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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-21
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Special to The Times . Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG, Nv a, }5s July Il. 20. us
4 John II .S Sacrey, III a we'll y known II ci ti1en, WI
died at his home here to- day, III al ter 9 si
lingering illness, aged sixty nine years..
Il q was a fireman In the Conf derateSs
Navy. and ais survived BY his 4 4 vii and
five children. 38 u GA 8sss lsss
8sa355S Mrs. F. sA. II eizer.8 III N
re Especial II to The rimes-D ispAtch.
LEXINGTON, " n Jul 40. ~, Mrs
Phoebe "A. H eizer X wife Of y FL IIeizer.
seventy two years. i and was q Miss N c-S5
sCormic k. $of Augusta county before mar
griage. n.y. She 4 rs survived BY her hus bandaS
and eight chilli EN-, and one br Their, DaYias3
Cormick, Aug usta count W. and sthreeS
.sisters-M rs. ~ gnias ct ts8 ID MIS- rs
3becca Nilliams, OF Ali usta county, aridH
Mrs. sallies Paxton, 81 r lock ridg county
& ,lssS 81 II. ulton. sIfF3s
tERss!r'o Ss r'ass P'seso
SH.$ Fulton. q well known farmer and lr-S5s,
.fl,,entinl citizen OF Mofratt's Greek. geds &
seventy years, Is dead. HeS Is surVi ed by
hiss re, who Is a confirmed inval Id. His
only laughter, Mrs. r ic hard Hogshead.8s
died three mont his ago eiawas buried 3
lin New Providence Cemetery. }s45
~ n s, z.
n 8 g
(speeai to The N Times Dispatch.
IExlNGTON,VA nv
years, Is dead ri He was III ma tive of Ami
4herst county. rs He served during he civil
Wa Gnynn ny SnT Is q ~ ~ III
=
Twice even cnlldren survive ms
frstS maria us second was
Mrs. Gleme Buena also
nj NJ - AZ M Iss Is II !. &,
: q ~ ANsaA
& st8 Special to- r he Times ispat chs Ss
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Mrs, II. X, Clifford,

1lspecial to THIS TlnFes-lJlspAtch.J
NEsJWpoRT NEWS, VAL July sQ,.IM rs
Helen Kimberly GnoFd, dTopped dead r.,
f n.kmt : in the parlors 81 the Sherwood
Inn, Old Point. Heart "a lure caused
death. Mrs. clifford was the wife OF Cap-
and sister Ia Postmaster John y. KIM
berly. Of Old Point, and Sam Kimberly
Of Washington. NJ s. " & GF
I THE body Will be taken to Bal more for
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Sul,rr,essThiinl,IgI2.

Sure Thing. 55
10 him that hath s sIsn the man an who rho
WA y said the practical philosopher "and
10 tim that hath not shall DO given J. J. swift t
lr|e PUCK }}i isSH
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s :, 70 DisraIsn
John H. Sacrey, ii a we'll known Citizen
died at his home here to- day, II al ter q
lingering illness, aged g. sixty mine years.
81 He was a fireman In the Conf deratel
Navy, (. and 81 Is survived by his VIII and
H,,, ~, IL a,
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d !.
Mrs. M. E, Turner

Especial to The Times !apatch,)
CHATHAM. VA. July D;TMrs, u M y, y
satesyle Pittsyya.pnnMn county, nn ,os a1ea
heart e failure, before her marriage she
Vas MISS Mollis Mays. OF this county. and
Is survived ~ her father and mother.
hand a' t~o children, one boy and one girl.
and and' two Sisters, Mesdanles Scott Nc
/ MughiIns and ". r. CLARK, all Of Plttsyl-
vania county. lntermenl Was y, we ~, Ih hn
ily hnrial ground nnar a4ou''s Apu'
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

HOMER e. ROBERTSON.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. INSURANCE.
WE ARE BUSY.
IF YOU WANT RETURNS. LIST WHAT
YOU HAVE FOR SALE WITH US.
sRooM MODERN RED PRESSED
ELEGANT MANTEGs AND CRATE IN
FRONT ROOM UPSTAIRS. THIS is
SOMETHING CHOICE. Z. 8. 5000
BROOM BRICK HOUSE, LOT 7sXl1sA
FEET. SOUTH TENTH EAST STREET.;
1SS sh9oH sA42 H2DHES TSrEE4 EEAnT HnEeRsFs E9RsE
WITH SEWER LOT aXiss. EASY R
s1-,ISS Il SnooM vHEIGK, ROOMS LARGE. "a
FEbT sfEThS 4 EiTS5GN e sad5s LOT Sa's'ls9a
ERs SHADE s9PEKS TREEs AEb EBAME fHwE5 Eso% ON
FEET q PRETTY LITTLE sUBGRB-
SRooM MODERN BRICK AND
SHINGLBs s E. LOT n14x165. EASY
BATH. Toilet. ELEcTRic cTR LTGHTs' LdT
LOT +oX164 FEET: 5000
BROOM RUFF RRICK STRICTLY
MODERN LOT nHXis5 FEET r. OF
W. TERMS; 5000.
GROOM BRICK. STEAM HEATING
PtATr PbAT rAfs ANP pIISH EIG M1sT H8T RN s2S
JUST TEN MINUTES Walk FROM
THIS OFFICE 5000. ~
rS S69eM S69es M11ERN5 THg1i79Go7-E -FARpMooR ITesR
EHINe BRH eSN1AS5aep - NANfBEs EEKEE HE MOST FSs
CITY, eT7l'' E s: ASt5 Close AE'H N $500 u fAH
s-RooM MODERN BUFF BRICK.
PLATE AND LEApED GLASS WIN
PReb P3N AANgR PANTRT FATH NEsT HG0o OF iHIKA HIEc
FEET. FE IN 4. E: .tS5o. 6 NA'' Doi '
t-RooM BRICK, REATTIFyL LOT
IS 4 aooD iNvEsTMENT. THE LoT
IS WORTH THE MONEY WITHOUT
THE HOUSE. n E, $3.50,
AAX16 FEET ON E. NEAR SECOND. f.,
IF YoU WANT THE BEST BUILDINo
LOT on THE MARKET FROM STAND
POINT OF PRICE AND LOCATION,
WALK, TAX PAID. GAS IN STREET;
SSos.
LOTS 6. E. AT FROM s2a0 TO sa7s
EACH
HOMER & ROBERTSON,
DESERET NATIONAL BANK BLDG,
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS.
BOTH PHONES 12. ySss
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

s. L. STEAM CARPET CLEANING
works: cold blast feather renoYating;
work guaranteed Cor, Sth West and So
Temple. Emyr Eynon. Propr, Bell tel
2Ql9. Ind. lilo Wil
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STORAGE OF FURS

ALL FURS LEFT WITH US FOR
remodeline or repairing will be stored
for the summer months free OF charge.
r Stencil Fur Co. 10 r. 5rd So, cor.
State Ind. Tel. 800. Highest price paid
for live wild animals x20Ss
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PIPE-60,000 FEET

Also STEAM HOSTS. ALL KINDS
machinery, steam and electricity. J. NJ.
Swom. 3Ss So. Ord West, AISLE
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LADIES' APPAREL

sHOM THE EAST, ALMOST NEW
skirts. waists, Jackets. dress and even
Ing gowns at your own price, III Z. End
South Asis
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a apoT CASH, HIGHEST
i1 II National cash
8, Gpshell. 81 Main st.
n y5l0
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BICYCLE ENAMELING

ALL COLORS BAKED ON FROM $3.50
and up, Hartwell, 622 L. 9Th So Phone
L90-X- ysl7
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o-ggs lRoNERS AND
s.sj laundry work Apply
+. W Ircy Laundry, i9l So. 9Th
Nv yoS5
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'/:lsfsgR WITH 5000 TO
q sialEg proposition, Ad-
jl;l Vest 10Th avenue
ylS
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A GOOD ALL-ARoUND BUTCHER CAN
get position by telephoning or writing
10 p. D. Sutton 81 Co, Park City, Utah:
good wages I2435
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EXPERIENCED GIRL, FOR HOUSE
work wages IS month. Irish or Ger
man girl preferred. Call Sc K street. OF
phone Bell 3s42-Y y3
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A YOUNG LADY TO DO REPAIRING
on ladies' and mems clothing, also TO
lend shop II necessary; must be good
worker Rexburg Clothes Cleaning Co,
Rexburg, Ida yiS2
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BOARD AND ROOMS

NICELY FURN. ROOM WITH BOARD;
suitable for 2 gentlemen, reasonable;
$50 +, 4th So. y6l3
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YOUN5 LADY FROM 10 TO 25 YEARS
OF age Tor general office work, steno-
graphy and typewriting, Address c 40,
Tribune. y413
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SIyD TOMBSTONES

rrR IN GOOD PAYING
:, ,s,o,,en,an, experienced;
-,sSed. good chance In
'roos or evenings. Room
Il y6I0
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1 lEGASr FURNISHED
! Z kausokeeping: All Con-
90 YS
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

HOMER AND ROBERTSON.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE.
MEMBERS S. L. REAL ESTATE
ASSN.
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FOUR GOOD STONE MASONS, $50 PER
hour. hrs. mono but good workmen
heeo come. j. +. Murray. Pocatello, Ida
yA76
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THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED MILL
or 10 take charge OF l60-barrel steam
hour mill Apply 10 Peery Brothers Mill
ing Co.. Ogden, Utah. y472
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDING

WILL BUILD YOU A HOME AT LOW
est figure plans furnished l. E Miller,
1923 S. 7th East. y46i
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"a ROOM AND EVENING
rea.. with vegetarian
T=3 and convenience. Ad-
<.@rt y4l9
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work l54 So. 4th F.. N2S56
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SAFE REPAIRING

EXPERT SAFE OPENING AND LOCK
work Salt Lake Stamp Co. cor 9rd
So and w Temple Fones S04. p270
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COMPETENT HOUSEKDEPER BY 2
single men. Answer by letter; give ref
eIences and wages expected Add. 43,
Tribune. ysA
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEwORK.
6s4 East Sixth South.
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PERSONAL

O~~-%-~--~-~~<~~~~-~-~-~~~~
McIII SET0 TO ANYONE THE BEST
Teoine Tor cure OF dyepepsio or indiges-
ton 5or SOC Address Halliwell. llA w.
10th avenue Denver, Colo. yiSa
PARTIES DESIRING ASSISTANCE OF
reliable detective with good references.
address r, box Ala, city.
WHEN IN EUREKA DON'T FORGET
1 will meet you at tho Marble Slab shoe
Shining parlors. L sam Locke. at tHe
Uncle Sarn I6 and IS Main 81. sl0Ss
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLRS. BIRTH
and without scar by electric needle. A.
Small, 6D1 Templcton. yS
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IF IN DOUBT. CALL FIRST ON MA
dam Schneider, noted palnlst. card
reader and psychic, for correct and Valu-
able advice, Has helped thousands, will
help you. ~ W. 3rd So. ws24
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i.stA..S MIS- SECOND WORK
lb md East Ind.
49, y4S4
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WANTED-HELP

GOOD LINED1AN OUT OF TOWN
work; must have references. Address
c A. Tribune ysg9
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFIN EMENT
cases Mrs A. NJ Olsen. 625 East sth
South. Phone. Bell 2e9l-Y. xl670
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs. Lizzie Gelsler. a36 West srd
North. Bell phone H-K. n1119
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE IN
eight weeks; wages paid every night,
posftlons guaranteed, cat. free Moler
System Of Colleges, 62 h lst 30 81 gI'o
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RESTAURANTS

THE BON TON RESTAURANT, II w.
1st South. serves extra fno dinner from
II g. m TO p. nj. and to p. m. Short
orders night and day. Open all night
Chinese style Noodles md chop souey
Private dining-room for ladies'. 1156i
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. OSCAR
Groshell. sales agent. No. 29l Main St
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always in stock. nlSS0
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|i:sp SHOP, ALSO GOOD
! Isssaass. Address G II,
y6S
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework al once, 10 First at, w26o9
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LADY SECOND COOK. APPLY 25s SO
1st West ST. xluof
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oF COOK STOVES.
,s'ssch y coods. We carry
na.hand goods In tho
Eurn- Co.. IL 30.
k-s IS xsSs
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PLuMHOF's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
headquarters for mine, mill, smelter and
r. r. laborers hotel help. etc. loll4 w;
and So RnII tel 1854 Woo
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.!.l!ED-AGENTS

-ssssD-AGENB
Y f0p c,Sc.-~~~o~> 49,
..H SA a. CITY OR CoUN-
= hils, 70 us. zen. experienced
ta Nnraiiso iiohest effort well
SLieA ieA11ui,iaSeturers' ~. Agents.
H 1880
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
Bell phone bs2-k. y6I5
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GORDON PRESSFEEDERs. GROCER
Printing Co, xI3Vz
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BATH AND MASSAGE


ELITE PARLORS. INDICATED, VA
por and magnetic baths; plain mag
retc Swedish body massage. Men and
women operators. 20-A0 Constitution
bldg Bell $3.50. yes
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sTROCK's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel restaurant and household help
Headquarters for laborere.
f5 w Second South. Phones fe4. eE
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FOR RENT

A. f.OOMS, STRICTLY MODERN.
Apply 439 South 3rd East y6ls
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BOILERMAKERS AND MACHINIST
rallroad experience; references. Address
c Is, Tribune. ysl0
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,SaED ROOMS FOR
h;zg; will furnish refer
ace, Tribune y26
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GIRL. TO ASSIST IN GENERAL
homework S57 East 4th SO. S23e
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GOOD DINING-RooM GIRL. LIZ EAST
Brigham. Good wages
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BARBER SHOP FOR SALE. HY.
draulic chairs, combination case; half
block from depot. Good location. Clears
from s25 to $40 a week. Trial given IL
wanted. Cheap for cash. lbs 18th 81,
Ogden, Utah "oSo
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ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS

THE KELLEY CO., PURE ICE CREAM
and sherbets; prompt delivery. rs Rich
ards street Both phones S223 w557
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". WOMAN, WORK AS
N c's csnsoTsr, or old lady. or
SA Tribune. y243
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s00Ns FOR REFINED
CssH Daughter. modern;
Ettss c u Tribune. G2i3f
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MIDDLE-AGED OR ELDERLY WO-
man as housekeeper: good plain cook
Can afternoons or evenings 513 South
Tenth East. y61i
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WANTED - CARPENTER FOREMAN
and helpers for bridges and buildings:
construction help OF all kinds. r. & !.
n. Ry. Co. Weiser Ida yeS
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
work; good wages. Apply 464 Second ST
,,ep1
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ACCORDION PLEATING

ACCORDION SUNBURST. SIDE
pleating and pinking Mrs. Jennens, N3
South Third East Bell phone. SofT-K
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. PAUL HEN,
prop. 6s E. 1st So, 800 rooms. rates. 2Sc,
s5c and 600. x1961
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GIRL WATERS AND MAN DISH
washers at White House restaurant,
Murray
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ALL KINDS AT BAILEY & SONS, e3
East end SO. Both Zones Sll. ys
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LIABLE MEN TO REG
lesag Mems Christian As
7J=ta, Depart; good POSI-
ttal Eea- 1853
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BABY BUGGY TIRES
PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER

A COILS, PAINTER. PAPER HANG
or and kalsominer. 2Si Baltimore ave-
Bell fone 2d39-K wl4I
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TO TRADE
WALL PAPER CLEANED

~>>~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~
KAPLAN HOUSE CLEANING Co
satisfactio guaranteed. e3l Main: both
phones lS66-Y. XN9i
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MAPLE FLOORING

IF YOU WANT MAPLE FLOORING.
clear white. ~ face. $50 per thousand
carload lots. 10 per cent less, see Geo
Marrow. architect, N2 Constitution bldg.
KIM
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EBLE ADULTS, COM
~, Eedern housekeeping
MhSt, 1 10 8 rooms. close
ia Tribune.
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LIVE GIRL FOR OFFICE; REFER
enees Apply Friday afternoon 425 d.
F. Walker block y622
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; must be good cook; good wages;
no washing. Apply 80 South Third East.
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A COOK AND A SECOND GIRL; MUST
be good laundrcss Call at As G st
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GOOD WOMAN COOK; GOOD WAGES.
l22 East Brigham
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,LLsoN BUY SECOND
"!s' etc. 26i 80, State.
. w116x
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ASSAYERS

CklsBON & NICHOLS. NSSAYERS
and chemists. removed TO 22S So West
Temple w17pa
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Ik,tchen. 10 Church street, u block from
bonss on zth South. Apply south side
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A GOOD GIRL FOR GENL. HOUSE
work; wages IS per week. 6e2 End ST.
-aspn
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SUITE OF 3 OR LARGE, WELL
uSnteo office rooms, with freproof
vault, suitable for law firm or mining
company; Apply at room No. l Mackin-
aosh building, corner West Temple and
IND South SITS, y2O0
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y LADY STENOGRAPHER. AND BOOK
keeper. Ralph Edmunds. Idaho Falls,
ldaho y68
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HLEGANT aaoGT S-ROoM RESIDENCE WITH
NepaCious grounds and superb Wow on
end JoTth "a Main street; Fritsch No, II East
-'u oouth st. Phones: Ind, TAI, Bell, 1861
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FINE GROOM MOD FLAT. BATH
etc a,. largo reception hall, porches.
NJ close In. 81 East Third South ST.
onldii children y64S
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TICKET BROKER
FOR HIRE

UTAH SCAVENGER CO., OFFICE $50
So. Srd E. Ind. Syi5; Bell 261o-K l2s3
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FOR RENT OR LEASE
CLAIRV0YANTS

WE TELL EVERYTHING. NAME IN
cluded Arnold-Dickson Bros, 26o East
Srd South St. 10 10 7.3o daily mo signs).
y5ie
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BAKERS AT ONCE. CALF. BAKERY,
Ogden. Utah. yeU
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% SEWING AND DRESS
y 4y.. Bell s9- Y. w2os4
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UPHOLSTERING & REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE REUPHoL-
stored and repaired. Estimates sub
ynitted on request Phones 3a9 s. L.
Matt. & Mfg Co.. l6S w, 1st So, a2i
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Il iS1HSj, Vi, late residence.
y. y, frSa Ess,. at o'clock this
sr'ra NC M ol!vet cemetory.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-04-13
News of the Week.

The Hotel Zuln Hirschen, in the Black
Forest, Germany, collapsed last week. Fifty.
two persons were killed aud 20 injured.
To right alleged wrongs to otellow-workmen,
Watchman Claypool has confessed to placing
sufficient dynamite under the Taylor arcade in
Cleveland, Ohio, to wreck the building.
Representative James A. Tawney, of Min,
nesota, chairman of the House Committee on
Appropriations, was once the village black
smith of Mount Pleasant township, near Get
tysburg, Pa.
An Interesting archaeological discovery has
been made in Naples in the construction of
Forcela street. A Greek wall, dating from
400 B. c., which surrounded the ancient city,
has been unearthed.
Elina and Clara Francford, spinsters and
twins, both over 20 years of age, were found
dead in their apartments in New York city, on
Tuesday, one sister having committed suicide
on discovering the other was dead.
Joseph H. Wilson, of Chicago, who tried to
end his life on March 10, before his insurance
expired so that his prospective widow would
get money, was kept alive by physicians until
the policy expired, after which he died.
Miss Esther Whitman, the strongest woman
in New York, has married Herman Hyams,
Harlem real estate man, whom she rescued
from drowning three years ago. Mrs. Hyams
is an expert swimmer sad athlete and can lift
a dead weight of 800 pounds.
When a translation of the Bible which Rev.
f. II. Price, missionary in Guam, is now
working on shall have been completed, the
Scripture, or portions thereof, may be read in
800 different languages. The language of the
natives of Guam is called Chameere.
Many of the l,50O Russian students in Paris
are said to be starving owing to the stoppage
of the remiitances which they have been ac
customed to receive from their relatives at
home. Most of them have been receiving SIS
$40.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-04-13

The most important church festival of the
year is Easter, because by its date are fixed
all the movable holidays of the year. For the
FIRST three centuries of the Christian era the
churches of the East and the West observed
Easter at different times. The Eastern Church
observed Easter on the same day as the Jewish
Passover, while the West or Roman Church
celebrated Easter on the Sunday following that
date. The Celtic Church observed Easter at
a different time from either, but at the Council
of Whitby, in 1864, the English Church form
ally attached itself to the Church of Rome by
adopting her time of Easter celebration. In
S25 A. d. the Council of Nicaea fixed the
date of Easter. As the moon had been full
on the night after the crucifxiou, it was agreed
that Easter must depend upon the phases of
the moon and therefore be movable feast,
aud il Was fixed on the first Sunday after the
full moon of the spring equinox. The Bishop
of Alexandria, Egypt, was charged with the
duty of making the necessary astronomical
calculations, as that science was most advanced
10 that city. Every year, about Epiphany,
he issued circular letter-the 'Liber Pas
chaiis, Easter book, communicating the re-
suit of his computations aud fixing the date OF
Easter. He also, IN this sort OF almanac,
commented on ecclesiastical and other ques-
,ions Of the day In England the date of
Faster Is nAed "y aCt VI ali'alio"' anu "
the rubric of the church. Easter has a range
of So days in which it can fall; the earliest
date is March - and the latest April %. In
1878 it fell on March -, ard cannot do so
again until 22S5. In 1886 Easter fell on the
usiest possible date, April %. This had not
occurred since 1876 and will not occur again
until l943, the only time in the twentieth cen
tury, and 203s. Recent attempts have been
made to fix narrower limit for Easter by
con6ning its occurrence TO the week from
ADril TO IL