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Williams news., 1906-12-22
The. -Apostate's Greed

I believe in gold, the dollar almighty, maker of heaven on earth, and in legal trusts, the natural issue thereof, which were conceived by philantbropists, borne hy a patient people, suffered to exist by a loot-loving legislature. defended, extolled and worshipped; ; they descended into the depths of extortion, but rose upon the wings of legal justification. and sit upon the right hand of the government, from whence they may expect no molestation, even forever.
 I believe in the power of graft, the reduction of natural wonders to commercial utility, the unlimit ed advance in the price of necessi ties. and in the healthy develop ment of the strife now existing be- tween the classes and asses to a feud everlasting. Life.
Williams news., 1906-12-22

This poem is unknown, but a Kansas paper vouches for its ex- cellence: ''The rose that smells the sweetest is the first to fade. The boy who runs the fastest is the one to soonest jade. The brightest of the evening has the 'gloomirst dawns. The man who buys the biggest yards must cut the biggest lawns. The apple tha. is the big gest has the fattest worm of all. The fellow who gets on in life is sure to have fall. The soup that looks the dearest is the first to show the flies. The fellow who would sell the goods must adver- tise. The hen that lays the largest egg will be the first to set. And things we always banker for are the Hast we get. The simplest way is always best. yet we pass it by, to dabble with the tinsled things that fool and catch the eye.
Williams news., 1906-12-22

N. s. Wilson and R. Fl. Cameron came down from the Tawa Develop ment Company mines, east of Blackberry, Wednesday night, last week, and are attending to busi ness.in town. They report matters at the mine progressing nicely and that the mines are proving up well. -Kingman Miner.
Williams news., 1906-12-22
Letter List.

The inliuwing is the list q. letters reinaniug uncalled for at the uostoftit N l.ams. Ari. zona. for the week ending Dec. 2. 1916 These letters will he sent tie dead letter nffiee Jan. 19 l9h7. if not called {, before aat time: Anderson, E L Smyth, Ed
 Baker c Smartzman, Mrs M (2) Davenport. Miss Rose Smith, Miss Maude Fuller, Mrs. Marian Stephenson. Arthur Johnson C Aragon Abel
 Jones, Lea Lopez, Niebes
 Kilgore, J Maxwell, Michael Mahoney, Miss Celicia
 Persons calling tor the above letters should say sssdvertised.- F. w. SMITH, ~ Postmaster.
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"A. E. Church Notes.

Sunday school at 10 am. Preaching service at Il am. Junior Epworth League at 2:3O p. m
 Epworth League at 6:3O pm. Evening service at 1:3O. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 P m
 A cordial invitation is extended to all
 DAVID RORERTs. Pastor.
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Notice
To Whom It May Concern:

To Whom It May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that l, the undersigned, have leased my former livery and feed able to J. H. Atwood, and sold to him my teams and wagons connected herewith, and have also transferred and turned over to him all my water business in the town of Williams; all bills for water since December 1st, 1906. are to be paid to said Atwood, who will receipt for the same Geo. Greenwald will collect and receipt for my outstanding bills.
 Dated December 3rd. 1906. 12 St. MARTIN BUGGELN.
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How to Send Christmas Presents
Here are few suggestions about

Here are few suggestions about sending Christmas presents that are worth knowing:
 In sending Christmas presents you should pack well, wrap securely and plainly address it with ink. The name and address of the sender should be placed on the package, so if it is undeliver- able or the addressee cannot be found, it will be returned to the sender if the article is first class. without additional postage; and if it be second, third or fourth class. the sender will be notified by the post master from the city in which the parcel is. and the postage can be sent for it. By doing this it would save many Christmas presents being sent to the dead letter office at Washington.
 It is permissible to put in a package Greelings'' "M.rry Christ mas" ard a Happy New Year." and if several articles are in the package and they are intended for different persons of the family, the name may be put on the article for whom it is intended, as well as the name and address of the sender and still it will not be chased as first class mail, but may be sent as merchandise.
 The register fee is eight cents for each seperate letter or parcel in addition to postage, both to be fully prepaid with postage stamps attached to letter or parcal.-Ex
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Holiday Goods at One Half Price

Commencing Monday, Dec. 24th, at 2 D m, 1 will sell'the entire re- mainder of my holiday goods at 50 cents on the dollar. This offer holds good until January 1st. at noon. Don't miss the bargains.
 Jog JOHNSTON
Williams news., 1906-12-22
"My Wife's Family" has enga ged

"My Wife's Family" has engag ged quarters at the opera house for the evening of Dec. 29th, and gives notice that from first to last there is to be something doing" Have you ever met My Wife's Family?" If not, your education has been neglected. It's mostly girl, and good to look at. Musical farce, says one fellow, but he's prosaic guy. It's like calling the earth a rounded sphere. My Wife's Fam ily." as all can testify who saw it last season, is a conglomeration of fun, frolic, beauty, music, laughter and grace, expounded by the liveliest bunch of femininity and several men, you ever Saw.
Williams news., 1906-12-22
For Rent

One nicely furnished room for gentleman Enquire at this office,
Williams news., 1906-12-22
HORSES and CARRIAGES

HEAVY HAULING; See ED HOFtMEYER. or Zone numI'er z or 60 128tf
Williams news., 1906-12-22

samE WILLIAMS sse a-- AERIE. F. o. E..
 No. 751, Meetings for the month of December will be held on the l1th and 18th. Visiting brethren cordially invited. L. S. Williams, W. P.
 J. D. kaudebaugh, WV. P. J. H. Atwood, W. Sec.
 Jacob Salzman. w. Treas.
Williams news., 1906-12-22

x. N. sTEEvEs M
 ATTORNEY AT LAW Will Practice in all Courts of the rerritory Also Before the Land Department. WILLIAMS. ARIZONA
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COTTON MATTER

The original is in possession of he Massachusetts historical society.
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CREDITORS OF BON|
WORRYING COUNTESS
Claim Is Made That Her NotOrI-
Gus Extravagances Make Her
Equally Responsible.

PARIS Dec. l6.-Creditors of Count
aoni de Castellane. realizing tha' 'he
s,,,arce has left him practically penniless'
,-, waking tremendous onslaught upon
Tho late Countess and are disposed TO mona
her responsible for the debts
They are bothering her IN all OF ."e
i,,Ie WAYS which the law permits uHuer
those circumstances.
In one of the recent snits proueh.
tho creditors, Maitre Mlllerand poi5i' pB Z "a u
o,'J ,bst Inc Countess was benehtted as
well as her husband by the laNlsl l,'"s
ni6cence OF the Caslelane household or 9i
which he drew an amusing picture M
Paris knew the powdered lacRefs Wiz VIZ
used TO line the great staircase oI' "a as !
of recention and the gold-laced porteIe {
wbo stood as ssntinels before thelr man
sion in the Avenue MalaEoH he ST -
coacb In which the couple In the DAYS OF
their splcndor drove from the ranWaiiS
station 10 their chateau Is sun tne .',n
of ueasants in the surrounding couuNt
| The ceiling alone OF the bedroom IN VIII.
| the Countess still sleeps. ne polnteo, go 20
| cost $3.50. 900. and its furnishings cow
| 900. s.d che
| u,as iusi as extravagant as her huenahtuI u
| and ought 10 be held Jointly responsiio.s
! with him In The eyes Of the law. MAIL MAIL
| Jacobson. pleading for the Zeigler creu
| ;tore declared that when the 1oun
| yas driven to despair by his credllois :
| e. was NJ Zeigler who came TO the !escu'
| again and again and paid the dehIs 4"
| the couple and the Countess couiu 'o
4 now be absolved from all respohsio''t's'
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RIEGER & LINDLEY,
distributors, Salt Lake.
eight visitors present and all were given

eight visitors present and all were given
a most hearty welcome.
Excelsior camp No l0So2 held its sec
ond meeting In their new location in
the old Masonic hall, corner OF West
Temple and Second South streets. last
Monday. The annual election of officers
has just been held and the following
Neighbors selected to look after the well
fare OF the camp for the coming year:
John T. Kluge. consul: Frank Eastlake.
advisor; J. H Mdgley, banker. DR., j..
W. Erwin clerk; Chas. Fowler. escort:
Harry w. Parker. watchman; a. D. Nc
CURE. manager. three year term, Drs.
J. s. Townsend and Fl. p. Sprague1 eX-
amining physicians.
The present year has been the most
prosperous of any for Excelsior camp.
The degree team Of Foresters Will be
equipped with new uniforms In few
weeks.
Silver Maple circle No. l0s held its
regular meeting In |. o O. +. hall Fri
day. Georgie Prince In the chair. Wis
iting Neighbors from Colorado. Eureka
and Salt Lake circle were present Spe-
cial Organizer Ella NJ. Porter gave a
very interesting talk ON our coming COM
paign. Several cards for membership
were read and accepted. Past Guardian
Neghbor Mollie O.. Schonert entertained
the captain and guards at her homo on
Thursday evening. The house was beau
tlfully decorated with the circle colors.
The evening was spent with music and
games and dancing AT n late hour an
elaborate lunch was served. All went
home rejoicing, with doll for souve-
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Fraternal Union of America.

Evergreen lodge No. l51 will hold no
meeting until Dec. 81, when there will
he a special meeting OF great lmpor-
tance Last Monday evening grand
card social was given to the membership
and friends. The beautiful hall was
crowded with merry card players VINO,
after playing seven games, were served
with coffee and other refreshments. The
first prizes were won by Mrs. Smithers
and Mr. Stevenson. The social was a
success in every sense and everybody en-
loved themselves exceedingly. On account
OF tn date of the next meeting falling on
Christmas eve there Will be no meet
ing until Dec, 81. when two candidates
will be initiated. and important in
structions Will be presented concerning
the new rates and policies. Low rate OF
initiation viii positively close on Dec.
"a All applications under the low rate
must he in the hands OF the secretary
not later than that date.
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The Fraternal Brotherhood.

Salt Lake lodge No. lS7 met In its
new quarters in the old Masonic hall,
Wednesday evening, Dec. IL, After the
annual election OF officers for the com
ing year which was merrty rushed
through with, to the satisfaction OF every
member present. n splendid musical pro-
gramme was rendered.
Two new applications for membership
were received and favoraby passed upon,
and one member was obligated. In place
OF being put through the regular work,
TO give time TO do justice to the re-
freshments which were served In the
banquet hall.
Thirty members were present. includ =
ing several visitors from the Sego Lily
lodge, and everyone expressed themselves
as having spent an enjoyable evening as
they were waiting for the last car home.
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Weather Record.

Yesterdays record at the local office Of
the weather bureau for the twenty-four
hours ending at p. m;
Maximum temperature, 80 degrees:
minimum temperature. % degrees; mean
temperature. 81 degrees, which is de-
grees below normal.
Accumulated excess of temperature
since the first cf the month. 81 degrees.
Accumulated deficiency OF temperature
since January ], 116 degrees.
Relative humidity at p. m. a. per
cent.
Total precipitation from p. m. 10 6
n. m. 05 OF an inch.
Accumulated excess Of precipitation
since the first Of the month. .O2 OF an
inch.
Accumulated excess OF precipitation
since January |. 5.35 inches.
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MaccaheeS.

Lillian Holllster hive No. Il was en-
tertained AZ the home OF Mrs. Holden
last Tuesday evening. The regular re-
View viii be held Tuesday evening, Dec
IS.
Banner hive will hold n regular meet
ing on Tuesday afternoon nj 2;3O, At
an election OF officers Dec. the follow
ing were chosen for the ensuing year
Past Commander Lady Boyes; Comman-
der Lady Dubel; Lieut., Commander
Lady Darrah Record Keeper, Lady
Trutt. Finance Keeper, Lady Hickey:
Chaplain Lady Heystek. Sergeant, Lady
Rouse; Mistress alarms. Lady Law
renee: Sentinel Lady Yates; Picket,
There will be regular review OF Salt
ing Dec. II. at Odd Fellows hall. and all
LADY Bees are requested TO attend the
meeting. as this Will be the last meeting
this
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Modern Woodmen,

Camp l00fI of the above held one Of
their most memorable meetings on Fri
day evening last. 1t was the occasion
Of n big class adoption. eight candidates
being Initiated out OF a class of twenty
eight. the others will be taken I'm sec
,ions every Friday evening There was a
racnrd attendance. every availab bic space
beIne occupied. Refreshments were gen
erouslv provided by Venerable Counsel
Wetenksmp Captain Weber and his
,nam added 10 the enjoyment of the
syenIug by giving an exhibition drill.
some new movements were executed IN
srIandId style and were loudly ap-
tanded nv the Neghbors There were
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TIME TABLE
IN EFFECT
|E|saIs|
NOVEMBER 10. 1905.

No; 4.I-From Ogden, Chicago.
City and Denver .......... 5:ls a. n
No s-From Ogden, Portland.
Butte and San Francisco. bi3O a. n
No. 6--From Ogden and inter
No 12-From Ogden. Cache
Valley. Malad Park City and
intermediate points HAS a. m.
No. 1s-From Chicago, Omaha.
Ogden and other ponts -. e;26 p N.
No. From Ogden and snn
No io~From ogden, Logan.
Butte. Portland and San
francisco ..-.--...-.s 1880 p "a.
DEPART.
No. 5-For Ogden. Omaha. Chi
esso. Denver, Kansas City,
ST. Louis and Park City. 7.1o q. n.
No, For Ogden, Logan.
Portland, Butte, San Fran-
cisco and intermediate
No For ogden, Omaha. Chi.
cago, Denver, Kansas City,
st. Louis and San Fran
No. i1-For Ogden, Cache
Valley, Mnad. Echo and
No. I7-For Ogden. Omaha.
Chicago and other points. 5:55 p. m.
No: 2-For Ogden, Denver
Louis and Chicago -. e;o5 p, m.
No. 9-For Ogden, Butte, Hell
ens. Portland. Ely. New, San
Francisco and intermediate
D. E. BURLEY. &. P. A.
D. S. SPENCER, A. G. P. A.
City Ticket Ofhce, 2o1 Main street
Telephone $50.
Sote.--The train numbers shown above ara
apply TO the Southern Pacific west OF Ogden
or tho Union Pacific east thereof.
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caamberlain's Cough Rem

cay
other medicine manufac.
~ received 80 much praise
y expressions Of gratitude
Cough Remedy. 1t is
~ prompt relief follows it's
u parents everywhere do
40 'estify to its merits for
u others. 1t is a certain
p and will prevent the at
AZ the first appearance of
~ Is especially adapted to
Id. IS pleasant TO take and
'ng injurious. Mr.. e. A.
well-known resident and
wore of Mr.. E. Lock, of
J, o,ony, South Africa, says,
Ohambcrlain's Cough
'sfd of Group and colds in
"a found !, it to be very sat.
A a., y gives me pleasure tc
6.l. for sale by all lead
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Ipfy Over Rebels.

", Dec. lS.-Col. Sorrano
lne government that he at
s,e rebels and won A splen-
after the fghting at Pa
t,hmenl forces marched 10
~ ri Santa Rosa. No de-
y at the latter place have
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|''|jV1 MUCH
pt!Q|J FEW DAYS
~ Making Ready to
fa thursday Next
SUI lhs Holidays
AIpTANT MATTERS
h R CONSIDERATION
|EEl sncy Bill, Which
,o Nov Roach
This Week.

Dec. l6.-Both
will adjourn Thurs
Christmas holidays,
should change the
.ofed by the House,
halle. The resolution
rbich was sent over by
rot been taken up in
4 will probably re-
,bere Tuesday, A meet
y Committee on Appro-
.su called for Tuesday
- is fittle doubt that
<;Il be reported back
by the Senate early in
..,Iution calls for the re-
ivo bodies THURSDAY,
kprs is some disposition
n extend the time un
y Monday, but 1t does
Iable that this will be
q, laid out a somewhat
nmme for the time be-
q adjournment, but lit
been given to any ar
siness for the Senate.
4 for the Week.
T. Monday will be de-
federation of bills un-
|roviding for the suspen-
|ss and the rest Of the
iyen to legislation per
|istrict of Columbia and
LING appropriations for
4 Indian affairs. There
thirty bills on the Dis
sbich Mr.. Babcock, the
a District committee, is
4 have passed, and the
Rules has promised him
for their consideration.
/ be a strenuous effort
4 on the Indian appro-
Ia Chairman Sherman of
suittee is very hopeful
lbst direction, If there
Ilsft the omnibus claims
len up.
ip6cieucv appropriation
ia the House, Saturday,
receive the sanction of
he the holiday adjourn
IA sent to committee on
he Senate Monday, and
h is expected.
I'D Law Urgent.
/ in the bill looking to
|nlo effect of the pure
rsrded by both the Sen
House as really urgent,
only expected that the
b it, but that it will
|fly enough in the week
i The House in time to
/ to take action before
B on Thursday upon any
|hieh the Senate may
ssible that the provision
~ bill to meet the ex
aiervention of this coun-
II provoke some debate,
The bill is expected to
+ brief consideration.
q possibility OF speeches
and Genrin on
Il resolutions providing q
ltion Of the lumber trust
into the japanese stu
lie il is known that both
Tsparlng to discuss their
ltms qnite probable that
'onc their remarks until
avs. Indeed, there Is q
bon in the Senate to de-
consideration of impor'
until Sanuary. The
| the negro troops 0ues'
ther general legislation
ions noted, will he thus
81 attaches in both
various presidential mes
is understood will he
= during the week. The
e, detailing the PTesi.
lions on his recent visit
ne and outlining his rec.
ccncerning the works
'isd today, but for the
.eeive no attention be
! rcading. The same may
four or hye other com
nich the President ha'
No vracG
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ID Case Up Soon.

~ Dec l6,-Argunicnts In
Of W, r. Hearst to Attor-
apyer for leave 10 institute
nature nf quo warranto
alnst Mayor Mcclellan %
VIII he made before the
gon OF the Supreme court
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If You Have Determined

To give him something useful and want
the best in mems furnishings or hats,
we have vt.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
l6G Main ST
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Degree of Pocahontas,

Wanita council No l Will hold It's reg
ular weekly meeting next wednesday,
night. Dec. 10. at lis South Nam
street All members are requested tc
attend.
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Odd Fellows.

Canton Colfax. Patriarchs Militant.
conferred the P. M. degree on two
candidates last Saturday night. and
the following officers were elected. c. e.
Steel commandant, J. NJ, Collins. lieuten-
ant; s. w. Hutchings ensign; Capt. c, Q.
Farnsworth. clerk; Capt. l. ], Strayer &C
countant There is a growing interest
manifested in the canton, as noted by
the number of new members and the
prospect OF n largely increased number
the coming year,
OuuIrrh encampnnent No. on Tuesday
night OF last week elected the following
officers to serve the ensuing term: j. w.
Erwin, chief patriarch; II. j. Wilson, SEN
Tor warden: c. o. Farnsworth. scribe
T. j Thomas, treasurer; j. F. w Luce.
Junior warden The lodge also conferred
the royal purple on two candidates, with
other applications TO be reported.
Golden Rule encampmep/ No. has a
REGULAR meeting tomorrow night.
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! .Saii'tmas Flowers
Rsadt. i. The ds Flower Shop under
", o. Republic Geo, j.
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VETERANS ENJOY
SOCIAL SESSION
Comrades of George R. Maxwell
Post Entertain Friends
Royalty.
CHARMING PROGRAMME
ELEGANTLY RENDERED
Preparations Now Being Made
for Public Installation of
Regular Officers.

The he open meeting and social of George
r. r; Maxwell a post No s. 6. a R.. at their
hall IN !. O. o. F. temple, Market street,
voted decided success. The object for
which the social was given was fully
realized The attendance was large and
10 add 10 the success and pleasure OF the
occasion, quite number OF strangers put
IN an appearance. Comrades OF the
g. A. R. came from outside towns. 1t
Is source OF pleasure for old soldiers
quainted with each other and TO learn of
each others circumstances, The George
100 membership mark. General order
NO. 3. Department of Utah, is of great
interest to every comrade, and post,
corps and circle are equally interested,
and will doubtless use every effort TO
swell their memberships.
Commander In CHIEF R. B. Brown. in
general order No. 4. urges 1t upon every
comrade. as personal duty, to per
suade all old soldiers of the Civil war TO
become members of n post, The follow
ing programme was rendered
Song. America, all standing
Recltatlon .s,...>-.',:... MISS Reoman
Heading OF order. comrade Alfred Kent
Recitation. Comradee. L. B, Shepherd
Piano duet e,....-,.',.. Misses Redman
Piano solo Son OF Comrade Thos Harris
Preparations are being made for a pub
lie installation OF post and corps officers
for the next ensuing year. More definite
notice will be given as to date. Comrade
r. C. Sleater A A. G.. of the depart
ment, made a short but interesting talk.
The veterans will have fine time at
the campfire OF Mexican post and corps
on next Saturday night. The committee
of arrangements will give an excellent
programme. Therefore all should be in
attendance
George r. Maxwell Womens Relief
corps will hold its regular. meeting on
Wednesday afternoon at 230 o'clock.
Every member is requested TO be pres
ent. Visiting sisters made welcome.
Mrs. Hines will entertain the friends
and ladies of the J. 3. Mexican Women s
Relief corps at her home, 266 d street,
on Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Rice, Mrs.
Farrell. Mrs. Warhurst and Mrs. Weld
ner will assist Mrs, Hines.
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Daily Reporter Co. Printers,
Have moved to 66 W. End So. 81
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NEED OF a sPgc1ALIsT WILL GALL c
DOCTOR BILLS TO PAF
SALT LAKE CITY.