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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-15
SHARP RETORTS
IN DIVORCE CASE
Greenhalgh Trial Brings Attor-
neyS and Witnesses to
Sword Points.

Whether Henry Greenhalgh was forci-
bly, elected from his home by his irate
wife and told never to return, or whether
she pleaded with him to stay after he
RAD made known his intention to vacate.
with such feryor that his little daughter
refused to repeat the language ne used.
is the principal issue In the divorce suit
brought by Nora Greenhalgh against
Henry Greenhalgh, on trial yesterday aft
ernoon before Judge George G. Arm
The Grcenhalghs appear to have had a
varied matrimonial career. Married the
first time a number of years ago, divorced
and remarked in Denver again i'm 1902.
and now in the divorce court again is in
brief the history of their efforts to love
one another.
According to Mrs Greenhalgh she has
led anything but a pleasant life since her
re-marriage. For three winter months.
she says, she lived in the outskirts of the
city in tent, and had to work to sup
port herself and little daughter When
asked on the witness stand. when she was
married the last time, she said:
Didn't Keep Track.
They say it was in the spring of 1902
and / guess that is right, although l al
ways thought that ii was in the fall of
that year. You see, don't have time
to keep track OF such things"
WAS the tent comfortable?" asked At
tOrney Marks, representing the husband
mo. II was not fit for a human being
10 live in, let alone a woman, was the
sharp reply. 1t seems that the final
separation came at Bingham September
leading up to it, she said: well. sir. he
just packed UP his things and left. He
was very abusive but l did not order him
out as he says. There was no ordering
about it. he just left. / asked him to
stay, but he did not seem to think well
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-15

For chopped and cracked hands get De
Wits Witch Hazel Sdlve. Sold by Chas.
Van Dyke. 30 Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-15
QUICK DIVORCE WORK.
Judge Armstrong Makes a Record in
Two Gases.

1t took Judge George G. Armstrong just
minutes and 80 seconds to grant two
divorces yesterday afternoon. William T..
Sheriff was separated from Blanche Sher-
iff in 2 minutes and 30 seconds, while il
took Rebecca johnson but minutes TO
be freed from Peter Johnson
Sheriff was remarkably frank and in re-
ply to question if he knew why his wife
left him said. 4 suppose she left me be-
cause she liked some one else better"
The couple were married here June 10,
1904
Rebecca johnson says that in two years
she has received but $40 worth of provi-
sions from Peter Johnson and that he
treated her cruelty and was drunkard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-15

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup, the new
Laxative, stimulates. but does not irri-
tate. 1t is the best Laxative. GIIaran-
teed or your money back F. J. Hill
Drug Co, the never substitutcrs"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-15

as to what to say, she replied with even
more vigor: No ] know what to say
Nobody has to tell me-
The case was continued until December
"a in order to secure further evidence
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-15

The high-grade Anderson piano
stands among the first It's worth hear
ing; easy payments. n. Y. & Western
Piano CO., 81 Market street, near post
office
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-15
CONFERENCE is FINISHED
Reclamation Engineers Compliment
Press Reports of Meeting.

At the closing session of the recla-
nation engineers conference Friday
resolutions were unanimously adopted
expressing their hearty appreciation for
the excellent reports of the conference
which have appeared in the daily press
of Salt Lake City. Notwithstanding
the fact that most of the subjects
which were under discussion during the
conference were technical, the engi-
neers declared the newspapers handled
in appropriate manner the news fea-
lures of the conference.
The engineers departed yesterday for
their various headquarters throughout
the country, 10 resume their labors in
the field and office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-15
PILES CURED IN 6 TO "a DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed tt
cure any cese of Itching, Blind, Bleeding
of Protruding Piles in to IA days OF
money refunded b0c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-15

Give him" a WalkOver Shoe certifi-
cate for Christmas. See our windows.
III Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-15

Anticipate those MOUNTS Mince
Meat Christmas Pies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-15

Christmas Furs.-Buy right from the
manufacturer. Mehesy, the Furrier.
KnutsfOrd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-15
Didn't Keep Track.
Keep Attorneys Guessing.

81 could get along all right if he had
acted half decent. He abused me and /
could not endure it,"
You say he gambled- How do YOU
know It?" asked Mr.. Marks.
What do you consider knowledge, any,
way?" was the tart reply.
Little Margaret Greenhalgh, twelve
years old, proved a good witness for her
mother.
what did your father say when he
left?' she was asked.
81 won't tell" was the sharp reply,
which fairly floored Attorney Marks
Wien asked IL she had been coached by
her mother or Attorney Frank B. Scott,
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-02-10
ORGANIZE REALTY FIRM
Building to Be Erected as Office
 For F. x. Gowans G. Go.

A real estate and brokerage office will open in few days in Seward. A lease has been secured from T. H. Jeter of his property adjoining Clayson's on Fourth avenue, and an office build ing will be erected at once by Frank x. Gowans & Company, which will be the style of the new firm.
 This is one of the many signs show ing the progress of Seward in the real estate line. The completion of this building will make solid block from the Northern saloon to the railroad hospital.
 Already several important deals have been consummated by this firm, and they start out very auspiciously.
 F. M. Brown, a Valdez attorney, came over on the Bertha on business and returned on the same boat.
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young Edward Cudahy in the summer Of 1900. Young Cudahy was unable ,o identify him positively a, one of the gang. In the time chat has since elapsed Grove has greatly changed in appearance.
 Russian Police Chiefs niiied
 St. Petersburg, Feb. g. The chiefs of police at Penza and at Nu,ais were as,assinatcd last night. No details have been received. Baron Ferzcn was named today 10 succeed as com mander of the military forces al Vladivostok.
 Votes Sl39,OOO,OOO for Pensions
 Washington. D. C.. Feb. 9-The House today passed a pension apgro- priation bill carrying $l39,oO0,oOo.
 Swamped by Tidal Wave
 Panama, Feb. 5-An earthquake caused tidal wave on the coast of Colombia yesterday which completely wiped out the city of Ventura and de- stroved 5000 lives. All wires leading to the region of the tidal wave are down and details are difficult to obtain but it is reported that the disturbance extended down the coast of Ecuador as far as the river Guayas, and up that river thirty miles to the city of Guay- aquil. In thas case the disaster must have entailed the deaths of almost countless people.
 The wave is believed to have been caused by the explosion of a submarine volcano.
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RUSSIA REFUSES
 MONEY 10 JEWS
P0StmaSterS Under Instructions Decline to Cash Orders Sent
 From America

By Cable 60 Tnc Daily Gateway.
 Portland. Ore Feb. 9-Dr. Moses Sohn, a prominent Jewish rabbi. states that money orders which he sent to Russian Jews are being returned with the statement that the Russian post office officials refuse 70 cash them.
 This statement is corroborated by local post office officials who say they have been notified by the Russian post offices at which the orders were made payable that instructions had been given by the Russian govern ment to refuse to cash the orders.
 Russians Shot Without Trial
 St. Petersburg, Feb. 6-The mos, fearful slaughter since the days ofIyan the Terrible is now in progress through out Russia. In every province people are being shot without trial. The usual charge where it is desired to make example of revolutionists is that they are disseminating insurrectionary literature.
 In case where the municipal treasury had been robbed the people of the town were required to make good the deficit promptly or the town would be burned. The town of Gemel has been totally destroyed by fire and thousands of Jews murdered. The bodies of the dead were afterward burned in huge heaps. Similar scenes have occurred in other places.
 Bogus Emperor Run in
 Elizabeth Grad, Russia, Feb. 7-The bogus emperor and suite who have been stirring up the people in the Volga region, were arrested today. The pretender was dressed in purple and crimson of costly texture. In his train were three men who claimed to be ambassadors of foreign countries.
 Samuel Untermyer, noted corpor-
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IO unNelI FICaneY M0nlment

Washington, D. C., Feb. S-The army transport Sumner sailed this morning tor Cuba with 30 distinguished party who go to the island to witness the unveiling of a monument on the battle field of El Caney.
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SeaLtIe Gets C. [. ConYentlon

New York, Feb. s The executive committee of the Society of Christian Endeayor decided today to hold the biennial convention for 1907 in Seattle. The decision followed a lively contest in which Los Angeles and several other cities figured.
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Plan for lile Saving Ship

Seattle, Feb. S-Robert Moran of Moran Bros. Company, the shipbuild- CTS. today forwarded to Senator Piles a plan for life saving ship for coast use. One built in Seattle ha, been tried and was unaffected by the rolling of waves over it. It has a cable with am anchor 10 attach to wreck, sO that passengers can be carried in baskets along the cable from the ..--.-.L- L- -L-- -n..nnn shin
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Samuel Untermyer, noted corpor- ation lawyer of New York, says that great combinations of capital are un- wieldly and will gradually fall to to pieces of their own weight.
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To Abolish Japanese Tad

Washington, D. C., Feb. 7-Admiral Sands today ordered that the Japanese system of wrestling called judio, which has been in vogue for some time at the Annapolis naval academy be aboIiSh- ed in pursuance of a recommendation of the President to that effect. 1t is not considered that the Japanese sys- tenn of wrestling is preferable to the American.
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Asks Coast Road for Protection

Seattle, Feb. 6-The Chamber of Commerce today adopted a resolution asking the federal government to con-
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Earth1aake Jars Samoa

Tutuila, samoa, Feb. "A sharp shock of earthquake was felt here yesterday. For some time a volcano on the island of Savaii has been active and along the coast where fifteen Gathoms of water formerly existed a rugged cliff of lava stands above the surface.
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Young academy at Logan, Utah, was on the witness stand long time. He declared that the Mormon church i'm plants the seeds of treason in the oblig- tion taken by members, "You and each of you convenant to pray and never cease to pray God to ayenge the blood of the Prophet on this nation."
 Jap Officers in Seattle
 Seattle, Feb. S-Twelve officers of the Japanese navy arrived on the Shinano Maru this morning. They are on their way to England to take charge of two new battleships just completed there for the Japanese navy. The vessels are the Kashima and the Katuri.
 Challenger Crew Arrives
 Seattle, Feb. S-EIeven members of the crew of the bark Challcngerwhich burned and then was scuJtlod on the Japanese coast four monthsago, arrived this morning from Japan on the Shiuauo Maru.
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Local lawyers arc somewhat pug zled by the foregoing message. Al the mcseu, time am action ro" wages up to 5000 is within the jurisdiction ora U. <. commissioner, so the new measure, if correctly reported, con fers no advantage upon laboring men over Lhe present statute.
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Resumes Shoot Hearing

Washington, D. C., Feb. S-The Senate committee on elections resumed the Shoot hearing yesterday. Prof, Wolfe, a former teacher in Brigham
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Washington, D. C., Feb. In the Senate today claus. in the ship sub siJy bin nov.a.u- that Do yeSsa, should rac..ye subsidy for more than
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cag. ,lnalY Gnbs Up aeala

Seattle, Feb. [ Capt, John iLyay announced today that rhe Russian gov crumcut is about ,o grant g. franchise for his proposed railroad line to ho'.ug strait. lie states that he has completed aumclaI arrangements to construct lhr projected tunnel road under Bering strait and to build an American raii- road from the struj, through Alaska to Gysom, where it will connect with the Grand Trunk Pacific.
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Hee AlIcd ia Irlia Collision
D0lq6Il is two a1ois faster

Seattle, Feb. G-S.camcr Dolphin will be prepared Go resume her Alaska run April l. When she is converted into aa oil burner and overhuuled her speed will be increased two knots per uuuI.
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NO MOre LIeulenant-GeneraIs

Washington, D. C., Feb. S-Thearmy appropriation bill just introduced con- tain, a clause for the abolition of the rank of Acknowledgement. For several years the ranking officers of the army have arranged to hold this rank in turn for few months or weeks before retirement for age. which is placing a large number oi them ou the retired list with that rank and pay.
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Washington D. C., Feb. 5-ocnator Nelson introduced by request today a bill providing that am action ior wages in ruc sum of sI5O OF less in Alaska may be instituted before 8 U.S. com missioner.
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By cabIo to The Daily Gateway.
 Senator Heyblrn Has Appendicitis

Washington, D. C., Feb. 3-Senator Heyburn ot Idaho has appendicitis and it Is probable that am operation w'I be
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PI.as 70. .Il.al iNPoS.,i01

Seattle. .u.. II. committee ol ..,y .n. .... ....a .. direct the A.azNa- Yukon exposition which ], To be held |. ...s so.g u lHNt. ano the exposition company u.s been Incorporated. The ..mm.rge. today received an By.ta.'oo |. #-.. .u. Jamestown, Virginia.
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Jglfr.es Way fight ;0ail
BlIIooa Crosses E0gIish Channel

London, Feb 6-A balloon sent out by au ayrop1aua club yesterday safely crossed thc English channel and sailed twenty-five miles into France from the shore.
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CaiiOrniaus Knock Seattle

Washington, D. C., Feb. 6-At a hearing before the House judiciary committee upon the bin to have Alas ka eases in the circuit court of appeals heard in Seattle instead of in San Francisco, a delegation of Caliiornians made the statement that san Francisco has more business with Alaska than Seattle. Congressman Humphrey of Washington will dle statistics to prove the contrary.
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Four Monthly haiIs to Valdez

Washington, D. C., Feb. GA con tract has been made with the North western Steamship Company to carry four mails per month from Seattle to Valdez. The four-year contract calls for s57, ,60O.
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Omaha, Feb. 9-Pat Grove is on trial upon the charge of Kidnapping
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TalaoI Copper River Road

San Eraue.-c.. .... .. !. is auuouue- oa uere that I...W... Morgan, '. D. Haremeyer and ... Gug euaumers have formed go ,gu...a.. 10 u.Il .h. Copper River au. Northwestern vi- road from Valdez .Il...s Go the inc terior of Alaska.
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Portland Sails Under Own Steam

Seattle, Feb. S-The steamer Port land is on the way to Seattle under her own steam. The news was brought by the Faral,on yesterday evening.
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To Vote on Hepburn Rate Blll

Washington, D. C., Feb. S-The House will vote this afternoon on the Hepburn railroad rate bill. A hard fight is anticipated and the vote will be close.
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Foreigners in China Scared

Hong Kong, Feb. 5-Foreigners at Canton are appreheusive. Residents there and Rev. NIr. Beatty, % mission ary at Fati whose mission was footed a few days ago, have appealed for the protection of an Americana or European
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-02-10
20 Baild from Denver to Seattle

Denver. Feb. 6-The Denver, Yellow stone N Colorado Railroad Company today filed a mortgage for $500, ,OOO to secure bonds to raise funds for building
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Presents for Miss Roosevelt

Washington, D. C., Feb. S-Miss Alice Roosevelt has just received as a wedding gift from the French govern ment a magnificent GobeIin tapestry carrying the figure of Justice. The President has advised foreign govern ments that it will be agreeable if they will not send expressive gifts. Cuba has sent a collar of pearls, which is now on the way.
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To Baaasc, Gvssa9r Ha.rrs

Seattle, t.u. a .a. Alaska e.u. .7 arru -iu- fora banquet an. reception Co Gov. -e.ua.- u. .us.u territory. who vii. arr.. her. soon .o pas....- pate in tae yuua...u. 0. plans .1r the -ku-Tusur exposition .m |
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Steamer Santa Ana Sails

Seattle, Feb. 7-Steamer Santa Ana sailed for Seward last night by way of the inside passage, leaving hundreds oi tons of freight upon the docks, while much larger consignments were not taken from the wholesale houses be- cause of notice that they could not be carried.
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POsloiHcc al GdNona

Washington, D. C.. Feb, "A new p5stodice was established today al Gakoua, thirty miles from Copper Gen. ter. Alaska and George Rorer was appointed postmaster.
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TWO More Boats For Rome

Proposes to Amend tiaIiag Law
 Washington D. c., Feb. I-Prcsi- dent Roosevelt recommend, to Con- gress an amendment of the form of thc present haziug law. Unless il is changed the secretary of the navy vii, be forced ,o dismiss tnWty-three more cadets in addition Co eight already nXnuLLnN.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-08-03

The Walk Over Shoe at the Brown
Hart Co. 1-ti
James Young will leave in few days
for Salt Lake.
Fruit Jars Of all kinds at lowest prices
at the Brown Hart Co. l-tf
Try the Darlington Creamery Butter,
for sale at Kinney Bros. 52tf
The old shoes are easiest. Kinney re-
pairs them on Bridge street.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. e. M. Kennedy
on the Both Of July. a baby girl.
Dows Smith and Tom Wasley are
camping this week in Wolverine.
j. w. Ezell has bought the dwelling
recently occupied by WE. Smith.
just received. A nice fresh line OF all
kinds Of crackers and fancy cookies.
52tf Kinney Bros.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-08-03
Fine baled hay at Biethan's

x h I V :
Fine baled hay at Biethan's 45-t,
Notary Public at the Standrod Bank
Alex. Younie is back from trip t.
I, Canada.
D. r.. Jones was out in Custer count,
last week
Charlie Fisher is back from fishing
trip up north.
G. W. Bergman was in Mackay Mon.
day and Tuesday.
Mrs. Sam Wileford is back from
visit in the Middle States.
Dan Cutting returned from fishing
trip on Lost River, Saturday.
MRS. NJ s. Walsh does first class dress
making at room Younie Block. 81
Mrs. Geo. Penrod, of Pocatello, is visit
ing Mrs. Geo A. Robert this week.
A big shipment Of "walk-over" shoes
just arrived at the Brown-Hart Co. s.
In fruit time use good Fruit Jars,
such as the Brown Hart Co. sells l-tf
just weeks fishing, then I'll be back
for business. Glanville, the Photographer.
GIRL WANTED. For general homework
Call on or address j. !. Stewart Blackfoot. etf
Mrs. |. N. Morris and daughters left
Wednesday for their new home at Milton
Oregon
A good fruit jar at low price is OBJ.
tainable in this city, Just see the Brown
Hart Co. 1-tf
When preparing for picnic don't for
get Kinney Bros canned meats and bot
tied goods, 43tf
When YOU want young chickens to fry
ring John Oborn. phone II, and have
them delivered. tt
III. w. Curtis and daughters, Lulu and
Sadie, have returned from pleasant
visit to Salt Lake
Miss Julia Anderson and Miss Alice
Beach went to Pocatello Tuesday to at
tend the summer school.
FOR SALE A good awning Is feet
long and suitable for window IA feet
high. Inquire at this office
TO my patrons have gone on one
weeks vacation, Don't get impatient
''lanville, the Photographers.
C.E. Kinney & Sons Co Ltd, always
have a full line Of groceries, at lowest
prices C.E Kinney & Sons Aft
HOUSES FOR RENT One we'll ar
ranged eight-room house in best resi-
!. .dcnce part of town. ! L. M. CAPps. A If
MONEY TO LOAN At per cent.
Plenty Of il. Blackfoot Real Estate Go.
eeAhem sure if you wish to borrow. Att
Sam Cottrell and his son S. II. Cottrell
have been taken to Boise to the peni-
tertiary for horse stealing in Bannock
county.
CT. M ,iden has again engaged in
dealing III live stock, and has severed
his relations with the Idaho Realty Com
pany so he can devote all his time to
this business.
DO not bay lands without an abstract
Of title. Be sure your titleis good before
paying your money. Cali on W. H.
.Stufflebeam, in the Turf Exchange build
ing. for your abstract. 3tf
Arthur Rails of Mackay and Miss Eicle
Goodman Of Missouri were married at
the parsonage last Friday morning by !
Rev Haley. Miss Goodman came here
frotH Missouri to meet Mr.. Rails who
left Missouri over year ago.
Whose hat is this" is easily settled
by looking at the large picture in the
lining or crown of the hat. Glanvllle,
the photographer, has the process by
which it is done and can fix it SO you will I
be looking atyourself when you pick up
your hat 80
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Horses Lost.

One large bay gelding with small
white spot in the forehead. No brand.
Also one small buckskin horse branded
with heart on left stife Finder please
notify Mrs. j. P. Spalding, Challis, Ida.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-08-03
Summer Tourists Excursions to San
Francisco and Los Angeles

To San Francisco and return. via $. p. &
Ogden =. ..,.,.,......, Il, say 70
To San Francisco, via $. p. & Ogden, and
returning via Portland. .-.4...... 81 20
To Los Angeles and return. via, Ogden 4
8. p. or one way, via San Pedro line.
either going or returning ........,... 81 70
To Los Angeles and return. via San
Pedro, IN both directions. ]. .....s... 40 70
To Los Angeles and return via Ogden 4
v SIP, one way via Portland, either go
Ing or returning ...... ......... Gt 20
Tickets on sale June to Sept. 10, 1906 Linz
tied returning October g. Stopovers are al
lowed In both directions,
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Land for Sale

Aquarter, section of land, with water right
near Moreland, for sale cheap. II Is IN see. 4.
tp. 2 south, range IS fast Inquire OF Dick
billiard. Blackf OF.
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EAGLES CONVENTION. MILWAUKEE
One fare for Round trip plus $780, Date Of
sale August 9th return trip from Milwaukee
must be commenced not later than Aug. 70.
Same rates made 70 Chicago.
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D. 4. BIETHAN.
UNDERTAKING and FUNERAL
DlREcTlNG.

Years of Experience Insures Proper
and Confederate Attention. Embaiming
Carefully Attended To.