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5-room modern frame. adobe lined.
lot 50x157 to alley, house in first-class
condition. yard improved with fruit,
flowers, etc. barn, chicken house: $500,
$500 cash and S35 per mo. inc. int.
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22 ROOMS OF

% ROOMS ON IND SO. $3.50.
Long lease, low rent steam heat. al
ways has made money. WIN make right
purchaser easy terms. Arthur Lewis &
Co., 22t Judge Bldg.
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If YOU ARE LOOKING


For a furnished fiat. furnished house.
boarding house. cigar store. confectionery.
drug store. dairy, fuel and feed busi-
ness, grocery and market, hardware,
hotel machine shop. livery stable. dry
goods and notions. millinery stock. home
cooking restaurant, office business, sa-
loon. or in fact any kind of business prop
osition, do not fail to call at our office,
as we can and Will save you money on
anything you may buy. Arthur Lewis
& Co, 224 Judge Bldg. h1S93
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A BUSY DOWl

A BUSY DOWNTOWN HOTEL.
A gold mine, clears $500 mo-; 32 rooms,
always full. Owner has good reason for
selling. VIII soon pay for itself at the
price. $500, Arthur Lewis & Co., 224
Judge Bldg,
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STATE ST. LOCATION HOTEL,
In which two owners have become rich
and retired; 20 rooms. steam heat. good
regular transient trade. Price, s5S00 Ar
thur Lewis g. Co, 224 Judge Bldg.
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FINE GROCERY. SALES 100000
Yearly. owner has made $4,000 In six
invoice; price about s3500. We invite
closest investigation; his books are open
for inspection. We have the exclusive
sale. Arthur Lewis 6 Co., 224 Judge
Bldg
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SMALL CoNFBC. AND BAKERY,
$500, and the trade is all that you can
attend to; fine large corner store. rent
$500, and the furniture OF one large llv-
Ing room is included. SEQ us at once. Ar
thur Lewis g. Co. 224 Judge Bldg.
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MINING STOCKS

BINGHAM STOCKS.
Now Is the time TO buy the low-priced
Bingham stocks, There are several Bing-
nam properties. considered prospects to-
day that will soon be among the big pro-
ducers There Is no other district I'm the
entire country that has made the prog
ress Bingham has during the past ten
months Look this UP. Satisfy yourself
Bingham Is not far away-take a run out
examine the properties, judge by what
you see.
II you want a bingham mine or Bing-
ham stocks. call or address
w L. HUBBARD.
66 w. Third South. Salt Lake City.
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HERE IS ANOTHER CIGAR STORE
That is a sure money maker. Clears 5000
monthly, Rent only $35. Busy location.
Price $4,000. Arthur Lewis s. Co. 2et
Judge Bldg.
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sl65o-5-RooM BRICK, SOUTHEAST;
$500 down
sl775-E-room white pressed brick. 10th
So. and ltth East; $500 to Soo0
down. or will make 6,room modern
for S2S50
s3SOo-Splendid. large, white pressed
brick on 9Th East. It's actual. value
is $1,000.
s25I5-5-roorn mod, new, white pressed
brick on 18th East: 5000 down.
soA5o-4-room modern, on Sth So, close
IN; $400 down.
saS0o-5-roorn modern brick, close In; $500
down (possbly less DOWN.
These are every one snaps. Let us
show them TO you.
J. M. SETTLE & CO.
SOL Tribune Building.
hers
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AN S6-ROOM DOWNTOWN HOTEL.
Located on one OF the best streets in the
city: all thoroughly renovated, enormous
business. Owner will sell for $4,000 on
attractive terms, or might take partner.
Arthur Lewis & Co. ga Judge Bldg.
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ANOTHER MONEY MAKER.
Has 23 rooms. hot water heat, 2-yr.
lease. clears sl75 every month. and $500
cash and $50 a month handles 1t. Now
get busy, Arthur Lewis s Co., 224 Judge
Pldr
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YOU MAY HAVE ONLY 5000
Well. we've just listed cigar stand in
a downtown hotel that will make an easy
living for you. Just the thing for young
lady or widow. Come carly. though, be-
cause there Will be a dozen after II. Ar
thur Lewis g. Co. 224 Judge Bldg
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FOE SALE-REAL ESTATE
FLAT SITES

>.-~~>~-~~~
LITTLE s. LITTLE.
A few good things.
FLAT SITES
o13Nleo, on 1st Ave. bet State and A.
adjoining Meredith fats. It's a fine view
lot, and the only site where the back
mats viii rent for more than the front
ones. s125 foot.
soNs5. and. right of way. corner of ard
r.; r.. and Brigham. It's very choice. $3.50
sts 5000 a corner and all available for f''ts'
house. sas ffet srnass close et IN ssod ,s Ave-
5oNlas alley on side; s-room modern
$3.50 foot,
INVESTMENTS.
BUSINESS block, almost new, that would
cost $4,000; and the lot is worth s22.600
so, foot. Our price. SIS. 600: $4,000 cash,
balance at per cent.
20 modern brick houses. on A close-in
lot. They pay l2 per cent net. Ss5 900.
II modern brick houses. on a close in
lot They pay II per cent net. s3S,5o0.
HOMES AND LOTS.
New, 5.room. mod, brick. near 18th f..
and 9Th So. $500 cash. $4,000.
New, 4-room brick. on W Temple.
5000 cash, $40 mo. $500.
Swell. lo-room. mod, pr. brick; hot
water heat. hardwood. etc. 2nd Ave.
$4,000.
Splendid S-rcom, mod. pr. brick, on L,
1st So. Modern in every way. Including
hot water heat, two toilets, sewer, etc.
located near the university; new and
modern in every way; best of plumbing
furnace, hardwood floors. etc. II you
are ar, loGRng n, for al, or ssS66 S6oom house do
S-room, mod, home. near the univer-
sity; furnace, barn, etc, and only s4ooo'
G: furnace. sewer connection, hardwood
floors; $1,000 cash; s476o.
3x71-5 TO alley. corner on sth ave,
facing south and east, cheap at $1,000
40x120. corner on 9tl ave, for $500,
Cheap, 10x1G corner on n. e. bench, fac
Ing s. and e., s225o.
2sxs corner on c.. $500,
5oxl6o, on Lake. bet. 9Th and 10th So.
$500
1ox7 rods. corner on E, srd So, $3.50.
LITTLE & LITTLE.
No. ! w End So. hl2i9
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NEW BRICK HOME,
on Sth West and End North; modern: well
built. A bargain for cash.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO.,
81 Z. lst So. st. h137:
THE ELECTION

THE ELECTION
Is over, and most every one is pleased
even Bryan says he Is satisfied.
1t is time now to forget the past and
only look TO the future.
1t is a question In our minds whether
you are satisfied in fact, we know you
are tired paying rent. II you are. why
not buy a home or buy some lots and
build your own home.
This is easy II you buy OF us, for our
prices are low and our terms are easy,
We only want "A small payment down,
and then trust you for the rest.
We have houses and lots for sale in
most all parts OF the city.
We can offer You one Of the finest 90
acres In Little Cottonwood. with all the
water rights you want. Sec Us"
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
Sc w. 3rd So. hl4T3
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CIGAR STORE CLEARING $3.50 A
MONTH.
Good location. fine trade established
big stock, fine cigars and tobacco Call
and let us show you this place. 1t won t
last long at this price, $500 and inven-
Bldg.
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sON92. and right OF way. corner Of Bird
y. and Brigham. It's very choice. $3.50
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>, 11o feet, fronting on 2nd Ave, close in
lis corner, and all available for flats.
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JORDAN LODGE. NO. 5. L o. o. F.
Meets every Monday night at J.. o. ..
F Temple Visitors invited w W.
King. n. G.. W. 7. Hopkins, SecEesdtyi
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s25 feet, close IN, on 1st Ave: good
house. furnace, etc. $4,000.
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MT. MoRLAH LODGE NO. 2. F. AND A.
M.-Masonic hall second Monday each
month, corner First South and Second
East Members of sister lodges and So
Journing members IN good standing in
vited. G. B. Pfoutz. W. M; Christopher
Diehl Secretarv
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CONTRACTORS

SEE Us BEFORE LETTING YOUR
work All kinds Of plastertag and re-
Contractors. Ind. phone 'csb2. Res. 1905
Indiana Ave. Eoos
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50Xl32. alley on side; s-room modern
brlck End West bet 1st and End South.
$3.50 foot
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II modern brick houses. on a closet in
lot, They pay II per cent net s3S,5oo.
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FLAT SITES.
o33Hl6o, on lst Ave. bet. State and A.
adjoining Meredith fats. It's a fne view
lot, and the only site where the back
flats will rent for more than the front
ones. S125 foot
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MEEKS & MCCARTNEY,
40 West End South.

MEEkS & MCCARTNEY,
40 West 2nd South.
Our New Ground Floor Location.
s6200-The finest apartment site on 1st
ave. corner. facing south and east;
close to Rowland Hall; 55Xll5; all
paving, sewer, sidewalk and tax
is paid.
sls5o-4-room brick, new red pressed
west side. nice location; $3.50 cash.
$50 per mo. Inc. interest.
$1,000 room frame, fine corner, 5sX152,
on 9th South. End East; very
S1500-Beautitul corner on c street faces
south and east.
S3350-Beautiful home. rooms, connected
sewer; easy terms, like rent; sth
East,
s6o0o-On 9Th East. rooms. new. strict
ly modern, red pr brick fine cor
ner; $1,000 cash. bal like rent.
sa25O-A beautiful Groom. red pressed
brick. corner, on 5th East; sewer,
etc; snap.
We Want your business.
MEEKS g. MCCARTNEY.
Bell Phone 2622. 40 w. md South
Real Estate, Fire Insurance, Loans,
Rentals, hl27l
a. MKELLAR & Co.,
ARTISTIC HOMES,
ORIGINAL DESIGNS,
STRICTLY MODERN,
PAVED STREET.
SEWER. GAS. SIDEWALKS.
| II YOU want a HOME. let us show you
| three OF the best built, strictly modern
| bungalows in the city. They are located
| close in on beautiful 1st ave, and on, 18th
| East. near 1st So, choice residence loca-
| tions; built OF the best materials and
| havo every modern convenience. They
| cannot he duplicated In the city at our
| prices. and we can make good terms II
| desired See them whether you buy or
not
| HERE'S 4 BARGAIN
| IN A MODERN COTTAGE.
| Owner, leaving city. offers n. handsome
| new, modern, pressed brick cottage, choice
| location on 9Th East, for $3.50. or COM
pletely furnished for $4,000, Act quick II
| you want this
FOR BARGAINS. SEE
| a. M'KELLAR &c CO,
| 63t w. 2nd So. hl264
s2lO0-BUFF BRICK COTTAGE. 3 RMS
and sewing room, terms. 636 Il. Sth SO
hl4i(
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I: @. Q. F. TEMPLE DIRECTORY:
Subordinate lodges meet as follows:
Salt Lake Lodge. No. 2. Friday.
Enterprise Lodge, No. Is. TUESDAY.
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Great SALT LAKE CAMP 1oo7l. NJ;
W. A, meets every Tuesday night AZ
Q o'clock in tho Odd Fellows Temple,
= q Mace. Visiting neighbors cordially
= a. pi0ee a2s03
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knights Of Pyth1as

LINCOLN LODGE NO. IS. K. OF p
Meets every Saturday evening at
o'clock K. OF p. hall.
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DIaMoNDs WATCHES & JEwELRY

THT PAY CASH. WHEN WE SELL
jnst as iine merchandise at lower prices
than cash stores. on the installmsnt
plan? Your credit is good. Always gao
10 show goods Large stock to select
from. Utah Jewelry Co., 323 S. Main 81
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TORESTERS OF AMER1CA-MEET
first and third Wednesdays each month.
Knights OF Columbus hall. NO. Il West
First South c. E. White. +. D slio9
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EXCELs LsIoR CAMP, 1882. MODERN
Wood men. meets Tuesday evening N
X ~ p hall, 26l Main street, Visiting
neirhbors welcome. A. D. Mcguire. Con-
sui DR. j, W. Ewin, Clerk.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
FIDELITY LODGE. NO. II. l. O. o. F.
Meets every Wednesday night at,
O. clock, l. o. o. F. Temple. Visitors wei
come ]. L, Loughlin, n. G.; J. e Srnleh,
Secretary.
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LITTLE g. LITTLE.
A few good things.
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NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE, NO i
Meets every second and fourth Satu.-
day evenings OF each month at Odd Eel
lows Temple. Market street. hEooo
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MIRIAM REBEKAH LODGE MEETS
dist and third Saturday evenings OF
a.nh n,onth az I, O. O. +. Temple. o21f5
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$4,000 BUYS \ GOOD PAYING SALOON
OH West End So. street. For particulars
see V. A Bettilyon. 500 Main street h1063
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A. RICHTER,

10 West 1st South ST. Phones GAL
gS5l6
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INVESTMENTS.
Business block, almost new. that would
cost 1000: and the lot is worth s22. 900
substantially built TO carry 500 lbs. to
50; foot Our price. S4s.o00 $4,000 cash,
balance at 6 per cent.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. a.
Every Thursday evening. X Of P. hall,
PSI So Main. Byron Jones, Z, {, >. ~.
Randolph X. of r and 5.
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sCAVENGERS

crTy. .sCAvENGER co. PHONES; IND.
s079; Sell 25S7-Y. a. Illingsworth. MgT.
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wooDRTNE CIRCLE NO. Al. WOMEN
OF Woodcratt, meets every MONDAY
O'clock at Eagles hall,
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LYNDS CHAPTER. NO.
/, Order Eastern Star:
Masonic Tenple-Stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
members will receive a
cordial welcome. Alice
Z. May. w, M; Mary g.
Wright, Secretary
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WITH s5C FOR SAFE PROP
osition. money secured. Gag. Trlo-
Cne. g3g9U
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* i; ::: :::; :;
day of each month. Members
OF sister lodges and sojournlqg brethren
Invited w. e. Howard. w. M: Moses c.
Phillips. Secretary.
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MIZPAH CHAPTER. NO.
5. Order Eastern Star
Stated meetings first
Monday OF each month.
Masonic Temple, corner
Second East and First
South. Visiting u1smoers
cordially invited Cora L.
Mehse. w. NJ, Flora H.
Sinclair, Secretary
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
TT pays to own a horne

CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY,
II W, End So. Both Phones
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. 1, r. A. M
Stated convocation frs. Wednesday In
each month at Masonic hall, corner Sec
ond East and First South streets. Com
panions cordially invited. c.. Z. Kut-
newsky. II, P: Moses c. Phillips, Sscre-
tary
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20 modern brick houses. on cIose-in
lot, They pay IL per cent net. S35 900.
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WASATCH LODGE NO 1, F. AND A.
M--Masonic hail. second Friday each
month. Members OF sister lodges and So
journing brethren In good standing In
vited. A. z. Hutchinson, w. NJ, A j.
Lowe. Secretary.
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4 rycrET TO DENVER; NON |
.Ssntjye; good until 18th. Bell phone
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4 BARGAIN IN A THRIVING IDAHO


5-ROOM MOD, PRESSED BRICK
house; best locality In city. Call li0
X street. g1992
, 1908-12-31
SYNOPSIS.

CNAPTER 1.-The story opens with the
shipwreck of the steamer on which MISS
Genevtevc Leslie, an American heiress.
Lord winthrope. an Englishman. and Tom
Blake, a brusque American. were passen-
gers. The three were tossed upon an un-
Inhabited island and were the only ones
not drowned. Blake recovered from n
drunken stupor.
CHAPTER u.-Blake. Stunned on the
boat, because of his r~oughness. became
q hero as preservers of the helpless pair,
Tho EnElishman was suing for the hand
OF Miss Leslie. Blake started to swim
back to the ship to recover what was
left.
CHAPTER III.-Blake returned safely.
Winthrope wasted his last match on a
cigarette. for which he was scored by
Blake. Their first meal was a dead fish.
CHAPTER Iv.-The trio started a ten
mile hike for higher land. Thirst at
tackled them. Blake was compelled to
carry Miss Leslie on account of weari-
ness. He tainted WINTHROP.
CHAPTER V.-Tn4, entered the jun
gle. That night was passed roosting high
In q tree.
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Blake was the first to and
puzzle out the meaning Of the crashing
in the Jungle and the %ferocious growls
directly beneath them.
Lie STILL" he whispered. Were
all right. It's only a beast that killed
something down below us"
All sat listening. and as the noise Of
the animals In the thicket died away
they could hear the beast beneath
them tear at the body OF its victim.
THE air feels like dawn" whispered
Winthrope. Wen soon be able to see
the brute
And he u.s." rejoined Blake.
In this both were mistaken. During
the brief false dawn they were puz.
zled by the odd appearance of the
ground. The sudden food of full day.
light found them staring down into q
dense white fog.
so they have that here!" nut
tered Blake-'fever-fog!"
"rcastly shame!" echoed Winthrop
I'm sure the creature has gone OFF"
Ills assertion was met by an gll
burst If suarls and wells that mad all
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gathering night the Jungle Weakened
into full life. From all sides came the
harsh squawking of birds, the weird
cries of monkeys and other small crea-
lures. the crash of heavy animals
moving through the jungle. and above
all the yelp and howl and roar of
beasts Of prey.
After some contention with Win
thrope. Blake conceded that the roars
of his lion might be nothing worse
than the snorting of the hipncpotami
as they came out to browse for the
night. In this, however, there was
small comfort. since Winthrope pres
emily reasserted his belief in the
climbing ability of leopards. and
pressed his opinion that, whether or
not there were lions in the neighbor-
hood, certain of the barking roars they
could hear came from the throats of
the spotted climbers. Even Blake's
hair bristled as his imagination pic
upon them in the darkness from the
far end Of their nest limb, or leaping
down out Of the upper branches.
The nerves of all three were at their
highest tension when a dark form
swept past through the air within a
yard of their aces. Miss Leslie ut
tered a stifed scream and Blake
~brandished his club. But Winthrope,
who had caught a glimpse OF the crea-
lures shape, broke into a nervous
laugh.
IT'S only q fruit bat" he explained.
They feed on the banyan figs, you
know"
In the reaction from this false alarm,
both men relaxed and began to yield
to the effects of the tramp across the
mud-fiats. Arranging the reeds as
best they could they stretched out on
either side of Miss Leslie and fell
asleep In the middle Of an argument
on how the prospective leopard was
mostly likely to attack.
Miss Leslie remained awake for
two or three hours longer. Naturally
she was more nervous than her com.
panions, and she had been refreshed
by her afternoons nap. Her nervous
ness was no entirely due to the wild
oN ihoubh bidht udu taken DdlDS
to secure himself and his companions
In loops of the creeper, fastened to
the branch above. Winthrope moved
about SO restlessly In his sleep that
h girl feared he would roll from the
hollow.
At last her limbs became SO
cramped that she was compelled to
chang her position. She leaned
back upon her elbow, determined to
rise again n maintain her watch
h moment she was rested. But
sleep was close upon her. There was
q lull in the louder noises of the Jun.
gle. Her eye closed, and her head
sank lower. In a little time it was ".
Ing upon Winthrope's shoulder and she
was fast asleep.
As Blake had asserted, the mos.
quitoes had either been blown away
by the cyclone or did not fly to such
q height. None came to trouble The
exhausted %sleepers.
, 1908-12-31

start back and crouch down again 10
their sheltering hollow. AS before
Blake was the first 10 recover.
Bet you're right" he said. 'Ths
big one has gone OF. and a pack Of
these African coyotes are having 4
scrap over the bones"
You mean jackals. It sounds like
the nasty beasts"
IF 1t wasn't for thpt fog I'd go down
and get our share OF the game"
Would it not be very dangerous
Mr.. Blake?" asked Miss Leslie. what
a fearful noise,"
I've chased coyotes on q calf with
rope; but that's not the proposition.
You don't find me fooling around 10
That sewer gas of a fog. Well roos'
right where we are till the sun does
for 1t. We've got enough malaria In
us already"
viii 1t be long, Blake? ~ asked Win
thrope.
Huh? Getting hungry this quick
wait till you've tramped around q
week. with nothing to eat but your
shoes"
Surely. Mr., Blake, 1t will not be 50
bad!' protested Miss Leslie.
Sorry. Miss Jenny; but cocoanut
palms don't blow over every day, and
when those nuts are gone what are we
going to do for the next meal?"
Could we not make bows?" sus
gested Winthrope. There seems to
be no end of game about"
'Bows-and arrows without points!
Neither OF us could hit q barn doot
anyway"
we could practice"
'Sure-six weeks training on ar
pudding. can do better with . hand
full Of stones"
h We should go at once to ts
cnHs, said Miss Leslie.
Nov you're talking-and it's Pix
Peak or bust for ours. Here's one
. to the good; but we won't las
many more If we don't get ire. lu
hints we're after now"
Gould we not make fre by rubbing
sticks" said Winthrops, recalling biz
suggestion of the previous mornins
i've heard that natives have DO
trouble"
soVe |. and what's, more. I've seen
EN- do 1t. Never could make . 80 o.
1t myself. though" Il
, 1908-12-31

The question of the division Of
some of Wyoming's big counties will
certainly com up during the coming
Legislature. 1t is inevitable that there
should soon be division in some of
the larger counties. When the coun.
ties we're sparsely inhabited settlers
did not mind going Il long ways to
the county seat. But now that the
population is rapidly increasing com,
mon sense demands that the larger
counties should be divided up and
county seats made more convenient
and more numerous. When new
counties are made, or the boundaries
of old counties g established, the
lines should be on the township or, at
least, on section lines,
, 1908-12-31

Notice is hereby given that the
stockholders of the First National
Bank Of Saratoga, Wyoming. will
meet at the Offices of the bank in Sar.
iatoga on Tuesday, January u, 1909,
at the hour 2 p. M, for the purpose
of aeleeting directors for the ensuing
lear and the transaction of any bust.
nes that may properly come before
the meeting.
Dated Saratoga, Wyo., Dec. IA, 1908
Lon A. Tuttle, Cashier.