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CITY NEWS
NEED HIGHER EDUCATION
SPEAKER URGES MEMBERS OF
COLORED RACE TO TAKE AD-
VANTAGE OF OPPORTUNITIES.

Mrs. Carrie Clifford, speaker at the
closing meeting of the annual conven-
ton of Afro American Women's State
Federation Of Minnesota at Bethesda
Baptist church last night told the audi
tors OF her race:
have envied our white neighbors their
influence and strength and wisdom, in
stead of emulating them; and there is
no reason why. ours should not be as
great as any other race.
She urged greater use of educational
facilities and pointed out that mothers
would be taught to appreciate the need
Of their children for education thru the
influence ls1a e OF the Women,s clubs. which
for education as they are needed. She
deplored the fact that SO few negroes
graduate from high schools and colleges
when opportunity is offered.
Mrs. Clifford took for her subject w.
2; B. ; Ru Bots sei phrase 1.-THE rights Of
favored talking less about the wrongs
and oppression Of the race, instead
speaking of it's blessings and using it's
opportunities. r..
10. Mrs { & Lucy tSy Thurman, widely known as
T. D., spoke of work in progressive
lines for women. She made q plea fol
the use of the name Afro Americans
which was begun by women and is very
acceptable to the colored race.
Lafayette Mason of Minneapolis
played his Afro-American Federation
march, composed in honor Of the or.
ganization, and Mrs. Ada van Pence
sang a solo.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Hoyt, de-
partment president Of the Ladies Of the
G.. A. R., gave fraternal address in
which she praised the work Of the two
eolored circles of the state. The chief
| officers were elected at the meeting fol
organization in the winter and they
hold over until 1906, these being:
President, Mrs. lone E. Gibbs, Mime
apolis; first vice-president, Mrs. Kittie
Terrill, st. Paul; second vice-president
Alice johnson. Duluth; recording secre
| tary, Mrs: Mary l.. Joyce, minneapolis
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Nadine
Mitchell, St. Paul; treasurer, Mrs. Mary
Durant, st. Paul; editor, Miss Fannie
Dodd, St. Paul; state organizer, Mrs
In addition the following officers were
elected yesterday afternoon: Chaplain
Mrs. Emma Jeffrey Of Minneapolis
historian, Mrs. Sarah Kirtley Of st
Paul; corresponding secretary, Mrs
| Nellie TAYLOR of St. Paul; assistant sec
rotary, Mrs. Jennie Watson of Mime
apolis; first associate editor, Mrs. Mat
tie Wade Of Superior; second associate
editor, Mrs. Hattie Sherwood of st
| Paul. ~
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NOTICE

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received up to and including
Aug. Is, 1905, for a two-stody building, 25x7O
feet, with basement; material, split boulders,
which cost IS per cord, same already deAiv-
. cred Plans and specidca lions may be seen
at the Bank Of IPSWICH Sherman House,
Aberdeen, s. D., and the Keith Co., OFT Hen
nepin av, Minneapolis, MINI. Right reserved
to reject any and all bids. *~.'
NJ. P. Beebe, Ipswich, S. D..
=. NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS. -
Independent School District No. s, Marshall,
Minnesota. will receive bids up to 6 O. clock
pm. of Saturday, July 10Th, 1905, for the
furnishing to said district of one hundred
twenty-five tons Of screened soft coal, deliv-
cred f.: Q: b.. at Marshall Mimi, on or before
Aug. Goth, 1905. :F~% =
Bids wanted to cover Hooking Valley and
Youghiogheny varieties. r -. .'.--' =.
Address y. w. Sickler, Secretary Board OF
ton, Marshall MINI.
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cQkPAekIE GENERALE
rRANsATLANTiaUE

French Line, New York to Paris, Six Days
Sailings Every Thursday at 10 q. m.
La Touraine. -. Aug La savoie.'. Aug. "a
La Gascogne- Aug 10 La Touraine Aug. 81
La Bretagne. ..,Aug, II La Lorraine -. Sept. I
New, modern; gigantic twin-screw and express
steamers; naval officers man-of-war discipline
Company's vestibuled trains, Havre-Paris, four
hours. Professional orchestra on board twin
screw steamers.
Nils Nilsson. 100 Washington av s; A. Z. John
son & Co.. 10 Washington av S; 0. e. Brecke,
127 s Sd st; w. B. Chandler, 119 3D. st.
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PICKED UP FUGITIVE
Missing Duluth Bank Cashier Caught
d. y. -. in st. Paul. 81.

Albert B. Loutzenhiser, formerly cash
Ter Of the First National bank Of Du-
luth and accused of embezzling $4,000,
was arrested yesterday in st. Paul. The
prisoner has been fugitive since Dec.
81. He refused to say where he had
been since he made his 'fgetaway," but
stated that he was on, his way back to
Duluth when picked up in st. Paul. He
will be taken to the zenith city by the
United States marshal tonight.
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STEAMSHIPS

EUROPEAN TRAVEL-CANADIAN PACIFIC
Railway Steamship Lines. Tickets to and
from all points In Europe. Lowest rates.
The best Of everything. Office, Is Sd st s,
Mjnnea Dn1is r.. -
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= LAKE MEN INDICTED

Grand Jury Acts Against Two Alleged
e. -. Blind Piggers. So
Samuel Day of Excelsior and G.. F..
johnson Of Minnetonka Beach were
bound over yesterday to await the &C
tion Of the grand jury. The defendants
are charged with selling liquor without
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.

Continued.
FOR SALE-FARM--A FINE GRAIN AND
dairy farm of 2O5 acres with 12D acres under
the soil is heavy loan, the buildings consist
Of fine modern dwelling house. with good stone
% sSs feet dsp There are three
size OF these barns are respectively soa5o, 4oS
machinery consists Of one binder, mower, horse
rake, two plows, two drags two cultivators.
one e e;ssdsr' two heavy wagons two buggies
SIX hogs. This is a line farm only three
road and r: f. y. route. and is all into
crops, and if taken within six weeks 1 will
address ali letters to D. a.
Center av, Stevens Point, Wis.
40 ASsEs EDNA FIVE S1ffs Of
xtss RAISING sHsn sSa
o Gillespie, 0
1923 Guaranty Loan.
o 0 90 o 0 o o 0 o 0 o
CHOICE HARDWOOD TIMBER LAND BAR.
from Gown, 500; 200 sefss ons'haif %Hs
wood, good garden and buildings, only $1,000;
160 acres, III miles from town, snap, $3.76
per acre. Furnished cottages for rent on
summer resort in tie lie state R sekce Land Co.,
Bemidji, MINI. ..-.
LANDsEEKERs' RATES -
To Koochichtng Falls, Fort Frances Rainy
River valley, .Koochiching Falls and Interna-
tional Falls all together makes the most
interesting point on the continent to home
seekers and Investors. Now Is the time to go
there. Call write at once. The Enger-
Nerd Realty Co.. 1st hoor Ienaple Court Bldg.
Minneapolis. -.
Sl,7oo-5 ACRES IMPROVED Z MILE WEST
of city near Lake street; fine soil, good wa
ter; near electric car; on graded street. Here
Is a living, home, good health, pure air.
Every acre of this kind Is productive Nc
trade. Owner anxious to sell for cash; going
away. Hobart, Phoenix building.
| FINE $50 ACRES IN THE CORN BELT OF
South Dakota, Kinssbury county; best land in
the state, mile from station; swA 400
IS. Worth $4,000. for $4,000. Crops looking
fine. Lands-Lands-the very best invest
ment; price good only for one week., f. A.
Beal 302 Phoenix building.
SEA 20 AND NEA 2e-117.60, SPHINX COUN.
ty, South Dakota, for only Sill an acre; beau
! tiful half section 3 miles from Doland:
miles from Raymond. The very best bargain
in the county and state; terms Of sale cash
! Paper are here. Write, wire. B. A. Beal,
3O2 Phoenix building.
| 1000 ACRES, AssINIB0IA AND sAs
katchewan, Can. IS; homesteads located free
with quarter bought; $4,000 acres. Chippewa
valley, Wis, So selected tracts. Agents
wanted. American Land & Exchange Co., 23t
| Boston block. Minneapolis.
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a license. Day was convicted on the
same charge once before, but was re,
leased on a writ of habeas corpus, as
the Excelsior magistrate exceeded his
authority III sentencing the accused.
Day is now the PLAINTIFF in a damage
dents. He alleges conspiracy and ma
licious prosecution,
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

@eNS~-(SC~~~~~>(>~>~~~~NN
KODAKS, PREMOS, CENTURIES. WE ARE
the leading agency in the northwest for these
leading cameras. Developing and finishing
done. Q. II. Peck Co., 112-114-116 9Th st s.
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PERSONAL

II
o o o o o o o % q o o o o 0 o o o o Q
o WHAT A NOBLE, SATISFIED PRIDE A Q
man mus must tes waG kpewng ne Is l es
Immediate relief and positive cure Is y
o within his means and ut MS myers elu. .
l guarantee my remeaies, anu give you 9
q liberal free trial sample. Can OF Wrlle y
Is me. oliver henlall Cnance, Hair and
Scalp Specialist, 5sJ synulcate Arcade, 9
minneapolis, AIlnn.
9 Q 900 oooo oo o o o o 90 90 Q Q
srAcIAL--spECIAL--sP
Hair switches, almost as cheap as finding
with every switch; halr switches sent by
mail on approval; send sample Oh hair halr
fob chains, wigs and our celebrated french
toupees tor gentlemen; we dress and sham
poo your har ana powder your tace and
before we get through we make you teel
like new. Hugo Brunl's Hair Bazaar, 4u9
Nlcollet
RHEUMATISM CURED-"KUA-U" rs DR..
Hendricks guaranteed cure, or your money
cneerIully refunded; it dissolyes the uric acid
tie sses ane re sn st a Is e oHs
Call on Or write DR.. Kendrick Chemical Co.
ST. Paul, kendrick block minneapolis branch
| orice. 425 Temple Court.
FOR AN ENJOYABLE AND PLEASANT Days
outing take your girl out to Minnetonka and
board the steamer Excelsior, the largest, saf
@ t. bsas on the lake
Point; lunch served on boat; rare only ~,
tor whole tour OF lake.
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific
coast points; frequent shipments and loves
possible rates. Write call on the Boyl
Transfer & Storage Co., 46 Sd st s.
PERSoNAL-MR. WEATHER MANN, MEET
ME at the Gamossi Umbrella Hospital, wher,
have been laid up Tor repairs. When dis
charged, will be better than new. Yours truly
A. bumm Umbrella. za.
KING DETECTIVE SERVICE = COMPETEN7
fective Work transacted for private ia parties
Suite sos Century building. Both telephones
USE 'DR. CO0PER's FRECKLINE" Fol
| freckles, moth patches, pimples and eczema
Cure guaranteed Call after 2 pm. 62O1
Nicollet, Suite 4O3.
ANNA M. GRIswoLD, 207 MEDICAL BLOCK
supertuous hair, nOles and warts removed b.
buntons treated -la-..a s.s. .--ftI
60 TO HOTEL ROOSEVELT FOR FINE AM
elegant rooms, newly furnished and strictl
| modern. rs 9th st s, between Hennepin ant
| Nicollet. o'..' .r-- .~.r
CoRNs EXTRACTED, 25c; INVERTED NAIL
and bun1ons treated. DR.. Collier. 515 Mic. av
DO YOU WEAR THE GORDON SUIT, $25
See Gordon. the Tailor. 4O2 LIST av s.
SYRIAN FOOT RELIEF FOR TIRED FEET
Price Csc. 7O4 Phoenix bldg.
FINE BABY BOY FOR ADOPTION. 1917 8
av S. --.,.Z,- 1. 49,.
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cures Rheuilla.
tistn, Skin Dis
eases, Scrofula,
Cat arrh, Old
Sores, Malaria,
Co n TIA g 10 ua
Blood Poison
op1 oil other
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STENOGRAPaERS

S~@scSNeSS<><SC\NsC--|N o~"~-~-~-~~~~~~~~~
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER AND TEACHER OF
shorthand; superior mimeographing. e. g.
Spalding. 51a New York Life Bldg. Phone
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BAD BLOOD
INVITES DISEASE

The blood supplies nourishment and
strength to every part of the body when
it is rich, pure and healthy. When from
any cause it becomes diseased or weak it
cannot supply the nutriment the system
needs, andthe body is unable to resist the
diseases and troubles that are constantly
assailing it to break down the health.
have used 8. 8. 8. and found it to be
an excellent blood purifier and tonic.
My blood was weak and impure, and az
run down and debi1itated. Host twenty
or more pounds in weight, had no appe-
tite and was in badshape. Seeing 8. 8. 8.
advertised I began its use, and am well
pleased with the results after using 1t
for some little while. My system and
general health have been wonderfully
built up, and no not hesitate to give
: warren as g. $3.50 50 Second Sac st. ~ : f'N
Rheumatism, Skin Diseases, Scrofu1a,
Catarrh, Old Sores, Malaria, Contagious
Blood Poison, ETC., are the results of bad
or diseased blood, and until this vital
fluid is cleansed and made pure, strong
and healthy, these diseases will continue.
The greatest of all blood purifiers and
tonics is S. S. S.. It has been curing all
diseases of the blood for more than forty
years by going down to the very root of
the trouble, forcing out all poisons and
impurities and building up every part Of
the system by its fine tonic effect s. s. s.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~
OTTER TAIL CoUNTY's BEST STOCK AND
grain farm six miles from on New York Mills
timber all heavy soil and clay subsoil good
new house and harm: price $40, 900. clear, to
trade for any good stock of goods and build
ing or good income property Of any kind; I
lave twenty fine farms to trade; I deal
whatever you have in two weeks; try me;
send in your proposition now. Address Ru-
dOlph Babler Jr, Real Estate, Perham, MINI.
TO EXCHANGE HAVE EIGHT SECTIONS
of fine prairie land near railway, in a loca-
ton rapidly settling up, where prices have
only Just begun to adyanee which | will
$4,000 to $4,000. Willing to assume small
stand investigation. 2156. Journal
FOR SALE OR EXCRANGE-e8o-ACRE FARM,
165 acres under plow, River Falls, Wis,
city of 1000. with state normal school; price
$40 per acre. would take clear income prop
erty or stock of goods as part payment.
22S9. Journal
EQUITY IN GOOD QUARTER SECTION
North Dakota land lunimproyed) to exchange
Emmetsburg, Iowa.
TO EXCHANGE-560 ACRES CULTIVATED
land In Traverse Co., Mimi, for good North Da-
kota farm. Address O'Brien Land Co., Grace
vile. Mimi.
OREGON RANCH FOR MINNEAPOLIS INCOME
paying property; also South Dakota farms for
sale and exchange. Meyer, COL Phoenix bldg.
NEW MODERN HOUSE, 81, 900 EQUITY, WILL
take lots or land; describe fully what you have
in first letter. 4SS, Journal.
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BUSINESS CHANGES

Continued.
BOARDING HOUSE, DOING GOOD BUSINESS,
for rent and furniture for sale. Charles w
Chase, so7 Bank Of Commerce bldg
GROCERY FOR sALE-sToCK AND FIXTURES
Established five years; six living rooms, barn
and shed; rent $40. 2315, Journal.
WE HAVE FOR SALE A HALF OR WHOLE
interest in good paying office business L.
G. Reichert. 500 Temple Court.
I HAVE A 24.ROOM HOTEL FOR SALE OR
rent, or will sell furniture and rent house. j.
W. Pratten Milton, n. d.
BARGAIN IN BARBER SHoP-GooD FOR $50
to $50 per week. Fine location; rent only So.
Call 215 N. Y. Life. IL
PARTY WITH s25, 900 TO $50, 600 TO ENGAGE
1881, Journal '.-. p. .'.---
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blood troubles, and cures them perma.
nent1y. S. s. S. is the acknowledged
king of blood purifiers and the greatest
Of all tonics. Books on the different dis,
eases, and any medical advice you may
wish will be given without charge.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ca.
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ADVERTISING.


- ADVERTISEMENT WRITER. /.
:. Attractive advertisements, backed up by re-
teous service, will make good money for any
enterprising, judicious merchant You know
more about buying and selling goods than
perhaps 1 do. but in the advertising line /
feel that l know more than you do. My
Refreshments, booklets. folders and house me
diums for city and out Of town merchants. Let
me know what your line Is and the results
you want and I will bring the trade to your
very door. Then you do the rest. My prices
big and none too small to receive nv best
attention.. F. c. Dunlop, GOT Phoenix building,
Minneapolis II. 81
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,FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

10 BE CLOSED OUT REGARDLESS OF COST,
the stock of office fixtures belongin to the
abSss Co. pqaeg desks
es cabinets safes all makes na sizes
Also nave @ ees sh9e Saelyng large
chairs cash registers scales windoW display
r"'" s sly ID ri St. S. Co.
PIANos-BARGAINs FOR THIS WEEK: IvERs
4 Pond piano, $3.50; Emerson piano. $165; yose
piano, $19o; two upright pianos, $50, $12O;
s srSs t pano OF prSs notify Eoss si'e
Waldo. SO 9TH st S, corner Nicollet ay.
WELL-KNoWN OFFICE FIRM HAVING THE
cliertage Of many large retail houses and bust
ness all over the city, offer their business,
at sacrifice. Splendid equipment. $4,000
cash; don't answer unless you have it. Pill
Journal
LUMBER, NEW AND OLD; SHINGLES DOORS
Uo s St ana tn AZ
and 10th avs N. Office, $40 Hennepin
~ = PIANOS.
very fine large-size Schiller piano, mahog-
any case, was $3.50, only $1S5, cash or pay
S. W. Raudenbush & Co., 7o3 Nicollet
FOR sAEHEw ANp sEcoND HAND BIZ
lard and pool tables bar fixtures Of all kinds;
easy payments; send for catalogue and price
426 and 42s Sd st S. Minneapolis.
MARES ROOF PREsERvER
- Stops leaks in any roof.
Call, telephone write.
Marie Paint Co. 242 1st ay n.
BIG sNAPs-GooD SINGER SEWING MA.
eak ns $S ss se drG sss nges e
Warranted. Elmer, no LIST av S.
- TYPEWRITER BARGAINS.
for W bp for Send
writer Co., $40 Hennepin av.
FOR sALE-COMPLETE OUTFIT MODERN
creamery machinery. good as new; cost over
| $4,000; $3.50 takes it. Address NJ. ]. Gill
bert. Fillmore, Mo. a4. IT,
FOR sALE-oAK CASE UPRIGHT KIMBALL
Is bargain bargain Easy payments Can be seen at
FOR sALE7xlo DOUBLE CYLINDER,
double drum secondhand hoisting engine, In
drst-class condition. Clyde Iron works, Du-
luth, Mimi ..-...'-. r..
wooD-DRY, $3.50 AND s2.75; GREEN, $50
to S225; fac tor wood, dry, $780, plymouth
c e.. ass7. Co., 2S7 Hennepin' Main as4e,1l. T.
BEDROOM SUITE, BOOKCASE, DINING IA.
ane, new, cheap u Upper dat 14os 9Th st Sc.
$3.50 FOR '12xl4 THREE-FooT WALL TENT.
| American Tent & Awning Ca. --
125-127-129 LIST av N Minneapolis. MINI.
sECoND. HAND TYPEWRITERs OF ALL
s y sl Soct
WRITE TODAY FOR MY GREAT PIANO OF.
fer. how to get Bird piano free
Francis ]. Bird, sos Hennepin av.
HALLS SAFES, NEW AND SECONDHAND;
s stsek in Nv the tn i Derisht
FOR sALE-FLAT-T0P OFFICE DESK AND
chairs at bargain. Call at 200 Lumber Ex-
| change. Must sell at once. -
1s;;FooT cATBoAT, ALSO LIGHT HUNTING
boat, with sail. at Birch Bluff. Minnetonka.
| Address 229O, Journal.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON A PIANO.
NJ. Schulz Co., wholesale warerooms 716-71S
| LIST av S.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE AND MOVING,
OFFICE FURNITURE REPAIRED AND RE.
finished. American Desk Co., 200 I'd st s.
FOR sALE-LARGE SIZE UPRIGHT EMERSON
piano, for cash. 1888 9Th av S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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TO ExCIANGE-Mi miscellaneous
- derwear, hats and shoes in good town near by
for a residence in Minneapolis. 522 Medical
. block, .s....'.
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AUCTION SALES

IF you ARE ABOUT no MAKE AN, AUCTION
auctioneer. IA 9th aY n Duluth, MINI.
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COWS. DOGS AND POULTRY
FOR sALE-Two WFLL:BRED FEMALE
irish water SPANIEL puppies, So each; 8
months old: all brown. 2152, Journal
FOR sAIE-FREsH MILcH cow AND GALE.
2O13 Fremont ay N.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DO YOU WEAR THE GORDON SUIT? $25.
See Gordon the Tailor, 4O2 list av s. ~
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MACHINERY
IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA.
chinery: large stock of second hand and new.
Northern Machinery Co.. 217 Sd st S, Mpls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mlsa Maud May Bobcock went to
sprngyilc today, whore sho win ron'
der o program Of readings from shakes
pooroan plays this evening ON Friday
sho VIII 50 TO pocalcllo 10 give u recital
Of miscellaneous selections
ON Saturday Mrs, j, J. Doyuos, Sra
and Mrs H. j. Dayucp jro VIII gIyo Nn
informal afternoon atair In the noture
Of % kuFhgIon,
The charity cara party given by tho
Council Of jewish Women yesterday ~
the n. H. rooms was "A UuCCrs7lul affair."
I'm tho card contest the prlayH went 70
Mrs NJ, J, Franklin, MIS- kothsohlld
ana Mrs lloesolberg, ana IN the lotto
Wmr tu NlU Brown, Tho ultlOnp|iuN
Wcro Mrs q, w. Woods Mrs b. lllrsgh.
Held, and Mrs j. horgormen
Mr. ana Mrs w. j. Fmloyson ~ Pay.
ron announce the engagement Of holr
daughter ldplo 10 Loylond Graham ~
Provo, the marriage to take place IN
june
Mr. and Mrs, q, Y. wallace entertain.
"a 90 dluncr last night I'm honor Of MI
and Mrs w, o. sharp, Covers were
laid for ~,
Mrs w. H. Allen ana Miss Sarah
Alexander were hopttnsog today Ut a
luncheon,
Mrs llunAuor ana Miss Fannie Han.
nucr payo the nru Of a ecrlcs of card
parties toaAy az lhoN home,
Mr.. ana Mrs w. q, sharp Ond Mira
T. n Davis leave tomorrow for Now
York
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SPIKE AND RAIL

The Pullman offices m this city have
Just arranged for tourist sleepcrs be-
tween ogden aud Los Angeles,
Supt Dunn OF the short Line machln.
cry ana motive power department Ia In
southern Idaho ON a business trip.
Vice President Bancroft and SUPER
lntondtnt Buckingham are IN Idaho on
an inspection trip,
Chlcf Engineer Yard OF the Rio
Grande IN IN the city IN consultation
win Resident Engineer lIarlowe OF
the Western Pacific,
Two hundred and Nifty marines
rossod through ogden over the Union
Pacific today cnrouto TO Mare Island,
san Francisco harbor
Former General Manager c, r. Res.
scgulo ~ tho mountain division Of the
Union paclno road II now with the
operating department OF the Frisco,
=, H. StImso formerly Of this cltv
and now IN the u, l.. & W, onlcos m
chicago, N NJ the Knu,sford on bust.
ness for his road lie has not been IN
SAT- Lake IN Ave years
This city ana the natural resources OF
the state are holng advertised with a
high hand ana an Outslrotchod arm
IN southern california, by tho salt Lako
lSoule passenger department
A New York dispatch states that Owe,
40 per cent OF the common stock Of tho
Erie road has been bought through u,
! plerponi Morgan a. CO., 10 be turned
over 10 the Lake Shore ANA u, & O,
for safe keeping,
General Manager NJ, H. sherman OF
the Santa Monica street railway sys.
| tenn, is u guest ~ the knutsford, and
| N looking the town over with view to
/ probable investment, So far he " very
fayorably Impressed with the outlook
The Southern Pacific turned over two
| trains OF oranges yesterday, 10 the
| RIO urande, which " taken ~ n con-
lrndic,on Of the story that the ogden
gateway II to be closed TO the Rio
Grandc
Tho Passenger department Of the Salt
' Lake Route viii publish shortly In II,
/ literature and advertising matter Halt
tones OF the great freight and passenger
locomotives for which the road has be,
come noted, Those engines are nmonG
the finest In the country,
Railroad mon were romNrking today
ON the significance OF the withdrawal ol
Mr., Hartman from the dlrootoratee oI
| tho Denver q Rio Grnndo and IN,
Western Union Telegraph company Il
n considered that n war 10 the knife II
now ON, ana which VIII make very Iyo'
" times out here
The Illinois Central has lssuod an
! illustrated bookle, entitled panama
the production of which cost $4,000
Tho Central II after passengers foI
Panama Via the New Orleans route
and this publication Nv with view e
Increase The trnflic, II II well gotten
w ana VIII be widely read,
Tho now ties being laid on the stree
railway system In this city are sonkcd
In cnrbolnoum IN oregon, and after
treatment are shipped 10 Halt Lake
This process fur,hers the life OF N,
tic from onesholf 20 two.thirds OF The