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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-05-26
FOR JUN e.

The brimming mill-pond full of boys.
The springboard and the slide.
The sly beefchewer on the job.
And the pants securely tied.
The dripping and the tell-tale hair.
The scurry home at noon,
And then what Paddy gave the drum
Not yet, but June.
The wedding and the wedding guests.
The presents and the raiment.
The father profferdng the bride,
And the much embarrassed claimant
The dinner, and the shoes and rice.
The dear old honeymoon,
And Loves young dream until they
wake
Not yet, but June.
The end of school. the Joyous shout,
The essay and Grafton.
Some samples of bad grammar by
The Board of Education.
ALI standing singing ''Auld Lang
Syne''
Or some such fitting tune,
And two young men and thirty girls
Not yet, but June.
The picnic and the happy kids.
The DINNER in the shade,
The scream when little Johnny Smith
Falls in the lemonade.
The soulmates strollfng hand in hand
Not married yet, but soon.
And the little redbugs at the bat
Not yet, but June.
June was dedicated by the Romans
to love and marriage, and was there
fore named for Juno whose experienc
was thought to more nearly typdfy
that Of the average married woman
than anything that had happened up
to that time.
Juno married Jupiter, one OF the
best and most exemplary of gods, Civ
ing him her simple trust and all the
rope compatible with a reasonable EN-
joyment of liberty though married.
Nevertheless, they had not been mar
ried long enough even to feel sure
that they were suited to each other,
when. the bride made the terrible dis
covery that the co-owner of her wedd
ing presents and the man who was
to flag the family breadwagon had
an affinity.
Fortunately, though it had proven
to be with gods. as 1t is with men.
1t was not with goddesses as it is
with women. Juno had a comeback
coming to her. mad she got busier
than a mother robin rustling worms.
She turned her husbands affinity In
to a heifer. and set Argus to watch
over her as shepherd. Argus had
hundred eyes. and do what he could.
Jupiter could not catch ham asleep
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Marriage Licenses.

Following are the marriage per-
phts issued by County clerk, Chas
Hoag this week: Wilbur E. Water
man. Of Holly to Miss Josephine High
land, OF Lerna, Illinois; James F.
Holdren to Miss Emma Griffin. both
Of Halton, Kansas;J. H. Talbot, of
st. Louis, to Miss Dora Taylor. OF
Benton, Iowa,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
ooMPERs CONFIDENT
OF FUTURE SUCCESS

New York. Jan. AT meeting
yesterday Of the Central Federated
Union, there was read letter from
Samuel Gompers commenting upon
the prison sentences imposed upon
John Mitchell, Frank Morrison and
himself The letter says:
Il believe I'm right in saying that
the great mass of the liberty-loying
American people are with John Mitch
ell, Frank Morrison and me at this
crucial time in the effort we have
made and arc making to maintain tho
principle OF Justice and right and the
constitutional guarantee of freedom
OF speech and press.
Regardless OF results, we are con-
fident that the principle for which
we contend-and for which we may
suffer-will be. restored. maintained
and permanently guaranteed to all
o,r people, the workers included.
Temporary inconvenience OF suffering
of any ono or Of few men is Of les
ser importance than the establishment
Of equal justice to all the people of
our republic
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SMALL LP0X CASES ARE
INCREASING IN ZION
Twelve More Patients are Discovers
Within the Last Seven DAYS.

Salt Lake, Jan. 3-After being an.
parently checked, smallpox and scarlet
fever have broken out afresh in Salt
Lake during the last week and have
aroused new fear among the staff of
the city health department Whereas
only five cases each Of smallpox and
scarlet fever were reported n week
ago. there were II cases of smallpox
and 19 cases of scarlet fever reported
during the week ending with Friday
night, and seven new cases of small
pox were reported TO the board Of
health Saturday.
In all, there were 81 cases OF cantag-
ious and infectious diseases reported
during the week, classified as follows:
Smallpox IL. diphtheria 3, typhoid
fever /, scarlet fever 10. measles l.,
whooping cough S, pneumonia and
cbickenpox 5.
There are still % houses quarantined
on account Of smallpox, "a on account
OF scarlet fever and on account of
diphtheria. Fifteen cases remain at
the isolation hospital.
The new smallpox cases reported
Saturday are: NJ NJ. Sullivan and
three children, Marion, Aggie and Sa-
die, of 1850 Lincoln avenue: WInlow
Smith, % North West Temple street:
Byron Whitney, 269 B street, and Bu-
sard Carna, SOS East South Temple
street
There were so births reported dur
ing the week, Of which % were boys
and 2S girls; 27 deaths OF which 16
were males and IL females. Seven
bodies were brought to Salt Lake for
burial
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EARTHQUAKE DISASTER is
THEME IN CHICAGO PUlPITS

Chicago, Jan. 4-Reference to the
earthquake disaster in Italy and
Sicily was a theme in practically all
the Chicago pulpits and appeals for
financial aid met with generous re-
sponscs.
These calamities wake the best ma
ture of man everywhere and serve TO
bind the nations together" said the
Rev. NJ P. Boynton. ut is the furnace
of such suffering that the swords will
melt into pruning hooks and the spears
will be fashioned into plowsnares.
Pride is shaken from nor cruel throne
and sympathy takes the scepter.'
Mature has given up OF her forces,
said DR.. f w. Gunsaulus. I'VE do
not know how or why. 1--WE can feel
sure that God is watching. and when
the last great tumuIt has subsidized,
wnen the last fierce fire has spent It's
force, VIC shall know all these secrets
even to the great secret of Calvary.
There is just one thing for us TO
do with our collection this morning.
Send il as the heart throb of this great
congregation to help those who are
still living with faith to look upon the
faces of their dead"
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CHICAGO DRUGGIST SAYS
HE SAW A ROBIN SUNDAY

Chicago. Jan. 4.-Charles Hollnagel.
a druggist. says he saw a robin yes.
terday. The bird was chirping in a
tree. An affidavit that he saw one
tour years ago this month Is framed
and hangs In his drug store.
\ member of the National Audubon
society. when informed OF the phe-
nomenoD. said:
THE robin goes south In the fall
and is never seen In these parts un-
til early spring. That is all l care
to say"
Il guess I know a robin when l
see one" said the druggist. Il was
raised on an Iowa farm and l know
as much about robins as anybody In
Chicago ] saw a robin in that tree
across the street. II necessary I will
make an AFFIDAVIT"
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holds that the loss INST fall upon Camp
bell, for whom Miner acted as trustee.
as he allowed Conway TO act as his
agent in collecting interest. To this
extent. 1t is said, Conway was an an
thoriZed agent The supreme court
Ieverses the decision of Judge Arm
strong. vacates the Judgment, and calls
for the cancellation of the note and
mortgage.
The other case was that of G >.
Price against the Western Loan and
Savings company. in which Price sued
for salary amounting to S2,375- He was
given a Judgment before Judge NJ H.
Richie for $1O75, and the loan com
pany appealed. Chief Justice w, M
McCarty writes this opinion. which is
concurred in by Justice D. n. Straup
and Judge 7. d. Lewis OF the district
court 1t is held that Price received
his full allowance as attorney for the
loan company. and the case is remand
ed to the lower court for new trial.
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DECISION REVERSED
HIGHER COURT
Calls FOR Cancellation Of Mortgage and
Notes.

Two Judgments were handed down
by the supreme court Saturday, each
reversing the decision of the lower
courts, one from Judge George G. Arm
strong and the other from Judge NJ.
l.. Richie, both of the third district
court.
In deciding the case of Hugh S. and
Betty Gowans against S. B. Miner. as
trustee for Peter y. Campbell, who ap-
pears as respondent, Chief Justice W.
Nj. McCarty and Justice J. e. FricS
concur In the opinion written BY, JUS
tice J. n. Straup. holding that the
Gowans arc entitled TO the foreclosure
OF mortgage for $500 held by Camp
bell The money was paid by the
Gowans, with interest. TO Porter j. Con-
way. who absconded with the money.
1t wa held that Conway acted as tho
agent OF the Gowans. rather than OF
Campbell, and therefore tho case stood
az IL they had moi paid cent on the
principal of the loan. Judge Arm
strong SO held hut Justice Strarn
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
HELENA CHURCHES RAISE
MONEY FOR RELIEF FUND

Helena, Mont. Jan. 4. 4.-Following
out the directions of Bishop Carroll,
thirty priests in the diocese of Hell
ena yesterday morning took spec
ial collection for the benefit Of the
sufferers in the earthquake disaster
in Italy. The collection was announc-
cd from the altars this morning for
the first time. previous notice having
been given through the press. Several
parishes which have been heard from
report large collections. All Helena
churches donated literally and while
:he amount could not be ascertained
from all churches 1t will amount to
several thousand dollars. The par
ishes will all be heard from today and
the money Will at once be forwarded
TO the proper authorities for immedi-
ate transmission to Rome.
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MASTER OF HOUSE is
TAKEN FOR A BURGI AR

San BernardiDo, Cal. Ian. 4.-Josenn
Blackman, prominent merchant VAC
taken into custody In his own home
this city. by the entire police force
several deputy sheriffs and more than
100 citizens
Last night group OF neighbors saw
a man enter the Blackman residence
after fuipbling at the door and. beliey-
ing that Mr., and Mrs. Blackman were
absent flom the city. promptly turned
in an alarm.
Tne police responded aftor a general
alarm was sounded which brought o,It
tho entire police force. The front door
Of the house was tried and found 10
be unlocked In swarmed the officers.
while crowd OF citizens covered tho
premises. all heavily armed
The burglar" was found In bed
dragged from beneath the coverings
and a dozen flashlights turned upon
: him. Apologies followed.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
TWO BOLD HIGHWAYMEN
FIGURE IN THREE HOLD-UPS

Chicago, Jan. 4.-Three hold-ups in
rapid succession. the last occurring
early today, caused excitement in the
downtown district. Two highwaymen
figured In each and one was captured.
In the presence Of scores Of persons,
Charles w. Moffett, travelling sales.
man, was beaten and robbed. His nose
was broken and he was taken to hos
pital in semi-conscious condition.
Joseph Ligidel, a real estate agent,
was accosted by two men wno demand
ed his valuables. Instead. Ligidel
drew knife and began slashing at his
adversaries. They ran and ono was
taken by the police.
A third victim was robbed and Sc
verely beaten.
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DISASTROUS FIRE
AT HIGHLAND BOY
Three-story. FIfty-Room Structure ana
Two Smaller Buildings Burned.

Bingham, Jan. 4--There was a DIS
sstrous fire at Highland Boy late last
night, which, for a time, threatened
the entire town. AS result of heroic
and efficient work on the part OF a
volunteer fire company. assisted lat
cr by line OF hose run down from
the Yampa mine, the fire was conhn"
ed 10 three huildings-the big three
story, lfty-room boarding house. own
ed by William Mays. and two one
story, three-room buildings, owned by
Jimpson c Binker The total loss Is
estimated at $4,000, the three-story
structure being valued at $4,000 and
the two smaller buildings at $1,000.
This, however. does not include indi-
yidual losses by inmates.
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PROMINENT MINING MAN
MYSTERlOUSLY DISAPPEARS

Tuscon, Ariz.. Jan. 1T A. Cox. a
prominent mining man of Santa Cruz
county. Is reported as mysteriously
missing The last heard of him was
at San Francisco on December 20,
when he left the Fairmont hotel, sup
posedly for Pittsburg. No evidence of
his having left the city has been found.
however. His wife. who resides at
Tucson, fears foul play, as he had con-
siderable money on his person when
last heard from.
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"WlDOW IN GREEN" BLACK
MAILS WEALTHY MEN

Chicago, Jan. 4.-Clews to the
whereabouts of a mysterious widow
in green" who. it is said, blackmailed
wealthy out-of-town patrons Of fash
ionable down. town hotels out Of thous-
ands of dollars In the last four months.
have been obtained by female secret
service operatives. The investigation
is shrouded In mystery. On account OF
the prominence of the victims whom
the widow in green" and her crowd at
tempted to blackmail, their names are
being kept a secret. Several nave an
nounced their intentions. however, OF
going before the federal grand jury
and asking indictments.
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TAFT'S SECRETARY VISITS
FAMILY IN CALIFORNIA

San Francisco, Jan. 4.-Frederick
w. Carpenter, stenographer and sec
retary of President-Elect Taft ever
since the latter was made governor
general of the Philippines, arrived in
this city yesterday to pay a visit to
the members of his family. who live
in this state. He has also returned TO
his native state for a much needed
rest before he enters upon his duties
as a private secretary of the incom-
ing president Carpenters mother
lives at Lompoc. and a brother re.
sides at Santa Rosa
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TO INVESTIGATE CHINA'S
EDUCATIONAL NEEDS

Chicago, Jan. 4.-Professor Thomas
G. Chamberlin, head of the University
OF Chicago department OF geology. and
his son, DR.. Rollin Chamberlin. Unit"
ed States geological survey. will
leave Chicago tonight for the Orient,
whore they are TO undertake an ex-
tended investigation into educational
needs of Oriental countries, particul-
arly in China.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
ERANkHAUsER SURRENDERED
TO UNITED STATES MARSHAL

Helena, Mont. jan "a message
from Archie Whaley. sheriff at Moor
head. Mimi. states that he su-ren-
dered Frankhauser to the United
States marshal of Minnesota today and
that he would be taken To St Paul
He stated that United States marshal
Mcrrificld would arrive in Helena
with his prisoner. who is charged 'rith
robbing the United States mails, In
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HUNTER & KENNEDY

And Be 1t Further Resolved, That we
Will write Fire Insurance for the Best
People, (and everybody looks good to
us) In Good Reliable Insurance com
panles. 1-2-1w
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FORMER ALABAMA MAN
DIES IN CALIFORNIA

San Rafael. Cal, Jan. alden En-
mons, a member of the Alabama legis-
lature in 1868. formerly judge of the
probate court In Dallas county, Ala,
and prominent In the reconstruction
work in that state after the Civil war.
died here yesterday at the age OF rs
years.
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NARROWING TALES FROM
REGGIE COME TO NAPLES

Naples. Jan. 4.-Harrowing stories
from Reggie continue TO flow in A
girl In a frantic effort to escape, at
tempted To leap over the railing of
the Balcony of her home. Her skirts
caught on The iron work and she hung
there swaying in the wind for four
DAYS.
A ,r.or,Du hyriad ordor fh~ JOh-.,-
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of her house, although slightly IN
jured. was unable to move while her
husband and children crushed on the
floor above, slowly bled to death,
their blood dropping on her breast
and arms. She was finally taken out
alive. but was demented, not even
knowing her name.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS
RESOLVED

RESOLVED
That during the year 1909 we will
sell all the Real Estate we can-Im
proved Residence Property, Good Bust
ness Property, Vacant Residence Prop.
erty Farms and Fruit Lands.
RESOLVED
That during the year 1909 we will
loan money 10 everybody that wants it.
tprovided that they have acceptable
real estate securlty.)
RESOLVED
That during the year 1909, we will
push the Mining Business to the full
est extent and that we will do our best
TO make Aura King Gold Mining com
pany continue It's production of Gold
Bullion and High Grade concen.
trates. Also. Resolved. that we will
push the work on the Spanish Belt
Mining Company's property and make
1t shipper.
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THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
RAISED IN DENVER

Denver. Jan. 4,-Thousands Of dol
lars were collected in Denver churches
yesterday for the relief OF the earth
quake victims in Italy. Tho largest
collections were taken up in the diff
fcrent Catholic churches.
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DENTISTS.
HAIR GOODS & COSTUMES.
INSURANCE.

w. N. PIERCE. Notary Public, Real
Estate; Fire, Life and Accident In
suTauce, 407 oath St
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No. From west / Arrive. J
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS.

THREE furnished rooms, clothes clos
et, pantry. 2220 Lincoln. 1 IT
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,1.Eass ~ THE MAcoA9 e
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UPHoLsTERING & REpA1R1Nc

PARLOR furniture upholstered and re.
paired, vanishing. mattress making.
carpets cleaned. At and laid. Esti.
mates submitted on request Phones
Ind. 661. Bell Ss3.X K. Van Kan.
pen, 2769 Volker Ave Att
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TRANSFER COMPANIES

ALLEN TRANSFER CO., Albern Al
len, Proprietor. Furniture Vans and
Storage Cabs at a moments no
tice. Office 412 25th st. Phone 22.
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JOG-A-LoNG TRANSFER VANS. Pi-
ano moving a specially. 32S l-2
25th st. Both Phones 2S3.
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PHYSICIAN g. SURGEONS.

DIR. A. FERNLUND, Physician and
Surgeon. Office hours, 10 and II a.
m, IL to p. ID. 340 25th St Office
phones, Bell 515K; Ind. SIS. Resi-
dence, GAG Wash. Ind. phone 502.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
HELP WANTED
MALE e.

WANTED-By a portrait company,
solicitor; good pay. cash each day.
Apply at 525 Twelfth street, before
8 a m. OF after 5 p. m. 1-1-1wI1
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6Atlantic Mail.points eaatl
l2ISalt Lake Local. - ock-
IA 4Isslt LakeNP PASSED. ger Syers
Atlantic Lirii}sed Soqrt
4IAtlantic Mail ... pm,
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SHADES TRANSFER.

Vans, Drays, Baggage Wagons. PI-
eno. Furniture and Safe Moving.
Prompt carriage service. 4oS 25tn
Bell 32l. Ind. 224. 10 Is II
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LEADING PLUMBERS.
PAINTER AND PAPER
HANGER.

Merchants Parcel Delivery and Ex-
press Co., Ill i2 2Grd st. Phone Bell
1i65.
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.

UMBRELLAFepairiug and recovering.
Ind phone s33; Bell SILK. 611 II
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FOUND

FOUSD- BLACK silk umbrella, lett AT
IfalSf SsrS's, push wagon stand
co. 14th hnA Wash. Owner may
hat, same bs Identifying and pay
II. "A IA. 'ff-1'-d once.
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DEGREE OF PocAHoNrAs.
ORDER RAILWAY CONDUCTORS

Wasatch Division No. 1874. o. X. C.,
meets second and fourth Fridays at
2:3o p. m. In X. OF P. hall corner
washington avenue and 24th street
All brothers arc cordially invited 70
attend.
GEO. ALLEN, C. C.
D.. L BOYLE. g. ana I.
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FRAreRNAL oRDER or EAGLES.

Fraternal order OF Eagles, Ogden
Aerie, No. 11S, r. 0. b., meets every
wednesday evening In Eagle hail' eas'
of Reed hotel, at 500. WISHING 6ro-
tber Eagles are invited TO attend TIC
Aerie meetings
n. D. ESTES, w President
d. T. TRACY. Secretary.
DR. H. B. FORBES, Ae-ie Physician
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

THE THOMAS STUDIO. High grade
portraiture In Facial, Crayon and In
dia Ink. 2457 Washington ave. Both
Phones.
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SANITARY WORK
FOR SALE-PIANO.
FOR SALE. BOARDING HOUSE

FOR SALE-Boarding and roomins
house. 21 rooms. all full, cheap rent
Fine location, 2272 Wash Ave.
IL 8 limo
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3. p. o. sLNs.
coo rELLows

Queen City, Rebekal LoLge, No. A..
I. o. o. F. Meets second and fourth
Friday evenings at Cdd Fellows hall
Visiting members Invited.
ROSE ROSENBl U1 H, n. G..
IDA BAKER. Red Sec.
S440 Wksblngtoa.
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WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD.

and hoard In pri-
vate home by family of three. where
can secure services or housewife 10
help care for child OF two and half
years. Address G. W. Pagett' Gen
eral Delivery. Ogden, Utah.
IL 2S st
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Good paying grocery busi-
ness; must be sold at once. Ad-
dress "a. care Standard. 12-2s-lwk
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G~'t.yT ADS BRING BIC REsir-i.Ts
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MASONIC

Queen Esther Chapter No. 4, o. ~
8. Regular meetings held at Masop'
hall on Washington avenue. oetwee5
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth stree q
the first and third Fridays OF "a
month. Sojourning members core ial
ly invited to attend.
EVA F. COREY, w. 81.
LILY v. HALSTED. Sec'y.
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ROYAL NEIeHsoRs OF AMERHs, :,

Excelsior Camp No. 324o, meet "a
ery second and fourth Monday elt
ing OF each month at the Eagles IT
Visiting members cordially insltef
MRS. MARY HEFFNER, ora
I941, Washington avenue
JOSIE RHEA. Recorder, 26S 22d
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MODERN wooDmeN OF AMERICA

Utah Camp No. 1890. Business meet
ings every Tuesday night Tesm drill
first and third Tuesday nights AZ D.
NJ, Eagles Hall. Is
]. T. YOUNG. ". a
]. II. SHAFET., Clelk.
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RESOLVED

That everybody get busy and make
1903 the Banner Year of Prosperity.
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LOST
FOR sALE-eoARDINe HOUSE.

BOARDING HOUSE, and furniture for
sale:rooms all FULL 160 2Srd 12-6-tf
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ePacific Ex from east. n5 a n j
, liiogden Passenger. hi 25 AMI
5bix All Points East. IL loo \ M.
llPnc}fcr Coast Limited. $40 p.mt
,Sisaif Lake Local s.....,i tux pm
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3lEy pr San Fraaclsco. CPS am.
sEH M Sn. Frarcisco 2:45 pm.
9Fast &ail. i:35 pm.
ll0ycfIvnd KNITTED $40 pm.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
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