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FOR SALE
ss,soo-Hot Water Heat.
FOR SALE,
DAVID MOORE,
1928 New York Avenue
$4,000.
u1,NnPrn CASH

THREE HUNDRED CASH.
BALANCE 10 suit you eight rooins'
tiled bath. large yard. wide alley on let
tered street 0ne-hslf square from car iine.
seven rooms tiled bEtn. cellar under
Whole house. splendid iocationi On your
own terms at HikI G-IWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY DOLLARS
EOLIHW " E.S'f--f lose 10 l. r VA Col
!egei seven rCpms large bath. back yard:
furnace neat. sellar; new carefully DuIlls
a bargain at TTENTX-SEN ~ HUN
DRED
sOCTHEAST-Near Navy Yard a good
inv estment; six rooms and bath, Tor DNE
THOUSAND Rent g %.
CORNER HOUSE N SORTEW EST
Seven rooms. tiled hath. modern IL eVeTy
particular. cellar under whole house. veTT
sHeap ~ FORTY-THKEE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY
CORNER ON FIRST STREET - Seven
rooms bath. cellar. furnace heat. tiled
bath. large yard. every roosl bright and
cheerful can you match this az FORTY
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY
NORTHEAST-Just completed. on vide
avenue Elk rooms, Tiled bath, cellar. fur
TWO FIFTY sou make the terms
FLORIDA AVENUE SIX rooms and
bath d bargain a. FORTX-TNO FIFTY.
CORNER-Six rooms each. cellar. attic
Just what you are looking for az FORTY
rIA5 HUNDRED.
DAVID MOORE,
1875 NEW YORK AVENUE.
ja2-a
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JOSEPH /. WELLER,
THoS. ]. FISHER & CO., INC,

REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
1914 p ST \. ".
TELEPHONE NJ 34s and n. 1888.
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WANTED-ROONS.

WANTED warm. comfortable, well ignt-
ed room la private family. FOR gentleman
convenient To AZ IT. and pennsyls anla ave
rent not more tnan 8 50 per week. Address
BOX -, Times Office. ja3-5t
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HELP WANTRD-MALE.

WANTED-F -First-elass meat cutter; must
have best Of references. Apply HOME MAX
kEI, nth and ! 81 NV jaS-st
WANTED-Two walters. Pennsylvania: way
laid; four walters. city; htchenmen. cook
LIPS HOTEL AGENCY. SO Tth 81. NV. II
WANTEp-Whlte chef so. Tor rginia
white hall boy (city). AMERICAN HOME
SEEKERS. 4l9 ieth nw. i
WANTED-Driver for grocery wagon, So
week, three walters, boy for door III lula
WANTED-A " hlte man to milk and work
IN COW and horse stables 1881 2 St nv
ja8-2t
WAETED-A- srst class eolore1 barber.
steady job. FRED \. SABBS. 60z Ith NV. =
WANTED colored hotel and cafe waters
TODAY; this city; also chef and second cooks
for out Of city. Apply DICK no. TIL
AGENCY. 18th and Pennsylvania ave
la---l -----
WANTED-A young man With some knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping and stenogTaphy-
BURR BROS. Brookiand. d. 9. Jaz-St
WANTED-Barber. nrst class man. good
guarantee also shop boy kRous, l60z .th
WANTED-A strong white boy. Apply HIY-
LER'S, 18th and IL IaZ-9-
wANTED-Boys with bicycles for nessea-
ger service, industrious boys can earn 81
per day and more boys attending school viii
t4 employed from . D. IA. 70 ~ P n. ana
On sunoays aud holidays. MUTUAL Dis
TRICT MESSENGER COMPANY. Basement
Is0I r otI-U
BOYS- BE INDEPENDENT-onn your own
new spaper routes. Get list OF Gus sloEl-iA
for the Evening ana sunday Times, and %
viii make good money For further 10
formation apply CIRCULATION DEPART
MENT. The Washington Times. ap2-if
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn good
income corresponding Tor newspapers e1 Pc
tIence unnecessary. send for particulars
PRESS SYNDICATE. Lock.ort. n l.
nCS-lS0t
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"Royal PiIsen" VIII Suit You

If YOU like your beer light" 1t costs
dealers more but 10 you is as cheap az
any AT bars. Abner-DruTy Brew. Co.
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FOR RENT--FLATS.
FOR RENT-A nice little fat four rooms
and bath; 1916 T st. ne: rent. Sl6.50-
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO.,
al 18th ST. y. ". fa2-f
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FOR sALK-KoRsEs 81 VEHICLES
wANrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-A fne horse ard surrey or stylish
carriage Ia exchange for Northwest real es-
sate located in the line OF important i'm
Rroye:pents. Address, with full particulars
BOX A, Times Office. Ja3-7t
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When You Want a Cut
Of ything-Joyce Engraving Co. star bldg.
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FOUND

ALL IS GOOD that HAYS prints: II years
practical experience; 100 wedding Invitations
$3.50. 100 visiting cards. soc: LOCO business
cards. billheads, noteheads. envelopes 81 50:
so0. 81 HAYS. sos l. ST nv, dei9-alt
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.


20s PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc. VIII ray 81
per evening. four evenings a week, % eA =
perienael stenographer of good character of
which part must be taken ~ room rent one
small thlTd-story front room, furnished, %
Der month or three third-stoTy rooms two
'FRONT.' unfurnishcd save heat and sht, Sl9
II
AGENTS for newly patented article. espe-
ciaIly suitable for ladies'. call beJweea .
and pm. l-5 + -. NV, fret door ,s@-St
SINGERS-I have room Tor a fcW E"'d
voices IN MY choir. MM J. PALMER, tHirc
floor. Warder building sta and i sts
Ja5-GI
WANTED--A boy or a girl about = years
eld % work around the house 1913 u 81
NV. II
WANTED-You can learn the syllable system
u shorthand 90 10 hours attain a speed u
75 e. loo words in $50 hours and Ne Nlu pto-
cure a position for you. We teach also Pr
man, Graham. Gregg, ard Barnes systems
Jypewuting. ana Spanish. STENpGkAPHlC
ACADEMY, Colorado building Phone NJ
Ili2.. a. 49, 2-S
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FOR RENT-HoUSES.

FOR RENT-Large i4-room furnished house
Can at S92 llth st NV ja2-3t
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We Store and Sell Furniture.
Brown & Toison. Aucts, 14o9 Il 81.
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Narcissus, 35C a Dozen,
at Kramer-s. sl6 + ST. NV.
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DESK ROOM.

DESK ROOM for rent in store on Pennsyl-
vania ave. near 9Th st. NV. Address hOA
81. Times ofje~ 1a%-A
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rNFURNIsHEp.
NORTHWEST.
NORTHWEST

NORTHWEST NORTHWEST.
1876 1Sth Ter b. 5000 Kenslngtcn. Nd.
1903 FsirmOnt ST. bath ..-,..,,-.S so -09
lGr bath..-..-. 5000 1871 18th. 81. -.----- lJ.eu
6Z H. = d. so % Redwood. y. G.,
5i7 y. y av Tor. D. s rooms --------- 81. o.
1917 Harvard Ter 3 A. Dol RrightwOod, ID. e..
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DENTIST
LOST

LOST-Watch charm; Initials ID Line"
Reward If returned 70 l0l5 I 81 Sc jaS-3t
LOST-A bun and white collie puppy. 3
months old Reward 2l27 California ave
nv, ja2-2t
LOsT-Betveea 2iat and I'D Il and / sts
December 80, pure white Bos-OG bul- mon rs
Old, Reward 81 returned 10 l34 32d st. nW.
ia2-3t
LOST-Near the white House. black fox
Huff. Anyone returning 10 3S4 Indiana ave
viii receive liberal reward. ja9-3t
LOST-On Saturday night IN Georgetown. on
z st, between 31sI 81. and ST. Bridge a
ladys 8 neck fur. Return 10 3oa3 = ri. and
receive reward. ja2-9t
LOST-s5 reward. valuable mink piece for
the neck yards long. on anSI~i9 !, at hal!
Legion OF Loyal Women street going
Up l0In 81. 10 DOnneIs Drug store LeIVe
al GFog store ari Set reward. ia--St T.
LOST-Sunday afternoon. between and 3
o clock, about $40 in green5acks, or either
the 9Th OF + st. car lines. going from ith snd
Florida ave. TO l4th and r or else between
lfth and and Chsse's Theater. LiUel g. re-
ward. Apply OSGOOD. Chase's Theatel
ja2-3t
STRAYEH. December 26 black ana tan fe-
male terrier; answers name OF Moaty; no
tag, s. reward. 1873 D ST. NV de3l-5t
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WANTED-Thres-c chair barber outht, cheap
for cash. Address BOX ~ Times oiflce
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

LEWIS s CO., establishment Tor ladies
tailoring, dresslnaAngi shrouds ana FchFs
msde ~ order. ladies ana genIlemens gar
mcnJs repaired. pressed, and cleaned in sd
periur style. Call al has -ls- st. NV
ia3-2t
WANTED-By c0lored giri. place % clean
flats store or Office. 6S Defrecs ST. NV 1t
WANTED-by a widow with one child. 2
years old. place tI do hpuseWgIks small fam
iIy. 10 children. 3fG 80 r.. ne. II
WANTED-A place as plain cook in private
family, reference. Call los AassaChus-tIs Is
ave nv. Il
WANTED-By a reliable girl, place az cook
cham berUa.d hDuSeWOr 1851 9TH 6t. nW.
Phone y. a2l2 i
LADY TEACHES PIANO AT pupils homes.
Z5c. Address BOX :. Times Office. de38-6t
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STORAGE

STORAGE.
FOR RENT-storeroo-a 9l3 10th st nW.
JaS-5t
WHY PAY MORE? " store for 75c A load
UNITED STATES ST0 RAGE CO. sls-4a0-4 y
10th 81. NV Phone Main s22a mol -99t
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NnR RTHIrA 81
NlRTHEAET.

n OAA ! Il n L.
1922 y. J.ay. Or /. szi.la
=. d O.. 7T. b.. y %
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CORNER-Six rooms each, cellar attic
Just what you are looking fer az FORTY
RI AsI HUNDRED.
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WANTED-BICYCLES.
WANTED-TO buy 50 secondhand bicycles
viii pas spot cash NJ. A. LEWIS 733 eth
st. nv ja3-6t
DON'T PUT your old bicycles In the cellar
We pay highest cash prices for them. ll3
Pennsylvania ave. NV. Gel3-94t
FOR SALE-EORSES & VEHICLES
FOR SALE-I2 head OF horses and mares:
suitable for any business; VIII make good
farm horses; to be sold without reserve Ap-
ply stable, rear Of AZ Missouri ave. NV.
ja3-6t
FOR sALE-One family mare, years old
city broke call s0s Sd st, Sc ial-St
WE HAVE - secondhand wagons which We
viii sell st a sacrifice, prices, So 10 So each
s. ID. WATERS 4 SON, $40 Pennsylvania ave.
de29-5t
WE MAKE THE PRICE RIGHT.
I-ton Goa. Wagons s75
Panel-top Grocery Wagons. ..... .....-....-.. So
Curtain side Grocery Wagons -,..........-. Sss
Brass Express Harness. SIS anc SO Der set
S D. WATERS & SON. $40 Ia. sFe. nv.
delft
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Young man. 81 white, wishes
position as WaJehmRp- sober +. CAMP
BELL. 1851 Potomac st. NV. Do
WANTED-By cGiored man. position, not
afraid of work Z. ROSS. 2l1I = 81. II
WANTED-By young white man place ln
private family. Address BOX 81 Times Office
ja5-2t
WANTED man IN employment OF
jeWeler would like To- get with manufacturing
jeweier. Address box 35 Times Office
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WA.STED-White boy in grocery store; bring
reference Sth and - SIS. sw JoS-St
WANTED-A young man VINO has had ex-
peIseuce IN grocery store Address BON q.
Times office JSs-st
WANTED-s1one breakers; zoe per cubic
YARD. JOHN r. JOYCE, Georgetown Col
its@. IL
WANTED-Au experienced coi0red boy 10
keep stock and make himself generally use
tul, must have reference Apply Alb nth 81.
NV 1a5-5t
WANTED-TraveIing advertising collector, sl5
weekly and expenses 500 casa bond. Ad-
dress BO& =, Times Office II
WANTED-Treasurer for opera company. S35
weekly ana expenses $1,000 cash security re-
quired. fully secured: long engagemeats. bank
reference given. Address BOX a. Times Of
WANTED-High school boy 10 read copy in
printing once 50 per week. Address Bon
a.. Times office. Ja3-3t
WANTED-A young man in bakery. 25io
feansy iVanfa ave II
WANTED-Barber: steady work; guarantee.
Address BOX i6 Times Office. ja3-3t
WANT ED-A good cafe cook, colored, at 222
Pennsy4vania ave. Sc. ja5-3t
WANTED-Tygo elevator boys, man drive feed
wagon, night watchman. bell boy. 1875 llth
81. nv, II
WANTED-Wbite boy with wheel Apply I55
10th 81. nv II
WANTED -Colored errand boy Apply at
once with reference. Iz2s lith 81. ja3-S,
WANTEFp-A young man as bookkeeper. must
write g0OJ hand and furnish best references.
state age and experience. Address BOX 5l
Times ONCE. II
WANTED-Boy TO attend shop and run er-
lands LAUAMAN sINCEII-, lS40 Ith st.
NV. II
WANTED-Ten good strong white boys 10
work on roofs. Apply at 1924 18th 81. NV. II
WANTED-A dishwasher dow al MADFS
HOTEL. corner So 81. and Pennsylvania ave
WANTED-An experienced man as sTDeTIn-
teudeut of office building. one xko is
acquainted with an the dptails oT .nsTse-
ing and employing help. renting Offices ere
state salary, where nOv employed; ali com
muuiCaLons treated Cunldentialiy- Address
BON 80. Times office IL
RAYS AGENCY. 63l Pennsylvania ave. 4th
floor, Room "A. ja9-st
" y T E oh otel clerk MURRAY7S
AGENCY, t5l Pennsylvania ave. sth hocr
room Il jae-4t
W A \ T e D-Grocsry clerk MURRAY7S
AGENCY. 6Sl Pennsylvania ave. 4th floor
room ~ 1a2-st
WANTED-A young man with eTDc-ie---o =,
soda fountain. Apply STEVENS PHAR-
MACY, Sth ana Pennsylvania ave. jse-t
WANTED Reliable eol9red boy as porter.
Call 1857 18th St nv; bring references
ja2-3t
WANTED-A hustler 10 represent the CeIi-
fofnia Wine and Brandy Company Of san
Francisco, Cal in Washington d C. Ad-
dress = o. EoA lS3. Jacksonville. Fla.
ja2-1t
WANTED Messengers with bicycles and ex-
perienced bundle wrappers. permanent posi-
uons; etod salary. Apply to :. Hart Super-
intendent. LANSBURGH d BRO. 4e0 20 39S
'1h - 3s2-2t
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WANTFD-A reliable woman as a cook il
a family OF two persons. Apply proAlp-i'
1893 BiItm0Ee ST., Washington Heights
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ANACOSTIA.

gURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-04
EAST WANTS VESTS SHEEP
Utah RaiserS Are Told There Is
Ready Market for Their
livestock,

Buffalo, Detroit, Cleveland and Jer-
sey City stockyards are bidding for
Utah sheep and lambs Circulars have
been received by Utah sheep raisers
announcing that there is a ready mar
ket for Utah sheep in the east. It
is argued that the sheep raising in
dustry has grown with such rapidity
within the past few years that the
western markets are unable to handle
all the business with profit TO the rails
ers. Yards have been built at these
four points for the accommodation of
large numbers of sheep. Stock yards
were built recently in East Buffalo
which are said to be the largest and
best equipped in the world. over sc, 600
sheep can be accommodated easily in
these new yards. AT Detroit and
the other two points named the stock
yards have been remodeled and en-
laTged with an idea of bringing Utah
and western livestock in general to
the east. The four cities are offering
special inducements TO Utah livestock
raisers.
So persistent has been the demand
made in the east for Utah sheep and
lambs that several local railroad agents
are receiving special schedules of
freight rates and other arrangements
for the transportation of local stock to
the eastern markets.
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Railroad Notes.

Claude S. Williams. commercial
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul, left last evening for Chicago.
The colonist travel continues to show
no signs of becoming lighter. The Rio
Grande trains are running through
Salt Lake in two sections.
". J. TolIerton, master mechanic of
the Idaho and Montana divisions of the
Oregon Short Line, has been selected
to look after the Utah divisions also
in connection with his other duties.
The Rio Grande runs an excursion
to Ogden today. Many local Christian
Scientists will make the trip to the
Junction City to attend the lecture to
be given in that city by Clarence Bus
kirk.
W. D. Hardy has been appointed
stenographer to Colonel I. A. Benton
of the Denver & Rio Grande in this
city, to fill the vacancy made by the
promotion of Clarence Johnson to the
freight department.
W. W. Dickinson of the New York
Central lines has returned from a trip
to Idaho Falls. He says the heavy
snowfall in Idaho this year has been
watched with delight by the farmers
throughout the state.
F. L. Feakins, formerly travelling
freight agent Of the Colorado Midland
at Omaha, became general agent of
that road yesterday at Omaha. Mr..
Feakins is we'll known in Salt Lake,
as he was at one time travelling freight
and passenger agent for the Colorado
Midland in this territory.
The Salt Lake Route is busy sell
ing tickets for the Get AGGRAVATED"
trip which will be made by the NJ &
NJ. A. to Nephi, March Z. The number
of tickets already sold has passed the
800 mark. with fifty more called fC~.
1t is expected 800 persons will make
the trip. Ten coaches will be brought
into service to accommodate this
crowd Two engines will probably be
needed to haul this train.
P. J. Plaisted. travelling freight
agent of the Chica go. Milwaukee & st.
Paul, has returned to Salt Lake from
a trip in Idaho. Mr.. Plaisted accom-
panied the Boise Commercial club and
the Weiser Commercial club TO Coun-
ell, the terminus of the Pacific &
Idaho Northern. Both bodies were the
guests of President z. NJ. Heigho of
the P. & l. n. Mr.. Plaisted says the
newly opened country is both highly
nineralized and easily cultivated for
farming
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Treble clef Club.

The Treble Clef club viii meet at 4
o'clock next Wednesday afternoon in
room 265 Commercial club building.
The club has issued the following
statement as to its purposes: The
Treble CIef club has been organized to
build up in Salt Lake City a large la
dies chorus to study good music and
10 give from time 10 time concerts,
with the aid of the best musical talent
obtainable. 1t is patterned after sim
liar organizations in many of the large
cities of the country where these clubs
have been powerful factors i'm the mU-
steal life of the community The club is
DESTROYS of charging its membership
and invites the cooperation Of all wo-
men in the musical progress of Salt
Lake. A cordial invitation TO all such
is extended for every meeting
(Signedl IS. o. s. NELDEN,
ttPrpSidanf "
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-04
Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian Church, corner OF
Brigham and c streets, Rev. w. NJ. Pa
den. pastOr-Morning service at II o'clock
subject. The Most Positive of the Beat
itudes''; evening service at 7:45, topic,
THE Training of the Twelve" Through
the efficient work of Miss Maud Thorn
special music has been introduced at the
evening services and in connection with
the choir male quartette will render
suitable pieces; Sunday school services
at 1870 2. m; Endeavor services at $780,;
midweek services Wednesday evening
teachers meeting at 7:3O; prayer and con-
ference at p. m All seats free. Stran-
gers cordially invited to these services.
Endeavor Presbyterian Chapel go West
First North street Sunday school at 80
p. m; preaching service Friday evening
at D. m. by the Rev. w. McLain Davis
Good music. All cordially invited to these
services
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

Notice is hereby given to the public
that the undersigned has purchased
the interest of Frank B. Nash in the
firm of Kass and Nash, heretofore do
ing a general horseshOeing business at
No. 121 East Fourth South street, city,
and that the said firm has been dis
solved and that the undersigned will
collect ali outstanding accounts owing
said firm and pay all debts due from
said firm.
The undersigned will continue said
business at the same place under the
name of y. Kass.
Dated March 3rd, 1906.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-04
"NoTIcE TO MERCHANTS AND
THE PUBLIC"

All our agents carry with them a let
ter authorizing them to act for us in
definite capacities Inscriptions per
sons have been travelling through Utah,
Idaho. Wyoming, Nevada and else
where claiming themselves as repre-
sentatives of this Association. when.
in fact, we have never heard of them
The public must be careful. A reward
will be paid for information that will
lead TO the detection Of such persons.
MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE ASSO-
CATION.
Scientific Collectors of Bad Debts.
Commercial National Bank Bldg, Salt
Lake City, Utah. Francis G. Luke.
General Manager.
Some People Don't Like U.s."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-04
Utah Sorosis.

The Utah Sorosis of Provo met last
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs. r. r, Irvine, jr., and enjoyed two
very interesting papers. one given by
Mrs. Hattie Slater on MarCOni, and the
other 5byN Mrs. Margaret Nav on
Goethe Next Wednesday the club viii
celebrate the eleventh anniversary at
the home4of Mrs. Irvine. Mrs. Martha
r. King WI present a paper on "WO-
men as Musicians and Composers" In
addition an interesting musical pro-
gramme viii be rendered and dinner
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-04
Park City Clubs.

The regular meeting of the Womans
AthenaeUn1 Of Park City was held
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
z. P. LecOmpte. a new book on How
40 Look at Pictures was commenced,
pand the first and second chapters were
taken up and led by Mrs. Whitehead.
Mrs. T. ", Hayt read a short but in
feresting paper on Presidents of Two
Republics France and America. Mrs,
3. ". Deason played selection on the
piano and the meeting adjourned after
singing America" to meet with Mrs
/. Z. Hubbard next month,
Mrs. j. NJ. Dart of Salt Lake, who
is visiting with Mrs. Hayt, was Wis
itor at the Athenaeum this week.
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Woman $ Clubs.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
must reach The Herald Office by =
O'Clock Friday evening.
Proves Clubs.
The fifteenth anniversary of the es-
tablishingr of the Nineteenth Century
club was = commemorated yesterday
with luncheon and literary pro
gramme at the Hotel Roberts. The Ia
bles We're decorated in the green and
gold embieretic of the club. The
spring flowers of yellow with the green
of ferns gave the colors which were
added to by long streamers of ribbon
the same shade. Mrs. Thornhill was the
toastmistress and the following toasts
were responded to:
Honor TO womeni 10 them it is given
To garden the earth with the roses of
heaven. -Shiller.
ToastmistresS. Mrs. Thornhill
~Our Anniversary" Mrs. Havercamp
Again. the shadow moveth Ger
The dial-plate of time.-Anon.
Inc Simple Life" -..-..... Miss Kellogg
Nothing is more simple than
greatness; indeed, TO be simple is
to be great.-Emerson.
The Kitchen-The Heart OF the
We a0m mae i've without ' frie Mi5S S Woe
may live without books.
But civilized men cannot live with
out cooks. Owen Meredith.
SThe Old Bachelor Mrs Love
A livin' all alone thar in a lonesome
sort ot way.se 49,
And him a blamed old bachelor.
confrmder every day. Riley.
EThe Bachelor Girl" Miss Hirst
Full many flower is made to blush
unseen,
And waste il sweetness on the des-
ert air.-Anon.
s'Ciubs" ...... ..........-.-Mrs. Corfman
Ye are better than all the ballads
That ever were sung or said,
For We are living poems.
And all the rest are dead,
1'Pandora' ...... ......... Mrs Calder
YOn mysterious chest attracts and
fascindteSi me. -LOngfellow.
s'The Ideal Woman" ..... Mrs. Searle
Earth's noblest thing-a woman
perfected. .-. Lowell.
o wad some power the giftie gle US
To see oursels as ithers see US
''The Poor Married Man Mrs. Warwick
Disguise our bondage as we will
tbs woman, woman rules US still.
~ Moore.
Books" $500. Mrs. DurIan1
A book is written letter to all
unknown friends that one has in
the world -Pere Lott.
~The Summer Girl" ....... Mrs. Sutton
Is she not passing fair?
Shakespeare.
tFlSclild s--- -------.-.-.-- .-------
Not the first violet on a woodland
Seemed more visible gift of spring
than she Lowell.
sour Canadian Cousins Mrs. Buckler
The Maple Leaf, our emblem dear,
The Maple Leaf forever
God save our king and heaven bless
The Maple Leaf forever
%The Athletic Girl ....... Miss Andrews
She moves a goddess, and she looks
a queen. Homer.
americas UneroWned Queen.
MIS- - UNI
The hand that rocks the cradle
Is the hand that rules the world.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-04

Fourth East and Second South Streets
Sunday school at 10 a. m; morning SER
vice at II a. m: Young peoples meeting
at $3.50 p. m; evening service at D. M. f;
Rev. Charles PETERSON of Provo will!
preach both morning and evening All
are welcome. Rev. z. Rydberg of the
Swedish Lutheran church left for Los
Angeles Sunday night and will be back
Sunday, March 10. The Lutheran
league will meet next Thursday evening
at $50 p. m. in the church parlors.