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DIED


DAVIS--In this city, November o. 1903,
months and IL days. son OF Mrs. Maud
3. Davis. Sl3 East Second South street.
Notice OF funeral later.
WHICkER-Iu this city. November q.
1908. OF septic poisoning. Elijah, son
OF Isaac and Elizabeth Whicker. aged
- Years. The remains will be shipped
10 Fillmore, Utah. tor burial, by Joseph
w. Taylor.
SAIITH-In this city, November &c, 1908.
Mary J. Smith, only child OF Albert and
Anna Smith. aged years months and
is days. The funeral services Will be
held al the family residence, l779 South
Sixth East street. on Wednesday, No
vember 25, 1908. at o'clock p. m. In
terment Calvary cemetery. Friends In
vited.
AMsDEN-In this city November 90.
1908. Louie a Amsden, in his fifty
held from the late residence, i37 Third
avenue, Wednesday. November 20, at
1850 p. m. lnterment In Mount Ollvet
ROGERS-In this city. November ~.
1908. Stephen Henry Rogers. in his
sixty-eighth year. Funeral services will
be held from Masonic temple, Wednes-
day. November 2S. at $3.50 p. m. Mem
bcrs OF Grand Army requested TO be
present, Interment in Mount Olivet.
WGLLIAMS-In this city. November 2S,
1908, Harry Williams aged Is years.
The remains are at the funeral parors
OF Joseph William Taylor.
PETRCE-In this city, November %. 1908.
John II. Pcirce. aged 90 years. The
remains are at the funeral parlors Of Jo-
seph William Taylor.
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WANTED

ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
ing, trunks valises: best prices paid. %
Commercial st. Reply by postal card
Phones 3771. TIA
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BISCUIT MINING COMPANY.
Notice of Animal MeeEinr

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Biscuit
Mining company Will be held at the Of
80 Atlas block, Salt Lake City, Utah, on
the first Tuesday after the second Mon
day In December. 1908. to wit. December
10. 1903, at the hour OF 10 a m, for the
purpose OF electing a board OF Ave direc-
tors OF said company TO serve for tho
next ensuing year. and for the transac-
ton OF such other business as may law
fully come before It.
JOSEPH s, HYDE. Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Nov. IL. 1908
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
flee of the Board OF Public Works.

Office of the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake City. Nov. 9. 1905.
Sealed proposals VIII be received at
this office until S o'clock D, M, Fri
day, November %, 1908. for the work OF
constructing cement sidewalk In sidewalk
extension No, 13l-
Instructions 20 bidders. together with
plans. profile. specifications and forms for
application at the office OF the board OF
public works or city engineer
The right is reserved TO reject any
and all bids,
works.
II G. MMILLAN. Chairman.
LOUIS c, KELSEY, City Engineer.
hln3a
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Petition for Letters.

Dorah Wright. a daughter, living at
Los Angeles. asked tho third district
court Monday TO be appointed adminis-
tratrix OF the estate OF Samuel II.
tate. September 13 this year. leaving real
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WANTED HELP-MALE

CoATMAKERS, PANTSMtKERS AND
vestmakers. Globe Tailoring Co.. "a z:
2nd South. glT4T
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PERSONALS

THOROUGHBRED MALE AND FE-
male cocker spaniels for sale. 500 Z
srd So, Ant No. /. h56
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WANTED. BY MARRIED COUPLE.
suite OF rooms and board In modern prl-
vate home; must be close in; best OF ref
erences required and given. Address J-43,
Tribune. h1SSS
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UTAH COMPRESSED AIR PAINTING
Co. Both phones 1914. Estimates given
on all kinds OF painting. c. L. Myers,
Mgr, h263e
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1I.MoNDs WATCHES 6 JEw1

oi>R HOLIDAY STOCK IS CHmr' CSHIsa,oi
You can select watch OF IN 40
Yourself or 20 present e. a.,sh Jevelr.
= I,ifie now or then Utah '
sos So Main ST.
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wANTED-A REAL, GENUINE sA1

WANTED-A REAL, GENHuNE - VII
man; a man who has ability anfr, nor
will work for us as hard and con
tiously as he would for himself. 10
sent us exclusively in Utah and kuOsI
We have a large. well-known, ar an
every way first-class line OF calel
advertising specialties and druggist
bells and boxes, and our line is 200M
tractive and varied that each andtr0n.
business In every town In tho co'-
without regard 70 size. can be su'sy re
fully solicited. Our goods are VerD rh
tractlve. but no more so than our East
sonable prices. and VIC know irof--
experience OF others. vino have bse BAT
are now in our employ that any drss
hustling man, who has good avi0nes
ability and is willing TO work. can
With us from $50 10 $l5O per week+.sN
he ready TO commence work Januis-h
Commissions liberal. Our companl
organized In 1882. We are capit--
for 5000. 900. We state this sim hOt
show that we are responsible and 70
business. Ii YOU DO, II VIII pay
write Sales Manager. Nerchants--- =
fishing Co.. Kalamazoo. Mich. ~ "
this advertisement with your ap- u
lion.
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CHILnVEY SWEEP

COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. SEE THEM.
3i West 2nd South. h320g
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wANTED-GIRL GENERAL HOUSE
work; plain cooking. No. l, Smith
apartments, Third East. between Second
and Third South, h2S50
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estate and mining stock valued at $4,000.
The real estate consists OF ground In lot
yey, and the mining property OF zoo
shares valued at 81 each, In tho Abe
Lincoln Mines and Milling company OF
Alice, George and Charles Wright.
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CASH REGISTERS
SECONDHAND STORES
CONTRACTORS

WANTED TO BUY. 2ND-HAND GOODS
Bell phone 6li5. Ind. phone 43l. h2i0
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ON REAL ESTATE; SUMS TO j
]. l.. Perkes, Sc West Third So. q
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MILLINERY PARLOR

I WILL PAY SO REWARD TO THE
party who can inform me who de-
stroyed the large For Sale Real Estate"
sign on 18th East and Brigham Sta. y.
Rlchter, ls w LIST SO. h2O31
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MAN AND WIFE TICKETS FOR DEN
yer. Phone 1892. hi9i9
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CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FURNACE
cleaning. Leave orders Duehi &
Franken Drug Store. Both phones 100.
g32So
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FOE Observation-Disclosures.

@>-~~->>
DESIRABLE LEASE. GROUND FLOOR
Boston Block and Npwhousc Block
Capital 4. l.. Gnvt. Co. IL w. 81 South.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell phone 520l. Ind. phone S60S4S.
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2S MONTHS LEASE OF STORE Room.
suitable for restaurant or clothing puSl"
ness a bargain. Newcorb, r alA' lit,
une bldg. Ind. phone l26. t-'ii
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CIGAR STORE. LARGE ROOM, LONG
lease, opposite the new y. s, l.. depot |
Inquire 376 w. So, Temple. hire
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CONTRACTORS

SEE Us BEFORE LETTING YOI-R
work. All kinds OF plasternr and re-
pair work done promptly. Byors Bros
contractors, Ind. phone 10635. Residence
1905 Indiana ave. rsO3
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WANT TED-SALESMEN

statesmen WANTED; EXPERu
unnecessary: 500 per month am
penses. Royal Cigar Co.. Chicago.
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PATENT-MACHINE FOR FORMING
trenches and rolling soil; just the thing
for making Irrigation bitches. Address
Hans Erickson. Box a, Sridger, Wyo.
sSI4
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GRAIN AND POTATO SACKS. IN
quiro $40 So. 4th West. Phone 22s;
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TRANSFER
WALL PAPER cLEANls. =

,,o,IIS @ pAPEE CLEANlNG 90,
the Butte): ol1,IJt op.Jt AKA
etorc. Lao. liG5. Ben s
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MASSAGE.
FuRs AND FURRIERs

HAVE YOUR FURS REMoDELEn'
nsired- Owed and cleaned sea-.
bcsvsr Persian lamb. astraA q;
otbcr iurs made TO order, n
Fur Co, 81 T. 3rd SO. Sr'1 ~
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs. Lizzie Geisler. 336 West
3rd North. Bell lf03-X. Ind. 40S7. 1917
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BUSINESS oPpnRrrr,r1m--

N.ANoLEtp,-PARTY WITH s,ooo ro
that will clear 5000 per y t,o,,, propcs
an interest or II per cent o. .~'u
and a position II desired. ia re Ts,.
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EGSGT0SARLE DREssM6AahT,rsyws Ar, sys
the day. Latest styles -" h
Phone 2S<e-NN-
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to belong to him. OH" she turned
again, flinging out her hands with a
| cannot let the children starve, and
that is why he says the children are
little gesture Of despair, Il am not
going to try and defend myself. |
know better than anybody can tell
me how foolish l have been. What a
multitude of wrong things l have
done. l have been preparing myself
for some sort Of punishment people
who do wrong always do get punish
ed, don't they? But l never, never
thought Of this. OF course he cannot
take them from me by law. l am
their mother, they are mine 8
mine = But If he cuts off the
money, that gives him law"
She sat down on a couch on the
other side Of the room and dabbed
her eyes with her wet handkerchief,
and Rupert Haverford looked across
at her with eyes that were wet too.
The silence that was so natural to
him, and so irritating to Camilla, be.
came oppressive now. She got Up
with a jerk
You would make me tell you what
the matter was with me, and now
have bored you," she said. "OtheI
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happiness in this marriage, the gov
erness. young, unworldly as she was,
felt from the very first that there was
in this prospective union, doubtful
element; that difficulties would most
certainly present themselves-great
difficulties. every whit as black and
as heart-shadowing as any that hal
belonged to Camilla in the past.
She needed very little now to con-
vince herself that Haverford would
meet those difficulties in a firm,
straightforward way But what about
the woman?
Although she had only seen him
twice, Katherine had been instantly
impressed with the restraint, even the
GOODNESS. of Haverford's manner.
To her he seemed to be the very
last man in the world who would
be able to assimilate himself with Ca
milla Lancings effervescent nature.
Surely her fanciful inconsequence. her
pretty conceits, her irresponsible
ways, would never wed with his seri-
BUSINESS and restraint, his peculiar
gravity.
That spell of definite heart anguish.
witnessed and shared by herself,
chared by herself, charged all mem
DRY now of the children's mother with
pathos. She could not help associat.
ing 1t with what had occurred.
Knowing nothing definitely, Rather
Inc Granger yet knew enough to as.
sure herself that the engagement had
been forced into existence by that
very mental maelstrom Of only few
hours before. And already she felt
she understood Camilla well enough
to be sure that this act, born Of ex-
pediency, the outcome of intense ex-
element, would have its aftermath OF
| Judgment, of regret. perhaps even of
condemnation.
But for this sense of clinging anX.
iiety about the woman she had learnt
to love so dearly the girl would have
been so happy.
81 want you to run Wild Mrs.
Brenton said to her. "You can al
ways leave the children with me-
when you want to be alone; they
don't bother me in the least"
So on every possible occasion Miss
Granger was out of the house, either
with the children or without them,
and day by day she blossomed out a
little more into health and good looks.
81 wonder If you have Irish blood in
your veins Mrs. Brenton asked her,
on one occasion, when they went for
brisk walk together. "Your eyes
are distinctly Irish, you know"
Katherine had laughed.
II may be Hottentot for all
know about myself. Undoubtedly
must have had some beginning, but
what it was l have not the leas'
idea"
Agnes Brenton did not answer al
! once, and then she said:
"You have never heard from Mrs
Baynhurst?'
The girl shook her head, and Their
laughed again.
ooh, no, never expected to. dare
say Mr.. Haverford has tried to make
her speak, but shall be very much
surprised if he gets anything out Of
her"
81 am quite sure he will hav'
tried" said Mrs. Brenton, warmly.
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One in a good home is sorry for
those who have none.
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CHAPTER TX, (continued.)
God forbid" said Rupert Haver
BY MARIA ALBANESI
Copyright 1907 by Maria AIbanesi.

La,
God forbid said Rupert Haver-
ford.
He was so near to her now that he
almost touched her. She was tremb-
ling with excitement.
"Ohl don't mean that you would
do 1t unkindly, only that you look at
things differently. I am so afraid you
will be disappointed in me, but -
the tears were running down her
cheeks, 81 know one thing about
you. | know that you are true, and
that if you give your word it will be
your bond" Her lips quivered. THE
children she said brokenly; and
then she was lying with her face
pressed down on his breast, and his
arms were folded about her.
What he said she hardly heard,
she was only conscious in that mo-
naent of great, wonderful relief.
1t was as though some gnawing pain
that had fretted into her very soul
had been lulled; that beautiful rest
had followed on the pain.
She closed her eyes, and she
nestled nearer to him. Then, little
by little, she came back to the reality
and her heart leapt in her throat, she
tried to free herself, but those strong
arms held her tightly Some one was
kissing her brow, and close beside her
she could feel the quick beating of a
strong heart.
Once she had said to herself, "He
will love me too much
And now she had accepted this
love; she had battered her freedom
for it.
1t was so characteristic of her that
even in this moment the thought of u
bondage burned her. And yet it had
come about so naturally
81 did not seek him. she said to
herself; che came, he would have
come little later, but he came now
just when l needed some one
- = something y ~
How his heart beat! * * How
strong he was! When he kissed her
brow and hair and eyes she could feel
his lips culver.
He would love her too much, He
did not ask her to kiss him in return
He was SO good SO generous
He had given her back her children
For that she could have knelt at his
feet. But she almost prayed that he
would not ask for her kisses
not yet not yet.
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peoples troubles are bores, say what

peoples troubles are bores, say what,
one WILL"
And then he found his voice.
ooh, don't let us play with real
tiles" he said. 81 could not speak at
first because, we'll! because l am not
good at words. You must have real
lied something else Camilla, and
that is that everything that concerns
you Is dear to me, so dear that l
tremble at the thought that l am still
outside your life" He left the fire
and went nearer to her. 81 came here
today he said, because found that
could not go through another TWEEN
ty-four hours without seeing you. You
mean SO much to me. l had no idea
whether you would care for me to
come; indeed, the last time saw you
tormented myself by imagining that
you found me tedious, and dull, that
you wanted to have no more to do
with me. Still had to come"
Camilla gave sharp sign and
turned around; her face was blurred
| with tears, she, hardly looked young
or pretty at this moment.
Continued in next issuel.
One in q good home is sorry for
those who have none
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Silver Aluminium jelly Moulds Free,

Individually Nodded desserts are now considered
the proper thing. The moulds are hard to get
outside the large cities, but users of JELL-O, The
Dainty Dessert, can get them absolutely free.
Circular in each package explaining and illustrating
the different patterns. JELL-O is sold by all good
grocers at 1oc. per package Do not accept SUBJ
stitute or you will be disappointed.
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d ont Wear a Truss

Brooks Appliance Is a new
scientific discovery with auto.
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cd and l have put my price so
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CHAPTER x,

On the following day the children
and their governess went down to Vel
verton, There was SO much excite
ment and hustle in getting away that
Miss Granger had little time to real.
Use that she was tired. She saw moth,
ing Of Mrs. Lancing, who was in her
room.
The children were told to keep
quiet, because mother had bad head
ache
1t was Dennis who had communicat
ed the news to Katherine that she
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You nnd Il IL doesn't satisfy you you back
and will your money Tho any rcspon.
bio citizen in Marshall will toll you that tho do bust
sands of people this for tho ve years Remember
salves harness. lies fakes just give you
straight business deal at reasonable price,
e. E. Brooks, 61So Brooks Bldg, Mar.
shall, Mich.
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QUERIES BY FARMERS.
Experiment Station Called Upon for
Advice on Various Subjects.
From the Washington State Colleg. Pullman.

A Seattle correspondent asks for a
statement of the experience the sta
ton has had with the "noyalty Seg-
etables. He was informed a. fod
lows:
The station has experimental with
all OF them, and finds that they will
grow successfully in eastern Wash
ington. The tomato and egg nlant
should be started early in the season
IN hotbeds. or cold frames. With
this care creditable crop will be ma
tured. The egg plant is native of
warm climates, and, like the tomato.
should be given high, warm eleva-
ton. The okra and artichoke have
each done very we'll with us, requiring
only the ordinary garden culture"
A farmer of Arden wishes to know
what apples would do well where he
lives. Professor Thornber advised
him as follows:
For the soil and general climatic
conditions you have, | advise the use
in equal quantities of the Jonathan,
Rome Beauty and Wegener. It is
possible that you might make use OF
great many other varieties, but
these are apples that the all doing
well, and sell for very good market
prices in the annual markets.
Vary the number of tree, accord
ing to whether you are going to irr.-
gate or not. If you are going to ir-
gate, plant your trees from twenty.
five to twenty-seven feet apart, Il.
alternate rows. If you are not goin,
to irrigate, you had better plant ther
on the hexagonal plan, placing the
trees in the rows thirty-three fees
apart, with the rows themselves about
twenty-seven feet apart. 1t will not
injure the trees to grow vegetables
between them for the first three 10
five years, but, of course. you should
plant nothisg that will take the
moisture or plant food from close to
the young trees"
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A Bad Bargain.

A story is told of the famous Plch-
ard Brinsley Sheridan, that one lay
when coming back from shooting, with
an empty bag and seeing a number OF
ducks in a pond, while near by n man
was leaning on a fence watching them
Sheridan asked:
"What will you take for a shot at
the ducks?'
well" said the man thoughtfully,
'Tll take half sovereign"
Done said Sheridan, and he frad
into the middle of the ducks, killing a
dozen or more. I'm afraid you made a
bad bargain" said Sheridan, laughing
Il don't know about that" the man
replied. They're not my ducks
The Christian Advocate.