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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-28

EL EGANT SRM. RESIDENCE ON
North Main st. Fritsch No 12 e. 2nd
So. st. Phones; Ind. TAI; Bell. 1867.
l2aa0
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CHEA PEST MONEY. EASIEST TERMS.
Small loans q specially. on furniture.
anything. cheap: quick. Snow treats you
white Room sos Auerbach bldg. Bell
l393-Y 1i4i
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FOR RENT

A 10-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. AND
six rooms of furniture for sale cheap.
S3 Vine st. near McCornick's residence.
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DIAMONDS. WATCHES. RINGS. FOR
Xmas at half price. Uncle Sam. 80 u;
1St So. f25b
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S-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 21S e 7TH
So. large lot and barn. Inq. Hemphiil,
No. IL East First South. f1S2
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ON SALARY, EASY PAYMENTS; Low
rates. confidential Cherry. i07 d. F.
Walker bldg. d341
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DIED

49,, cjry. December "a.
IN t,son' th,s in his saith year.
10 AunSJIll' be held from the
ssrfi'eaS, eaS,ortuary Tl chapel, No. As
.5ns NJ, mo Saturday, December
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Sl5-5-ROOM COTTAGE. EAST SIDE,
large lot. E. ]. Wills, 20 Newell block.
No. l5 w, End So. st, (ll9S
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FIVE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. l44 so
9th East, f1133
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FOUR ROOM STRICTLY MODERN
brick. 542 Second East Inquire first
house rear. fl27S
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FINE 1925 ORGAN FOR $40: GOOD
sewing machine; iron bed and springs.
024 PannSYlYnnla nNo.
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DON'T BORROW MONEY ON YOUR
salary until you see me; one month
free. +. 4. Newton. 42l Herald build
ing e20SI
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NICELY FURN. HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, II North State. 1850
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NICELY FURN. ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. 2s F. dth So. eli98
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oTTs AND ToN1BsToNEs
scT 10 SELECT FROM. r.
WI Inisnlay yards. 422 s. State.
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MONEY TO LOAN IN AMOUNTS Oh
$4,000 or more. per cent; real es-
tate security; no delay. A. Ricnter, ~
w. LIST South street. Phones GAL el9O9
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FOR THE CHEAPEST MONEY ON
furniture, pianos. real estate. any
good security. easy terms. any amount.
long or short time. see Equitable Loan
and Inv. Co, 63b W, Sd South. A.
Mckellnr. mEr. eI6S
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$1,000 AT PER CENT; $1,000 AT
per cent Homer 8: Robertson. Main
and 1st South Oeseret Bank Building).
IIl0G
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If IT'S BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
see ]. X. Newcomb. moved to r, 41t
Tribune bldg. ind. l26; Bell 1634-Y. yl360
opportunities OF any kind SEQ Ross c.
Davis. at Capital r. g. l. Co., II West
End South at. Bell 1901. dl207
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AND GENTLE
',rd- nand clothes. Tel, Ind,
Icy. f23I2
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SALOON BUSINESS AND PROPERTY
at Bingham; clear deed for same. APP
ply A %, Salt Lake Tribune fl719
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Several furnished homes.
4. Richter. 10 West 1st South st.
Phones Gal fl5l9
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S22.5O-5- 5-ROoM. MOD. NEW PRESSED
brk.. No. 1888 So, 9th East. Wilson
Sherman Co, 90 w. 2nd So, Tel. d92.
fooT1
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HANDSOME OAK SIDEBOARD AND
china closet combined, $40. 1877 J
SfIapt. 1868
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HURST SWITCH STOCK SOLD CHEAP.
Easy terms If desired. Address w, J..
Curtis. 215 Commercial block. Portland,
OREGON. d2S59
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ON ANY PROPERTY. YOU RETAIN
possession. Tho Stringer Co. 70 w,
Cd South.
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UPHoLSTERING AND REPAIRING
TARLOR FURNlTCRE UPHOLSTERED
anG repaired. BstimateS submitted on
MI 60. 1873 w. LIST South. pa
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FEET TO DENVER. ,ad01 AD1
II Tribune. lSooV
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

NEW AND MODERN 4-ROOM COT
TAGE ON NJ ST. NEAR 4TH. EASY
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PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER

A. COILS. PAINTER, PAPER HANG
Ind phone 1o3O-4 rings. WIFI
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

LARGE FRONT ROOM. HOT WATER
heat, BATH close In. Phone 1o7i-X.
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WANTED

LIZ BINGHAM STANVARD
|g.t for sc days, at 81 per
~ &c per share bonus for
EHERBERT j. VILE,
\, New York, n. Y.
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MONEY TO LOAN

ASK YOUR FRIENDS WHERE TO
borrow money on real estate. we Eill
treat you we have treated them.
Fourteen years experience with only one
foreclosure, is record. Russell l..
Tracy. IL T.. 1st South. wl3l3
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<SP T5PHOLSTERING AND
VrusmakIng. Utah Bedding
4, Both phones 3SS. b303
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$1,000 TO $4,000. ONE TO FIVE YEARS.
Shaw &, Co., over 153 So Main st. r10e5
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PRIVATE SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Wednesday. Dec 19. p. m. rear OF
753 South Sd East. 1436
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TWO OR 3-RM. MOD. FLAT. NEAR Q.
S. L. Phone 33iS-Y. fl5il
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SAFES

NTW AND SECONDHAND. CASH,
trade or time s9reRsgn nig Isiiable IsiIe't Halls
SAFES" Beware OF limitations. once !.
x. J.. Furniture Store. IS L. ID soutgi QUIZ
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LIST PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT
with Capital Real Estate Investment
Co. modern. Bell phone 42il-Red. or
cnll 60
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FRONT ROOM. ELECTRIC LIGHT
bath, steam heat. 32S T., "a South
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ON UTAH AND IDAHO FARMS. MIL
Ter & Vlele, 303 Mccormick Bldg.
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PULl.ENS- SltAtTING, HANGERS. EN-
gines, boilers. tables. holsts compreS-
sors. motors and pipes, j. NJ SVEN,
1916 S. Sd West, bl75
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IF Y9060T 0WGNTT- TO SELL
See c. w, Miller. liz w. End South.
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ON MORTGAGE. NO COMMISSION
Lowest rates. Pomeroy, SO West lst
North uSS1
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RESPONSIBLE COUPLE ANXIOUS TO
save hotel expenses, may rent all or
part OF coZy cottage. close in for two
weeks. Address ct once y 1G. Tribune
office. f222
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VACANT AND IMPROVED PROPERTY
all parts of city. Mccks s. Lynch, 3l5
Atlas block bT6
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MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
and others upon their own names,
without security; cheapest rates. easi-
est payments. offices in so principal cit
les; save yourself money by getting our
terms first. Tolman 33S Atlas Bldg.
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HOUSE CLEANING
AUCTION SALES
CARPET CLEANING

SSNPRESSED AIR, NEW SANITARY
acaeS National House Cleaning Co.
70 p, lst South. Carpets called for and and
delivered promptly. oIsoo
TTTA5 SANITARY HOUSE CLEANING
Co Phones 56b. aolo
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

FoUR-ROOM FLAT FOR HOUSE
Keeping; no children. oil SO. md w
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FURN. ROOM IN MODERN HOUSE,
Apply 81 st. References f6I6
FURN. ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE-
end So f9l6
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T;I ,ESf,TRIC HOLLOW GROUND. KEYS
also made and htted. Jones "A Rich.
ards st. Lo9O
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE.

For Sale.
To get the saving habit started soc
lots In Evans add. to Poplar Grove:
city water electric lights. fine car serv-
ice, schoolhouse close at hand; $500
down. 90 cents per week. Going fast.
Take n gamble. McConauShy. 5O3 Auer-
bach bldg. f2l29
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PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs Lizzie Geisler. 336 West
30 North. Bell phone b6l-K. ui033
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HAT FACTORY
HATS OF ALL KINDS CLEAEGHi, li
blocked, remodeled. Room 80 GSe GSSae19
block Phone iS5i-Y -,
sATT LAKE HAT FACTORY. "a EASE
Isl South 'Fone 1SIl-H, HitS eiens el,aas
ed and retrimmed. - -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-28

EXPERIENCED WOMEN MACHINE
operators In tent and awning factory
Write F. o. Berg. tents and awnings, 3lS-
3ZO DIVISION street. Spokane. Wash. MSS
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FIVE COATMAKERS, ONE BUSHBL-
man. Daniels. 81 e. End South. f239s
WANTED.,TEN SCHOOL TEACHERS
for positions In Idaho and Utah: saiao
RES 500 to $40 per month. Begin after
New Years Brown School Teachers
agency; 24l South West Temple street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-28

FOR SADE-TICkET TO DENVER; NO
name. Address Z II. Tribune, fl769
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PARLOR BEDROOM; STEAM HEAT;
connected with bath; S25 per month.
Second East Apartments. l54 South End
East,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09
Dolls!
Dolls!

Monday only-10% Discount on our large jonted dolls,
from $3.50 up to $3.50.
The assortment is too large to quote special prices
each doll hence the 1919 discount
30 Styles Kid Body Dolls at 1919 Discount Monday
The combinations in these dolls meet the requirements of
every
Doll Heads-Bisque heads, with without ashes, metal
doll heads with without lashes celuoid doll heads with
without lashes.
Kestner Bisque Babies sleeping up from .25c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09
Greatest Display of
CHINA

Glass, Lamps, ElectrOliers,
Bric-a-Brac at prices never be-
fore quoted on such fine goods.
See the 10c, 25c, SOC, 75c and
$1.00 Tables. Thousands of
pieces to choose from-and in
many cases, prices one-half off.
From 10 to II a. m. Monday
Dark blue japanese Cups and
Saucers, finest egg shell china
limit 6 to a custOmer), IN
cup and saucer for ..AUC
JARDINIERES IN ENDLESS
VARIETIES.
MOnday-ROzane Art Jardinieres, G.
inch size, all hand work, a 800
article Zone to a customer) at SOC
IntagliO Ware-Monday regular $3.50
and Sl.75 Bowls, many pretty new
Shapes at ................ 81 .25
Regular S1.25 values at $50
A Discount on Every Lamp-Gas, Oil
or ElectrOlieF. Prices up from 81 90
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09
For Brother

Suit case umbrella Shoes Slippers, watch obs sgne rings,
books folding leather cases. study lamps shaving SETS SUITS
overcoas hats and caps nekwear smoking Jackets pocket
knives skates punching bags foot balls eXercsers muscle de
veloper Indian clubs dumb bells pitchers mtts and base ball
requisites fishing outfits spOrmen supplies tool chests etc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09
In the HARDWARE

In the HANDWANE
Skates for boys and girls-the
Barney & Berry-best 40
made-up from FOC
Chatting Dishes for Christmas
presents, Z Dr.
Monday ..........OsHO
And so Green Trading Stamps.
Regular S2.75 CaTvers, stag &c
handle, 3-piece set. ........A' W
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
Nickel plated copper Baking IEE
Dishes, up from. .......... 1. U
And Fifty Green Trading Stamps.
Nice 14-in. Nickel Plated m.
Tray, special. ..............AV C
Food Choppers, best quality, o.
S1.38, $1.OS and. .......... JOC
And Forty Green Trading Stamps.
LisI Enameled Self Bast- IHE
ing Rooster ............... AsO y
And Fifty Green Trading Stamps.
SaVOry Seamless 90
tOasteF ..''..... .'.'.'. w
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
Decorative ThermOmeters-Just the
thing for fancy hand work, IN
all prices, 25c, zoe, 15c and LUc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09
PICTURES t XMAS ESG GIFTS

ROUSING SPECIALS-MONDAY.
500 Genuine Carbon Pictures copies of the masters
Ruth the Cleaner" 'St. Cecilia" Bondenhausen
Madonna" Christ at Twelve" Christ in the
Temple" ETC., grand assortment of subjects,
framed in rich brown oak mouldngs- EE
Monday special, only ..................O OC
japanese Water Color Landscapes in special frames
made in Japan at S2,25, $500 I0E
ana. 'AsA4S
changing of the Crane" W. G. Taylors famous
picture in a beautiful frame, brown and gold, a
regular $275 sale price with US Or
Monday only '''''''' '.'''.. ,....s.-. ASsSO
See those big bargain tables loaded with the
sons choicest novelties, at 4Sc, soc, IT.
Visit the Greatest Picture Department
West of Chicago.
Picture Frammg-With our increased facilities
we can take of all picture framing
PHOTOGRAPHY CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
DOC Necktte Boards .................ss. t0c
Soc Photo Boxes at. ...............75G
$1.25 Combination Collar and Cuff Boxes. .95C
$1.S5 Long Dresser Boxes. ..............Sl. 30
SILK Lined Boxes, ready for quick burning,
$500, $3.50, $3.50, 81 90 and .......... .65t
Combination Christmas Outfits, 81 SO and 81 .9S
Fine Outfit, specially put up for Christmas S45O
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09

SILK ana Lace Jabots, beautiful de-
signs, all dainty effects, worth soc
each, at ...,.....-.' .'''' 100
Swiss Embroidered Collar and Gun
Sets in twenty-five assorted pat
terms, per set ................ 100
Plain Crepe de Chine Soarfs, IN white,
light blue, pink and black, each. $50
81 as Automobile Wells, yards long,
assorted Colors, at ..,...........To 100
PIauen Lace Pointed Stocks, fifty as
sorted patterns, put up one IN
box, each .,.........''' ''''. 'AoO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09
For Father

House slippers smoking Jackets work dress gloves neck
wear fine furnishing goods suit umbrella shaving set gold
watch gold CHAIN gold ring cigars smoking pipe fountain
pen stand paper weight books of history travel adventure
philosophy fiction poetry by fathers favorte author Reading
lamp Rocker, Morris chair ETC., ETC.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-09

1000 Fancy Stocks, with dainty ruch-
ing attached 10 collar, one in a box,
in white, light blue and pink, worth
25C. at ,.................. 121z 0
Six assorted lengths Collar Huohing,
In fancy holly box ........... 23o
5000 fancy ready-made, hemstitched
Chiffon Wells, / y yards long, worth
2bc, each Observation-Disclosures. 100
Elsie Collars, plain linen Numbered
collar, button in back, with Ascot
SILK tie attached, in plain and colors,
each .............. 1870. $50
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-09
Care of Sheep.

Sheep should be turned out E cry
pleasant day for exercise and fresh
air. Do not expect them to get a
living from the frost-bitten grass
that they may find, as a little of it
will not hurt them ana may do them
good, but it cannot be a nourishing
food. A few oats. little bran, and
If their roughage is of inferior quail
ity little cornmeal every day will
do them good. helping them to bring
better lambs and grow more wool.
Plenty of water where they can so
to it as they please, for when on dry
feed they like to drink little and of.
ten, and they want it always clean.
A sheep will go long without water
rather than to drink that which is
not clean. Give them bedding
enough TO keep their sheds dry and
clean, and plenty of pure air. Cold
does not hurt them when they have
on their winter coats, but keep them
dry, with the fleece free from rain
or snow. If there are any. weakly
ones separate them and give better
feed for time. Allow no crowding
through narrow gates or doors
American Cultivator.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-09
Look out For Weak Fowls.

At this season of the year it pays
to look the flock over carefully and
to weed out any hens or chicks that
are not promising. one will find
many that are not sick, but are of
nature that grows slowly and are
not at all likely to amount to much
at the next laying season. See to
it that such birds are not sick. but
IL they are in good health get them
by themselves and prepare them
for market in the manner that viii
land them there at the smallest ex-
pense, yet in the best ossible con-
dition.
They may need a little grain, but
it will pay to feed it and in enough
variety to give them good appe-
tite for the corn which is to fatten
them of. Too many of these birds
which will not amount to anything
are raised yearly, and the worst of
the plan is that their eggs are used,
to a greater or less extent. for breed
ing, and a race of undesirable birds
perpetuated. indianapolis News.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-09

At the Wisconsin station expert
ments We're held to determine the
comparative value OF whole and
ground corn for faitening pigs. On
an average lO5 pigs required 5.16
pounds of feed per pound of gain
on a ration of dry shelled corn and
middlings. as compared with AS
rounds required ry an equal number
on ration Of corn meal and mid
dlmgs. In other words. there was
"a saving of thirty-siX pounds Of
feed for each 100 pounds of gain
made by the hogs This shows n
gain by grinding the corn 10 meal
of 80 per cent, or, say, seven per
cent. in round numbers. While the
direct advantage from grinding corn
TO meal was about seven per cent.
in these experiments there was a
second advantage secured in that
the hogs getting corn meal made
more rapid gains than those fed
sAelled corn"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-09
He Wns the ofher Fellnw.

A shrewd worldly agnostic and
Christian clergyman dressed I'm a
modest clerical suit, says Ell Per.
kins, sat at the same table in the
Pullman dining-car. They we're
waiting for the first course at tie
dinner, delicious Hudson River
shad. Eyeing his companion coldly
for a moment the agnostic re-
marked
II judge you are a clergyman,
sir"
Yes, sir; / am in my Master
service"
Yes, you look It. Preach out 0!
the Bible. don't you?"
"Oh, yes; Of course"
Find a good many things in thq
old Book that you don't understand
-eh?"
"Oh, yes; some things
"Well. at do you do then?"
"Why. my dear friend, / simply do
Just as we do while eating this de-
licious shad If come to a bone
quietly lay 1t on one side and go on
enjoying the shad, and let some fool
insist on choking himself with the
bones"
Then the agnostic wound up his
watch and went into the smoker
Evangelical Messenger.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-09
Use Of Coal Ashes.

While coal ashes contain no fer
tilizing value they are certainly use
full on the farm and should be saved.
They are not entirely yalueless in
the soil, for they will materially j.
sist in making a stiff clay soil more
workable if well mixed with It. The
best use for coal ashes, however, is
in the filling in of wet spots, sitting
them and using The fine ashes in the
dust boxes in the poultry houses and
the coarser portions for the making
OF walks alone or mixed with gravel.
They may be used to advantage as
mulch around trees mainly for the
purpose of keeping the soil moist
and keeping The gras from growing
around them.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-09
EPWORTH LEAGUE LESSONS
SUNDAY, AUGUST IL.
Public Worship and Spiritual Refresh

TuDUS anu Opli ltudt hClCSU-
ine.-Heb. 10. 1925.
Our Lord had much 10 complain Of
In the church of his day. He did not
hesitate to criticize and condemn. In
a manner we have no authority to do,
yet the sabbath day found him regu-
larly in the place of worship as his
custom was" Let MS not underes-
innate the power of l evil habit. 1t
IS a fetter very hard T. break, whether
It be a custom of cCu luct, of thought
or Imagination. Habit" said DR..
Parkhurst. of New York. '1s simply
a polished channel that out anterior
acts have groOved for us to slip in"
Aud again. Habit is momentum,
accumulated from the doing on past
deeds. and becomes an instant push"
Weighty words They illuminate
the subject Of the difficulty found In
attempting the reformation of those
long habituated to sin. The sinner
is bound by the cords Of his sins"
But let MS think gratefully of the
other side of the question. For, good,
habits also are grooves. very blessed
grooves for us to slip in" glori-
GUS momentum in righteousness
which becomes an instant push al
the moment when temptation assails
us The habit of church attendance
has saved many thousands from go.
ing with the multitude TO do evil"
And so this good habit is safe.
guard against apostasy," as our dolly
reading suggests. first for the negative
reason just given, and second because
of the positive good received from lis.
tening to the Word and participating
in the activities OF the sanctuary.
While God Is everywhere, in some
special sense the Lord is in his holy
temple and is always on the giving
hand where two or three are met to.
gether in his name. Having tasted
the sweets of Sabbath worship in the
house of God. and fed on the bread
of heaven, and slaked the souls thirst
from the water OF the wells of saliva.
tion, how the heart cries out when
deprived Of these "Chaste, spiritual
delights" for a season; longing there.
fore, "as the privilege Is again ours
and our feet stand within the gates,
how the heart leaps up and pours it.
self out in benedlctions upon Jerusa-
lem. and in ardent good wishes for
the peace and prosperity OF Zion!
However. not the least of the ad.
vantages of going to the house OF
God is the clarified vision which re.
suits When the mind is tossed about
with doubts and fears, and the feet
have wellnigh slipped, then rescue
often comes by a visit to the sanctd.
ary. That which was perplexing
even to painful labor, becomes clear
and the soul gratefully exclaims
IThen understood II
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-09
The Difference IN Hons.

At one of the western institutes
a speaker, in dwelling upon the sub
ject of how little difference there
was in the breeds of hog nowadays,
said: so many people want to know
what is the best breed of hogs.
There Is no quarrel now upon this
subject because when the hog is
dead and the head and ears are
taken OF, you can hardly tell one
breed from another. There is really
little difference between better
known pure bred hogs, but there is
great difference between the pure
bred hogs and the ra2orback DO
not make friends with the razor
back"