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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
TAFT POSTPONES
WESTERN [: s t. TRIP.
Illness Of Mrs. Taft compeIs the
President to Abandon
Summer Tour.
HE MAY COME IN EARLY FALL
If Possible Will Visit seattle isxposi-
ton but Will Not Attempt
Alaslian Journey.

Washington, June 81 President Taft
has been forced through the illness OF
Mrs Taft to postpone his proposed
western summer trip until fall. Al
though he made no definite announce
#ment heretofore, 1T has been the; presi-
dents intention 10 depart in August
on q 10 weeks tour or the west and
Alaska.
II is said that the possibility of Mrs
Taft being able to accompany the presi-
dent With safety is slight, although she
IS making satisfactory progress toward
recovery from her recent Illness Faced
with the necessity of leaving her be-
mind and the possibility that a relapse
6nisht}occur. Mr.. Taft made up his mind
to abandon the summer. excursion alto
Setller and cndcaror to make a visit to
the vest in the early fall. IL it is pos
ssble for him TO go west in September
he may be able to visit the Alaska
Yukon Pacific exposition in its closing
days, but the Alaska trip hardly Will
Il be attempted.
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wooDarEN MEMORIAL.


OGDEN, June 5,-Tbe annual mem
orial exercises of the Weber Camp
No. a. Woodmen Of tho World, will
be held Sunday. June 6, in this city.
The services win commence at the
lodge rooms at $3.50 "a M and Will
be under the direction of W. NJ. Pig
gott. past councillor, assisted by the
uniformed degree team. The members
Will proceed to the Mountain View
cemetery whre monuments OF the late
memoirs, S. Nelson and Il. r. Speak. I,
will be unveiled.
In the afternoon the members will
gather at the &. OF P. hail and march
to the City cemetery where they viii
unvaii monuments for Neighbors I.uty
and 4tllard. In both cemeteries the
graves of the departed brothers NIL
be decorat ted with wreaths tie ser
vices at the cemeteries Will include
music by the band, singing by the
Woodmen male quartet and an adj
dress by Judge j. a. Howell.
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street, which will be. extended on
South Temple so as to enclose from
the street all the ground included in
the new hotel site.
During the week sale was consum-
mated between Harriet H. Young. and
the University club involving the pay
%ment of $12,T5O by the club for 4 ls
BY 165 feet of land adjoining the club.
building. The price is exactly $500.
n foot. The purchase was necessary in
order that the club building might not
be shut out OF light and air on that
side.
The work OF remodeling the lower
part of the Hooper Eldridge build
ing formerly occupied by the Barton
Clothing store is proceeding. The par
tion that is to divide the Daynes-
Reebe Music store from the Offices of
Ashton Jenkins company is in, and
preparations are being made to install
modern plate glass show windows,
which when finished will be a very
decided Improvement in that part OF
Main street
Much activity Is, reported by dealers
in property on the southeast bench.
During the past week all OF the adj
dition owners have sold many lots
and report negotiations started on many
others. A. n. Hnmpries. owner OF Idle
wild addition reports that during the
week he has sold about thirty lots
in the addition Among these sales
was five lots to Alexander Strigel of
Eagle street New York Mr.. Strigel
bought the lots without ever having
seen them sending the money by
mail. The work of building several
houses has begun on the addition and
many more are anticipated. A fact
OF especial interest to those who
have bought lots in the addition
heretofore is the fact that city water
Is soon to be extended to every lot 4
With this done Mr.. Humphres ex-
poets to have no truble in selling the
remaining one-third OF the addition.
Among the important sales OF the
week Is the transfer OF the old Bolivar
Roberts property on First South be-
tween Second and Third East streets, to
j. NJ. Whitley for s1O.575. The property
has a frontage of T0k feet on First
South and IS 1872 feet deep. The pur-
chaser is contemplating the erection of
an apartment house there.
The largest real estate transaction
of the week wassthe sale of the Hooper
building, on East First South street
The price paid for the property. which
includes /, five story building, was SS2.-
500 Joseph Wirthin was the purchaser
He bought 1t for investment purposes.
The building permits for the first four
days of June amount to $250.2O0. which
is nearly onc-third more than the total
for the whole month of June last year,
when the aggregate footed up to $780,
600 The phenomenal jumpth week is
due to the application for a permit for
the construction of the Holmes Knox
at the corner of State and
Second South streets the cost of which
Is s1s5.00o. This building is to be four
stories high.the three upper floors being
used for hotel purposes.
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CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION.

: OGDEN, May 5.--A very short ses-
sion was held by the board Of elu-5
cation last night, at which the regu-
lar REPORTS were received and filed,
The finance committee reported hav-
Ing $SO,031 cash on hand in the treas
ury and that warrants for teachers
salaries for the month ending June A..
amounting to s9,21945 had been drawn
The following teachers We're elected:
Rose IT, FLYNN, grade; G. H. kellogg,
instructor in natural science in the
High school and w. f. Archibald. In.
.structorin history in the High school
Bids for the furniture for the new
High school were received from the
following: Dinwoody Furniture Co,
Salt Lake: Mcmillan Paper and
School supply company. Salt Lake;
Ogden Furniture & Carpet company,
Boyle Furniture company, and e. d..
Mitchell & Company. Ogden. The bids
We're referred to the supply commit
tee for report
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lending in fancy cloths. Linen finished
goods lead in sales, and corded eff
fects, linen finished. have proved re-
markably good sellers. In fancy cot
tons solid color fabrics are active. and
the development of solid color corded
fabrics is remarkably active. Knit
goods openings have been delayed.
many lines being held over by agree
ment Hosiery coiors are q proble1n.
~ season of such variety of colors is
rare, and distributors find 1T impos-4
.sible. TO provide for all needs. The fad
for high pronunced cooTs is not eX-s
pectad to last through the summer
months. Cashmeres are in the lead
In their line OF fabrics. with a belief
in the trade that the demand for
satins Will decrease. High prices in
linens are menace. promising to
restrict the demand. In iburlaps, res
cent large importations cause uneasi-5
ness among sellers.
RETAIL DRYGooDs.
In the retail trade, dealers report
business as having picked UP we'll,
with the advent of warm weather..
There is a strong call reported for
neclSwear, light weight clothing. es-
5pecially in summer lines. There is a
good trade in millinery goods, as we'll
as In silk and cotton gloves and
parasols. The department stores re-
port remarkably large sale ii, Ok
ford shoes, Will, last Saturday the
3heavist in local history.
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NEWS NOTES FROM
THE SHELTER TOWN
lspecial correspondenee.o


MURRAY. June 5.--The young ladies
of the NJ. T. A OF Grant ward held taeit
annual Thursday afternoon. June IS
Mrs Lloyd of Salt Lake gave an ex-
cellent talk on the work Of the Mutual
Improvement association. short
program was given. and refreshments
followed.
3 "A program in honor. Of the irving
school graduates vas given IN Hoili-
day Friday evening, June 4.
Mathew Gibbs, inspector of cement
walks. has handed in his resignation.
His successor Will be named at next
council meeting.
A painful accident occurred here at
the Mil company yesterday afternoon
Leo Anderson of Union was operating
one OF the machines when his hand
Was caught in one of the knives of the
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

! u.
hIne 1oiloWlng ls- the llst OF fc;tl eS-
tate transfers recorded during the
week:
Fredric A. Beesley and wife to
" Scott Weller, part of lot s.
block ., plat ..5,.3....s 1900
j. Edward Taylor to Alice S,
Muiholland, part or section !,
township 2 south, range 4
east .......... ,....,.... i
Harriet H. Young and husband
to University club, part of lot G.
block "a, plat a l2.750
Maiy Banks and husband to VIII
liam Arthur Ranks. lots q
and go. block 3. south Main
,Istrae+ ,dt;itinn 10 49, so !,
Thon,a ! X + ,ittle ana vito 10
III 7 fttia. na ~ of Iot 3 hio,.,. ca
nlat 4 = : - 3 /
E,,;a r p,,c,,a,3 =, A h,.a1,,,,, rr
ri.tia 49, x,e Ia ,,1nai. ca
,,,at psl. y ~ 2 ntoeN. W. > ca
Ill. tit,.t1 J.. 49,, :, ''oV
it.,,is -. ~ ai'iye 40
iol I, oioeh w. pat pa -oV
19hn Brooks and WIFE q to Joseph j.,
llerWlil, lot !, 'oiock ~, plat -. 2'loo
lease ere SAVINGS pank TO ,tredi1c
-. L'ees!e!' Poi 81 iol u piock
., pat - -, Z 65o
E Ian /, savings. Trust COMPANY
70 Peter y. Iarl !s lois ! anu
~, DOCK . East East boulevard ad-
dition q; .
May =. Aipee 70 g. y, Wanless
IL iuts anu ~, DiocN ~ East
,'.ata l9,., -, 80, 900
R9nert i'ienn ct a.. 10 r, pearl u.
iuihs' paIL. OF sectio,i is, Town IA,
= sou' -, iais', W.. ~. oVV
,eu IN s =, VIE e, 70 Eli'.,t
snnti, nou1evard iu - $50 = SIN
,rho,nas Y Tittlo ~ a, - 4 II 800
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ABE GLAD TO GET HOME.

Chicago, June 5.-George AIDE, the
ahumorist and Orson G. Wells have
returned to the!r native heath after
being absent in other portions of the
globe for more than seven months
Tn mighty glad to get home" said
Mi. AIDE. although we had some grand
times abroad. We hobnubbed with
kings and other rulers and after sew
eral weeks we felt 50 swelled up that
We spurned and srubbed smaller no
.tentates. But give lne good, old Unit
ed States ofsAmerica for the real home
Sick feeling. There's nothing like it.''
Mr.. Ade denied that heswas engaged
TO marry an actress.
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SWEETHEART SENT TO SIBERIA.
LOVER COMMITS SUICIDE

New York. June 5--Louis Milgrow.
a young Russian, committed suicide
yesterday after receiving a note from
st. Petersburg that his sweetheart,
Lelka tRainovitch. had been sentenced
to Siberia for life Nilgrow and the
girl had been involved In the revou-
tionary movement and lie had fled to-
this country A few weeks ago he
mailed her money to come here and
join him. When this money was re-
turned to him yesterday there came
the official notice that the girl, who
was only is years old, had been sent
to Siberia a. few days before the money
reached Russia. Milgrow left Il note
reading:
My soul is dead; why should my
body liver
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. JUNE 3 1909

! 7 ss1 4 ( / III
Reynolds, lots j. 40, 90, 81 and 81.
block .. 1vers' subdivision ~.
Andrew ID. Park and wife TO
John II. Hamilton. north Il of
northeast qsection So, township
south, range 2 west. ..a.
David Fullmer and wife to James
Jensen, part block A. 1o-aere
plat 49,. ...,......ts.
Mary LlndstrOm to G. j.. Resell,
lot s. block 151, plat A........5... I,
Frank ID. Jones and Wife to Gran
lite school district. lot IS, block
I, tive-acre plat C...-...s........... T.
Bertha ID. Park to John II /. Har-
man, part section 20. township
south, range 1 west. .........
Maria Cracroft to Ethel Higbee,
lot ,16 and east half of lot IL.
block 4, Alta place subdivision
William Il. COmai. to Hebec X
Burton, part lot l, block so, plat
ID. -. .3..,.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.
John A. Urich and Wife 10 Will
liam Stevenson, lot G. block .,
East Lawn and other ......
o. Bourbon to julius Mashurusky,
lots is to q, River Oak.....L..
Hannah Edlerto Hulsa. Olsen, lot
4. block ,, plat F..,.5.. l.,
Enuch Stewart and wife to Lois
a West, lot 1 !. block 70, plat F.
w. II. Granting ct Ill. to Charles
Iochay, lot II, block J., and
others 4. .s5.....,....5..s. ...,..,...8...
Granway Parry and wife TO Eliz-
abeth r. Brown. lot !, Liberty
park .....s..5...l.. .,..s.#...t..
Alex Rogers and wifeto Adelaide
Hampton. lot 6, block 10. plat r D.,
Chris 1Ieastrup to Henry Schnet-
ter lot II, block 20, fvoacre
pat A observation-disclosures. .5..,....
l1eber Is. Burton and wife to Ed
win r. wilcox part lot |. block
80, plat ID ....... ....s.s........... 81
John \. Urich and wife TO Viii
liam Sherman, lot 6. block .
O. Bourbon to Julius Mashnew-
Il sky. lots Is to 81, Burr Oak....
Hannah Elder to Hulda Olsen, lot
A, block 81, plat F............. H.
Enoch Stewart and wife to Lois
a. West, lot 1. block 80, plat e..
N. H. Granting ct al. to Charles
Lochray, lot Il, block, etc..
GronwaY Parry and wife to Eliz-
abetl T.. Brown. lot /, block .,
Liberty park ..............7.....
Alex. Rogers, ST.. and Wife. to
Adelaide Hampton. lot s, block
so. platB ....,..:....... .,.....:.. 81
Chris Heastrup to Henry Schnuct
ter. lot IL, block 20, fiye-acre
plat A .,.......9.s........
Mary Lundstrom TO G. ]. Resell,
lot s, block ISL plat A .....s.. IL
Frank d, Jones and Wife to
Granite school district, lot IS,
Z block Z, fiye-acre
Bertha, d. Park to John IL. Har-
mon, part section 90 township
south, range ! west .......... ]
Maria Cracroft to Ethel Higbee.
lot JIG, and east half II, block
il. Alta place subdivision ~.
William i. Cromar to Heber *.
Burton. lot1, block 90, plat D.. 81
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HEALING WOUNDS.
Sunlight and Dry Air Have Wonder
full Eject.

New York. June 5.-D,. Adoiph Rich
ter reports in q medical Journal that
sunlight and dry air have been proved
to have n powerful healing effect upon
various kinds of wounds. But as dry
air and sunlight are not to be had
everywhere. DR.. Richter has provided
n good substitute by employing a blue
arc light. This consists of an arc light
with a reflector and blue glass panes.
The wounds are subjected to the light
for half hour daily. Such exposures
lead to very rapid drying of the wounds
and are followed by the formation of
scars it is reported. The diminution of
pain following exposure to the rays is
said to be especially remarkable. Dr.
Richter reports favorable results IN
treating plain granuiatinS wounds. sup
purating wounds. and especially
chronic leg ulcers.
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Get What You Ask For!

a true, faithful, loyal servant Of Mankind.
Over Five Millions Of Dollars have
bee: Spent to make the merits Of Cas-
carets known, and every cent Of il would
be los, did not sound merit claim and
hold the constant, continued friendship.
Patronage and Endorsement OF we'll.
pleased people year after year.
There is also q Reason
Why there are Parasites who attach
themselves TO the Healthy Body Of Cas-
caret's success-lmitators, Counterteiters,
Substitutes.
They are Trade Thieves who would
rob cascarets of the Good VIII" Of the
people, and sneak unearned profits:
earned and paid for by Cascarets.
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MURRAY. june 5.--IinpresSive fu-
neral services over the remains OF Mrs
Florence Goldmen. who died III Salt
Lake City Wednesday last, were held
in Murray First ward westinghouse
Friday at ] o'clock. Beautiful singing
was rendered by the Murray First ward
choir. and The speakers were. Rev.
Simpkins of Salt Lake, Q, L. Milier and
ex-Bishop q. G.. Miller. Burial was
prepared by C. II. Banks of this place.
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Dishonest Purpose means Dishonest
Product and a Disregard Of the Purchas-
ers' Health or Welfare.
Beware Of the Slick Salesman and his
ancient Just as Good. story that COM
mon sense refutes.
cascare.s are made only by the Sterling
Remedy Company, and the famous little
Ten Gent Vest Pocket" box is here
shown. They are never sold il bulk.
Every tablet marked "CCC."
Be sure you getthe genuine.
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AMERICAN COLLEGES.
Prcst. Wilson Summarizes. Evils Tint
Threaten Them.

New York, June president Wood
row Wilson Of Princeton university, in
an interview last night, summarized
the following as the evils which threat
en- the existence OF America S great co.'s
5leges:
their sons really acquire an education
OF mere surface polish and other out
ward evidences by which a college
bred man is to be determined from the
less fortunate fellows the complete
characterization of the life or the student
when beyond the classroom doors, with
the work done within them, and the alb
sence of8serous purpose on the part of
the majority of students
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-aHERE is a Reason
Why the Good People Of
America buy Cascarets as
7 IT y . 7IHH'y = "
- Fast as the Clock Ticks.

Fs5l dS tne tClocK ticks. 49,
Every second some one. somewhere,
is Buying little Tcn-cent Box Of Cas-
carets.
r. 3.4,5, 60 times TO the Minute.
90 Minutes TO the Hour. $500 Boxes an
Hour. 5000 Boxes a Day of Ten Hours.
l,oao, 900 Boxes a Month. and then some.
Think Of 100000 People take
oascaret tablet each day. Millions use
Cascareis when necessary.
The Judgment of Millions of Bright
Americans is Infallible. They have been
Buying and Taking Cascarets at that rate
for over Six years.
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EXCURSION TO OGDEN.

Sunday, June 9Th. via Oregon short
Line and every Sunday during the
summer. Round trip S1,o0. Leave Salt
Lake at 7:l0 300 and 1900 q. III. and
2: So and 400 p. M.
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COUNTY COMMENCEMENT.

OGDEN. June 5.-Thet eighth grade
commencement exercisesi OF the Weber
county schools was held at the taber-
nacle this morning. The building was
crowded with the friends OF the %
graduates, which is the largest class
that has graduated in the history of the
schools.
The following program was carried
out:
Organ solo.-Prof. s. Whitaker.
Prayer CHoopeD- Jesse Towers.
Vacation song Chorus 200 pupils
Verdi.
Lincoln's Gettysburg speech arintall,#
William Kendall
Naiedictory (Huntsville)--Leona A..
Anderson.
Song. Guardian Angels (North os-
den)-- Boys 10Th grade.
Administrations r. +. Stratford
In the Forest" Chorus 200 pupilsl---
J. Rheinberger
Song. Merry Builders WILSON.
primary.
Address TO Graduates-Rev. Elmer i.
Goshen.
Presentation OF certidcates--supt, l.
Z. Eggertsen.
Utah, We Love Thee" Chorus 200
.pupils)-E. Stephens
Benediction, uiiverdalc)- a.
Bingham
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1t Is not an Experiment. not an Acct
dent or Incident. bit sound. Honest
Business, based on Time Tried and Tested
Merit, never found wanting.
There is Reason.

cascare,s are the inplacable foe Of
Al Disease Germs: the Incompatible
cleanser, purifier and strengthener of the
entire Digestive Canal.
They Act Ike Exercise on the Bowel
Muscles. make them strong and active
able 10 Help Then.siv.s 90 their work
keep themselves clean.
Gascarets are the safeguard ofInnocent
Childhood against the Dreadful Death
oea.ing Dangers that threaten the lives
Of the Little Ones.
hey are Purely Vegetable. absolutely
hszmlssa. always Reliable aud Efficient.
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Bargains in millinery. A fine line OF
graduating and children's hats.
81 WOMAN'S COOP. 20 f. First So. NJ
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Removal Notice,
Removal Notice.

The New York Lie insurance Co..
to 1908 Boston Bldg.
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CITY AND COUNTY
Commandments | |: IN
Programs Of Eighth Grade Grad
yates Given Friday and Sat-
urday in Tabernacle.
CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Woodmen Memorial on Sunday. juno
g. Suits for Divorcc-I'robatc
Bnsincss-Ncws Briefs.

OGDEN. June 5.--The annual com
grade of the Ogden public schools was.
held at the tabernacle yesterday after
noon.
The following program was rendered.
overture, .Reverie" Robert-Ben..
dix, high school orchestra
Recitation. Deeds of Ealor at San
tiaso," Dale Masinnls, Washington
school.
Vocal solo. 'starlighf' (pcrie,, Ies.
samine Denmark, Lewis school.
Plano duet, .Damonen Tanz" (Ffolst)
Neda Allen. Helen Moon. Grant school
Reading "rhe Second Trial" Lois
Foster, Dee school.
Boys chorus, Lewis and Mound Fort
schools.
Violin duet, "When Knighthood Was
IN Flower" tGustin), Guy Garner,
Washington school, Stanley Wilson,
Dee school.
Recitation, "rhe American Flag"
EBeecher), Edward Conroy, Madison
school.
Vocal SOLO "carssima" CPenn), Flor
5ence Walker, Nellie Raney. aecompan-
list.
Instrumental. THE swaysidc Rose
Hortense Simester.5 first violin; Susie
Simester, second Violin; Fern Elliott
mandolin; Maud Butler, accompanist
Mound Fort school.
Girls chorus, Song al Evening"" all
schools.
Address of welcome, Claude Corey,
representing student body high school;
Principal j. o. Cross. representing fac
ulty.
Response, Josephine raggart, Aadi-@
son school,
Presentation of certificates
b Chorus. girls and boys all schools
Overture, National Melodies" high
school orchestra.
About 225 graduates received certif-
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DIR. VIM. f. Beer physician and sur
Eeon. also DIR. VIM. S. Hudson dentist
removed to e1I-620 Boston Bldg.
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eiI[..olREE-WERNICKE BOOKCASES

A readl Coney Island. Finest dance
floor in the world. Round trip Csc.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The building permits issued during
the week were as follows:
Arthur j. Flagergreen one-story,
four-rooin brick dwelling. 642
south Twelfth East street ....s 2,50(
Hattie Edwards, one-story. five
room brick dwelling. 1920 east
" Third South street ....-...s.... 5000
IA. L. Yeager ore-story. five
room brick dwelling, 1869 south
Fourth East street ..........,. $500
E. d. Hashimoto, one and one
half story, sevenroom brick
dwelling. 313 south Twelfth
East street ........ $. $500. 900
Adelaide Pereival. onestory, six
room. frame dwelling, 245 south
Twelfth East street ............ 1000
Frank l.. DeClue, one-story, six
room, brick dwelling, 74S south
Catherine street .,.............. 400
Julia Nelson, oiie-story, seven
room. brick dwelling. 1853 south
Eleventh East street ....i....4,. 1000
William Wallace one story. four
room. brick dwelling, 1850 south
Windsor street $50. .....5.. 1000
Reedall estate, altering bricle
building. % east Third South
street ,,i.t......s... ....,......... 800
First West street ........i.... 1000
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COME TO THE RACES.
. reafcr saltair Ihis Yea

one fare for the round trip on the
Salt Lake Route.
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M. I. A. CONFERENCE.

One fare for the round trip on the
Salt Lake Route.
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K Bargains in millinery. A fine line Of
graduating and children s hats.
WONIAN'S COOP, 20 F.. First SO.
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Removal Notice.
DR.. Warner Benjamin has removed t.
S12 and sl4 Boston Bldg.
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~ FREE 70 OUR FRIENDS,
We want to send to our triends beautiful
French designed. G0Lp-PL-ATEp BUNB0N BOX,
hard-enameisd ip colors. It Is beauty hr the
dressing table. Ten cents in stamps Is asked as
measure Of good faith and to cover CzScasets
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