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Steamboats,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day IN the year from foot OF 7th
- 81 for Fort Monroe. Norfolk. Newport
News and ali points south, BY the su-
perb. powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News" Norfolk" and
Washington
I.y WashiEg ton. 8 30 PM ". Portsmouth s nm
Isv. Alexandra. = 90 PM ". Norfolk $500 ON
Ar. IT Monroe. Z 90 am. ~. Fl. Monroe T nm
Ar Norfolk. $50 ami Ar Alexandra 40 IN
Ar. POTtsmouth.6;0o am Ar. Washington Z am
RH-Through connection made at Nor
folk with steamers OF Cd Dominion
Steamship Co for New York. and Mer-
- chants and Miners Steamships Tor Bos-
ton.
"a For further information apply ~
general ticket Office. 705 18th St. Col
- Orado Building telephone Msln-22s0l
lth ST. wharf ttelephone Main 37soj.
JNO CALLAHAN
I'd v Pres & Gen. Mgr
". Il. CALLAHAN. Gen. Pass. Agt.
sei2-tf
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OFFICE. Commissioners District Of Columbia
Washington. ID. G, Jan II iSJ5.-SEAI.ED
PROPOSALS. viii be received at this ofTice
until l. n. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY g.
1907. Tor furnishing east-iron water pipe spe-
cials. Forms, specifications. and necessary
information may be obtained at ROOM az
District building Washington, ID. c. HENRY
=. r. MCFARLAND. HENRY i. WEST
JOHN BiDDLEs Commissioners. D. c.
iaIS-6t
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING OFFICER. u.
> SOLDIERS HOME, Washington, d. C.
January n 1897. Sealed proposals viii bs
received here until O'CLOCK p NJ
FEBRO AIRY T. 1877. ana then publicly opened
for furnishing the necessary plant and Ia bor
and part OF the materials, FOR setting strue-
tursli steel, FOR reinforced concrete work.
setting marble and granite. laying bricks,
and setting terra-cotta. FOR mess hall and
d0unitoTy building. al the L. 5. Soldiers
Home Washington ID. q. JOHN STEPHEN
SEWELI-. Capt. Engrs.. Constructing Officer
jan. p .. "a fell
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Railroads.
RALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

DHL iWOnE q OEliQ n. IL
LEAVE STATION. ks~ Jersey ave AID { -
EOkAL BLOE LINZ.
Every Other HOsT ca The Cd Hour
10 PHILADELfhl A AND SEW YORK.
kEW TERMINAL. - So. NEW YORK.
40 a-In.-Diners Pullman FarlOr.
fs:69 a-n.-Bu1st FarioT. lar. Train.
IS ~ a-m--Diner ana Pullman FaziUF Car.
fII.o0 am.-Diner ana Pullman Earlor car.
sl.08 R.m.-DiusF aad FaIllsan Parias Car.
sasg8 p-m.-''Foyal Limited All PulIInans
fs,0o 3 m--Coaches q PhilzGelpaia.
= 20 p.m--DlneT and Pullman farisr.
$50 p.m--CoaeHss 70 Philadelphia
Ell - g-u4--AleePera.
s351 9.m--slesPsrs
.ATLANTIG CRY. t7'0o. 30. fII.o0 =. a..
EyEfiY HOUR on THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS, A N TO p. II.
TO BALliAORE.
E.98. go, so. 90 Al "a a. M. 1870 noon.
n * 100. z.oy. 200. 80. 400 AS. 500. 5.03
%. 600. $40 ss5g s,5o 40. %. %. iO:gs.
sund1yI. 80. 100. 10. so. go. 300.
Il 20 Ia; 20. lis. ssoo. SO 300. 5-ss s.5o.
sec. l0.U1, lV--s, HID. u. >. "a
WESTWARD
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. 'lsz p RI.
cINcINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. ~s-S3 a. r. s4-eS y. u. siz:+5 night.
PITIsBUR0. ia ,. M, ale y a.. ~ 81
CLEVELAND. 80 , N. COLUMBUS.
= - y. "A.
WHEELING. 's.9s a m. s5.ss p m
WINCHESTER. Is .25 an, T4;05. f5,00 pm.
ANNAPOLIS. week Gays. 500 a IA. l9.05
noon; 40 b.93 y. m. Sundays. s:sJ 4. N and
5-sQ o. n.
LURAY and ELJSTON. .4;05 p m.
FREDERICK. f1.z5. -'S-l5 a. H., 80.
HKGERsfoWN. ISIS =. m. ana f5.Os .. m.
BOYD and way poinfa. tx. 80 is a m,
az 20. Is 20, II =, s'l0IS. fl 40 ?. n.
0AITHERSBUEG and way points. fs.s5
ssssl5 . H.. TiZ:6a, -slsS9. 1852. .5.o5.
e a. fB.5o. ~. --i9:l5. fll.30 ,. ~.
WAEHISGTOE JUNCTION and way
points, u.s.. -.sslS q m.. '-i,59. f5-69
10 - .. M
sDsily. Except sunday 'aSundsys only.
Reservation Of Sleeping "a PaEl1F Car
space, rates % fare. etc. Wll be quickly fur
loving Ticket Ofneez; Isl7 . ST.. Teleph1ns
Main I5SIs sIs Pennsylyanis Ave. Telephons
Main 81; station, New JeTasy I've and g
s., Tickst once, Telephone East CS7. Inlor-
nation Bureau. East lzs. noe8-tr
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Automobiles.

HAVE YOUR automobile robes cleaned Wills
YOU wait or We will call for them con
GERS CARPET CLEANING WORKS. ed st
and New York ave. jaI. tn IN Su-a0t
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cossAcKs sABER DEAF MUTE.

81. PETERSBURG. Jan. Am aged
dear mute was sabred in front OF the
Imperial Bank OF St Petersburg b.
COssacks, who since the customs rob
berry. escort all treasure vans He had
failed TO hear their warning
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For Rent-ApartmentS.

FOR RENT-Duncan St, lust east Of Ten
Lesee ave ne. rooms ami hath. modern.
near cars. put IN hne shape. rents Sass each
Jag2-5t
S. TO ST. for two and three room apartments
in The Dorchester, corner 18th II. and Mary
land ave. sW.. handsome baths; steam hea 4
hot and cold water. ianitor service au5-tf
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DreSsmaking School.

PROF. LIVINGSTON.
New York Pattern Pariors, DressmakIng De-
signing Ladies' Tailoring and Sewing school
l21o q 81. suits cut basted. and made Pat
terms cut to order iaf5-tf
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II YOU ARR PUTTING MONEY
~ - ia a bank. sou look Tor The safest
az Institutions why not use The same
care when yuu deposit your VAL
uabies for q Loan we have a building aHtg
safes made for the purpose. All business
confidential Money loaned IN watches. dis-.
monds. ieWeiTy. etc. Interest three per cent
instead or ter
II. X. FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE.
Established $50 1Is Ninth street n W
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ICured NV
Rupture
4 VIII Show You How
To Cure Yours
FREE!

I was practically helpless and bed-Tidden for
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Vulnerable different kinds OF trusses and appli-
snces. some Of them were fortunes, some posi-
lively dangerous and none would hold the Tup-
tuTe in its proper place. The doctors told me
could not expect 10 have Il entirely healed unless
] would consent 10 a surgical operation ! fooled
them all, however and cured myself completely
aud permanently by simple method which I
discovered. Anyone can use IT, and i win gladly
send the cure free by mail 10 anyone who writes
for il. Fill out the coupon below and mail IL 70
me today. / viii send the cure BY return mail,
postpaid.
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THE PENHURsT. 4s II 81
n T.. ons-haif block from
Government Printing or
nee Apartments rooms:
steam heat and hot water.
G1O up.
THE RAYMOND. Gl4 Twen-
ty-second 81, ". W.-De-
voted entirely 20 three
room apartments having
buffet kitchens tiled
haths. private halls steam
heat ana hot water. All
outside rooms OF good
size. We'll arranged.
Price. SIS up.
SIXTH AND X SITS. Ne
rWo-story' mats, 'front.' ana
rear porchss; nice lawns.
heat and hot water sup
piled from one plant. Five
rooms and bath. SIS.
Apply W. z. CowEN.
ROOM /, BLISS BUILDING.
Phone East 1870. % B y. w.
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For Suburban.

COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.
Near BrooklHnd on Sergeant r0ad, IlIz acres
with 6-rDom dwelling and other uecezsaFv
buildings Apply 20
WILLIAM *. ELLIS. 90 Ilth "a. nv
ih2z-l0t
ONLY 81. 81 f1r one OF the finest homes IN
br'okl1ud. -. g.. new never occupied be-
fore. : rooms and bath; hot water heat. eel
Jar.
CoLLINs-GUERRY co. e4I 18th ST. NV
fa1I-gf
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HOTEL AND sANATORIUR
ATLANTIC CITY.
One Of the newest stone. brick. and steel
tuiidinEs with every comfort. always open
GlEays ready. ssUaya busy
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For Rent-Omces.

DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS ia the Evans
building, Isle 70 l4Z4 New York ave, Fent
very low. including heat. light. ana janitsF
service. JOHN q. EVANS. 1874 New York
ave nv. de3l-s1t
Sth 81 NV. 1a2l-5t
1872 NEW YORK AEE.-Isl and "a floor
rooms. suitable for real estate. dentists. etc
from g. 10 20.G0. situation unsurpassed.
KARRICk & AIETCAE.F
1920 NeW York Ave ~ " fa21-3t
FURNISHED OFFICE 70 sublsf ia the fore
noon or evening. ~ Bond building Apply
between 2 and E. des1-tt
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FOR SaIe-Suburban.

ONLY $50 PER ACRE FOR 10. and Is acre
lots, two car fares fFum anF point oI CAPITA
Traction X. r., seven miles from George
town AZ iugleside station, on the o. + O. o.
-. r. r. hne location. CLIFTON lAUGi1
LIN, fi5 18th ~. nw. ja5-59t
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For Rent-Flats.

BROOM FLAT sia75. 2f2s 4 81 NV
LOUIS +. SHOEMAKER. 1923 SD ST. nv.
ia.i-3t
FOR RENT-I22s ana 1229i r. ~ ne ave
rooms, bath. rent. SIS 90 VIII rent 10 de-
sirnDle colOFed family
F. = COLLINS co. dne) 1os 12h st. ns.
ja2o-st
FOR RENT-A desirable hVe-room fat la
the Berwick. Apply FLAT Q. sos i4ih 81.
nv. iaa0-et
FOR RENT-10as 6fh 81 ne, rooms bath.
gas range; reat si7- Key ar grocery. corner
6fh and l. SITS. ne.
F. s. COLLINS 90. dnel 7o2 18th 81. nw.
5azo-at
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NarIbOroA6J = BIeHUetm
GALEN HILL

JOSIAH WHITE a SONS
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For SaIe-Lots.

81 MONTH for ten months viii secure you
a beautiful lot best location. Address a.
once. BOX Zsz3. Station a.. jalz-tf
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For Sale
Business Property.
Lost.

LOsf-Sunday morning from al St ne
Boston bTindle dog; tag 2f5. Liberal reward
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LOST-Sai aTday night Jan. r. in s. Kann's
store. or between store and eth and u SITS
NV, black case containing sl3 In bills aad
some Of my cards Liberal reward. Finder
please address d. ANTON YOWELI. ut
Rainier, Nd. ja4l-3t
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-03
what TubereuIIn Ia.

Tuberculin Is the result OF many
experiments 10 obtain curative anti.
toxin. on serum, for tuberculosis Il Is
J product OF me growth Of the tuber.
lie organism In artificial cultures. saws
Farming, but Z Is perfectly harmless
product when properly used II viii
neither cure nor cause the disease to
spread in an affected animal; neither
will It lnjure a healthy one in any
way In skilled hands y Is almost in.
'allible and with ordinary Judgment
he errors are ?nly a few per cent. In
Pennsylvania 1000 animals that had
given characteristic reactions we're
slaughtered and examined aud the
'resence Of the disease was demon.
strated in all but eight
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-03

Sir Robert Furvis, addressing his
old constituents At Peterborough.
Eng In defenss Of an act Of psrls-
ment under whose operation some of
them had gone TO prison for a week.
said That, gentlemen, is the mar.
row OF the education act, and It will
not he taken out by DR.. Clifford or
anybody else. II is founded en- a
granite foundation and II speaks in a
voice not to be drowned by sectsrlan
clamor" In an address to Kaiser
wilhelm's father a Rhinelander mayor
said: mo Austria, no Prussia, one
only Germany. Such wee the words
the mouth Of your imperial majesty
has always had in IT'S eye"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-03

N'l' y iA'N i'iN'b AiNhNNi' hi'''
Quicl, Meal Ranges at Peoples
Coop.
Mr. and Mrs. Brecdford of salt
Lake City, spent the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smith.
Ebcn Speor came home from
Garland, whore hc is acting as
agent, to spend Christmas with his
parents at Lchi.
Mr.. and Mrs. J'J. McAffee Of
Salt Lake city spent a few days in
Lehi the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Earl.
Monday evening Edna Dorton
and sister Flossic gave a party TO
a number of their friends at their
home.
John Roloy of Idaho, a guest of
Mr.. ChcrringtOn, Is looking for a
place to make u new home. He
may buy here.
Mrs. Eva Jensen of Oakley and
her daughter Evaline of Salt Lake
and Frank Hawkins OF PaysOn have
been visiting with Mrs. G.. A..
Coates.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Steele enter.
tanned the 800 Club Friday
evening. Refreshments were
served and "A delightful time en-.
ioycd by all the guests.
Rodney Badger, Siuklcr Turner,
Samuel Hunter, Colley Turner
Carl Johnson of Holden, Utah,
spent two days in Lehi, guests of
j. r. Giles ON their way to Garfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McOmie of
Payette, Idaho, are spending the
holidays in Lehi visiting with rela-
tivcs and friends. They are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. $. l.. Wells.
We have few ladies coats left
that We are selling at twenty-five
per cent discount. Peoples Co op. =
\ Lehi correspondent to one of
the Salt Lake papers gives rs news
that in the near future the following
couples will marry: Della Coates
and Robt. Fox, Violet Taylor and
Dolph Wing, Rose Peterson and
Morgan Lott and Jennie Coates
and VIM. Flax.
Realizing that there is a demand
for good, clean comedy from all
theatre goerS, this part of the pro
duCtion of "As Told in the HIP
has made an important feature.
There are a number of clever
specialties introduced by members
of the cast who have established
regulations in vaudeville as well as
i'm the legitimate. Opera House.
January 18th.
A special four weeks course for
women has been arranged at the
d. Y. T., Provo, with the follow,
ing subjects; Home Economy,
Domestic Science, Home Decora,
ton, Art and Hygiene of Dress,
Child Study, Home Health, Home
Accounts, Management of Youth.
The price of the course will he two
dollars, commencing Jan. 9TH.
Violate Taylor entertained a
number of her friends on New
Years eve. Games were played
and refreshments served. Those
present were: Della Coates, Alice
Woodhouse, Mablc Adamson, Ida
Stewart, Rose Peterson, Ida Tay
lor Clara Jacobs, Robt Fox, Abe
Coates, VIM. Wanlass, Morgan
Lott, Dolph Wing, Il. }. Kirkham,
David Smith and Emmett Chip
man.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-03

AZ > Nb-ODs
FOUND--A lady's watch.
Enquire at this office.
Mrs Ira Taylor of Garland is
the guest of ncr mother, Mrs. Ada
Stoddart
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Carter OF
Salt Lake are visiting relatives here
in Lehi.
Mrs, Stella Kirkham of Garland
is visiting with her father Joseph
Kirkham.
John WoodhouSc went TO Eebel
on Wednesday to visit with Abram
Hatch.
Olive Sorrenson of Elsinorc is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. A..
Ford.
Still selling Ladies' coats at
twenty five per cent discount at
Peoples Coop.
Mosiah Evans and daughter,
Essie, have gone to California for a
visit
Robert Frazier of Lehi High
School is spending the holidays
with his parents ut Oakley.
Adelbert Clawson Of Salt Lake
City was the guest of John Rob.
erts, Jr., during the past week.
Supervisor G. n. Child, with
several of our school teachers, are
in attendance at the state Teachers
Convention at Ogden, this week.
Trustees Morgan Evans and John
Roberts, with their wives, went
to Ogden yesterday to attend State
Teachers Convention.
We shall continue to offer our
Ladies' and Misses long coats that
arrived late at a discount of
twenty-five per cent until sold.
IS Peoples Coop.
DR.. r. Il. Steele was reelected
president of the Utah County Medi-
cal Society at their annual meeting
held at Provo last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. b. Searle of
Vernal are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. H. J.. Woodward, They had
over hundred mile sleigh ride on
their tripto Utah,
Sheriff Harmon was the guest
of J. r.. Giles the past week. He
is sending his mother to California
for the winter. His brother Hyrum
Harmon will accompany her.
Prof John ). McClellen' the
Tabernacle Organist of Salt Lake,
has been secured to assist in a con.
cert Wednesday, Jan. 10th, at our
Now Tabernacle. Concert far tbc
benefit of the 2nd Ward Sunday
scbooI
a remarkable story of life and
adventure in the West and a 70
mantle love affair between an In
dian youth and maiden are told in
the new mclodrama, "As Told in
the Hills which will be seen at
the Opera House January 9TH. 70
Tho provo C,mm.rci,l rlph
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-03

John Whimpey's babe is very
sick
A girl was born to Mrs. G..
Granthom Saturday evening.
Abe Coates has been over TO
Provo to Russell.
Ielpha Gray has been visiting
with relatives in Salt Lake City.
\ son arrived ut the home of
Samuel Peterson yesterday and he
is all smiles.
Areva Davis entertained mum
Der of her friends in a social party
on Monday evening.
\ car of whole and chopped
corn received this week by the
Racker Mere. Co.
Lee Shaw aud Walter Atwood
of Murray were thcgucsts of Agnes
Coates this week.
Dr. Holbrook spent New Years
at home with his parents at Boun-
tiful. It was a family reunion,
being six years since they were all
together.
Mclaughlin Bros. of Ogden lost
a very valuable horse Tuesday
night at Hammer Bros. stables.
A company was being formed in
Lehi to buy the horse for $4,000 90.
Pres. Lund, Apostle Richards
and the Presidency of Alpine Stake
were at Cedar Fort, Sunday. VIM
Cook was made Bishop, with l..
Berry and David Garn as COun.
sellers.
Mrs. w. A. Ford entertained
in honor ofOlive Sorrenson of Elsi.
more Wednesday evening. Each
gucet was presented with flowers.
Refreshments we're served and the
evening spent with games.
IN THE INTERESTS OF TRUTH.
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Evidence Of witness Was somewha
Rough on the Lawyer.

81 wish to know" said the attorney
for the plaintiff. who was cross exam.
lining these Y itnssses, lust what the
defendant said when my client told
him he was bigamlst. and that the
facts had been found out"
He didn't say anything" answered
the witness.
We'll what dId he 1o?"
'Ile acted Kind o hasty."
q want to know exactly how he
acted"
Want me to show you?"
Yes"
The witness suddenly reached over,
grabbed the attorney by the hair,
threw him down on the floor, and pro-
ceeded TO hammer him
This is the way he acted, he said,
tin the other fellow interfered. Some
Of YOU chaps pull me off, will you?"
II was tough on the lawy er, but II
Won the case for him.
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For Sale.

a Smith Premier typewriter.
Cost $4,000 now $4,000. En-
quire of Joseph f. Smith.
Lehi Com. q Savings Bank
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What He Would Do

What He Would Do.
Il wish had money enough to buy
an automobile"
What kind of one would you get p"
I'D get a spanking team OF horses"
For Sale.
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Telephone: Residence 6 ONCE at Bank
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IN THE INTERESTS OF TRUTH.
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Pierce Appeal Docketed

WASHINGTON, June 14.-The ap-
peal of Henry Clay Pierce. president
of the Waters. Pierce Oil company of
Missouri. on his habeas proceeding, was
docketed in The Supreme court of the
United States todav Pierce seeks to
have the Supreme court reverse the de
cision of me United States Circuit court
for eastern Missouri, which refused to
grant n writ of habeas corpus reliev-
ing him from writ of cXtradition re
quiring his removal from Missouri 10
TcAas Mhere he is nndcr Indictment.
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ADDITION TO ARMY
More Than Hundred West Point Gradu
ates Receive Their Commissions.

WEST POINT. \. Y, June l4.-Be.
Meath breaking clouds, with the accom-.
erciscs of the class of 1907 Of the United
States Military academy were held to.
day in front of the library, a sheet of
canvas covering the speakers s stand in
front Of tho platform, where seats had
been provided for 500 persons.
General Duvall, acting chief of staff
Of the army. after welcoming the grad
uates TO the army as commissioned Off
GERS, delivered the diplomas 10 The Ill
graduates
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RUFF KILLS HAIR
soap Kills Dandruff

|, ,,rubled with dandruH on
{ .'.r since / was twelve years
\ ''jbss,Iijful hair up TO that
4. Sandruf destroyed my
"a eTerything ] could hear
= doctor, but ] went into
ybere | was well acquain-
- the druggist If he knew
y ~ sbst would be good for
vi. .os course ! do. just
~ cuticura Soap ] got
! Id my hair good the first
Vi II il. Ny sister-in in law
~ - the dandruG OF the top
t,sv's head, and the hair
, va ,,sv. / was there, had 9
tnljcura Soap with me. l
, ,Sout Il, and gave her the
, Ssp. and in about three
/ s,rt there again, the child'e
!. covered with hair and not
2 dandnif. Ny sister said 1t
'fsiIrura Soap. The child is
4 ,hrse years old and has a
.,idhair. Mrs, T.. ". Shigley,
a Kan., Oct. 25, 1905"
,r---,l AZ Iuitrnal Treatment for Every
-, iltr,r. and Adult, consists OF CuiicurA
4 rssg n, sila, Cu,leura Ointment (5oc,)
- "a ce:I:us Re,olvent (Sol.), On the
- rr.,,t Prs sse. PR vial Of en- TO Purity
"A i-s-rAou, the world. Potter DruE y
/ - h.,i. BofoB, Msa.
= lin, sErv 70 page Skin Book"
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Indicted on Ninety. Five Counts.

PIERRE, S. D., June lf.-The Fed,
eral grand jury today indicted on nine
ty-fivc counts Charles c. King, former
president of The First National bank
of Scotland, S. D., charging him with
curities and funds. false entries ond
fraudulent issue of certificates and
drafts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-15
AFFLICTED
|N|TH ECZEMA
7,,o Two Years Tries
~ = pstent Remedies, Old
I ,nd Quack Cures and
iNs Relief
nITICURA AND IS
4 SOUND AND WELL

- badly afflicted with TSs 60.
y vtfy ,han two years. The
roie .ece . nv limbs below
t,'ieq ,,;sd all the physlcians
= I'd !, some in the surround
10 Elo1 also tried all the pa
b ana ~ / heard Of, besides
- ,nIi sdvised by old women
Gs md ID found no relief What nat
y, .aurnmrepced .ur using the Gu,
! 'Tat;cura Ointment, and
>52, 52,.,Ivsnt. In the Cuticura
3 + I}ound immediate relief.
/. /. I'm sound and well; G; =. y; i
rauoe, Ind, Nov. Is, 90.
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their son have returned after a visit of
two weeks in Colorado.
Mrs. Thorald l.. Hammer has gone 10
Salem, Ida, 10 visit her sister. Mrs.
Angus Heincer.
Miss Mitchell leaves on SUNDAY 10
spend the summer in the East with
relatives
Miss Tessic Godbe left last evening
for Los Angeles TO visit for the sum
mer
Mrs. NJ. Daniels left Friday for Chi
cago and the East to spend the sum
mer
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Mrs. John Morton Davis.

Piano instruc ton. Leschetizkf meth.
cd Oxford Flats, 1I9 West North Ten.
pie, Bell Phone Upon.
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Mrs. G. II. Morchouse returned We'd
uesday from California. where she has
spent the last three months, much I'M
proved IN health.
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Harold Lamb has returned from COR
nell and is with his father, w H. Lamp
at the Canning fats.
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Mrs. Hendricks who has. been visit.
ING her sister. Mrs Hin. for the past
few weeks. viii leave on Monday Tor
her home in Seattle.
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Mr.. and Mrs s. q. Elton are at home
at III Eleventh East, the hennetn
Kerr home. which they have lately pur'
chased
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Hill and niue
daughter Hazel leave thursday LOT 'ne
East to spend a month.
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The wedding of Miss Daisy Roy and
George l.. Geiger will he celebrated AZ
clock this afternoon af me r'EI
dence of the bride s mother, Mrs. a.
Roy. 27S NJ street.
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SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Miss Stingley will entertain
very Informally this afternoon .
for Miss DAILY and her bridal :
party at her home in Emery .
fats.
MI. and Mrs. John Daily will .
entertain AZ lake party this .
evening in honor of Miss Eve.
lyn DAILY and Mr.; Roberts.
Mrs. w. G. Grmsden will en- .
terrain on Saturday in honor Of
Miss Emily, who is soon to be
married.
Mrs. Henry Barnes will enter r.
tain AT a keusiDgton on Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Dunn and Miss Calvin .
wall entertain on Monday at
luncheon at the Alta club in
honor Of Miss EVELYN DAILY.
Miss zeta Morris will enter. .
tain at the Orpheum in honor .
of Miss Lucy Gaby, followed bv .
a luncheon. Covers will he laid =
for six.
Mrs. Hubbard Reed will enter
tain at bridge on Monday after :
noon.
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Mrs. Selma Williams left Friday
night over the Rio Grande Western 10
visit friends and relatives IN Denver
and other Colorado points for a mon'h
or six weeks