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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-29
PROVO NEWS NOIfS
TO The Tribune.

Special to The Trlpunc.
PROVO May 2s.-The twenty sixth
year of the Proctor academy will close
With exercises extending from May 2s 10
June 3. On Friday evening. May 2S, MT.
and Mrs. :. II, Goodwin VIII receive the
members OF the faculty and students Oh
the academic department Rev. j. Chal-
len Smith Will give the baccalaureate ad-
dress i'll the Congrega tional church on
ment The Advertising Girls, promises
TO be one of the best ever given by the
school ard will occur on Tuesday evening,
June !. Wednesday evening, at s O'Clock.
the members OF the eighth grade class.
assisted by others from the grammar de-
psrtment will present 'Evangeline, in
i've acts ON Thursday afternoon at !
o'clock the alumni banquet Will be given.
and at o'clock the commencement pro-
Sramme. The programme Is as ioho~ss
Grammar department. Wednesday, 8
"Evangelne." in five acts.
Violin solo. Spring Song Burnette
Music, .:Traumerei'' aud other selec
lions on the violin and piano.
Academic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES subject,
'"phe Panama Canal
aDiscovery and Early Exploration of
the Isthmus.' Jesse r. Foutz.
Use Of the Route Before the Inception
of the Canal" Bessie Ratcliffe.
Quartette-Messrs. Carter Culbertson,
Buckler and Goodwin.
'.Thc French and the Canal" Nellie
Bate.
.sTransfer of the Canal To the United
States and Recent Progress Helen
Chorus. The Three Chafers," high
school
achievements in the Canal Zone"
Hester Bonham.
The Canal in the History and Progress
of the Future" Robert r. Ratcliffc.
Chorus. "All Through the Night" high
school
Conferrlng OF diplomas. Rev Noble S,
EIdcrlSin.
Quartette-Messrs. Carter. CuIbertson,
Buckler and Goodwin
Following are the graduates: Academic
department-Ncllic Bate, Hester Bon
ham Helen DeMoisy, Jesse B. Foutz.
Bessie Ratcline. Robert X. RatcliTe.
Grammar department-Joy Jones, Alta
Rosengreu. Gertrude Spafford: Dean
Tucker Leslie Waid.
A meeting of the advocates OF proh bi-
ton was held in the district court room
last night for the purpose OF organization.
j. II. Fiisby was elected chairman and
T. l., Roberts. secretary. Speeches were
made by Louis S. Fuller. organizer OF
intermountain. state and saloon leagues.
j. il. F'rsby. Joseph B. kccler. James @.
DuffiD, J. T.. Booth and others, all In
favor or prohibition. 1t Was voted to
work for a dry" Provo and reach outs
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Discover Burglars.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
SPRINGvILLE, May 2S.-The residence
OF Mrs. William Wiscomb. n widow was
entered by burglars about O'Clock last
night and thoroughly ransacleed. Two
gold watches were carried away That
there WAS a. burglar In the house was
discovered by the little son OF Mrs Wis
comb and boy friend, who were PLAYING
near the house, The two little lads no.
ticed q light In the house. and. as fhe
family was away from home, went to find
out what it was. When they neared the
house Il man came to the window and
nt the point Of revolver ordered tbom
TO leave. They did so. and went immcdi-
ately 10 tho city marshsrs office Two
OFFICERS were sent out on the ase but the
burglar could not be apprchonded
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DIED

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MMMDDENmA Na,l 81 ,ooa singham cany"n' on on
twnnly-lour N"ars. Remains at the par
lors OF Eber w. Hall ut Bingham Canyon,
Time and place of funeral 10 be an-
nounCcd later.
PIIELPS-ln this city on May IS 1909:
Chester G, Phelps, aged II years i
months and II days. Funeral services
viii be held from the parlors of tbcr W.
Han, l6l South Yves; Temple street, M.
post No. >. &. \. H., of which hc was
member. on Sunday, May so at ] r. M,
lnterment in Mount Olivct cemetery.
MlLLER-At TopIin Utah. on MAY o.
1909, Theodore Miller aged 81 years.
Funeral VIII take place from the parlors
street. today Saturday, at 1 y. III. In
tcrmcnt in city cemetery.
GAYLER-At Dillon. Mont, May -. 1909
OF heart disease. William T., son Of
born August 10. 1881. in salt Lake City.
TIL" body Will be shipped To Salt Lake for
burial.
BATEs-At 87S South West Temple
street, May ~. 1909. OF general debility,
William Bates, in his seventy ninth year
neral services Will he ncld sunday at II
noon from The Seventh ward meeting
house. Friends arc invited to attend. and
the caskct will he opened on day Of fu
neral from ia To IL 30. at 2iG East Sixth
south. residence of dcccascds son.
George \, Bates, lntcrmcnt at City ccnc-
tory.
RILEY.Tn this city. May IS. 1909. Mary
y. Riley, wife OF ], j. Riley, aged IL
Years, Funeral services will he held from
SG Marys cathedral ON Tuesday morning
June ]. at 10 o'clock. Funeral cortcge
VIII leave the family residence. AZ
Mt; Calvary. Bcndville, Colo. and Oel-
"clns Ia, papers please copy
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TINY VICTIM OF ACCIDENT
GENTLY LAID AT REST
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. May 2S.-Impressive funeral
services were held over the remains Of
little Susanna Mullen. the twenty
months-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
George Mullen. at Larkin & Sons funeral
chapei. this AFTERNOON The little girl
was drowned !n n canal which runs near
the home on Adams avenue, last Monday
evening,
Taylor Of the First ward The First
ward choir assisted by Mrs. Heber War
ner furnished the music. Bishop Robert
McQuarrie, Patriarch George ". Larkin
and Bishop II. G. Jacobs were the speak
ers Interment was at the City ceme-
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POPULAR EUREKA MAN
PASSES TO OTHER SIDE
Special 10 The Tribune.

EUREKA. May 2S.-Benns sullivan.
for the past seventeen years resident
OF Tintic. died on Sunday morning. after
a long illness, from miners consump-
his health, but. realizing that the cnd
was near, he returned TO Eureka. TO be
with his relatives until the end came.
Mr.. Sullivan was born in County Cork,
Ireland, forty-four years ago. and emil
grated to America in 1882, locating at
YonSers. y. Y. His death was particu-
occur I'm the family in the past three
months. He leaves a mother two sisters,
Mesdames p, O'Regan and John Osborn
and two brothers. Patrick and Philip
Sullivan,
Funeral services were held at st, Pat
rick's church on Tuesday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock. being conducted by the Rev
Father Manlon. and were largely at
tended by his many friends I'm Tintic. The
body was inferred in the city ceme-
terry,
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ARRANGEMENTS ARE MADE
FOR DECORATION DAY
Special TO The Tribune

OGDEN, May 2S.-On Decoration day.
members OF the DixLogau post OF the G,
a, r.. Ladies of the G. A. r.. the Wom-
ans Relief Corps, and the Spanish War
Veterans will meet at the city hall at
O'Clock In the morning from which point
they will take cars for the City ceme-
terry. where the graves of veterans Will
be decorated and ritualistic services con-
Quoted.
In the afternoon the graves at the
Mountain View cemetery Will be deco
rated and flowers streNn on the waters
OF the Ogden river at the Sanitarlum in
honor OF the naval veterans.
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Anderson's Will Filed.
o The Tribune.

NpeNIHI TIC
OGDEN, May 2S.-Thc will OF Andrew
L. Anderson was filed In the probate dt-
vision of the district court today. and as
directed IN the instrument, Judge How
ell named James Wetherspoon the
sole executor. Anderson beQueates TO
Christina Anderson and Anna Anderson,
daughters. Caroline Marie Anderson. a
divorced wife; James Wetherspoon' and
a sister living in Norway. whose name
and address IS not given. each the sum
of $50, The residue of the estate he d.
reefs shall he divided equally between his
daughters, divorced wife and the eXecu-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-29
STABBING AFFRAY
OCCURS AT MURRAY
Special to The Tribune.

MURRAY, MAY 2S-In a stabb.ng af-
fray which occurred here tonight between
jim Ritter and Mike CriCkvIch. laborers,
the latter sustained several severe cuts
about the neck and shoulders. Crickvich
was on his way home from work when
he was attacked by Ritter, who. after
throwing him 10 the ground, proceeded
To stab him with long -bladed knife.
After inilicting several deep gashcs he
fed. and the authorities had not been
able to apprcheud him at A late hour to-
night The wounded man was taken to
DIR. Kenne6ys office and the cuts were
dressed. II is not believed they will prove
fatal. although two OF them are Of a
serious nature.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-29
OGDEN RAPID TRANSIT
EXTENSION COMPLETED
Specjsl To Tho Tribune.

OGDEN NIny 2S-The extension of the
street railway limo OF the Ogden Rapid
Transit company on Wall avenue. be-
tween Twenty-fifth street and Thirty
second street, was completed this after
noon The last section OF the trolley
line was connected up with the main line
on lower Twentyffth street late this
afternoon.
Traffic on the extension Will probab bly,
be started tomorrow and will prove n
great convenience TO this section OF the
city which is thickly populated. and who
have been clamoring for street car SER
vice for several years.
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Tintic Ore Shipments.


NNEtIdI 10 7 IIE IIIUUIIE.
EUREKA, May 2s-The following arc
the ore shipments received from Eureka ::
Iron Blossom, 30 cars; Sioux Consolidated
II: Colorado, 30; Dragon Iron. 20: Brook
lyn. 3: Swansea. >, Beck Tunnel 3 North
Gift. I: Victoria. 4; Undine. /: Ajax. / !:
William Beck: 3; Eagle and Blue Bell, / ::
Centennial Eureka, 40, May Day 9:
Yankee. .; Eureka Fiji. !; Mammoth II:
total 1aa cars. There were also l27 cars
OF ore shipped TO the CITY smcltcr
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Looking for Runaway.

Special 10 The TrIbune.
Provo arrived in Ogden this evening In
search of Maroni Clark. a 1S-year-old
lad. who ran away from his home several
days ago The boy sold his bicycle and
used the money TO purchase ticket 10
Salt Lake He was traced TO ihat place.
hut Il is believed that he afterward came
10 Ogden, The boys father accompanied
the officer to Ogden.
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Is Instantly Killed.
sciaI TO Tho Tribune.

Special 20 Tho TrlbUne.
BINGHAM, May 2S.-Wayne McFad-
den, aged "a years, and an employee OF
the Ohio Copper company. was instantly
killed while at work on the company s
property in this city today. He was In
the act of going up tho shaft on a loaded
skip when his head struck the side of tho
shaft. breaking his neck and killing him
instantly. He leaves a wife, who resides
In this city. and parents residing in
Provo. No arrangements have been made
for the funeral.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

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DANtS-Thc funeral services OF Lucy
Davis, tho -ycar-old daughter of
Mr.. ,aud Mrs. Edwin Davis Of Bingham
Canyon viii be held today. Saturday.
May ~ from the Lattcr-day Saints
church at Bingham Canyon. Intermcnt
in Bingham cemetery
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Funeral Announced.
10 The Tribune.

Special 10 TIC JllDuhe.
OGDEN. May 2S.--Funeral services for
Mrs Jane NJ Hastings. wife OF John
Hastings, will be held at Larkin & Sons
undertaking Darors. Sunday afternoon,
at O'clock Mrs. Hastings was born In
Stanordshre. England, September %,
1916. and had been living in Ogden for
the past twenty years. Her husband and
two daughters survive. Bishop Carl r.
Peterson will conduct the services.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-29

TWO FINE STORE ROOMS AND BASE
ment. 25Nll0 II. each. good loca tion for
any line OF business. Hubbard Inv. Co.
Sc w. 3rd So Fire insurance. 1856
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ALL KINDS OF MILLINERY WORK
done; hats cleaned dyed and rcmodeled-
Trimmed hats at reasonable prices. t5l
SO. Main E2eo4
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FOR RENT, 5-ROOM MODERN AND
basement: no children or dogs. Inquire
2l'} So. 2nd East. or phone 1139-k; SS?:
Range and linolcum in kitchcn. r3t6t
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Moran In AS Foreman.

Special 70 The IrIDuHe.
OGDEN, May 9S.-Martln Moran.
well-known machinist in the employ of
The Southern Pacific Railroad company,
today assumed the position IS machine
foreman in place Of Nelson Henry. who
was recently taken suddenly ILL., Mr..
Henry has been sent TO Salt Lake for
treatment.
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Funeral at SpringYilIe.

Special TO The Tribune
SPRINGNILLE. May 2s.-Mrs RoscIIa
Lambson. wife of Arby l.ambson OF this
city. died yesterday afternoon. ar tho
age OF ~ years. She is survived bv- Mr.
Lambson and five children. No arrange
MGnLs haze bea,l paadc- .tpr, lhe- -lupcraI.
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Dan M. Steeu Dead,
10 The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida. MAY 2S.-News was re-
ceived here yesterday OF the death of
Dan on. Stecu i'll California. Mr. Steen
was an old resident OF Idaho. though not
an elderly man at the time OF his de-
mise, He lived and was well known in
Custer. Elnore and Ada counties.
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Licenses to Wed.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 2S.--A license to marry
was issued by the county clerk today TO
Amos r. Cook and Elizabeth Williams,
both OF Syracuse
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-29
Laurelhurst Trips Tomorrow.

Al afternoon, from the end of the
Pcuitentiary car line. Don + be Il
"wish YOU had, Buy tomorrow.
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PUBLIC STENoGRAPHER
MOVING, STORING, PACKING,
SHIPPING

LARGEST AND EST-EQUIPPED OUT
flt In the west; goods shipped to any
part OF the United States at reduced rates
All work guaranteed. Redman Moving
and Storage Co. Phones $50. o1052
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BORN

PECk-At noon. Wednesday. May &c.
1909. 10 the wife of Claude B. Peck,
at 562 South Third East street ten
pound daughter. Mother and child do
Ing we'll.
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Moderate Restaurant Pr,ces

At Saltar Grand opening today.
Fireworks Monday night. Round trip,
% cents.
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WOMAN COOK AT 474 WEST 2ND so
Colorado cafe. 1888
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a private safe may be rented in fhe
fire and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust COMPANY
81 Up. Main street, $500 per year,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-29

Competent COOK WANTED AT AZ
So. 5th East. Mrs Eatrow 1859!
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4-ROOM THIRD FLOOR FLAT, MOD
ern. Kenwood apartments, $50 e. 3rd
So Independent phone S420 p910
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LEARN TO BE YOUR OWN MLLINER;
six private lessons teach you how.
For Information call Main 1o37-H Bell.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-29

GIRL WHO UNDERSTANDS HAIR
work 20I So. State. 1902
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5-RooM FLAT AT YORK" COR. 3RD
So. and 7th East. No car fare. No chill
drcn. $50. 90. Bell f24l- p2003
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GIRL OR WOMAN FOR HOUsEWORK;
good pay: small family 45l So. Main.
r2122
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WANTED-PUPH,S

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TEACHER ORGANIZ-
Ing classes in Latin and mathematics
i6S So. Bird East, bet. and IL a M.
rl0Sl
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COMPETENT GIRL FOB GENERAL.
houscwork. 21S 1st ave 1889
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. l6A S. West Temple: phone
1913. v4s2
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FOR RENT AND 5-ROOM MODERN
cottages; inquire 10 Wayne ave. Bell
2027-Z. p122o
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CUT FLOWERS

THE FLOWER SHOP. CUT FLOWERS
and designs Under Natl Bank of Rep.
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WOMEN VINO CAN QUALIFY IN A
short time TO sew in the customs depart
mont OF the Brown School of Dressmnk-
ing: good wages: apply at once. Brown
SChool Of Dressmaking. Bell Telephone
bldg. Bell phone 700, Ind. phone 25G5-A
r3l70
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CARPETS CLEANED BY COMPRESsrD
air and steam. National House Clean
ing Co: % e. lst So, Phones, Bell 1856,
iIu' 'ie' 1857
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FURs AND TAxIDERMIsTs

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BRING IN YOUR FURS FOR STORAGE
and have them repaired and cleaned
raw furs and live Wild animals. r.
Stencil Fur Co.. 81 y. 3rd So, Both
phones. r594
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AN AbL-AROUND MAN FOR MINING
,rr,s, s,ssmp s,nref siv9 ,Ereell.sr1S0G2ss. ,Erels NJ
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

ONE MODERN. LARGE HOUSEKEEP-
ing room. I0j H.. md 30. r-"-o
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NICE APARTMENTS, NEAR DEPOTS.
% to 81. Call evenings. 81 ". 7th West,
o2e1a
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL. HOUSE
work good wages. HOG 4. So 7. r257l
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BAKER WANTED; GOOD CHANCE
for right man; must be hustler: cstab-
Iishcd business house. want TO add bal1-
cry dept. Ia business; man with some
money preferred; state age and refer
cnces. Address LIS Tribune r20G1
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THREE ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR NEW
ly married couple. AZ Grape 1T. oiee7
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Tribune Want Ads,

Bell Main-a2 Ipaepsalsut- $50
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ORIENTAL DANCERS; GOOD WAGES;
road work; full summer engagement.
LIS, Tribune. r3125
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FOE 3ENT-BASBMENT, SUITABLE
for cafe or pool room. Inquire Daniels.
81 w. End South. p35l3
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GEN
tlemen: strictly modern: very quiet. I31
w, 4th South. Bell ilo1-Y rS50f
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COOK AND SECOND GIRL WANTED IN
June on opening OF summer house In
Eureka, Utah Must he thoroughly COM
petcnt. Apply to w Fitch, Eureka. Utah.
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% HOUSES-ALL KINDS. LOCALITIES
and prices. Tuttle Bros Co. l6a Main
street xos5
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BALED HAY AND GRAIN

HARVEY & CO, Ito w. SO. TEMPLE
Bell o92. Ind. 1914 o245i
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THREE FRONT OFFICE ROOMS ON
Main st Apply o. D. Banks G. Co.. lla
So. Gain o16sg
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THREE STORY. wELL-BUCLT BUsJ-
ness block In heart OF city, especially
adapted for wholesale house. TO lease foe
term Of years. Stowe & Palmer. 81 w
and South. m12S9
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OSTEOPATH
DIR. G. A GAMBLE, 1868 ATLAS: AFT
er June l-6l5-l6 Boston bldg r1090
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MONUMENTS AND ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. K
Mckenzie. Display yards 422 s.. State
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7-RoOM MODERN BRICK HOUSE;
furnished: references. Inquire Ander-
SON Cummings Co. 3l7 So Main st. Bell
phone 1899; Ind. phone, 1893. 1912
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WHERE TO STOP
CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. OSCAR
Groshell. sales agent 221 Main street
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always In stock MISC
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FOR RENT

ONE LARGE BASEMENT AND PART
OF ground floor, heat. 13s Il. 1st &c.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-15

Leslie Gruwell and L. G. Wheeler OF
Seattle, are in the city compiling the
Forthcoming city directory by II. l.
Polk g. Co. They promise US much
better work than and former publca-
tions and they seem to be sparing no
expense in the matter.
j. Human, who has been the king
sleuth of the PascO division OF the \.
+. for the past two years. resigned his
position recently and will settle down
to private life. 1t is reported that f.
ID. Page OF Ellensburg will take his
place. -Pasco Express.
Have Pautzke frame your pictures.
He does the job as it should be.
The annual election OF officers Of the
Chamber of Commerce will be held this
evening. y love feast will be INDUCED
in after the business is finished. A
plan is on foot TO greatly increase the
mem bership and accomplish much good
work during the year 1909.
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Rheumatism.

More than nine ont Of ten eases nj
Rheumatism are sjmni' rt' nm ''i>n ~
the muscles, due 10 cold ~ damp
whether or chronic rhenma' ism. In
CURED. The free Application oi Chnm
berlain's Lniment is all that is needed
and it 5 certain to give quick relief.
Give it trial and see for yourself how
quickly it relieves the pain and sore
ness. Price g cents: large size so cent.
So1l. by Ow! Drug Store.