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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-01

FOR RENT = Two bushes
rooms with basement, well lighted
For information call at CAS- Yves
Pike street. jun16dtf
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Notice of Sale of Street Car Bonds
The undersigned administrative
will offer for sale and sell, at pub
lie outcry, at the front door OF the
court house in Clarksburg, West
Virginia, on Saturday, the Sth day
of July, 1905, commencing at 1
o'clock p. M. four bonds, Nos. SO,
521, 522 and 523 issued by the
Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction
Company, each for one thousand
dollars. Said bonds are four OF
the series of the first mortgage, 5
per cent. thirty-five year gold
bonds given by said company and
by deed of trust on all of its
property and due October /, 1888,
interest payable April 1st and DC
tober 1st Of each year until paid
Said bonds viii be offered for sale
Terms of sale cash in hand on
day of sale.
B. NAY HIGHLAND,
of Calvin Highland
june 10sat-d4t
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Fertilizers at your own prlce at D. K.
Reed & OBS. apr6tf.
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FOR SALE-One good hand
made three-quarter top buggy, in
first class condition; will sell cheap
Apply at Standard Milling com
pany. Junel4d-d
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FOR RENT-Second story of
large house in Glen Elk for light
housekeeping. Apply to DR.. ]. B
Payne, Irwin building. jun17tf
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FOR RENT-Two rooms fol
light housekeeping. Apply PIG
Monticello avenue. juneS7tt
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FOR RENT-Stable with six
stalls, water and large wagon room,
in east end. Inquire at Walthour
Candy Company. june23tf
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IFOR RFNTA-Modern house
lzeeEiaa-- apartment in jones' apart
ment house, also six room house
with all. conveniences at 226 5.
Chestnut street. Haze Morgan.
attorney. irwin building. june3tf
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FOR SALE-Four room house
lot 33x15O feet, located on Point
Comfort. Will sell for $4,000,
$4,000 down, balance in monthly
payments of SO each. House now
renting for $500 per month. Adj
dress A. J. Simmons, 10Y Methrel
street. 23iune12t
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REWARD-A reward will be
paid to anyone who captures canary
bird which escaped from cage Fri
day morning. Return to 500 Lee
street. 30iune3t"
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WANTED-Six good carpenters
Simpson w. Va. S. per day. In,
quire of McIvcr & Piel, Simpson.
W. Va. 29jun3t&
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WANTED-Lady agents to sell
an uptodate article. Good pay. Call
at 219 Monticello ave. 29jun3t*
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WANTED-Two first-class wait
ers at Traders hotel. 29juntf'
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WIN. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best
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ar-
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms,
light. airy and modern, $500 to
Sc 90 per month. Table board rea-
sonable. Special rates to taIal.
hes. The Savoy, Lee street. aS6t1.
ron sAIESA smith Premier Type
writer. in use but few weeks. Price
intending cover, $500. New Oliver
win metal cover, $500. Address P. o. /
Box POS. Clarksburg, w. Va mar29tf
FOR SALE-one contract with the
STANDARD Guaranty & Trust &c. En-
quire Telegram Office. 2omartf
FOR sALE-Large boarding mouse In
eae aeart of the city, doing nice busl-
ness. Would make an elegant private
nome. Modern throughout. A bargain
For information address L-33, Telegram
office AprStt.
FOR RENT OR SALE-Eight-
room house in Broad Oaks. Apply
to G. w. Deison, 169 West Main
street. may8gI.
w1NTEr-ciriq to work in stogi /
factory. Apply to the Clarksburg-
stogfe Company, 134 West Pike
street. mgF2oti
FOR SALE Small can stains
and varnishes for household use. To
close out will sell reasonably. See.
Dodge at new stand on Main
street. may ~
FOR SAIE-A good No. I
Smith-Premier typewriter at half
price. Inquire of G. A. Snyder,
Adamston. mayl7tf
FOR RENT-Two rooms fol-
Light housekeeping. Apply ZIG
Monticello avenue. Junes5tt
FOR RENT-One we'll furnished
room with bath. Apply SIG West
Main street. JuneStI'
FOR RENTAModern house
lllzeteFi.,q apartment in Jones' apart
ment house, also six room house
with all, conveniences at 226 5.
Chestnut street. Haze Morgan,
attorney. irwin building. june3tf
FOR SALE-One good hand
made three-quarter top buggy, in
first class condition; will sell cheap
Apply at Standard Milling com
pany. june14d-tf
FOR RENT = Two bushes
rooms with basement, well lighted
For information call at Gas Yves
Pike street. jun16dtf
FOR RENT-Second story of
large house in Glen Elk for light
housekeeping. Apply to DR.. J. B
Payne, Irwin building. junl7tf
FOR RENT-Stable with six
stalls, water and large wagon room,
in east end. Inquire at Walthour
Candy Company. june23tf
FOR SALE-Four room house
lot 33x15O feet, located on Point
Comfort. viii sell for $4,000,
$4,000 down, balance in monthly
payments of so each. House now
renting for $500 per month. Adj
dress A. J. Simmons, 10Y Methrel
street. 23junel2t
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WANTED-Two Grst-class wait
ers at Traders hotel. 29juntf.
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WANTED-Lady agents to sell
an uptodate article. Good pay. Call
at 21S Monticello ave. 29jun3t#
.>~,->~~->~,-~>~,INe->>~>
WANTED-Six good carpenters
Simpson w. Va. S. per day. In
quire of McIvcr & Piel, Simpson.
W. Va. 29iun3t&
REWARD-A reward will be
paid to anyone who captures canary
bird which escaped from cage Fri
day morning. Return to 500 Lee
street. 30Iune3tr
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR
SPECIAL TRAIN
via
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
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FOR RENT-One well furnished
room with bath. Apply SIG West
Main street. june2tf,
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J., II. W.
Circuit Court
West Virginii
bond. with SCI
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

Soronsun, Salt Lake,
Frank owon knerr, Fargo, N, %
Alice Gertrude siimmel fnrgS n, y.
Nichols Allormnnd, MIN cro0k, Clara
Jensen, MIN Creek
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The following persons were granted
marriage licenses durIng the past week
by tho county clerk
W. n Leonard. Salt Lake, Lucy
llall, s0lt Lake.
John BrokDw. ogden; Clara ilnt.
dnlo Rock springs WyO,
Edward Mntson, Park Cityi illldu
jacobson, Park CITY
George Erwin, salt Lake, turan Jon.
SON. Halt Lake,
g ] o'Nclll, Park city hanoro Rims
Salt Lake,
G D. Wilson, Salt Lake. cloro Car.
ter. sprngvillc
Mauda H. Eldrodgo, Hnlt Lake,
william Lucas Salt Lake MHude
Woolhnye, Salt Lake,
W, ~, Miller, Salt Lake Molllc Ken.
dan, salt Lake,
o. l., Rider, Basal,, ida, Pearl u,
DAVIS, B0Halt, Ida,
Arcnlc Gray, Park cityi susie WI.
Hams Salt Lake,
~ 4 Ford, Dinshomi rommIo sheets,
Blngh0m
rrankllp stark, salt Lakci Ester
Hodge,, Salt Lake,
nard, Manan, Ida,
D, y, Smith, Changers Lucy Cook,
y, 6, Ford, Salt Lake; Eva u, Bir.
rIll, Salt Lake,
Charles a. Carson, Fairfield; Lizze
Barnett, Payeon
Arson L, Winsor, Jr,, Enterprise,
Barbara Murray, Tooele,
James Lundbere, Unions claro Mey-
ors Murray,
Frank sohofer, Los Angeles, Cal,i Ida
w Moore, Davenport, Nob.
Horny G, Jackson, salt Lake. Minnie
Hunter, Salt Lake
Ernest H. Wooloy, Salt Lake. Emo-
line Hampton CentorvIllo,
Alpha II jacques, salem Ida, Caro-
line Petersen, RoNburg Ida,
Nlols y, NELSON, 'fhurhori Maria
Jane Olson, salem
George o, Holt. Enterprise, JulIet,e
c. Adams parowun,
Frank Arthur Lowe, Salt Lake, Ada
J, West Salt Lake
Nophl Johnson Burton, ld0i Lena
Holman, Salt Lake,
Joseph Folkman Bleckfoot Ida I'm.
lly Brown North ogden
Charles Frederick Carlson, salt Lakoi
Lulhel Eldrcdgo, Salt Lake,
William pschol, Salt Lake Mar,h,
'Nl' if'hlNNi 'hlN 'fhN'i
Charles e, Crlsmon salt Lake, Gers
irudo Mayer Salt Lake,
william WINNER, Salt Lake. Faith
|. Drammor Salt Lake
Elmer CrameE Grnn,svlllei Maude
Walker oakley Ida,
Oliver H. Wood, Salt Lake, Winul.
fred u, Smith, Salt Lake,
A. Leroy Lifts, Beavers Mabel G,
Smith, Beaver
Brigham Hanson, Milburn, Wyo, IN.
len sweat, Ilober city
william ~ Grams, salt Lake, Elean.
or A, Grams, Salt Lake,
Walter GUstafson, BInghami Hanna
LIndquist, Bingham
John w, nnl salt Lake. Blanche
Ansol, Salt Lake,
Richard II clay, Salt Lake Annie
Arrowfmth, Salt Lake,
Silag l., Fish, Snowflake, Arlg,i Mar.
garet Miller Snowflake, ArI2,
Willinm n, Watson, SprlnpNille, Jon.
ME tlawson, spring CITY,
lo Roy Olsen, Salt Lake, Ruby r.
Russell, Salt Lake
lIugh condron, omaha, Nebi Stella
Munro omaha, Neb.
Rpahby Clark, san Antonio, ToS,,
Frances Badger, San Antonio, Ten
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Prot ana Mrs, willard Lanston, Mr.
ana Mrs. j, r. Odoll,

Prof ana Mrs, willard Langton, Mr..
ana Mrs j. 7 odell.
CAPS, and Mrs stycr entertained AT
cards IN honor " Mrs, st,ers parents,
Mr. and Mrs, wilkes, who were here
from Nnlt Lake, Progressive i've hun.
drcd wah played and "A very pleasant
evening spent by the following Mr.,
ana Mrs Wilkes, Mr., ana Mrs. A, NJ,
FlemnlnR, Prof ana Mrs w, \. Lang
ton, Prof and Mrs, Engol, Prof ana
Mrs Han, Mrs LOOMS,
A very pleasant social AFFAIR Of last
week was tho afternoon card party
glvon by Mrs, r. l.. Campbell and
Mrs, Y, w, Nnylor q, the homo of Mira,
Camphall, Progressive slgty.threo was
pley'i ana very much enjoyed, The
pllsca were Won by Mrs, Mclaughlin,
Mrr, w, y, L0ngton and Mrs FroI
Wright The rooms were effectively
decorated with cut flowers, and tho
luncheon served was very dainty,
Mrs, j, r. odoll was hostess AZ an
afternoon ladies' party on Wednesday
wnioh was a most enjoyable affAir Eu-
chro WAS played ana tho prizes won by
Mrs, w, II, Preston, Jr, and Mrs, Ar.
tnur Pn,eson, MIRA Odoll was assisted
IN entertaining by Miss MnrInda forge.
sen. Miss Emily Whitney ana Mrs. Walt
Pyper. The following ladies' were pres.
emit Mesdomes NJ y. Needhnm, W, u,
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.... ~ spending their vacation with
,,ly and friends IN Provo,

,..s Of spending their vacation with
mVmrTly and friends In Provo
Ara n, l., Chapman and daughters
,."e MAYED 10 American Fork, whcfo
New Min spend the summer
Ar. Ida smoot Dusenbcrry spent
rucsday vlsitins. friends In Ogden
mr. md Mrs. ], NJ, Tanner have becn
,he quests, during the week, OF Dr.
and Mrs, Brlmhall'
p,os,dent and Mrs. Joseph v, smith
.,a p,osldeut L,lnd attended tho cloN-
,ng ,ossIon OF tho convention OF We'd
nefday evening
AR. and Mrs, Woodhousc cntcrtainci
,n Tuosday evening IN honor of pr, ana
W,s w Ii, Pike, The decorations were
n,nnn pnlms and June roses. There
NO many intimate friends Of Or, ana
,ss Pike VINO were delighted 10 well
came ,hom 10 their old homo again,
IN" evenings pleasures woro games
and music, Luncheon was served
Mrs Joseph Fnrrcr entertained on
Thursday evening at dinner party
plxiu Ill nbnOT VI NtIFi ''''b' F'N''
~, Milford. Tho table decorations were
,ed roses, n center ploco being formed
,Iih the daintiest Of tiny buds, Dinner
wes served ne Q, covers being laid for
10
Tho largest social affalr o. tho week
was the reception given by the faculty
of The Brigham Young university TO
me VISITING teachers on Monday evo-
nIns in Gymnasium hall, The forepart
of Inc evening was pleasantly spent IN
us,onIng TO several choice musical re-
Icctlone and viewing an exhibit from
l,ho department. OF arts and industries.
Al 10 o'clock the guests were partlc'-
notlnR IN merry dance. The hall was
aecorlted with Japanese fans, parasols.
md made bright and pretty by an
"hundance OF locust blossoms. Miss
Imcole Young presided nc the punch
howl. and luncheon was served during
the evening,
Mira, Annie Jones Akin Of Milford
has boon visiting l,cr parents, Mr., ana
Mrs. 4, T. Jones, during the past week
Mrs. Jessie KNIGHT and daughter Jen.
ME spcn, Friday IN salt Lake CITY
Miss Berthe Walsh returned this
morning TO her home nj Pennington,
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Mont, "Wednesday, owing to the serious
Illness OF their brother
Miss Nellie sullivan has gone NJ
Park city to spend the summer
Mrs, Walter Mexican went 10 Bngs
ham canyon Tuesday 10 visit with
friends
\ benefit loi the Swedish mission was
held a, the residence Of John Anderson,
saturday evening A program consist
irg Of songs, music and rotations
wns rendered and lee cream, cake and
coffee was served durug the evening,
The Affair was well attended and a
neat sum realized for the mission.
pleasant surprise party was given
At odd Fellows hnll Monday evening,
In honor ~ Mrs, Frank Newton, Who
left Wednesday for Stein Pass, New
Mexico TO Join her husband, About 80
members Of the Ladies OF the Maccn.
bees took part IN tho entertainment,
which consisted of games Of various
Kinds nnd cndo1 with AN elaborate
luncheon, Mrs Newton has n host of
friends In Eureka who regret her de-.
larurc.
Mrs, Within Scott IL solournlng with
frionda nt rayFon
The family NJ August Solwort have
gone 10 Caldwell Idaho TO reside,
now orchestra has been organized
at Mammoth Rn1 gave their initial
dance NJ lllescll'a hail. Tuesday even.
'ng Whlch was wei. attended
Mr., ana Mrs, H. n, Roberts, old resi-.
dents of Robinson have gone 10 salt
Lake CITY 10 reside
Mr., Otto NJ, SWnrt2 returned Friday
evening from n trlp 10 l,0R Angeles,
where ho went 20 Wait Mrs Swari2,
who IN spending the summer at that
city,
Mlss ora Gllchrsi a teacher In tho
public school ~ Mammoth hlp gone TO
Nebraska 10 spend the summer,
Mrs Edward Emblclon II visiting
relatives M Amorcon Fork
Miss uenoylovo sullivan and Miss
JtsIo kolly of this city are attending
the summer school ~ l'phraim
Mr. ana Mira Watson NJ Ncsbli jr,
h0No returned 20 Eureka after an alb.
Honcc Of several yonre,
Mr. and Mrs charles ", Hush visit.
Cd the capital clly the fore part ~ the
week,
Hans \ llnapoll aud family visited
friends ~ SprlngYillo this wcok
Mrs Robert Thomas NJ Grand En,
cnmpmon, Wyoo and sister Maa Ruby
Buhh NJ this clly, have gone ~ salt
Lake tlty 10 Hpond the summer
Mrs Edward Hickman Il the guest
Of friends NJ the Garden City
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lovely home Wednesday evening The
summer orchestra was In attendance
gnmcs were played "A program WIS
rendered ana most delicious Tee cream,
strawberries ana cake were served,
Tho old Of the Alpine stake win huge
their annual outing AZ Alpine June H.
Everything possible ~ being done to
make this the banner outing for the
old people,
A most excellent program has boon
arranged 10 DO given IN the l. -, ., r.
hall Flag day, juno ", at . y, m, by
the d. II, society.
Tho second ward NJ, I, A, arc mr..
ranging to giyc u strawberry festival
IN the near future,
Tuesday evening Miss E12lc Conner
and Mr., George VIM were married
by Elder r. John Whlpplc MT the homo
OF the brides parents They are two
Of our prominent young people
Mr. and Mrs, u, A. Bushman gave u
social Monday evening IN honor Of Mr.
Freeman Ioylc, who leaves shortly
on u mission,
Mrs, Evelyn w Peterson Of Black.
foot Idaho, IN Visiting relatives here
Mrs, Charles Earl, Mr. George Webb,
Miss Maud Webb ana others win leave
shortly for the Portland fair
Mrs. william u, Evans is visiting
friends IN Provo,
Mr.. u, u, Warion lcft sunday morn-
INK on mission TO the Eastern states,
Miss virdn Williams of Teasdale,
Utah. IL visiting friends ana relatives
IN Lchl
Mr. John Whimpoy ana Miss Irene
Peterson two OF our progressive young
people made n visit 20 Provo Tuesday
whore they were made one by Judge
Booth,
Monday evening q social was given I'm
the Third ward Tabernacle IN honor of
Mr.. Albert Bnhr who loft Tor the cen.
iraf states mission Tuesday morning,
Mr., Morgan Woodhuuse of Idaho
Falls has been visiting Lohi relatives,
Bishop James II, Gardner and wife
were visiting relatives IN lIiyciton,
Tuesday,
Miss clara Pearson OF West Jordan
Ii visiting friends here,
Friday evening Mrs, william Wing en-.
toriaincd a number ~ friends IN honor
OF her slstor, Mrs, James H. Turner OF
Lovoland Colo,
Hon George Austin was a lleber
Clly visitor Tuesday
The missionary concert given by tho
NJ. |, A, IN the Opera House saturday
last was most pleasing and u biz
financial success
Miss VIVA LOWS Of Provo II visit
ing Lohi friends,
Miss Tryphena Kendall was salt
Lake visitor Tuesday,
The y l., NJ, !, A, Of the First ward
gave a most pleasing closing program
Tuesday evening,
Mrs Jezel Glbb Murkley Of Magrath.
canada, II VISITING relatives and friends
here,
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Preston, Jr,, Roy McAllls,cr, W r.
ming, H. u, Styer Torgonson, Arthur
BateSon, Mayor Robinson, LOWS T.
Cannon, Moses Thatcher Jr, T. w
Naylor, H. H. Campb0ll Misses Ma
rinda Torgcnsen, Emily whitney, Nora
aud Jennie Ellason.
Mr.. and Mrs H. q, whitney Mr., and
Mrs j. ID, Spencer and Mr., Ross Bcata,
who were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs,
Guy Thatcher for n short time, re-
turned to Salt Lake Sunday morning,
Mrs, susa Y, Gates and Mrs, Dora
Hagan are visiting with Prof, and Mrs.
Miss Mamie Morrol has as her
guests Miss Ollie Mlrtinaau Of salt
Lake, and Miss Josephine West of OF
den
Miss Phyllis Thatcher returned homo
from New York on Wednesday eycn'
ing,
Mrs Walt Piper IL visiting relatives
aud friends IN Logan
Mr, ana MlN W. ~ poust Nv
sleh91 r,1rd ! rev o'Ss N'S'''"s WIZ" Tvs
,.,
Mrs Ray OrnshN u. down rom ltot'
hOrR IN al'eho inc ~ - 'o'lllnonVV'
l1onl
A, 49,, Al. 100. ,.a,.,o, an,
,,Wh hnu mr'' '," -, pnxhuro urn
Hwy u'"suV Nh, urs I.nnston,a
mother Mira Lney Vcerdon, ''
49,, - =, ,,n,.,, T., ,,a ohuA,.n
Mls, y, " Nnnus ~ ~ XIII rn'
n,o ov dr, NJ, s W., snr,,,nr "1ib g,,es,a
Wn AZ hnu ME- ~ ~ '"'""'' "'''
N'ocF p"'''~.
uo, to,n n Th.,cher and son an.
oert wv" '" '"s'' ,'o" "'"'"' '""'''
M,.s yor,, Nc A,,s,o, "a IA so,, Iobo
ss ,nc guest w W. '"' "''' ;" W.
'"'N' ..
nv 'on' uGI"n.o ,o mni NV mas wv woon
,n,Wsnod AZ a. 's WV 'IISa,,e ThmrsGev morn.
'ns'
A., an, ,,,s .,.n,o s,o,i 40 urlo.
m, nn, naie, ,,' Observation-Disclosures nc, ,yor.
o'Scs OF VI" ~
Ma -, - A,,uaso, ,rd dauvh,ors
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Al the homo OF Mrs, q, n, child,
Thursday afternoon china shower
was given In honor Of Miss llrgIe
Srhow who WIN become the bride 0f
MI Arthur j., Webb Of sugar CITY,
Idaho next "Wednesday the ceremony
most ENJOYABLE time, Miss schow N
one Of our most popular young ladies,
Mr. and Mrs, John Y, Smith enter.
talnod tho Tabernacle choir at their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

n IN n Kind OF bilious mood,
You wish an aid TO digest food,
No other PHI II half so good
As DoWltts Little Early Risers,
WHOM Ger YOU feel impending III,
And need a magic little Pill,
No ether one VIII III tho bill
Like DoWitts bittle Early Rlsers.
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Mr. Alex Nlblcy returned from Salt
Lake on Friday,
Mrs l,ooms OF Fort Collins, Colorado,
Who has been The suost Of Prof and
Mrs ", u, Hall has returned home,
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Patrick A, sullivan, salt Lake May.
me bNrlll, Salt Lake
Jonn Thomas Birmingham, Salt Lake,
Ammo elizabeth Yates, ljountiful
Jona ], Larsen, Salt Lake Christina
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LOGAN.

hIned and Mrs W ], Kerr enter
~ ,bs u,nncr on Tuesday afternoon
Tor 4, "T1hNs MOTEL Covers were lad
Mrs Jo.,, nese guests were Gov, and
Noblnson :, Cutler, Mayor and Mrn,
"ON'll, Mr. ana Mrs, j, A, McAlll,,er
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ono shirt waist suit
~ q great leader ~
made Of white satin
striped mndras, full
tucked skirt and cluster
tucked wnistpn,,,u,u,
Fine white India linen
suits, two handsome
styles, shirt waists
trimmed IN novel Of.
Gets, with nno tucks
ana embroidery lnNcr-
llon, Great bargains
Tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
DAINTY Swiss 1reEl
waist and skirt clnhu-
ratoly trimmed with
dainty lace, embroidery
insertion ana cluster
ucks, Latest sleeve
With docp cur of lace
altornatod with rows of
embroidery insertion,
~ the prutlioHl drCssoa
IN stock ana specially
priced Atyp,,pp,u,,,
Emo white linen shirt
waist suit made with
tailored stitched tucka,
both skirt and waist
perfect nttlng, q very
chic ana scryicenhle
suit Tor only,un,,,,,
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w HITE SUIT
s GALS.

50 extraordinary IL this sale, po
immense the variety ana ~ grcHt
tho values, space WIN not allow but
n brief description Of u fow leaders,
Como ana Judge Tor yOurHclNon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
COLO RED WASH
SUIT SPECIALS.

This galo Monday on our wash
suits Wlll eclipse amy similar oycul
we nave ever hold and such IL beau.
tifOl oetorlmont 10 SOLICIT from, TOO,
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IN blue brown, black aud tan,
tucked waist and skirt cool and
iauny for carly morning shoppers
Specially priced cIOS
at","unu,,,,,ur,u,uu,Pi''O
Talormado union linen shirt
waist suits IN grey brown, groom
and pale blue waist ana skirt
trimmed with self straps and ppod
with white, Beautiful coax
suits for onlyur,un,,,",, p"''o
ENlrcmoly drcssy shirt waist suits
of 'Olorod inquired aud dotted lawn,
whist N omboruloly hut dWnUly
trimmed with wide Val lace aud
insertion, uckV and shluug, Wo
cannot begin tu drsulrho the charm
moro man pleased whom you pee
hem for thoN ARE going Ia Dn NpO.
o on,y ml''o for S6.75
Fine morcorigod chimhrOy shht
waist suits, whist ana skirt tucked,
waist trimmed with modulllons, tan,
blue and grey ono of the seasons
best offerings, for &c mn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-04
THE NEW GOVERNOR
WOULD LIMIT TERM
Interesting Developments May
Follow One Of Gov. Johnson's
Recommendations.

Governor John A. johnson created
sensation in the joint legislative ses-
sion today by his first Recommendation.
He urged the adoption Of a constitu-
tional amendment to extend the gov
ernor's term to four years, and to make
the governor ineligible to succeed him
self. He recommended that the amend
ment take effect in 1906, and that the
present governor, i. g., himself, should
be ineligible for reelection.
This recommendation offers the re-
publican majority in the legislature an
easy method of getting rid Of Governor
johnson next year. Republican leaders
have felt that it would be hard task
to unseat him when nominated for re-
election, If he should make good rec
ord. If they adopt johnson g own sug-
gestion, they will dispose of him en-
tirely. The johnson proposition struck
the members call Of heap' at first,
but on second thought it began to take
hold. It is regarded as a good strategic
move for the governor. If the legisla-
ture does not adopt the suggestion, he
will have credit anyway for having
proposed the reform. If the idea is in
corporated into an amendment and sub
mitted to the people, then Governor
party in 1905. He will be. saved the
necessity of making a campaign against
serious odds, for the sake Of his party.
The four-year term idea will doubt
less materialize into bill, and may
result in one Of the notable contests Of
the session.