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any one net in the entire program that
is more pleasing than another It is
the dog court. During the show a
race is arranged among the. dogs. -Four
are entered. While the ring master is
busying explaining the terms Of the
race one dog steals that steak, which
a is the stake, In the race.
He fees from the tent. A dog sheriff
is appointed to arrest the nliscreant.
He finds and leads him into the tent.
Then the dog court tries him and sem
fences him to be executed The SEN
8tence of the court is carried out in an
amusing and entertaining way.
Gentry Brothers first performance
is now on. The second will take place
this evening at S:15 O'clock. Tomor-
row morning the parade will move
again. two performances VIII be
presented. AS the crowd tomorrow.
wends It's way home Gentry Brothers
shows will be loaded and again be on
their way to north Utah.
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Cadets. Choir and Governors Party
Travel on Schedule Time.

The Utah pilgrimage to Seattle to
attend Utah day at the Alaska Yuko on
Pacific exposition is we'll on the way
nov. according to advices received this
morning. The Salt Lake High school
cadets reach there today and go into
camp. The absrnacle choir holds It's
fist concert tonight Mt La Grande, Or.
Coy. lillian SprS and his party, who
left yesterday. and will arrive at Seat
tie Tuesday morning.
The trains are all running on sched-
suled time. according to word received
at.the railroad offices. The train car
srying the cadets made up lost time
Yesterday From all reports the excur-
ssionists are enjoying a pleasant jour
GneY,ssssIaa. $3.50. go 49, 3
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METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Meets In This City Next Thursday
rs May Recall the Rev. Crane.

e It is reported that at the annual con-
ference of the Methodist Church in
Utah, which meets next Thursday, Rev.
ID. w. Crane, formerly attached to the
Utah mission. will report again to this
conferences, and be given the lift pulpit.
A feature Of the meeting Will be an
address before the Women's Foreign
Missionary society, by Mrs. Montgom-
cry, a returned missionary a recep-
ton and spread is to be given in honor
of - shon and Mrs. Berry al. the Liber-
ty Park church Saturday afternoon.
The bishop Will preach next Sunday
morning in the First Methodist church.
The attendance of some so clergylnen
lis expected at the conference.
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AMERICANS HOLD FORTH.
Idppman Tells All About Himself and
His Party of Patriots.

Z
The American club held its first
4 meeting Saturday night in Its. new
Quarters and about 100 stalwarts lis
tened to a harangue which lasted for.
several hours. From the first to the.
last; the speakers walled against the
Mormon Church and its officials. The
dumb waiter was In constant action to,
supply the audience with refreshments.
The speakers declared that the Amer
lean party was the only party which,
stood for the Constitution and the np-.
holding of the law in the State of utafi.3
Each attack brought ringing applause
from the audience, which was made UP
entirely of the Inner circle of the
A,nerican,' party. 55S
JOSEPH Lippnlan, the prospective can-i
Gdate for mayor, was the principal
Speaker of the evening His rancor-
BUS voice would be heard into the street
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MooDY.s SUI CEssOR HEARD.
The Rev. DIR. A. g. Dixon Discourses
& On Salvation In Striking Sermon.

81 ne pa ptists listened last evening to
S Rev Dr. A. q. Dixon, pastor Of the
Moody church n Chicago and forn1,er-s
~ sg pa stor of the suggles street mis-
sion slgpl IN Boston: His text was What
must Is do % be saved?,' It was an old
time evange lical sermon, alongathe lines,
followed by NJ b.. Moody. whose sue
scessoi he as in the Chicago pulpit; and
the claifn of the apostle, There Is no
other r,a me given among men Whereby
We must tIsi he saved than the name OF
Jesus Christ" Was made very 5ar,If,l.
erlt. He held that the Bible was the.
inspired word Of God and that salvation
comes onlY through complete and un-5
conditional surrender to the savior
The speakers Illustrations were 5strik-
Ing. DR.. Dixon is en- route east from
a. visit to Los Angeles. where he was
SURPRISED 81 at the number OF eastern peo-
pie he found there. IN
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+ last comra de. it Will not be forgotten
s pea king Of the resolution and of
{ the hospitality shown by Salt Lake
citizens during the encarnplnent. viii
+ liam Passler, post commander, said:
We certainly owe the residents of
Salt Lake something, for the hearty well
come extended to the comrades and
decided that 1t was fitting that reso-
luton. expressing our feelings, should
he adopted. Every ody appreciated the
hospitality by the residents of the city.
as WAS shown by the expressions heard
on all sides from those who visited the
NM,
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THANKS FROM VETERANS.
Resolution Spealis Of Citizens in Glow
Ing Terms.

h The following resolution was adopted
Saturday night at a meeting of the
local post Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic:
The members of Maxwell post No. S.
department Of Utah, G. A r.. take this
occasion to express to the citizens OF
salt Lake and Utah their hearty APP
probation md thanks for the courtesy,
and Kindness shown to our
guests and ourselves during convention
Week, and assure them that. till taps
are sounded over the remains of tho
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I1EsERET EVENING NEWS MONDAY AUGUST Is 1909

and faith In Christ, and because the
future Of the government OF the United
States will be taken care of by God.
The Lat terday Saints, have sought to
introduce the Book of Mormon every
where, knowing It to be true. 1t Mill
therefore bear scrutiny. Those who issk
GOD In faith may know of the truth of
5mony Of the existence of God and the
truth or the gospel.
6enedict ion was offered by Elder.
Hugh sannon. n
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THOUGHT THEY WE'RE IN LOVE
But After Securing Marriage License
They Change Their Mind.

Ernest Nj. Peyton and Josephine g.
Peterson, both of salina, secured a
marriage license at the county clerks
office Friday. Peyton Is "a years eld
and Miss Peterson 81 years. On Satur-
dav Peyton came back alone and asked
to be allowed to return the document,
a hitch having occurred in the ar
ransenients, J.5,I. Eldredge, ST.. depu-
ty clerk, was surprised. but marked
the license revoked. The fee. however,
remains in the county treasury.
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SOUVENIR OF SEATTLE FAIR,

A handsome souvenir OF the Utah ex-
5%h Ft,t made OF virgin copper from the
Bee Hive state in the form of a me-
dalton has been prepared for distribu-
8tion and the first struck OFF has been
received by Gov. William Spry 1t
\ bears on one side the Inscription, !. Alas
IA Ylilion- Pacific Exposition, 1909, Utah
Exhibit, s. and on the other the great
seal of Utah with an eagle on al shield
Fdrnpetl BY two flags on which 1 s the
bee hive. the word, Industry and the
date "1S47. There will be. 10000 of
these distributed in the state,
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TEMPLE CHOIR.
I. !. y : =; =. (.

he members ~ the Temple choir
Will please meet for practise at the
annex Of the temple tomorrow (Tues-
day, 2,3rd inst,}, at 10 o'clock IA. m, *
full and prompt attendance is desired.
n c. \ J. THOMAS. E
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a TElinlxers's
I h ugllts

If YOU are a thinker your
brain W ears ava. Y in proper
ton as YOU use it and this
waste must be rebuilt by
food (there's no other way J
else the brain. grows dlllland
is a poor instrument.
In Grape-N rlts foodall the.
clements required for this
brain building are found in.
the .mostsliberal proportions,.
the parts of grains that.
supply the Phosphate OF
Potash and Albumen being
especially selected in max
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as he ranteel and rayed about iii a Al
4 ts people u he other speakers we're
s5eorge =. Goodwin George Nj. Sullivan,
( and Nd. ls Nick Kinney. G. j. Crabtree,
I president sa den Of the club, presided at the
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Of every character and description
arranged from this best legal forms,
and brought strictly up to date.
A full supply always on hand a. the
Deseret News Book Store
DESER EFT NEWS BOOK STORE.
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When Tired out

When Tired Out
Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
1t yitallzes the nerves and assists
the estionrefresle and invigor-
ates the entire system.
Swimming at saltair-it's glorious!
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Proved by Reading OF Many Excerpts
Simplicity and Exc llence of .a
a Teachings shown.

IN i553 s..l'aii 81 5{5; NJ 8 5S3
There was a good attendance a tine me
Tabernacle yesterday afternoon, in
s,,, ~ %; u, sh,i,,,it,,tv E,resj-
M.
aetle JONI r. Nlliuet " ei i'd -
the services and In the absence or most
or the members ot the tabernacle choir
u s,,,,,, ~, ~, i;
:
ward 6 cnoirs @@ts,ohf tileir PiSce s. iiS'
opening, hymn 20 We Mountains High,
VAS folloWetI nv tbe anthem Jesus Il
~, i nv,
i''s : 80 r.f..,
anthem was Let the Mountains Shout
for JOY Evan Arthur conducted the
s,nctn,, a ma r,racy, v cannon presided
u $, i.
~. eh ns y : al.
me speaker was Elder sAnthony w.
WINS or the quorum Of twelve apostles,
:, Il ,,,,,,s,o ,.,ss &c here
,r;fb .,ive,, etrha sf,Ii, faxt ,vi,I a nrea, !.
5later IN tha .Nexve"
- A ti,a "a, Isiia, I,,;,,r 10. !, fro,,,
Ist pst ~. tl,i,,l1 cha ,,ter nd 4 IN verse
tha shs,,la ha Ia e;ve
- "a, son f,,. he hnn. md said he Ia
lIeved flo sea RIO l,,,d S,..s annlira
hle IL 't.f,,,p nf a. Wall as srii,it,1al
thines 4 man, should II. able to give
F. = ss 60 hni,, ~, :, * oar} air,
ra 60 eyarn Il, fl,a
easr;aI ~, t,,,st shn,ill n he 4 able To
s,;wa 4 ~, ar, ro,, tho hnna WITHIN him
"a n ss,,i,;t5,s,, tb;ngs NH
No heiisved thar nf ali The T.nttar-
ida,, ssinFs ,,,esanf tbare ,Sas not ot,i,,t
who could mi rive 4 reason whv. he
accepted the truth. One of the strong
saints Is the heller in the written word,
which states that Christ came and died
world agrees with the 1.atter-day
Saints. But they also believe in other
scriptures. among which is the Book
OF Mormon. and he wanted to speak OF.
some of the evidences bearing on that
book.
One of the best ways of judging any.
thing was from the thing itself In
determining the value of IA fruit one
does so from the thing itself. II 1t is
self. SO of the Book OF Mormon. If it
teaches good things, and does not con-
fiict with other known scriptures, 1t
must be good.
e. In common with other members Of
the Church, he avoWed binlself flrm
8 believer IN the mission OF Jesus Christ
{ salVatlo only comes by means OF
Els plan ana through bis en ~
lie also 3pelieVcd N me alNitle ms ms
7 81, 50 = ~ ~, - -, -" =
authenticlty Of me lsnok 81 Mormon q t,l
rad been enormously stated lnat t.e
o. WAS NV li,e
l'assaE e IN l,evelhslos WIS IeieiIe W
IN ~ y
i % % t " WORDS lse elle pooh'
PURPOSE OF THE BOOK.
Il e., ,s 4. = y, #, b, !. .,.
4ioe 81 WIS tlieil Fs. . tIohl tie lilie
page l'o2k ot ttie
mem OF WHIT me DOOR ~ purpose
q me DOOR, y was seen u to lhlllles.
Jesus Ghr.st % az me nhelon I one 2,
the the Door ny tIle Woilu
~ 7 u ies.us away ~
was rs SHOWN ,' no . % pe .ile case
ne iso ,.p'' sfpi, lIsi ~ ~
stism, endowment with the Holy Ghost,
LIS f1lliacls anu fii 'ieal III
We cross ior tlie SINS ~
q MS Vas IVY
lore Was s.iso
oWsa w years ~, laser Nti1' rs o JUN
sullel sly ~.
th Is, nulne 81 ,iiis li,otiiel.
W.,
ol 70 .iie ~ - .iis 5
slsnn 9.
tessfilea i1l,Il a.,u 6,
sen sthteu " ,iis peopie .iias re, .s4
#qrunk OF Ihe OTTER CUP pisPaiSa ioi
ai,d
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LEGAL BLANKS,

saltair--"Every Day Big Day,
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UTAH PILGRIMS ON THE Way.

2saltair--aE Every Day Big Day.
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ssaltair-.s very Day a Big Day.
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BOOK 0 MORMON
WAS v. | TIL SUBJECT |
Elder A w. WINS Presented Evi-
dences of Its Truth in the &
Tabernacle Yesterday.
BOOK TEsTIFlEs OF SAVIOR.

3. n. 4. B :
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BOOK TEACHES MORALITY.

II Another thing which always appealed
I to him was the teachings in regard to,
personal liberty. I'VE all love this land
and this government. which God caused
tta he established by chosen men, and
Nephi was instructed In regard to its
future. He was told that 1t was to be q
land of liberty and no king shall reign
here. TWAS also said that God would.
fight their. battles. e FIe rejoiced that It
was always to be a land where the
voice of tho People ruled, and where
no king should ever reign.
+ Nosiah's words regarding the value
of good kings was also read TO show his
character. as was his statement of the
misery caused BY wicked kings and
their accomplces, who pervert the way
of righteousness They were advised
to choose Judges and to do their busi-
ness by the voice of the people, the
majority of whom can usually be relied
on. though majorities may go wrong.
He believed such teaching was good
and many such good things are found
in the Book of Mormon, which caused
& him to love the book. Our faith IN the
principles upon which ons government
rests is also made stronger by reading
the truths of the Book of Mormon.
He valued tile book also for the plain
ness of its teachings regarding Christ.
He read from III Nerhi about the cali
ing of Nephi and his associates by
Christ and the instructions of the SAY
Tor about the manner of baptizing con-
verts Contentious We're also discount
tenanced and it was plainly stated who
should be saved. only those who believe
in Christ and are baptized.
In conclusion Elder WINS said he
submitted tho few passages he had
read as a sample OF the teachings OF
the Book of Mormon He loved them
because they taught him correct living
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MISSIONARY REUNIONS

Newcastlc-Harratt ham April o. S
20. w
Grmsb1 April D.. 1870 p.
w Nineteenth ward mectuEhousc.
Western ~att,--IhIrteauth ward as-
..mH.r Hail Monday April %, at 1880
D.. m.
Loudon-Fourtron ward haI.
April 1880 %. m.
scoui-h-PIoueer stake hail. April
b. 30. u.
Bristol and Chcltcnhom-seycn-
t.Uutn ward amusement hHll April o.
GAS U. mo.
shcmrld-TwelftH ward meeting
hou.. Monday. April O.. %. poo.
Lccd--Faur.eanth ward hall. down
s.lITH. west First South ST., Monday
April .. $50 70. m.
Sew IclWd--WHmoy naU Monday
AuIH .. ai %. m.
Eastern Statr---Auril %. 90 s. p nm.
I.r...... ".rN amusement HH'. .I.rHIH
West aud IH.t South. Jordan Bridge
CON-
Australian Mi--iou--ovInr 90 "a mise
uuHOr, auiIns .Hg datr ot meeting is
changed i' April 2. al D. mr Boo
tru Whitney ban. corner of A and
Second streets. SALE Lake city
Nottmlham-liherw ward amuae-
u.uI Ia|I -lCuewnu Ave. and Fourth
..I Monday night at $780,
BIrmlnahum-pIouoor stake hall
April @. 1880 Oh. DOH.
UutlUu--Tcuth ward assembly
Dahl. IaD..#E April %. $50 b. Boo.
Gurmuu und sWl----EIrnth ward
m..HH.HHu.. Tuesday April IS $3.50
U W.
Northern ~tatc--F1urtcouih ward
chapel April 1. at $3.50 81. Dol.
California. --ThIrfecufh ward cnuuol
HH. April t. uF 81. m
Southern ~tutr--IursI IEur.ur.
Aur %. Fourteenth ward Dam at s.
n..|H.E
lrcuch Speaking elders and
saints Mus.c hon b. 81 Memorial haI
Wednesday April % s. %. m
llHMalun--oOCIaI ham, April d al
u. m Hawaiian banquet and special
| lutiucaa. "helQ Malif
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BELL COMPANY
TO SHOW PLANT

A special invitation has been issued
by the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
Company Go Conference visitors to in
spec. the Compauys building and plant
at NO. 56 state street when iu salt
Lake. Guides win poe ready between
the hours OF 10 o'clock a. DO. and s
O'Clock r no. 10 conduct visitors
through Cine building and explain the
apparatus AN visitors viii bee well
coined between the hours named A
visit CD tho plant which rs the largest
and best loo tae inotr-mountain country.
VIII prove interesting Visitors win
have au opportunity 90 see the big new
switchboard in service with the oper-
aturs at work
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WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT.

Sivty-tvo births were recorded during
the week by tho city board of health.
There were 81 males and 80 females.
During the same period there were 30
deaths, is males and Dc females Five
bodies were shipped here for burial.
There were 40 cases Of contagious
diseases also reported. They consisted
OF cases of smallpox. no cases OF scar
let fever cases Of diphtheria, .
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CHURCH NOTICES.

a meeting % general and stake Of
fccrs of On, 81. l.. NJ ] A. win be held
Wednesday, April g. 1903. at 10 a. No., In
the Eighteenth ward chapel All inter-
estcd are invited.
Nle1 y Uimary-- Q0icers of the salt
Lake stake VIII hold their officers
meeting. Saturday April 40. 1909. at
@ o'clock D. Do. In the Sixteenth ward
mtetiughouse
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cases of measles s cases of whooplne-
Cuugh and q cases OF chiCkenpoN
IWenty-onc houses arc sUn Don guar
1ntinc ON account Of smallpox %
houses of sCnrlot fever and houses
ON account ~ dinhthoria. There are
patients suncune from smallpox still or
che Isolation hospital
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ErNERAn NorIcE.

Tho funeral of Jeanette Fowler VIII be
held I'M the seventh ward meetiuEhousc
"wednesday at D. on. FRIENDS Wlshlhn
fD view the body may uu Hu ~ tne rcei-
drrre of Mrs Thomas Fowler ll0 south
rirst West street from 10 Co II uu the
.lnV of the service
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BINGHAM JUNCTION
MURDEROUs AITRAY.


NighiWutCnninn john IrrrnCu-,
Greek, Set Upon and stabbed.
Hurrsm junction. April 5--About hlif
past eoreu last n.eht john rc1a,os o.
Crock uirhtvatchmnu at Che American
Smelling d REFINING company works.
waa Duilced into % hakoshou where Doc
Wna sct upon hv o. band of 40 of DIS
.uuutNmcn and badly beaten aud stlb-
bed hy them. 10 o. supposed the trou-
nlo Isl due Goo the Old time rellcl0us fcud
luung Che Greeks herc. Two Of the
Greeks were arrested. but the others
managed to escape aud are supposed fO
H1FO made their WAY to Salt Lake DitN.
Deputy shCrus EddiuEtou Corllss and
Butler responded tu tue call for help
sont ln from thD smcltcr. but dId not
arrive here until Too trouble had been
settled and the men dispersed. Terraces
was found COB have been stabbed u tho
shoulder just under the neck and while
bis wounds were being dressed bv "a To-
cad physician. Che deputies searched an
the houses here where Greeks reside
Two were found and locked up. both adj
mltting their guilt in che ARRAY.
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Dyspepsia Is Americas curse Bur
dock Blood Bitters conQuers dyspepsia
every time. II drives out impurities,
tones the stomach restores perfect d.
gestion. normal weight, and good
health.
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Cocaine which duus the nerves
never set cured Nasal Catarrh The
heavy feeling iu the forehead. the
stuffed up sensation and the watcry
discharge from eyes and nose. along
with dn the other miserios attending
the disease. are put To- rout by Eiva
Cream Balm. Smell and taste are
restored. breathing is made normal
Until you try this remedy. you can
form no idea OF the good &c viii do
you. D. applied directly 20 the sore
spot All druggists. SOC Mailed by
Ely Brosr 56 Warren Street. New
York
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SlOo WEEK

Will buy an Edison Talking Machine
Come and hear the new ones play the
new records
CLAYTON-DAYNEs MUSIC co.
100 South Main
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ADMIRAL EVANS
WARMLY GREETED
His Arrival Friday Followed by
Many Events Saturday
And Sunday.
HIS TALK WELL RECEIVED.
Sitting ON Bo.uum nt Tabernacle lic
tom Roads to ihc pu,IHc


a.
A'''.''I N'.'.h i" '''' .'.
guest Hl honor lr I.UafN uH..u"H. do .
rr..uf|.u .f fH. ....H...... .. Ga. lr.|.
-. "' t'. ..' N..-
filtD. infantry 700 Fort I'u 'I.. H"f
later In OBJ. l..u.r. H.. ........ .. OLD,
....... .,...
'''''' '.'.'. .N - .... .. '
ueaL The reception while N"I.u.
-. Informal and ...,...r.. ...... .....
T. OBJ. ....+ ...... ..
.N .L ''. Ola t.' ".A.''
'"'. l-lN.
AII'"A i'. I..I'.t -l'. .. ..'
rnplo1 WuIn Col. HuI AI.H Nl... I
young. lHrt. and Ni Joseph p. t..H"
wv. .. Hai'arau. u.. .H.n- l. tn. Com
mcrcnl club, DhIr.s Burton. F.
president 'i her Harris. secretary. .u.
former Gov He1Ur1 3d. Wells
The admiral seemed t9 h.Nc t.0r.
,eslIE ehi'. .i a.a 'i'.L '' .'i. ..l'.
"N eve 'i st. '.N.
-Ilg l'..hNl i'' "i. l''.' .'FI 't
l''' "" ''. ''..-V'3 '.-'' .'
'''D' ...-...... .............
al iii- iiiNii '. Il''i"
The roycw or the hIer school cadets
b. Roar Admiral Robbie. I'D Eynus uu
Saturday afternoon was worry success
ful from every point of view. There
were $40 cadets BOO parade. ana ln AIDE
uluon 90 many prominent people of
'n. ci,N mere was % org crowd on the
general puhle.
i''"I evans arrived aI me HIsh
ra',.I,.,S ,,,......'' .'l .,,. ..a.f
r.r,r,l "a. 5rt.'. e.... f,,.. .....
r.,,ir,.,+ i-,,.t.s ,. ~.
Johu i Rransf6rd pr.si-Iart 'yy.ir|g.,
d ID
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Itching. hleedinE. rrotrud.ng or blind
piles Weld 20 Doan's Ointment Chron-
ic cases soon relieved. finally cured
Druggists au sell DO.
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Hanger & Son. Phone ttr.,
painting. paperhanging ana tIoiE1, q
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s65 ORGANS sac N

Few days only.
CLAYrON-DAYNEs Music
100 south NJ.
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t'rund--"rho Runaway Trump."
with spociaItes between acts. goes aN
This week at the Grand with tHa regular
matiuecs
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srROMNEss. AT 20 Roberts court Apru
a. 1909. OF scarlet fever bclla. daughtcr
0f Peter and Fernando stromucse. born
Jan. l5 1893. m Park city tab.
Tno fInDfai cnrteuo loft The family
residence TODAY at 1880 "a. m Intern emit
loo city cemetery.
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WORKMAN. nos east First South
street. April s. 1909 Grace daughter
of oliver q. and Grace Barton Work
man. born Dec. - 1906. Goo salt Lake
city.
The funeral services will be held wed
nesday at o. M. from the family resi-
dcuco Friends are invited 10 attend In
termcnt Go city cemetery.
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r.. T.. Evans Florist. 80 s. Main ST.
Floral designs a specially Phone 96l.
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Flower and Garden Seed Bailey &
Sons Co.. GO East End So
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PARKINSON BARGAIN STORE.
Successor To- F.. At. Toct l80 state
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Roses that bloom ia tho Spring and
uu summer long. al NOGELER'S
TUESDAY