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The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-16
WILL TIGHT
FitzsimmOns and O'Brien are
 Matched for Championship

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 San Francisco, Nov. l6-Arrange- ments are being made here for a twerty-round fight between Bob Fitz- simmons and philadelphia Jack" O,Brien. No date has been fixed yet but it will probably be about December 20. The match will be for the champ ionship.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-16

The Pack Train Restaurant Will serve wine with dinner orders, tree, ID piace of tea or coffee. Come on Doys
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-16
Primo ipaI Bar b arshop LOads

The Principal Barbershop and Baths is the leading tonsorial establishment ir: Alaska. Everything in all the de- partments is strictly modern. The baths are first class in all respects.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-16
Netlleton shoe at Clayson's.
ChsmbsrIain's Pain Balm.

There is no danger form blood poison resulting form a cut or wound Of any kind, when Chsmberlain's Pain Balm is used. It is an antiseptic dress ing and should be in every household. FO- sale by Wm. Britt, toe drug2 est.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-16
Amur Sails for South

The Amur sailed for the south last night with nearly a score of passengers for Vancouver and other Puget Sound cities.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-16
GOVERNMENT AGAINST JEWS

the Bassara for put ting down the riots publicly today. governor charged with ganzng the massac that
 detachment police yesterday the of and abstd and jewels + had @ deotd keeping left then without searching else WI lre
 The aiding the and loong
 WORKINGNTEN CALL GENERAL STRIKE
 delegates decided last night to call
 death that has imposed ~ m sailors who nutned martial law in Poland.
 FATHER GAPON BACK IN RUSSIA
 4 pebrg Nov 16-Faer Gapon Russia is in this city, He S n hiding
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-16
Only Place in Town

The only place iu town at which you can get Jos. Seagrem's White Wheat Whiskey is at the Seattle Saloon,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-16
Hegg's Souvenir book at Harrison 8.

Order your coal and wood from the Alaska Transfer Company and it will be delivered promptly. Phones 10 x 10,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

leo, Wll'lnm of Sail Lake, samuel,
Henry liyrum and jerry all Of Provo,
Noro present hImRlug with them
about a hundred Of Their progeny, BE-.
SIDES u lltllo proklam NJ nonps nnd
ltrllhUonn plcnirlng ana bontinR ron'
vNiu''a lho main preaeuro of tho dnN
Prof aud Num Luud entertained
President lund rucsdpy
Mh. llmk johnson was NurprIsod
Tucud1y uVonng M hlR homo IN the
NlNjh ward, by members NJ his sunday
rohonl clngh The evening was Hpcnt
NJ Hnnog songs ana roollutlona, nnd
DAINTY lunch served,
Mr. and MIS- W. 4. Williams were
Hurpl lhod by the ullcorR NJ the y l.,
nulhlltgd Ny Tho olilcorH VI the NJ I, A.,
ana Mrs NJ g. Newell 1rlosdny oven.
lnN Long tublc4, neatly decorated,
were nranWod on The lawn, aud about
nlly participated SIR, ana Mira VII.
'llnms LETT Friday for another mission
to the Sandwich Islands
Miss ada Dusonbony, daughter OF
Mr ana Mlh W. H. Dusonbcrry, ANA
one of IroNoV most charming und
lopnllr YOUNG ludicF wac married ON
wednesday to Mr. Joseph IT, Nlhoy Of
Perry on The colononv was pcr.
formed az noon In the salt Lnko Tcm,
PIE, An elaborate wedding breakfast
WnA solNrd U the Emery. Holmes, at
whlth only the immediate relatives Of
inc young couple were present M
ana Mrs, Nibluy win leave Ia few
days for an oNtoudcd European trip,
returning the mtlor rnu ol Angus,
lh'N VIII ho MI homo tu lhcV friends
ollor NopL ] nc Perry one,
Miss Sudlo Draper of lhlH clly and
MI j. r. V,mmmglou uf IIIghum
yer uniiod IN mmluRc Wednesday By
Judge Booth,
Mics Nina Houston ana sadie Ora.
ham spent sunday I'M American FORK,
the quests NJ Mr. ana Mrs. Logslon,
Mr. ltliy Hines ana Mrs slater arc
epondng % few days nl Cistllln,
Mr ana Mw i, g. Dono,m have 20
iurncl ullur n months vacation spent
In fllf0rnIu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
looAN.

\ crowd of yoluE people who spent
q 'ely iuIly day IN l}lupRrmlths Fork
canyon ~ Thursday were Mlapos
marie BdlhrS Lou 'rhglchor Florence
TmgoN Alllo Bowen Mo.srs, Booker
Preston AluN Preston sidney Bonuo,
Charlie FlHmmnp Mis- w. u, Pres.
tom Jro acted %. ,haporonc'
Mise Florence Tmgoy at SAT- Lake
who has boon yisItme IN Logan for
como umr returned nome Friday
Mruul Mrs Joseph card ere visiting
In Salt bJho,
Mr. AlcN Nbloy returned from trip
To sat- Lake ON Friday evening
Tho marriage of M John christian.
sen ana Miss Kate Thatcher occurred
on Wednesday The wedding supper
was held ut the home Of Mr. ana Mrs,
Moses Thatcher ana was attended on.
~ by members of the family and a few
intimate frondH Mr and Mrr chris.
Hanson are among Logus most high.
" respected young people ana have the
hov wishes Of % loIgc. circle Of friends
Nll'. ' l'I 'll'' MlI'I " NFllNk w
salt Lukc,
Mies Florence Foster Is here from
MoNiro. ana viii lpmlu lurng the
summer visiting win her sister Mrs.
T.. T. Bacon,
Mis- A. y Thatcher W. visiting with
Nh ana Mrs Il, $, Campbell In Sal,
Lake
Mrs Ray Ormsby has rotuluod 10 hen
homo IN RoNbWg Her daughter lNdlo
who attended me \, e, during the wins
lor accompanied her
Mis- S. Ralph Moore has returned
nom california
Niaa SDUo Amufscu of Salt Lake is
Logan Ur lhn guest uf Mr. ANA Mrs
u. E AmusHcn
ms C. w. Nlblcy ja and children
rWuud from Salt Lake on Friday
while m m" city they were the guests
or Mu and Mr. g. w. Nihoy Sr
Mr and Mrs w. r. lomcmuX and
children have returned uum NrN York,
whore they pout the past year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

,lonsnnt california trip bolng absent
Aver Two weeks,
Mira. Gcorgo II, Nation gnyu q tea
r,rty yesterday afternoon 10 y largo
rtrelS of niandr IN honor Of Mrs w.
n Rogore Of selt Lake cliN Cards
,"d music were the pleasure of No
sutinoom A dainty lunch Yas served
Mrs Thomns Potter lct' this week ON
nlouih'g visit 90 seattle WIN her Alf'
',r Mrp. Johnson sho VIII Nlrlt Tho
PORTLAND Fair tn.o.'e,
MIN sncrod Heart academy com'
uencomont oXorcHog wcro held ms
wcok
rho ladies Of the Episcopal rhuroh
entertained Tuesday evening AZ tho
hnno of MpB Thornton on jonerNon
"y0puc, at "A lawn social Nm excellent
,nusi,ul and literary program was
,rndorod Ice cream ana rakp was
carved There we're u large number or
,nc mombcra Of lho church ana llolr
rrJrnds present At The evenings i,sllN'
,llch
AR and Mis-, jesse cullen returned
IA iholr humo NJ Humboldt Nol1dh
ihlp week after a pleasant VISIT WIN
relatives IA Ogden
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
Lem

Tht NJ A. onicc,V of the Scconl
ward invited stake officers ana Bishop
llu mad u most enjoyable outing ~
Saratoga springs resort tuesday 'NPs
ming. where tasty lufrcshmculs Wo,r
pmuhpu ol ana boating and bulhluS
udulgud uh
Nr and Mrs. NJ, W. lnpalW, Nh ana
Mrs fowls SohoWc. Nh and Mrs, Fred
uddL MlW lluNul, MI Tu1D ana llr
nWus steele NrIo the hu1slH ol Dr,
and Nrt, H. l& Strclo up American ForN
nulu the first of tnr week, Wloro
most uplighIWl days outlug was hNd,
ThoD. n. society has arranged most
pluuub program Whl'n VIII ho WN'n
lu J. %, o. ~ hllI Monday eNeIllns'
-
Mics Chr,ly ltoN ono of our most ace
commissioned and Niuumr young Ndl,h
uumu thr wife Of Mr. william Russo
ui AIl Lake Cily the Knot hrluR llrl
hN U.uou Andrew Field ul noon Ihula'
.py Ah. and Mrs RuWcll VIII MAKO
lhplr homo I'm Salt lnNo iliN. where
MIR, Uuwpll iH connected win the SAT-
huko Herald
Nh, OTIS Kendall of Goldnoll, Nova rs
vtIlmg hh father Judge III honualh
Mra owen stewart Of Mcrcur IN vlSit'
mg relatives here,
Ar F. II, Greene and vito have ar
rived lone, after an extended Nl"l W
Dhu rluL
Mr.. l. H. Frazier Mrs Monroe FRA
gr, and Alias Unip Eldrrigo of oakley
arc visiting Nh ana Mrs c. u. Po'o''
yuh
Al. Al. GOWN ana Miss Mary Gray
win un married iu the near lllur'
Mr. William HATFIELD aud Miss lolNn,
Gougl. Two OF our most proWllgnt
yo,rg uouplo, wore married M tho NNll
Inko rcmpo Wednesday, ana D mohS
p.cnsnU reception was WHcn ID lnolt
honor Thursday evening at the nome Oh
Che Dudob parents
Mr. John r. lWil'r OF samoa was ln9
euorl NJ Mn George ~ Coates eunooS'
Mia Marion thurman " NWlUUg
nIonds iu Garland,
Hon. and Mira George Austin VIII do
,ntl for the Portland fair IN the near
Wluro,
Mira Ecofoc, mother Of Mrs " w.
stool, aud Miss TIllic Hlnler holh ot
rnrbollulo. Ill.,, win spend the summer
horu With Mrs, steele ana friends
MIR and Mrs John ", Austin Of licDcG
Clly yore visiting friends here lno u,ny,
lo Garland for a Visit
ono az the swell dances Of the toason
vna al,on Thursday oycnng me Hpe'
rlnl quests holnR about 200 young people
rrom Ilohcr city who rano down w
'viincsa the baseball ganlo ana hieE'l
blll glmos between the Lem ana l'opo'
cay tonma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

lh0u representative and hlf rIsN yet
expeditions methods ut uansuolng
business, his rare iblllly ana his ana.
Die manners have mldn him rNtrcmu.
vs. popular with the fraternity
rho "NuWs" sincerely WlNhp that
houlDn lung me- ana prosperity Nlih an
the happiness lhu hlgh contracting par.
l.oa anticipate may be lD' sequel of
.IuN union
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

H. rullofa Advertising Agency cor.
uonllon that H one uf The llrgeS, Of
ilF INA IN the rullcd SlnloH
Mr. suhWuIE buys probably "a mil,
lion dollars worth of advertising Bporo
IN newspapers Uud periodicals each
year. ana h uno NJ the hcu lulgol uf
the value uf mat commodity In ,hn
country ne mrots and mlkos cone
tracts with hundreds ul publishers ur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

T. but the card Was delayed m rcg,h.
Ink ils destination circumstance
witch shall not prevent IL hrlplrd ry,
PRECISION ot oougplulnllons Wd good
Wishes
The bride M AN accomplished m1
oaImahu young Mdy of cNvllout fam,
ny, ana "A member NJ select H1onl
circle. Thp groom holds Mn. rWpm
slhlo position of space buyer IN Dhilw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
AN AUSplCl0US MARRIAGE.

The Dosorct News acknowledge tho
receipt " a wedding card In which Mr.,
Herbert J, Hyde announces the mare
llago Of his sister Snlllo Hyde Dong.
las. 10 Mr. Frank r. Scharwls Tho
parties are All Of Chicago,
Tho suspicious event occurred June
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
Three Physicians Treated Him With
nul huhnnAA

W. T. Yancv, pnducth. kH, writes ~
h0d 10 .rylU rnso ~ Kidney disease AND
three of tho bonl phyN,ians Nv kentucky
irontpd me without UJIcuf, / then TOOK
l'uluVH kluuuy lurt. 'Nn nfat bultt
rlNu immediate ulloG aDd three bottlo'
,ulul ne permanently 7 TlHdly rouOm
mDnl lhIE wonderful ry0odN" For sale
by ~ H. lllU Drug 60,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

Mr. \ Il, Mnlhowa of lny CITY Mlrhp
" hero ana WIN act nr assistant Uupru
lntou1oni pf the sugar factory myllW
spocll chOWo Of tho new Mclicns pro-
tpNY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
istIpiikA,

maj st,, an. h.. t,.t t.l.,
Mrs, Charles koylc visited Spring.
Mrs. Michael rlaunory lcr Monday
fur Provo in spcnd the summer with
About 10 ladies and gentlemen ~
Eurrkn wont to Lagoon Wednesday ON
the odd rollows' excursion,
Mira. sopDn N,.orpcr Of snn,ao,un
IA VISITING hpr pluor Mrs, Thomas
Wlpun of Tina rll,.
MI ana Mrs " lillian Nrunhlr NllNis
ed Ncphi this Vock
''s
Mr. NUum CLAYTON iH spending IL
few VockF vacation with hi8 family at
'''
Miss numuu went 10 Spring, ne
Monday
Mrr u, j, Sullivan returned from
BWlp CITY Montana. Monday where
rho was rullud on uucount of Inc death
Of "a brother
Nlu JopIo ONcnl 4, the guest Of
Butte Montana, relatives
49,
phmoos lnwdor of Little Rock. Az.
kansas b. visiting Mr. and Mrs Hurry
Shlblpy
>,
Mrs. Edward kolN and children
Mn kclN and win ul,to thon fpiuro
homo In that thriving cump.
=.
rhc mombors OF the Eureka band
omen ulr concert oycrv sunday Gown.
my, which IN much appreciated,
.Shlor MnUdo, VINO mas mad charge
oi pc ~ JoNrpOs school al ms place.
WOl hp'nd hrI Humm'r vacation 9t ~
u.u.. r... 80, ,,..,...........,...
W. q, '''',, l'', N"''""H 'np,nllb
,,n, 'v'ln,' OK, I',ah,' "r,nvnl,,.Hn 'oa,
,n "'' VIZ Wv INN" n,nw, ,",l
nnd lorpl .o,ltlos and la "A nrst .rlnvs
porforu,r Airs nouu, win lain nor
husband u "a FEW wcc,,s
Al and Nr' l,,,,,n p,,t,r wa.
turned lbls Vrc, from pro,o "
Mrs nnd sbnutD and family bayc
ynn, IA prnvn a. ,n,nl IA, ,,r,n,n"
mo mn, pnla or Nnn,p,,th ,v,rd
collected ~ nnrgn of Sio 1nd ,rcntod
If of ,bc nod roonlo nf pnhingnr nnJ
Mammoth bc,yecn Inc AMOS of go nnd
10. To nll excursion ln Fnltalr al thc
stnko. The mood ppoplo bnd IA naval
time and "A splendld prournn mad lcon
prcpnrad fol thou cpirrtuiuurni Thov
r,,1t,d nm i,n ,ros,n ,nd st,,V,hor,ir,
Ia ibou. hop,ig' ,uutout Tboy rntnrn,I
tn ihrur hnp,,s nm ,h, rvonIn, tr'i,
tIrod I'M bup,.. n,a, ,h, nlnngl,ns ~,
line du,. Blanop Storlnasn of Mann.
moth ward nrro,npunled Inc many and
plr.
4 novel dance was conducted "a,
IInssclla hnu Friday evening nj \ybirl
the gentlemen paid ! cent a pound ion
the nir PARTNER the, dloW for In,
o\pning, lee rrrnm ruI,p and slruy.
| berries were served during the even.
INK by the ladies
Mrs Fred Rirhcu and children hay,
gone tu Provo 10 spcud the summon
months with relatives
4 biz dance Was glyon bv tho non.
uupv ulphi.
trhn t.aI,.t AIl .,'t,t, maj IL, Al.
homo of Mrg Wnltcr Thompson Thurs.
limo
Dr Iukor is oniorlplnipp hls p,nibo,
An Al a ,I,.',,n ,u, ..p,,.,
,,",,' ,,o ", ,,iownW,nn,, WnoI,c,,u,ll'''',u
'I'''" WV '"'"''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

LIT annual reunion Of the CUT
,,nllF TOOK place Al the Provo Lnko
,o,' Tuesday ON The one hundred and
an NlnlNolruly Of BENJAMIN tluf1
''''osvd' Ills sons, Benjamin Of Mex
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

,Iho following went from Provo 10
nm., we congressional party ns
,f'F ol Gov cutler senator and
WI. Reed Nmool Mayor ana Mrn
s"FI,nro, MI aud Mrs n. H. Irvine,
~ MI 1nd Mrs james Glove ana
IuIr I.mnIMNor Nnlnh ilnnnnr
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-24

|ED-CAPABLE WOMAN FOR
Neral housework. 1922 llth-st.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-24

School supplies all in at Hornets.
Evsrything needed for school use
az Horne's.
Picnic hams, lOc pound. Dauth's
Ninth Street Market.
Special skirt sale for one week,
great bargains. Red Front.
Hammocks at greatly reduced
prices at Stover's Book Store.
That Frontier hat is novelty
that we are showing. Harry H.
Shaw.
B. Williams of the Cash Grocery
is taking ten days vacation up In
the hills.
You can get any kind of fruit that
grows on trees, vines or bushes at
Macks' Grocery.
We are always first to show the
new styles in our millinery depart
ment. Harry H. Shaw.
Demorest on Ninth street is max
ing first showing of ladies' suits.
coats, skirts and fall millinery.
Fine and complete line of Fishing
Tackle and Sporting Goods of all
kinds. McCutcheon Hardware Co.
Miner & Drummond, formerly of
Ogden, Utah. have bought Moons
Eastern Market, and took possession
Tuesday noon.
Don't risk your pickles with cheap
vinegar. Buy Heinz's white wine
vinegar. Guaranteed pure. Sold by
r. G. Martin, grocer.
Phosphates-wild cherry, lemon,
orange and raspberry. The great
summer drink, 10, Is and % cents a
bottle at Myers Grocery Co.
The blankets and comforts have
arrived. We will show you some
values in these goods that will sur
prise you. Golden Rule store.
Pure grape juice, made and put up
by the Brocton Fruit Juice COM
pany, Brocton. N. y. Try bottle
the finest on the market. The Del
bridge Wilson Mercantile Co.
Elwood fencing and gates in all
/ sizes and at. all prices. Why figure
with an agent when you can buy at
/ home at a lower price and better
goods? McCutcheon Hardware Co.
Miss Ida Smith has just received
complete new line OF the late de-
signs in stamped linens, sofa pill
lows, art linen and novelty goods by
the piece. New pillow cords and
rutliing. -.
Mrs. H. II. Clayton of Boston has
been visiting her brother-in-law, w.
l.. Clayton, and family for few
days. Mrs. Clayton accompanied by
her three children have been at the
Lewis and Clark exposition and are
on their way back to Boston.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-24
Little Locals
School books at Horne's.

ScnOOl DOCKS at Horne s.
Skirt sale now on. Red Front.
School supplies all in at Horne's.
Insure your grain with Scott e.
Lyons
Best 81 fountain pen made at
Horne's.
Home rendered lard at Dauth s
Ninth Street Market.
Best line and best prices on school
supplies at Horne's.
Have your loose pictures framed
at Stover's Book Store.
Jardiners for the porch. Nc
Cutcheon Hardware Co.
New York grape juice, strictly
pure at Myers Grocery Co.
First showing of new fall styles
in millinery. Harry II. Shaw.
New tourist coats, rain coats,
skirts. suits, fall hats, at Demor-
est's.
Grand Junction peaches direst
from the grower every day. Mack's
Grocery. - -
f. C. Morrison, the candy man, is
back from weeks vacation spent
in Denver.
A. NJ. Sperry and wife of Bush
nell, H., are visiting their uncle,
DIR. w. o. Wright.
Insure your buildings and contents
with Scott & Lyons, losses always
satisfactorily adjusted.
James Hood, general agent for
Brown School of Correspondence Of
Salt Lake at the Albion.
See the pretty styles in ladies
hats for early fall wear, in our west
window. Harry II. Shaw.
Meyers has the best New York
grape juice, just the thing for hot
weather drinks. Try a bottle.
Remember, half a dozen wire
baskets will Outwear carload of
wooden ones. James Thompson.
l shall have in few days self
filler fountain pen fully guaranteed
for 81. so, 81 and up. e. d. Horne.
Roy Graham left Tuesday evening
for Salt Lake where he has a remun-
erative telephone position awaiting
him.
II you want potato sorter OF
wire basket you will find me one
block south of the passenger depot.
James Thompson.
Outing flannel and lots OF 1t, the
l2H cent grade and the 10 cent grade
cents, also nice quality cents
yard. Golden Rule store.
| Phosphates-wild cherry, lemon
orange and raspberry. 1.-The great
/ summer drink. 10, Is ana25 cents 9
bottle at Myers Grocery Co.
| ~. c. Brewer Of the post Office
/! force started last Thursday after thu
trout ON the upper Poudre. III
will be away couple Of weeks.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-24
School books at Hornets.

School books at Hornets.
Don't forget the skirt sale. Red
Front.
Everything needed for school use
at Horne's.
Home sendered lard at Dauth's S
Ninth Street Market.
Best line and best prices on school
supplies at Hornets.
Jardiners for the porch, Nc
Cutcheon Hardware Co.
New York grape Juice, strictly
pure at Myers Grocery Co.
Get the first selection of our new
fall hats. Harry II. Shaw.
Demorest is showing ready -to-w wear
hats, tourist coats. skirts and suits.
Choice 40 acres with water, for
sale. under No. . canal. Scott g.
Lyons.
Grand Junction peaches direct
from the grower every day. Mack's
Grocery.
We are the only ones showing the
Frontier hat, SO popular for ladies'.
Harry II. Shaw.
Meyers has the best New York
grape juice, just the thing for hot
weather drinks. Try a bottle.
Fine and complete line of Fishing
Tackle and Sporting Goods of all
kinds. McCutcheon Hardware Co.
George Horne, jr., left last Thurs
day for the Leland Stanford. Uni
yersity, where he will take four
years course.
New wrapper tiannellette and just
to start the season you can get the
l2H cent grade for short while.
Golden Rule store.
Theodore Glazier left few days
ago for Berkeley. Calf. where lie
begins four years course at the
University of California.
Phosphates cherry, lemon,
orange and raspberry. The great
summer drink. 10, Is and 25 cents
bottle at Myers Grocery Co.
The old reliable Dowden potato
digger has stood the test for years
and still leads them all. Farmers,
buy it of The Greeley Mercantile
Co., Greeley.
Pure grape juice. made and put up
10y the Brocton Fruit Juice COM
pany, Brocton, n. Y. Try a bottle,
the finest on the market. The Del
bridge Wilson Mercantile Co.
Fall line of clothing for men and
boys now ready for your inspection
and prices were never lower and
quality never better. Give us look
before you buy. Golden. Rule store.
All persons who care to engage
students for housework, tending
furnaces, ETC., during the school
year of 1866 should notify the
secretary at the State Normal school
at once.
Notice has been received here OF
the Wyoming state fair to be held at
Douglas, Wyo., Oct. 3, 4, 5 and g.
Some excellent programs of races
and sports have been prepared fol
the different days.
Miss Hettie Murchison, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. ID. c
Roger. during the summer, left
this week for Madison, Wis, where
she is studying in her second year a
the University of Wisconsin.
Michael O'Grady and Miss Beulai
White, both OF Evans, were married
by Father Casey at st. Peters Cath
olic church here last Thursday morn
ing. Both of the young folks ar
we'll known in Greeley and Evans.
Word has been received here tina
DR.. John S. Carroll, dentist VIII
practiced here during the years 1883
AS, died in Covington, Ga, on jun
(2l. DR.. Carroll was over 80 year
old and was the father of Mrs. A. l.
Camp, jr. Four other daughter
survive him.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-24

|ALE 9 FURNISHED ROOMS;
on y Sli per month. Mrs. Lar
llth-ay.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-24

lENT-TWO OR THREE FUR.
led rooms for housekeeping. In
Es lOth-ay.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-24

CHOICE OF A NICE ASSORT.
ht Of Japanese china, this week,
Dion Tea and Coffee Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-24

GAlN-FOR SALE OR RENT
/ building 2iX4s. Apply to w. c.
Jersey.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-24

lED-A HOU SEkEEPER FOR
iii family: good wages. Inquire
1.st.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-24

tED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
Esework in small family. Bell
|ink 2li.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-24

kALE-"DOMESTIC" SEWING
Mime in good order; cheap. GA
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-24

FED-30 HEAD STOCK HOGS:
il hlss ssnieT ioTilyy y !, stock Ss, wagon sd ior
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-24

FED-GIRL AND BOY ABOUT
years old. to help make candy.
)on's candy factory, Sls Ninth.st.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-24

ALE- STOVES, TABLES AND
4 household goods; cheap. 1919
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-24

IA SMALL BLUE ENAMELED
Ia. Return to Reynolds drug
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1905-09-30
EDUCATIONAL MATTERS

The various schools and colleges
throughout the country are in full swing
now and a great many Of them report
larger attendance with greater interest
and enthusiasm among the students than
ever before. Mr.. w. II. Beacon, the
proprietor or the Wilmington Business
School, Wilmington, Delaware, seems
particularly well pleased Will, the out
look.
Mr.. Beacom's school is very different
from the ordinary so-called Business
Colleges |" The staff, organization, and
equipment are among the best in the
country. Both Mr.. and Mrs Beacon are
interested in educational work and botli
take an active part in the teaching Of
their students. They have done such ex-
ceIlent work that it il no wonder the
school las grown and prospered 50 ma
terially. They have the proud distinc-
ton of never having lost student
through dissatisfaction and the still
pronder distinction Of assisting their
students ii such thorough and practical
manner that not one w. B. s. graduate
has failed. a number 81 our young PEE
Die lave been in attendance at this
school iii previous years, and still others
are there now.