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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-01-17
Gard Party.


/ Quite u number of young folk!
we're entertained Thursday even,
ing at the home of Mr.. ard Mrs
Carl Savoy. Cards and game:
were INDUCED until a late hour af
ter which a Lap supper was offered
consisting Of cake. apples. orang s
peanuts, popcorn and candy.
Every one enjoyed themselves
very much. Those present weres
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frey. Misses
Minnie Elliot. Vida Hood, Pearl
Weathers. Minnie Hiss, IvaAdams
Minnie. Mary EDgleman. Emma
HISS, Mr.. Roy Weathers, Roy Nc
Mullen, Clarence Bushnell. Guv
Russell. Hurry Engleman, Mace
Sucker. William Hiss, Paul
Weathers, Master Willie Bushnell.
Ora Sucker.
Lew Kelly spent Thursday in
the city.
Mrs B. S. Titus entertained a
few friends at dinner Sunday.
Jim Donnell and Fred Richard.
son we're at Hutchinson Sunday.
Ora Dawson and Louis Zutvern
went to Ellinwood Monday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Larson
entertained the Route Three Whist
Club Friday evening. ...g
Mrs. Jocab Rediger has return
ed from a visit with her sons,
John and EarlRediger at Rozelle.
y Mrs. G, W. Nimocks went to.
HOisington Sunday to visit with
her daughter Mrs, }. H. Hart
man, ,-..r. ,..a,a -.
Mrs CT. Wilmer and daughter
Miss Clara, returned to Kansas
City Sunday morning after a long
visit with friends. and relative,
here. -o..a s.'...
Ed McGinnis was in from Eu
reka Monday, and reports that his
father ia law DR.. Brown, is stiIl
very i'll at Shafer. 1s o..
e. L. Moses went to Hutchinson
Friday where he was joined by his
brother W.; A. and together tiey
left for the Pacific coast. ~,
Mrs. Lyman Dodge aud Mrs
A H. johnson entertained a mum
Der of ladies Frieay afternoon and
organized an embroidery club we
are not vet advised as to name
of the club. ..s....
Noah Gaunt of South Bend is
at the Saint Rose hospital where
he was operated uDon Cd account
of a growth of some kind upon his
hip. He underwent the operation
finely and is getting along well.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-01-17
LUCAL HAPPENINGS.

Sunday. - <gr
A J, Reid arrived from the east
Friday.
John Larkin was here from Larned
M1noay.
Harry Sweeney Of Larned wasa
Visitor Monday.
DR.. MCPHERSON was at Ellinwood, ,
S tuFday afternoon,
R. G. McDougal visited ia PAwnee.
Rock Saturday evening.
John Younkin was home from Paw
nee Rock to spend Sunday.
DR.. Gardner made his regular trip
to PaSnee Rock Moudiy.
W, ]. Perry Of RiehiHill, Mo-,
was visitor 10 the city Friday.
Charles Mayo was here from Claf-
lin Monday trausaeting business.
Tom Morrison was over from Hois
lugton visiting home folks Sunday.
B. W. Thompson and wife Of Hal.
stead are visiting, Rev. Nicholson and
wife.
J. E. McQuillen of Kingman was
shaking hands here with old friends 3
Monday.
Mrs. Guy Davis went to her home
in California SUNDAY evening after a
lengthy visit here.
II. Helms of Tacoma. Wash, isa
visitor at he home OF VIM. Eickme-,
Ter on the south side. .rY .
jim. 'Bickuellof Albion was here
Saturday and Sunday visiting friends
and triusaeting business. %
Fred Miller, Fred Nuttleman, and
L. B Wilcox, joined the crowd Of
Implement men at Kansas City Mon.
day. , go
The West End Whist club met with
Mr. and Mrs. [. A Hooper Thurs
day evening and had a delightful
meeting. ---''l".' a"'..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brown Of Gala.
tia are here ona visit with w. A.
Brown and W. R. Bunting and their
families. -Ps
William Price and family left fer
Eldorado last Friday after several
days visit With his brother, +. Price
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. &. Slentz left on
Monday for Lewis where they will
visit there sons Sam and Ernest for
several days. r-f s
The ladies Of the Silver Circle held
a very interesting meeting at the
home Of Mrs. c. A. Hooper Thurs.
day afternoon.
DR.. Marion Russell left for Pitts
burg Pr, last Friday and will stop
off day or two at Lawrence to re.
new acquaintance.
Ed Hall Of Hoisington was here
Monday on business. Mr.. Hall was a
pretty sick man short time ago,
but is getting along fine now.
Peter Berscheidt, a brother of Mic,
left on Monday for an extended visit
with relatives at Aurora. MENDOZA,
and ether points in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Wheeler of
Kansas City, Kas., left for Hodgemau
county on Monday after several days
visit here with G. W. Kootnz and
family.
A. L. Pile and son, W. A. Pile,
were al Galatia Sunday visiting Will
Brown and family. They report Mrs.
Brown as very much improved in
health.
Mrs. Stephen Schroth Of Kiowa is
in the city visiting her sister in law,
Mrs. w. P. Rubart, Mrs. Scioth was
formerly Eta o'Conner, and was a
resident Of this city.
Fred Raymond's famous comadv
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-01-17

Mrs. Ewing went to Larned Friday
and will visit with her son, DR.. Chas.
Ewing ano family. z
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Caught.

huSeiCi iudu W Si66D d IlLLle Iatt
on Sunday morning. but we he
lleve he was broken of the habit
this last Sunday. As was his
habit, he pranced down stairs in
his night clothes to dress by the
fire. Foolish idea When he goi
down he noticed that the table was
set tor company, but supposed hi.
wife was getting things ready for
dinner and was going to have a
little company. He began to
ask questions. but before he could
get any satisfactory answers the
door bell rang, and before he
could get away in walked two
ladies and Two gentleman invited
over fol breakfast. Now we are
not a biz good looking In our
night clothes after sleeping all
night, but we bad to either 90 out
in the back yard to dress or pro,
menade past the company upstairs
which we did and dressed. In
the future we shall try to rise a
trifle earlier on Sunday.
Miss Eva Sutton was home from
Elliwood Sunday PHI
6. L.Bryant is home from a
b isiness trip west.
Mrs. Ed Cook is visiting rela
tlves at Garfield this week. u~-
John. Grant. the travelling sale.
man. was home over Sunday.
S. A. Miller the grain and coal
mar. was at Hutchinson Sunday.
Albert Stephen of Oklahoma
visited with Ed Planning last week,
Art. Dick, Lee Volmer, and
Ora Sowle visi ted Hutchinson
Sunday RDGk fEEl
Miss Florence Dean. left for her
home at KANSAS City Sunday
morning. l5do s'a ~ brt n.a
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Bnrscheidt
returned from EilinwooI Monday
morning. g ynl. ur, ual
= I. G. McAdoo Of Newton shipp
cd a fine car of horses east from
here Sunday.
Warren Vincent. Hoisington's
popular postmaster, was here
Sunday visiting. @ x
Fred Zutavern has gone 10 Kan
sas City to attend the implement
dealers convention. y" 5F-.'
Mr. and Mrs. E R. Moses and
daughter Grace went to Kansas
City Sunday morning. ~.7r eHn
Chef Cutler has opened up his
new restaurant Of the Wolfe cor.
ner. The room have been newly
paDered and painted and presents
very neat appearance.
Ed Cook. Ovid Butler. and Ed
Panning went to Kansas City
Sunday evening over the Missouri
Pacific. Thew will attend the i'm.
plement dealers convention.
Mrs. J. E. DeMotte and her
daughter, Mrs. Clyde Carson. left
for Topeka SUNDAY and will attend
the wedding of Roy Denote,
which will occur Wednesday OF
this week.
Mrs. W. +. Lipphardt and her
daughter, Miss Louise Lipphardt,
left for St. Louis Sunday evening.
Miss Lipphsrdt has been a great
sufferer from rheumatism for
several weeks.
D. W. Soderstrom has purchased
the real estate and insurance
bushes of 1T. Dennis, and will
continue at the same stand. He
will be pleased to have all his
friends call on him and also to
make as many new ones as possible
The Central Kansas Dental As
ISOLATION met at the commercial
club rooms in this city Thursday.
The purpose of the club is to get
acquainted with each other and
get the benefit Of consultation
ap1 oonun,ook;on :.ol.l:- IL
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
. s:::; ;e: :. Ahzzzz1

Mr.. D. W. Thompson and wife of
Halstead left Saturday for Dodge
Cit ter few days visit with Rev.
Nicholson and wife.
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Fallen Asleep,

/ ~ oha AhASs
t Keysville to Snshlp Dec. 9th fo
the last kind acts friends may do for
friend. Baby Earl had fallen asleep
Earl Irving Rediger vas born Aug.
Slst and died he morning Of Dec. e
after what seemed 10 De only a short
illness. He was bright and beauii.
ful child. -
Services were held at the home, at
ter which goodly number Of friends
and relatives followed The remains
to the Rozel cemetery.
The young couple haveihe sympa-
thy Of the whole community. 1t was a
hard low. Earl was their only chlld.
We must trust in him who doeth all
things well.
De has waved bis last sOcd-bye.
BE has jOined the angel band.
Beckening us TO meet him there,
In that happy holy land ..
Wen turn our onging eyes 70 Heaven
And cling to Jesus guiding hand.
Till be Calls lead US safely home,
To that happy hOlyIand.
|-Larned Tiller and Toiler.
Mrs. I. P. Fair visited friends
at Ellinwood Friday. 1lc9-
Grove Kearney was in Kinsley
Monday on business. s.s...
Chris Wagner visited with Ell
inwood folks Sunday,
Miss Pearl Gould was in from
Heller Monday morning.
Rev. Sutherland returned from
Kinsley Monday morning.
). Gano went to Jetmore Mon
day to look after some live stock.
W p. Rubart went to Kansas
CITY Sunday with two cars of
cattle.
will Schwisr. of the LSrhed
Creamery was here Friday on
business a.-pjt .,riC on
Charles Yancil was at Larned
today selling some Of his famous
morse radish. '
Miss Eva franklin Of Llrned
visited here Sunday with Miss
Clara HolliDgsworth. NJ ~. e.
Conductor I. e. Laughlin has
taken a two weeks vacation and
Ray Tullis takes the run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brownidrove
home to Galatia after a visit here
with friends for several days.
DR.. Mcpherson went to Nc
Pher'op on Monday to see his
mother, who is quite sick.
Bert Kramer baggsgeman at
the Santa Fe has resigned and
Fred Friibie has taken the position
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hover re.
turned Monday from a visit with
relatives at Alden and Hutchinson.
The special air brake instructor
of ihe Santa Fe was here over
Sunday snd quite numoer of
students attended school.
Nick Keeper came up from
Ellinwood to attend the commits.
sioners meeting. Mrs. Keeper
accompanied him for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sterrett
came in Monday from Topeka
for a visit with relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. Sterrett were for many
years residents of this city.
Will Smythe returned from
St. John Monday morning. Will
evidently forgot that be had invit-
ed Frank Wilson and the reporter
to take dinner with him Sunday.
7. G. Ditch Of Redwing went to
Macksville on Monday 90 a Wis.,
it. Mr.. Ultch has sold bis land
near Redwing and may remove
from the county.
Alfred Brandt of West Salem,
Wis returned Monday. HIS brother,
Will Brandt, returned with him and
will visit for some time, and poss.
IDLY may locate here.
When your horses or animals
are sick, call DR.. F. Power, YETI
nary surgeon, Great Bend.
Phone, Office rs. Residence 23S,
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GAS TORTA.
Bsu,ths Hls EhdYa Haze LIxaE Dsggh
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-06

Mathonihah Thomas will address
the general priesthood of the Pioneer
stake under the auspices of the elders
quorum at $40, Monday evening, IN
the stake hall.
Elder George A. Smith Will deliver
lecture under the auspices OF the
Fifth quorum of elders, in the FIJI
tenth ward chapel, AT p. M, Mon
day, June s. All holding the priest
hood are invited.
The regular monthly meeting of the
high priests quorum OF the Pioneer
stake of Zion will be held Sunday,
Juno Z. 1908, at 10 n. M, in the high
priesthood room Of the stake hall.
The sixth annual convention OF the
Primary associations VIII be held I'm
the Assembly hall, Salt Lake City.
June IL, 10. and IA, 1908. All per-
sons interested in primary work are
Invited to attend.
The thirteenth general annual con-
ference of the Young Mems and
Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement
associations OF the Church of Jesus
Christ of Iatter-day Saints will be
Saturday and Sunday, June IL, 3 and
held in Salt Lake City, on Friday,
IA. 1908.
All officers and members of the as
sociations are requested TO be present
at all of the meetings of the confer
ence, and q cordial invitation Is here
by extended to the saints generally to
attend the meetings TO be held In the
tabernacle on Sunday, June IA. at
and 7 O'clock
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MATsoN RETURNS HOME.
Missionary Says swedish People. Treat
Latter-Dny Saints Kindly.

After sojourn In Europe OF more
than three years, during (which time
he presided over the Swedish mission,
Elder Peter Matson, OF Mt Pleasant
arrived in Salt Lake Thursday on hin
way home. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Matson, who has been with him
for the past 2g months. They sailed
from Liverpool a week IN advance OF
company of enigrants that they
might visit relatives and friends In
various eastern cities among which
were New Haven, Chicago and Denver,
Speaking of missionary work In Swe-
don, Elder Matson says conditions there
are more favorable than ever before,
and tho labors Of the missionaries arc
meeting with much success. For a
time there was considerable clerical
opposition, an attempt being made 20
debar the elders from preaching In the
Kingdom. decision OF the highest
court, however the decree receiving
the signature OF King Oscar soon set
tied the controversy, II was 10 the
effect that the Latter day saints have
the same rights and privileges In Swe-
den as any other religious body, IN
this regard, az least, Mr. Matson thinks
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AN ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC.
Utah Peace Society Enters Upon Cam
paien for New Members.

AT meeting of the members OF the
bonrd or the Peace society of Utah yes
terday afternoon in The office Of Gov.
John G. Cutler. an address was issued
to public. as follows
I'VE, the undersigned. appointed Of
fcers OF the Utah Peace society at the
public messing held NJ Salt Lake CITY
Utah, May Ia. 1908. make appeal to the
citizens OF Utah to become members
OF the society and help foster It's work.
It's organization was IN response TO the
worldwide sentiment for peace; and
we urge all those who are IN any way
interested in this movement TO give
their names 10 any OF the officers
named herein.
The membership fee Is 81 a year.
which amount entities each member to
n years subscription TO the Advocate
of Peace. the monthly organ of the
American Peace society This fee may
be handed to j. NJ. Sjodahl, secretary
md treasurer or 10 any Of the follow
ing: Gov. John c. Cutler, president.
Dean Benjamin Brewster, Rabbi Charles
J. Freund, vice presidents; John Henry
Smith. Mrs. r. S. Richards. Mrs. J. B.
Cosg7Iff. Mrs Windsor V. Rice, Judge
j. II. Prick, Rev. p. A. Slmpkin, n. p.
Stathakos.
John c. CUTLER.
President.
"BBNJAlArIN BREWSTER,
First Vice President
CHARLES J. F'REUND,
Second Vice President"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-06
LARSEN MAKES DISCOVERY,
Alien Seeking Naturalization Finds
Records Show No Fees Paid.

A man by the name OF Nick Jorsen
Larsen appeared at the county clerks
office yesterday for the purpose of tax
ing nut his final citizenship papers, hui
found that there was no record of the
payment OF 81. which he claims to have
paid to Deputy Clerk Gideon A gibbs
on Feb. g. of this year. larsen was
greatly perturbed because OF the an
sence OF the payment from the record,
as he was unable on that account I"
secure his naturalization papers. lie
made complaint to County Clerk j. u.
Eldredge, Jr., and an investigation was
begun.
Mr.. Gibbs denies emphatically Lar
sens story, and says he does not re-
member anything about IT, He says
If Larsen did pay 81 II would show ON
the books as duplicate OF the book
record was made every time ilnal pa
pers were issued. Gibbs left the office
of the clerk about two weeks ago, when
a federal inspector found some irresu-
larity with the naturalization records,
Of which Gibbs had charge. Applicants
signed the register in the wrong place,
and the Inspector advised that the pa
pers be cancelled, but Gibbs says there
is nothing wrong IN that, and that ne
explained II 10 the satisfaction OF the
INSPECTOR at the time.
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GRANITE SCHOOLS MEET.

The field day exercises OF the Gran
lite school district have been postponed
until Monday, June s. Following are
the contests. with names of partici-
pants.
West side VS.. east side: Basketball,
10 O'Clock: baseball, IL o'clock; track
events at 2:i0.
100 yard dash--I1ast side. Miller, Wag-
stan; west side, Elsmore, Fox. Bennion.
High jump-East side, Thorum. Ste
venson wagstaff. West side, Elsmorc.
Fox. Peterson.
Pole yault--East side. Meadows, Ste
venson; west side, Fox, Hill.
Shot put--East side, Nelson Miller,
Nelson: west side. Peterson Fair
bourne.
22O yard dash--East side, Miller. Wag-
star: west side, Elsmore, Fox, Bennion.
Broad jump--East side. Wagstan
Thorum, Nelson; west side. Elsmore,
Fox. Bennion.
i4O yard dash-East side, Nelson
Martin, Stevenson; west side, Fox. Hill.
Bennion.
Hammer throw-East side, Nelson,
Miller, Nelson; west side, Fairbourno,
Elsmore, Peterson.
$50 yard run-East side, Nelson, Mar
tin: west side, Hin, Fairbourne. Ben
MON.
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ELEVEN BOYS ARRESTED.

Officers Conyers and Moore made
raid last nj DIT on a gang of IL boys
who were indulging In a crap game on
the steps of the Sumner school. Third
East between Sixth and Seventh South
streets. People residing In the neigh
borhood have complained about boys
hanging about the schoolhouse at night.
SO intent We're the youngsters In the
game they did not see the officers ar
rive In the patrol wagon. The boys
range in age from 10 10 10 years. They
We're taken TO police headquarters and
given a lecture by Big Chief Hempel.
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Asst city Atty. Rogers yesterday
filed complaint against the Palace
Meat Market company charging vio-
lation of the pure food ordinance.
Thomas j. Nipper, the proprietor Of
the market. Is charged by City Food
Inspector Frazier with selling to Eras-
mus w Tatlock. living at 642 east
Tenth South street putrid fowl on
Thursday. The condition of the fowl
was discovered at the Tatloek home
when It was being unwrapped for cook
ing. The food inspector WAS informed
and proceedings were at once instituted
against the meat market.
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NAUvoo LEGION.

The following order has been issued
by Commander George TAI and Secy.
William NJ. Brown, to members Of the
Nauvoo Legion;
IAN captains OF guns are requested
to meet at the old armory. in the Tith-
ing yard at 1890 o'clock Sunday, June
z. and have their photos taken along
with the old SOW" and banners Pictures
viii be Inserted in the papers announc-
ing the excursion at Wandamere
with the Daughters of the Pioneers on
Flag Day, Monday, June 10, when the
"old SOW" will fire salute OF 10 guns
to celebrate the occasion
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swETMAN TO FACE COURT.

Walter Swetman. who was arrested
in this city few days ago, has been
taken by Sheriff Evans of Summit
county to Park CITY where he VIII be
charged with an assault upon his
wife The latter was the Inmate OF
disorderly house. and died IA few hours
after a severe beating that she IL all
legged 10 have received at the hands of
SMetman.
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SIX PER CENT INrnRnsr

Per annum PAID QUARTERLY on
paid up stock Shares 800 each, With
drawable IN cash on 80 days notice.
Every dollar Is secured by first mort
cages on good real estate.
slA6EREI BUILDING SOCIETY,
tSs. ~ hast South Temple st.
Nrphi l.. Morris, President. Hugh j.
cannon. Vice President, Quayle Cam
non, Secretary, o. c. Beebe, Treasurer,
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the present sovereign will follow In
tho footsteps OF his honorcd sire.
"The Swedish people are n good peo-
pie" said Elder Matson There is
no persecution against our people and
many friends are being made, especl-
ally In Stockholm, upsala and Norr-
hoping.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-06

Regular services or the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints will
be held tomorrow. Sunday. Fast meet
ings being held in the respective wards
at o'clock pm; sunday school at 10
am. and meetings In the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-06
EARTHQUAKE STRIKES SALT
LAKE

The citizens of our beautiful City
are glad that 1t came. So many OF the
leading citizens have insisted that
EARTHQUAKE CARPET and WALL
CLEANER be established here per-
manenuy, and through the unceasin9
efforts of MIR. JOHN W. KIDDING
iON. you viii now be supplied with
a complete line Of THE CELEBRAT-
ED EARTHQUAKES CLEANER, also
expert cleaners to do your cleaning.
Let him send you one OF his represent
atives 10 give you a free demonstra-
ton. He has hundreds of testimonial
proofs from tho leading citizens right
Phone l374x, or write JOHN w. KIDD
DiNGTON, UTAH REPRESENTA-
TIVE. Salt Lake city. Utah, sO7
Second Ave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-06

why let life be made miserable by
awful headaches. constipation, bad
blood, sluggish liver. sallow color,
when HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
makes new life. health and strength.
That's what it's done for millions. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets Godbe Pitts
Drug Co.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Salt Lake temple will close on
Thursday evening, June 25, and re-
open the first Tuesday In August.
JOSEPH r.. SMITH.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

TIA ID. q Il. q, n. II. June 5th
TO Ogden, 1925 a. M; 100 p. m..Si 90
10 Provo Canyon, 1890 q. m,-,,,,,.$l %
no Pharaoh's Glen, 7:l5 p, m..,.,,, SOC
Regular trains returning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-06
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

Via ID. 4 II, G.. u. u, June 9Th.
10 Ogden, 1925 a. m, 1900 y. m, 81. 90
TO Provo Canyon 1880 a, m,,.,,.."Sl.25
To Phalaoh's Glen, 7;15 p. MO-. soc
Regular trains returning.
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MARTIN COAL co.
All kinds OF Coal. Phorss $40.

Three Royal Bread wlnners-ROYAL
NUT, Mll.<LOAF and VIENNA LOAF.
Sold everywhere. our crown label on
every loaf
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Hay Grain and Poultry supplies.
Bailey & Sons CO.. SO East End South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-06

Pure Drugs and Prescriptions our
specially. Halliday Drug Company.
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lions Savings Bank & Trust Co.

Pays per cent on deposits.
JOSEPH f. SMITH. President.
ANTHoN II. LUND. Yice-President
o. c. BEEBE. Cashier.
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See airahip ~ $50, soltaIr.
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GRANITE STAKE,
Other CHURCHES

Services will be held in the various
non Mormon churches, tomorrow. as
follows:
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strobel's aIrshIp. saitair, $3.50.
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I.amoreaux Tunes Pianos.
20 West LIST South. Ind. s2sl.
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SAYS FOWL WAS BAD.

See airship fly. $50. saltalr.
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SAFES.

Social Ball at the odeon Saturday
night June 6, Best floor In the state