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FOR RENT.
NOTICE..

The second term OF the SESSION
1J0S-13O9 will begin Monday. Febru-
airy l. All pupils desiring admittance
to the schools should present them
selves at the various school build
ings Friday, January 20, at 10 O'Clock
a. m., for enrolment and classified
ton.
Principals and teachers Will be en-
gagged in their REGULAR school duties
on Monday: parents are therefore ur-
gently requested to enroll their child
rem on FRIDAY.
Pupils must be at least seven years
OF age, must present a physician
certificate Of successful vaccination
and be accompanied by the parent
or guardian.
WILLIAM c. MORTON.
superintendent City Pubic Schools.
Jan 21-St
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To Count Electoral Vote.

WASHING iCN, D. c.. Jan. 2S.-A
concurrent resolution providing for
the counting Of the electoral vote for
President and Vice President begin
ming at l O'Clock p. m. February 10.
1909. was passed by the house today.
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Baltimore Produce Markets.

BALTIMORE. Md, Jan. 2S. -
WHEAT-Firmer: spot contract
los a 4: Southern on grade los a los.
CORN-Firm: spot contract 66T a
e.: Southern yellow SAX a 66k.
OATStSteaGy: No. mixed 81.
RYE-DlI: No. Western export
SO a Il.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN HOME. ON
high ground. near new road 10
Hampton. 100 yards to main trolley.
only 1925. easy terms. Must be sold
now. City water, newly papered
and new porches. good place for
poultry. SOMMERVILLE TRUST
CO., Inc. 1-29-3t
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To Amend Liabilities Act.
CRy Associates PressD

Thy NSsoClaf"i PrcSS.7
WASHINGTON. u. c., Jan. IS
Senator Beveridge foday introduced
a bill to amend The employers liza
biiity act TO meet objections raised
against Il Nv lab organizations. II
is understood that the measure in part
largely meets til" approval Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt and also President
elect Taft
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FOR SALE-EXCELLENT SLATE
roof dwelling on oath street be-
tween Roanoke and Chestnut, s
rooms and bath. gas and wired. re-
duced to sl,100. Easy terms. Fine
home and neighborhOOd. SOM
MELVILLE TRUST CO., Inc I-29-3t
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-UNUSUALL PRETTY
ard convenient home on 26th. be-
tween Roanoke and Chestnut ave
nues. reduced to $4,000. Only 5000
cash, balance very long time and
easy payments. rooms and. porce-
lain bath. Gas range. hack stairs.
SOMMERVILLE TRUST CO., Inc.
l-29-3t
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CHICAGO Grain and Provisions.
sBy Associated PressD

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Jan. cS.-Af'er \
nervous and featureless session the
wheat market closed easy win
prices off a shade to II u CEN,
compared with yesterdays closing.
Corn AMI oats closed steady and pro-
visions strong.
Articles Open High Low Close
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FOR SALE one 5-YEAR-OLD
pony, suitable for lady or child, per-
feet beauty One set SiaEcaTd
Fairbanks 3 IL ton platform scales
at a sacrifice. c. c. SMITH & Co.
wood and coal. l-21-6t
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FOR SALE-FEBRUARY EDISON
Gold Moulded Records: the Harry
Lauder songs, and entire list OF
popular, vocal and instrumental
numbers. GEO. D. HAMPTON Pl-
ANO CO, 2Io Twenty-etghth
street 1-1S-03
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WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR SEV-
eral bright, airy rooms with or with
out board; mod. conveniences. Ref.
exc 100 3lst st. Bell phone 366.
1-9-1m-eOd.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
fer: Offices G & q. station. 'faones.
Bell. Nos. sol and I?5: Citizens No.
10 ~.
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RESTAURANTS.
THE STAR RESTAURANT.
For Ladies and Gentlemen.

We buy and use only the highest
grade Of everything that's good. We
want your patronage and We will do
all in our power to earn it. Cleanest
and mcst satisfactory place in town
2l1 Twenty-seyenth street. Iext Sils-
~ Bldg. l-1Sl Vt.
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FOR SALE-MAINE IRISH COB
Ter Seed Potatoes. Also. variety On
ion Sets. VIRGINIA FRUIT AND
PRODUCE COMPANY, 1904 Wash
Inston avenue l-ls-im
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LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
parts Of the city. Call and get
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
Co. Hote! Warwick Building.
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WANTED-WE WANT EVERY
body to know we are selling Hay,
Grain, Flour and Feed cheap for
cash. Goods delivereu to any part
OF the city. For information, call
Bell phone SIS. NJ. B. MORRIS &
CO., 444 Thirty-fourth st. 1-7-1m.
WANTED-TO BUY. SELL OR EX-
change. furniture and stoves. c. W.
LEWIS 2502 Huntington avenue.
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QUICK AS A FLASH. NEAT IS A
pin. everything good to eat. Tha'
us, BELMONT LUNCH ROOM
mex, to Schmciz Bros. Bank.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NORFOLK TALLOw co. DEAD
animals removed free Of charge by
c. II. Schoteld, Phone SAL. Hamp
ton. 12-Sl-Sm
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A BUSINESS OBLIGATION-HAVE
your clothes made by HEATING,
the Tailor. 22I Twcnty-fith street,
1851.
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Has Fallen Into Professional Hands;
Wednesdays Proceedings Reversed.
BUYERS QUICKLY BECAME SELLERS
Rumors Of Harrimsr's ~ Health Pro-
vokes Nervousness on the Part Of
Speeulators-DuI ircn and Steel
Market Affects Whole List.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-!Thc stock
ma k, today again demonstrated the
narrow professional rut into which
it had fallen. There was little trace
0. anything beyond revival of yes.
terday's operations the initiative then
shown not being pursued for lack ri
any sign Of outside interest or fol-
lowing
The traders who bough, yesterday
attempted to sell today ana the list
moved therefore In a contrary dircc-
ton to that Of yesterday.
The reactionary tendency in New
York Central was OF considerable
sentimental effect on the whole list
as it was considered to prove thai
much has been reported of r. Fl. Har-
riElan's plans has been discounted in
the advance which has already ocur-
red In prices. That New York Cen
trail should sell off on the day fol-
lowing the election OF Mr.. Hartman
as director was not reassuring.
RumorS about Mr. Harriman's
health kept up the market nervous
ness at the close.
The present deman;, and ,he pres.
poets for iron and steel and their pro-
ducts was gloomy and had a depress.
ing effect on the whole market ow.
ing TO the Importance attached to
iron and steel as a barometer of gen
eral conditions.
The copper industrials were SINH
larry affected and the price of cop
per metal showed a persistent Sag
ging tendency.
1t was feared that the heavy accu.
mutations Of idle funds in the bank
ing centers was a herald of similar
tendencies in other lines of trade.
The assumptions of hearings at
PittsEurg In the government suit TO
dissolve the Hartman Railroad mer-
ger Is viewed with some concern as
a possible source OF some sudden de-
velopment unfavorable to the market.
There were few points OF persist
ing strength which were found among
the lower railroad stocks and had to
do with supposed projects for their
absorption by larger systems
There was realizing In some Of the
spe culative bonds and the bond mar.
ket In consequence was also irregu-
lar.
TOTAL sales. par value, $7,436,OOO.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call
Total sales today 100000 shares. In.
GLIDING: Amalgamated Copper 5000:
American Sugar Refining 100: Allan
tic Coast Line zoe: Chesapeake K
Ohio 20.3o0; Louisville & Nashville
400: Norfolk & Western 5000: Read
ing lll.SoO: Sicss Sheffield Steel &
Iron 800: Southern Pacific $500:
southern Railway 1900, do pfd 300:
tennessee Copper 2.1O0: Union Pa
cifc $4,000: United States Steel 81
400; Virginia Carolina Chemical GOO:
do pfd 100.
Amalgamated Copper 49,. 15H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09

JONES. WESLEY b.--At TAYLOR,
Aria. Wesley Il. Jones. aged ~ years
ana z DAVIS He was the son 81 y. y,
and Emily cotton Jones married in
isss IN phcbe Sanders. who. with seven
children. survives him. His eldest son
Wesley NJ tagcd % years. Is on a
mission w Florida re was n latin
ful l.atter-day Saint
BRIGGS. BTTsY F1ELDING-At
BoaVer, Beaver county Aug Jl-tcl sey
Fielding Briggs. wife Of James Briggs.
died az the age ~ So years. She Was
born june 1923. az Accrlngton, Ian
cashire. England and became Identified
with the Church Of Jesus CHRIST %
t.attef-day Saints In 1874 and took an
active part in local missionary work
during her stay in England. The family
came 10 Beaver 40 1878. and have heen
devoted church workers Her husband,
four sons three daughters, 40 grand
children and % great grandchildren 7rs
left 60 cherish the memory N her faith
Gal and useful life
Minenuial Star please copy.
THOMPSON. Mice MORRIS-At
Beaver. Beaver county. sept 4. AiiCr
Morris Thompson, wife ~ Homer ID
Thompson departed This life, following
the birth of a child she was the daurh
ter of Andrew Morris. and Mary Jane
Spea kman. born oct g. lSsu. in Beaver
city. She was faithful church work
cr. taking an active part in sabbath
school and Mutual Improvement work
She leaves her husband and three chill
dren 10 mourn her untimely departure
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VICTIMS SISTER
CHARGES NEGLECT


with charles Tilt lying In a critioal
condition at Holy cross hospital to
which place he was removed Tuesday
from the city Jail his sister. Mrs > w
TAYLOR OF 3eS l. street and other rela-
tives and friends are incensed at what
they term the inhuman treatment given
Tpr bv the police while he was lying
In Jail and express thoir indignation ~
strong terms.
by officer Pitts Aug 81. and was book-
I'd as a drunk He was unable TO
appear in court until Aug. 30, when ne
was sentenced to serve 10 days ms
condition in jail grew steadily worse
until In alarm he was removed 10
the Holy Cross hospital. where II is
said. there Is little prospect FOR ms
recovery
The relatives and friends of Tit as
sert that az tine time Of his arrest ne
was not intoxicated. but was the Nictirn
Of 1T. and instead OF being drunk
when taken TO the jail he was only in
an unconscious condition The charge
is also made that the police maze no
effort to give Tilt proper care or to ad-
| wise his relatives, who would have
cared for him.
The police emphatically deny these
| charges Jailer wilkinson said thls
morning:
when Tilt was received In jail and
| placed in the cell house he was IN
| althv condition. He made no complaint
of any kind: but when | saw that NJ
only Law on his cot and refused 1000
had him removed to the emergenc,
hospital. where he was properly nathe'
and given new suit Of underwear. ~
s 6 Paul attended him. and whel
The man kept getting worse. ORDERED
him removed to Holy Cross
II am Informed that Mrs. Taylor
his sister. was notified o. his condition
and when we suggested that We Wouf
send him 20 her she sent osch No,
Nv one Of the officers that We coul
keen her brother here; that II was IN
best Mace for him The man was give
every possible attention here that "
could give him.
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DOyELDER COUNTY
SCHOOL TEACHERS


BRIGHAM CITY. Sept s. Following
are the assignments Of teachers Of Box
elder county made by the county board
OF education;
Roxelder High school--Andrew l..
Men. Hyrum h. smith. ". Farley Day
Miss Della cote. Miss Florence comp
ton. Miss Ina Stratford'
Brigham Ralph Jensen, l-eonaiu Nit,-
son. 4. e.. Jensen, William Jeppson' ~
,.,nus lVerson. Rilla Watkins, Rose NJ.
Roche. Ester Erickson, Alice hates, ha-
ch,l Bannan. Xcra Wide, Mary Jensen
Louise Wade. Mann kewiey. scNerd
Madsen. Mary Lofquist, frede Nelsen
fmms Nielsen Matilda Ofloh, }. NJ Na-
derw God, Letiia Flint
Rear River-O L. Despair, Jesse y
EIertson. Evelyn olson. Jesse f.
Brown.
Fruitvale-Stela Bosley
south ElWoOd Charles Nj. SmNh' Aua
Hansen. Iva Doore Toone.
North Elwood-Miltord Christensen.
'rremonton-N. Il. Shaw. Edna Dewey
Eunice Thompson. ro,,...
penrose-Alicc Rohwer.
Thatcher-Hazel Watt.
Roweviile-Iohn r. spencer Norma
Justeson, Lois Peters. ,t.
| Point LOOKOUT - MAI = htl w 49,
SAT- creek-David l.. Sargent
| Boneta-George lngerhauei'
Appledale-Emma stone. -.
| Resver--Clinord Watkins, konells
| Anderson .,4. - trhp-
| hoff. Leona Zundel
/ East Portage Matte Burton
lymouth-Clifford Madsch' MAUI
| Jensen, Liddy J. hedden. 80.
| Nellie AlIEE
rottie a. johnson. ida Taylor Ernest
Young g. sab nr.
Garland William "A. Cox sarah VI
win, Lottie r. smith. 49,.
piverside-Iames r. Kennard, Mar
earet Peters. Vera Humble. 49,,
East Garland-Robert r. Ratchhe
Ruth Larsen ~.
North Garland-Liddy jolly.
Washakie-J Edward Gibbs
NV1lard-John A. Ward, A. 3. Taylor
In Rood. Kate owens, celia Harris.
Mantua--A. f. Jensen. May LAYER
" Deweyvilie-w. r. Nish, Nelik Barn
ard Am
Matthew son, Alice Forsgren
akeside-Martha Hunsaker
perrv-Daniel r. Harding
vost-.T A. Ellison. Myriel Brown
posette-Tesse B Grover. Ida ReoerI
Clear Creek-w. r. stevens, RIOS
| Smith.
snowviiie--J S Bingham.
Incin--W n Wright
promontory Hunsaker-
Grouse Creek-Orin Wilson, Mario
Halstcd.
Kelton-C;eorge Ingram.
Terrace-Maude Johnson.
, mnction-Hazel Farrell.
CurIew-B Blanche Louchenour.
Poothe Valley-Charles Boyer
park Vaney-Marguerite Nelson.
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ALBERTA IN MIDST
OF ABUNDANT HARVEST

t-nnclal 1ofreHlouh'h'''f
RAYMOND Alberta. CANADA Sepe.
i.--Grain cutting is general -"
throughout the district ana eNpeo
tions are being realized III SOU
stances surpassed, As 10 the Nieiu -
~. grain comes in. prices are quick
80 deenne from this high figures OF tne
nast few months and present inoios
tions are that thresher prices Oh laS'
- nil he about duplicated inc
rinson Milling & Elevator company
40 ,rir huv heavily for export as Wen
a. for local trade In an interesting
rbat with George w. Green, the com.
nanv's manager, Il was learned u'at
heavy consignments Of hour are pelns
constantly shipped TO such EURO ol"
points as Liverpool GLASGOW anu NJ
tiania. where grade OF hour II -,
sumed slightly lower In excellence ina"
-, dsrnsnded BY our local consump-
ion MIR J. j. Hin Is reported az
sas,,ng mat I'VE can never sell dollar
,-heat in countries where wages are as
lo,y As rs cents per day out i.'s
con,panv - exporting IT, ana the "e-
rn,nd h increasing Speaking OF the
Asistics reminds the writer that TINS
section has experienced a depArluIe
from the usual Asiatic INVASION So'he
~ the Japs employed by the suea,
company have purchased a tract on
land about 10 miles south from ".
town where they will commence tne
| culture Of wheat, and II is eonhaenls
predicted than they will do so success
| fully. ,.s,,str,.
| THE factory Is a hive OF INDUSTRY
working up the second million pouhn'
of German raw sugar 10 suppN u"
growing demand.
The Knight company Is uranium
colts and calves al lie ranches. approx
imately 400 OF the former and 1000 o
the latter
The weather remains hot ana cieal
IDEAL conditions prevail Tor the develop
ment ana harvesting OF crops an
everywhere are soil stained young me
and sWS atty horses garnering the "eSi'
Of the earth.
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,N,RRow ESCAPE.

rs,sr \ Bayllss, a merchant OF
sass.,r,llle' Del.. wrote: About
keo.lso- aeo 1 was thin and sick, and
wo "a sii me time and If did not
800 consumption. It was near to ~;
Nv sosnfed using Foley's Honey and
y. ana il stopped my cough, and l
entirely well, and have gained
sn,y.eleht pounds, all due TO the
- ysslts from taking Foleys
80 and Tar" F. j. Hin Drug co.
srbs Never Substitutors.
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FIRE THREATENS HOME.

DRAPER. sept For time sat
urday az noon IRE threatened 10 az.
etrov the entire home and barnyard
az Mr. Peter p sorenson. but through
Inc heroic work OF the volunteer
bucket brigade all WAS saved except
the haN stacks. Cause Of hre I'M
known.
A hahv girl was horn 90 Mt ana
Mrs. William G. Fitzgerald this morn
ing. All are doing well.
Public schools began the year
work today with tul corls OF
teachers.
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HoN,s rHIsa

we ofer one Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that cam
not be cured hy Halls Catarrh Cure.
r J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo q.
We the undersigned. have known T.
I cheney for the last n years and be-
iieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able 20 carry out any obligations made
'wkLDTNG KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O.
HALLS Catarrh Cure Is taken Internal
lV. acting directly upon the blood and
ynnco,s surfaces II the system. Tegti-
rontaie sent free. Price tlc. per bot
lie. sold by all Druggists.
rake Halls Family pills for consti-
patton.
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RECENT DEATHS
OLSON oLE.-At smithaeld. each

\ OLSON OLE.--At Smithheld, Cache
county. one Olson. a most esteemed ciu-
zen. died at his residence SEPT. {. He
was born 1T Ostra Torp. sweden Dec
%. 1897, and became a member Of the
Church when 3 years Of age He was
baptized Dec. 30 1855. and came 60
Utah with hts fathers family the
same year He lived at Mantua, BoN-
elder county, for four years. and
then came To- Smithheld. where
he has since resided He mar
ried Priscilla Too.son. November
Is 1850. and was the father Of II
children. of whom two boys and six
girls are now living He filled mis-
sion To mis- native land in lsS9-lSgl. and
was a member of the Sunday school
superintendency for Is years school
trustee for several years, and also a
member of the missionary committee.
In whatever capacity he acted, he was
a jealous worker The funeral services
we're held in the Smithheld tabernacle
on sept q. Bishop h. r Miles. Jr IN
| charge Consolng and comforting re-
| marks were made by Elders John Il.
| Peterson. n V. Larson, George Done.
| Samuel Nelson, g.. j Plovman. r. =.
! Merrill Jr r. b. Thornley,. a. J Mer-
| rin and Bishop ". l. VIM. Each
| speaker testified Of his integrity, hon
| esty. evenness Of temper devotion TO
| duty. value as citizen. neighbor and
| friend and his worth as servant OF
/ God T.
l. KELSEY. JOHN A.--Shortly after
. O'Clock Monday evening sept s. one
Of Smithfield's early settlers, John A
! Kelsey. died OF heart failure. he and
his wife had just retired for the night
and his wife was awakened by a fall
and upon arising found her husband
dead on the floor Help was at once
( summoned. but to no purpose. The De
! ceased was In the seventies and Is
survived by a wife, "A brother and
sister together with host OF friends
M Kelsey was quiet unassumini
man "a good neighbor and a faithful
Latter-day Saint
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PROPOSED WATER
SYSTEM FOR HENEFER,

HENEFER summit CO., Sept IA
meeting Of a number Of the promiucnt
citizens Of Honeler WAS held ON sept
system for this place. a committee was
appointed to solicit subscriptions, the
FIRST cost II IFS estimated at about $3.50
per family this viii be- reduced 10 n
supply Of spring water is secured that
will be ample for the town
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nENEFER RRIErs.

Born Sept .. TO the wife OF Alma
Blunt, a fine daughter
Wasatch camp No. $40 w Of w
CELEBRATES az Henefer on Labor day with
program Of sports Including baseball
and a grand ball az night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09

Many people delude them selves by
saving III will wear away when they
notice symptoms Of kidney and hlad-
der trouble This Is a mistake rake
Foleys Kidney Remedy, ana STOP the
drain on the vitality. u cures bse =
ache rheumatism, kidney and bad
der trouble, and makes every trace OF
pain, weakness, and urinary trouble
disappear y. J. Hin Drug co. The
Never Substitutors
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FUNERAL OF CENTENARlAN.
JAMES OSBORN At DRAPER.

y Especial Correspondence
DRAPER. SEPT Funeral SER
vices we're held here tOCaN IN the Waid
house al u. m over the remains ol
rafber lanes osborne. VINO died sept.
Z Of old aee. He was born IN Bourne
Lincolnshire. England March H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09

1899. In 1899 he was married TO Ann
Patchett They Joined the hurch IN
1858. His wife died in 1855 and ne
emigrated 10 this country shorty
afterward all but one OF his children
having preceded him.
He was a faithful Latter-day saint
and enjoyed tho respect and love OF
all who knew him. He was ne iather
~ seven children. two Of whom sur
yive him. also Is grandchildren, -
great grandchildren. and two great
-grandchildren
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,,xn OPENING SEPT. 2om.

A. vllner. Idaho-3S. 900 acres absolute
/, sr.t class land in the famous Twin
rsl, country. Write Tor descriptive
TV1N FALLS OAKLEY LAND &
WATER CO,
Miner, Idaho.
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WANTED.

L,,,er.dsy Saints families who desire
10 tske students VI the J.. ID. ;. lnl-
vsrslty as boarders will kindly advise
ths matron al once, or telephone SZV'
both phones
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09

The central Coal & Coke company
49,. made no change in the price or
Rork springs coal. and are stin seiilhs
II al s575 per ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09

,r-rDENT AND HEALTH INSUR-
lycE. JOHNSON AND EWING lol4
BOSTON BUILDING.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09

Castle Gate and clear 'resh 80" "a
,,,til rcnaln t6.T5 per ton, delivered.
t,snoherger coal Co, t6l Main St
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lFINI0N FLOUR MILL
DESTROYED BY FIRE
-, old Land Mark on
r''i'i me ss'. Jordan ~ But Heap
of Ruins

tsps.> about o'clock
NrRhA !, ,,ornlns the Bennion hour
ysi'ra 80 on the Jordan river wes'
y situate .ravlorsville, was COM
Z Y, Scs,royed BY hre. .,.,a.
rFi'H ~ are department respond
~ W. .,. escmlcal and did effective
4 yin NY four tanks. As the building
r's wv frame structure 1t burned
as . '', rs. ere-aghters were success
rpia' sing only Is sacks OF Wheat
q p s,,lns been taken out wn ,, IN, s".
o's pN.' ms hrst stages. All tnat
NE w. /. a smoulderins mass Of bran ,
rn,. . and charred wood ana SOM my
sofs .,cblnery The loss on the
r'',' . y ,s estimated at 5000. covered
miIdIns y ,...,r,nce About 5000 bushels
~ NNp ~ ~ also destroyed. some OF
q gram Ns.ry which Is not damageu
ne raC..." ovtent. can be used again
y ~ synamo and motors
gch a. wv ,ss an old landmark haNihe
To wv ,, AZ tho early days OF the ter
teen ou'' rc,, mill, under constluc'
fiorl -. Nessrs. Bennion 4 COM
ron ~ w" ~ roady for business IN les
sny' WIZ 90 that the business o.
ihan H, .sn not be interrupted long.
The MIL sl- M the Are Is unknown
The o,'s Beunion attributes y to
tai Nsnss bolt or possibly a hot BOZ
lgh1nnH the machines When IN
@ one erst noticed by nearby resi-
taie W. bsd gained considerable head