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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-24
PROVO NEWS NOTES

Provo, Dec. 23.-The births in Provo for
lhe year TO date are 131 females and ia
males; total 307- The deaths exclusive
OF the deaths al the state mental hospitaI /
were twenty-eight females and fsftv-five
litaies' total eighty-three. Incluiing the
STATE mental hospital. the deaths were
InlTTty-sx males and sepenty-elght fe-
"A marriage license has been issued TO
,,hafies f. Smith, jr.. aged % and Ethel
! h0ohtz: aged 20 both of Benjamin.
me funeral services over the remains
or Mrs. W E. Samuelson, held i'm the
second ward meeting house today. were
ATTENDED by a large number Of relatives
ana friends. The speakers were Elder
NleiS johnson. Elder S. S. Jones. Bishop
- H. Berg. Elder Hugh CLAYTON Elder
waiter Scott and Bishop l.. /. Nelson.
Vocal selections were rendered by the
Provo Quartette
The speakers at the funeral services Of
George Elliott ST. held IN the Fourt n
ward meeting house yesterday. were Ell
GERS Il. Z. Flemming. George w Gee. J.
b Keller, John 6. Jones. Bishop Aiexan-
DER GllHsple, A. l. Booth and T. H. Cuff.
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(Chicarn Trihunnl

Endurance is the fruit of endeavor
OF all ''''0i MUS
Secret sins do not have secret con-
! sequences.
1t takes great man not to despise
little one.
A little helpfulness may cover a lot
of heresy. i''
Liberty is opportunity for all who
realize the best.
Love measures life by its chances TO
give itself away
People who are in the swim are not
going against the tide.
One never knows a man apv ho++o,.
Tor tearing him 70 pieces.
Too many are willing To wash tho
disciples feet with boiling I've
Ihe recording angel knows the hack
a4iey as well as the front yard.
All the great work In the world IS
simply doing the best that is in rs
The rooters are always content To LET
fCoters do the digging.
mere is no virtue in the one dav
SPRINT that requires the seven day
snooze. '''
he Is always Door man who knows
no more in life than making money.
He who can put his soul into a neck
tie seldom has any heart for the needy.
The man who insists that business is
only business is apt 10 prove that reli-
gion is only humDug.
some men viii miss heaven because
tGey sit so long by the wayside dis
secting their guide books.
one Of the great changes needed in
me city church is 20 take the exit sigma
CT the doors and put them on the col
lection plates.
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BURRo SERVES AS GUIDE.
Life of Traveller in Mohave Desert
Saved by Keen Scented Tribe.

The bUro, Veritable ship of the western
desert, will live longer without water and
scent II further than any other known
| animal except the camel As an example
OF the keen scent of the burro for wa
Ter, Arthur ]. BurdiCk relates in s"The
Mystic Mid-Region' the experience of two
prosp@ctors named Peterson and Kelley
A rev years ago they attempted to cross
me Great MOhaVe desert on foot, with a
Dlrro 70 carry their supplies.
In passing from oasis to oasis they lost
their way and the supply of water became
exhausted. To be lost in the desert is Il
terrible thing, and anxiety coupled with
IOrturing thirst and the intense heat
drove Peterson insane. He left his com
panion and fled, shrieking, across the
pain. Kelley picketed the burro and
went after Peterson TO bring MIN back
but was unable to Overtake him.
He returned TO the trail 10 find that his
burro had broken his tether and was NOV
ing across the desert at d leisurely pace.
he followed, but the animal so far
IN the lead and he was so exhausted from
mis- efforts to OVertake Peterson that he
could not come no to the burrO.
Night came upon him and it soon be-
came so dark that he could not distin-
guiSh the burrO. He had TO follow il by
the footprints in the sand. When it be-
came too dark TO distinguish the foot
prints Kelley still staggered on in sheer
desperation.
BY and by his heart gave a great throb.
Before him, outlined against the sky and
seemingly suspended in the air, was a
form which he knew to be either his
burrO or an apparitiOn. He hurried for
ward, and To- standing uDOn a sharp rise
of ground and facing him, was his lost
burrOl The burro seemed to be awaiting
him, for when he came up the animal
turned and led the way down the incline
to spring of living water.
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LEGAL.
Assessment No. II.

LOWER MAMMOTH MINING COM
pany. Principal pace of business. Salt
Lake City Utah Location Of mines.
Mammoth. Utah. Notice is hereby given
that at meeting Of the board of d.
rectors Of the Lower Mam-oth Mining
company held on the list day Of DeCem-
Der. 1894. assessment No. II, of five 90
cents per share. was levied upon the cap
ital stock Of the corporation issued and
outstanding. payable Immediately to r. 6.
Cordell, secretary Of the corporation, at
the office Of the COMPANY, No. l61 South
Main street. SAT- Lake city. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Saturday. the 2lst
day of January 1905, will be DELINQUENT
and advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment is made before, win
be sold on Friday. the 10th day of Feb
ruary. 1895. at IL O'Clock noon. at the Of
flee Of the company l6l South Main
street. Salt Lake City Utah, 70 pay the
delinquent Assessment thereon together
with the costs of advertising and expense
of sale.
Z. c. CORDEE-L,
Secretary Lower Mammoth Mining Com
pany POstOffiCC Box 1873.
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Ogden Briefs.

me hours for the pOstOffice for tomor-
row, Christmas Gay, viii be: Delivery
windows open from 10 to y a. m on
Monday the delivery and stamp and reg
lstry windows viii be open from TO u
a. m and there viii be only ono delivery
by carrier
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday
70 samuel n. Bennett. aged 90 of Indian
aFoIS; ana AlSS Josephine Z. Williams.
dsed =, OF ogden; also TO NJ X Munger.
aged =, and Miss Sigrid Matilda hon
Erickson, both of ogden.
Word reached Ogden yesteraav that Ar
thur Anderson. a young ogden artist. who
y IN chicago, is suffering from typhoid
ieNer ana rs in a very critical condition
showing symptoms Of diphtheria
l.. r. Rogers AMI Z. l.. Williams o.
Sait Lake were yesterday doing business
in OGDEN.
6. w. Lartin left Yesterday for Lehi.
re was called there by the severe illness
of a relative.
fred Howard, contractor. is at the
monia.
Mrs NeTDa Bowman came IN sast even
ING from ] ogan to spend the holidays at
her home in this city.
Mr. Jemima Vauderveon has brought
SUIT against her husband. Peter Wander
Neen for decree OF divorce alleging
non-support. The couple were p3rricd AZ
bdAer city, ore, in June. 1879
scissors ''CDc,c Toms CABIN con7psn,-
Will mold forth az the Grand Opera House
d matinee this afternoon and also a.
IN evening performance.
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RESULTS AT ASCOT.
Honiton Plays With Field and Takes
Handicap.

San Francisco. Dee 22-Carrying top
weight of ia pounds HOniton toyed with
her field i'm the handicap at OaklOnd to-
day. and her jockey won as far as ne
pleased There was a spirited finish be
tween the second and third horses and
Ndgane just got up in time 10 get the
place from Judge in the last jump. The
others were strung out. McBFde was
sJsrended for one week for rough riding
on Sea Air
Weather. cloudy; track sloppy. Results:
First race. Futurity cOurse-Edgecliffe
won; Salable second, Handy BIZ tht. &.
Time-l:l3.
Second race, six furlongs-Albemarle
won; Lady Kent second, Bell Reed third.
Time-1:15.
Third race, six furlongs. purse-Dr. Leg
60 won; Sea Air second, A. Muskoday
third Time-1.14
Fourth race, seven furlongs, handicap =
HOniton won; Magrane second. Judge
third Time-1:271k.
Fifth race, one mile, selling-DOra I
won: The Cure second, The Lieutenant
third. Time-1:43.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards, sell
ing-Nigrette won; Leila second, Red
Cross Nurse third. Time-1:442@.
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HANGS UP NEW RECORD
Waswift, Overlooked in Betting,
Fools the Talent and Wins Z
at Los Angeles.

- Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. 23.-Waswift.
Aeager big chestnut horse showed some
OF his speed exhibited at Ascot last wear
When he hung up the track record of
l.SS12 for the mile with IA pounds uD bv
winning the third race today from Feline
LugO and kenilworth. WasWift was al
most overlooked in the betting. 10
drlfted from 3 to ! to to i'm the hooks
while kenlwOrth was played from 10 !
70 TO .. Waswift took command at the
mead of the stretch and won easily Three
tavorites took first money. Weather
cloudy, track slow. Results:
First race, five furlongs-Andvari won.
Anona seconds Sinicado third TimA
'1:O3.
Second race, SlausOn cOurse-Haupv
Chappy won. Hersain second, Foxy
Grandpa third. Time-1-12
Third race, six furlongs-vVaswif won.
Felipe LuSo second. Wentworth third.
Fourth race, five furlongs-Deserento
won. Oxford second, Sportsman third.
Time-l:OlI2
Fifth race. selling. one mile and a six
teenth-Heather Honey won. AkeIa sec
ond, E.vea G thtrd. Time sou.
Sixth race. SlauSon course-RodOlfo
won. Great Eastern second, Jardin third.
Time-1:13
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His Endless Task.

(Judge.)
Santa Claus arrives home unusually
| late Christmas morning
MY dear" says his wife, cautiously
trying TO get whiff of his breath, you
certainly owe me an explanation for
staying out so much longer than
usual"
We'll, it was enough to drive me to
Crink," GROSSLY replies Santa, dumping
bis overcoat and emptying sack on a
chair
What VASE"
"Why. I struck some Of these open
vOrk~stOckings and tried TO fiji them,
and as fast as l put the things in at
the top they feIl out through the
EOIes'
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Annual stockholders, Meeting.

PRINCIPAL OFFICES OF BRCBAK-
er-Campbell Hardware company, Nos. q
% West Third South street, Salt Lake
City. Utah Dec. @ 1894.
To the Stockholders of said Company
You are hereby notified that > special
stockholders meeting of the Brubaker-
Campbell Hardware cODDany is hereby
called and will be held at the principal
offices of said company. at Nos. 2I-29
West Third South street. Salt Lake City,
Utah on Tuesday. the 18th day OF jan
uary. 1895. at D. m. Of said day.
Said meeting is called for the purpose
of amending article of the articles Of
incorporat ton of said company. TO the
effect that the present capital stock Of
said company be Increased from its pres
ent limit tO-Wit S25010.O0 10 $5G,G90.eO. and
to be divided into 500 shares of $1,000 each.
instead of 30 shares Of $1,000 each as the
same now is c. Z. BRUBAKER,
President
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Court Doings.

a large number of matters received at
tention yesterday i'm the district court. as
Judge Rolapp is completing the business
OF the court previous to the expiration OF
his te~m.
In the case Of Mary +. RawsOn VS.. Viii
liam w Rawson, involving divorce on
The grounds OF desertion and nou-sup-
port the court heard testimony and up
on the default of the defendant granted
decree CO divorce, awarding IL the
plaintiff 4 permanent .aIimonv and thu,
DEFENDANTS interest in his fathers estate,
valued Of 5000. The couple were married
in Pocatello in 1903 and have a child.
In the divorce case OF Henrietta Chris
tension VS.. Nels Christensen. an order was
entered continuing for the term thC hear
ing In order to show cause heretofore set
for this day. The defendant IN the case
IS IN jail awaiting trial for adultery and
arson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-24
ENTRIES TO YACHT RACE
WERE ONLY A GUESS

Berlin, Dec. 99.-It developed today upon
investigation that the list Of American
entries for the transatlantic yacht race
next year published by the LOkal ANGEL
ger in a dispatch from Kiel Yesterday. al
though purpOrung to be official, was ONLY
the impression which the Imperial Yacht
clubs officials derived from American
letters. The entries will not be officially
announced until they are closed.
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Petition For Probate

A petition for the probate Of the Will OF
the late James Fielding OF Hooner was
filed yesterday in the probate section of
the district court. The testator died at
his home In Hooper i'm 1897. and the will
provided that his property should not be
divided unit. his Youngest child should
become Of age BY the terms of the will
the bulk of the property is to be divided
among the children of the testator BY his
second wite-these being his Younger
children. The three children bv the first
Wife were each TO be given SIC Eli
Spaulding and Joseph Arave We're named
as executors of the will, but they decline
TO serve and ask that Ehja and David
Fielding be named to execute the will
The heirs are nine in number and the
property consists for the most part of a
farm in Hooper. with stock and other
personal property.
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Her opinion.
lJudge.)

Cigarettes is awful for your health,
my dear" remarks a young wife unto
her bridegroom. "All right" says he:
I'll smoke a pipe" "Oh. no. she says:
a pipe would smell the rooms all up
We'll then" saws he, "lI smoke eli
CARS" MY dear she then eKclaims.
cigars cost too much money! "Of
course they do" says he. sim anxious
for to please her. so iii stop smok-
IT. altogether Don't 10 that" says
she, "or my brothers they viii think
that you amt manly 1 guess maybe,
after all, you'd better stick to cigarer-
tes." And that chap is now wonder
Zig IL it's his health that she classes
ss bein' least important of all things.
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"F.-7$-
Her View.

Cincinnati CommerciaI Tribune)
The young man was interviewing the
stern parent of the only girl i'm the
world
'Of course. sir" he said. "mv sal
airy is not colossal, but / can eive.her
an the necessaries of life and some of
the luxuries"
My dear Mr.. Softly" replied the 6.
D., You have scarcely improved your
time in her society if you do not know
that she considers all the Injuries OF
me lar more necessary than the neces-
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YOUNG CORBETT GOES
TO MINES TO TRAIN

1t is Young Corbett to the mines TO
prepare himself for his Rext battle. At
least this Is the report that comes from
IonOpah. The booming Nevada mining
camp has opened up a first-class fighting
club and has secured a match between
Billy Otis and a local man named Bert
Lundy as it's opening card. OTIS has for
long time been connected with Young
Corbetts training camp and writes that
he Will bring the former champion to To-
nopah to train with him. He SAYS that
Corbett is anxious to get away from the
dissipations Of city life and put himself
IN first-claSs condition once again. To-
nopah seems to fit the bill and so the
DenVerite has decided to go there
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TEACHERS 70 GO.
Will Attend Convention in Salt Lake
on Jan. 4.

About 100 ogden teachers have notified
the superintendent that they will attend
the eighth annual teachers convention
which opens in Salt Lake jan 4 The
matter was reported to the board Of edu-
cation last night at its regular meeting
report was also made that the patrons
or the Broom's Bench school had Offered
10 guarantee the regular attendance of
twenty-one pupils If the board would re-
sclnd It's former action of closing the
school The matter was referred to the
teachers committee for report
Two applications for positions as teach
ers were received, one from w. Orion of
ogden and one from c. z. Greer of Mon
mouth. Ore. They were referred tc The
teachers committee
report of the committee on teachers
recommended that hereafter teachers
teaching as substitutes would get as
much pay prOportionately as those hold
ing regular positions. The report was
a6Outed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-24
HARVARD STILL LEADS
IN CHESS TOURNAMENT

New York, Dec. 23-The second round
OF the thirteenth annual intercollegiate
chess tournament between four students
each from Columbia Harvard, Yale and
princeton was played here today. The
scores 10 date are:
Harvard won 6Ia, lost Ia: Columbia
Won lost AZ; Yale won, 2i2 lost 5I2;
princeton won 312. lost AZ.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-24
SHOT IN SALOON.
Austrian Laborer Hit in Leg by
Bullet.

Nick Danich, an Austrian Iaborer. was
shOt IN the leg and painfully wounded be-
tween 3 and 10 O'Clock last night at the
austrian saloon on Wall avenue A great
amount of mystery surrounds the affair.
and there appears 10 be no clue whatever
that will lead to the identity of the man
1irlng the shot. There were about forty
men IN the saloon at the time. The shot
was fired from the outside into the room.
striking Danich in the fIeshy part OF the
leg He Immediately shouted that he was
shot and fell to the floor. The men in
the room turned their attention to him
put none Of them had heard the shot. and
IL was, quite a while before any of them
figured out what had happened. An in
Nestigation made by the police showed
that one of the panes of glass in the door
had been shattered. II Is believed that
the bullet was fired from the sidewalk
went through the glass and struck the
Austrian Denieh says he has had no
trouble with any one and can suggest
no motive for the deed. Drs. Rich and
Fernlund attended TO the injured man
and found that the wound while pain
tul, was probably not dangerous.
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Murphy Makes Denial.

stockton, Cal, Dec. 23.-'Ted'' Murphy,
who is accused by Battling Nelson Il tna
larceny of $1,000. was arrested here at
midnight on the Santa Fe trair. and taken
iu-n custody. Two hundred and fifty dol
lars was found on Murphy by the police
Murphy was greatly surprised at his ny
rest. He said that he 0Id not have Nei-
sons money, and that Nelson mad baI
him good-by at the depot when he left
Sur Francisco.
LEter a telegram received from chief
Of Police Whitman Of san FRANCISCO oil
rcCted the local chief 10 hold MSnageS
Murphy Of Battling" Nelson ard Eddie
Sentry. Nelson's sparriES partner, until
al officer arrived with warrants. The
men are still IN iail and profess limo
Cence-
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Gems and Germs.

u UW5t.J
The house divided against itself ought
TO take a tumble
After a man once loses his reputation
il is pretty hard for him TO ever lose IL
gain.
Everything in the world has its car
dinal feature. The cardinal feature of
\ dTunkard is his red nose.
Recently a tramp in distress APP
preached me on the railroad track and
asked for advice. Sell all thou hast
and give TO the rich" Whereupon ne
went away sOTrOWing.
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Simpsons cafe on Twenty-fifth street
was robbed some time during Thursday
night by burglars, who entered through
the rear by means of a Ventilator shaft
and got away with about SIS, secured
from the cash drawer.
The Riverside mill and also HUMPHREYS
planning mill were each entered by bur-
glars during the night but nothing Of
value was carried away from either place.
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PERFORMER IS ARRESTED.
Vaudeville Actor Charged With Of
Tense Against Mail Law.

Deputy United States Marshal L. IL.
Smyth came TO Ogden yesterday and ar
rested a man going by the name of Co
mer' and who Is doing balancing act at
one of the vaudeville theatres The
charge against Conner is that of making
improper use of United States mail for
sending postal cards to a firm in Colo
RADIO, the cards containing uncompliment-
airy references TO the firm addressed As
sistant United States Attorney CHEERING
ton came TO Ogden TO take charge of the
case. and Conner was taken before Unit
ed states Commissioner Thomas MalOnev
lie made a frank statement admitting
that he had sent the card, being exasper-
ated at the treatment he had received
and by the failure of the firm addressed
TO carry out its contract He was placed
under bonds of 500 and released on his
own recognizance until today when he
expects TO readily furnish the surety The
obIectiOnal cards were referred to Post
ofrice inspector Sharp, who swOre TO the
complaint on which the warrant was
issued.
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STATE NEWS
A SMOOTH SHARPER.
travelling Piano Tuner Fleeces a Wo-
man of SIS.

~AaA u %.
American Fork, Dec. 23-Mrs. w 6
RopinSon of the First ward was ftoacod
-. 81 % Yesterday afternoon nv a
acknowledgement transient. who clainosd 70
De an organ repairer. He made hi an
Peafahce at the homo of Mrs Robinson
e eh asked II she had an organ or plano
s lle WIshed cleaned or tuned. Their or
san peihg somewhat out of repa1r She
tEIu MN 10 go ahead and see what was
al s15i.i mater After he had made an ex-
ANNA tion of the organ he said thai i
tnefded a spring. and that ne wouid have
- go out and buy il; but he had no
money with which TO buy il and
SISkeo Mrs. Robinson to advance him e.
She gave il 10 him, as he seemed honest
aoout IL, and he went out 10 buy tha
sprihs' put he never came pack. After
waiting Tor some time Mrs. Robinson no
gan 70 grow suspicious and notified Mar
SndI Lagsden who got a description Of
INC nc Iaklr, put a search for him FAILED 70
locate him. A description of the man
IIdS Deen sent TO nearby towns 20 put the
people on their guard.
ne Operetta Snow White" under the
aoIe management Of Professor Mark Rob
I IIn. was presented at the opera house
schools. wv NiS'i TT
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UNION JOCKEY CLUB
GIVES UP THE GHOST

st. Louis. De0 23.-John NJ. Wood. who
was TO-DAY appointed permanent receiver
Tor the Union Jockey clubs properly. was
also ordered TO sell the property from
the court house on Dec. 30 for not less
Iidn ASl'pto The club had its first sea-
son last summer. when IL operated with
out the sanction of the Western Jockey
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HERRERA AND SAVERS
GO SIX-R0UND DRAW

Milwaukee, Dec, 2S.-Maurice Savers of
TINS city and AUreliO Herrera of Califor-
MIA went six rounds to a dray. before
the Milwaukee Boxing club tonight In
the semi-final Mauro Herrera got the de-
clsion over Willie Mack of Brooklyn.
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DANE Oh GRAND REvIEw

Washington Dec. 22.-The date for
the grand review of the battleship
squadron of the North Atlantic fleet at
Hampton Roads by Secretary Morton
has been fixed for Jan. 3. The secre-
tary will be accomplished by Admiral
Dewey and the admiraPs staff.
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GIVE YOUR CAST-0FF
CLOTHING ETC.,

TO THE SALVATION ARMY Social Re-
lief Dept, for use in its salvage room.
Cali phone 15S3-x or send postal to Staff
Captain David Miller. IS Franklin Ave.
whose signature viii be on card carried
b. our collector.
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Sweets Carnation Chocolates Free
Tndnr-

The greatest inducement for CLASH
fed ads ever offered in the west To-
day we will give free a SOC box of
Sweets Carnation Chocolates, the
quality chocolates" free with every
paid classified ad for The Xmas Her
aid
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Worth 1t.


tCIeVeland Leader)
cigar?
Binks-It was worth every cent l
gave you for IT,
Spinks-Why. man, you didn't buy It
u gave il @ you!
Binks-I know il.
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Your Presents

For gentlemen should include either
NeckWear, Fancy Hosiery. Suspenders
Nlght Robes, Pajamas, Muff1ers, Gloves
canes or Umbrellas. They are sub
stantial and suitable.
BLOWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
e. 49, 166 Main Street.