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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08
POSTAL DEFICIT
STILL GROWING
POSTMASTER GENERAL HITCH,
COCK SAYS TWILL BE $780,.
100000 FOR 1909.
----
WILL ATTEMPT INFRINGEMENT
RURAL DELIVERY TO BE
INVESTIGATED.

Beverly, Mass, Sept. 2.-Postmaster
yesterday that the postoffce depart
ment will show deficit OF more than
twenty million dollars for the year
ended June 80, 1903, the largest in its
history. due largely TO the extensions
OF service and the business depres-
sion. Mr.. Hitchcock finds the prob
lem of how to cut and keep the
standard up a difficult one. Every
branch is 10 be examined Now at
work in Washington is commission
of experts examining the registry de-
partment. When the commission has
finished Mr.. Hitchcock will summon
the money order experts to make an
examination OF the money order diyi-
sion, which is showing a growing
deficiency. The postmaster general
thinks it should soon be placed on a
self sustaining basis.
Rural free delivery also is TO be ex.
amined. The system was received
with so much enthusiasm that in
some instances it was expanded be.
yond the needs of the section ser2ed.
Mr.. Hitchcock believes that in some
cases rural deliveries can be made by
contract at a saving TO the govern
ment. II is not the intention TO in.
terfere with the efficiency of the
service.
The subject OF 'frankiLg" privilege.
or sending matter through the mails
free. by government officials, also viii
come in for share OF consideration.
President Taft promises economy in
the postal service.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08
Six Cents Damages.

la Crosse, Wis, Sept. 2.-The La
Crosse Gas q Electric company has
been ordered to pay Harry Taggert .
cents in damages and restore HIS gas
meters, Taggert sued to have his
meters restored and also for damages
to his feelings when employees of tho
company entered his home and re.
moved the meters. The case has been
appealed to the circuit court.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08

great farm near by of his DfoTher,
Justice r. d. Marshall of the supreme
court The yer Photograph was
taken at the dedication the same day
OF memorial to yellow Thunder, a
Wnnebago chief, ever the friend Of
the whites and a familiar figure during
early pioneer days. and even later In
Sank and Columbia counties. yellow
Thunder is supposed to have lived
100 years, and, dying in 1874, was
buried in the woods BY the side of
his squaw who had gone to the happy
hunting grounds in 1868, A few
weeks ago the bones of both were dis.
inferred at the instance of the Saull
County Historical society and the
twentieth Century club of Baraboe
and now rest in an enduring sarcopha.
gus of cement, studded with small
boulders, by the roadside, four miles
north of Baraboo and seven from
/ Newport A few miles away across
the river in Columbia county, Yellow
| Thunder was given 40 acres of land
by the government long ago, and. with
that as his rendezvous, he was wont
to wander { en- all the region round
like old Arti.hoke, withered and limp.
ing end other well-known children OF
the forest. Both at the grave of
Yellow Thunder and at Newport for.
NAL exercises of impressive nature
we're held
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08
STRIKERS WILL
RETURN TO WORK
DISPUTE BETWEEN MINERS AND
OPERATORS SETTLED AT A.
CONFERENCE.
COAL COMPANIES REscIND
ORDER THAT BLACK POWDER
MUST BE USED.
COAL

Pittsburg, Sept. 2.-The dispute be.
tween the miners and operators Of
the Pittsburg district Affecting $4,000
men, 1000 on strike, was settled last
night at conference between
operators and the national executive
board members CT the United Mine
Workers of America, with the
national president Thomas L. Lewis,
OF the organization.
A notice was posted last night in all
mines telling the miners that the re-
cent order of the coal companies that
black powder must be used in mining
coal has been rescinded for the pres
ent.
1t is expected that the miners viii
return to work today
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08
Mamie Cline Near Death.

New York, Sept. maggie Cine,
the actress, who after several years
retirement returned to the stage and
has been ioing her famous old song
and dance act at Rockaway for the
last week, is in critical condition
from ptomaine poisoning At The Park
Inn, in Rockaway Part Her niece.
Mrs Samuel Collins, who is with her,
said Miss Cline ate icecream Monday
evening, causing her illness. II is
feared she will not recover.
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CRANBERRY CROP
SOON To Be READY

Sparta, Sept. 2.--cranberry gather
ing will begin in the marshes near
warrens on Monday, and large num-
Der of pickers will be needed as the
crop is larger than for several years
back. Most OF the growers are out
looking for help. and there will soon
be lively times at the marshes.
The rains of late. while not as much
needed, will be sufficient to carry the
berries safely to picking time in I'll
probability.
There is some damage reported
from the fruit worm, but this is ex-
pected to be less THAI usual owing to
lateness of Matching.
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SETTLES At LAST
WITH VENEZUELA

Caracas, Sept. 2.--W. w Russell.
American minister. yesterday received
from the foreign office che * TOR
$59,375. TO be paid 10 the sew York
G. Venezuela company. lie also re-
ceiyed and signed protocol by which
the Venezuelan government binds it.
self to pay $415.625 more in seven
yearly installments, the first OF sew
eral large sums which the present
government OF Venezuela must pay In
atonement for confiscation and de-
struction Of American property rights
by the late Castro government.
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PAPER ACCUSES PRINCE.

Belgrade journal lntimates That
George Assaulted Chauffeur.
Belgrade, Servia, Sept. The
newspaper, Zyono, which first pub.
,hShed the story that Crown Prince
George had assaulted his valet, a
statement that resulted In the prince
renouncing his right TO toe throne,
made anoher sensational announce.
ment yesterday with regard to a
French chauffeur employed by the
prince. 1t declares the chau-eu.4 re-
Gently received serious injuries follow.
ing which he was conveyed secretly to
a Belgrade h pital perhaps fatally
injured.
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How With Two Eski-
mos He Reached
North Pole
Returning on Danish
Steamer, Wires Wife
of Success
No Doubt That The Ex
plorer Has Realized
Ambition
BULLETIN.


Brussels, Sept. 2.--The observatory
here received the following telegram,
dated Lerwick, Shetland islands:
"Reached North Pole April Fl, 1908.
Discovered land far north. Return to
Copenhagen by Steamer, Hans Egede.
(signed) Frederick Cook"
American officials at the observa-
tory state that the dispatch surely is
authentic and the north pole has been
reached for the first time, and by an
American.
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Death Of Deacon Fuller.

Appleton. Wis, Sept. al F. Full
Ter, a deacon Of the Congregational
church, IL dead. For 10 years, during
which time he has been trustee and
clerk, he has not missed a church
service. Being hard of hearing, he
always occupied the front pew.
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shot to Death cal n Bed.

Hollis, Okla, Sept. 2.-Mystery sur
rounds the death OF j. w. Sims, 'sher-
in of Harmon county. who was found
dead in bed from revolver wounds.
Mrs. Sims, who was sleeping with
her husband, could throw no light
upon the shooting. The authorities
declare a sensational arrest will be
made soon
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP.
Major W. 3. Martin Scores Highest
IN TW.a Matches.

Camp Perry, O., Sept 2.-The mill
tary championship Of the United
States In the rife tournament was
won yesterday by Major William y.
Martin Of Elizabeth, New Jersey. who
scored 636 in the national individual
ard president matches. The prcsi-
dent match was won by Midshipman
Andrew u. Denny of the navy, who
scored 3l6.
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MINERS TO IGNORE fEEHAN.
Declare He is Wrong in His View Of
Explosives.

Pitisturg. Sept 2--DecIaring thar
Francis Feehan. president Of distric,
number 5. United Mine Workers. has
placed himself ia opposition to thu
best mining experts and scientific men
lof every mining country In regard D
explosives used in mines and opposed
to unbiased investigation Of the ques-
ton, National President Homes l.
Lewis has taken full charge Of the dis
pu.e betgeen 1900 local miners AMI
operators. Hereafter the national or
ganization win deal directly with tbo
operators and ignore President Fec
han
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POLICE oFFgR RgwARp FoR ~

Xenosha Wis. Sept. "A reward
II s25 has been offered for The finding
OF the missing oar in the Herman
Martin death mystery at Twin lakes.
II is thought that If the oar can be
found sufficient evidence will have
been collected to prosecute a suspect
now held in jail here.
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AoRvArcH ARREsTE5.

Caugha in Michigan on Information
From Racine--Murder Charge.
South Bend, Ind, Sept, John
Horvatch was arrested last night on
information from the police Of Racine,
Wis, who charge him with four muir
ders. He killed a man named sulli.
van in Racine six weeks ago, and
also, 1t Is alleged. killed two men in
Michigan and one in Milwaukee.
Hovatch admitted last night, the POI
lice say, killing Sullivan. but denied
the others.
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Thieves steal Powder.

Eau Claire. Wis, Sept. 2-The
Foss-Armstrong hardware company's
9Wder house on the Eau Claire river
rs been broken irfo and a large
santity Of powder hauled away. Just
hen the robbery took place Is not
1o-p. as 10 members n the com
~y h~F hoen 81 +Ne ~'2cc slnca
ednesd8y.
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THREE THOUSAND DEAD.
River Overflow Taxes Terrible Toll Of
Lives and Property.

Monterey, Mex. Sent. 2.-Three
thousand Is now the official estimate
of dead in Monterey in the overflow
of the Santa Catarina river and to this
probably viii be added about 600 when
complete reports are received. Cada-
reyta yesterday reported 125 bodies
taken from the river at San Juan and
S57 found. In Monterey $50 bodies,
many unidentified have been buried.
In San Lusitoa prevails terrible con-
dition, as the stencil from bodies half
buried in sands is almost unbearahle.
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peath q Rev. ana Ne. cornmaIL

White Plains, y ", sept. PA ca
1iegram announces the deata from
cholera at Foo Choo. China, of Rev.
and Mrs. George Cornwall. for twenty
years Presbyterian missionaries In
that country
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08
MURDERED WOMAN
FOUND IN PARK

San Antonio. Sept. 1.-The booy of
Mrs. Alberta Banta, the divorced wife
Of Former United states Senator John
r. Phipps, of Homer, La, was found
IN Breckenridge park here yesterday.
after telephone message to the POI
lice from an unidentified man. Mrs.
Banta was 30 years old.
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END Ll.ss TOGETHER.
New York Police Find Bodies of
Man and Woman in Reservoir.

w" TWIN FVI5ce FIHu bodIeS OF
Man and Woman in Reservoir.
New York, Sept. 2.-The police
theory that Dora Winnifred Hockey
and Charles Sehock committed suicide
together received partial confirmation
yesterday when the girls body was
found in Jerome Park reservoir. The
couple disappeared week ago ant
We're last seen together Schock's
body was found in the reservoir on the
following day A coroner's physician.
after investigating, reported that he
discovered no evidence of foul play
in the death of Miss Hockey.
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HALF MILLION FIRE.
Several Firemen Receive injuries by
Failing Walls.

Pittsburg, Sept 2.-Fire yesterday
destroyed the J. A. Blanck express
and storage building. Tue loss is half
a million. five fremen we're injured
by falling WALL.
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cur OUT OF MAILS.

Sending Of Lottery Tickets from Cuba
To U. S. Prohibited.
Washington, Sept. 2.-An agree.
ment was reached yesterday by Amer
lean and Cuban postal officials by
which the sending of lottery tickets
from Cuba to the United States
through the mails viii be prevented
absolutely.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08
Wires His wife.

New York, Sept. Successful.
well. Address Copenhagen. Fred.
The foregoing cable, exasperating in
briefness, was received at New York
Yesterday from DR. Frederick A.
Cock, the American explorer, whom
latest cable advices credit with hav-
ing discovered the North Pole The
message was sent to his wife, who
has bee. counting the days and hours
and praying for his safety since his
departure from this city July 4, 1907.
Mrs. Cook was not at home, but is
spending the summer at HarpswelI,
Maine, so the despatch was received
by DR. r, T. Davidson. a personal
friend Oh the explorer, who made its
contents known, then flashed the news
to Mrs. Cook. This is the first news
she has had from her husband since
March II, $685. when he wrote from
Cape Hubbard on the edge of the
polar ice sea on the northwest side OF
Ellesmere land AT that time he adj
vised his companion Rudolph FRANKIE,
at Etah, Greenland, to wait there until
June for his return, but in the event
Of DR.. Cooks failure to appear to pro-
coed 10 America. FRANKIE waited as
instructed but as DIR. Cook iailed to
come back, he caught the Peary Auxil-
larry ship and reached New York last
fall. Since then Cooks whereabouts
have been a mystery.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08

culations ON his progress and has
shared the belief OF the Arctic club
that her husband has achieved the
goal of the north pole
Arctic Club Has No News.
Dr.. Roswell o, Stebbins, chairman
of the committee that organized the
relief expedition sent out for DR..
Cook. said yesterday that no news of
any kind regarding the explorer has
reached his friends and hackers in
the Arctic and the Explorers clubs
here since March 2. 1908, yaen DR..
Cook started inland from Etah. Green
land. The Associated Press dispatch
from Copenhagen yesterday was the
first intimation- they had received
that Or. Cook had been successful
Voyage of the Schooner, jeanne.
The committee of which DR.. Steb-
bins is chairman was organized sew
eral months ago It raised fund.
which was added 20 that used in
equipping the schooner, Jeanne. which
sailed from st. Johns, Newfoundland
two weeks ago, With the combined
purpose of taking supplies to Com.
mandel Robert e. Peary and bringing
haclS DR.. Cook AID another explorer.
Harry Whitney, if they could be
found. The Jeanne was bound for
Etah, Greenland, hut is not due to ar.
rive there until the middle OF this
month.
Geographic Society EIated.
Washington. D. c., Sept. 2.-omcia
of the National Geographic society In
this city yesterday Were greatly elated
at the news of the reported success
of DR. Cook in discovering the north
pole, Little is known of DR.. Cooks
expedition, although they follow close
ly the movements of all arctic and
antarctic explorers.
Feared Explorer Was Lost.
Some time ago, the National Geo
graphic society. officers say, it was
feared Dr.. Cook had been lost on his
daring trip in search of the pole. No
news had been received from him and
his friends reluctantly gave up hope
of ever hearing from him again. In
fact, a relief expedition was fitted
out and sent into the frozen north in
hope of finding the explorer dead or
alive. The funds for this expedition
were secured by subscription.
DIR. Cooks expedition to discover
the north pole was arranged in a
rather secretive manner. Little pub
licity was given to the lone explorers
daring attempt.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08
CLAIMS TO BE HEIR.

Detroit Widow Wants 100000 of
Silent Smiths Estate.
Chicago, Sept. Mrs. Agnes Mel
ody, a Detroit widow. claiming rela-
tionship by adoption to the heirs OF
the late James S. (silent) Smith, yes.
terday brought suit IN the circuit
court To recover property valued al
more than 100000 The Illinois
Trust and Savings bank is the defend
ant
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08
King Edward JubIlant.

London, Sept. DIR. Cooks feat
has created tremendous excitement
here. The news was telegaphed to
King Edward at Marienbad and was
communicated to his majesty while he
was at supper after the theater The
king displayed the greatest interest
in Cooks success. London morning
papers give this the premier place
ana print every available item con-
cern.ng DR.. Cooks explorations.
The Chronicle says: "All honor to
this daring man, who, having been
given up for dead, has appeared with
news of victory
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08
Heard From in March.

New York. Sept 2.--Dr. Roswell o
Stebbins, chairman of the committee
that organized the elief expedition
sent out for DR. Coo said yesterday
that no news Of any kind regarding
the explorer had reached his friends
and bacl,ers in the Arctic and the Elk
plorers' club here since March Z
1908, when DIR. Cook started inland
from Etah. Greenland The Assoc'at
ed Press dispatch from Copenhagen
was the first intimation they had re
ceived that DIR. Cook had been sue
cessfu.
The committee of which DIR. Steb
bins is chairman, was organized sew
eral months ago. It raised FUND
which was added to that used In
equipplng the schooner jeanne, whicr
sailed from st. Johns, Newfoundland
two weeks ago with the combined pur
pose OF taking supplies to Command
er Robert E. Peary and bringing bacl
Dr. Cook and another explorer. Harr,
Whitney. If they could be found.
The Jeanie was bound for Etah
Greenla nd, but is not due to arrive
there rntil the middle OF this month
Ca mot Locate Mrs. Cook.
Portland. Me, Sept. Mrs, Fred
erick Cool. wife of the Arctic ex
nlorer, has been passing the summer
II South HaTpsweli. she came here
} spend he day with friend. De
spite the utlaos efforts il had beer
4 imTossisble ,Ip TO late last night Z
ocste her, A ca5legranl from Copen
segen ard scores Of kilograms arr
cid al Brunswi for Mrs Cook
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cIIIRoPIDIsT.
osTEOPATIIY.

DIR ELIZABETH L. wISAIER. Suite
41G Sec. &c Tr Bldg. "a Main. Ird- 1851.
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DANCE WELL ATTENDED.
americans Trip the Light Fantastic
At Annual Social Affair.

The american" clubs annual ball
in Odeon hall was we'll attended last
night j. F. Darmer. chairman of the
American" party, and Miss Lucille
Yates, who was secretary OF the cam
paign committee. led the grand march
In the absence of Mayor John S. Bransr
ford. who Is now in California on bus
mess.
A booth was placed In a corner of the
hall where fruit punch was served.
The members OF the committee on ar
rangements were A. j. Weber, p. f..
Connor. jesse Burnctte, Miss Lucille
Yates Miss Ruby Williams. Miss Mabel
Snyder, Mrs. Willard Snyder and Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Charon. The floor was
IN charge OF Mr.. Charon as floor man
ager.
The reception committee consisted OF:
Mrs. John S. Bransford. Mr.. and Mrs.
a. ]. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. w. Mont
Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. O'Donnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mckinney. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. II. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Raybould,
Mr and Mrs Walter Lyme. Mr.. and
Mrs. ] ]. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. T. Il.
Black. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Peedall. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. +. Mulvcy. MIR. and Mrs.
II. ]. Dninny, Mr.. and Mrs, 3. s.
Rives. Mr. and Mrs Gideon Snyder. Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph AIN. Mr.. and Mrs.
i. D. Martin, j. y. Moreton.
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Death of James Van Arm-James
van Arm OF Omaha. aged 80. and a
member of the Modern Woodmen of
America died Mt 200 Ninth East street
Monday from cancer. The body will be
shipped TO Omaha for intcrmcnt
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CHURCH NOTICES

The Ensign stake quarterly con-
ference Will be held next Sunday.
December ~. 1909. with sessions at
10 o'clock a m. In the assembly han
and at 2 o'clock p. m. in the taber-
nncle. Bishops and presiding officers
OF auxiliary associations are request
ed to announce the conference in all
meetings held during the present week.
The scmi-annual conferences of the
Liberty stake Relief society will con-
vene in the Ninth ward chapel, Thurs
day, Dec 9, at 10 a. IN. and p. m. A
full attendance Is desired.
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LOOKING ONES BEST.

It's woman's delight to look her
best but pimples, skin cruptions, sores
and boils rob life of joy. Listeni
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures them;
makes the skin soft and yelvety. 1t
glorifies the face. Cures Pimples,
Sore eyes. Cold Sores. Cracked Lips.
Chapped Hands. Try 1t Infallible
for Piles. csc at q. c. NJ. I. Drug De-
partment, 112-114 Main ST.. Salt Lake
CITY
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UNDrpEACHaBI,E.

II you we're TO see the unequalled
volume of unimpcachablc testimony
in favor OF Hoods Sarsaparilla. you
would upbraid yourself for so long
delaying to take this effective altern-
tive and tonic medicine for that blood
disease from which you are suffering.
It cradicatcs scrofula and all other
humors and cures all their inward
and outward effects
Take Hoods. Q
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COMMISSION FOR THE BLIND.
Governor Spry Chosen President of
Organization Formed Monday

The Utah commission for the ad:lt
blind met Monday afternoon in Gov.
William Spry's office and perfected an
organization. Gov. Spry was chosen
president: c. ]. Ross OF Ogden. vice pres
ident. and Annie Is. Hardy, secretary
and treasurer. The commission Will meet
again in about 10 days subject TO the
call of the president at which time some
data and information concerning the
adult blind in the state will he 10 csent-
ed. Steps will be taken in outlining a
plan whereby Industrial activity may be
fostered among the afflicted.
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Walker Brothers

Farm Specialists"
we have moved to larger and better
quarters at
261s Main Street. Upstairs.
Bell 1901. Ind 1916
We have 240 acres Of the choicest fruit
land In Davis county. that we can sell
at so per acre In tracts TO suit pur-
chaser. Terms to suit.
ONLY $500.
A beautiful red brick. strictly modern,
near Ninth East and Twelfth South, S
convenient rooms, bath, closets. 3
porchcs, two OF which are screened. Tho
house alone cannot be duplicated for
$500. The large corner lot 555xsis rods
is simply thrown in. 1t is close enough
TO eth East to be benefited by the paw
Ing next spring. yet 1t will escape the
paving assessment; easy terms.
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PROVO WOOLEN
MILLS FOR SALE.

The undersigned offer for sale to
the highest bidder. the Provo Wool
en- Mills. nine set mill. situated
at Provo City. Utah. consisting OF
the machinery. water power and
real estate, at private sale. The
machinery has been kept up in first
class shape, and the mill could be
put into operation at days no.
tice- Bids to be opened on Wedncs-
day, Dec. Is. 1909. reserving the
right to reject any or all bids.
REED SMOOT,
JOHN r. BARNES.
GEORGE ROMNEY.
Address all communications to
George Romney. Deserct National
Bank. Salt Lake City
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BOYS, GIRLS AND
CHLDREN's BOOKS

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