intentar seguir Viaie. Inmensa
multitud deseosa de OR Ia palrbra del
Presidente, obstruyo la via impidiendo
la marcha del tren.
Ell PUEBLO ARRASTRA Ell TREN
Era tai ell entusiasmo del pueblo que
Ell tren fue arrastrado hacia la estacion
de donde va hab1a partido. FL Presi-
dente entonces habl6 al pueblo y recibio
delirante evasion.
LA PoLIC1A
La muchedumbre, despues que ell
Presidente hablo, insistfa en- querer que
retrocediera de nuevo ell tren. Fueron
necesarios grandes esfuerzos de la poll
cfa para evitarlo.
PEsTE BUBoNICA
La peste bubonica Sc la desarrolla-
do en- Hong Kong, tomando rapido in
crementO.
EMIGRAN
Treinta mil filandeses Sc disponen &
emiorar para ell Transvaal. La situa-
ci6n de Filandia es muy desastrosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-06

ENLAS CRUCES.-Cayey. Sc ven'
de Semilla de arrOz superior. asa de
don Vicente R. Munoz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-06

NO HAY calzado de sonora mas ele.
gante duraderO que el de &La Maya
giiezana~ > = San Juan, San JustO II.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-06
Boarding. House. ----(0Sd de HueSpedeS.

West 93th See-Uno
del eeyado
Puerto on ge
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-06
UItimos cables
De SAINT THOMAS

Ha salido de Saint Thomas para la
Habana ell ~VinetaS, de la Marina ale
mana.
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for Baker City, Oregon, TO accept a
responsible position under Arthur Buck
bee. Mrs. Cook Will remain In Eureka
for the present.
Mrs Dr. Hensel returned from the
capital city this week, after a very
pleasant visit with her brother Mr.
Good.
Lon Hyde came over from Nephi Fri.
day night for a short visit with friends,
city Councilman Frank j. Hewlett Of
Salt Lake spent a couple OF days this
week In Eureka
Mark Clark Of Sandy IL visiting his
brother PHI Clark for u few days.
Miss May sprggs. who is a pupil at
the b, Y. academy 90 Provo, was visit
ing with iher parents and friends the
first part of the week
Ray Ensign a former Eureka boy.
has become telegraph operator in the
Western Union offices at Salt Lake, and
his host Of friends here rejoice In his
prosperity
Joseph clayll was a Neph visitor
this weel.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Schmidt viii leave
for Nephi Monday TO be gone several
days.
Among thc Nephl contingent to visit
Dali
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/ the district schools gave their teacher,
Miss G.. Cropner, q very pleasant sur
prise at her nome.
A pleasing program was enjoyed also
light refreshments.
Mr.. Walter Rose Of Soda Springs,
idaho, IL the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Andrew Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hammer gave an
afternoon social 10 their young friends
In honor Of the birthday OF their grand
daughter, Miss mas.
Mr. Fred Webb and Miss Jennie ALI
red, two of Lehl's popular young pe0-
pie, were married In the salt Lake TEN
Pile A reception was given at the home
Of the bride, whore $50 guests partcl-
pated I'm a grand repast Numerous
presents We're given and a zine pro-
gram was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs, Webb
viii be at home TO their friends after
March o.
Mr.. and Mrs ARIA Woodhouse Of
Bingham, Salt Lake Coz are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woodhouse
Miss Florence Firman gave a social 10
her friends In honor Of her birthday at
the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
b, Firman.
The I. O. o. +. gave a very pleasant
surprise TO their friends, Mr.. H. r. Pat
terson and Jas Cough in their hall
Tuesday evening, light refreshments
were served by the ladies' club,
Mr. A. Maly Of West Jordan Is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs r. Richie.
Mrs. Mary Thornton OF Pinto, south
ern Utah, is spending a few days with
her daughter Mrs.Jos, Cox,
Mrs, VIM Evans gave n dinner In
honor Of Miss Birdie johnson and her
friends on the occasion OF her birthday,
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were also present
The Woodmen Of the World gave a
delightful party In honor Of the depart
ure OF Mr.. r. r. Patterson, one OF their
friends A very pleasant time was
spent by all present
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The 'Royal Neghbors' gave an ice
cream social Co their friends In the /.
o. @. L. hail A very pleasant time was
enjoyed
Mr. M A. Ross Of Vernal spent a day
with his grandfather, Mr. VIM CLARK.
Mrs. SIP. Evans addressed the moth
ers aud daughters Of Linden last sum
day
Miss IDA Ross spent the week IN Salt
Lake city with her friends
Mrs, Mathews ana son late Of Austria
lla are spending few days at Mr.. and
Mrs A. Field.
Mrs. Jane Is Fowler OF Provo is visit
Ing with her children.
Miss Zlna Larkn OF Ogden is the
guest Of Mrs. VIM Wing,
Mrs S. Worsencroft Of Payson has
been visiting her daughter Mrs W.
SouthWorth.
The Sego Lily NJ. l. a. gave a ball IN
the bank ballroom in honor OF MI and
Mrs Frank Jacobs.
h w Brown Jr. paid visit TO his
friends in Provo valley
Mr. and Mrs. H. saddler Of Salt Lake
CITY are spending few days at the
home of Mrs. d. II, Alfred
Mn Edward Sparks of Provo called on
his friends IN l.ehi.
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present. The table was prettlly decor
ated, and most enjoyable time was
spent. Among the guests were Presl-
dent A. j, Evans H. Baker, Jas. ALI
red II, Richie, Jas. Klnkham, j. Fitton,
NJ. Wilson, G.. Jackson, S. Jackson and
their wives also. Miss Whltby, Miss
kershaw Alice Jackson, Mrs. Wade,
Mr.. A, Maley and Miss Phena Randall.
Miss Ruth Kirkham, Miss ]. Cutler
and Miss Eta Fowler attended the
Commercial ball at the b. Y, A., Provo.
Mr. Henry Hacking Of Cedar valley
was a visitor In Lehi,
Manager S. I. Goodwin Of the Peoples
Coop, also Miss Rose Glover, made a
business trip to salt Lake City
The NJ. I, A. gave ball to their
friends In the opera house. The Kirk
ham band was IN attendance.
Mrs. S, A. Pearson Is a visitor at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Smith.
Mrs. Barbra Bush, assisted by her
daughter Miss Ellie gave an afternoon
party to their friends in honor Of Miss
Elites birthday.
-
Mr.. John Scott Of Salt Lake City
spent Sunday with his friends.
Mr., John Austin Of Heber City is WIS.,
iting his parents, Mr., and Mrs. John
Austin,
Mr. Moslah Evans Is down from Bear
River spending a few days with his
family. $
The students Of the fourth grade in
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,,i5q-7 TTrv2s'Nr''H'''' '>''E'''S7'7''''
OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

,o.A,nc social event OF the week
~. il' mace Wednesday when Miss An
y. L0n vaeWler and Walter u. Heller We're
ON oS5 THE ceermony was performed
hS.'s' seIt Lake Temple, the young
" sIo ,ot,Irned to ogden Wednesday
W'p An the home of the groom 3
,n Mr.. and Mrs Thomas h.
WYNN a reception was given IN tnelr
i ii.,r' which was attended by about 100
.' ,se Yang couples friends The Sis
". N me groom received the guests
W. W ~ evening was spent very pleasantly,
i saioty refreshments were served IN
n. SinIngroom. The house was pref
,iy decorated with cut flowers ana
'r5re paper drapings the color scheme
v We XIX and green. The bride was
,,,rny eowned in white The bride and
st., osn' are among Ogden's most popu'
y. snd highly esteemed young people,
%,,y preseuts were numerous and
i mtinl Mr.. and Mrs. Heller VIII
rsEe tber home on Twentysixth street
ss,r Monroe avenue, where they have
mety little cottage.
William Stevenson OF Salt Lake city
,a, IN ogden visiting with friends this
week
M and Mrs II. C. Woods Of Spen-
M lda, are visiting in Ogden with
Iulr Hulsnskl and wife.
gv G. /. Becker entertained the
nis of the Congregational church
Thursday afternoon
kYeg peasurabe character ball was
4 tga Isl evening in the Second ward
iFasnnt hall.
lra D. D Brown and Miss Eva
r Codes of Farr West and Plain
H c0 respectively were married this
II vclk
On the evening Of March c at the
hns Of Mrs. Duncan on Adams avenue
Il surprise party was given in honor OF
llN Clarence Duncan The evening
v1syery euioyably spent at games and
\ rgse and refreshments were served.
Ttoa present We're Misses Rachel
0laid. Violet smith Nora wilbur,
GiNe Middleton. lretta Fife. Viole
Gle Minnie Duncan, Messrs. Rastns
Christensen. Leslie Warren. Benjamin
CASTOR Joseph Swern, Harry Hay
raN Ebler Larson and Leland Fife.
hon Sidney Stevens, wife and
laughter were Logan visitors this
week
The Woodmen OF the World gave
mos. delightful dance Wednesday
0thlng which was largely attended.
tuesday evening at the pretty home
q Thomas a, Davies on Madison
Nenle a pretty wedding took place
tt.n Miss Dora Davies was married
% l. W. Warlleigh There were pres
al besides The relatives Of the con-
v'ttng parties, a number Of their in
unae friends After the ccrmony a
-np'lous repast was served. The
H1e i a charming and accomplished
l.ung lady and the groom is a popular
uns railroad man and son of, Il. G.
Nsneigh, the well known music
a'ilet Mr. and Mrs. Wardlelgh have
lls' Of friends who viii wish them
nu'h prosperity
ia'Hck Martin and wife returned
PING this week from California, where
! oaNe spent several weeks pleas
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LOGAN SOCIAL NEWS.

Judge c, H. Hart spent a portion OF
the week in Ogden.
Mrs. Isaac Gazer and Miss Jennie
Gazer of Salt Lake visited in Logan
this week.
Mr.. Sidney o. Stevens and Miss Tyra
Yeates were married In this city Tues
day evening, and left Wednesday morn
ing for a tour Of California. The couple
have a wide circle Of friends TO wish
them every happiness. Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Stevens ana Kiss Stevens came
w from ogden to be present at the
ceremony.
John A. Hendrlckson and Oscar
Borllman visited In ogden during the
week.
Mr.. Fred Gates, manager Of the Lo-
gan Dry Goods company returned from
California Tuesday evening Mrs. Gates
will remain on the coast for several
weeks
c. A. Gowans, George +. Thatcher
ana Frank X. Nebeker have gone TO
Mexico on q tour combining business
ana pleasure.
Mrs. C. A. Cummings entertained a
number OF her friends very pleas
antly Tuesday afternoon.
A pleasant social party was held at
the residence Of Mrs. Adelbert Bell
Tuesday evening IN honor OF that gem
tleman's twenty-seventh birthday.
The concert at the opera house
Wednesday evening was made pleas
inc social event. Mrs. Jean Thatcher
and Misses Della Torgesou, Mamie and
Maggie Morrell. VIENNA ana carrie NC
Alllster Lorraine Hyde ana Srehta
Carbon acted as ushers, and the YOUTH
beauty and ohiyalry Of Logan We're
present to enjoy the splendid program
rendered,
Miss Mabelle Snow has returned TO
Salt Lake. her place IN the Logan post
Office being filled by her brother Lor-
EMO Snow.
Miss Ella Nebeker and Dora Ferry
are visiting relatives In Ogden
Mrs. Maud Robinson is spending
few days in Preston
Mrs. Nettle Sloan gives family par
~ Friday evening
Mr. A. II. Thompson Is in Idaho FAILS
Oh brief visit
The Fortnightly club holds It's regular
ball Friday evening
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NJ LIE II sgfgb
!!4VE TS

vrs %. S. Wright will give
d. Si an s.. PatricKs day IN ee IL, a.
ap"G the birthday anniversary verso. ho,r =,
Ton y spencer, about % guests pe ..s
their s." nr and Mrs, Wright enjoy
Inyited. l,lon OF having four birthdays
he dlsuin.'D,r,ediate family which fall on
10 ihelT luinander DAYS. namely, 81. Put
sFclai Sa' Fourth Of July, Valentine ;
TEX : "a inauguration day. ana ia, ,ne
day ,, ~" anniversary OF the uoc'oi N''''
s W fails % Pioneer day'
,rioyos OF f. Auerbach q Bros,
me e"a dancing party at the LADIES'
WI y.i s'yS club house on next Monday
night 49,
.,,,dsnt body of the University Of
me s, ,n qlye a large dancing party
Uiah WI night. the chaperones to
next f'lI"T I{ingsbury, Mrs, Rebecca
b A ME- Mrs. W. W. Ritter ana MIS-
i,mes X. Ferguson.
y,. Jacob Moritz and Mrs, o, Len Len,
NJ . ,,,Il Five a charity card party mex ~
nan g,I In the b, B rooms Tor the
Wldss,,s " tbe Jewish Relief society
hfntu' va
a., and Mrs G r, Boutwell, VIII en-
M anI cards next Thursday.
tdAu ~
.,,g NJ the University Chronicle
lne s''o an entertainment at the Uni
S S.,.Iy building on April g.
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PROVO SOCIAL NEWS.

r AIs Dora " Olsen arrived from
'''''so on Wednesday.
:, ' W GeoIge Hayercamp is reported
% b. Improving
rs yohh NJ, Wilson entertains the
''- caro- club this coming week.
n D. grant Simmons 81 Payson was
u Fioyo On Thursday.
~ AZ and Ms Oscar HYDE and Mr.. and
~ ~ y NJ Jensen entertained very
Hrape'isslely az the Southworth block on
n 90 49,. evening 1t was a very hap
-, la (, marriage OF Miss Ellen Elkins
n. ~ ~ ~ Elmer Holloway took place AZ
by Uae home on Wednesday even
g.. D'shop Gillespie performed the
Ina se ,a.s.', ABOUT $50 guests were present
N'| enjoyed the brilliant affair.
CIV IA nose Noon Is visiting in Kansas
gcco,s5i' guest Of her sister, Mrs. Chas.
tS., w, Y, enjoyable surprise party was
i, gS.' AZ gas. + Dunn by a number Of
ti3 M, friends on Monday afternoon
d, sv IVY ,s.ehllemn came In the evening
hy,bls az through being highly en-
W., NJ an, and Mrs Don Gee entertained
by ,Tys.-sI1ti0ily at their home on Mon.
", Gee
M v ana Mrs Geo. S. TAYLOR a,a NJ
sig ~ A. Glazier are giving a
ia ts =, elegant socIals in The form, ~ n
iarty va, e ~, we receptions. The tea
',,sS,, va given last saturday ana ~
he ioiou,S5 a. given on Thursday even.
'''"'a by one next week. ""
as v saa NIs Arthur Taylor returned
europe
IA l rie'.den; ] n Ilinckisv q, Mn.
sss;e ,hsy , NM h.s family TO Provo
VI" reside In future.
, Tsry 'I si, Mrs. A Galcsple were g,yor
~ surprise party on Wed,
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nesdRy evening, in honor Of the 73rd
birthday of the host. An elegant sup
per was served, followed by music,
games and song, The sons, daughters
and grandchildren Of this honored cou-
pie were the promoters Of the happy
eVen.
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Special Sale OF Lace Curtains.

Nottingham lace curtains. q inches wide and
yards long, regularly {l.35 0Sc
Nottingham lace curtains As inches wide 81 1S
and wards Ions regularly 81 49, per pair ,....Vi'Ho
Irish point curtains, ij inches wide and SA yards
Is@s ri. Rr'soi'rIy 49, $3.50
oI , o 1. sa,2' :, inches Ds sde and ~ 5000
g,a og rs s%5' &, inches D sae and $3.50
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LEHI SOCIAL NEWS.

Tuesday WAS the sixty second blrlh,-
day anniversary OF Mr.. Ell kandall,
and his friends celebrated the oo ,. ~
in a delightful surprise party "a n.o
honor. About s. OF his irlehoS "s's
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EUREKA SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs Edwin Blmrose ana son, Victor,
Of Park city, are the guests Of Mr.
Cecilia Bacon this week.
Rev Father Kelley Of Salt Lake held
services in the Catholic church here this
week
tat
Mrs, Edward EmbletOn and Mrs
George Ban We're called to American
Fork Wednesday, owing TO the serious
illness of their father.
Frank Cook left Wednesday morning
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dietrich OF Pocatello IS
MIS-, Mr.. her brother, Dr. Behle'
Mrs. e. W Wilson have Wis;
NJ ana l, MI Mr.. and Mrs, Walton OF
ISlrbury llL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
SAMPLE LACE CURTAINS ONE OR TWO
PAIRS ONLY or A KIND.

We have sixty four odd pairs o. curtains. some two
~ kind consisting Of Irish point brussels net not
tmRhan and rufl'ed net curtains. In they
slightly solled from being handled as samples but
enc perfect In every way Regular pricesipnged from
c9ea 9 q od a. o per s, pair To- b. SOC 10 5000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
BILE MERCHANDISE!
IMPORTED WASH GOODS.

Our variety this season sustains our well earned
reputation in the past OF showing the biggest and best
assortments I'm salt Lake the most attractive prices
ZEPHYR GlNGHAMS In all coors, patterns ana
styles. Nothing missing TO make the line COM Nc
Eete special. per yard 800
MELVILLE PIQUES Specially adapted for early
ftrlng either Cor waists skirts shirt waist SUITS
Come in dots, stripes. and plains, either light ISC
dark grounds. per yard ....,,..,.,.'..'..'''.
PRINTED MCSLINS High class printed French
musins an colors. newest prntings. fifty dis I11C
tIuCt patterns, special
TULA STRIPE. Sheer lace striped batistes IN pIesy
floral designs all delicate tintings and very INC
locy IN appearance and special per yard ,.,,.,,-VS
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN dellcatey tinteH
and embroidered sheer muslin In wide range OF beau
tful colonngs ard printed designs 1IC
yard
KNICKERBOCKER NOVELTIES In = full line
Of solid colors with white hoppe effect Throughout
Highly popular for summer wear; and very 1SC
rich in appearance special per yard ,,......... w
EMBROIDERED SWISS, Very rich and dainty
with fine stripe and dainty French knot effect, also
large and medium size polka dots, materials come IN
white ans linen colored grounds with assort- 4hc
ca colored dots. special per yard ......,,....' -
GAUZE NOVELTIES Come only IN suit lengths.
very exclusive, one pattern OF kind only, especially
confined TO Coins making duplicates OF THIS mateIlal
impossible here. These are extreme cotton IN ~
end elk Grensdne novelties, PRICE PER III ~
PATTERN OF " YARDS ..,,,..,....,..,.. w