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Kellogg To the wife nf W ksuuRg.
city. December ~. 70 daughter
Block To tho wife ~ T. Block
city December as son
Monre-=ro the wife o. j Moore, city,
January 9. a daughter.
hhapra~r0 The wife nf g. Shapiro
city January u, n daughter
ColllnH.e'ru the wife ~ Il Collins. gQit
Itth 81 Janunry 10. q dAnghler
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IUH HEw FIvE,,h.G,nr ThAcTs vow

OuR HEw FIVK.kcnE TRACTS NOW
ItEAIT
DURING the past year or two wa have
sold THCUHANDs ~ AcHKN ~ isnd
Near heaffte. buf We have never haa
better proposition g. offer uHu OUR
NEW FttE ACHE TRACTS nsfWeen
HEATrI.E AND TACOMA nicely io-
Gated HANDY TO iH1EhUttHkN
NTATfDA some 81 fhfps tracts ere
ffieH ALDER F0TToM come fffat
ffaas upland all nfafly Jewel. THREE
HHHUf 80 AID SIXTY hCNEf ~
choose ffom We SAINT 500 a. ass
thees tracts Come te f6s office and
HHe plat and So full Particular We
already base aHlll anf fNinEIf
mHH located nu fEf property The
price. fft9 to tft9 psf trsct aiii make
Them - QulckiF Neffsf a. or HuW
ana Esf Fuur fiFsf rhoies Probably
nakef agalu Hiil Fou haFs chance
g. IHy such GOOD LAND - veil te-
GATED. between TWO MlHt- a vi hN
huhfiinF Glitter. f0f LITTLE
MONEY Husf FftaN payment dpmn
Naka your cen terms On fhf haiaucs.
Special lrdafffufHf "a actual settlers.
POSITIVELY Ha tracts rfeTrHed Nlfteuf
a deposit Wrist CONF fifst carved
ROBERT MALTNf
gtt-f1e-f1l Alaska buisdipr
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

DO net trust printed time 4
tables In newspapers For \
time Of departure and arrival \
! o. trains telephone King street 4
: station information Bureau, 4
: Sunset, Main a74o. Indspend. a
snt III. a
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JAP EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
LOCAL NOTICES.

wanted Meas plain aaAhinN ar aag
wngk o. janitaf work ICES W. ttth 81
ffsfn
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Best Buys

After awhile viii be too late woTk
has started on the new drYdocks a
hrsanertsn- Buy new. Before the teom
atnfAm
nremsrtnn Hefghts--Ctoss.fn ict. ara
trecta sfc and ttf. with city water
Cioss-tr acre traeta use and up.
Wafefffcrt acreage. tife and up
Ciesa-in water lots At iow prices
SEATTLE HoMEsEEKERs CO.
Msln offices. ttt-e Empire big
Branch office. oregon Bldg HfsmsrfcnA
SEQ tbs sights In autos free
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ron RENT HOUSES.

ssasaasafrssa1 1922
Nice t-fhnm modern house haHfmnnf
$50 bfft lrarF aF Isl Phone nal.
isra tis ef esn ttll ieafg ED it.ls
Fof Rent frrss roaip Aeusr aat lith
HH o. 70
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West Seattle
rom LARGE QUARTER
AGREE

ruitatie fof chickens Water pipsd 70
iefa These are bargains west Neaftis.
near FaUNttfay car aud plenty ~ uelRlv
bore $3.50 Hiii buy fhsss On monthly
payments
john 30 WHITE co.
Nsla ga9s Ina sssa
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New Cottage

Also dandy little home-fosr rooms
with large pantry closets and a eaniie
corner tract You can have this eheap
a. rent $50 cash. t1e per month
Price fi.eae over 20 families have built
little homes on this addition In past year
JOHN II WHITE CO
tef Oriental Block
Main 42es Ind 2ssa
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hoTIcE-Men's 400 Shoes
s2.Ss 300 Pacific Blk. sss
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WEATHER FORECAST.

! Occasional rain tonight aud 4
! Tuesday moderate south :
! east Winds
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THE SEATTLE STAR

pna fsnf pei rnrr IS rents per seek
or twsnsY i've cents ysf UNnfh ualivs
sTsd ~ mail o. carrier Ne free eeFiss
no MAIL sInsenFnRHs ~Ths cate
whsu pouf subscription sAF4fes " 90 tbs
address label " each gap@f Whaa that
dstf arrives. n fuuf tahsrfiEtten has
net assin been Paid N advance. ropf
nat0s 10 tahan ftum ths i4ai ehanGs
81 date "a the address abel Ia feeslpt
NOTICE TO UBscRInEHs--7hoa la
Tuuf cepf 81 The star fall G. raaeh reA
~ oetaeA enF sVsnlna please d "a
tbs favor TO call up eur uain efflfa
hunssL MsIn 1850 Tud 4aI hetwssn
snd Use s'eiscA. anf - viii ssnd yes
copy a. cncs u yea shuuld miss Y
more than encs please tsierhoBs 90
sssfy tins yHu usiha NJ
II this wsy we rsn hs eefiain ~ 9iy-
ths eur suhacffhsrs = perfect ssfsics--
ard Il Il the oniT saY
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Do 1t Now

Dirt 10 fyinE 10 the new drydecks al
Bfsmefton. All the uise Investors ara
Investing their spare cash around the
Nssf YARD Navy Yard City IL the best
close-tn property, and must set the
Erseter benefit q uncle Sans vast
expenditures Navy Yard City 10 aionN-
" beautiful water icts See this fast
growing Young city. where new homes
sprins w every day Brsmsrton city
poftation ~ cur office nremerton De-
xeiepmsnt Co. ownerG ices Americas
hank Bldg
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lAAAAAtAAAAAAtA
. WANTS FEBRUARY " 4

NATIONAL HOLIDAY. 4
WASHINGTON, Jan is =
! ny u y President Roosevelt 4
! today, Ia a special message 90 4
congress. requested that Feb a
! uary a. the anniversary of =
! t.incoln's birthday be made a 4
! national holiday. a
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40 Acres

ron THIS WEEK oNLY-tO acres.
only $500. logged Off. we'll settled dis.
rict ana fine soil. Inquire owners. a0S
Oriental block opposite Hotel butler
NJ YOU WANT A good piece Of land
FOR "a very little money, don't fail fo
eee this ten acres few minutes walk
from station, close "a puatoffiee
stores good school and 0eraI militia
price tthef terms $3.50 cash, balanoc
TO suit purth aftr
hohERT MALrmN.
ailsq2HsA2i Alaska nuiidinr
s-acrs fraets tatel az casa 81 wssk
WIN q Black. as New York nik
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FOR RENT - FURNISHED
HOUSES.

TIE rent you IaY on furniture ln far
niahed hease. N applied QR Ngeds purchases
- Fnufsef ana paid fgf b. tna Nseh ~
niuffh NaaiG sanu ruahle you 20 eWD ~
w extend nFstH Wu0dnuuas Plat
Furn. Co Nt Flaa street.
lie nRNnnLY ltfs sth Maln slss
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Own Some Land

10 aafss vafklnK distance - navy
yard only aske sasF terms rus soiL
Inquire oMHerH. eet Oriental biocA, o.
roaita Hotel Butler
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-07
CHlCkASHA'S OPPORTUNITY
ROUNDED UP
RIVERSIDE

Riverside Park. the famous pleasure
resort on the banks of the beautiful
washita near town. was rrdely Jared
about 2 O'Clock Sunday morning when
Undersheriff Yearta and his men
swooped down and arrested the propri-
etor, Edgar White, two other men and
three women.
White was arrested on charge Of
maintaining nuisance and disorder
~ place. He was fined $ls in Judge
Moore's court yesterday. Two men ar
rested for fighting were fined IS and
costs each, while Kittie Hardwick and
two other women were placed under
bond for their appearance in court next
Friday
I'VE seen good many places, but
that was about the worst ever" said
Yearta who declares that In the future
there win be nc.a'ae doing AL River
side
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-07
Nh TR Arr
NV Il NuVA
OF COOK

St Johns, ~ f., Sept. .--Comman.
der Robert e. Peary. who announced
yesterday that he mad discovered the
north pole on April 6, of the present
year. found no trace Of DR.. Frederc1
A. Cook, who reported to the world
fine days ago that he had made the
same discovery in April of the preced-
ing year
This news r, ached here last night
through Captain Robert Martlett OF the
Roosevelt, Peary's ship. en- route to
Chateau Bay. Labrador.
Captain Bartlett telegraphed to rel.
atiyes that Peary had found nothing
TO indicate that Dr.. Cook hal reached
the pole.
While Peary does not expressly ie-
pudiate DR.. Cooks contention in 50
many words, his statement may have
an important bearing upon determin
ing the extent OF Dr. Cooks explora
tfons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-07
ASSEMBLE In
ANNUAL STATE
CONVENTION

With most cordial welcome ad
dress by DIR. Charles p. Brown, who
spoke for Grady county, for Chickasha
and the church people Of the city. the
third annual convention of Christian
Churches OF Oklahoma. was opened al
the Christian church last night, every
available seat In the house being filled
In eloquent words. the speaker wei
coined the visitors in all the ways
known, leaving no doubt as to the hos
pitality of Chickasha.
Mr.. c. M. Bliss, OF Oklahoma City
who is president of the state organi
zation, made response TO the address
of welcome. and disseminated good
cheer among the crowd with mis- opti
mistic utterances
The devotional service was conduct
ed by Rev. II. r. Walling of Tacum.
sch, after which the opening sermon
was delivered by Rev. II. q. Connolly
OF Ardmore. who spoke ably on
Christ's Method of Reaching Men,
making deep impression upon his
audience The evening session was
closed with the benediction by Rev
H B. Morris of Cement.
Rev. Johnson a Booster.
Rev. Andrew p. Johnson, the new
pastor OF the local church. in maKl :
some announcements. amused the aud
ience with some good-natured thrusts
at Rev. Connelley, who had taken oc-
casion to boost his nome town in his
opening remarks. The Ardmore min
lister had compared his city 20 Chic..A
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-07
COOK NIT
VVV1A kvV 4
JEALOUS

Copenhagen, Sept, 7.-Copenhagen
was electrified last night by report Of
Commander Robert e. Peary's an
nouncement that he had reached the
north pole. Or. Cook was immensely
interested, and said:
THAT is good news. hope Peary
did get to the pole. His observations
and reports on that region will confirm
mine"
1t is doubtful If history furnishes a
more drastic episode than the breaking
of the news to DR.. Cook that Peary
had realized the goal of his lifes ann
bition and repeated struggles DR..
Cook was seated at dinner surround
ed by explorers and correspondents In
the giIded ball room of the Tivoli Ca
sino
The explorer said smiIingly, q am
glad
Asked II there was any probability
of Peary's having found the tube con-
tanning his records. DR.. Cook replied:
Il hope so. but that is doubtful on
account of the drift" DR.. Cook added:
Commander Peary would have
reached the pole thh year Probably
while | was in the Arctic region last
year his route was several hundred
miles east of mine. We are rivals. of
course. but the pole is good enough
for two
That two men got to the pole along
different paths" continued the explor'
er, should furnish large additions to
scientific knowledge, Probably other
parties will reach it in the next ten
years, since the explorer is helped by
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-07
tBy Cad AIlard }


The day for decided action is at
hand
The urgent need of Chickasha is a
large, fireproof hotel.
No city in Oklahoma offers as good
reasons for need u such a building.
Chickasha. with big hotel, well
conducted,
Would become convention city -;
Would be haven Of rest for the
commercial traveller
Would be a meeting point for men Of
the state who do things;
Would in fact, reach the point
where the town leaps at once into a
city.
The opportunity Is at hand By which
this leap can be made and that too
with no expense to our citizens un-
til the building is finished. and then
Of but liberal price for plates at a
banquet to greater Chickasha
The interurbane railroad IS, without
question:,
The biggest, best and most feasible
proposition ever put before our people.
To put on foot an enterprise that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-07
MASS MEETING TOMORROW
AN EPOCH MAKER

will more than likely make Of Chicka-
sha an interurban center
WOULD MEAN MORE FOR OUR
RETAIL LMERCHANTS THAN WOULD
A GREAT PACKING PLANT
And, in fact. it would mean more
to all properly owners than anything
that could be located here with gifts
to the mount of s15O,OO0;
And yet not one cent is. asked as
bonus.
Interurbans have made Of ordinary
business centers in Illinois. Indiana.
Ohio and other states great trade cen
ters.
Interurbans can make of Chickasha
the great trade center Of oklahoma
Both retail and wholesale.
These two great questions are to
be taken up in the meeting to be
held
IN CONVENTION HALL
Wednesday at 2:sO p. M
When all lines Of business will close
their doors and everybody should be
present
1t will be mass meeting proper.
YOU cannot afford to absent your
self
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-07
MAY YET
OPEN NL.L.6C.

If Miss Annie Wade O'Neill and her
co-workers are successful in their eff
forth, the Oklahoma Industrial Insti-
tute and College for Girls may yet be
opened this season
President Abernethy has estimated
that he can run the school this year on
$4,000, the teachers having agreed to
work on half salaries. Miss O'Neill
and others are endeavoring to raise
that amount and have been working
hard to this end
Several girls arrived today to en-
ter the school, notice Of the postpone
ment Of the opening having failed to
reach them in time.
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thrilled the heart of every layman.
From the bleak coast Of Labrador
Peary gave to the world the news that
he had attained his goal in the Far
North, while at the same moment. In
far off Denmark DR. Frederick A. Cook
OF Brooklyn was being dined and lion
lied by royalty for the same achieve
n.ent.
Undeniably, Yankee grit has con-
Guered the frozen north and there has
been created coincidence such as
tie world will never see again.
Two Americans have plan'ed tha
flag of their country in the land Vi ice
which man has sought to penetrate for
four centuries; and each, ignorant OF
the others conquest, has flashed witn-
in period Of five days laconic mes
sage of success to the waiting world.
Cook, in his message e his country
men, vs. brief but non-committal:
Peary was even briefer, but specific.
STARS and Stripes nailed to the
pole." he said
That was all, but never before have
so few words conveyed to a people a
greater meaning or greater patriotic
satisfaction.
The April referred to was April of
the present year, as his expedition did
lot start from New York until July
eConunued on Eighth Page,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-07

sha, speaking Of its paving, sidewalks,
etc, to the disparagemeht OF Chicka-
sha. Il am glad TO know Ardmore has
such fine streets. because 1t takes ex-
traordinary inducements to get people
to live In some towns" said Mr. John
son. CAS- for Chickasha, no special N.
ducements are necessary. l am .,ro-
foundly sorry for you delegates, be-
cause know you will never be sat's
fled to live any place else. af.e~ com.
ing to Chickasha'
Morning Session.
The morning session of the conven.
tion was devoted entirely to the c. w.
B. M. Devotional exercises were con
Quoted by Mrs. J. c. Reid of Chandler,
after which reports were made by state
officers as follows: Secretary, Airs.
NJ. A. Lucy. Perry; treasurer, Mrs
F. l.. Mclnnis, Oklahoma City; Junior
superintendent, Mrs. Alice Story. Still
water; president, Mrs. A. P. Atens, Ok
lahoma City. The reports showed all
departments OF the work to be flourish
ing. substantial progress being made in
all lines,
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-07

the experience of his predecessors, just
as Syerdrups observations and reports
were of immeasureable help to me |
can say nothing more, without know
ing further details, than that am glad
of it,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-07
SUR IS FLED.

In the district court Henry Davis has
filed suit against Robert Devils, ct all,
for division Of reel estate. r. E. Riddle
is attorney for the plaintiff.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-07
POLICE COURT TODAY.

Labor Day didn't help Judge Grigs-
by's business to any great extent.
When the roll was called in the police
court this morning, only three an
swered and they were ordinary drunks
who paid the usual fine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-07
PLANTING FLAG ON
POLE BECOMES
AN EPIDEMIC

New York, sept. 6.-''Indian Harbor,
via Cape Ray. Sept. 5.
ITO the Associated Press, New
York.
stars and Stripes nailed to North
Pole.
Csigned): "Peary."
Indian Harbor. Via Cape Ray, N. F.,
Sept 6. 1909.
Herbert l. Brinneman. Brooklyn.
N. "
pole reached. Roosevelt safe
Csigned): "Peary"
Indian Harbor. via Cape Ray, N. F..
Sept. s, 1909.
"To the New York Times, New
York:
Il have the pole, April g. Expect tc
arrive Chateau Bay Sept Z. Secure
control for me there and arrange ex
pedite transmission big story.
(Signed): 'Peary"
From lout of the Arctic darkness
there was flashed this message which
stunned the scientific world an,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-26
Notice to Contractors.

THE TWIN FALLS SALMON RIVER
Land & Water company, Twin Falls, Ida.
Bids will be received here until June .,
1909. for construction Of portion OF the
salmon River canal system, involving ex-
cavatfon of almost 475000 cubic yards OF
material Plans. profiles and specifica-
lions viii be furnished on application TO
chief engineer. Box Y, Twin Falls, Ida.
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a'5 5i5 PARTNERSHIP HEREToFoPr
81 between KnobIori-l - y 4 P Cr y ~ ~
'-'ed by mutual consent
SAMUEL BEST
L.pr5v- ~. F. J. ENOBLOCK
'''1'T Otan, June =. ls09. ~ = ~
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STOCK BROKERS.

". B. ANDREW & CO. POI D. F. Walk
er Block. Stocks and bonds bought and
sold on commission Phones. Bell, 1l6;
Independent 1339-R.
z. NJ. WEST & CO, stocks. 521 D. F.
Walker Blk. Both phones. office and res.
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
We sell on commission at minimum
charges, household goods, furniture, pi-
amos, rugs, china, silverware The Knick-
erbocker, 1876 Z. I'd So Ind. SS1.
WHEN you want to consult +. NJ. Onion
call up 1888 on Independent phone.
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TACCABEES-U tonian tent No. 1 meets
every Wednesday evening at /. o. @. r
hall, Market St Soiourning Sir Knights
cordially invited.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE-C. z. Oslerloh is
again in the auction business. goes any
where, any time, to sell anything. House
hold goods and merchandise special ty
Real estate farms, automobiles Address
or leave orders 224 State st. Res. phone
Ind. 1898.
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PACKING.

EXPERT packers Of furniture bTiC-a-
braC. etc Redmau Moving & Storage Co
III South West Temple. Phones $50.
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--s,.lNo7oN NOTES.

T,ra senator and Mrs.
U1sh.ns,, - -c5 daughter win close their
5-5 H a 51saa 1 5@5 r @5s s93
,i-- Sur1ei .a-- i3iua HILL NE. Senator
Of tar Fun SUNNI Min Join Them at the close OF
,ss session. d. schaffer. salt Lake
1Hss j. il..r appointed clerk i'm the for
lt4. -,i-e 40 Ogden 80 s,1t LAKE.
i-5 parsons , 92d Ti5f 2i 9 ar PaT
.,te a-e F.--,-.-7 .-randiug the National
.7rs has convention as delegate
nom san ---T-z confirmed the nomina-
me .5r-1fe IT. Duval as postmaster at
,.-rr7. ida. -
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CHEMISTS AND AssAYERS.
CONTRACTORS.

HAMLIN PAINTS incorporated. +. p
Keate. manager. Painting from A to Z
Phones 3)21.
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ARCHITECTS.

A. J. HAMILTON, Architect. 9Th floor
Constitution block. Send PC for my book
of plans. showing elevation and floor plan
Of 70 modern homes and bungalows Bel
phone $3.50. Ind. $50
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SOCIETIES.

NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE No 1
meets every second and fourth Saturday
evening Of each month I'm Odd Fellows
temple, Market st.
MACCABEEs- Utonian tent No. / meets
every Wednesday evening at !. o. O. r.
hall, Market st. Sojourning Sir Knights
cordially invited
UTAH CHAPTER No. I. r A. NJ
Stated cOnvOcatiOn held at Masonic tenn
pie, corner ID East and 1st South, the first
Wednesday Of each month. SOJOurning
companions cordially invited to attend
r. p SHERWOOD, H j..
NJ c. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
ARGENTA LODGE No. g. F. & A. NJ
Regular meetings held at Masonic tenn
pie, corner I'd East and LIST South, the
first Tuesday Of each month. Members
Of sister lodges and sojOurnlng brethren
cordially invited to attend.
Z. D. HAMMOND, W. NJ.
NJ. G.. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
wAsATCH LODGE No. /. r. & A. NJ
Regular meetings held at the Masonic
temple. corner Cd East and LIST South, the
second Friday or each month. Members
Of sister lodges and s0jOuTning brethren
cordially invited. II. C. CAV, w. h.
A. J. LOWE, Secretary.
MOUNT MORIAH LODGE 10 2. f. &
A M.-ReEular meetings held at Masonic
temple, corner 1st South and I'd East the
second Monday of each month. Members
OF sister lodges and brethren in good
standing are cordially invited to attend
CHARLES J. DOUGLAS. vs.. NJ
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. Secretary.
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YEOMEN. homestead No. 1892 meets
every Thursday evening ar S O'Clock iu
Federation Of Labor hall, corner 4th South
and State streets. DT. David Cassidy.
foreman. J. Everett Seeiy. cor. ~ South
% East street. Bell phone 53i5-K
UTAH COMMANDERY No. /. Knights
Templars. Stated conClaves held at Ma
sonic temple. corner I'd East and 1st So.
the first Thursday OF each month So
journing Sir Knights cordially invited TO
attend. WA. H. RASH, r. G..
Z. o. LEATHERWOOD. Recorder.
A. A. S. RITE-The four coordinate
bodies Of the A. A. S. Rite OF Freemason-
ry hold stated meetings the third Thurs
day in eacn month at Masonic temple,
corner LIST South and "a East. So
journing brethren invited
C. II. FISCHER, 32d Degree.
Y. N Jordan Lodge Of Perfection No 2
F. II. CARR. 33d Degree.
W NJ. James Lowe Chapter Rose Croix
No. l.
JAMES H. BROWN. K. c. c. H.
Commander Salt Lake Council Kadosh
Jos. N. MARRIOTT. S2d Degree.
81 and K titan COnsist0ry no. l.
CHRISTOPER DIEHL, SD Degree.
Registrar for all the bodies.
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CASH REGISTERS.

N4TTONAL CASH REGIsTERs-Oscar
Grosheu, sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. n Main ST.
Secondhand registers always I'm stock.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

r6rP NJ HALL. Undertaken, Embalm-
~ I'd ST. rs. Temple. Both phones 1913
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SIGNS AND SCENERY.

CHAS- PETERSON, 20 Richards street
Both phones. Signs. badges and scenery
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FOUND.

every day through the lost and found
columns Of The Herald. If you find
anything bring it to The Herald and have
it advertised.
FOUND-A lady's black belt. with
buckle attached. Can have same by call
ing at this office.
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70 EXPOSITION RATES
49,. ore9on Short Line r, r.

IN from salt Lake to Seattle and
Sse ~, sale daily. commencing June
r--l-L-,,. .rents for further particulars.
: $50 oa7-e. g01 Main street.
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G. T. BEAN. attorney-at-law, 419 Atlas
block, Salt Lake City. Utah Bell phone
1908.