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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

Canvass MaSe i sFrsnxzssd ard yazz-
ity shows That Msz Are BsirE
cz5e1 Back Is Thenr


Springfield Mass. B4a. E5--A eansass
u tie indasssiaa temzs go fsx Il
seeS0n reve2is rAe Azx kaT ia @ss sr-
STANCES essfers are lrzxeasizg aad ns
are esThex ezz aze< sazE ssnF =
or preparing So Do 30 IaaE sza2lF
Improvement fram m8w an IL t@ h *
peeted fs THE aninsHa
lnicopee Business wgn 8Hd mimzzfss.
suFxgs feel aaEfisse ny Eae tmtzH@ aasi-
aess presSHFtg 81 TIE ~i1v Tssa psazz 81
tse D. Stevans Arm & xn8- csrNg q
Aas enenea wsA ie4 VI s4srt~4 TIE
rarx ~ tke 4. G. Sgasssi1w 4 Er1s
e1Fnpany - keiy 50 % ssark 10 s&e
fsgf dsv a n w~eka
Haiyake reerzs that work Bas heen
resumed HI two large pnnp making
shC
( sskenaet ard Atnes repsgtE sespral
rssslnsPtions aad ia PltssSesl. tke eus-
laok IS bright Menesa3- Ecn. Tara
ersf Fails aud Aaams report We sstla-
ti0n a. enenlzEagsAa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
THREE JAPANESE
MINISTER'S RESIGN
Emperor Refuses to Allow Premier Sal
onji to Step Out but Kassura
rs Likely to Return to

Toxic Jan Is Marquis saiouH, tie
prime minister, rendered bis resiauhtion
to sir emperor yesterday On reoeips b
It che emperor sent for faron Katsura,
the former premier and gaze linn a.
audience Alterwafa, As summoned
Prince ITO % TIE palace
Later, saionji presented himself, as
is asaal ID such eases. - fofnieh an *
PLANTATION u the resignation The resig
nation, however. was mn accepted, the
emperor commanding sai08l tg hold
over, but he has accepted tie resiqna
tions 81 + Yamdgaaa, MINI & ~ CON
munications. aHd Elarau Sakasani min.
ister 0f hnanee. khaFa. minister III home
affairs. and " Magaaaa, minister 0f ins.
tiee, viii also hold over Professionally
II Il believed inst this il measure
81 expeaieney. petaing the existence ii
tie present Diet Apparently KRtsuta
will return " ofliee representing b n0i
crate hHaneial policy
Tie resignation ef Baron sakat8ni was
regarded certain, in view Of the recent
discovery of the fart that 4 mistake III
s216AH. ngG bad beea discovered iii fhe
calculations of ne budget esslmates, ard
IL + thought that iris gigantic bunder
FASTENED tie resignation Of saioHii,
which vas not expected to 81 long
delayed ID any case ii tic fare Of tlie
popular agitation eaHsed by increased
taxation and tiie enormous military bud
GET, which was deemed unealled for
There have ais8 leeH differences ID
ffe cabinet oyer The policy IT tie gog
ernment purchase 81 railroads Fhu
governments fsildfe % carry Iapan
point wltb the United States IS q emf
grafton has tended % lower IS prestige.
iint If financial policy waaf tie conn
try has chiefly against Il
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
THE PRESIDENT TO MEET
RAILRoAD OFFICIALS
Operating yice-prssident IL TEL Him
About Conditions.

Washington ian. 10. Ifesidept
Roosevelt yesterday uade 40 appoint
fnent f0f Jan. III III coggfer VITA i com
mittre IF The operating wee presidents
~ the leading railroads ii the country.
The appointment was tnade 81 Senator
Warner of Missouri at che request II
*. n Gray, second pice-presldent and
general manager 81 The St. Lonis and
San Francisco Railroad
The committee will represent among
others the New York Central. Gle PENN
syivania, Southern. Burlington. North
western. illinois Central, and Frisco
roads. The object 81 the conference Is
70 bring to the attention 81 the Presi.
dent matters which are regarded As
materially affecting adversely the rail.
way operations II the country " II
understood that the question Of legal-
izina pooling agreements viii be one
d the important topics 81 the confer
enee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
COL. COCKTAILS 0UiZzED
BY HOUSE COMMITTEE
Says Work Of Building Canal Is Going
Along Finely

Washington, d @, Jan. Is WITH 4
view 70 soliciting at first hand al pos
sibie information regarding fhe oreani
zati0n Of Panama construction and the
rate n progress iseing niade. the House
committee on interstate aUd foreign com.
nlnee yesterday had before ii Col tsoe.
tfals. chairman Of the jethpian canal
commission ard the chief engineer of
construction
The work 81 Building the canal, ca.
CoetAalv said. was progressing more sat
isfactofily than be had expected He
thought the excavation 81 1iHlpb1s cuf
would H. completed III thc next four Or
five years
Col goethsls said the number Of men
On the canal ard railroad pagr0ils aucs
fii8tes between 10000 and 10000. mainly
spaniards ltailsus and West Indian ri
grCes we hage been stttine mofe labor
IN The last few months than We ean use
be said There are no Americans on
the labor rolls, except few maehiaists
helpers"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
National Guard Convention

Boston, Jan.15.--A discussion Of the
relation Of state militias to the federal
government and vice versa, was yigor-
ously revived Yesterday BY delegates ia
the tenth annual meeting Of the Nation
Al Guard Association Of the United
States, which convened here yesterday
and which will tomorrow put into final
shape its propositions for new nation
q military policy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
MILL LOCK
OUT LIKELY
English Operatives Wont
Lessen Demands
BREAK OFF NEGOTIATIONS
with Master Spinners-Twrads Dsvas-
tatss Portuguese colony--Maeao.
Chinese Port, Under P0rtngags
Contral.

Manchester Jan. IL ATT Efforts st a.
Prevention % bring zbozE a settieuens Of
the dispute between tia cotton ri awn-
ers and their employees. ~hiea ihFsatess
To rcsals in the locking asr = l5ag0o
men, has e0me % naaghs- The opers-
tives as a meeting Monday niz1t decided
to break Of ali further negpsiatians with
the master spinntms, and lockout now
appears inevitable
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
70 PUSH FEDERAL CASES
AGAINST STANDARD OIL
Penalty NAY Exceed Famous szo, 10000
Fine Assessed BIZ Lands.

Washington .. G Jan IS THE gov
eminent il planning t0 press -iiits
aniinst Che Standard tlil company On
charges III accepting rebates ffgm the
Burlington and Chicago aud Eastern II
liB0i4 rnads.
District Attorney Sims. who Is here.
SAD tiie government would aove soon
u pfoeeed 70 trial 81 opue 81 flie cases,
and hoped % get az tried ~ Juat There
are more than 2290 count d the Bur
linQlof easse and more than 1900 in
those connected with the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois.
rhe hnes II imposed 90 tle same basis
IS before. Noidd exceed the lamous 80
2i0V00 penalty If Judge lands The
latter viii bear SOME 81 tie cases judge
i,ethea may boar 4 part Of them
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
JAPAN's POSTAL PLAN
NOT IN TREATY FORM
Proposal to China Only Principle Upon
which to Negotiate.

pekin, Jan. 3D. The proposals sub-
mitted by Japan yesterday to Sir Rob
ert Hart, director general of Chinese
customs. in the matter Of the mail ser
siee in Manehuria contain. It Is report
"a today, the statement Of 4 principle
upon which subsequent negotiations are
% be conducted, and not. ~ China has
been lei 70 expect, the draft Of an
actual agreement which might solve the
difficulty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
NERVES CUT OUT
TO END HEADACHE.
Sufferer Of IS Years Gets Relief BY First
Operation Of the Kind

Cincinnati, O. Jan. Is After suffer.
irg excraciating pain ii his head Tor
= years, Louis Nolfson. superintendent
Of the Cincinnati base haIl park. 10
secured relief hy having surgeons cut
out two nerves They were between
one ans Two inches long and about d
thick as q pia. and are termed sensory
nerves-thst Is. nerves which give TIE
sense Of feeling and not control Of tas
movements o. mnzfles,
When the nerves were .eut ont Wolf.
son was deprived only 1T lie sense If
feeling along the area affected Is thea.
Some little sense of uneasiness still nef
sists as result Of the wounds n his
temples, but when these heal he wili
De totally cured Since the Operation
Niolfson has not suffered any aftaess
of headache The operation took fWa
hours Local surgeons SAP It IS the llsz8
ON record
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
ITALIAN BANKER rAILs.
Emmanuel J Ferrafa 81 New York City
Has Liabilities Of 5000.

New York. Jan. Is. Emmanuel !.
Feuam, an Italian banker, who con.
ducts a private banking house On East
Thirteenth street filed 4 voluntary pegi
tion ii bankruptcy ii the United States
district court Monday The petition
showed debts 81 $50 22 and assets 81
s37 387. The list of creditors shows
that fefraraH bank had nearly one
thousand Italian depositors
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
ID SKATERS DROWN.
Ice on Lake in Paris Breaks with
Serious Result.

Paris. Jan. vs.. The ice on the lake
n the fsois az Buuldgne broke yesterday
and thirty skaters were immersed At
the latest report fourteen corpses had
been recovered from the water.
The American colony is humerouslv
represented IN the quarter bordering n
che Bots and has been taking great
interest il the exciting fete in progress.
Il is not set known whether ans Amcri
cans were involved IN the disaster
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
KENTUCKY TOBACCO GUARDED.
The Federal Troops and Calling Gun
ATE al Lexington.

Lexington XIV. Jan t5e sis himdrea
thousand pounds 81 White hurley to-
IHceo we're soid On tie door 81 the loose
leaf warehouses here Monday This
coming iii from an over the tobaeeo ais.
triet since Saturday night. The ware
honses here are strongly guarded nightly
agaihst surprise bg night raiders BIZ
special officers and 4 squad II soldiers
Nith q eating gun Several surround
ing towns are also being guarded night
Is,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
KITcHEEER's sISTER-IN-LAw
LEAPS TO DEATH FROM SHIP
Woman Piuuges Overheard and browns
at Colon.

Colon Jan i5.-A woman named Mrs
Kitchener. widow IF & brother Of Wis
count Kitchener Of khartonm, commit
ted suicide il The port Of Colon Monday
night
She WAS a passenger On the steamship
Alaglaiena q tAe Royal Mail liHe. from
southampton via West Indian ports fof
Kingston whittier she vas going 10 visit
her brother i1llaw, Col II II {. Kiteh
euer retired She had been suffering
from continued insomnia and while alone
ia her stateroem at dinner time SHE
threw herself from the portfolio Of hef
cabin and was dFuwned
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
HUGHES no MEET CRANE
TO TALK ON PRESIDENCY
Governor Goes 70 New York Thursday
His Meeting with Bay State
Senator Was Suggested By Sem
ator Page.

Albany, Ny. Jan. Is. Cor. Hughes
win Do Ia New York city Thursday
evening. aud there N considered h ~
scarcely any doubt that ~ and senator
Crane viii meet and discuss the presi-
deneg The suggestion for such meet
ing has been made to Gov Hughes BIZ
Senator Page
The Governor goes on Thsrsday after
noon % keep several ENGAGEMENTS Is
speak "a New York 81 Thursday even.
iHe and ffidag he ftfases I'd dlse0ss
Tile formation u the Hughes National
League When asked about II today ae
said he lad seen TIE iist 81 officers
printed u the morning papers but did
not nIEe VI a0mment npan thenI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
LEWIS HEADS MINEwoRKERs.
He Ts Given the President By Majority
Of 10000.

Wheeling. " Va. Jan. I5A private
telegram received here yesterday from
indianapolis, which IL said to BE- au-
thoritative, says that r. T. Lewis or
bridgeport. O.. vice president Of the
United Mine Workers Of America, has
been elected president over WI. B. VIII
son hy majority ii 10000 in vote
If 100000 Lewis in late years has
been q vigorous exponent 81 the peace
ful" policy Of President Mitchell He
IS known throughout the organization
a. ''radieai" and pf course, gained
the votes II those who favored more
aggression than shown BY John Mitchell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
MOBILIZATION wANTED on RoNps


Senator CulbefHoB again yesterday
brought ~ the question ii tbe recent
bond issue by the Secretary 81 the
treasury and asked TIE senate u adopf
resolution offered by him calling "a ihe
secretary fdr additional information.
MI Abirieh asfod that VII (aiDefson's
resolution be nor pressed nHH Tire secfe.
tafy's reply 70 BE resolution offered BY
himself e received. The resolution went
over.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

vigOr and cheerful
ness soon disappear
when the kidney are
out Of order or dis
eased.
Kidney trouble has
become 50 prevalent
that il Is not uncom
mon fer q child Il, be
born afflicted with
ssaf sHHAg6 1.-THE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
GRAEIrEvIILE

Three tsnements TO rent. Inquire Of
a. Al Smith, Barre. or Nj J. AicLeod.
eramteviIlel
A public installation Of the officers Of
Robert Fmmet court, G. Q. r. win BE-
held Wednesday essning. JANUARY u
in Miles ball, and The public Is cordially
invited. There viii lie g dance after the
meeting
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
TRANsvAAL BOUNDING ALL
AsTATIcs OUT OF COUNTRY
Fifty Prominent British-Indians and
Chinese Arrested.

Johannesburg, South Africa, Ian IS.
Pursuant to the determination Of the
government 70 make the Transvaal %
hot for Asiatics that those now in the
country viii be driven out and further
immigration be brought to an end. fifty
prominent Asiatics we're arrested here
this morning
Among the prisoners are the chairman
of both the Bfitish-Inaian and the Chin
ese associations and a number Of officers
and committeeman Of these ofgauizat.
ions
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
Piles Cured = 8 70 i Days

PAI0 OINTMENT Is guaranteed TO cure
any ease Of itching, Blind. bleeding o.
Prottuding Piles IL 6 10 IA days Of mon
eH refunded SOC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
Various Bills Before Senate
Committee
SUGGESTIONS OF MEMBERS
On Legislatiou--No Definite Sentiment
For Asset Currency--The House
Again Takes Up Penal Code
Revision


Washington, D. G, Jan. 15.-A gen
eral discussion of financial affairs took
pIace 1T meeting " fhe Senate com
mittee On finance yesterday. The Atirich
financial measure was supposed % b.
UP for discussion, but its provisions we're
Only touched upon informally. There
we're Suggestion from several members
1t the committee about what sort Of
financial legislation should be enacted.
The ifea ranged an TIE way from the
Aldrich so d Il now stands 70 the
central bank plan 81 senator Hans
byongb According 70 Senator Aldrioh,
positively 10 sentiment developed ~
favor ~ asset cnrrncy during the meet
ing II Il freely predicted that the Al-
drich Bit will De reported 70 the senate
very soon Another meeting u tie
committee Il ID Be hcId b day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
WITH
MUSCULAR
RHEUMATISM
| Suffered so that Even to Control the
Pen IN My Hand Was impossible
On One Such Day | First Used

And 20 Enforcement Of Minard's Liniment
a King Of Pain could come from a worsa
sufferer - more grateful heart than uiine.
--eeorFc Whiteheld D'Fys. Cambridge
Mas. Get It to-day. 25c. AID SOC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

Macao II on a peninsalar of the a..
Land Of Macao IA the wsss side IT thu
entrance to the Canton river. afaasAt @eY
enfy miles from Canton. It's papala-
ton numheFs about G8l0O9 II wzs set
Tea BY the Portuguese il the latter part
of the sixteenth century, hnt fail fitla
WIS ouly recently acquired It il a
bishops see
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
House Resumes DEBATE On Laws.

Al coon - the Fionse yesterday re.
stunned consideration of the btu to codify
The penal laws. amendments began u
be offered. Mr. Wilson Of Pennsylvania,
moved 70 strife out the whole Of section
As, which prohibited anyone from in-
di1ejng Nv sftiGceF oF workman EN-
pIoyed A. any arsenal 81 afmoYy 60 leave
The service Of the government and enter
private employ The amendment started
d storm 81 discussion ~ IN fhe neees
airy III snch ipgislati0m fl fine 81
peace Mr.. Williams referred ID the
Wcbb Amendment yotcd down Monday
which spieff - limit tbe applications
81 theiiaw to- times 81 waf Nh HaB Of
iowa, chairman Of the COMMITTEES syr
military FHeHs Declared That u titpe u
peace th& g0gefaif1eit WIS brebarida f0f
war Tie afdg1dmfsit. h said, svsseht
% destroy The ability Of The government
n care for III defense Tic amendment
was lot, 7B III 1l4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
PORTUGUESE COLONY DEVASTATED
Macao, Ore Of the Chinese sezports,
Is Struck by = Tornado.

Lisbon Jan. 10 The secoIo prints 4
report that tornado has devastated
Macao The seaFqrt and dependency III
the Portuguese ii China.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

child urimates too often, ifthc ariHc seaids
the flesh, or Il. when the child reaches an
aye wien II should be able 70 control the
passage, ii il yet afflicted with hsd.yvet-
ling, depend upon II thecau II thedi
Guilty "a kidney trouble, and tile first
step should be towards the trestfHeHt 81
these import IT organs. THIS napleasatit
trouble s. dae 70 Diseased condition OF
tire kjdncyA aud hladtier affd not e q
habit III most pebfis aupneaes
sEonien AZ we'll al tileii sFr tifade HEiser
Ai3le with kssaeg and bisadeF tfeabIe,
ansl both n1ed thetsepae great remedy.
z ,84e mnld and tie iSuriedlate effect III
swamp Root Il aoon realized Itissold
81 dfngeistss ii fftys -.
cent and one.doliar r. II. -
Aize bottles. Xen may
have 4 sample bottle co. e -
III mail free ais6 Here n swuupa eat
pamphlet telling all about Swaiup-Root
including many Of the thousands 81 test.
fioHiaI letters received ffofii sufferers
cured. III writing Dr kilmet * CO.
Hinghanton, m T@ be SIRE and mention
this paper Dgut make any mistake,
but remember the 1aiiie. Swamp. Root.
I1r. Kiltneris swaHlp-R0et and tie adj
dress, Binghanton, n. II, 90 every
bottle.
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put 1t on, no matter what happened
afterward All the thinga I keep be-
cause they arc too good TO throw away
| and too bad to be worn under any cir
cumstances. let them put them
| selves on-you know how. Then ] did
| my hait, keeping my sister-in-law in
mind all the time" She grii1ned
again. I shook my head. Never. l
said "She never did her hair as blaly
as that--as UNANIMOUSLY. She couldn't
IL she tried" mo: that's the greatest
| joke OF ALL" said my friend, gazing joy
fully at brown stocking above q
black shoe. "She couldn't Ii she tried.
can. I did try. Pure genius
Caro- Removes lmperfeotions.
do not mind an occasional sartorial
rest. reckon it IS not bad thing to
make oneself look as plain as possible,
| and by plain mean unbecomingly. in
artistically goWned, just as an object
lesson. I am convinced that halt the
bad dressing in the world Is committed
by people who think their clothes "do
well enough" who are. like the delight
full ladies ir-wasnt 1t Cranford2--
who said it did not matter what thoy
wore at home, for everybody knew
them, nor when they were away from
home, because nobody knew them.
Then, too. that often repeated de-
fance II don't care how look' brings
to ones memory the retort, But do.
because I've got to look at you" And
the saying that So and so Is pleas
ure to look at might be pondered over
by many individuals who most en-
phatically are not. And what pleas
| use 1t Is to see a perfectly groomed
piece OF fernintnlty--not necessarily a
pretty or extensively dressed specimen.
To return to my shopping Christmas
! tour. was robbed financially and hyp-
Noticed aesthetically by the jewelry dis
play in the shops along the Avenue de
rOpera. And my exchequer WAS de-
| pletei in the first round when new
| butterfly bracelet was handed cver the
counter and carefully placed in my
| pig" alias my hand bag, which is
made OF the skin of fine porker;
hence the sobriquet. This bracelet
! how will ever bear to Let it leave mo,
| lis going to make happy the incest
| girl I know on Christmas morning.
| And with It will go instructions THAI
| she will forfeit ownership unless it Is
| worn between the elbow and the
shoulder and under no circumstances at
| the wrist. But I haven't told you what
| It Is. Just let me whisper 1t low. for
| the fairies, should thh overhear.
might spirit it away. 1t is formed OF
a perfectly plain. tight fitting band of
I flexible gold, clasped with u large gold,
| jewel bespanyled butterfly. The ex-
| pensive insect is SO poised that at
! every movement of the wearer's arm
| the cleaning pinions trsmble. And in
| passing must say that I. too, tremble
| for Its lifa should the pretty girl re-
| cipient of the gift wear 1t under a
wrap. Here's luck to It and a fighting
! chance. Bracelets are going to be very
| popular presents this Noel. for one
6this season cannot go down TO the
/ bottom OF the jeweI box and ressurect
the pretty amuIets that have been
/ there since it was the fashion TO don
these ornaments.
| CATHERINE TALBOT
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Amber SON Gum
innings Co.
MAIN S


Bell phcne 4gs9-k Ind. Phone 1893.
The Acreage Men
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Of slang. by a single hatpin. Life Is
made up of all important details and
so is dress-eyen more SO. And Christ
mas gifts are not the least of these
trifles light as air that make one SO
dead tired in the getting. am pessi-
mistic ard tired. which is often an
other wo d for the same thing, having
spent the, last few days trying to get
the most stunning presents with a
pocketbcok disInally depleted. But Tn
not going to tell you what / bought just
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12

a CHOICE LOTS. Sc NEAR 9TH
East and 10th South, wnere new houses
are springing up every day; sllO0 takes
the A: " cash balance or years. or
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yz=rssA ARTS, Nov. 23-At all times of
u the year the sartorial Trifie Is
n pleasant to contemplate
d write 1t with a capital T
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completely to the had very early in Its
career by a pair of odd stockings.
viewed her with disapproval quite un-
yelled. She gr!nned. ifY es. Did you
know could look like this even IL I
tried i didn't Try: that's the joke OF
1t. am having rest clothes cure.
went to my wardrobe this morning and
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ed woman I know And she's not
Parisienne, but an American. We'll,
hardly recognized her that afternoon.
She was attired In all Of her failures
and none of them matched: Failures 2
Yes, my, dears; she's subject to them
like the rest of US On this particular
afternoon she finished up costume.
that began with a stock that had gone
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LITTLE & LITTLE.
No. / West End South.

SEE
5@s ERSON-CUMMINGS CO..
81 South Main st.
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Z because it is so very important a
good veil. for instance. will make all
the difference In an otherwise undistin-
gguished toilet. i have even known
ymediocrity raised to smartness by q
pair of earrings, just as have viewed:
the giving away OF the whole show to
descend to the broad and sunny plains
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/ HUBBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY.
66 w. 3rd So.
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ONE or OUR BARGAINS.
A dandy 4-room brick house With bath,
toilet, pantry. closets ana basement:
only four blocks from Ioostoffice, and
a half block from the street pavement
No street car fares III this. If sold
this week we Will let 1t go for s27so
and on Il small payment down with the
balance easy.
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FOR 1rNIMPROVED FARM LAND s.
per acre, IA miles south of city. A. L.
Scott al 5tIi East. E5i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12

DO YOU want some nice acreage, near
To a care line. We have some that are
money makers IL they are taken at
once. DO not miss this it means money
easily earned.
Rooms 3i-32 Eagle Block.