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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-11-14

The members of the Children of Mary
sodality held their usual monthly meet
ing at ST. Mary's academy last Sunday
afternoon. debate. That Mary
Should Be EIonored." formed an inter
esting feature Of the meeting. With
Misses May Kane. Mary Mahon and
Margaret McDonough on the affirma-
tive side, and Misses Alice Fisher.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-11-14

P. Mcpherson, one of Park City's
prominent business men, spent the
past week in the city.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-11-14

Attorney Frank ]. Gustin. who for
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human head. A serpent with open
jaws rises from the top of the helmet
Here, also. in the temple OF Kotsal-
koatl, much of which Is still standing.
the explorer found a great figure OF
the god sitting cross.legged and yet so
tall that it originally must have al.
most touched the ceiling. AS a whole
II is curiously suggestive OF some Of
the Eastern representations Of the
Hindoo Buddha. The eyes, also, are
oblique, like a Chinaman's-tw facts
which are interesting in view OF the
theory that America was settled from
Asia. More curious still Is the story
OF the wood cutters who work in the
neighboring forest and who told Mr.
Mailer that the Indians still come and
offer sacrifices to this very image.
burning incense in vessels adorned
with feathers, and performing strange
dances-one of which Is called the
Dance OF the Toncan' because the
dancers wear the stuffed skin Of this
bird as head dress. Whence they
come and whence they go not even
the wood cutters can answer.
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A certain bishop was in the habit
Of testing the ability and competency
Of the candidates who came before
him by making them preach a trial
sermon. He had for this purpose a
pulpit In the palace. On one of these
occasions there appeared before him
a gentleman Of short stature and OF a
somewhat nervous temperament.
Well, Mr. -, should like 10
hear you preach said the bishop
The probationer manifested some
nervousness and dlflidence, and plead.
ed that he was not prepared with any
special subject.
oh" rejoined the bishop, lyon
can give a short address on some.
thing. Take Zaccheus for your sub.
jecS."
The young man assembled the pull.
pit and began
"zaccheus was a little man-so am
|. Zaccheus was up a tree-so am l.
Zaccheus made haste to come down
so will l."
suiting the action to the word he
descended He was passed.-scot
fish American.
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A College Episode

Bones ambled into my room and
threw himself into chair with the
air Of one to whom life is an lnsup.
portable burden. Then drawing q big
deep breath into his big, deep chest
b blurted out:
Damn IT,"
tossed Cicero across the room,
swept aside my examination manu-.
script and demanded: !
What's up, Bones?"
Search met"
Gomez" | insisted. Something is
amiss. What II ISL"
'Everything!"
BE explicit"
Know Myrtle?"
"of course do. confound you" i'm.
patiently.
Know how she abhors booze?"
! did.
That's IT," said Bones, lucidly.
She's tossed me up-says she can
never put. up with drunk"
But you never drink"
vi course not. But look at this"
tossing folded slip of paper onto
my desk languldly, as though the ef-
fort was sacrifice. "Confound the
women, anyway"
Mr. Melville" the letter ran, "con.
slider our former intimacy at an end.
can never reconcile myself to friend.
ship with a drunkard." II was signed
simply Myrtle Morrison"
Chilly, amt III" snorted Bones.
when had finished reading II and
slowly folded the missive in my hand
Never can tell what a woman's up to
next Something funny about this.
never drink. What got her into the
notion that I'm drunk, wonder?"
Il confess don't know" replied.
and studied Bones handsome face,
while he stared gloomily out of the
window.
He was sorely distressed. His at.
taehment for Miss Morrison was the
result of a meeting on the golf links
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MONKEYS SPOILED THE PARTY.
NerVe'shattering Experience Of Lady
Barker in India,


Barker in India.
An amusing story Is told OF Lady
Barker's first dinner party at Simla.
india, DESTROYS OF having a pretty
table, Lady Barker had herself OK.
pended much care in decorating H.
She had just received from Furope
certain dainty china figures and orna.
mental dishes and had arranged
tempting show of sweetmeats. flowers
and fruit. When dressing time came
Lady Barker charged her servants To
be on the watch and take care of
everything, but something of interest
occurred outside and every servant
lelt the room. quite forgetting TO close
an open window. Before this window
was a big tree, on which sat several
monkeys which had watched the
preparations for dinner with much in.
terest. A halg.hour later the hostess
appeared, ready to receive her guests.
Just to be sure that everything was
right, she gave a glance into the din.
ing room. There she beheld a busy
company Of monkeys hard at work.
grinning and jabbering, their checks
and arms crammed with expensive
sweetmeats, while the table presented
a scene OF frightful devastation
broken glass and china. fair linen
soiled. everything tossed about in
hopeless confusion. From this wreck
she had to turn aside and welcome
her guests with as much ease of man.
ner as possible. Dinner, of course, had
to be deferred until order could be re-
stored.
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must have cost Miss Morrison a strug.
Gle to write such letter, too, for she
certainly loved Bones with all the
strength of her pure nature. | don't
like to confess 1t, but I've caves.
dropped once or twice, and ought TO
know. Moonlight on the links In June
is something healthy man wants to
avoid II he has no notion of matri.
mony, and many moonlight night
had found them enmeshed in the rhap.
sody of romance while the caddy stole
on to his home in the dale. Bones
was not OF that nature to conflde In
me to the extent of his love affairs.
even though was his closest friend;
but | understood, and the matter was
tacitly acknowledged.
Bones was silent, and | said moth.
ing for several moments. Then on a
sudden impulse snatched my hat and
made for the door,
Where's you going?" growled
Bones.
See you later" l retorted, and sped
down the hall at double-Qulck, heading
for the ladies' dormitory across the
campus.
The matron took my card up and
presently returned. directing me TO
Miss Morrison's room. sprang up
the stairs three steps at bound and
raped on Myrtle's door.
There was subdued furry within
as OF clothing being thrown about and
of doors being quickly but quietly
closed and then a voice scarcely above
whisper bade me enter. Which /
did
She sat by a window, palpably III at
ease, but trying to appear calm and
collected. Her eyes were red with
weeping and her cheeks flushed. The
room was not completely In order.
either, although II was all beautiful
and cleverly decorated with the pan.
els and profusion of pillows ali girls
like.
"You?" she exclaimed as entered
What can you want with me?"
A rather delicate matter Miss Nor.
rlson." | began, assuming a pose Of
the God of Love, like had seen in
the museum. Il come in Mr. Mel.
ville's behalf"
i think, sir, your business Is al.
ready DONE" she said In a chilly way.
looking out the window with her su.
Derb chin in her hand. Mr.. Melville
md are strangers"
You accuse him Of drunkenness.
Il do. My eyes do not deceive me-"
You really saw him drunk. eh?"
Il did, sir-brutally drunk"
| felt a wave Of Indignation spread
,ver me.
u leg your pardon, Miss Morrison"
said, but you are mistaken. I've
'nown Bones--Mr. Melville-for ten
ears, and have never yet seen him
nebriated or even heard Of his drink.
ng. Will you tell me when and un.
Ter what circumstances you saw him
II such condition.
Then you cannot take my word,
ir?" she cried. "You would cast in.
| know what my eyes
ell me, sir! He was drinking Mr.
Iittering-brutally, vulgarly drinking.
nd singing a wild drunken song a
he midst Of crowd OF other lnebri.
ted students on the campus last Tues.
ay night! | know, sir saw him!
les a brute, and I'm done with him
orever!"
This Vas dangerously near hysterla.
The rose as she spoke and prodded
he carpet with her dainty heel.
Without further words | left the
Dom, determined TO seek an explana.
lon or confession from Bones. II
e was guilty the girls treatment was
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grained limestone Of light yellow col
or and 30 well preserved that II looked
as new as II 1t had just left the hands
OF the sculptor. The figure Is that OF
warrior, holding In his right hand
what appears to be a culver with bow
and arrows which he extends toward
a second warrior. From his shoulder
hangs an ornament Of cords to which
are attached the Ave human heads Of
as many slain enemies He wears a
huge helmet, adorned with feathers,
on the front Of which is fastened the
small figure Of man holding another
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only just. II would never DO for
her to hellnked % q decelvIng drunk.
ard.
Bones lounged iazily where had
left him. As entered he looked I'D
hopefully and grunted;
'Well?"
Look here, old man" | said, shak.
mg a finger IN his face, have you
been drinklng?"
mot on your life"
Never touched drop?" continued
sternly cycling him.
II swear IT,"
Something's up for a fact, then!
She swears she saw you drinking
Said she saw you with her own eyes
In the midst Of crowd on the campus
singing a drunken song and raising
the devil generally"
Bones started up, grasping the arms
Of his chair tightly.
See here! When was thls?" he
demanded.
Tuesday night" believe"
Bones sprang for the door, grabbing
his hat on the way, and before | could
frame a question was sailing down the
hall like a maniac on deviltry bent
Perplexed, | sat for several mo.
ments staring DULY at the floor. I
had a notion ~ following and watch.
ing developments, but recalling my
unfinished studies sat once again at
my desk and pored over the books for
the next three hours.
Bones was not down to lunch. No
one seemed able TO tell where he was.
but while strolling about the campus
after dinner | ran across a student
who said he had seen Bones going of
toward the links shortly before and
walked off In the direction indi.
Gated.
rhe old moon was riding Just over o
fri1ge OF pines when | saw q sllhou.
cite loom against his face and recog.
ni$ed in the broad shoulders OF the
ngnre the man | was seeking. II was
datk where he was, and | could see
only his head and shoulders. | up.
PREACHED, but suddenly stopped when
wishin few feet, for I heard a voice
and II was Bones.
Drunk" he laughed, in a gay man.
nee which did my sollcitous heart
good. why, you silly, don't you know
! never, never drink"
We'll, sir" stammesed a voice sweet
as a lark's, your conduct was sur.
prislngly unconventional, and an OK
PLANTATION is due. Fess up, sir!"
Nothing much to explain" replied
Bones. I'VE were rehearsing tho
drinking song in Faust for the class
mans play"
But why rehearse under the trees
on the campus, and at such an UNI
seemly hour?" she persisted. why
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London Dudes WEARING cor..ts.

A sartorial authority in London an.
nounced some months ago that before
long well'dressed men would be wear
Ing corsets. The statement caused
some ridicule, but It has borne out by
facts, for the real London swell OF
to-day is Enthusiastically corseted. More
than that, he is having his hips pad
ded and there is a growing demand for
the eheminate articles necessary to
giving the appearance of wasp waists
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did you not use the auditorium, as
sane people would?'
oh" laughed Bones, "the janitors
were sweeping in the auditorium"
There was kind Of a rustic then.
which the breeze was in no wise nc.
countable for, and subdued smack
and stole away.
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the previous season, and the dawn Of
the new season found them most de.
votedly intimate-so intimate that an
engagement was vaguely rumored
among the feminine element at school
and lightly joshed about by the class.
men over glasses and cigars.
The two were alluded to as the Glib.
son duo, the one for her clear.cut,
imper!ous beauty. the other for his
rugged chin, bis broad shoulders and
rather morose forehead, and they
seemed by all common law fated to
mate and live happily ever after. 1t
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comfortina.

one Of the most satisfying signs OF
the times In England Is the spread OF
technical education. A new anarchist
club has Just been formed in London
A feature is to be course OF instruc.
ton for members in the use Of cheml.
Gals OF Che manufacture of explosives
--London Punch.
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English and Welsh surname.

There are about 10000 different sur.
names in England and Wales, or one
for $50 inhabitants.
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ssnting the ancient god Ketsalkoatl.
who seem to have been the special
desty OF the city, while the other side
represented a human figure.
Perhaps the most remarkable Of the
memorials Mr.. Mailer discovered is a
ssulptured Intel which he considers
the finest piece OF sculpture yet found
IN the city. 1t was done IN Que.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-18
.HOLD-UPS BEAT
THEIR VICTIM
Thugs Enragsd Because He Had
But ST. so.
ATTACK HIM WITH REvoLVERS
FRANK GLYDENsTEIN IN HOS
PITAL as RESULT.

Because they were disappointed in the
size of their haul. two Eoldups at
tackled Frank Glydeustein with their
Tevolvcrs, after relieving him Of all
the money he had on his person,
amounting TO S150. Glydenstein was
so badly injured that ne had to be
sent to the Holy Cross hospital for
treatment after his wounds had been
temporarily dressed by Dr. Odell. His
face was lacerated and his head bad
u bruised from the blows dealt him
10y the highwaymen with their re-
vOlvers. After beating their victim in
20 insensibiHty the robbers made their
escape in the darkness.
Shortly before midnight Wednesday,
as GIydensteiu was returning to his
home, two men confronted him near
the intersection Of Center and Apple
streets They covered him with re-
voIvers and ordered him 10 stand and
deliver. One of the men kept him COW
cred while the other went through his
pockets. While the hold-ups were
searching him Glydenstein laughingly
remarked
I'm afraid you won't get much from
me"
This seemed to anger the men and
a moment later one of them dealt their
victim terrific blow across the fore
head with a revolver. Although
stunned by the force Of the blow he
attempted 10 resist and a second later
ne was struck over the head again,
rendering him unconscious
Glydenstein lay for several minutes
before ne recovered and by that time
the robbers had disappeared. He made
his way home and mt once summoned
Dr. OdeU, who dressed his wounds and
then sent the man 10 the hospital. Last
evening an operation was performed
upon Glydensteiu. but the doctors do
not fear any serious results although
DR. Odell said last evening that the
wounds were quite painful
The affair was reported to the pO-
lice yesterday morning and officers are
now at work on the case. Glydenstein
thinks that ne would be able to iden-
tify the men if he should meet them
again.
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which Can,t Get Away

Owing to the remarkable activity
shown recently by buyers Of holiday
goods. Mr. John Which, representing
the Webb Freyschlag Mercantile COM
pany OF Kansas City, Mo, finds It
impossible to remove his elegant stock
of samples for another week. His
trade in the intermountain region has
grown much beyond his expectation.
and he feels that in order TO do justice
to it. at least another weeks stay in
salt Lake viii be necessary. M
Which now expects to close his rooms
al 225-227 South West Temple street or
Thursday, Sept. p, and be hopes that
by that time all his friends viii be well
taken care of. Mr.. Which has great
faith I'm the future of salt Lake, and
on his next trip he viii make prepare
tion to make his stay with US as long
as the growing trade of this thriving
section demands.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.


BOARD MEETING TeDAT.-The board
Of public Works WI! h2'q "a a os4 Socn ,,
a. ~ t,.,-l,,,o7,t ,,r tbc civ and county
3.;fIi
''''1i''--
SERVICES AT THE NANOHO b.
Services VIII Zoe held ln the JeWlsh syn
0EoEuc on Fourth East street tniS even
ing. Rabbi Louis G.. Reynolds VIII
preach The services viii DE the first
held i'm that edifice since il has been rem
ovated-
MEETING OF BOARD OF pARDONS.
The board of pardons viii meet ia reg
ular session tomorrow noon ina the state
supreme court ROOM Among the pcti-
ti0ns that viii be considered arc those of
Harry Duke. former assistant cashier of
the Wclis-Fargo bank. and Albert Clark.
who was found guilty a short time ago Of
completely iu q Commercial street saloon
robbery.
,D~,t-rr,t-.. arr .ro-.7,t-v, ,-e,.,,ss t.
- ~ .t - fclN
oi..l iu V ~ VIZ WY WY VIZ 19 q -
A. ,,Ier,srfi,e me- ,is.sis ~ ~ t'ir,
IN i - - e 81 usp3 10 NJ ~ lot q
the properties OF Victor Clement de-
ceased. who died short time ago in
Mexico.
ErCF-r2 CASES or- v-vpEToTD E-o,4- nj
ditiouaI r,Iscs Of r,-Dboid fe,-e7, were ,-ss-
tcrdsv reported to clerk Horace smith
of the civ hoard of health The now
-5see mali .iri,f,-st ,, Ser,t -r'I,,-
,rs a. fliI..,...s. I-..si1 T,,,,.Is.l.1, go 5E
roar Sf5 tr-rr F-or7rt1, err.or- I4qr7--i.7+ C.r-
bv 20 81 Second Eeoua Morris AZ 1Ssst
sixth Coufb. Nellie Cbepn n no Second
.-
fhlNl lFALS HOLD M.EIlNG'-Ihe
PRINCIPALS OF an the CITY schools held
special meeting yesterday afternoon i'm
Inc ONCE OF city superintendent Of
schools ID. TT. Christensen. IL was for
The express purpose Of discussing the
best methods to be employed in grading
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-18
KOLITZ AND WOMEN Of WOOD.
CRAFT
Excnrsion Id Oeden-

sunday. Sept. %. via Oregon short
line. Round trip only 81. Special
train $3.50 a an. returning leave Ogden
.. n Punch and sandy free on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-18

Matinee sale Saturday. Butter wa
fers. I5c pound; mint chews. 20c pound.
Brazler's new candy store, four doors
west of salt Lake theatre
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PSYCHOLOGICAL LOO.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
fee Of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temDeraturei - degrees; mil
hlmum temperature, "a degrees. mean
temperature. So degrees. which is de
Erecs below the normal, accumulated de-
llciency OF temperature since The fust or
the month. 81 degrees: accumulated de-
ficiency of fcmperd ture since Jan. ], al5
degrees: total precipitation from D. m
10 5 y. m, none accumulated oetlclenc5
of precipitation since the first Of thc
of precipitation since the LIST Df January.
"a inch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-18
STOVE REPAIRS.

49,
WE carry castings for over 10000 cook
stoves, heaters, ranges and furnaces ana
have competgut merf To do Ell kinds OF
repairing. Western Foundry g. Stove Re
pair works 742 Gotfrh state c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-18

Everybody drinks Manitou water the
water that made Colorado famous.
UTAH LIQUOR co.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. w. =. Arm
strong, president; J. Z. Caine, cashier.
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coal OFFICES MOVED.

Diamond Fuel company. Kemmerer
Fuel company, now located in Utah
National bank. corner First South and
Main. Telephones 100 and III.
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DIAMOND COAL

Sold only by Citizens Coal company
50 West Second south. Tel 40.
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-Inaern plnn1hin

At moderate prices. George G.. Doyle &
Co. 211 State street Phone I62.
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INTER-AIOCNTAIN bureau - West
lst South. Phone 1889. Arc you a stcnos-
rapher,. bOokkeeper. clerical or travelling
man2 If SO. cali today
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TIE NEW WILSON

DR.. Kirkwood, Dentist,
Moved to so East Third South st.
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GERMAN zWTERAcK
PHYSICIANS.

A WOMAN specialist for women. Lula
Brooks. NJ. D., Constitution blk. Phone
l3s7-Y.
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European Hotel, Salt Lake City.
200 rooms. 60 With bath. popular price
Tcsta uraut. Rates Sl.O0 to $500 per dav.
Dr. r. M. Keysors method Of filing
teeth is painless 163 Main street. Auer-
bach building. Telephone 112O X.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MEN to learn the barber trade; eight
weeks completes. positions guaranteed
tools furnished, no strike. steady work
call or write for particulars. Moler Bar
Der College. 81 i. LIST So
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r. G. WOOD, 149 Main s., room 80.
/ loans SO TO $500 on furniture. horses, etc.
4tc Private Easy payments.
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p. J. MORAN.-Steam aud hot Water
Heating and Nentllating Apparatus. No.
152 West Second South
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MONEY TO LOAN

II YOU NEED money, we will discount
your salary. Star Loan Co, 50 E. ID So.
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ON PIANOS, etc; no removals; private;
Snow & Co, 200 Progress bldg,
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FOR RENT.
GROCERY STORE. -504 State.

SEWING MACHINES. 500 per month
at White office, % w. LIST So. St. 'Phon
g78-X
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A. S. CHAPMAN. DENTIST,
Removed $685. Scott-Strevell building.

ELECTRIC FIXTURE SALE. go OFF.
Commencing Aug. "a for thirty days.
Salt Lake Electric Supply Co.
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PIANO POLISHING

-~~~~>~~~~~--~~~->~~~~>
FOR expert polishing and refinIshins
of furniture and pianos; prices reason
able: all work guaranteed. Address
Springer Bros. care Christensen & Arson.
Temple OF Music. 51-53 So. Main ST.
Phone silly.
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WARNING AND vENTILATINe

e-~~~~~~~~~-S~-@~~--~~>->~
HIGSON & ROSSiTER, steam and hot
water heating. No. JOS +. LIST So. Phone
475.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

~~~~~-~~~~0>~~J~~-@ ~J~~N~~~0s~~s~~~-~~
ANDERSON & BEERS. practical
plumbers II South State St. Tel. 1895 K.
y. ". JAMES. successor to James &
Harris. plumbing. steam and hot water
contractors 6 E I'd So St Phone 3I9.
JAMES ]. FARRELL. $50 South Main
street Phone 1908 *.
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rEMA1E HELP WANTEp.

GIRL 10 assist with homework, m
washing Evenings and Sundays off. %
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ON CHATTELS, personal or real es-
tate security: lowest rates Of interest
Harrington & Courtney, Is w ID So.
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or. IMPROVED FARMS in Utah and
Idaho. AIiddlesex Banking Co, COZ Nc
Cornick block.
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HOUSTON. the Housers. Tel. q
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ONLY ST. so

Ogden and Return
10 to is. via Oregon Short Line
until Sept. 20.