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The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

A Pennsylvania man has been arrested
for stealing eight sixty-pound rails. It Is
extremely dangerous TO steal rails in this
country unless they are all Joined to-
gether In parallel lines and dotted here
and there with cities.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
The Trouble.

One can live nicely on thirty week;
That is not rant
Here's where tho system develops a leak
Two or more can't.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

Mr.. Bankhead was defeated for Con.
gress, but the final results demonstrate
the virtue Of patience" says an Alabama
contemporary. 1t is always we'll for an
alternate Senator 20 be patient, 1t would
seem.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

Mr.. Cortelyou has an excellent sing
ing voice." says the Nashville Tennes-
seean. He never strains 1t with unneces-
sary talking. either.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ambassador Bryce denies that he COM
mented on the Oklahoma constitution. Il
was Bryan, not Bryce. Incident CLOSED
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

A careful survey OF the Georgia peach
crop demonstrates that II was not more
murderously assaulted in the early spring
than usual
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
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The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
The AeanIttaI HabIt.

It seems to be the popular idea that
criminal should be chided. but not sent to
jail.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

Now that the Georgia watermelon is on
the market, the race problem finds no one
so poor as to do II reverence.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

A Chicago woman threw q brick at a
man and cracked his skull Or. al least.
she threw a brick and cracked a mans
skull. No telling what she really aimed at.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

A California man claims 10 be able 10
get the most beautiful music from hat
band. He must have a great head.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

No one suspected that Hummel or Ruef
was meant in all the references TO
Honest Abe" on the Fourth OF July.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

Jesse James. the second. is a practicing
attorney. His case will afford a fine op-
portunity for the study of the manifesto
tons of heredity.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

An Alabama poet has written a poem to
Pete" This is taking a mean advantage
Of the dogs infrmities
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

A Tennessee farmer plowed up SIC, 900 in
Confederate bills recently. That is what
We call a case Of genuine hard luck.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

Florida has enacted an anti-tipping law,
but IL is a straight tip that it will not
achieve its purpose.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

THE public must pay" says a newspa-
per headline. Certainly; but what Is the
news value Of that?
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

Summer neckwear speaks for ITSELF"
says the Haberdasher. We had noticed
that much Of it was extremely loud.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

Turn. Texas loose" says Ebert Hub
bard. Yes, indeed; who Is holding Texas
anYhoM7
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

It takes a mighty mean man TO uncover
old court scandals IN Spain at this happy
and suspicious time.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
The Trinmnh of a Hero.

The latest fad among elderly actresses
is the collection OF youthful husbands.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

Ambassador Bryce has just received his
twenty-third degree, but it is not regarded
as nearly so conclusive as the @ con-
ferred upon Mr.. Edward 4. Hartman.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09


Mother Mary Joseph, superiOress OF the
Southern Province Of Ursuline Nuns. at
Galveston, who recently was made the
head of the English-speaking Ursulines.
with headquarters in Rome, was one OF
the conspicuous heroines Of the great
storm which devastated the Texas city
and its vicinity on the night Of Septem-
Der s, 1900. The Ursuline Academy. over
which she presided, stands close to the
gulf shore, on Galveston Island and af-
fOrded refuge TO hundreds Of people from
the battle of the elements which cost the
lives of nearly 10000 human beings. The
big structure was the scene Of wild ex-
element Men who, stripped of their
clothing by the fury of wind and waves,
sought shelter there, were clad in the
gowns Of the nuns, and those who were
not too demoralized assisted In the care
of the injured. Several children were
born beneath the roof Of the academy
during the night. One man, whose home
and family had been swept away and
who had been washed up to the windows
of the building and rescued heard a noise
outside the window of the room in which
he had been placed. and. investigating.
found a bath tub containing a woman
and a baby. They proved to be his wife
and child, who had been swept out into
the Gulf and then brought back again
and providentiaIly thrown almost into his
arms. For weekc Mother Mary Joseph
labored among the people of the stricken
city, and during ali that time. unlike
many of the prominent men OF the city.
she kept her head and went about her
work calmly and expeditiously as il the
circumstances were quite ordinary. No
history Of the fearful disaster that does
not give her very large share OF credit
Is complete
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
JUST BY THE WAY.
lCycland Leader.
The Answer.

Towser-Whats the matter with you?
You look all chawed up.
Mutt chased another dog three blocks
yesterday.
Towser-Weu?
Mutt-Well-I caught him.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

The presence of President Roosevelt.
Sunday. recalls the fact that he is fire.
quently unconventional in the matter of
dress. Ordinarily, Of course, he wears
the frock coat so generally affected BY
public men, but when thus clothed he
does not always top OF his costume
with the high hat which is supposed
TO be an Indispensable part of the states
mans sartorlal outfit. On hts travels he
/ appears variously clad. the frock coat
frequently being replaced by one OF the
eutaway variety and. sometimes. by the
ordinary sack. The latter appears in
frequently, however. It is not altogether
/ becoming. and the President seems to
realize the fact While on his hunting
trips the President usually wears a SLOUGH
hat Of decidedly Rough Riderish appear
ance. a flannel shirt, a handkerchief knott
ed around mis- neck, riding trousers which
button close to the leg below the knee
and reach 10 the ankle, and ordinary
shoes Some hypercriUcs there are who
declare that Mr. Roosevelt seems far
more at home 81 some such costume
rs this than in the conventional dress
IN which he usually appears IN Washing
ton Because his neck Is short and thick
the President always wears a low collar
with evening clOthes-a circumstance, by
the way. which has ELECTED comment from
more than one newly arrived European
diplomatist. That his taste in cravats
Is rather unusual Is occasionally shown
when he appears with a tie that contains
more Of the colors OF the rainbow than
people In these parts are accustomed 10.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
Protecting the Uniform in New Way.

Vigorous efforts 10 prevent army uni
forms falling into the hands OF civilians
are being made by the War Department
Pawnbrokers and secondhand dealers
in towns near army posts have long
made g practice Of buying uniforms from
discharged soldiers. and for years fl was
impossible 10 interfere with the business
because Of court decisions that his uni
form and equipment belong TO the SOL
der. and. therefore, could be disposed
Of By him as he pleased. Many enlisted
men were tried by courts-martial for sell
ing their clothing. but this did not stop
the trade. More recently. however. the
War Department has been proceeding
against the persons who bought the uni
forms. and In several late cases such
men have been convicted and fined or i'm
prisoned. Not long ago a suit was con-
Quoted successfully against a second
hand dealer al San Antonio. Texas, who
had traded with the soldiers from Fort
sam Houston. and more recently a dealer
in a Pacific Coast city was prosecuted.
convicted. and fined nearly 5000 The
department IS sending out instructions
for the guidance Of officers in the prem
ises.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
Holes in Copyright Law.

As tending to prove that our copyright
law is something OF a joke, persons inter
ested IN theatrical work are pointing tc
the experience Of George Broadhurst, who
is the author OF a number OF plays. in
Guiding THE Man OF the Hour" When
/ the latter piece was written about a year
ago Nj BrOadhurSt promptly went
through the process of copyrightlng it.
The theory is that. this matter attended
/ to. the title OF ones work can be used
by nobody else Not long ago. when the
Chicago run Of "The Man Of the hour
commenced, the managers received 2
warning from a Philadelphia man. who
| declared that they were using a title
copyrighted by him. and that il was his
purpose 10 enjoln them. Several similar
threats Of injunctions had preceded this
one, so the managers sent $50 TO the Ii
brarian OF Congress to pay the cost of a
search" for the purpose Of ascertaining
whether or not the title had been used
before, and what titles similar 90 It had
been copyrighted. The list received in
reply was as follows:
The Man Of the Hour
The Man Of the Day
The Man ard the Hour ..-..........-......-s.....
a Man and His Hour
The Man Of the Times
"The Peoples Choice
''The Peoples Idol
The Hours Hero
Chosen by the People
''The Man. the Chance. and the Hour ............
a Man for the Hour
The records Of the copyright Office do
not show whether or not the plays bear
ing these titles have been acted but the
list seems TO indicate the futility OF the
copyright law as at present enforced,
E,.fe
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

Telephone Main $500. private Brunch Exchanged
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-14
SENATOR CULRERsON
MAY BIZ CHAIRMAN

WASHI>GTON. T.. C-Special.-
Democrats here take X for granted
thar Thomas TagEart. % Indianapolis.
wlN not be a candidate 20 succeed
himself as Chairman % the Demo
cratic National Committee. and they
are canvassing the Geld with a view
10 deciding upon his successor. The
names o. number OF prominent
Democrats have been named IN con
nection with the chssrmanship. notA-
bly, Cuiberson. OF Texas. James Dahl
man. the Cowboy Mayor" OF Omaha;
Mayor Tom johnson. OF Cleveland F:
Dsnitl J. Csmpsu. % Michigan
Democrats here seem 10 be agreed
th@t toe most likely man for the place
a. Senator Culberson. Well known IS
a ccnserTative and now the minority
leader IN the upper house. the selec-
tfon OF the Texas Senator as chair
man OF the Democratic Committee.
the goEsips here believe. would add
strength 20 the tlctet
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-14
SEEK COMPROMISE
OF VIRGINIA DEBT
Rumor That West Virginia Would
Like TO Settle Her Obligation
Without Prolonging the
Present Litigation.
RICHMOND. vA.-Speciai.-

RICHMOND. NA.-Special--
From source which apparently
cannot be traced. comes a report that
West Virgin has reached the point
where she would like 20 compro-
Eaise with the State OF Virginia in the
oot 81 The dispute CONCERNING the i'm
mense debt which the Mountain state
- said 10 owe this Commonwealth
These Who have followed this lti-
cation. which Is now In the United
STATES supreme Court. can see every
reason Why West virginia should de-
has gone against her. and IL looks
rery much as II virginia viii ultimate
~ emerge victorious
oc judges Cf the Country's highest
tribunal recently oVerruied West Viz
giniAE demurrer. which involved the
main legal points IN the csse. and this
fsndsnt NV ''1'N TOT inc &C.
Decree sf Reference Next.
he next stsp viii be decree Of
reference. snd the appointment OF q
master 20 50 over al the accounts and
virSinis owes Tire ssats 81 VIrkinis
rms VII BE strictly arithmeticRl
labor, requiring the most expert work.
Nnd q VIII require months 70 Eet at
The fscts- The question now - not 20
much whether Virginia makes 3 5ust
claim but how much West Virginia
Untn THIS point Is settled with some
degree q ceHniteness. % would seen
tat any proposition looking 20 a com
promise would necessarily BE- prcma-
ture. -s there could be no basis 20 tx
urc Cu.
~ ary rate, 10 does not appear that
the peace oVcrtures have come from
oH.r.a. sources unlees indeed thew
were oCered in the most tentative vvav
Tor Attorney General Anderson was III
Wssri-g tlr early rhiE week 20 consult
With tne Wet virginia attorneys cor
ccr0t-E the litigation.
Oh that occasion. the form OF the
cerrtc - reference wss discussed. and
it rs arr open secret that West Nlr-
Etnla proposed ire names % certai-.
men WHO Uay be looked urcr - avail
able tr beg for the position 81 referee
or master
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-14
FRUIT GROWERS DEMAND
LOWER EXPRESS RATES

sTAUNTOE.-eDecial-The third
dsy'r session Of The Virginia state
Horticultural Society began here to-
day.
The session yesterday closed with
the adoption OF several resolutions.
among them one concsmninG the
present express charges. II is az fol-
lows.
Resolved. That this society petition
the Corporation Commission Of vir-
2inis 10 eQuftAofy smsnd tie sxpFosu
rates and rsouiSs the cypress ocw,-
p&atss 10 pgbllzh THAR rates In q leo
csmDbsx DustoAttsn han the present
cBs or s.s> retain - the cd Law. c.
"a stoec ct the time when the eeHs-
mission MADE the change. ~ the
prsssns Law he Yates have bees 81
v&nce1 &c . Dotct wft<h u sbeoiutsiy
yfsbfbsf5ss. - cesfisss more - ship .
hex Of APPLE fEsnz points Ia vtF-
sint& 20 essuDson th&n from Oregon
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-14
EXPLOSION CLOSED
MOUTH OF NINE
400 Men Are E1toSabsd IN SLOPE
Of Fairmont Coal Co.
WRECKED VENTILATION FAN
Lives Of the Miners Believed 70
Have Been instantly Snufed
Out by the Explosion-0f-
fcialS Rush Rescue.

PARAMOUNT. ". vA--Special-The
lives ~ 200 miners az least were al
most certainly s---cd ouS BY q terrific
exposition which occurred shortly AZ
ter 10 O'Clock this morning az the
Monarch Nine. Ncs 6 EnS = % The
Fair-ncnt Coal Company. az NorcD-
sab. 81 niles south 90 this g,sce
ne rrst report % the explosion %
reach this city named the number q
men n the mine as 1.coo- Among the
men IN TIRE mine Who were caught On
this lstest mine calamity. there arr
many Americans. while the great ma
,o-iSr 90 them sre fore irne-s. princs-
palfy Eungsrizus
The explosion VAS tHe most terrific
n TIE htsto-g 90 Wcst Virginia mine
disasters Il cou1f nr heard vs--
plainly here. although more than ssx
miles awEr- The fcwu IS IN g great
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-14
Merit Rewarded

There are thousands OF people IN
Virginia and other States who VIII
- Fla6 20 know shat
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-14
COACH PULL SAW NAN
MURDER HIS WIFE

NORFOLK. NEB-su ecIzi-Eserore q
ccEch fun @ lzsse1Eere. - r. Se-h-
away. a Ect@r tap ~ 1c.Sr s1cr aud
sLLer rs vie - rltECaEE fra 'r
he thea F-rzrF frcrr to fratr. rl~-
rtsc e. local rFalz cEc- erH VIA
reviewer. ke-- croWf ~ taV ID.
Es felcrhc-et to his ucrrer. ref...s a.
her what be had done ard that he
wzs EolEg 90 EiN Etms~lf
c-lT regret frnr Cd rrr Kill
Senator AlIen. 80 sad referring 10
former L-t-~c ErErsE- Senator Aller, q
&s5rAsEa LDsr song luto tie e4eva-
xcr. Ee e<-- = t-l4et through HE brai- e.
Ln-Es1StcT L4leL was the atrcrrey
fer Ms &sfE1Way t- divorce proceed
tEgs &GEt1at Der husbar1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-14
PiedmOnt-B Bedford
Concentrated
Iron and Alum
Water


receives TIE Medal ana Highest Award
a. jamestown
IRIS Ne'1ral Treatment IS now oeins
Ised ~ thousands who had never
locked into the matter. previous 90
seems oar sHHioi' a. re kE7osiiion-
- '.a lo.' 81 - -S'
have Been cured. or se,as cured ~
mis- Treatment you VIII wonder Why
T, &C..
I; you saw our ExA.si, you already
know nat we are not e1eT'as you
,sy wa.ea sarss cs-sa.a disease, AFTER
oiee- 're-'menss Save Jailed
'lns
s''-S ana
'-e
nave Peo from
'-- so-
IL VOC are SICK 'A-' Ane'" "1'e'
l.-'e
A'7~'
' o. 90 -- --'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-14
TAFL9E'S HEITE EYaEDeTTRS

aEzfr gave proof q fhssr cuaisty
~ x1nnfnE az NJ yiFr1nsa state
Eafr-Fsrxf Pen Hens. seeerS Esr.
Second Pen Fu1Ists and Fsrst ss1c
Iy1.Et Puis<t
We VII sell ssfs hsschsc puliso
from sooss <fo<k g wtnnere a.
fl-Ne each Aaso youne eAxr AZ
1ssx 50 pounds. 81 t1-tt SC tsse
cskh With orf<r A Eso& Cnrzplu.&s
prussnt Tor wife or child.
Lsf "a he4r freEr y0o- Address
HICKORY Tf1TO9 FAkA
AZ r.. D.. Ne. g
tsEAEE6 DA0, VA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-14
eoe IsfsuCRASTS STOOD
HAIST-DEkP IN ICY WATER

HALIFAX. *. s,--Spsci&I-1hs Ad-
sp1rafty O-scs viii coEatDct AT tnvss~
EiEatf9n % place tire blame. 81 any.
s>r the wreck e The Canadian pacifc
line s1<sm<r kcunt T<DDSe. which
streek The La Hsss iron Boun6 lodges
fn a thick szcw~orrn early Monday
while bosDc from Antwerp 60 -
John. n. -. 6hs NIL be q total io<s.
The saving @ al o. tie Mount Tenn
PISS eco Das<nGsrs ~ regarded az q
feat uESxosLsc IN TIE snEsk. Of ths
North ktzaDstc.
Er&nts anons shena ~<ss fnoss Than
400 sOu,<n aEc chtI1Ten. were fhGswD
tnfo = panic. 1bs ssNs sweeps over hsF.
arc fer hours the Banssn&srs sseec
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-14

20 New York The system - 90 com
pl,o@ssd that n requires an expert 10
estsrrnine charges. and the pubic n
sbs- at ths mercy OF tho sxprs~ CON-
p~niss. who ass anscFsDs1sss IN uzsrs
kssosr adyan&a8A
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-14

NEH TCEK,-S2~cial. Mrs. Rose
kyrlzrc. q wealthy pc<1sr q 40. ~
Hes- Elghty-scCrrh street. r. in a pre-
carious condition today following q
terrible sxperte1c< with TWO negro
a. 81 esymen. Who Seil<d her % the
pavement or Broadway. ~ One Han
crec and Thirteenth Street. tore her
cl&rloCd pendants from her ears and
Etole her p1rne cut q her hand krs
Eyl&nc vas rsturnz1x from a visit
% her daugntsr when the robbery
occurred.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-14
FIVE SICILIAES
ROB AN ITALIAN

LTSCHBURC. SDecial-An-
tonic Castellano. an Italian railway
worker, was robbed last night in
RivermOnt BY I've Stcilisns three OF
whom were arrested shortly after
wards. The old man lost $50. lie
claims the sicliians lured him into the
suburbs and took his money. after
choking and beating him.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-14

vaist-teep "a water. suffering terribly
from Geld.
A. soon as order was restored a
nne was taken ashore. and ey means
o. baskets the women anc children
wee trenFcerred 90 the island hard
BY. Fishing schooners. q tug and boats
from the mainland assisted IN the
rescue.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-14
Boys Will Be Boys

Boys VII Be boys. but 20 be n man
SAT- early with q comprehensive un-
0e-stsrtiDE % the scheme % iife.
Cps1 savings account with the
Merchants National Bank Richmond
Va. strong. conservative ana accom-
motsInE.
SRf-rr fcr SavinC-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18
HAVE YOU oRDERH D

Your Christmas candles ycta We have
Huylor's. Lownoys Anegrotti's. and
Townseud.s gi8ce fruits boz from ono
to five pound packages. boxes and bas-
kets. Telephone today.
SCHRAMM'S
where the Cars stop"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18


40. so. Bingham Robert Asl,ew. Jas.
Yates Emmett j. Robinson. Thomas
Fox Patrick Uyland. Sr.. Adoph JAM
sem. jclru. Irvine. WILLIAM Coates.
SO. S1. UIuehaiu Charles T. AdderIy
y. p. N-rcrafL George Brink Jerome
Bougard, IT,. William Breckon. william
ID. rlaNs N. NJ. Cushing. j. O. DugHu.
John o. Davis. Jacob " EugIuud. John
is. Evans. Charles j Finuel j. D. era
ham. William Grit0n. John 3D. Sellers.
Patrick Hylund. william Muyuc. Jos.
Jones' Charles Brink. benjamin Pear
SON, Thomas No. QuIlau Fred Miller.
j. a. Marriott. Charles ID. Roberts
No. 50. Observation-Disclosures COuuarV.
w. l.. crane. 4. g. French. W. q. Rit-
ter. Robert Mitchell
No. S3 Pleasant Grcen-Hyrum T.
Spencer. James Bortoch. Ius. ID. Coon
Jr Peter Le Chemiuant. John Elk
No S. Huntcr-Joseph Moesser. Her
man Jacob Fisher. Peter Hansen. Nonhi
IT, West.
NO S5. GrauCor-John r. Gerber. Jr.
William y. Horne. Charles j. Lambert.
Daniel McRae. j. r.. TurpIu John "a
Woodbury.. John r.. Park
No. S6. BHghton-Nathau Grdsc.
Frederick w SchoenfcId. David No.
Kengia Dr..
No. .S7. Sugar-W. d. Turharl.
r.. NJ Reynolds Cyrus D. CLOS
mcnts. Frank Y Taylor. John 3D. Fish
cr. David HarfwcU
so. So Surar-Tohp 6. Armstrong
Charles r. Iougsou. John r.. CLARK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18

The inward effects Of humors are
worse than the outward. They weak
cn an the organs, inhame the mucous
membrane, cause catarrhal troubles.
and eudauEer the whole system
Hoods Sarsaparilla oradicates all
humors and cures am their effects.
It's the great Alternative and tonic
medicine whose merit has been every
whore established.
Accept no substitute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18
TOMORROW rs WASH DAY

Mrs. HousekecpeI you dread tho
hours OF hard work the lame back
ana bruised hands. this mcuus YOU
write me, enclosing 25 cents iu coin or
stamps and . win send you the for
mula employed for making washing
easy by one of the biggest aundries ln
the United States. r.. o. box 500. Salt
Lake city Ut8h. Make ovcry wash
day a holiday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18

the face. neck and chest. ] applied Dr.
Thomas EcIectric oil. The pain ceased
and the child sank into 70 restfdl Sleep"
Mrs. Nancy NJ. Hanson, Hamburg,
N. y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18

Got Co go-uncallcd for suits. half
price. Daniels. 81 West Second South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18
CHRISTMAS PERFUMES

The very finest imported and domest-
s. perfumes. put up for Christmas in
packages running n price from o.
cents % S25.
SCHRAMM'S
Where the Cars Stop"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18
THE VERONA EDITION
OF BOOKS


They make dainty little gifts You
VIII find Gay's "Elegy in "a Country
Church Yard aud other such bits on
literature among them.
DESElEr NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18
CHRISTMAS AT DAyNEs.

Big sale Of Holiday gifts, Diamonds.
Jeweliy Watches. Silycrwaro. Dayncs
d Sons, 90 Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18
EvERYMANs LIBRARY
This is One Of the Finest Editions Of
Books on the Market.

Tho books are bound lu limp leather.
and comprise am the great English and
American authors. They are mar kcd
at low figure. Come In and soc
Thorn,
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
s Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18

our $500 guaranteed razor is best IN
city. Full line of stroue and razor
homes. state street Hardware. 252 South
state.