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LII nov OF Sacrame nto Ca lifornia. Is
+ q, ne al tv visiting his parents. Mr.
sna Mrs. C. r. Brown 5 of he Broom
4 hotel. SIS / AZ & Ii h X b
Mrs. David stagg and daughters Of
iilrnest BarnsleS
Mrs. II. p. Anderson and daughter
Nrarys have returned to Ogden from
!, visit with relatives and friends in
Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. I1 Bel. M iss MYRTLE
Baliinger Edwin Bell have returned
II rom Spencer, Idaho. where they have
.been for the past few w eks.
The Thistle club of Salt Lake City
$innd the Scotch Cronies OF Ogden held
Their annual outing at the Hermitage
4 az the events of the week. About three
hundred were present from Salt Lake
City. s.i
carl scmidt OF the United States
Forest SeryiceRhas returned to Ma ckey
Idaho, after a short visit In Ogden.
Mrs. A. S. Condor. Mrs Thomas
Carr left during the week for trip
through Yellowstone lark
one of the events of next week.
will be the reception Monday evening
of the G. "A. r.. to senior Vice COM
mander w. NJ. Bostaph Of the G. q.
II.
The employees Of the Paine & Hurst
store were entertained a banquet at
The Reed hotel Tuesday evening, as
the guests of the firm.
Miss Alberta Wright has gone to
Los Angeles to be the guest of Miss
Lila Eccles for a few weeks.
Charles c. Richards left during the
week for Downey. Idaho, on a ten
days vacation.
ID. S. Alden has returned from Nome
Alaska where he has been for several
aAanthsN past.
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and on whose grained-wood walls hung
IA ire japanese prints. In the room were
precious bits of porcelain, helmet pitch
crs, satsunla,s cloisonne or English lus-
Ter, around the walls. bookcases CON-
tanning. rare volumes: on the CENTER tai I
bic. q lamp of beaten bronze. "A house
with a billiard-table four club-rooms
and a bowling Japanese servant would 3
scarcely Let me believe that was ten
miles from Il railroad and on top of IL
mountain in the Adirondacks at that.
At the window l could look out across a
series of five lakes, in which I knew 4
there We're trout and bass. to the foot
of the pools whereof could see a water
wheel. Even then l knew it was gen
Grating electricity for my own fairy
land which had such substantial
name as The Hut. Turning away
from the window dressed. and in
twenty minutes a motor was whrling
me over a hard road through the dewy
freshness of early morning to break
fast at Il fashionable Inn thirty miles
away.
Over tho manteplece of .'The Hut"
was Il carved motto. Let us linger
here in the beautiful foolishness OF
things
1t would not take much persuasion to
get one to linger at ''rhe Hut" or, for
that matter, at any of the better camps
in the Catskilis or Adirondacks. IL
the wilds were not without the door,
and were not the roar OF the elevated
and the hum Of the street gone. one
could Wei imagine that one We're living
IN an apartment overlooking Central
Park.
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bley, Miss Marie Eccles Miss Flor
sence Ulster, Miss Ella - atch, Miss
L Harriet Thatcher. Miss Edna Nibley,i
and Mr. Mariner Eccles. Mr.. Earl Stod-i
Sdard, Mr.. Elmer Stoddard, Mr.. Reese
( Howell, Mr. Albert sauires. Mr.. West
ley Anderson, chaperoned by Mrs
Luther NJ. Howell and Mrs, Preston
at Bear Lake. The party returned
"Wednesday. s
Mr.. Mariner Eccles left Friday for.
Oregon I.
Mrs. Orson Smith returned Monday
from a two weeks stayain Salt Lake.
Mrs Walter E.. Grant returned with.
F Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. Earl Stoddard. and Mr.. Elmer.
Stoddard left for Salt Lake Saturday
lon their way to Europe. to fill a mis-,
sion. Mr.. Elmer Stoddard's field of
work Will be in England, and Mr. Earl
SStoddard's in Germany.
Mr.. Guy Thatcher came from Salt
Lake Wednesday ard returned the last
of the week. Mr.. and Mrs Thatcher.
will leave Salt}SLake next Friday for
Europe.s spending some little time In
Chicago and Boston before sailing
They will be very much missed. being
two of Logan's most popular young peo-
pie.
5s Mr.. George Wilson of Salt Lake spent
the week in Logan, visiting his. sister.
Miss Amy Wilson.
Mrs. Will Watson entertained at an
informal luncheon Thursday The guests
We're Mr. and Mrs. William Sanders,
Mrs. Jane Carpenter, Miss Lulu Car
penter and Miss Salome Carpenter.
Mr.. Will tJardine came from Washing
ton last Saturday night: he will Visit
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K Monday evening after spending a
couple Of weeks i, salt s alt Lake.
NJ ID. Hewlett is visiting his family.
In southern California.
Phil Clarke, manager OF the Tintic
Mercantile company. left Sunday for a
weeks outing In the Strawberry VAL
ley. He was accompanied by Thomas
Haynes of Payson.
Mrs. a. n Aversion returned the
early part of this week after trip to.
Salt Lake.
n Mrs. u. Bowen and daushters re-.
turned Tuesday evening from Salt.
Lake.
Z Mr.. and Mrs Mogle are entertain
5fng their neice, Miss Hazel Herr of
Boise, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Myers returned
Tuesday after a pleasant visit OF sew
seral weeks in Illinois.
Miss Nellie Irvine of san Francisco,
formerly resident of this city, is
visiting the family OF jerry Sullivan
at Mammoth.
Mrs. Frank Galham returned Tues
day from Brigham, where she spent
a week.
f. G. Hanson is in Salt Lake for a
few days
G. w. Sharp of Provo visited With
Ralph Kellogg TUESDAY
Mrs Kittie Hines of Provo was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kryger
Wednesday
Charles hudson of Idaho, was in
Eureka this week the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs, H. a. Irvine.
DR.. and Mrs. Hense have been en-
PERTAINING Mr.. and Mrs. George Good
of Denver. this week Mr.. Good Is
Mrs. Hense,'s father
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in that bittersweet time when one is
about TO wake Ny struggling senses
argued that must be in fairyland, al
though calmer reason told me better,
says Grace Gallatin Seton in the De-
lineator for August. had to arouse
myself dress, and make turn of the
house before / became fully convinced
that / was in .3camping cabin in the
ACKNOWLEDGES instead of in a home on
Riverside drive.
The music was coming from Weltc-
mignon organ in a large room in which
Navajo blankets covered the couchcs,
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ners with spear-headed canoples, beat
en- brass lamps. incense. and with an
ebony card table and carved teak wood
furniture. And he exhibited this salon
with great pride! The table was fur
3nished with cut glass. the silverware
was heavy and monogrammed: this
linen embroidered with the name Of
the boat His houseboat attracted
much attention, butt is well that he
did not know Just what kind.
The rich opening chords of a hymn to
the Day-god of Japan rolled in on me
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dren returned to Eureka Saturday
after several days absence in Salt
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. p j. Comera returned
last Saturday from the Pacific coast,
where they spent several weeks
Mrs. It'd. sullivan spent last week
in Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Castleton We're
visiting friends and relatives in Salt
Lake this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Driscoll left
Saturday Tor lew weeks outlng on
the coast. They went to Los Angeles
and will reaurn via Seattle.
e.. F.. l.. Swartz. one of the Grand Army
veterans from Joplin, Mo-. was in
Eureka during the encampment, the
guest of his brother, o. w. Swartz,
whom he had not met for 81 years.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. R, Wilder and Mrs.
a. N. Wallace returned from Salt Lake
Monday, evening.
Gus j. 1Ienriod and William L.
Shriever, accompanied by their fam
lilies. are spending this week outing in
the mountains near ENephl.
Henry Matsch has moved his family
to Payson, where they will reside in
as manager of the Eureka bank,
treasurer of the Eureka Miners union
and manager of the Mckinley Mining
company, positions which he has filled
in a creditable manner for several
years.
DIR. T. A. Trip1et of Ration, Nevada.
was here the early part of the week,
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Car
rity, whom he has known for many
years.
Mrs. James Norman and her sister,
Miss O'Ncil, returned last Saturday
from the Hot Pots resort near Heber,
after an outing of several days
C. N. Smith and wife OF Silver City,
entertained the formers father, l.. N.
Smith of Chicago, last week.
Mrs. Theodore Hatfield returned to
Silver City Saturday after several
days soiourn a. Provo.
Miss Katherine Matthews Of Beaver,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.
Kirkendall at the Hotel Mammoth this
week.
o. II. Dutton teacher in the high
school here last year, moved his fam
lily to Sandy this week. he having ac-
8cepted position to teach there.
Mrs. j. c. Dugan left Tuesday for
a visit With relatives at Cheyenne.
Wyoming. She will also visit in ogdna
during September
Charles Kdyger and family returned
Monday evening after a trip of two
weeks in the eastern part of Wasatch
county.
John Person returned Monday even
Ing after visit With his family at
Payson.
Capt. George I, Bridges returned
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PROVE.

Cards are out announcing the mar
rjnge Of Miss Annie NJ, Sharp of Aneri-
can Fork to e. Alma Paxman Of this
CITY which will be solemnized in tie
salt Lake Temple Wednesday the 10Th.
Mr. and Mrs, Paxman will make their
home in American Fork.
Mr.. Frank Ramsey and family havs,
returned from Salt Lake where Mr..
Ramsey was engaged with his auto
mobile to show the army nurses the
1,laces of interest in Salt Lake during
the cncampment.
from a very enjoyable visit with friends
in Heber.
MI and Mrs. T. E. Thurman. Mrs.
Gertrude Page Miss Sadie Jones and
Mrs. Chapman of American Fork have
returned from a very enjoyable outing
In Provo canyon.
The lady clerks Of the Farrer Bros.
Co. and a few friends surprised Miss
Adelia Gee at her home Tuesday eve
ming and assisted the bride-to-be at
quilting. A merry evening was passed
and refreshments served.
Mr.. and Mrs Knud Andersen left to-
day for a visit to Denmark. They viii
visit the fair at Seattle and then leave
for their trip across the water. they
expect to be gone about year.
Miss Ida Taylor delightfully."- enter
tanned the members of the Pansy5 Cup
Mrs II. P. Taylor Tuesday afternoon.
A dainty lunch was served and a pleas'
ant afternoon enjoyed by all.
s ~ 81
Mrs. Elite Rettier and family arc
here from Oakland, Cal, expecting to
make Provo their home
Mrs! Nv. H Spafford entertained a
few friends at dinner Monday Covers
were laid for TO-
The Sorosis Juniors met Monday. eve
ming at the home of Miss Georgia Cal
laway The following interesting pro-
gram was carried out: An interesting
naper on "Ethelbert Nevin," by Zellat
Farrer; THE Rosary by Anna Newell.
Lille Alfred gave a paper on Mendel-
ssohn and a vocal solo. The club had.
as, its guests Mesdames Nav, Houtz
and Buckler.g Dainty refreshments We're
served by the hostes..
Miss Helen Alexander spent the last
week with friends at Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Love, Emma Gee
and Hugh Love, Arthur Stallings ana
Nellie Hyde all spent Tuesday at La,
coon.
An elaborate lawn social was given
Monday evening by Misses Pauline
Pierpont and Eta Rupp at the home
of the latter. The beautiful and spa
cious lawn was brilliantly lighted with
electric lights and lanterns. Golden
gows were used in abundance form
ing bowers where coy hooks We're
formed. An elaborate lunch was sI'ved
and a very enjoyable evening passed
in games and music. About 80 guests
were present.
Senator Reed smoot, Col. c. Z. Loose
and Postmaster James Glove enjoyed
a fishing trip Friday
Mrs. j. c. Graham and Master Earl
are spending few days in Salt Lake
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Leyland
Graham.
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81 g ~
here one more week before his return.
Mrs. Jarline will return with Mr.. ar
dine and spend the winter in Washing
ton.
Mrs. Hume and Mrs. George forge
son are having an outing in Bear Lake axe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Farr have returned
from their visit to Salt Lake.
Miss Irene Hendrickson and Gertrude
Smith left for Seattle Tuesday. They
will join Mr.. Hendrickson at Seattle.
Congressman and Mrs. Howell re-
turned Wednesday from Salt Lake
Mr.. Luther Howell spent two days in
Salt Lake during the week.
Mr.. S. Fortier, chief Of the board Of
irrigation Investigations of Washington,
spent part of the week in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dollar are home from
their wedding trip
Mr.. William Sanders Of Salt Lake !.
3spent the week In Logan, visiting ms
daughter, Mrs. Leo Campbell.
Mr.. j. F. Wright returned Wednes-t
day from Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph E, Carbon are
home from Seattle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21

WATCH FOR THE BIG RED Cars
FOR POINT LOOKOUT.
Cars leave End So. and Main st. for
Emigration Canyon at 0 a. m. and q
q m daily except Sunday.
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LOGAN.

Mr., ana Mrs. Hyrum Nebeker and
thei,. daughters, Miss Luella and Miss
Phebe iNebeker, and Mr.. Nebeker's;
sister Miss Ruby Nebeker. left Satur-
day morning for Seattle to visit the.
fair.
A party consisting of Miss Margaret
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As natural the
conscious
critical
like
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21
BABY MORPHINE FIENDs.

Are made by all soothing syrups and
baby medicines that contain opium and
narcotics. McGce's BABY Elixir con-
tains no Injurious or narcotic drugs
disordered stomachs bowels and fret
fulness-sple ndid for teething Infants.
Sold by y. G. NJ. [. Drug Dept. liz and
III South Main St. salt Lake city.
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LEHI..


Thursday evening Miss Temple Long
and friends gave at her home a china
shower in honor OF Miss Annie sharp.
n .Lehi belle. whofwill become the bride .1 1
of Alma Paxman of American Fork
NEXT week L.-..s.. 100.
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tia Oregon Short Line r. r.
$1,000 froat salt Lake to Seattle and
return: IN sale daily commencing June
LIST ASK agents for further particu-
lars,
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Hamln Paints Signs of the Better
Kind. Both phones.
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Tuesday evening Miss Sarah Earle,
young lady of this city, and
James McEwan of Eureka, We're mar
ried. They will make their home at
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EXCURSIONS NORTH.


August eth and o1st
Via Oregon Short Line. Special
rates to northern Utah and Idaho.
points with long limits. City Ticket
Office 201 Main Street.
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& Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Glover are. Wis
Siting Idaho Falls relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs c. b. Peterson are
visiting Oakley relatives.
Mr.. Sam Wing of Alberta, Canada, is.
visiting his brother, j W. Wing.
Z Mr.. Eugene Roberts has returned
from a visit to southern California,
Mir. j. W. oxly of Browning. Mo-.
has beer visiting his cousin, ] z. Cot
e ter.
Mrs A. j Evans is visiting Idaho
relatives.
Mrs. ID. w. Brown, ST.. is visiting Gar
den City, Kane relatives
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. ].
w. Wing entertained at their home in
honor of Commodore P. Wing, his
brother, of Illinois IA G. "a. r.. veteran.
About SO guests We're present A sunlp-
#tuous banquet was served and the ball
&ance of the evening WIS spent with
9impromptu program and games The
reception was most pleasing and sue
ceSSful
Mrs Thomas WebbNIrs. Sarah Yates,
Mrs. NJ Bennett are visiting Canada
relatives and friends.
Mrs G.. j. Campbell Of Salt LAKE is
visiting her sister, Mrs. o. A. Slade.
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Ayr EXPOSITION RATES,

B@3hing at nothing finer.
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!.
The following L,ehi young people VIII
be married next MONTH: Miss Julia
Lewis and OILS Peterson: Miss Edith
smith and sylvester Evans: Miss Annie
Kirkham and Clyde Fox.
Mr.. IRA D. Wines has gone to the
Seattle fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcomie of
Payette, Ida. are visiting Nh. and
Mrs. L.. Wells ZIG.
Mrs. Harriet Jacobs has just returned ned
park with Idaho friends.
DR.. and Mrs H c. Holdbrook have
spent the past two weeks visiting Davis
county friends and relatives.
Mrs. Sadie F. Hanson of Curry, Ida.,.
Is visiting I.ehi relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Wing Of Car
land have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Wing.
AIR. Jacob Bushman of Fairview is
visiting Lehi relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hy- Timothy Of Greely
Colo are visiting relatives and friends
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21

"Leviathnn" Meals. City Prices.
{"Ask for anything" The best Of
cuisine. Quickest service.
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Bathing at saltair nothing finer.
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EUREKA.

Y Miss Katie Gillespie spent this week
at her home in Tooele.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Clarity and chill
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Mr.. and Mrs. William McOmie OF
Payette, Ida. are visiting MI anu anu
Mrs. S L.. Wells: Z.
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Mrs. Harriet Jacobs has just returned
from a trip through the Yellowstone
park with Idaho friends.
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and Postmaster James Glove enjoyed
a fishing trip Friday
Mrs. j. c. Graham and Master Earl
are spending a few days in Salt Lake
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Leyland
Graham.
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Mr.. and Mrs Joseph E, Carbon arr
home from Seattle.
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Mr.. IRA D. Wines has gone to the
Seattle fair. u
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DR.. and Mrs. H, c. Holdbrook have
spent the past two weeks visiting Davis
county friends and relatives.
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Cards are out announcing the mar
rluge Of Miss Annie M. Sharp of Ameri-
can Fork to e. Alma Paxnan Of this
city which will be solemnzed in the
salt Lake Temple Wednesday the 25th.i
Mr.. and Mrs. Paxman will make their
home in American Fork
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-09-17
HARTMAN IS LAID TO REST
Workmen Lay Hartman In Tomb.
Funeral Ceremonies Private.

Arden, N. ". Sept. 13.--Through
the quiet aisles OF Ramapo woods.
the body of Edward Henry Hartman
was carried Sunday from the great
house he never lived to see COM
pleted, and laid In Its last resting
place on the Arden hillside.
The rulers OF Wall strteet came
from New York to pay their last
tribute, but the most prominent part
In the ceremony was taken by the
men who knew him best rs a coun-
try squire and master Of the great
estate. which covers $4,000 acres OF
hill and valley.
His general superintendent. his
master carpenter, his master mason
and the managers and assistant man
ayers OF his dairies, his farms and
his trotting stables bore his coffin,
The funeral was private and only
those who were personal friends OF
the family and had received invita-
tions were admitted.
As u silent tribute 10 the master
every train on any ~ the railroads
Mr.. Hartman organized was stopped
for one minute while he was being
laid 10 rest.
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Kings of Finance Form Alliance.

New York. Sept. IA. p, Nor
gan. Jr. succeeds the late =. II.
Hartman on the board OF directors
OF the National City Bank. by Wall
street the election is regarded as
most significant. presumably indi'
eating that harmonious relations
exist between the Morgan and the
Kuhn. Loeb-Standard OIL financiers.
Wide Importance was given the
eyent because II followed closely
upon reports that the Morgan inter-
ests were about to take an active
interest in the Hartman roads and
that the younger Morgan will imms-
diately succeed Hartman In com
mand OF the Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific systems.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-09-17

Salem.-A number OF important
matters await the return OF Cover
nor Benson from California, among
them the appointment OF a member
of the State Board OF Agriculture to
succeed the late NJ, d. Wisdom. State
Dairy and Food Commissioners Bal
ley and n. C. Maris, the latter editor
OF Wisdom's farm paper. have been
mentioned for the appointment.
Pendleton.-"Pendleton is in on
the ground floor In the Spokane rate
case fight and II there is any ad-
vantage to accrue to anyone as
result OF the agitation conducted by
the Falls City, this city will be one
of the benefciaries. This was the
announcement made by Mayor Muir
ply, who explains that a petition
in Intervention had been filed with
the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion and that an answer had been re-
eeiyed from the secretary of that
organization In which the City OF
Pendleton was notified to be present
with a representative and proof In
substantiation OF its claims. at the
hearing before the Combustion at
Spokane. September 20.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-09-17
lOvETT MADE CHAIRMAN
Legal Head of Union Pacific u
Elected Chief Executive.

New York. Sept is.-William
Rockefeller aud Jacob II. schiff were
elected directors OF the Union Pael-
he Railroad today succeeding Henry
II. Rogers and y. II, Hartman,
They were also appointed members
OF the Executive Committee,
The board OF directors elected
Robert s. Loyett, chairman OF the
executive committee TO succeed Mr..
Hartman.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-09-17

New York. Sept, i3.--The long
suspense In which the financial
world had been held by the declIn-
Ing health OF Il. II. Hartman was
ended by his death. and speculative
attention turned promptly to the
future. Tho prices OF securities
mounted buoyantly upwards on the
news OF the death OF tho man whose
plans and activities involved more
widespread interest and material
hopes probably than any other In
dlyldual OF his generation.
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y 5000 acres

Carey Act Lands to he Opened
For settlement at Miner,
Idaho, on September 20th, Re-
duced rates via Oregon Short
Line. Tickets on 81, from
points between Pocatello and
Buh on September 18th to 20ih
inclusive. From other points,
September 10th to 10Th. Limit,
Sc Itember 25th. See agent for
in ~thcr particulars.