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1oval Americans of tho Republic.

. Assembly No. 32o will hold their next
regular meeting Wednesday, evening.
Juno 23d, In Jennings hall. All members
arc requested To be present to complete
the arrangcments for the excursion az
Lagoon. juno 2s. The committee VIII
have the railroad tickets to distribute
requested to take tickets and sell as
many as possible. III, -,
On Wednesday evening there VIII Dc
n social and entertainment for the mem
bers after the business session, Ectiesn- T.
ments will be served Bring a prospec-
tive member with you,
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And In ACCORDANCE WIN law ana an Or
eSth day OF April. 1908, so many shares
of each parcel OF stock as may be neces
Office OF Fred W. little, secretary and
treasurer Of the company, which is the
office of Little & Little, real estate
agents. Salt Lake City, Utah on Wcdnes-
dav. the 23d day OF June. 1909. at IL
o'clock noon Ia pay the delinqucnt as
sessment thereon. together with the costs
Of advertising and expenses of sale.
FRED ". LITTLE, Secretary.
Real estate office OF Little Little. Salt
Lake City, Utah,
Dated June o. 1909. s2l6
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And in accordance with law and
order of the board OF directors made on
the 10Th day OF May, 1908. so many shares
OF each parcel of stock as may be nee
essary Will he sold on the 6th day OF
July. 1909, at / o'clock p. m. OF said day.
at 159 West Third South street, Salt Lake
City, Utah TO pay the delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with cost OF adj
vertising and expense of sale.
G. NJ, FORBES
Secretary of the Nephi Mining Company,
No 159 West Third South street, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
June 10 1909, 1856
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EASTERN EXCURSIONS
VIA Oregon Short Line,

Denver and Pueblo, $3.50; Omaha
md Kansas City, $4,000; St. Paul and
Minneapolis, $1,000; Chicago, $1,000;
St. Louis. $4,000. Dates of sale. June
4, 5, IL, -. Is and 26 See agents for
rates to other points and for later
dates. City ticket office, POI Main
street.
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Degree of Honor,

star or the West meets tonight at
o o'cloCk at the X. Of G.. hall. Jennings
block \ large attendance is requested
as arrangements and rates for the grand
lodge are TO be discussed.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Nephi Mining company. Principal
place OF business. Salt Lake City, Utah,
following described stock. on account OF
assessment No. T OF Sc per share, levied
on the 10th day Of May, 1904. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the
shareholders. as follows;
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DELINQUENT NOTICE,

Charm Mining and Milling company.
corporation principal pace OF business.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
NotIce-Thcrc are delinquent on the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. , of four fifths (4-5) Of
a cent per share. levied on the 2Sth day
of April. 1903, the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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Canton ColfaX No. I. Pstriarchs Mill
tant, will hold cautonment next Satur-
day night and it is the wish OF the com
10 decide the question Of hold
ing meetings FOR the next two months.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 1G4 $. West Temple. phone
lOl9. v4g2
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G.. A. R.

The Daughters of Veterans VIII hold
their next regular meeting at their hall
In the J. o O. +. temple. next Friday
evening. June % \ full attendance is
desired, as there will be Initiation.
Reynolds Circle. Ladies OF the g. 4. r.,
VIII hold their regular meeting in odd
Fellows hall, Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock. All comrades and visiting mem
bers always welcome.
Mrs. Samuel Lester. jr.. Of Geo. II. Man
well w, Z. G. will entertain at her home.
353 South Tenth East. Friday afternoon.
juno %. from 10 3. All w. r. G. circle
ladies and friends are cordially invited TO
enjoy the afternoon.
The regular meeting OF the James b.
Mexican w. K. G. will he held in the
]. O. o, +. hall on Wednesday. June l6.
at 2:30 p m.
J. e. Mexican post No. l will hold the
meeting of the half year on Saturday
night. June 20, and il is desired that
there be large attendance; also that the
will remember that Mexican No.
| should have favorable reports for June
30 large list OF applications is cN-
DcCtpI
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CUT FLOWERS

THE FLOWER SHOP. CUT FLOWERS
and designs. Under Natl Bank OF Rep.
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nanish Sisterhood.

Lodge Utah No. 50 elected al its last
meeting the following officers En- -prcsl-
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SECRET AND FRATERNAL
SOCIETIES or SALT LAKE

dent, Mrs Christine N. Petersen: presI-
dent. Mrs. Alma X Johansen; vice
president, Mrs. Christine Nilsson: secrc-
tsry. Thorvad J.. Larsen, treasurer, II.
NJ II. Lund: trustees Mrs. Amanda T..
Nielsen, Mrs. Antonio Nilsson, Mrs Anna
{. Petersen. conductor, Miss Sisrid T..
Knudsen: inside guard, Mrs. Marie y.
Hansen; outside guard. Andrew Clausen.
The next regular meeting of the lodge
viii be tomorrow night. and as several
important business matters will be dis
cussed, Il good turnout is expected.
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MONUMENTS AND ToMBsToNEs
LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM R
Mckenzie. Display yards, Az 8. State
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GENERAL OFFICE MAN AND STE
nographer. Address Las. Tribune.
rs1S7
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SJTNBITRST AND SIDE PLEAJING;
Mrs, NJ NJ. Jcnpens, sos East Thdr1
South street. Bell phone 1867. gSI2
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FIRST CLASS ARCHITECTURAL
draughtsman wanted. Apply 701 New
house bldg s337
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MIDWIFE

HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Lizzie Geisler. 336 West
3rd North, Bell 14s3X, Ind. 1887. 1917
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NJ. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Skilled and unskilled laborers furnished.
40 East 1st South, cor. Commercial
Bell phone 1888. Ind 923. p43
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{ YOUNG MAN, NEAT AND ENER-
getic. Call room 20. No. "a e. South
: Temple. s1S57
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GOOD COOK. 564 EAST 1ST SOUTH
s25a3
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STORAGE AND SHIPPING

WE SHIP VI. II. GOODS TO ANY PART
Of United States. cut rates. Kimball Van
and Storage Co.. ~ w. 1st So. m26S9
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TWO SALESLADIEs. OUTSIDE WORK,
good salary: expenses paid. Apply to-
day after 10 a. m. Office. LenoX. He-
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SCAVENGERS

CITY SCAVENGER CO, PHONES, IND
S0Ie. Bell 25sT-Y. A. Illingsworth. Mgr
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GOOD POSITION AND WAGES FOR
girl who understands cooking and gen
erai housework; two in family, SO D st.
lnd lSbls s2143
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GIRL FOR DINING ROOM
work; no experience necessary. 4T4 ".
ind South soooo
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A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT STE
nographer in brokers' office: cali be-
tween and 9:30 a. m. at 606 Utah Savings
and Trust company bldg ho3G4
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NOTICE.

Paving Extension No. 5S,
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TWO BRIGHT, HUSTLING WOMEN
under 20, physically built to represent
physical culture proposition. Communi-
cate or call forenoons, Prof. Sixsmith.
80 Woodruff Apis. s24sf
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LADY CLERK FOR DRY GOODS DEPT
mining camp store: give references:
state salary; give telephone number Ad-
oress P-3o- tribune. s2902
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TWO SOLICITORS CALI. AT NO. 81
Board OF Tradc bldg: sl9ei
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WANTED-PUPILS

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DESIRING PRIVATE AND CLASS IN
struction In arithmetic. grammar and
grade work. 4ss So. 3rd East bet Q and
IL n. m. Bell 47i5-Y r10Si
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GOOD COOK AT $40 BRIGHAM. BELL.
phone 4Z5fs $3.50
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WANTED HELP-MALE

sTROCKs' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel restaurant and household help
Headquarters for laborers.
=. 2nd South. Phones 4e4 cT43
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EXP. WOMAN FOR CHECK ROOM
Knutsford hotel soS5o
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HAT FACTORY

->~---~~-------~>---,> >"-->1--@~-~~-.-.,>-
GENTS HATS OF ALL KINDS
cleaned and retrimmed: Panamas ana
straws n speciality. Utah Hat Factory:
I6i 60 Ma}n s7Ss
MEMS HATS CLEANED AMI
blocked: Panamas a speciality Salt
Lake Hat Factory, "a Fl. Ist So Prone
2T37-NK plI9o
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-03

Mrs. Bowser distrusted the man on
sight, but as he was Mr.. BoWser'S
Uncle John she did her best to enter
tain him. In his conversation he made
slip after slip, until she had no less
than 10 recorded against him, but she
gave him plenty of rope. He informed
her that he was dealer IN horses,
and related many particulars OF his
career and family. In all the CONVEX
sation he did not mention his name.
He simply referred to himself as Uncle
John.
Mr.. Bowser came home full of Curl
osity, and there was a great shaking
of hands. Uncle John was accepted
at once He slapped Sammy" on the
back, and Sammy" slapped him. He
related many things that Sammy" had
done when a youth which the doer
couldn't recall, but didn't dispute. At
the dinner table Mrs. Bowser plumply
asked for his name. He halted and
hesitated and finally gave it as Burt.
Mr.. Bowser was laughing and didn't
catch on. His mothers name was
stevens. If Uncle John was her broth
er his name should be Stevens, too. 1t
was now plain to Mrs. Bowser that the
fellow was a fraud, but she made no
change in her demeanor.
Dinner over. the two men sat down
to smoke their cigars, while she saw
to the clearing up; An hour later, as
terrain the relative, she heard few
words that sent her upstairs instead.
Fifteen minutes later, Mr.. Bowser
came up. He had a hundred dollars in
cash in his dresser. and he was after
the money. She looked at him in
quiringly and he said
'FUncIe John has a snap on hand,
and if I put this hundred in I double
it in three days"
"How kind of your uncle! Are you
sure of the relationship -
Gam 7 sure that I'm alive?"
your mothers maiden name was
Stevens. This mans name is Burt. How
could they be brother and sister. The
snap he has on hand is to snap your
hundred. Go down and ask him what
your fathers first name was. You
never had a brother Ben, but ask this
man if he ever knew Ben Bowser,
he's a sharper"
For once in his life Mr.. Bowser took
advice. He went down and carelessly
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-03

DR.. Henry Smith Williams book. on
ssAIeohoi.'' which The Century Co. has
IN press for early issue, has been con-
sfderabIv revised since the appearance
of the articles in MeClurs's Magazine
There has been much added; and the
book omits the suggestion that the
Gothenburg system be tried in Ameri-
ca, together with the claim that ser
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tive. He'll be over tomorrow evening,
and we can see what sort of a man he
"I should be on my guard if were
'On my guard about what?''
He may not be your Uncle John at
all. He may take that way to bor-
row money of you. You know that
there are all sorts OF slick games be-
ing worked"
Woman, do you wish to insult me %
exclaimed Mr.. Bowser. Am 1 such a
fool that stranger can pass himself
off as my uncle?"
But you have been taken in and
done for SO many times, you know"
WHAT What! 1 have been taken in
and done for-I, Bowser! When?
Where? How? / deny that / have
ever been a victim to anybody. Produce
your proofs or stand convicted"
well, let us hope that this man will
turn out all right" she said realizing
that she had gone too far on the other
tack.
"Of course he will turn out all right.
How can he turn out any other way
That's just like you-suspicious of
everybody. I don't believe you fully
trust your own mother. I'd like to find
one man in this world that you would
not put down as a double-dyed scoun-
drel."
Mrs. Bowser said no more, though
she had thoughts, and after few
minutes Mr.. BoWser got over his choler
and began remembering about his re-
iatfons. It was agreed that a nice din
ner should be prepared for Uncle John,
and that he should be invited to pass
two or three days with them.
At o'clock the next afternoon, two
hours before Mr.. Bowser was expected
home. Uncle John rang the bell. He
was a man of 40. He was a slick, oily
gabby man. He wore loud clothes and
there was an aroma of horse about
him.
and this must be Sammy's wife ?''
he said as he was admitted. "Wen,
well. The last time I saw you you
were a girl bride. / remember how it
rained that morning, and how Sammy
was half an hour late"
(MentaI memo. made by Mrs. Bow
ser: She was married in the evening,
and it didn't rain at alb
after talking with Sammy. over the
wire last night" continued the uncle,
ct tried to figure out what his age
must be. I make it about 5S. How does
he bear his age?'
(Another memo: He had the age
nine years too much-)
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William Dean Howells' daughter,
Miss Mildred HoweIls. is the latest
writer to be added to the list OF sup
nosed authors of 1.-The Inner Shrine
This list of suspects as filed in the
Harper archives now numbers thirty
four.
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asked about Brother Ben, and the
caller laughed and replied:
ooh, yes; I remember your brother
Ben well. Nice boy, Ben was. Give him
my regards when you write.
''And my sister Kitty" CHE never
had one)
"Ah, Kitty was the beauty of the
Bowser family Sweetest girl / ever
saw. 1 trust she married well2"
Every well, indeed. Uncle John. l
give you two minutes to get outside
my gate!"
why, Sammy Bowsser!"
Sammy took him by the neck and
led him to the door and put shoe
against him, and the Uncle" went
without a word. Mrs. Bowser felt that
she deserved a word of praise for her
share, but when she said SO, Mr.. Bow
ser turned on her with:
why, spotted that fellow over the
telephone last night, and was just
drawing him on! can't see where you
come into this thing at all!"-(Copy-
right, 1909, by the Associated Literary
Press
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BOWsER's UNCLE JOHN.
He Telephones and Arrives on a Visit.
CBy NJ. Quad.)

(By M. quad
The Bowsers were sitting on the
front steps to take the evening
air when the telephone rang in a. per-
emptory way and Mr.. Bowser went in
to answer it and was greeted with:
"Hello-Is that you, Sammy"
''Who do you want, sir!" was de-
manded.
IT want Bowser-Sammy Bowser. Is
that him at the phone ?"
"Sir, I am Mr.. BoWser."
"Glad of it. Howdy. Sammy"
IF you do not address me more re-
spectfully shall shut you off,
Come, now, Sammy, don't get hot
under the collar. Let your Uncle John
have his little joke"
What do you mean?"
I'm your Uncle John, one of your
mothers brothers. I live in Wisconsin,
but am here on business. You have
probably forgotten me, but I've kept
track of you through the papers. Been
going to write you a hundred different
times, but have always put it off.
Meant to have got over this evening
and surprised you, but will drop in to-
morrow evening in time for dinner.
Haven't seen you since the day you
were married. Hows the wife %
do you mean that you are one of
my uncles?' asked Mr.. Bowser-
"Cert, my boy. 1t don't flatter me
that you can't remember your Uncle
John, though I never saw you often
in the long ago. How do the rest of
our tribe come on?'
Mr.. Bowser couldn't remember on
his life if he had ever had an Uncle
John, but concluded to take the
chances, and the man at the other end
of the wire was told that he would be
made welcome. OF course, Mrs Bow
ser wanted to know all about it when
the talk was closed, and when the par
ticulars had been related she unused
for while and then said:
Seems to me that you ought to re-
member if your mother had a brother
named John"
But she had half dozen brothers,
and it's 20 years since I saw any of
EN- believe one or two did go West. -
How did he open the CONVEX
sation?"
by calling me Sammy. He wouldn't
have done that unless he was a rela-
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g nIother GROW young.

1T would be hard to oyerstate the won
derfuI change in my mother since she be-
gan to use Electric Bitters." writes Mrs
w L fitzpatrick OF Danforths NE, Al
though past 20 she seems really 70 pc
growing young again. She suffered untold
misery from dyspepsia for 20 years Al
last she could neither eat. drink nor sleep
doctors gave her up and all remedies fall
ed iii Electric Bitters worked such won
ders for her health" They tnvtgorate al
vital oreans cure Liver and Kidney trou-
bIes induce sleep. impart strength and
appetite only SOC at Campbell Drug Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-03

William Dean Howells' "a Little
Swiss Sojourn' echoes the call to for
eign travel with a timely reprint in
the Harper "Black and White series,
pocket size. The experiences of which
Mr.. Howells tells in his books are of
several delightful weeks spent in the
Canton Vaud, at Montreux, Vevay,
and Villeneuve.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-03

ioUs economic disturbances would fol-
low should general prohibition sudden
ly be made notwithstanding to ex-
hibit facts rather than opinions.
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AS an indication of the worldwide
appeal of American humor, Messrs.
Small, Maynard 6, Company report the
another large edition of "The Letters
of Jennie Allen" by Miss Grace Don
worth
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-03

Hamlin Garland is at his summer
home, Mapleshade, in West Salem,
Wisconsin, where, despite his announc-
novels,-on1y p1ays,-he is said to be
| now and again occupied with a page
of fiction.
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BAT AND THOMPSON TO
FIGHT TO A FINISH
AoRuG TO 90 % ROUNDS. ksu
coLMA FUELS CERTAIN OF
BEING MILL CENTER.

SAN FRANCISCO. May .-Ae'
rardinK 10 a dispatch received hers
from barney Lirhiens,elu. manager
Of Cyclone" Jimmy Thompson. whst
hts husky pFoirgs and Battling mol
san hook 40 at The r1ima arena Jul,
6, they sill 10 prepared 10 60 ssei
a s5afound route
Tbs final arrangements for tbs
fiEhi sers made yesterday Ia Gil
rAEa. and while no HsuiiHn u o
hattie ground was Included IN ihs
agreement the fact that y touHds
IN other u.1fda a flEhi 20 finish
uefs stipulated. u II almost certain
that coinaa viii b. the seanp Of ths
battle
Nelson aud Thompson have mel
twice before. each time II six round
bouts. and shlie the champlnn Won
the decision each time. ths eueoun
tsfs were furious and hisssstt A Ions
youtr IA said 20 ThSmpsan'a forte
and be- has never been kuaehed umi
Many local sports are not Al al
ssffy that the game rhrHupseu IL q
h. substituted for rsrtay Mcfarland
for the July iata Thonlpsun's cali
Der o. a fighter of The Eiyt and take
school u we'll knusn here. and q
furious battle h Anticipated b. tbs
fans
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dealing

dealing.
Joe scaton pitched a steady same,
and never once let the Black cats
rel him golnk once SOME bad field
ms in the lsft garden put him In a
hole. but Il didn't shake his NERVE,
ard he inst kent on handing u 10
them until tho hast ono died like a
good dos
Yesterday game was not the
elassias'. bat for all around fun y
was there. for hlnEoes hlK and sinail
went eavorting all over the lot and
out Of II. Streib 81 Aberdeen war
the only man yesterday 20 cluft the
sphere ever the fence. but there was
nnhady on the sacks. - All the visit
ore got out Of u was one lonely little
black Dot
IN the third the Black Cats start
ed off with a hi By O'nricn, who
tried 10 stretch lt'lnto a double. but
Tot nabl,et by one of Mikes famous
uhfpa crocker. the man who took
George Capron'- place. drcpped
siever's fiy and the pitcher event
ualiy came home on hit BY Strteb.
That Il all for Aberdeen.
Seattle got two In the sceond.
Hprb1rt booted one from Lynch.
when frisk came up and drove one
70 left. II bounced between Swain .
i.es and Mike trottcd across the
rubber. frlsk came In on passed
ball
Seattle filled the bases m this
sixth. when Lynch and frisk ain
xied. and craekcr worked slower for
= pass Then came one Lee Mages
who pasted thr ball up along the
left foul tine. bringing Lynch and
Frisk home clean. while Crockcr
crossed on a wide throw from
Swain. which nobody paid any at
tsntion 10 In tho home plate dis-
triet The score;