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MFoRrERs-oRocE ~
English Breakfast Tea

REGULAR soc. KIND, HAS RICH,
ROSY FRAGRANT AND HEAVY
BODY.
THE POUND $50
5-POUND BOX ..............2.5o.
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DELIVERIES THROUGHOUT
THE CITY OF NEWARK.
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Coffee
FRESH ROAST DAILY.
DELIVERIES THROUGHOUT
THE CITY OF NEWARK.
Baked Beans

THESE BEANS CAN BE SERv-
ED HOT OR COLD. A VERY
NUTRITIOUS FOOD ARTICLE.
READY TO SERVE. PLAIN OR
IN TOMATO SAUCE.
HEINZ:
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Salt Goldfish
Kippered Herrings

SLIGHTLY SALTED AND SMOK-
ED. THE GENUINE ABERDEEN
(SCOTLAND) HERRINGS, PRE-.
PARED READY TO EAT.
PLAIN OR TOMATO.
DOZ. CAN. =
1.S0 16c
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SNIDER'S
SUNSET.
For Preserving

JAR RuBBERs. THE Doz... 10
WHITE BRANDY, THE BOT. .65
CIDER VINEGAR, THE GAL. 80
GREEN GINGER ROOT. LIB. lis
MIXED SPICES. THE LB.,... rs
PARAFFIN WAX, STICE.... 10
FRUIT JARS:
QUARTS, las
p1 PRnIS a9T'; COVERS FOR i'
JELLY GLASSES,
u IN acknowledgements. 10
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THEIR STORES u
Shredded Cocoanut
Schepp's

a CONVENIENT AND PAIL
ATABLE ARTICLE FOR CAKES,
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I'd Mrs. c. Fenrich, of Vreeland
{ have returned from a stay al
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-10-09
Its A Top Notch Doer.

Great deeds compel regard. The world
crowns it's doors That's why The Ameri
can people have crowned DR. Kings
New Discovery the King Of Throat and
lung remedies. Every atom Is health
force. II kills germs, and colds and In
grippe vanish. II heals cough-racked
membranes and coughing stops, Sore, In
fam"h bronchial tubes and lungs are
cured and hemorrhageS cease DR.. Geo.
More, Black Jack, N. G.. writes lit cured
me Of lung IT, uble, pronounced hopeless
by all doctors" 5uc. 81. 90 Trial bottle
free. Guaranl, ed by Az Druggists,
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NOTICE.
United States Land Office.
Salt Lake City, Utah,
August 25. 1909,

August 25. 1909
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the State of Utah
has filed in this office lists of lands, selected by
the said State under Section of the Act of Con-
gress, approved July 16. 1894. as Indemnity School
lands viz: NWl-4 Sec. %, Tl3N., R.7W..
Serial No. OATS.
Copies OF said lists, so far as they relate to said
tracts by descriptive subdivisions. have been
conspicuousy posted in this office for inspection
by any person IN .erested and by the public gener-
ally. During tue period of publication of this
notice. or any lIme thereafter, and before final
approval and eer,ification. under departmental
regulations OF April 25 1877. protests or con-
tests against The cain of the State to any Of
the tracts or SUM- visions herenbefore described.
on the ground INA. same Is more valuable for
mineral than fur agrcul ural purposes. will be re-
ceived ana noe. report To the General Land
Office at Washing ION. ID. g. Failure so to protest
or contest WITHIN time specified. will be consi-
dered suificiens Ience of the mineral char
acter of the ira; and the selections thereof be-
ing otherwise Tea irom objection. will be approx
ed to the State.
L. ID. X. THOMPSON.
sill 90 Register.
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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-10-09

Mormon? There Is one on that sign
board" We had good laugh over 1t
The children in the street call us
Monnootens." which means Guinnie
pigs, so you see we have to get used to
great many names. But we don't mind
IL as IL makes us work all the harder.
But my dear brothers and sisters | am
glad to say that God Is with us and we
are meeting all opposition with ease.
My prayers are that God will bless you
all and that your testimonies will grow
stronger every day. Remember us In
your prayers
Your brother in the gospel of peace,
Elder Clarence Austin,
Dccimastr 81
Leiden. Holland.
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We would be pleased to have our read
rrs, and the public generally, send in
'sucT items or news AS may come under
their observation, sLch as births, deaths,
marriages, goings and comings, etc
Many things transpire that we may over
look, hence we ask you to assist us in
this matter that we may be able to pub.
fish ALL the news.
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Here and There.

Ladies' Champion Guenon
registered Jersey Bull, owned
by l.. II. Kennard, Jr. Season
81. 80. o9-n6
Fine plums and prunes for
sale at Geo. Carter's 1-2 mile
south of Garland. ct
VIM. l.. Rich, ST., of Paris,
Idaho, spent a few days in
Garland this week the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. l.. Rich, Jr.
Miss Rhoda Vanfeet has
severed her connection with the
B. M. & p. Co. and Miss Maud
Dewey has taken her position
as lady clerk.
II. G. James, plumber of Salt
Lake, finished the plumbing
job at the Club House last Sat
urday and the work is of the
first-class order.
WANTED-Success Magazine wants an
energetic and responsible man or Woman
in Garland to collect for renewals and
solicit new subscriptions during full or
- tim. Exnnrinn.n
Any one can start among friends and
acquaintance and build mp II paying and
permanent business without capital
Complete outfit and Instructions free
Address, won success Magazine,
Room 1903, success Magazine Building
New York City, n Y. s25-o0
WIVES aid Liquors for Medicina
purposes NJ Ri'cr Bros Drug Store. IT
Miss Vera Edwards enter
tanned the officers of the Pri-
mary association at her home
Wednesday evening. The eve
ming was spent in preparing
the lessons for the association.
Delicate refreshments were
served.
Ono good work horse for sale.
Apply to G.. W. Miller, Gar
land, Utah. OFT
&. w. Lawrence of Corinne,
who in company with his wife
just returned from two months
tour of Oregon, Washington and
Idaho, gave this Office a pleasant
call Thursday. During Their
trip they visited the Alaska
Yukon Exposition at Seattle,
the Irrigation Congress at Spo.
kane, Boise, Idaho and Tacoma
Washington. Mr.. Lawrence
spent considerable of his time
; investigating land and irriga
; ton pro e C t S, but returned
thoroughly convinced of h {
, fact that there is no place better
than the Bear River Valley il
which to invest money in rea
I estate. Land in that locality
not as good as our soil, sells fol
; $500 an acre and coal brings
81 to So per ton. The Beal
River Valley, he stated, has
many advantages over tina
section of country and suggest
: ed that people who have none,
. to invest in real estate, inves
it right here-they cam dc
better. Mr.. Lawrence present
ed ye editor with a coppe
dollar, Utah souvenir of tn,
A-U p. Exposition.
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help wANTED-FEMALE.

cooE-Gooa reliable cook Immediately.
Sd uW. i
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket Office 1921 Penn. Ave.

Misunderstanding schedule is not guaran-
tesd-
q-d5 q m daily-''FI1rida Fast Mail" Sea
hoard Mail Through coaches and Pullman
s.espers 10 vaunah and jacksonville.
T1r6urh sIeecs- Washington 10 Hamlet and
hamlet 90 Z -tLts. Dining cars.
7-s5 n IA daity-"Eear Round Limited ''-
-z-IgsrF express Coaches and Pullman IN
savannah Jacksonville Tampa, Atlanta.
Birmingham. Memphis. Dining cars.
r III STANSELL, District Passenger Agent.
Fa=-fP
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LARGE PUBLIC SALE JF THREE CAR
LOADS OF HORSES AND MULES.
We viii sci, at the Washington Horse and
Mule Caupauy's stables. aST II ST. uw-,
Washington, -. &C., ON MONDAY, JANUARY
&. 1903, AT 10 a. NJ. three carloads OF EN-
IRA GOOD COUNTRY HORSES AND
MULES These Horses consist sG -.-ue EN-
IRA GOOD DRIFT HORSES. some DEiLt-
cry HORSES, several VERY SPEEDY
HORSES. ana some VERY GOOD MULES
also one BAY MARE no marks, slS years
old. can SHOW 2.g5 GAIT also several
head of FINE COACH HORSES. and about
80 head OF Local Hurs g. Hirsas can be in
spscted on SUNDAY, JANUARY g. All
Horses sold under a guarantee AS represented
AUCTION SALE EVERY MONDAY. RAIN
Or SHINE. These Horses axe consigned aE
the following shippers VIII McHcury, two
loads Richard and Brad Mcuenry. one load
MCHENKY BROTHERS
Phone West 1887
3287 M Street n. w.
jal-3t
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Office Hours. $3.50 A. NJ. TO $50 p. n.
DIR OTIS ". ELZEE DENTIST.
s. ". cor. 10Th and il. entrance on 10Th
DIR. ". j. ELEEYr DENTIST.
Il. T. Cor 4tl and y. Captol SITS. ne.
Specialists IN painless Extracting. Gold
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings and Plates
that nj. Satisfaction guaranteed OF money
refunded. Moderate prices. Phone II. 425A
uol8-tf
ALVEOLAR TEETH-PalnIess. lasting. Won
dertully Hteliks1 BulgCHJTk or plaung IN
necessary painless hliIng. DIR. J. L. WILL
son -zys j. Jyzl-Lf
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DANCING

DANCING ACADE2IY. Us Eye st. NV,
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb. teachers; So
cial dance thursdays. Phone ~ 5Sl7-Y
ACHERs. III 10th nv. Specially. Barn
Dance, class Mon. Fri, s 10 II, private an
structiOus by appointment. hall FOR rent.
MISS COULTER. the most skilled master OF
,.auCing. .Z01 EYE ST. NV; IL you can walk
can teach you TO waltz. Prof. Eemether.
assistant, finest academy in city, barn dance
private lessons, J0cs sJcials. Tuesday and
Saturday evenings. Phone N. 1873 de25-7t
Prof. Wyudham, 49, 1Ith nw.i every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday class 1885, advance
$50; c0tIliCu and barn dance taught lesson
SOC; lessons $50. guarantee all scholars
de13-tf
GLOVERs. 6l8 2sd ST.. private lessons 50e.
waltz and tWO-sleD guar lessons barn
dance 2: classes Tues and sat. eve. 25c;
phone W. 1923. deZ--flt
THE DAVISONS' ACADEMY, 40 OH -,,...
Oldest and best known ia city. Guarantee you
70 dance correctly ia few lessons Barn dance
waltz tWO-step, uaTCissus. Private lessons
day OF eve, music: class ewes Tues Thurs
at Z; practice class to -. Teachers, Prof
and Mrs Dawson. Phone II. 1854 Assembly
Dances at National Rifles ArmOry Sat Eves
u1yg-tF
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ADVERTISE
FOUND ARTICLES


p r O p y RTY T. ~ % i r CLRCUAI-
STANCES WHICH GIVES HIM
KNOWLEDGE OR MEANS OF IN
CURING AS TO THE TRUE OWNER
AND WHO APPRCPRIATEs SUCH
PROPERTY TO HIS own USE OR TO
THE USE TO ANOTHER PERSON
WHO is NOT ENTITLED THERETO
WITHOUT HAVING FIRST MADE
EVERY REASONABLE EFFORT To
FIND THE OWNER AND RESTORE
TILE PROPERTY TO HIM IS GUILTY
OF LARCEEE."
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: published only as information and
not guaranteed.
400 p. Nc. & o. Limited. Daily. Fast yes
tfb.Is train Pullman sleepers TO Lexington,
louisville Cincinnati, indianapolis, Chicago
and St Louis Connection Tor Virginia Hot
SPRINGS. Pullman Car Louisville 10 Mem
n1fs and New Orleans. Dining Cars la
carte service
1r-IG p NJ r. V. J. dITED. Daily.
SOLID vestIbuI6 train Putnam sleepers TO
Cincinnati. Lexington. and Louisville.
Compartment sleeping car 20 Virginia Hot
.sD-.ngs week days. Dining cars a la carte
service Pullman seepers Cincinnati 10
Chicago and ST. Louis and Louisville To
lIamEhis Nashville and New Orleans.
Cy7es4 r+s.. gs and OaiJ offices, 5l5 PeuusvI-
y8nfa ave 1899 + ST. and New Union sta
tiou. Telephone Main 1866 OF 200 for tick
cts baggage checks, reservations and taxi
rah de6-tf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

r. B-FuI1wlug schedule figures published
only IS information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. HimluEauu. Mobile, New
Orleans AsaeyiIe Chattanooga. Memphis.
N.f5 d. fu.. and 1915 D. m. daily
For glauoke. Knoxville, Chattanooga
N-aIph s New Orleans 1910 p m-
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta, Aiken,
Savannah. Jacksonville, and Florida points.
4.I0 %. m. daily.
J.. s. BROWN. General Agent
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALE

GEIrrlsre do general houzeworh la@
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

EN rElHEsD woman place as cook or
morning work. 40 Franklin ST. uv. It
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CHEVY CHASE, MD
OF. 4. EJENE1IAN
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RAILROADS.

L~.A44n.UI,L AND OHIO r. r.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the odd Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW IERuINAL, sd 81, NEW YORK
"T.uJ a. la---DlueT. Pullman PaTIOr.
1900 a. M.-OoseryatJn parIJr, 0-n0ur Train
$500 a. sl.--Dlaer aud Pullman Parlor Car.
fII.yy =. Diner and Pullman r'lriJr Car.
d .utI D.. u.-DIner and Pullman ParIor Car.
s3.UJ :. m--'RoyaI Limited All PulImans
E'Iye-h0uT-
400 p. m.--Cyacnes to Philadelphia.
$500 p. m.-D-zer and Pullman Parlor-
sg.uJ .. m.-Cuacles TO Pulade phLa.
sI2.I5 y. T.--SI--psrs 10 New York
s2.02 q. m.-sIeepers 10 Philadelphia and New
ArLANTic CITY. t7.oo. 600. tiI;o a. m.
1850. 800 D. ~
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR"
Week Days Z a. IN. TO II p. mo-
esq f5.UU 1880 200 $50 1900, $3.50 $500
rs 30 1000 lI.g0 a. IA. 1900 n00n f12.t5.
.l.y9, +l.l5, Tz.g, 800 10, 80; It.y9'
f4.45. 500 fJ.G 'J:61, roo 80 100 1900,
sy.yU 1000, sIy.35, +lJ-uJ "l2-l5 n. 7.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, el:Z2, -2:59 p. m.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE, s9:l0 a, m, s4.U5 D. m, Fl2.iJ night.
PITTsBURG. 43-l0 a. m. @l:2z, $40 p. IA,
E1Z 80 night
CLEVELAND. 1910 D. N.
WHEELING. $40 a. ia. .. 80 p. n.
WINCHESTER, 1910 a. ia, f4:g5, TOGO pm.
FREDERICK. fe.zl. 1910, +9:l5 a m. Tl:S),
Ta.J5 1913 D. ia.
HAGERsT0WN. $40 a. m. 100 p. IN.
ANNAPOLIS. s7:20. 1890 a. m. Tl2.05 noon.
rs 20 u 90 E5:50 and 1850 ?. ~.
-DaiIy- Except sunday 4Sunday only.
TELEPHONES at all OF the following
TICKET DfHces: l4l7 q ST. Tel Main 1891; 5l3
Pennsylvania ave. Main @ls- New Union
station Ticket once. Main 1880; Information
bureau, Main 1850. nOZ2-u
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LAUNDRY

WHEN YOU WISH THE BEST
CALL us Up.
WEST END LAUNDRY. 1895 Pa. ave. NV
Phone Main -I
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WANTED-AGENTs-

aUDFIEK- wonderful new stove HIsraug
tHH. SSH. never burn .ff- --.Is an every sa.Ua-
agents ..ak. $40 monthly Write today.
HATDEE-GRIFEIE CO.. Toledo. Ohio 10
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FOX Observation-Disclosures.

TWO SHARES STOCK Go9. r. Futuh o. son
CeuFau.f fully nalas per value s..t snare.
submit aeat afer JOHN ID. NORMoHL1.
VIOLET. shepherd road, HuEhtWood, ID. q.
FOR sALE-P01l table; Hrst-class condition.
ls-l faimuur 81 uE. 5a--.t
MUST SACRIFICE beautiful upright mllos-
amy piano. cost $500. viii take any reason
able offer. Room l-e. Munsry Hui-tnE-
horses Apply ARLINGTON BOITLI%d CO.
desl-at
SEE OUR NEW TYPE Columbia talking
machine plays four disc records with one
wind, SIS credit G you like, ooen evenings
h. r. GIVEN, 90 Pa. ave. Sc. deal-.t
DE AOLL * CO.'S REMOVAL SALE OF
HIGH-GRADE PIANOS AND PLAYER
PLNOS Every Instrument To be closed out
at sacriEca price prior 10 moving 10 our
new building al l-tl and q SITS here are
SlJs ChickETilg, Sl5a5 klEssDuTy, $li55 Jacob
Bros sIta5 smith N Barnes 500 SieIlHas,
$500; Slen, $40, hamilton. SLl5i Neetla.ls
$40 Good squares at So 20 so. Easy pay
mlnts 81 desired o. .. DE MCLL @ CO..
JUST RECEIVED fun assortment iron and
brass beds, princess dressers. Bullets. side
boards, china closets, uatJuEs and luo.-
eumss all greatly reduced. MILLER, q. h.
WOOD-Best. pine. 50 per cord; delivered for
cash. also bundle wood MICHAEL pEEE-L.
Sc BROS, l-tl jefferson ST. NV. Phone ~
45-k debit
PIANOS FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS al
bargain prices Chickerug, $3.50; kuabe, E245-
Noss. $50: Gable Dc Nedsou, $lIg; Huntington
$3.50; Webster, $40 Sohmer, BlasIus En-
Wersou. Regent. and Worth Pianos. Pianos
for rent HUGO WORLH. lll0 q st.
do2--tf
$50 STANDARD sewing machine. automatic
1870. cabinet grand nearly new, slJs new ma
chimes Jyc per week. open evenings. H. T.
GIVEN, 6-5 Pa ave Sc de-8-L
SLIGHTLY used mahogany upright piano;
fully warranted. $50, stool. scarf ana Lfse
tuning open evenings. HELBlG BROS.
Established 20 years. ll32 9th st. NV.
Le-S-L
FOR sALE-EnJrance porcnes ana park
fences made 20 order; cheap Phone III
WALL PAPER.
EASTERN DECORATING CO.. 1907 4th st.
NV. Lowest prices estimates free work
nla7ship hrst-cIassi samples FOR selections.
NY ESTIMATES cost you nothing; all work
reduced for next 50 days HUNT, GA New
York ave. Main -j4I. des-sot
C. C. SILENCE. 461 q So. NY. Phone
NL.l lowest PRICES nave give -A
estimate before having your paDer.rs done.
l318-tI
TO THE LADIES.
SAVE pa your gas bills from Is 20 5000.
Write. telephone OF call Oh Phone NORTH
1861. GAS USERS ASSOCIATION. 1915 9TH
ST. NV de25-l-
FURS or ALL KINDS REPAIRED; muds
and C1LareLlCs. MRS. r. n. EVANS, tor-
merLy l4l2 il st., NOW located 1903 5u -W.
J.. A. AINGE Sc SON us gJh ST. ne. cao.net,
makers and upEolsterers. ce-5-L
c. CRAZE g. CO, FURRIERs,
IL5 j. ST. n W.
special attention given 70 fUE alterations auJ
repairing. Formerly Of 1il5 st. NV.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
WHAT'S THE USE of delaying the needed
repairs 90 your steam or hot water boilers
Phone Us the order and have it attended 10
Wi-Lygl delay Large force oE competent men
always available. Prices moderate. VIII
LIAM TOERADIs co. 1925 9Th 81 NV
Phone Main ls-.. Iel6-tu. In .Ea-g0t
LAUNDRY.
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THE TERPSICHOREAN
DANCING ACADEMY

Main Hall Northeast Temple, 18th and II sts
ne, cordially invites you TO their dances
held every Monday night during season: ex-
pert Instructors; special attentiOa given to
beg innsTs. nOl-Su. sa-tf
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CDLgEED WOMAN 10 do general house
work. must have reference stay night.
1885 18th ST. uE. IL
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HIGHEST cash prices paid Tor worn gar
uCl-s. either ladies' OF gents: send postal
WII call r. TAEsHEs. lsyS 7th ST. nv
Phone North zs9. 5eI-tf
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ASTROLOGI.

14R. Z. MILLION. scientific aslroIoger, s.
bye Cd ST. NV Hurory asLr0IJgy yearly
horoscope, uativities ST. Information given
on any subject Horoscopes erected by means
OF spherical trigJnomelry. Main 81. DELFT
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CLAIRYOYANTS.
MRS. WILL ARD Bishop
Washington bCsL huJWu
ClaiTgoyduL- Pianist.
VIII give her Hfe readings ALI this week at
If your sweetheart, wife or husband is true
or false. tells au1 and when you viii marry.
tells you every hope every fear, ia fact lays
your ~ hole lie Oyen before yous open uigats
until 40 D. m-
~ NINTH STREET ". VA
Cel4-tf
MADAM MARCIA. late Of Glen Echo. send
date of birtn and 25g for yearly predictions
readings daily. 1909 b 81. N.Y. de5l-t
50C. NINE. CATHERINE. 800
Paluist and card reader. tells you all you
wish ID know about business and love at
fairs. 1872 18th ST. nv. Phone zIOL
nol3-tf
MRS. r. LJsBY. g5S New York ave. nv
PalmisTy and card readings. Ladies only
u a. no. 20 $50 p. ul. Motif
MADAM MARCIA, late Of GIer Echo. New
IOrh's celebrated astr0lJElst, Dalmlst, and
card reader. zoos IL ST. NV nogg-30g
NINE. TuEO
Palmlst. card Reader and Medium.
German spoken. s25 Ii Sc. NV.
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AUTO LAMP EXPERTS.

IT, IL. MOORE g. CO.
Lamps 0f every description repaired. plated,
ana polished sgs john Marshall place nv.
ocI-9J
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AEAeySL-A-
BCRTfS PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
jefferson SITS.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe and Female.

LEARN TELEERAPHT- Railway wires are
.Et ut5 pTaueatn1= Practical Business COX
I.-7- corner ssh and I'D uW. for students use.
Positions ssCtrel. Call or send f1r free book
.".. why learn TeIeEraraE- a-a0-H--a-tL
WANTED-pInils fnr She piano. thorough
Instruction. Moderate terms. BOX 3d. Times
office iaI-5t
tAEyAS SEE--Hcn and women. Apply at
900 18TH ST. daal-f
SHgREHA ED-CompLete course an sEila1lc
system in 80 hours $40 including typeW-It-
sing. positions guaranteed. STEEDGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building 8c2I-Cf
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
Church ST. NV III
EY rETHEsD woman place as cook or
morning work. 40 Franklin 81. nv. 1t
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PALMISTS

PALhISTS.
NINE. RAY. Wasbiugt5n's old reliable PALM
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Costello Trial a Farce

The case against Martin Costello, W. K. Meade and others, charged with hay ing violated the gambling law, was called up before Judge Mcfarland Tuesday at Tombstone. MT. Costello ap- peared as his own attorney and an nounced himself as ready for trial. The prosecution was not represented, Dis trict Attorney Williams wiring from Courtland to the effect tliat he was en- gagged in the prosecution of a case at that camp and requested that the gamb- ling case be postponed for another day. Mir Costello urged that the case against himself and associates be brought to an immediate termination as per agree ment of last Thursday, whereupou' Judge Mcfarland dismissed the case, thus bringing to fare al conclusion the first alleged infractioIl of the anti gambling law.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-13
FIRST AMERICAN INDIANS
 TO ACT ON THE STAGE

CARLISLE, Pa, March l2.-An In dian stalking across the stage with "Me lud, the carriage waits below, ' another redskin with Here s the pa pers--where is meh chce-ildgo and still another Poo Lo, with "Hah, Jack Dalton, take that--and that--and that!" This is the spectacle which the town of Carlisle eau hardly wait till June to see. For the Indian students at the government school here are go ing to give q play at commencement.
 At previous graduations the Indian students have contented themselves with set speeches, an oration oc two, and little singing. This year they are more ambitious. They are going to stage 8 plry of their own, and it will be the first time American h. didans will have appeared as actors on any stage.