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side OF the south 66 feet OF lots 1, 2, 3
and A. the south side OF the north 26i
feet of lots and g.. the south side Of
! the, west 1888 feet OF the north 26l feet
| of lot 1. the north side of lots .. and
=, the north side OF the west 66 feet of
lot l. beginning III 81 feet east OF the
northwest corner of lot ., thence south
easterly along the northeast side of lots
. and to point &c feet north and
lS.S feet west OF the southeast corner OF
lot I, beginning sc feet east of the north
west corner OF lot ], thence southeastern
ly to a point 243 feet north of the south
east corner OF lot l, block 15o. all In
The west side of lot Z. and the west
side Of the north 165 feet and of the
south 1872 feet OF lot ,, block Il; the west
side of lot ,, and the east side OF lot 3.
block SO. all In Plat c.
The north side of lots 4. and G. block
10: the south side Of lot |, block 2l the
north side Of lots .. and g. block %; the
south side OF lot /, and the northeast
side OF lots and .. block 81. all In
The south side, Of lots to 26. inclu
u TO %. inclusive, block .. University
lots to %, inclusive. block /. and the
east side OF lots /. and % to 90 inclu-
ss,ve block ,. Langton Park subdivision,
to t5oGk 5 'Si the east side Of lots and q
block a; the south side of lots l to 26.
inclusive, block 8, and the north side OF
E!I lots to %, inclusive. block 2. Lynch e
Glassman subdivision, block So, tho west
side OF lots IL. and ! TO s. inclusive.
block /, and the east side OF lots l to Q.
Inclusive. block ., subdivision OF lots 3,
9 and I. block SO, all in plat c, Salt Lake
City survey.
The total cost OF said improvement Is
estimated at nmetythrce thousand two
hundred thirty,two and Sl-100 (s93. Sd
dollars, OF which sum the city's portion
Is eight thousand two hundred ninety
eight and S9-100 (sS.29S.s9) dollars. leav-
ing eighty-four thousand nine hundred
thirtyth three and 92-ln0 (SS4 933.92) dol
lars to be raised by local assessment,
All protests and objections to the car
rying out OF such intention must be pre-
scented In writing to the city recorder on
or before the 1st day Of June. 1909, be-
ing the time set by said council when II
will hear and consider such protests and
objections may be made thereto
BY order of the city council of Salt
Lake City Utah
Dated April 2S 1909.
]. B. MORETON. City Recorder.
Sidewalk extension No. 12S. (Readver-
tised) r162l
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of lot l. block ;. City, Park subdivision,
block 90; the south side of lots l and 2,
block l. the south side OF lots ] and >.
ya sRd the block Ts @ SGe a of lots to Rs pac
2l; the west side Of lots II TO 90 inclu
sive, and the east side Of lots 81. and 96
to 112. inclusive, Wicks subdivision, block
% the south side of lots to 26. inclu-
sive, block ., the north side of lots 2.
TO 80. inclusive, block l. Coates e Co
runs subdivision. block &c: the south
and the north side OF lots q to 81 in
elusive. block l. Coates e. Corum's sub
division. block p; the north side OF lots
20 and 80. the south side Of lots ] and
q and the west side of lots 3 10 %. in
elusive, block 9. the north side OF lots
% and 20. and the south side of lots
block 2s: the north side of lots II and Il.
the south side OF lots l and .. the east
side Of lots !. and II TO 3S. inclusive. and
the west side Of lots to II. inclusive.
the south side OF lots ! and 2, and the
west side Of lots . to %, inclusive. block
s, the north side Of lots to Is. inclusive,
and the east side Of lots H. and to 4,
inclusive, block G. City Park subdivision,
block 30 the south side OF block 81
the south side OF lots and .,
block 80: the south side OF lots !
and .. Martins subdivision. block
33; the west side of lots l, G. and s.
and the east side Of lots 2, 2, and 3.
block 34 the east side OF lots l, and s
-
lots II to %. inclusive. and the east side
of lots l, and so To a.. Inclusive, block .,
and the west side Of lots II to %. in
elusive, block 3, Graeber Postoffce addi-
tion, block ~; and the north side Of lots
1. and Is TO %. inclusive. block ]. Kelsey
& GUlespie's subdivision OF block Al. all In
plat c. Salt Lake City survey.
The total cost Of said Improvement Is
estimated at one hundred and fifteen
thousand four hundred two and 37-1O0
(s115. JO2.3O dollars. OF which sum tho
city's portion is fourteen thousand one
hundred ffty-two and 4i100 (Sl4.l52.44
dollars. leaving one hundred and one
thousand two hundred forty-nine and
$4,000 ($10i.2i9.93) dollars TO be raised
by local assessment.
All protests and objections to the car
rying out OF such intention must be pre-
scntod in writing 10 the city recorder on
or before the LIST day Of June. 1909, being
tho time set by said council when il will
hear and consider such protests and oh.
Icctions as may ne made thereto.
BY order OF the city council Of Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Dated April 2S. 1909.
j. Il. MORETON,
CITY Recorder.
Sidewalk extension No, 126. Readver-
tiscd) rl60o
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WANTED-SALESMEN

ANY YBODY-EITTIER SEX-CAN MAKE
81 daily all year raising mushrooms for
cellars, sheds. boxes, etc. Free illus
tratcd instruction booklet Hiram Bar
ton 329 w. 18th St, New York. r94
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WALL PAPER CLEANING
MOVED
STORAGE AND SHIPPING

WE SHIP H. II. GOODS TO ANY PART
of United states. cut rates Klmball Van
G Storage Co, 10 w. 1st So. m266o
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LEARN TO BE YOUR OWN MILLINER:
SIX private lessons teach you how,
For information call Main l237-K Bell.
pS19
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CASH REGISTERS

~-~~-~--~-~-~~~~>~-~-~>>
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. OSCAR
Groshcll. sales agent, 221 Main street
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always in stock. n15S0
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WHERE TO STOE
MOVING, STORING, PACKING,
CHCPPTNG

LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED OUT
At In the west. goods shipped to any
part of the United States at reduced rates
All work guaranteed. Redman Moving
and Storage Co. Phones 55S o1052
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WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED ANAL
gamator with good references at Fay.
New. at once. Apply TO r. G. Smith, Fay.
r1422
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WANTED-20 TEAMS. WITH PLANK
wagon. for grading work. Wages S5
per day. hours, Apply p. j. Moran:
Board OF Trade bldg. r106i
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selling spccialties: open territory. Call
at Whltbeck Spccialties Co. 81 Eagle
bldg. Salt Lake, Utah q37
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YOUNG GIRL WANTS AFTERNOON
and evening work as cashier or office
s'ri' inu- l4lV- p3155
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WANTED-POsITION TO RUN -Ev
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WOULD LIKE POSITION OF TEND-
Ing flowers or garden, or anyihine
around the house: general work Addrass
N1. tfipune. os7
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WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY.
221 w. lst South nan5s
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKER AND
embalmer. 164 S. West Temple: phone
lOlA. v492
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WE WANT FIVE GOOD SOLICITORS
for accident and health Insurance. for
Idaho. Wyoming. Utah and Nevada
must have references. Apply 5253 Com
mercial Bank bldg Continental Casualty
Co. p26eS
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BASEBALL SUITS


ROYAL TAILORS' FAMOUS BASEBALL.
suits to measure. A. G. Mcintyre. 3o3
Judge. n315
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CUT FLOWERS
THE FLOWER SHOP. CUT FLOWERS
and designs. Under NATL Bank OF Rep
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

GIRL ATTENDING SCHOOL TO AS
sist with housework. In family OF two.
4I5 Z. 4th South. Bell phone 3545-K r34.
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LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED. WORK
guaranteed. Mrs. StaIlings. He'll rSen
n2349
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BRICkLAYERS WANTED FOR DEN
yer: union men cnly. union wages. SO
Tor eight hours Denver Brick Contract
ors' association, 207 Nassau bldg. Dem
yer, Colo. Pail
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GOOD GIRL OR WOMAN IN SMALL
family; good wages to right party 361
lth ave. Ind. phone 234o. Bell l657-K.
p100s
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500 WORKERS TO HEAR NATIONAL
organizer speak. Wednesday, O'Clock
Il Federation OF Labor hall r2062
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COLLECTIONS
FURS AND TAXIDERMTsTs

BRING IN YOUR FURs FOR sTORAGE
and have them repaired and cieannd
during the summer. I've buy ali Einde EiioI 80
raw furs and live wild animals p %
Stencil Fur Co.. 81 e, Bird So RotS
phones. 10,
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CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERS

BIRD COWAN CO
100 Sc. w. Temple. Bell phone 4l1a
N1oSn
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AT ONCE. GOOD sEAMSTRESSEs
pleasant surroundings. Ind. phone 2345
Bell l657-K. 361 4th ave. pS32
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WANTED HELP-MALE

M. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Skilled and unskilled laborers furnished.
40 East 1st South, cor. Commercial. Bell
phone 1888. Ind. 923. PAS
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MONUMENTS AND FoMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards 4o2 S. State
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NATIONAL MOTOR BOAT RACES
f1rnfon AssocInted Press.,

~ MON AESoclateu fEeSS-l
NEW YORK. SEPT. 15.--h swarm OF
little and large motor craft invaded
the Hudson to-day to take i,art In the
national motor boat carnival, which
promises to fbe the most interesting
event OF its kind ever helh anywhere.
Series OF races will be held today. to
morrow and Friday, anil the carnival
will conclude Saturday with the long.
distance race to Poughkeensie and re-
turn. and on the same day the race for
cruisers to Peerskill anh leturn Will
be contested
The series races commenced to-day
will. be. for the perpetual challenge
|trophies. as follows: international
worlds championship for boats of the
12-metre class tc1ass ca: national
trophy. for boats 40 feet md over
(class By; Interstate trophy. for boats
80 feet and under (class Al; motor
yacht trophy for cruising boats &C
feet and over (class D.: CABIN launch
|trophy, for boats above 10 feet and
not over CO. feet (class E). There
will be time allowance according to
rutinE. except In class c..
The course for the. Pcughkeepsie
|long.dEstance race will be- approx
nlately 145 miles, starting from the
club house and running northwartl
along the Hudson river to 4 staFteboat
nort:l of the Pougnkeepsle bridge and
return. All boats will rnce as one
class. with time allowance according
to their IA ting.
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LIST OF GRADERS FOR
LAST EXAMINATIONS

CHARLESTON. Sept. 15.--State
Superintendent OF Schools Norris P
Shawkey has announced the following
list Of graders to grade the PAPERS OF
the applicants on the last OF the uni
form examinations held last week:
Supt. C. A. Green. OF Ashton.
Supt. IT. a. Slower. Of Cullo.len.
Supt. William J. Evans. OF Martins
burg
supt. "A. F. Shroyer. OF Philippf.
Mrs. A. A. Shawkey, OF Charleston
Mrs. Geo. Lounsberry. of Charleston.
C. r. Morgan, OF 'Tunneltnn. ~
A. Edwards. of Mn son City.
r. r.. Whitney. OF Charleston.
Mrs. 7. J. Hall. of Charleston.
r. F. Hrammer. OF I.esage.
C. r.. Woo,lrum. OF Sod.
F.. M. I4ongnecker. s,lperintedent OF
the department. OF high schools. left
Sunday for Elkins. where he Will he
present at the Randolph county teach.
ers' institute. the only one being held
in the State this week. 3
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-
Mrs. John Jollifte and little son, of
lMorgantpwn. ami Mr.. ]. -.ameson
are visiting the family OF Mr.. w c..
Jamison and will remain here during
the fair. ri. " !.
Miss Mary Boye-, VINO had been
visiting Miss Vera Cummings at Mead :
Vile, Pa, returned nome Friday even
| Ing. s5.2s.s ia ss45 iF3
Miss Grace Wilson. who had been
visiting friends at Terra Alta and
|Rowlesburg for the past three weeks,
returned home Monday. ts
Mrs. II. B. Matson went to Pittsburg
Yesterday where she will be for sew
eral months with Mr.. Matson,i who hns
accepted q position there. 4
Witcher Mccullough. who has been
spending his sumner vacation at the
home OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
F. Mccullough, of Sixth avenue. Will
leave in a few days for Morgantown.
where he will take UP his studies In
the MISUNDERSTANDING Herald
Dispatch.
Mrs. Will Pinnell and child, Of
Clarksbr,rg, are the guests of the for
mer's mother, Mrs Caroline Hough, on
Madison street.
Miss Daisy Koen, of Warrington,
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. F, X. Holt and son Morgan left
this morning for a few weeks visit at
West Alexander. Pm. 6,5:J
Miss Jane Morgan Is the name OF a
little stranger who arrived yestertlnyat
the home OF Mr.. md Mrs. John o. Nor
gan.
postmaster Sherman Denham. Of
Clnrksburg. IL prominent visitor at
the fair to-day.
Mrs. Jimmie Hall. of pittSburg. Is
the guest of her son. Frank P. Hall.
on Fifth street. Mrs. Hall Will spend
several weeks here.
Mrs. james Linn is recovering from
q recent Illness. ~
"Dick" Ely and Scott Bildle are
MorEantowners who are attending the
big SHOW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Chew. OF
Brownsville Pa. nre the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. niHrry Sni1er on Sixth street
and Locust avenue.
Mrs. Roy Tough. OF Mnrgantown, is
the guest OF relatives in the city.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors OF Glenn D. satter-
field, deceased:
In pursuance of decree OF the In
termedfate Court of the county Of Ma
rlon. made In a cause therein pending.
to subject the real estate of the said
decedent to the payment OF his debts.
you are required to present your
claims against the estate of the said
decele1rt for adjudication to A. l.. Leh'
man. Commissioner. at 1lis office In
the said county, on or before the 2lst
day Of October, 1909. next.
Witness. w. S. Black. Clerk of said
Court, ti'is 9th day of September, 1903.
w. S. BLACK, Clerk.
9.9.G Wks.
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Hou;LT ITEMS.

HUUIT, Sept. i5.--=ne small child
of Arbery Burnworth is sick with ty-
|phofd fever.
Mr.. andi Mrs. Theodore McElfresh
and Mrs. J. D. Bowman wer, ut Barns
Vile yesterday, cnllei there By the
serious sickness OF Mrs. John 0. Me
Elfresn. s499tis
Mr.. and Mrs. Liston Blrnwortil and
small children arc at Oll.opyle, Pa,
to see Mr.. Burnworth's father. who
| fell on the saw OF n saWmill and was
seriously hurt.
Mrs. Chas. r. Hou1t was visiting her
parents on Prickett's creo1: Sunday.
Mrs. Catharine kfrler. OF Barbour
county. is the guest Of Jas. D. Bow
mans family.
The annual conventions OF the Win
field District Sunday Schuoi Associa-
ton was held Mt Meadowbronk church
last Saturday. Tlere was 4 good sized
delegation from Hoult. n
Owing to theilateness OF the season
the many quarterly meetings. lodge
gramme was short on account OF lack
of speakers.
Splendid features were tae speeches
OF Rev. l.. A. McNemar. county presi-
dent on International Sunday School
work. Rev. o. C. Phillips on Seven
characteristics OF the Molern Sunday
School and Rev. O. w. Waters on Zeal
| In Sunday School work. iss
The officers OF the district nssocia-
ton elected for the ensuing yenr were:
President. Jas. D.. Bowsan. of Hoult
Sunday school. address Hoult. W. Va. Z
vice president. J.lO. Swis:,er. OF VIM
field Sunday School, address,. Fair
mont, w. va. r F.. D. NIB: secre-:
tary and treasurer. Miss Ruth Pricl;ett.
Of Viola Sunday School. address. Fair
mont. r. F. D. No. 3. 'rhe officers
wish to keep in touch wltl the Sunday
Schools OF the, district and invite cor
resnondence. The convention will be
held at Winfield. q
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ATLANTIC CITY STRUCK OUT.
Injunction Ordered Restraining sun
m day Ball at-Resort-trs s.si.J.s 2

TRENTON. N. J..3 SEPT. 15.-Vice
Chancellor Walker In the court OF
chancery yesterday filed an opinion In
the case of John Mcmillan and others
against Lewis KucflN, and others oil
Atlantic City, known as the Sunday
baseball case. 5E;t
Tine vice chancellor directs that an
injunction be issued restl aiming the
Atlantic City baseball team from play
ing Sunday ball. In deciding the case
the vice chancellor follows the ruling
Of Vice Chancellor Pitney. when he
granted an Injunction against Sunday
ball playing in Jersey City several
years ago. Il 5.s-.,% t SCI
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TO ABOLISH DIVES.

+ NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-With the
aim OF wip'ng out the few remaining
dives and disreput;ible drinking places
in the city. the applications for re-
new-al OF license filed by. tine $4,000
saloon keepers OF New York will be
subjected to most rigid examination.
The period for filing applications and
bonds expires to-day. and between now
and October !. when present certifi'
Gates expire, the records Of .all the
liquor dealers will be thoroughly ex'
am1ncd
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y lE5s'T'it u ~ No y iiksst .I.5
NEW FEDERAL BUILDING.

WASHINGTON, n Sept. 15.-Thc ar.
\ ohitecturals competition for plans for
i the new $500 900 federal building to be
erected at Honolulu closed to-day.
Several prominent chitects have sub:
United plans. The nd nce Will be one
4 OF the finest IN the insnlar POSSESS ions
OF the United STATE H ~ NJ
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coLoNlsT RATES IN EFFECT.
tunion Assocla ted .Press.)

CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-colonist rates
OF sss from this city. SIS from Mis-.
souri, river points and prop rtionate
rates from other cities to points In the
northwest and on /, the 4 Pacific coast
were put into effect today and will re.
main operatiye for a month.
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the perpetual presiden."-an enthu.
sinsm somewhat dampened by The re-
cent floods. ~
The principal events in the career
OF President Diaz may be briefly recis-
ed as follows: III
1S30-Born In Oaxaca of an Indian
mother Educated for the church. IS
e 1854 Served In revolt against; Santa
1858 Supported Juarezi inswar Of trc.
|forrl. s$s S II; s. y. is
81 is So General Of Brigade opposed
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CrIARKSRuRG, Sent. 15.-By 23l
votes over the three-fifths necessary to
decide. the special bond election here
yesterday to authorize the city's iss'l-
ing $27N.OOO In bonds for municipal
improvements was carried.
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TO SELL RAILROAD.
fTYnfon ARSocfafed PreRa.1

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-Deposit Ct
secrlties INST be made before the close
OF business today under the reorgan.
ization plan OF the Chicago. Peoria and
St. Louis railway which contemplates
the sale OF the line under foreclosure.
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French in war OF intervention.
S63-Captured by the French and
escaped. Is.
1s67-secured surrender Of City OF
Mexico from Maximillian. IA q
1S67-Candidnte for the Presidency
against Jaurez. Defeated. ti 81 .
S1S71-Proscribed by Lerdo. Jaurez'
successor. S " Il Il IS 20
1S7G-Repudiated Lerdo and led rev.
olution OF "Porfiristas" to victory. y.
1s7G-In November. made proytsioa'-
al President. rs Z. 81
41s77 April. regularly elected for a
three years term. y 4
s ss0 Secured election OF Gonzales.
as his suc cessor. ~
$3.50 SlIcce yely ember ~
Cabinet, Senator md Governor ~ CaS.
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F. Baird.-In Debt.
Object Of Suit.

q H = = -
The object of the above entitled &c
ton is to enforce the payment Of the
sum of s9.94s.s4, being the aggregate
OF eleven notes: signed by the said WI
liam F. Baird and held by the plaintiff.
and to subject the real estate OF tho
defendant In the above action attached
to the payment thereof.
An affidavit having been made and
fled that the said defendant, Will;atl
F. Baird, Is a non resident Of the
State OF West Virginia, it is ordered
that the said defendant. William n
Baird. do appear. within one month
from the first publication of this or.
der, .in the Clerks Office OF our said
Circuit Court, ut rules to be ilo:den
therefor, and do what is necessary to
protect his interests.
It is ordered that copy OF this or.
der be published and posted according
to law. =
Given under my hand this 9th dag
OF September. 1909.
w. 8. BLACK, Clerk.
MARSHALL w. OGDEN.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
=.
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Dr. RomIa to preach Here.

DIR. H. q. .Romig, of Shantung. China,
who has been at the Grafton Presby-
terry ut Mononguh the past day or two.
is in Fairmont today and this evening
he will preach at the First Presbyter.
fanichurch at Z 80 o'clock. DR.. Romig
Is strong and forceful speaker, and
he should be greet d by q large con.
gregation this evening.
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AGA. FL 4: 53s Il
r i 1884 Again lected PresId lent. the
law against re-elec tions haying been abb
rogated. n ;ts y
1888. / ss2, 500. IA so4. 1908 Re-electS
ed President. II X; ~ * Il y 8:
1ss4-19O9 - Opened to the pnb1ic the.
Tehuantepec3r railway route to tn Far;
East, produced aasnnt tonal surplus uf
$40. 900. 900. encnlrag ed home indus
tries. placed coinage on a gold $bnsil.
twice visited the United! States, built
railways telegraphs and opened roads.
"a ,velopeda agricultural and mining re-
sources, abclieh It Til trellgi ous congre.
cations, and by Gu It iyati ng the Eootlr.
will OF foreign natl ons, ! gave Mexico e.
new status Dung the World power
Is Let 4 little ssEantads work FOR you.
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CLASSIFIED. your nd. OF afurnisi.
ed room meets the probable tenant
ilalt way
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LOST AND POUND.

EouND--A dark . ron gray florses
weight about i so or il 90 pounds
dress F. Nj. Stack pole: RI. 6 III ToTth:
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