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A LIBEL ON SOCIETY.

Fate and the Butterfly. BY forresI ,i rtai
Z sew. Published by i. W. Dodge Soni-
pany. New York.
This is stated to be ga novel OF con,
temporary American society as IL Is.
We hone not. however Because 1T is
lb;eflv devoted 10 those of depraVcd
,'astps and impure passions. An Amcr,
IAN girl marries an American man oil
,reat wealth She finds very soon after
Sarriape that he is q besotted drunk'
n, drug ficnd, is inssnely Jealous
1d abusive, both with tongue and Win
Al She allows men to make love TO
or, depraved Englishman IN Sairo,
,ryDt. an artist in London, and hnally
n American Young man who had
orrted her in her girlbood days, ana
fifth whom she was on friendly terms
he husband gets into fight, with TINS
ounp man, Jack Whitscy, alleging I'M
ropcr intimacy on his part with his
sifc. In the meantime this wife has
,ecomc addicted 10 liquor, and she
ropcrly describes herself later ou in
he book as drunkard. On the scandal
nvolvcd in the charge her husband
,akes, she elopes with Jack Wmtscy
nd they hide themselves for time IL
faly, Jack. after her marriage, mar,
led AN impossible sort OF a girI
rom GltiSDuISs pub pbt Nno h"N 60
-calth along with her commonncss. She
impossihe in society, but Is de
srmined that Jack shall not get the
ivorce that he wants so that he car
,arry the divorced woman he has run
NAV with. Jack, in the meantime
yes off the money that this runaway
FINISHES. This money gets short. aDc
ack's wife sends him five Thousand
ollars. promising to Join him in three
+eeks. This breaks off the connection
etweem Jack and Bertha. and Berthf
,eturns TO this country, TO be snubbet
Nh society She finds great pollti
M reform wave sweeping over thu
hate. and the traction stocks, iutc
hich her father has transferred he
ealfh. are attacked by the reform pro
inmme. The great exponent OF TIM
= rogrnmme is Barnard Alexander, wh'
. ects Bertha, falls desperately IN low
!. ith her. aud offers her marriage. Sb'
II .es, however. that that will not do
esmirchcd rs she is, it would be de
I. lat 10 Alexander programme. He i
acted Governor. she breaks off will
m. goes TO Paris, falls into povert'
reason of the political raid on th
ocks which made her rich, and Their
lexnnder follows her later on, and
,pravcd drunkard as she is, he take
NJ in his arms and resolves to TAX
II back home as his wife. The Who'll
bry is one OF the utmost degradation
!. MI to call il story Of American So
hl life is a shameful libel.
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THE HONOR OF AN OFFICER.

Lanier OF the Cavalry: or; Mcck ar, Si,,
rest BY General Charles King. WIN
Illustrations by Frank Mckcrnan. Pno-
lished by J. b. Lippincott Company
Philadelphia
In all of Genera King's 5 army stories
there is prosecuted. deserving officer,
the victim of circumstances, OF
malevolence, and of a mistaken and
often malignant commanding ofhccr
Lanicr, the hero OF this novel, Is
gentleman, a lieutenant. aud most
efficient. brave, and popular officer. But
evil reports about him have reached the
ear of the colonel commanding the rcgl-
ment. and although that colonel is
disposed at first TO be an admlring
friend of Lanicr's, he changes all at
once TO be his most severe accuser. For
a small breach Of orders which other
officers had committed without rcbukc,
Lanicr is dealt with very severely,
ordered under close arrest for one week,
and through the connlvancc of shark
sergeant and 4 stupid, pcrvcrse cap
tain, Banicr finds himself under a
heavy weight Of odium. but only in GER
tain quarters. The real tone, the real
worth and merit of the rcgimcntal
ofliclaldom, are with Lanicr all through.
and especially the best Of the women
folk of the post arc with him. Under
these circumstances the unt3ngling of
the web of circumstances that seems to
envelop Lanier so closely is in the end
easily swept away, and he stands forth
vindicatcd, even in the mind of the
prejudiccd and bull headed colonel. The
story is ono Of swift action, vigorously
told and lis lesson is, as the lessons in
other stories by General King have al.
ways been, for uprightncss, honor, and
pfrectiNa lOyal service
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GOOD SCHOOL READERS.

From the American Book Company,
Chicago, we have two volumes of
''Coc's School Reader one for the
third grade and one for the fourth
grade. Fanny T.. Coo. teacher of Eng
lsh in the Boston Normal school. is
the compiler Of both books. and she has
done her work very well, indeed The
publishers have also done theirs well
the volumes are printed on good paper,
from clear type, the illustrations being
distinct and well made. The reading
is good for exercise. and also aims TO
CARRY suggestive thoughts to the mind
of the pupils. The stories are of ad-
venture. of humor, of child life, of
animal life, Of chIvalry. of imagination.
and all in the best style. The books
should prove both interesting and valu.
able TO the pupils in the school grades
for which they are intended.
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THE NEW RICE STORY.

Mr. Orp BY Alice Hogan Rice With
Illustrations by Leon Guipon, Published
by The Century Co. New York,
This story, by the author of " Mrs.
Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch, has
been running i'm the Century Magazine,
and is now printed in book form. 1t
is Of the same sort of human interest
story as others from The snmc pen and
is bound 10 be equally popular with the
reading public. Mr. Opp, rather an in
offensive. but wholly willing and scry-
lccablc gentleman, undertakes, with
more zeal than discretion, 10 boom the
town through his paper. There are
great drafts made upon his time by his
weak minded sister. whom he cares for
with a devotion and tenderness that
arc altogether bcvond desert ption. He
divides hiS time between her and he
Opp Eagle. Of Cove City, Kentucky.
In this Eagle he boosts Cove City trc,
mcudously, both in season and out oil
season \ rather damaging oil boom
is laid 10 Mr.. Ops charge. but his fcl-
low citizens conclude after all that he
WAS not to blame. that he acted in good
faith, aud was doing the best he could
for the community and for tho town.
And so in order 10 show their faith IN
him they gave him q banquet, and at
that banquet MIR. opp, amid much ap-
plausc, gave the banquctcrs tins little
speech;
Valued brother fellow beings. | come
before YOU tonight 10 express that which
there is no words In the English NocHbu-
larry to express. Whatever YOU may hay"
| TO say concerning me, or my part in inc
awakening OF this our native city, shall
| listen at with II grateful heart i be
| icye in a great future for Cove city.
| We may not live To sec II. but believe
that the day Will arrive when our city
shall be the gateway To the South. when
the river front will he not diSsimilar To
! Main street. New York. | predict that
| IL reaches pivot of prominence OF which
we wot not OF. AS for Nh, Hinton. ono
and all We welcome him amid our
monGst The Opp Eagle" strikes palms
with "Thc Weekly News and wishes II
| lasting and eternal success.
And so all was well But Mr.. Opp
through domestic misfortune, was
called out from the banquet. a kindly
ncighbor, in order to find out what was
so enthrallng TO Mr.. Opp, spicd upon
him in way iii which that ncighbor
presently is very much ashamed. But
his appreciation of Mr., Opp is greatly
heightened by the result Of that spying
| and thcnceforward he was defender
and staunch friend. The story is ono
of the kcencst interest, very hand.
| somcly told
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Raymond Illinois Mining company. prin-
cipal place of business Salt Lake City.
Utah; mines at Eureka. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing OF the directors. duly held March
i, 1909 an assessment OF one-half
cent per share per month. for three
months, was levied on the outstanding
capital stock OF the corporation. payable
to NJ, B. Johnson. at room sos, Atlas
building. as follows;
One-half cent per share payable I'm
rnediately. Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
and advertised for sale ct public auc-
will be sold on the 16th day CT April,
1909. 70 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with the cost of advertising
and expense OF sale.
One-half cent per share shall be pay-
nyble on the 18th day OF April, 1909. Any
stock upon which this ASSIGNMENT may
remain unpaid on the 18th day of MAY.
1903, will he delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction, and. unless
payment IS made before, VIII be sold on
the "a day OF June. 1909, to pay the de-
linquent assessment, together with the
cost Of advertising and expense of sale.
able on the Sd day of June. 1909 Any
SsGsa Semain upon p@apaid ' on the Sd day Of july,
1909 will be delinquent. and advertised
for sale at public auction. and, unless
payment Is made before. will be sold
on the 10th day OF July, 1909. to pay the
delinquent assessment, together Wnn sEs
cont OF advertising and expense OF sale.
]. c. LYNCH. Secretary.
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A GREAT FRENCHMAN.

|lintc- Ecuye by George Mclean Har-
/,er. Professor OF English Bitera turc in
Princcton University. Published by j.
h. Lippincott Company. Philadelphia
This is one OF the books in the ad
irahle French Men of Letters -
ries edited by Alexander Jcssup.
IT'D it places Sainte Beuvc among
great masters OF criticism that the
9rld has produced The author has
ade special study of Sainte. Bcuve,
tn in this country and in Europe.
IA has been successful in unearthing
Norcat amount OF new information, as
kll as much correspondence hitherto
'nsed. The author believes that
into Beuvc ''is now more than ever
kuowledged 10 be, with Talne nnd
4nan, one Of the intclIeetual trium-
rate Of modern France, and that
is hcnceforth 10 DC regarded not
rely as the greatest French literary
bic, hut as one Of the worlds chief
lies in the broad sense--a mau who
thrown the light OF reason upon
.f great questions Of psychology,
k,rality, religion, politics, and art.
|fhe first chapter Of the work is both
Introduction and eulogy. The other
hItcrs. while handled topically. are
'orolngical. cach of them covering a
|fe OF less definite number OF years.
<c work is altogether admirable, both
conception and scope IT is dis
= pushed by thoroughness, full in
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by the city
council of Salt Lake City of the inten-
ing described Improvement. TO wit:
Main street from South Temple street
to Fourth. South street; In paving dis
tion OF the cost and expense thereof. es
timated at thirtythree thousand one
hundred and 92-l00 (sS3, 100 :9$l dollars.
per front or linear foot abuttng said
Improvement. there being o2l4 feet Of
abuttlpg property on said portion Of said
the lots or pieces Of ground within the
following described district, being the
district to be affected and benefited by
said Improvement. namely:
The east Side of lots ] and 9, the north
1872 feet Of the east side of lot 7. the
south lS2 feet OF the east side OF lot
:, biociS Block 81; the west side OF lots 2 g. j
and 5. block 81: the east side OF lots
and and s. block IS; the east side Of lois /:
s., and s. block h,, So; the he west west, side side OF
lois >. g. and 5. block To- and the east
side of lots 1 and s, block 76. all in plat
a. Salt Lake City survey;
The total cost OF said Improvement Is
estimated at forty-siN thousand sixty
.our and 6l-10O (Si6.o6i CD dollars. of
which sum the city's portion is twelve
6S-l00 (Sl296S 6S) dollurs. leaving thirty
three thousand one hundred and 9S-l00
($33 90 92) dollars to be raised by local
assessment.
All protests and objections to the car
ryiug out OF such intention must be pre-
sented In writing to the city recorder
on or before the 27th day OF April. 1909.
being the time set by said council when
IL will hear and consider such protests
and objections as may be made thereto.
BY order OF the city council OF Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Dated April 8, 1903.
Paving extension No. 40, p90l
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on practical footing that it had never
enjoyed before. Wireless telephony is
in more primitive state, but there is
no. no telling {Sf what may conc OF oa ~.
tclegraphy has put the hopes for wire
less telephony on Il basis otherwise
quite impossible. Primarily, one would
say that wireless telephony is absolute
ly out Of tho question except within an
extremely limited range. But one
would have thought the same of wire
less tclcgraphy, So it is not worth
while TO dismiss anything as impracti.
cal until it is thoroughly tested, tested
again, and then tested some more. BE.
cause, even though tho first idea may
not work out as expected, il may lead
TO experiments that will suggest some
thing that will work This little book
is a good deal more than a primer in
these ncw sciences. II is at once a pri-
mary guide and a full exposition Of
both. as far rs they have got.
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formation, and the results of ripe
scholarship. 1T is worthy successor
of the other three volumes which have
already appeared in this series, each
prepared by specialist on the subject
treatcd The volume has II 6nc por-
trait of Saintc- Bcnvc for frontlspiccc,
and it carries full photography and
index
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-25

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTORS GUAR
termaster, Fort Douglas. Utah, April
2s. 1909. Sealed proposals. IN triplirate.
subject To the usual conditions. will be
received at this office until TO o'clock a.
m. May -. 1909. and then opened in the
presence of attending bidders. for con
struction of "A Garbage Crcmatory and
Crematory Building at Fort Douglas,
Utah. Information furnished on applica
tion Envelopes containing bids to he
marked proposals FOR Crcmat tory Build
Ing" and addressed to Captain 7. r.
Harker Quartcrmaster. 18TH Infantry,
Constructing Quartermaster, Fort Doug
las, Utah" psSSs
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LITERARY NOTES.

Dr Samuel McCombs THE Making OF
the English Bible 4" will bo published
next month by Mofrat. Yard & Company,
In tho meantime will bc issued his mas
terly little treatise ON The Power OF
Self Suggestion" which attempts to solve
the question of securing. each reader for
himself, the height OF personal efficiency.
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For some time the BoolSman has car
ricd on n Somo what elaborate system Of
determining the best selling books OF
the month. Naturally the six leaders
have practically invariably been novels,
Now the Bookman has tested by the
same method the popularity of more
serious works this month. The result
is rather interesting. or the seven lead
ers two deal with Lincoln. as was tc be
expected III the year OF his centenary,
TWO with the eject OF the mind upon
health. two with travel. and one is Il
biography of a Boston phllanthropst.
One OF the books of travel is DR.. Van
Dykes "Out of Doors in the Holy Land.
the other Alaska. the Great Country,
by ELLA Higginson. Alaska one ordinarily
thinks Of as too remote a subject 10 at
tract such widespread interest but the
dcriml picture OF the majestic wilderness
OF the Far North.
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NOTICE.
The Gem Coffee House has changed
hands All bills l will not be responsible
for after April 27. j, a. Miller. p2S57
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REVIEWS OF BOOKS

this new field, and on writing at once
II thrilling and unique story
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JoTrcE OF AssESSMENT

Little Chicf Mining and Milling com
pany Principal place or business. Salt
Lake City. Utah Location of mine. Eu
rcl<a, .Iuab county, Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at mcet-
ing OF the board OF directors OF the Little
Chief Mining and Milling company. held
on the 9th day of April. 1909. assessment
No SO, one (t) cent per share. was levied
on the capital stock of the corporation,
Issued and outstanding. payable lmmedi-
Mccormick & Co.'S bank. corner OF Main
and First South streets, salt Lake City.
Utah Any stock upon which tho assess
mcnt may remain unpaid on Thursday.
the 18th day OF May, 1909. viii he de-
liuouent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless payment is made
before vii. DC sold on Saturday, the 18th
day OF May. 1909. Ot l. O'Clock noon. at
Tho company's office. room J06 Atlas
block. West Second South street. Salt
Lake City. Utah. to pay the delinqueno
assessment thereon, together with the
cost Of advertising and expense OF sale.
JAMES p. DRISCOLL, Secretary.
Corner OF Main and First South streets.
Salt Lake CITY. utah. ploob
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF The
United states for the district Of ttah.
In the matter OF John 4, Johnson. vol.
bankrupt.--n Dnnlsruptcy No l2je.
To tho creditors Of John 4, Johnson of
Salt Lake City, in the county of S9lt
rupt
Notice Is hereby given that on The 18th
dny OF February. 1903. the said John 7.
Johnson was duly adiudicated "a bankrupt:
and that the FIRST meeting of his credit
ors will he held at my office I'm the
Commercial block, salt Lake city, Utah.
o. clock IN the forenoon, at which time the
said creditors may attend. provo their
claims. appoint trustee. examine the
hanlerupt. and transact such other huSi-
meas as may properly come before said
meeting.
CHARLES BALDWIN.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake CIy. April 2S. 1909, peS39
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Railroad Freight Rates: in Their Re
lation to Commerce and Industry Of the
United states" by Logan G., Mcpherson.
lecturer on transportation AT Johns Hop
lSins. and author OF The Working Of the
Railroads." now in its third edition. will
be issued by Henry Holt and Company
a nrst-ha survey covering the entire
country. not a dry compilation OF schcd-
ules and statistics, but vitallzed expo
sition of what the, present freight rate
system is and how ii has evolved As the
only book OF the kind IT will bc Of great
interest to the general public, and The
youngc RAILROAD men, well as TO large
shippers. and the railroad traffic men
themselves.
In this year OF centenarcs that or Ed
ward FltzGcrald on March 3lst brought
10 light many interesting facts in conucc-
ton with FltZGcrald's work. Despite the
present t-day tendency TO dlSparaGc Ftz-
Gcralds translation of the "Rubayst." ="
the fact remains that his Fourth Trans
laton' continues TO bc immensely popu-
lar. with no cad OF new editions being
issued yearly, Ono OF the recent ones is
that published 10y DufileId & Company In
the Rubric Series OF little classics. and OF
all the titles yet issued the publishers say
that Omar claims by far the most readers.
About the middle Of April just at
Easter time. sherman. French and Com
pany had ready a little volume entitled
st Peter" by Richard Arnold Greene.
which has been inspired by tho widely and
favoraby known poem of st Paul by
the late Frederic w. II. Myers The
character OF the apostle Peter. with its
intensely human elements, its growth from
weakness to strength. has furnished Mr.
Greene with a theme Of equal Importance
since Peter. in spite OF his base denial OF
his Master. held high place I'm the apos-
tolic company: for although Of an jmpctu-
Gus and impulsive nature. he was born
leader of men.
The nature of the subject matter is
all the more interesting because IN the
form Of solioquY by Peter himself, and
the sense OF the dramatic Is by no means
lacking. Nothing more exalted iu subject
Of ultcranCc. II is confidently believed
has been written in recent years. There
Is q fascinating and irresistible power OF
appeal In this poem Of deep religious feel
ing and spiritual strength that makes It
significant contribution to the literature
- h., ip,,u ia.
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HUMANITY TRIUMPHANT.

The Worlds Triumph: Play. With
Prologue. Five Acts. and an EpiloSuc
BY Louis James Block, Published by
j. Il. Lipplncott Company, Philadelphia
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Paving Extension No. 81. p2
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MATIR TN DIE AND PAY \
RIE ~ OFFICE oI' " NIlH 60 .
Gta VI GOLD
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White Plains. y. y. july $i-Harry
*. Thaw. today enjoyed a rest and
prepared with his attorney for his ap-
p%cardncc ON D stand next week.
THE prisoner lud his family have
extracted some comfort from That part
OF Justice Mills examination yesterday
800 which hc told Thaw that he need
mot excuse himsglf Tor any measure hc
had adopted Co defend himself while
on trlal.
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TERRITORIAL BONDS
TO Be REDEEMED
SEPTEMBER |
TO PAY PROVISIONAL
INDEBTEDNESS PAPER
I,peell nl.pnlen 10 d. uarnlas lonlnaII

Especial dispatch Ia the Morning Ipunnll
Santa re 81, JuIS ol- Miauel A.
0tcra. territorial treasurer. Hls sl..
notice pl iae cuii for redemption Ut th.
bond iN.Hel in payment of provisional
Indebtedness dater sept !. fssu 10 be
feid and redeemed at the National
Bank OF Commerce, New York ou Sop
tcmher +. roo rho bonds amount "a
Se30a0 and were mafia pa bile in
thirts years or on september ,. ISIS
optional sept 4, fS09. III speaks WeiI
Tor the management OF tho territorial
nnHucee thal these bonds are ta bt
paid tat the Optional date ton 1e<urs o..
fore they Can due Tire oall issued boy
fho treasurer is as follows.
Ncw Mexico bonds-holdors notices
Provisional Indebtedness dated sep-
trmbcr =. 1909.
notice is hcroby given t0 the holders.
~ the following Described houds That
80 81 thr same nave boon and lte
hcrebN called for redemption on Sep
tcmber J., 1909 aud win Doc eashed ano
redeemed on presentation thereof ai
the National Bank Of Commerce So"
YORK City. such bonds being $4,000,
Six per cent (heiuE all outstanding
Provisional indebtedness bonds dated
september +. 1889. due september /
1913. optional september ], 1909 a5mo
being numbered I t. Ga and GS 10 100
Qncllsivo ia each care OF ST 900 each
All such bonds cease to draw interest
from and after september !. 1903.
Dated july 81. 1909.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-08-27
NOTICE IN ACTION TO FORE
CLOSE ON PROPERTY.

State OF Iowa. Polk County, IS.
To o. p. Harold. you and each
of you are hereby notified that there
will be on file in the Office Of the
clerk of the district court on or be-
fore the goth day of August, 1909, a
petition in equity Of the plaintiff
claiming Of you a personal judgment
for the unpaid special assessment
taxes for sidewalk and regular taxes
assessed against you with interest at
per cent from the date that special
assessments were signed by the
county auditor, asking judgment
against you for said amount and at
torneys fees and claims against all
of you the foreclosure and sale of
all or sufficient part of said lot des-
cribed as follows:
e 8 IT lot block /, Callanan's
Add to and now forming a part Of
the city Of Des Moines. Iowa, to cover
said assessments and costs OF this
action.
And unless you appear thereto and
defend on or before noon Of the End
day of the next term of said district
court to begin in the city of Des
Moines, September Is, 1909, default
will be entered against you and a
decree rendered thereon.
John L. Thompson,
Attorney for Plaintiff.