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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-08
HAIR GOODS.

ALL THE LATEST PARIS FASHIONS
In hair dressing. All kinds OF hair
on hand or made 20 order. Combings
made into switches. pompadours.
puts. etc. Satisfaction guaranteed.
HUGHES. 209 North Third Street.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-08

Ever notice how hard Il Is to pay
for thing on the easy payment
plan Chicago News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
DEsERrT EVENING NEWS SATURDAY JANUARY ii 1908

Shibley disposed OF her interests here
and accompanied Mr.. Ring back 60 Lit
tie Rock Tuesday afternoon.
Robert Fallon, who for some time
has been resident OF the camp, left
last Sunday for ogden. whore he VIII
locate.
Miss Annabelie Mooner' returned The
early part VI the week from Salt Lake,
whore she spent pert OF The holiday va
calon.
Miss pueiah bacon. after suendins
The holiday vacation here with her
mother returned 90 SAT- Lale this
work.
James "a. D-iscon ana ". N. G sto,s
Were " salt Lake THE week.
Robert pntlict left "wednesday FOR
q visit OF rsvc-al DAYS with his fanlly
at Splingyine.
Joseph j.. WRIGHT was over from
Nenhl Thursdav for the purpose OF
attending a mectirr of the boSrd or
directors Of the Bullion Beck Mere.
co.
James Hutchinson ard wife we're
over from Mammoth Tuesday visiting
friends.
N. A. Robertson returned 10 Sal,
Lake sunday after spending three days
in the camp.
Mr. ana Mrs.. j. S. Bills returned
to Payson Wednesday after q pleas
ant visit Of few days with Mr. and
Mfrs Thomas Ernrl<s and other friends
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11

Mr. Lorenzo Graehl OF Butte. Mont,
spent last week visiting relatives ia
Brigham.
Miss Amelia Graeh came up from
Salt Lake TO spend Sunday with her sis
tets.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Francis Merrill have
entertained Mr,. Haywood and children
% Bounuful during the holidays. They
returned 10 their home Monday morn
ing.
Miss Leuinna Knudshn spent the
Chrstmas vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Knudacn. She re-
turned to Logan TUESDAY.
Miss Lola Nichols. who has bocn in
Malad for some time pasl. has returned
home.
Miss Lucille Jensen returned TO her
work al the a. c. in Logan after spend
ing the holiday vacation with hnr par
onis. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Jensen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
EUREKA.

Claude Doty was IN Eureka this week
visiting his uncle, l.. C. Doty super
intendent of the Bullion Beck MINIS.
Mr.. Doty was q resident of this city
about ten years ago but now lives I'm
California, and is on his way to De-
troit, Michigan.
Frank scappatura spent part of
this week in Salt Lake.
Fred Fink left last Tuesday for salt
Lake, where he viii make his home
Jim Morris came out from salt
Lake last Monday night for a brief
visit.
Jacob Munta returned to Eureka
Sunday, after n years absence in
Colorado. ARIZONA and Nevada
Mrs. Georse SchillinEs and her moth
or, Mrs. Thomas Stewardson. have
been visiting for a week in salt Lake
and Ogden.
Mrs. Frank A. Lehman and children
have returned TO Salt Lake where thye
Will reside.
r. f. Ring of Little Rock, Arkansas,
a brother-in-law of Mrs. Harry SHIRLEY,
was In Eureka this and last week Mrs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11

The manager reflected He was In
desperate need OF n man To- I'LL the va
| CAncy Il am sorry, my Young man.,
he said finally. but you'll not do the
position is responsible; ! cannot risk
man who will try
This would have fred some make
ups and put them on their mettlc. n;
once. This young man turned away
puzzled. "Tho least q fellow can do IL
to try" he said to friend. afterward.
II may he the least ne can DO but not
The most little later another appli-
cant entered that office. tribe shah.
by, but the sort that produces the
goods"
Il wnnt q man who win do thus and
So" was the stereotyped information o.
the manager
"tn do IT, cir" came The lightning
answer, before tho question was nut.
when Gun you begin
Straight or cir"
The job's YOURS my boy" said
tho tichlea manager.
dispatch Is the. soul Of business"
Hnuse-huntinp shows up many sides
OF life-the kind ana the relesh the
clean and the unclean. the rcal and
the cham; the generous ana the near.
Come in and IN show YOU through"
said the shnrp-faced sharo-cved own
era woman-of m Notwithstanding
home IN town. When you've eq!d
artietic, you've said all The scheme
OF color was not TO be Questioned 1T
was perfect and the mistress seemed
to be banking her enormous ,,ant ON
that, mt lenst, so II seemed Window
seats and COW hooks. hoye and there.
We're also held above tho real home
essentials; also. grill work and mort
able craft. naturally gent the rental
sky high.
No convenience. end all THINGS diugv
end unsanitaiy. pervaded the culinary
DEPARTMENT: hut. of course. that was
at the back of the house
Not 2 sleeping room boosted p
clothes-press hut tina. was upstairs.
Servants room. you say? oh, for
that matter, the maid can always
make nm her cot IN tho Kitchen"
Alas the poor servant!
You see, there are ei9ht nice rooms
land. tho price? just So I'm
Giving M my pretty homo berauso
m tired of being without help.
want TO board"
And therefore. putting w tho rent
to cover the board was plainly written
all over the little woman There wac ,
nothing absolutely about that house
10 warrant such an exorhitant figure.
Note the contrast The face Of n |
plain country woman" apoeared AZ |
The door of beautiful, solidly-bullt, |
pressed brick home.
Come right In she said cordially.
have chair. Yes, my home is for |
rent; we're going into smaller place /
hard times, you know, and | must !
10 my own work"
No show there, you can feel It in the
cry atmosphere from cellar to garnet
Now, we built this home for
warmth, comfort, and convenience"
ontinued this honest woman. There's
10 special beauty about It,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11

No special benutyl IL was overy-
where. For convenience and snuitu-
tinn. that Kitchen was certainly n
comfort and joy. Tic basement with
its finished rooms and cement floors.
wore alWo-t worth tho price asked FOR
tho entire house, Every bedroom with
light pouring IN from all directions,
hoasted clothes closets ~ sufficient slzo
FOR trunks. Tho wallis were not hunR
lu tinsel nor wrre there guudy nor
there's covering ftaps-iust beautiful
hardwoud doors
Sollditv s'muf'ot,y. beauty an things
clean. sanitary convenient IN nine am
ulc r1ciue WHY t'n -weetost odnr pcr-
vedng hecause thcro wac no odor ne
nll-ard tho rrae9
I'VE fccl wo cnn hardly afford to
rcnt FOR i"gs ttor $50 month" v'nH
the startling announcement or this
conscientious nnd plain cour'ry Voc
man"
There's corfprioo or signs about
the town-For Rent, For Sale, Measles,
etc
No doubt led bv the sign. aud not
bv the letters. thereon q woman who
had rcen house-nuntor IN our town
urtil " was "a case .of oll signs look
iuE n,ii-e to 'd" -tarpo1 uu TO the
door OF modcrn -iuolSing home-that
IS. modern cu thr Nu' e'''e.-rud rang
the bell An as'ouished- faced lad
Orerea the dcor about tie eighth Of
an inch
"rTor ront7" was asked. sweetly.
sure ladv ineasluy" answered the
callow tbouch ouirh vitted youth.
Come to look 1t 'cm7"
Rut the lad" wss patting down the
wall; to She gate
LADY BAspIE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
BRIGHAM CITY.

the ladies' auxiliary of the Brigham
CITY Commercial club entertained at
the academy Thursday evening with
1Ancug party. The hall was beauti-
ully decorated and punch and cake
vas served. Thursday afternoon 8
mecial club session was held in honor
Of tie Garland club ladies' Delicious
refreshmeuts We're served, The Com
merclal club ladies of Garland ana their
escorts were also special guests at the
evening BALL
Miss Lois Peters was hostess at a
merry New Years party. About 20
guests enjoyed apples. popcorn, candy
and nuts until nearly II O'Clock, then a
merry sleghride ushered out the old,
and in the new year
Mr. and Mrs. e. Elias Jensen enter
tanned party of friends Saturday
evening, Dainty refreshments. muse
and readings made a very pleasant
evening, Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac II. Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs
John f. Baird. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l..
hotter, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs Clarence c.
Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. j. Frank Bowr-
ing Mrs Maren c. Jensen Bishop
Wright, David Reese, Lee Wright anG
Ictor 2 Madison.
Al high noon Monday the retiring
city officials were guests of a dinner
party the incoming officials being
hosts. The tables were laid In the
Utahna diulngrooms and Mayor Black
burn presided.
Miss Ethel Erdman entertained last
week in honor of the Misses Ronella
Anderson and Ethel Symons of salt
Lake Music. games and dainty re-
ileshmcuts filled in the evening.
G. G. and Lawrence Clayton We're
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. c. ~.
Knudscn New Years day.
Miss Cleo Jensen returned from Lo-
gan Tuesday afternoon after having
enjoyed a Christmas visit.
Nr and Mrs. win Jensen visited a
Tow days in Brigham this week.
Mr. L. Y Rich was in Brigham on
business Friday.
lawrence Berg left for Wyoming
Wednesday evening. whore he VIII re-
main for the winter.
Nephl Anderson of Salt Lake city was
visiting friends in Brigham New Years
Mt and Mrs. James Mack of Ogden
miaIned home Saturday, after visiting
ID Brigham a few days
Mt ana Mrs, CARL Nelson and baby
"ere visiting in Brigham Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11

n YOPE springs tlcinh III wy -"
man breast" and II is ever
present hope that has caused
- "a ca MANY peopIe to greet 1908
.,s,,,ao s,rns IIope ia a Kind
ne nnd-cure. ana as one of the old
y, Ia, ,,,a :, 10 the most
philosopher ms sun
universal thinS ~ the World ior
STAYS with those who have nothing
49,,
p'se am ,a hos
II one vs. up as"lNs' It, 'u "1'
passed through all the throes OF nara
upishnees. but SIN retains high hops
~, ~ t,,.t,s, an fine chnnces are
,,.,.,,..,,, ~ NE
lo MN ana vac
condition sore.
Ahotii t,vo weeks ago. a young man
49,. 4, $40, h, .,.rct, ~ work He
''M' .,l.o-,,,.,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11

-,,.,,son and Mrs. Roy West
". snrving a dainty luncheon.
,,.,ns sloan was hostess at the
Ms Nv ~, IL A. &. Womans club
MEETING ~ afternoon and the after
m Non'' ',cvoted to music selec items
roo1 Nas eer,nrn composers leing g't-
from VI. rs gloan ana Miss Fhyllis
en- " " refreshments were served
,.nters OF the pioneers Lit
1be p" iniv met on Wednesday, art
er5 sve,,h Mrs. George w Thatcher
ercon Tho program was given by
As hoslv-e nell. who read "AIrngnrt.
Mrs. u.5ers of the U. A. G. Woman's
me ao1ro guests ut this meeting.
,s Mrs n. W. Robinson enter
NJ tbe members of the retiring
iai'a nril most pleasantly this week,
elizabeth Smith is at home
W. pleasant trip to Los Angeles.
setf
" $. I.angton has returned
~, ulp to Provo and salt Lake.
iQni
dancing party given in the pa
~ an Thursday evening, under the
nle of the Woodmen of the
gss proved 10 be most enjoyable.
). 1orenzo Stohl of Brigham city
~ visitor on Tuesday.
-. Misses Josephine Thatcher and
~. carbon have gone to San
ss..sdsco on pleasure trip.
vn n. Il. Moore has returned from
oliorfda'
u, and Mrs. Benjamin Griffin of
,.ssn have returned to their home
g Spending the holidays with Lo-
50 relatives
y, and Mrs. Fl. c. Mccullen of
..staska are visiting in Logan.
wss lnez Powell is at home again
,.,r pleasant visit in Salt Lake.
Hiss Mel Homer returned Monday
non short stay in Salt Lake and
Provo
Mr. A. G. Sunderstrom has gone
M for stay OF several weeks.
Miss DuelIa Alvord is visiting with
,iatiyes IN Ogden.
The Misses Ray Campbell and Cen
sieve Thatcher have returned from
!, nleasant visit to Salt Lake.
M sperry Lawson was Logan
d5ior during the week.
Mss Laura Nebeker has returned
hem Bear Lake, where She spent the
toldays.
Yrs. Annie Edwards Flaunn has re-
rned to her home in ReXburg after
pleasant visit with her parents in
ogan,
Mr. John spande is in Chicago Oh
lSness.
Miss Vcua Benson entertained =
mber Of friends on Saturday ev-
ing last.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
NIGHT SCHOOL NOTICE

In accordance with the precautions
airy action taken by the Board of the
L. d. $. university the night school va
cation viii be extended one week.
The practical work in all departments
OF the night school will be resumed
Monday evening. the 18th
New students should register between
and p. m. Monday, Wednesday or
Thursday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
AN INsIDIous DANGER.

trouble is that It is an insidious disease
and before the victim realizes his danger
he may have fatal malady. Take
trouble as it corrects Irregularities and
prevents Bright's disease and diabetes.
+. j. Hin Drug Co., "'rhe never subatl-
tutOrs.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
now no AVOID pNEUMoN1A.

You can avoid pneumonia and other
serious results from cold by taking
Foleys Honey and Tar. 1t stops the
but the genuine in the yellow package.
L. j. Hill Drug Co, The never substl
tutOrs "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11

Miss Elyira Pescia, % years old,
daughter OF Francesca Pesela,
wealthy retired real estate dealer, of
New York has disappeared,
Miss Peseia left "A note addressed 10
"All the family vaguely limiting al
auiclde though for what reason is a
puzzle 10 her parents and the police.
According TO her family she had no
love AFFAIR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11

DISTURBED THE CoNGREI ATIoN
The person who disturbed the courre-
CATION les; sunday by continually cough
ing Is requested to buy Il bottle of Foley's
Honey and Tar. Il. j. Hin Drug Co.
"Thc never subsiitutCrs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11

OH you win drink Ghhardelll's Ground
t'w.ela'o with your meals every day
ni nret months, In place OF coffee or
sMly-Washy coffee substitutes no
Espment on persuasion Dill induce you
,e louch them again. The headaches
wv you have almost come 10 cone
,l,l inevitable and from which you
glre only temporary relief by drink
s more coffee, win entirely diTappepr
sI instead of ariging ~ me morning
f.gf nervous mud lriH0blc you win
We.h and brsht. You VIII have
gs1l brain and slrOnr muscles There
'n lilnk so refrushlng. strengthening
d, aiming as n cup ~ Ghirarihlli's
r.Wll Chocolate. N Is the original
tggna chocolate and rs vastly superior
t, uie out -ni-date eaae eh1colnfor. Tho
r,, whe Ghirardell process of propA-
un enecis a thorough blending OF
chocolate ana sugar and produces
Hp,i delicious llayur while rendering
al, olocnlaie easily diEostihle. II is
ip 'if most convenient form OF ch0co-
N as IL may be prepared instantly
AZ mo lneg addition oi hoiiiAJ lniik.
,aIltinliis Ground Chocolate wa AZ
FOUND superior 90 cake chocolates
~ eAkes' buildings. candles, fudge,
fo on account OF ltH more convenient
WV "S ven as ~ deNeluus flavor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
ONLY $500

To ogden and return. January 18Th,
via Oregon Short Line, for Boxing
Match. Battling Nelson VS. Jack Cliff
ford. Trains at 1885 100. 400 and
6:15 j. m, and Special at ZOO p. IN,
Returning after the match.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11

"That good Coal" SO so delivered.
Sh.25 at yard 3amberger. 16l
Meighn St, u. s. A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11

ntat golden brown which tones so
accordion
velvet and
cape effect of the
coaais which
silk belt fastening the with the osetes The
toquei S shaded brown wings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11

VIII do thus and So" said the manager
CURLY. "Will you do it?'
II can try was the quiet response,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs. James Mack of Ogden
r. mlarned home Saturday, after visiting
ID Brigham a few days.
Mt ana Mrs, Cncl Nelson and baby
"ere visiting in Brigham Saturday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
What Ais YouT

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22

81 Petersburg April 2l---fhr pre-
.eet OF police has paeardod the city
with stringent regulations t1rewarnIns
he residents Of nn expected epidemic
81 cholera
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
1T rs FIRST LIEUTENANT.
Chief Pitt Settles Discussion in Police
Department.

There was quite n discussion at pol.
which Officer would be head of the de-
partment in the absence of the chief.
Heretofore, the captain has been act
ing chief and in the absence of both
the chief and captain. the first SER
geant assumed the duties OF acting
chief
Recently the council passed an or
dinance practically abolishing the Of
fice of captain and creating three new
offices. namely: First lieutenant. sec
ond lieutenant, and also chief OF de-
tectiYes.
ed by Chief Pitt and confirmed by
the council as first lieutenant, and
Detective Dick" Shannon was named
az second lieutenant. each to seceive
a salary of $40 per month. Detective
George A. Sheets, former chief of poll
ice, was made chief of the detective
force at salary of $50 per month.
Because Sheets receives n greater sal
airy than the lleutenants, some of tho
policemen We're Of the opinion that he
is the next ranking officer to the
chief, while others hold that the
amount OF salary has nothing To do
with the matter at all They say that
Sheets Is chief of merely the detective
force, seven men In all, while the
lieutenants Will have general jurisdic-
ton and command over all the men;
therefore, First Lieut.. John Hempel,
formerly first sergeant, Is the next
ranking officer.
The discussion was settled this
morning by Chief Pitt when he was
asked the question. He said:
"Thc ranking officer in the absence
Of the chief viii, of course, be the first
lieutenant"
There is now n vacancy among the
sergeants. but who will be appointed
Is not known at this time Chief Pitt
stated this morning that he did not
know who would land the plum. He
has not decided ms yet, and said that
he did not know who would be APP
pointed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
RETURN FROM CONFERENCE.
Marshal Spry and Committeeman
Wolton Optimistic for Victory.

william Spry and Wesley X. wal
ton returned yesterday from Colorado
Springs, where they were I'm attend
ance upon the sessions of the Repub-
lican national committee with Chair
man Frank Hitchcock. The confer
ence with Mr., Hitchcock was attend
ed by chairman and committee men
from 16 states. The returning COM
mitteemen report that the sessions
We're most harmonious and thoy are
confident of a Republican victory. The
result of the conference with regard
to campaign headquarters Is not yet
complete, Chicago or New York may
either be selected as the main office
points for the contest and Denver and
Salt Lake are IN the held for the
western headquarters. A canvass of
the committeeman indicated that
western headquarters rs desired, and
Marshal Spry is confident that this
city may secure the coveted honor at
the hands of the national committee.
Marshal Spry and Committeeman
Walton invited the national committee
To meet for ils next session I'm this
city and promises were made by the
Salt Lakers that nothing viii be left
undonc 10 make their visit 10 this city
pleasure, II they decide 10 come
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
FEDERATION ADOPTS
WORKING AGREEMENT

Denver, July A.-rhe Western Fed
Grafton of Miners i'm convention here
today adopted the working agreement
with the United Mine Workers of
America. substantially as recommended
yesterday by the committee appointed
to consider this question This action
was strongly urged by President
Charles II Meyer
The agreement AS adopted, provides
that the federation shall grant NO
more charters To coal miners but that
the locals OF coal miners already or
ganized shall he maintained and or
,uiacrs shall be continued IN camps
where such locals exist aud tnat all
questions of jurisdiction that may arise
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
MET DEATH IN A TUNNEL
While Drilling Inside the Loctchburg
Workmcn Strike Water and Twenty
Five of Them Are Drowned.

Berne. Switzerland, July 2i.-Thore
was frightful accident early this
morning I'm the Loetchburg tunnel in
the Bcrnez Alps, which resulted IN the
death OF 25 workmen
The men We're drilling inside the tun-
mel Without warning their tools
pierced the wall that separated them
from suhterruneau river or lake, the
existence of which was not known The
wall gave way with a crash and tor
rent Of water ana mud rushed into the
tunnel and hled II All of the work.
men were drowned. They were Italians.
Fortunately owing TO the early hour
only comparatively few men had on
tered the tunnel. The disaster oc-
CURED 1900 yards from the northern
entrance, II rs believed that the men
tapped the Hander river which flows
through the mountains above the tln-
mel The Wator now chokes the tunnel
within 1000 yards of the entrance.