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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-09-29

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Considered from the standpoint o.
the individual. the postal card is such
al Insignificant bit O: pzstebosrd. that
few stop TO think what Uncle Sans
postal card business IL the total
amounts TO. MiIlic-s OF them. Tons
upon tons o. them Train load az
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DO they all come from From Maine
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cardboard, which presents the ezsies;
way o, communication through the
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the great industries Of the slzce. and
il all oontirus % Dc 50 for Al least
The next four yezrs foE the govern
ment contract for the manufacture
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again awarded TO tie paper COMPANY
here
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fo-es;s zrt chemically trz-sto-zet
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03

The verdict of the public is that
with the National House-Cleaning Co.
in Salt Lake City the future is so
bright that it will pay us all to stay
here. Our carpet cleaning facilities
are complete.-Compressed air and
steam-what Is your choice0 House
cleaning is our excuse, but you need
no apology. If your troubles make
you frown, simply phone us and wait
for a man. Windows, woodwork,
hoors-everything cleaned, particular
" wall paper. Painting is a speciality
with US, too; also tinting or kalsom-
lining.
National House Cleaning Co., 80 E.
1st So. ct. Phones, 1o69K and e7S.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03

70 bs the guests of Mr. and Ezra. Simon
Banbsrgor.
Mins winn and Miss Block. who have bean
guests In Salt Lake tho last month will re-
turn the first OF tho week TO their home in
st Louis
Miss Eleanor X. Peterson will lsavs for tho
East next week and Will soil FOR Europe on
Juno 2s for Quebec the Empress OF Britain.
Mrs g. o. Day. accompanied by Miss Ber-
nice, VIII leave for their old homo in Maine
Thursday. for Visit Of two months Miss
Day has made her home with Mr.. and Mru
II. H Rowe for the past two years
Normal class OF 'Ol will hold a reunion at
the Lagoon tomorrow evening
Mrs. J. F. Chamberlain and daughter Miss
Asgie Cannon, left Tuesday for Los An
gees. wheTo they will make their future
homo
Hiss winnifred woodmnnsoe will spend the
summer in Southern California
Mr. and Mrs, J. NJ. McCavo and Mn
Frances Cornell Will be at home 10 their
friends at as South Thirteenth East
Friends md relations Will DO pleased 10
hear that Mas Leah Arnold returned home
this morning over the Salt Lake Route from
Los Angeles, where che hns been on a sly
months Vislt with her brother Harry
Mrs D. r. Williams OF Stocton who I'M,
been suffering from inflammntory rheumatism
for several months, is al ST MARX, hospital
for treatment
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Don't you take it no matter whether the
price be 10 cents or IS cents. Insist on having
Arbuckles' ARlOSA instead. The genuine
Arbucklcs' i, sold only in sealed one pound
packages that never contain less than full
pound and reach you directly from the mill
unhandled and pure. II will keep fresh for
yeas. Each beny is hermetcay sealed with
coating Of fresh egg, and sranula,ed sugar. which
preserves strength and flavor. and settle, the
coffee quickly when cooked. This is the originnl
Mother" process patented by thi, firm. in
which the Characteristic, Of our skilled coffee
blending and roasting arc secured for you intact
no matter how distant your location - and these
are not to bo compared with crude primitive
methods on smaller scale. Ii i, best to grind
a, home as wanted warming i, slightly makes ii
easy to grind and develops that delicious cup
quality peculiarly Arbuckles.'
Thi, i, the same Arbuckles' Roasted Coffee,
the same firm that introduced thirty seven ye ars
ago. Through every Ncissi,ude OF all those long
year, Arbuckes' ARIOSA ho, maintained its
reputation with consumers and It's sale, have
multiplied until we to-day buy. roas, and sell
more coffee than the four next largest concern,
in the world combined. Hundred, Of feeble
limitations meanwhile have come and gone =
some to die In the borning. others to fourth
briefly. decay and pass away.
You will know how good Arbucklos'
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Dan Cupid has been shooting his darts in
rapid succession during the pnst week and
the young lawyer finds u certain visiting belle
particularly attractive. They soy II may be
a case. but then have heard that little
sauib before. He doubtless finds, however,
that no rule or the bar exactly fits this
Fnte scems 10 favor him this time, The fair
singer has returicd more charming thon ever
after IN absence or nearly two years. and
there Will be many devotoes during the next
month. and 30 in order 10 lose no timc IL would
he good thing for him TO ndopt tho Utah
motto. Busy All the TImo In Utah. with"
There Will bo splendid assortment OF June
brides during tho next month despite the fact
that the April showers have been fow.
Two popular maids Will be brides OF tho
week and from all accounts tho weddings will
DO very elaborate affairs- one VIII make
her homo In tho East. where tho best wishes
OF host OF friends viii follow them. The
other bclle will probably 1.-Two within tho city
gates. whore all manner OF good wishes will
DO found
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Mrs 8. b Page and Miss Carolyn Holmes
will spend q couple OF weeks ut the Fifth
East hotel before going 20 Denver. where
they viii mako their future home.
Mrs A X Brinton left for California yes
.fcrdoy to meet her daughter. Mary. at Stan
ford Both will spend tho summer on tho
coast
Mrs Kenneth c. Kerr and Miss Alton Young
have gono to Denver for two weeks visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Young.
Gen md Mira J. Milton Thompson will be
at homo for tho summer at "A D street.
Mrs J. W. EwIn and daughter Esther
VIII leave next Thursday for Chicago and
Dos Noines. where they Will spend tho sum-
mer with relatives and friends.
Rev. and Mrs II L, Loud OF tho Congre-
gational church. In Lead, S. D. accompanied
by their littlo daughter. guests in tho
city for q couple OF days OF Sfr and Mrs
Philips. on their way 10 Dakota, after visit
OF oevcTul weeks In California
Miss Matte Hall. who has been teaching mu-
sic Mt Mills college In Oakland. and studying
music under Dr. Lisser, OF san FTDncieco has
returned TO the city and will spend tho sum-
NOR with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L E.
Hall,
Mrs j Wolcott Thompson baby md nurse
left last evening for New Haven Conn. where
they will spend the summer
Herman Behal. accompanied by his son. Ar
thur. will arrive in tho city this afternoon
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n you cannot obtain Arbuekles' ARlOSA
Coffee at a nearby store, send us postal or
express money order for S 80 and we will send
transportation paid to your freight station ten
pounds Of Arbuckles' ARIOSA Coffee In q
strong wood box. The SI.60 pays for both
transportation and coffee and there will be
nothing more to pay. Price Auctuates and
eanno, be guaranteed for any period. The
coffee will be shipped in the original wrappers
bearing the signature Of Arbucklc Bros. 10
packages 10 signatures. We give presents
for signatures and will send free if you wn,c for
it, new book with colored pictures Of 81 useful
and valuable present, for users Of Arbuckle,'
ARlOSA.
Don't buy loose grocery store coffee, for you
never can tell where it comes from, where j, has
been, or how much it ha, been handled There
is nothing to identity it except the pnee, no way
to know positively tia, you are actually receiving
what you poy for. You don't know. and The
grocer doesn't know. You thus, him. he trusts
somebody who trusts somebody else. Coffee
values are determined by flavor and cup quality
when cooked. not by outward appearance nor
by the pnce asked
About loose grocery store coffee you can be
sure only Of this that it collects the dust Of the
store and freely absorbs impurities. You may
not wash it-you must simply cook ii and drnk
it, dust and all.
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Longworths Threatened.

NEW YORK, Juno Representative
Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Long
worth sailed for England today on the
steamer st Louis.
Just before the Dongworths sailed some
excitement was caused on the American
line pier by a drunken Italian declaring
that ne was an anarchist and that he
Intended TO throw bomb at the Long
worths. BY tho time n police squad ar
rived the Italian had disappeared. The
incident caused some stir Tor moment.
II was believed that the drunken mans
talk was due merely TO hls condition.
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Mrs. j II Mcmillan entertained at on in
formal 800 affair Thursday afternoon The
rooms prettily decorated with pink and
white honoysucklo and Wild roses, Al tho
closc OF tlro gorno the prizes were awarded
70 Mrs, Everett Buckingham and Mrs j. e
Lynch. Tho hostcoe was assisted during tho
afternoon by Miss Elsio Mcmillan and Miss
Grace Sullivan. The guests Mrs Ev-
erctt Buckingham. Mrs. J. F. Taylor Mrs
Billings, Mrs. o. p Smith. Mrs. La Fayottc
Hanchett, Sirs Ernest Drake. Mrs I. r.
Black MIRA A. Il. Hutchinson. Mrs. v Peas
lee Mrs, George Young, Mrs. Milton Lipman
Mrs E F. Root. Mrs. Charles Blanchard, Mrs
Graham i. Putnam. Mrs G IL Mcclure Mrs
Harriet Dunstor Mrs Emmett Moore, 3frs. C
D Moore MIS-. Clint b Leigh. Mrs. c. o.
whittomorc. Mrs. Abncr Lumnn, Mrs. Thomas
Nnrloneaux, MIsa Juno Whttsmorc. Mrs J.
II Treasure MiPs Phil Pointer. Mrs. C.. w.
shores, Mrs. s. F. Whitney and Mrs w,
Rowe.
Mias CoogTin entertained Mt bridge Wedncs-
dny morning. followed by On Informal lunch-
con In honor OF Mrs Ahmnd who has been
the guest OF Nr. md Mrs. Walter Fitch for
tho winter. cut-glass bowl OF red peonies
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Mirses Maud and Lillian Fitch and David
Keith. In addition TO Mr.. and Mrs Clark.

Nirses Maud and Lillian Fitch and David
Keith. In addition 10 Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Misc Wanda Prett entertained at china
shower yesterday afternoon. in honor Of Miss
Pearl Klmoall. Tho rooms wcro decorated
with Chinese umbrellas and fans and
balls. tho place cards for luncheon being Pa
nut dolls Tho guests were Misses Misnon
DcnhOlter, Myrtle Jack kate McCannis Jean
Klmballs Charlotte Trowbridge and Luprela
Hatch.
Mrs a II. Brown entertained Saturday IN
honor OF her little niece, Mics Harriet Holleys
who VIII shortly leave for Los Angeles This
table prcttily decorated with punsies and
myrtle vines. and Mt the guests chair there
was large boaret OF white syTingas tied
with white ribbon. Place cards wero mndo OF
playing cards from OF hearts to ten OF
hearts. After the luncheon the guests wero
all taken TO tho Jordan river where they were
introduced to n camp OF gy'pses. In addition
TO the guest OF honor theto was Knto and
Wilma Nelson, Emil and Hilmo Gleason. Jose
phino and Edna Thomas. Margaret Taylor,
Queenio Brockman and Anna Walsh