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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-04

why, nobody on earth can tell what
you really think or feel"
Isn't it wonderful of mel" said the
girl admiringly.
But" persisted the man, you
acted as though you didn't mind Ste
vens' hanging around. Why, any one
would have said you liked it,"
Il did," asserted the girl.
The man sat up abruptly. His hair
stood on end from the effects of the
grass and he sat looking at her while
varying emotions swept across his
face. Il think it's time for me to
quit" he remarked, rather sternly.
I'm going away. l can transfer to
Denver just as well as stay here in
Chicago, and Pm going to do it. III
try to forget you"
The girl looked a little alarmed, for
he spoke as though he meant it, but
she laughed again. You won't like
it," she said. And you can't forget
me-"
AT least can give an imitation OF
man forgetting you," he said.
The young person against the tree
put on an elaborate expression of sor-
row. How we all shall miss you,'
she said in society tone of voice.
But he did not fight back as he had
done for the last two years when she.
teasad him.
"Therell be Stevens he reminded
her, picking up his clubs.
She raised her eyebrows. Il don't
know that Mr.. Stevens represents the
sum total of human happiness to me-"
she remarked. Aren't you going to
play the eighteenth hole? Why are.
you putting up your clubs? You aren't
going to start for Denver on the next
train, are your
See here! Do you want me to stay
in Chicago?" he asked her thunder
ously. Yes, this is the eleventh time
I've proposed to you, Lefty. And I've
done it differently each time, too.
It's my inventive genius that the pres
dent of our company especially COM
mends in mel"
"You needn't shout" she objected
do you want me to stay in Chi
cago?' he persisted in a now-or-never
| tone.
The young person under the maple
looked rather desperately at the hori-
zon, at the last bunker, at the brown
COW across the fence None of these
offered any help.
Do" ne began again, but she
threw out her hands protestingly and
gave a hysterical little cry.
For the first time in their acquaint-
anceship he had scared her with
sternness but it was hard to give in.
Yes" she said almost inaudibly and
then frightened. For we've got to
play the eighteenth hole she re-
minded him and started off briskly,
But the man looked satisfied at last,
for he had won its first victory.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-04

for than I've asked I've found
him!"
She sprang upright, and clutching
his arm bent till her face, deadly
white, was close to his, her black eyes
flaming with intense excitement.
'You've-you've found him!" she
breathed.
Il have" he said, ccolly, shaking
his arm free Of her steel-like clasp.
Come outside'-he glanced at the
door-"come out Of this and III tell
you!"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-04
Free With Il.

Miss Suffrage has a fine mind"
Ever sampled it?"
what do you mean?"
wait till she gives you piece Of
Il and YOU will know"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-04
The Correct Exclamation.

Eyes" said Dudley, the actor, 81
had a splendid part in the show, but
I-er-took sick and"
"Ah," interrupted Wiseman, you
mean you didn't take well."-Phila-
delphia Ledger,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-04
New EIoorcloth.

If you give it a thin coating OF col
orless varnish as soon as it is put
down it will be much less trouble to
keep clean, and will wear better
Turpentine and beeswax is the best
thing with which to clean 1t.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-04

IN A DIRECT LINE with the sew
enteenth hole of this particular golf
links there is a most alluring patch
of shade under a group of hardy old
naples. The grass grows rank and
tangled. Tiny crickets are apt to
take flying leaps from tall spears OF
it and land on your face if you have
the hardihood to stretch out at
length on the ground, as this man was
doing. He was tanned and wore
Scotch checks and he was scowling.
Any one would have understood why
the man scowled if he had glanced at
the young person sitting against the
biggest maple. She, too, was tanned
but the crimson of her cheeks shone
through the brown and her eyes were
the kind that danced. Also she had
particularly heavenly expression
which showed that she had been en-
joying herself tormenting the man.
ANY one could see that fellow Stew
ems was crazy about you!" persisted
the man Indignantly. Tit was colt
spicuous."
WAS it?" asked the girl, meekly.
You see, wasn't far enough re-
moved from the center of the situa-
ton to enable me to get the general
effect. One loses the perspective be-
ing right on the spot, don't you
Think"
81 don't know what you are trying
to say" said the man, little sulkily.
"Only | don't see why you let Ste
vens make such a donkey of HIMSELF"
The girl let the light of her eyes
shine upon the speaker. at is not al
ways so easy" she said meditatively,
ito prevent a man doing that!'
Meaning mel" retorted hercompan-
ion, hotly. I'D like TO know if I'm
not justified in Directing TOTO such
little episodas! Haven't | right"
Not the slightest in the world, =
broke in the girl "A a smooth little
voice.
The man hit at an inquiring grass
hopper with a golf stick and looked
miserable. We'll, it isn't my fault If
| havn't he went on. q think SO
much. And | can't stand seeing other
fellows interfering Why do you dot.
Letty?"
Your remarks are so complicated,
objected the girl. 81 thought it was
Mr.. Stevens to whom you were OBJ,
jecting-and now it seems that I've
done something, too. When men
come up to talk to me at parties dc
you want me to put out protesting
hand and say, Away with you! Back!
Backr or something like that? Ia
do almost anything for such an old
friend as you, SAM"
He aimed another blow at the grass
hopper. ooh, enjoy yourself!" he
said grimly. 81 know | am furnishing
the material, but | can't help 1t.
can't hide my feelings. Now with you
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Money isn't everything, but it often
makes a good imitation.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-06-29
Program for the Fourth.

The L. d. s. Amusement committee,
which has had charge of the exercises
to be held here on the Fourth. has ar
ranged the following program which
will be held in the L. d. S. meeting
house grove, beginning at one O'Clock
Song, America
Prayer.
Song, "Star Spangled Banner"
Address of Welcome-Mayor Williams
Vocal solo-Mrs T. w. Jones.
Oration-Judge Cough.
Selection McClure's orchestra.
Vocal solo-MIs. J. w. Arnold.
Address Hon, T. l.. Glenn.
Vocal duet Mrs. Grosjean and Birdie
Phelps.
Selection Montpelier Orchestra.
Beginning at O'Clock there will be
games and sports for the children, which
will be under the management of Hy-
rum Holmes, VIM. Phelps and J. w.
Arnold.
At o'clock there will be children &
dance in the meeting honse.
Sheriff Dalrymple will act as marshal
of the day.
A cordial invitation is extended to
the public to participate in the exercises.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-06-29
Ritter Bros Drug Co.
Logan and Garland, Utah
Franklin, Preston and Montpelier.
Idaho.

The roads to Montpelier were never
ia such an abominable shape. There Is
hardly a bridge in between here and
Montpelier. We are Informed by the
mail drivers that they have to resort to
all sorts of tactics to cross some of the
places. Passengers who have never
been over the roads before are afraid of
their lives. All of this helps to keep
travel away from here Something
must be done to bring about a change
and improve this condition. Alton In
dependent.
The Misses May and Essie Strong,
sisters of 'Lish" Strong, arrived in the
city Sunday from Evanston and will
make their future home here. In not
ing their departure from Evanston, the
News Register says: The Misses
Strong have become very dear to wide
circle of people here, who sincerely re-
greet their departure During the many
years they have lived in Evanston their
efforts to live simple and unaffected
lives, and their great influence for good
in our community has won the hearts
of all, who wish them happiness in their
new home"
We know of quartette of charming
maidens who would gladly abandon
their lives of single lonesomeness If they
could but find their ideals. The Sc
young ladies are all of charming dis
position, are fair of form and face and
possess all of the womanly traits assem-
tial to the making of happy homes for
as many yonng men. Bnt che young
men whom this quartette of Idaho
beauties" have pictured as their ideals,
must possess more than ordinary quail
ications. They must each be tall and
handsome, not over thirty years of age,
with dark hair and eyes. and each must
have a big bank account-somethin
near a million will do; each must pro-
vide for his birdie dear" a brown
stone front and all Of the luxuries at
tendant Herewith If. perchance, this
article meets the gaze of any young
men who can fill the above require
ments, we will gladly furnish them the
names and addresses of any one or all
of the winsome maidens to whom we
refer.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-06-29
Death Of Jos. K. Shupe.

At his home in Kilgore. Fremont
county, last Monday occurred the death
Of Jos. X. Shupe, brother of John R.
Shupe of this city, The deceased was
10 years of age and claimed the distinc.
ton of being the second white child
born in Utah. His parents were mem.
bers of the first colony of Mormons that
arrived in Salt Lake Valley in 1877.
Mr. Shupe resided in Montpelier several
years during the early settlement of the
town. A wife and 'chileren sur,
vive him.
John r. Shupe and two sons of the
deceased. who were working here. went
to Kilgore Tuesday to attend the
funeral.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-06-29
DRESS YOUR BUILDINGS

In new coat of paint. Even
considering the preventative
value of the paint as nothing,
the improvement in appearance
alone is worth much more than
the cost. If your property is
for sale you can t afford to not
paint. it will add five to ten per
cent to the selling value.
We have studied the paint
question. We know what will
give the most satisfaction for
the expenditure, and are anxi-
GUS to supply you with the best
grade of paint and painters sup
plies, and insure fnll value for
every cent of cost.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-06-29
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, June 90, 1906
Ice cream at S aides.


Chas. E. Harris, Notary Public.
Special attractions at Glencoe July
Good pasturage, " Ter month; call
on Dave Follick.
Iocatelo will play ball at Soda
Springs Saturday
A. fresh barrel of cider on tap at
Saddles.
Mrs. L. Fl. Lehrbas of Rupert, is
visiting with Montpelier relatives.
Mrs. Jas. Redman is now convalesc ng
after two weeks OF quite severe illness.
A furnished house for rent; inquire
of Mrs. S. H. hammond.
Mrs. Thos Rowland of Logan is Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. Henry Spi-
dell.
Mrs. C. IT, Hawver arrived in the
city Sunday AMI will remain month
or more.
Drop in at Sadie's and get dish of
delicious ice cream.
Mesdan es Milford Williams and Fred
Cruikshank are visiting this week at
Soda Springs
Mrs sellstrom OF Pocatello. is visiting
at the home of her daughter. Mrs Gus
Spongberg.
The NJ Montpelier Milling Company is
paying the highest cash price for wheat.
Mr. ard Mrs. A. jerks are entertain
ing new son who arrived at their
hone last Sunday night.
Mrs. Arthur Williams and children
of Ogden, are visiting with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shupe.
All the popular 10, Ii and 25c novels
at Mrs. Chapman's.
Mark Whitman went to Diamondville
Wednesday to do some special clerical
work for the Mountain Trading Co.
Toronto, the piano tuner, is in the
city and will remain bat Jew days.
Leave orders at the Hotel Burgoyne
Fiieschman's compressed yeast fol
sale at the Vienna Cafe. IL
There will be special meeting of
the Gem of the Mountain Club at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Huff Saturday.
June 30 at 3p. IN.
. Gus Hart of Thomas Fork, who has
been IN Switzerland on mission for
two years, has been released aid will be
home in Il few weeks.
Schmid, the tailor, makes specialt,
of repairing and cleaning clothes. ~
Freight traffic is a humming on the
road these days and it 10 keeping tbs
motive department busy supplying
: power to move the trains
The Village Improvement Society
will meet ext Monday afternoon at :
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. y. H. Groo
A good attendance is requested.
Messrs. Leo and Lon Squiles ant
Guy Carbon of Logan. were visitors in
! the city over Sunday, the guests of Mis-,
Mae Hoff They made the trip over
land.
!: J. q Dunbar. at one time agent tol
/: the Short Line at this point, was recent
|: ly married to Miss Emma Black o.
Pocateslb. Mr.. Dunbar Is now station
; agent at cumberland.
just received direct from eastern fac
/: tory a straight car load of doors and
{ windows Call and see us before pur
! chasing elsewhere. Robert Price, lum
I Der yard, Paris, is
John Dougherty, the piano tuner, lat
z of Denver, writes that he has been de
r layed on account of pressing business
d but will be in Montpelier tomorrow,
+ Saturday. Orders left at the Hot
House will receive prompt attention
zaaMHszasH
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Fourth of July Rates.

Fer : the Fourth of July. the Oregon
Short Line will sell tickets at the rate
ii one and one third fare for the round
"trip. Tickets on sale July 3 and 4,
good returning July 8.
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SAMPLE = BARGuy

On 9Th East; : rooms % n a..
bath, toilet. e. l., cent v,5
lot 50xlSI To alley.
On Lincoln ave: A aIoa t..
alley In rear-flRd ~
Near 9Th East: a kro,. H.
home; 50xl57 to alley; p.ss
front: terms-s250o.
a 4-room with .. l., Ia, ga
On 18th East and South IT,,
cream brick; bath, toilet. sI.si
tel: connected With sever. -
on 4th ST., 5-room moislu ~
on 9Th at; 5-rocm rev NJ. 7
south front; nice lawn-pJa
On 2nd st: e-room. bah ~
$500.
on 2nd ct: beauufcl L--I
front; cent walk; nice In.
1900.
WEST SIDE
On Sth West; a Blcs ere.r II
yl700.
Near Sth West, a srocs; Il
1875.
on 1st South; a nles i.nsz
let. @. l.; terms-szTn n
Near End South: a ifsa u
toilet. 9. l.. cent cellar; lga
on 7th West; $ room h; d.
iron fence. termS-islA
BUILDING L0T3
211xS rods. East 2nd Sonn-s7
5x8 rods; corner East I'd s.
5011S5 feet; South Sh Eas-t7
PIX rods on End st.-h4
5ON1e5 feet OF nth Eas-Nn
4xl0 rods on llth East-Ey9
c. F. LITTLE { q,
Both phones 2s@. %@H|
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EIGHT-ROOM MODERN. l63 gTH T.
Capital Il. f.. g. 1 Co, II w End ooi,o,o 90,
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l WANT A PARI4,ER WITH ME ON
the road In business with no opposi-
ton for oil parts of the United States,
como capital required. also local men here
for same business. Call on mo from 10 to
daily Mt las 3 I'd West ST, salt Lake
City, Utah. w. J. Crawford. Xli22
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NASca " can k6AL a. y6s ESTATE NJ
the real estate line wv siA -
BIuys lot. s5x,5, W. ~. n
East near sth South 70 o.
Snoae; SencSd; lsawn s,s and tressu su !, ttfss. 2
Buys a lot Ixs roSs ,Lsa
room house on ons s,lh h,I
10 ouild another cbt,, ysn q RSI
part East Side. near aug: S "a q
Buys a Groom br,oSA ~
ishts. near Ord soTs g
Buys a new s-rooat t0 %,
erh conveniences cYc ,s Va n
4th South except IN
Buys a 6-room modss
s,ze basement. cement es9u,n s,n d
u DICK porch. nstpa al
hardwood floors nSrs.1. a sM
plumbing. all compiets y hs
D., .5N
BUYS . now and mn,
room brick. clegantl,, s Ss;s
ment perfect. modem Haie4 = 3
on the east bench. %, = tsTsr N
See us for farms ard '.
> acres Of land In Fan tSsp Ssp
g0od 2-room pressed brIs,1 ~ ri
kltchen. cellar. lawn 49, ~
orchard. s25po eod eat1
IA acres OF land with 49,.
rright In the heart o, - 60, ~
For 500 per acre =. a. :,
acre farm OF Cot,SnToM ~ n
houso and other lmnracs-i =
We can M you out rl,.
the real estate line.
RANCk REAL ESTATE AZ,
Suite 23l d. +, Wanm.Hgr
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WANTED-HELP

GIRL OR WOMAN FOR HOUSEW DIRK
good Wages LIB So lat w Yl4h9
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FLORISTS

l.. A. LAM8OURNE FLORAL co. 8 so.
Main. Everything floral Phones 37i.
w2o52
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UPH0LSTERING G. REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE REuPG0I~
stored and repaired. Estimates am
mitted on request. Phones 3299 &
Mall = NA-S C>~> LES ". lst So. aoa
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FIVE OUTSIDE OFFICE ROOMS. 3S,9S
w. 3rd So Tel a. Salt Lake Ice ,o2s
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN. RE
moved to 225 South West Temple. xl332
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A GOOD CARPETLAYER, STEADY
lob salt Lake Steam Carpet Co, ea3
West go. Temple xeS0
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FOR SALE, CHEAP.

MAHOGANY AND PLATE GLASS
watch rack.
cherry and plate glass watch rack
10-foot cherry and plate glass counter
case.
10-foot cherry showcase tables (very
fine)
9 & gas and electric light chandeliers
1 letter book press.
1 lot jewelry watch ard ring trays
lot shades and globes for electric and
Welsbach lights.
set metal shears.
Several screen and plate glass doors
partitions. etc.
Lot gas and atcam pipes. old chande-
lIers and fixtures. scrap Iron, etc.
Several pieces brass and oxldized orna-
mental grating.
900 pairs eyeglasses and speotacles at
l0c a pair
| power blower for sand blast.
Cali at Leyson's 23s Main st,
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FIRST-CLASs ROOMS AT L'6
Monterey, 372Ia Main. next pos'oiiC e5oo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20

$50 WEEKLY CALLING ON EVERY
one keeping n horse. OsEood's patent
shaft carrier requires no brcoching, pre-
vents accidents. saves third cost of har-
ncss. Exclusive territory. Osgood Mfg,
Co, Cincinnati. O. xlo2O
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED-BEST BOOK SAN
Francisco Earthquake" Vast gallery
pictures; 20 per cent commission, Outnt
free. Sond 10 cents for postage Tho Biblo
House, 3l5 Dearborn street, Chicago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20

AGENTS. EVERY WHERE, BOTH
sexes Big money selling genuine Mex
ican opalsi 200 per cent profit. Nice. gen
teel business. | supply YOU direct from
Mexico and prepay the duty and postage
Sample operal 1Qc. Price list free. y. V.
Todd. JLarez. Chihuahua Mexico. u
x9l
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LADIES' CLOTHES IRONERS,
starchers, mangle girls and other laun-
dry help. Am. Laundry. I21 F. lst So
r1T0l
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AssAYER WANTS POSITION. RECON-
furnished Write 2e2 S. 1st E.
Logan, Utah. G1292
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEWORK. !.
small family. no washing 318 Sec
ond st. xl269
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WANTED-HELP

BARBER SHOP FOR SALE. HY-
draulio chairs, com mbination case; half
block from depot Good location, Clears
from S2S to $40 week. Trial given II
wanted Cheap for cash 15s 18th Ct.
Ogden Utah waaS
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WE WANT TO BUY FURNITURE AND
carpets. Fones Bell 1895; Ind. 2265. t4s7
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BY JUNE / OR SOONER. WELL, FUR,
TO Groom mod house for summer;
must be good location; very best care
P. O box T2l xi644
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BUSINESS CHANCES

GENTLEMAN OR LADY WITH $500
to join me; large profits assured: sal
aried position II desired. Address IA,
Tribune. x1lS
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AUCTION SALES
STEAM CARPET CLEANING

S. l. STEAM CARPET CLEANISG
works; cold-blast feather renoyatln1.
work guaranteed. Cor. sth West and So
Temple Emyr Eynon. Propr. Bell tel
&l9: Ind. 1ll0. a, uer,
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EXPERIENCED SOLICITOR WITH
good reference for A cleaning and tad
loring establishment Ill r. 2nd So ST
xS?I
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BY RESPONSIBLE COUPLE DURING
summer months. three or four furnished
rooms or furnished house, ground moor;
porch shade, quiet, north OF Second South
east OF Main. Address B 23, Tribune.
x17G2
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SAMPLE BARGAIN |

I@dNk GNhF-
on 2nd South; a e-room Eos7
On 2nd street; a beautiful -
front; cement walk. dos hTl
$1,000.
on 9Th St; a Groom nA-a
on Attn st. a 5-room md-b1
on 18th East and Sooih I.a,
room bk.; bath, toilet; E. ~
A i-room with e l-H1e
Near 9Th East. a Sroem d
home; 5Oxl57 to alley-E1
on Lincoln ave. a nice ETs1
alley in rcar-slGf0
on 9th East. rooms 10 ~
b1 tn. toilet. c. l;-S@
West SIDE
on Sth West, a nice efeas =
Near Sth West, a S-rcoa II
s1375
let. Q. l.. tcrms-f.l@ -s,J
Near End South. a i.roon "
LET. c. l., cement cellar .
'' Building Lets
4ylO rods on llth East-,i%
glLx7 rods on md st;-sia
56Xi25 feet. South on nKts| 81
9l5xS rods; East 2nd S;'Vc| ! y
&. F. LITTLE 1 q M
Both phones ssR
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FUNERAL NOTICE


pEAN.-The funeral services OF George d
Dean wIll be held ut tho c. A. r. hall In
l. ., o i. building ut p m. today. inter
ment Mt ollvet eemetery. Frionds Invited.
BlIp.-The funeral OF Maj. William II. Bird
VIII he held at tho family residence thio
tSundayp afternoon Mt O'Clock. Friends In
Ftcd 10 services Interment Will be private.
WOOLLEG The funeral cortcgc OK Mrs Eli
"a Is. WoOlloy, who died Friday evening
VIII leave her late residence. a32 East Fourth
south. At 3:J0 o'clock this afternoon, Inter
mont in city cemetery.
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FOR RENT-FURNlSHED

~~~>S~~T0 - ,EITnNIhHeD RUOM0s
| NICELY OhLSlotiL -,,i,a 111 yN
stIlCtiy hi'N' So x14S3
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CHOICE BUILD1y;Ss,. q. !, L95i II !
parts OF the city, SlS Sl1SsTsr N q
terms to suit you. hoa
Second So.
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TWENTY CHORUS GIRLS. APPLY
Sundny or Monday. Salt Palace Thcater.
Mr.. Carr. .i7an
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AGENTS MAKE INSTANTANEOUS
success with our embroidered linen
waists and ehirt-waist cult patterns. Half
or store prices. Sent anywhere G. o. d.
on approval. Mexican Embroidery Co,
100 4th Avc.. Seattle. Nl5S
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MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES

PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR DEC
oration day. r. Mckenzie. a22 State ST.
pS
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a GENTLEMAN WHOSE FAMILY is
golhg away for summer wishes respon-
sible couple to take house for his board
Call Ind phone 1858. x167l
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THE PLEASANTON. no. 8 kendall
square; handsomely furnished rooms;
modern; close In. Phone 1893 Ind zZ@'
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Harry c, Benson, San Francisco: Emily X.
Richards, salt I.aks
DIED

CoRNEL1J.-ln this city, M5y IS. 1918 81
mono CORNELL aged % years. EN1neral ser
vices will be held from 81, Mary's cathedral
this afternoon at 2:po p. m. Interment In
calvary cemetery.