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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-12
COALVILLE.
The Drawings Made by the Summit
County Jury Commissioners.
Special CORRESPONDENCE.

Special Correspondence.
coalvIlle. Dec. 12.--As a result OF the
lahors of c. Il. Prisk and Joseph Bar
her hry commissioners, the following
list OF Jurors has been selected FOR tne
summit county division OF tho Tnird
district court:
park Ctty-Francls Irvine, Nick Rowe
Charles Mcdonald, Murty McPolin' r.
L. Kopp George Bates, j. p. King, ~
W Wilde. Peter Traynon, John Nlmmo'
Charles Moore, John Lindstrom, EdWln
Nichols, n. S. Crowther, w. ID. wat
son. william Reynolds, John scanlon'
A. s. Potts. James Burke. Peter kaas,
n NJ. stringer, Gus Sanstrum, Frank
Lake. c. II. Alfred. Ed Prudence, ST.
A. Thomas. Frank Daley, IL NJ.
swan. Frank Collins Henry Carey,
George A. Hanks, Richard Squires, Hen
~ Hughes. c. j. Bowden, Thomas Mar
lin H. W. Hales, David Robb, w. f.
Leonard. ole Johnson, +, ]. Mcdonald,
Joseph Fares, James Doran, j. ID. Bow
man. w. H. Miller. T. o. Ivory, G. G.
Barker. Joseph Hurley, J. r. Murock,
r. l.. Richardson, l., NJ Carpenter, s.
A. Bates. James Boulton, Fay Evans
Alfred johnson. Arthur Phillips, j. y.
Reddon, Peter Burt, r. T, Kimball Dan
McPoln, Miles Stanley. z. j. Lyons,
Andrew Peterson, NJ. ". Matheson, Gus
Mortensen. o, L. Bates. James Allen,
Henry Stanley, Hyrum Moulton, T. II.
PAUL, James Corrigan, j. 7. Kelly, j.
" Murphy, T.. S. Fisher, John Fors-
man, j. c. O'Hara, +. j. Lubbock, j. t.
Harrington, c. f. Myers.
Parley's Park-David Snyder c. II.
Steven.
coaiville--J. L.Mitchell. Alfred Hayes.
NJ. w. Taylor. John w Lamb, William
Welsh, Robert Walker, Joseph Clark.
4. T.. Allen, James O. Clark, Daniel
Sommers, John Lord, Thomas Hills. w.
l.. Hansen, William E. Chappell, Chas.
Sargent, Joseph o. Wright. Joseph e.
Wilde, Thomas Copiey. Frank Croft,
w. @. Johnston. william Carruth, I. NJ.
Shaw, Albert Robinson, Eli Robinson.
John Wilson. Edward Rheims.
Hoytsvile--Nephi Sargent, Joseph
Smith. George r. Daniels, c. II. West,
Hober Gum, ]. w. Lee, Amos Sargent.
Wanship--William Crook. w. j. PEN
dleton, Richard Williams, p. NJ. Hixon.
Rockport--Stephen Seamons, a.. G,
Stembrldge, Henry Seamons.
Henefer--J. s. Fawcett, George Rob-
erts. Nephi A. Bond, William Davis, T..
+. Dearden, Thomas Harris, IL p.
Randall.
Peoa-Edmund Walker Alfred A.
Larsen. Ole Pearson. Arthur Maxwell,
S. j. Roundy. M. l.. Lyons.
Oakley-James Evans, w. w. Hortin,
]. T. Stevens, o. G. Olson. w. NJ. White,
j. II. Seymour.
Marion-John Larson, Ward Bur-
bidge, George Simpson.
Kamas-J. i. Willard, w. J. IRE, ].
- n L IL.
Whipple, Thomas II. White, w. j. Pace,
n. j. Mitchell, John Simpson.
Francis-George Prescott. Henry At
knson, J. r. Hunter, J. p. Medley, r.
+. Corbett.
Woodland-Hyrum Moon, Fred Peter.
son, James knight.
Echo-A. G. Brim, George Asper.
Castle Rock--Wiliam Rees, David
Moore.
Upton-Edward Powell, Jr., Walter
Clark, w II. Staley, ]. X. Boyer.
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UND.DAvIs WEDDING.
SALIVA.
An Interesting and Instructive Teach.
ers' Institute I'm Sewer County.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Salina, Dec 9.--The Sewer county
teachers institute, held in Salina, Fri
day and Saturday. Dec. Z and 8, was
one of the enthusiastic. the best
attended ana Instructive ever held
in the county. the visitors were royal
ly entertained by the hospitable citizens
of the town. All who attended the ses-
sions enjoyed an intellectual treat. The
! topics discussed were timely and varied.
The institute commenced Friday aft
ternoon at 1880. Supt. =. ID. Jensen Of
fered a few timely opening remarks,
after which the teachers sang Amer
ica.' Prayer was offered by Frank
Seegmiller.
DR.. NJ. A. Freeze of the Salina school
board, made speech Of welcome. dis
GUESSING at some length How Shalt
Make My Life Count Most" Response
was given by Ardfred Christensen of
the Joseph schools.
A. w. Black or the Monroe schools
gave very interesting talk on the
doctrine of interest as expounded by
DR.. Taylor In Educational Founda-
ton" Miss Mildred Forgeon Of the
Richheld High school. then lectured Oh
the Adjustment OF the Work of Ele-
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HANGED HIMSELF
N The CITY JAIL
wv LYONS, While Crazed From
Cocaine, Ends His Mortal
Career.
sKeEN IS AFTER BROWNING.
,,.,,s t,,e. chief Removed for Dcrelic.
lion of Duty In Regard to
Gambling.

ogden. Dec. i2.--While suffering
,,om temporary mental alteration j.
" LYONS. a young man but "a years
!, ace ended his life yesterday after
rnon by hanging himself at the Ogden
civ iail, In cell 10,
iyons was taken in custody first
IN sunday by the police, because of
bIs strange actions, but on his young
vife coming TO the station yesterday
mornng and pleading for his release
rom custody, Chief Browning con-
snted 10 his going to his room in the
Gasberg rooming house. lie Was an
SebItual user OF drugs and Just as
.oon as he left the station he secured
same cocaine and went to his room
where he commenced abusing his wife
whose peadngs had released him
from the iron bars. The police were
Notified. Captain Brown and officer
Morrlsey RESPONDED and placed him
under arrest He was again locked
M in the Jail and occupied cell 3.
About o'clock Guard Lever went into
me iaIl and spoke to Lyons, who APP
feared to be alright The officer
walked around the corridor and then
went down to the engine room and
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Mrs. Joseph Lacclle, 8 Bronson street,
Ottawa East, ontario, Canada, writes:
suffered with backacho, headache,
and dragging pains for over nine months,
and nothing relieved me until / took
Peruna. This medicine Is by far better
than any other medicine for these
troubles. A few bottles relieved me
of my miserable half-dead, half.alive
condition. / am now in good health,
have neither ache nor pain, nor have
had any for the past year.
"lfevery suffering woman would take
Peruna, they would soon know its value
and never be without It,"
Mrs S. j, Kounta, 1915 Scovel street,
Nashville, Tenn, writes; az have had a
very bad cough nearly all my life.
"Poruna cured me. Twas always thin
and delicate, very easy to catch cold,
and dreaded winter, but am wen now"
Ask Your Druggist for Free Peruna
Almanac - Br"+
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WANTS COAL FOR ELY.
ID. W. Ellis Formerly of Ogden, Now
4 Resident of Nevada,

Ogden. Dec. 12,-Danlel w. Ellis,
former county recorder of Weber coun-
ty, but now prominent mining man
and real estate dealer at Ely Nevada,
is ia Ogden for a few days In company
with his partner. Lieut.. Gov. Decker
son, and Thomas O'Neill. He states
that Nevada is ablaze with mining AMI
that the towns of Ely and Goldheld are
having a land boom. In Ely land that
could be bought for Sf25 per lot q year
ago. Is now bringing from $1,000 to
$4,000. Money is plentiful and every
thing is high, All kinds Of fuel is very
scarce at Ely. Wood is bringing $40
per cord and at the present time coal is
out Of the question, In fact one Of Mr..
Ellis duties at Ogden is to endeavor
to get two car loads OF coal for the
town at once. In company with his
partner he will go TO Salt Lake City
TO buy an immense amount Of mining
machinery for their properties,
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TOOELE.
Grave Offense Charged Against DR..
Geo. II. Davis, Who Is Missing.


Geo. II. Davis, Who Is Missing.
Special Correspondence.
Tooele City. Dec. 1O.--Qulte an excite
ment was caused here on Saturday last
by the report, which has since been
verified, that DR.. George h. Davis was
accused OF the ruin OF his wife's hired
girl. the l5-year-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Dan James of this city. Tho
girl is found TO be in delicate cOndi-
ton DR.. Davis has been a resident
practising dentist here for a great many
years and had also an office In Grants
vile. His wife, for whom a great deal
of sympathy Is felt has three small
children and Is very respectfully con-
nected, being a daughter OF William
Rydalch OF Grantsv,le. A warrant is
out for the arrest OF the doctor, but so
far the officers have failed TO locate
him. He is known 10 have left here
on Saturday by the early morning train
and is reported TO have been seen IN
Salt Lake on that day.
Tooele Is experiencing the worst gale
that has been known here for a long
time. considerable damage Is reported In
loss of hay and other things. The
numerous cases of typhoid fever are all
reported on the mend.
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7 oday 5 Ogden News

lly but acquired the cocaine habit
before he was married fiye years ago
and became "A constant user OF the
drug, which wrecked his brain. His
young wife cannot be consoled over
his tragic ending. He was n member
OF the Eagles lodge in good standing.
His relatives we're notified by tele-
gram OF his death and until they are
heard from no arrangements for burial
VIII be made.
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Which would make an average Of
over 10 tons per acre after deducting
the loss of rs acres, making the nice
sum of s59,09S coming into the coun-
", about $4,000 of which will be
distributed in Monroe. Five thousand
three hundred tons were unloaded on
the ground at Elslnore station.
The people are much pleased with
this years results In beet raising and
likely double acreage will be put in
next year.
Daniel Whiting and family arrived
here two days ago from Bear River
city after an unpleasant trip Of two
weeks, They intend making this their
future home.
The 10 days old babe of Joseph and
Sadie Pope was buried today, the
cause of death was heart failure
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VERNAL.
Conference Of the Jensen Ward---Court
IN session--Wm. Darling Buried.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Vernal, Dec. S.-Last sunday the Jen-
sen ward conference was held, PresI-
dent WIN. II Smart and counselors, al
so representatives, Of the various de-
partments in the stake were present.
Reports and exercises were gone
through with an earnestness which In
dictated a good, normal growth and
lively interest.
Judge John +. Booth and court Off
GERS are holding court In Vernal this
week.
and old residents of Ashley valley, was
buried today, from the vcrnal ward
house.
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MRS. JULIA BERG DEAD.
Passed Away In Norway--Jessc Knight
Furnishes Coal for Poor.
srecia Correspondence.

Special correspondence
proyb. Dec. l2.-Blshops O. II, Berg
Of this city received advices yesterday
nom Pocatelo that Mrs. Julia Berg.
wife of the bishops nephew, Hoseas
Berg of Pocatello. died few days ago
LAT Frederickshald, Norway, from pneu-
Imonla Mrs. Berg went With her hus-
band on a mission TO Norway last July
! Both Mr.. and Mrs. Berg formerly lived
b Provo. Mrs. Berg. Miss Julia Boot
iu before her marriage.
COAL FOR THE POOR
Jesse Knight has ordered carload
Of coal 70 be given to the poor of the
Ciy i0 Christmas, Five tons will be
distributed 10 the bishop OF each of
the six wards.
INJURED BY A RIFLE.
Jehn Johnson, OF Scipio, is at the
Provo general hospital suffering from
a,ae wound in the right hand, caused
BY the accidental discharge OF S2-40
ealIber rifle, last Sunday, of which Mr..
Johnson had hold of the muSzle. II Is
hoped the hand may be saved.
POULTRY SHOW DEC. II.
The Utah County Poultry and Pet
Stock association will open its annual
poultry and pet stock exhibit IN the
old postolfice building on Academy
Avenue on Dec. II. ana continue til
Dee g.
no ROAD TO BIG HOLLOW.
The petition of A. w. Harper ct al for
0unty road across the big hollow 10
Ne state road near Pleasant Grove,
~ reported on adversely by Commits
sntr Walker at the meeting of the
n,l OF county commissioners, yester-
ty the reason being that owners of
iAd which would have to be bought,
i'sed price that Mr.. Walker con-
sdaed too high,
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Judge w. II. King was down on legal
laslness last night. returning TO Salt
Lake this morning.
Judge Booth DIST, Atty. Houtz and
slenosr1pher Homer returned from
,Vaal yesterday. They report good
Neghlng m the Ashley valley.
daughter has arrived In the FAM
W county Supt. Eggertsen; all well.
~ " Calder of Carterville, has re-
suined from months trip through
's,ada and Idaho. much pleased with
state
IN Saturday night the l.. ID. s, u.
sll me i. Y. y. basket ball teams will
r.y n the 3, Y. U. gymnasium in this
wy The local team and their fellow
.@aeh's nave made great preparations
me way Of seating the gymnasium
wi 'ne occasion, and the big crowd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-12
MONROE.
Schools Closed on Account of smallpox
splendid Results of Beet Raising.

Special Correspondence.
Monroe, Dec. AT meeting of
the board OF health last night 1t was
decided to close schools and stop all
public gatherings for a period of two
weeks. This action was taken be-
cause OF number of pupils in the
PRIMARY grade of the public school
coming down with smallpox almost
simultaneously Nearly all eases are
in very mild form and of such a ma
ture that II REQUIRES an expert to tell
the true nature of Il. All books In
that department win be destroyed and
all others thoroughly disinfected.
Our school has been much hndered
this term by changes made IF the
building and other distractions, so
that II will require a great effort for
the eighth grade students to pass ex-
animation this term.
+. b. Goold the Utah sugar factory's
agent for this county, has the follow
Ing report 10 make of this sections
output for the season just ended:
Total acreage planted $50. loss 2s
acres, which arose from flooded lands
and other cases.
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SHELLEY.
Wind Caused Collapse OF Two Story
building In Course OF Construction,
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Shelley, Idaho, Dec. "a large two
story brick building was being erected by
the Shelley Real Estate company, the
walls OF which were nearing completion
ready for the root, when during last night
q heavy wind blew down the south wall,
crushing into the basement and knocking
the stone pillars on to the sidewalk.
This building is one OF the finest in
these parts and the upper floor was to
be used for dancing hall and Offices
every one regrets this, as 1t will not
now be ready for the holidays.
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MANTl.
A Heavy Fine Imposed for Violation
OF License Ordinance.

Special Correspondence.
Mantl, Dec lO,--rhis afternoon at 2
O'Clock Ephraim Jensen. solicitor for
the Beneficial Life Insurance company,
was taken before Justice Of the Peace
James T.. Hogan on charge OF yio-
lating a city ordinance by soliciting life
insurance without a license. He was
given jury trial and Atty. Lewis Lar
sen appeared for the city and Mr..
Jensen defended his own case. Some
witnesses were heard, who testified that
be had solicited insurance and as no
contrary evidence was produced, the
jury, within n short time, returned
verdict OF guilty, in his arguments be-
fore the jury Mr.. Jensen contended
that his state license entitled him 90
canvass from house to house without
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-12
PARK CITY.
by the Fall Of Mass of Rock John
FiDholm Was Severely Hurt.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Park City, Dec. 1l.---John Finholm.
young miner working at the Juniper
mine at Park City, yesterday afternoon
met with an accident that came nearly
costing him his life. While stopeing at
large mass of rock came down on him.
He was removed 10 the Miners Emer-
gency hospital, where 1t was found that
his collar bone was fractured as well as
tho left ribs. His left leg was also
rendered useless and had to be ampu-
tated at the knee. He Will recover with
the care Of the physicians.
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sKEEN AFTER BROWNING.
Wants Ogden's Chief OF Police Re-
moved.

Ogden. Dec. al. ID. Skeen, who has
been trying TO reform the city and
county government for considerable
time, has decided to direct his atten-
ton to the police department. In a
suit brought by him yesterday against
Chief OF Police t. 4. Browning he
asks for the removal Of that Official be-
cause OF his failure according to the
allegations, to stop gambling, running
of slot machines and other devices Of
chance within the city limits. He also
charges the chief with violating the
law by letting parties go after having
been arrested. on bail, before their ar
ralgnment before justice of the peace
or municipal judge. His complaint is
lengthy and sets forth numerous alle-
cations
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further asking the privilege OF Manti
City to solicit for his company, and was
OF the opinion that the city law is un-
constitutional. Time for sentence was
set for today at 10 o'clock, when a fine
Of $50 was imposed.
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SpeCiaI Note.

Special Note promptly
the distressing kidney troubles
able information both bookco
thousands
cured The
70 a DO
In writing TO Or Klmer
IN
doar
mistake but remember the
Root, and the address Bnghamton Y. eyeryb
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HOW TO FIND OUT

II there Is any doubt in your mind as to your
condition, take from your urine rising about
four ounces place in a glass or bottle and let
1t stand tWenty-four hours. II on examination is
is milky or cloudy, If there Is q brick-dust set
Ting or IL small particles float about In IL, your
kidneys are In neeed OF immediate attention.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

IS
Works Residence, Ss Fourth North Phone Ind I'm
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HEBER.

suicide Of Walter Bracket rs Result
or Drink--'1oal Famine.
Special Correspondence.
Heber. Utah, Dec. i2.--As the result
of protracted spree. Walter Bracket.
aged q years. committed suicide last
night. by drinking carbolic acid. He
was staying at tho Duncan hotel, and
was found dead shortly after 5 o'clock,
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that is expected will be made comfort
able. and be able to have a good view
Of the game.
LUND-DAvIS WEDDING
A marriage license has been issued
to Alfred Davis OF Spanish Fork and
Vera Lund Of Pleasant Grove.
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ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands OF Men and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect 1t.
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Bottle Absolutely Free by Mail.

II you are sick or feel badly" begin taking
the great kidney remedy, DR.. kmers swamp
Root, because your kidneys begin to
get better they will help all the other organs to
heAlth. A trial viii convince anyone.
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Didn't Know ! Had Kidney Trouble

Didn't Know Had Kidney Trouble
II was out OF health and run down generally;
had no appetite, was dizzy and suffered with
headache most Of the time. did not know that
my kidneys were the cause of my trouble but
somehow felt they might be-, and I began TAX
Ing Swanp-Root. There is such a pleasant taste
TO swamp Root. and it goes right to the spot
and drives the disease out of the system. 1t has
cured me, making me stronger and better In ev-
cry way, and / cheerfully recommend It to all
sufferers"
Gratefully yours,
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ia, Ga.
Weak and unhealthy kidneys are responsible
Tor many kinds of diseases, and II permitted to
continue much suffering and many fatal results
ore sure to follow. Kidney trouble irrltates the
nerves. makes you dizzy restless sleepless and ir-
table Makes you pass water often during the day
and obliges you TO get up many times during the
night. Unhealthy kidneys cause rheumatism, grav-
ell oatarrh of the bladder pain or dull ache In the
back, joints and muscles make your head ache
and back ache. cause Indigestion stomach and
liver trouble, you get sallow, yellow complexion.
make you feel as though you had heart thoube
you may have plenty OF ambition. but no
strength; get weak and waste away.
To overcome these troubles take DR.. Kllmer's
swamp Root. the worid-famous kidney remedy.
In taking swamp Root you afford natural help
10 Nature, for Swamp-Root Is the most perfect
healer and gentle aid to the kidneys that has
been discovered
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Klein. the shoemaker. 81 James st.
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MAIDEN VOYAGE
OF NEW BOAT

EVERETT. July n The steamer
9amane arrived la Everett Yesters
DAY ou hur maiden voyage on the
Everett Wildly Island run. The
boat Is trim craft 100 feet over an.
costing $4,000
Al the opening session Of the
state tiar association yesterday.
President nrnWnen advocated
quicker methods for the courts.
maintaining that everything ln the
country had yielded 10 the demand
Tot quick action except the law.
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$4,000 ma pRieE.

McGraw q kittlnEer recently
sold tof G u Sumson TIE east half
IT lot e. block rs. norens addition
AZ ihe southwest corner ~ Fourth
Az and Seneca st. 10 Fred Gutter
81 Crane a Co The price paid was
SO 600 Mt Stifmsou purchased
thia property about year aEo for
81 900
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PURE FOOD LAW TO BE
4 BOTHER TO BARKEEPS

labeled Imitation Therefore. The
nuhiiea education viii have 20 he
enlarged 10 the point Of Biserifuinat.
ing between compound AMI
blend
When the new food iaw begins %
vork. the druggist and candy store
people wlil have 80 overhaul their
soda water stock and eliminate the
popular drinks containing opium.
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sUsRAskA's TRIAL TRIP.

AT sftsnEsmsnts Zoe the trial
trips Of the hsttiaahip Nebraska
have been perfected BY tho naval
taArd - inaprrtinu Tha official
test Wiii commence Monday and viii
consist % staada stlslas the revoiu-
items a prouslisfs Afisf THE the
engines uili b. tested aud on Tues
day tbs Nebraska vili BE put 10
foaF hear test. running 81 - knots
al hour
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Take Your Lunch
on the Fortuna

Tonight. leaving Leschi Park A.
80 Tor a a5mile trip around Mer.
Ger Island Tables aud other &C
eumnioaations provided on the up
per deck The most beautiful trip
"a be had IN Seattle waters and on
the finest excursion boat on sound
o. lake Fars % cents. Don't for.
get the moonlight excursion every
night. weather permitting. leaving
l.sHchi At SIS and Madison Park
al 20. Fare 30 ceufa Fortuna
makes regular trips around Mercer
Island. leaving Lesehl at 10. 81 . m.
and 30 and 8 30 ,. m. 80
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Boys Hot Weather
Wants

Boys Waists IN white and colora Boys Knee Pants
caps and Shirts. punched In one lot. Removal
sale Price $500 Stc
Pluek-Not LueL-Buih This Business.