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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-23
Will Sell Farm.

By request of T. ]. Pou I will
sell on first Monday in October, to
the highest bidder, a small farm OF
twenty and one-half (2O 1-2) acres.
Nice dwelling, barn, stables and a
good we'll of water. Very healthy
place: just half mile from town OF
Livingston, known as the old Boiling
Springs Parsonage place.
A. NJ. Salley,
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-23
W. k. SEASE

Delay in commencing treatment
for a slight irregularity that could
have been cured quickly by Foley's
Kidney Remedy may result In seri-
Gus kidney disease. Foley's Kidney
Remedy builds up the worn out It's
sues and strengthens these organs.
Lowman Drug Co.; A. c. Dukes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

It was decided at the meeting ol the Jefferson Lodge No. 224. 1. 0. 0. F. Tuesday night, that smoker would be given at the next re sniar meeting, Tuesday night, at s o'clock, October !. Among the other business trans acted was the reorganization of the degree team for the Fall and Win ter. The second degree was conferred on r. Havis Nixon ami one applica-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30
COME, TO SEE Us.

We will sell your property for you' keep your money and pay you inter- est. We will loan you money and can serve you in many Ways.-Peopie'> Say ine> Bank and Trust Company. 9-29-d lmO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

Lost, oil the stleets, billbqS coll taiHih- simpson X Webb Ftaiture Company statements Liberal 8ward for return to Graphic office. 4
 9-29-d Ct.
 PtOpes Savings Bank and IT C.. are now members Oi the PinRIuii Real Estate Exchange. List four property. farm lands and timbeihds for sale with us. 9-nmo
 -It you lave Il nice kitch koa should have White X Blue 3z,l" Granite Ware to finish it off % Not the cheapest, but the VERY s$T Sold by Clevt land-MattheWs H;M,ra Co., #tf.
 You will think Ecu nave sdor- cred the North Pole in Pine Hi if you don't get that heating stov XSee cur St. Clair Base Burners alI5t Blast Stoves. Cleveland Md ws Hardware Co.
 -7Dr. and Mrs. J A. .Alle8or- mer residents cI this city, h;& re- turned to Pine Bluff to mak1eir home among their old friends. hce their departure Dr. and Mrs llen have lived in Colorado. Panal Rnd Little Rock. Dr. and Mrs. Alshre now at home at No. 9l4 West Firth avenue.
 Call at our store an fn- spect one of the la !est stocks of Heaters, Ra les and Cook Stoves in the w Prices exceedingly req fa- ble. Reap & Crawford hr- niture Go.
 August A. Voirol, of St. ouis, has arrivd in the city and will Msu- perintendent of the big planilI hill at the plant of the Sawyer and iStin Lumber Company here. AIr Grol was in Pine Bluff for some t1ths aiding in the erection of the ne Fed eral building. being formerly W AJa- cob Althaus. the St, Louis contttor
 This cool weather nkes you think of buying a SEe. Our line of Heating Staes, Cook Stoves and Ranga is the most complete td be found in this city. OulSri- ces are lower this sd lon than ever before. Union 1r- niture Co.,. 317- -319 MaiSt. w. s. Beard, Manager.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30
Notice.

The saloon men of Pine Bluf are hereby notified that they must not sell to my husband, Jack Letz, any intoxi- eating drinks of any character. This
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30
THE CAPITAL MEAT MARKET
 3O4 W, Second Ave.

If you want good meat and prompt service come and try us. All kinds of meat at low prices. Fowls, live and dressed Cleanest place in the city. Call by or telephone us. Old phone l379. new phone 475.
 o. R. PERRY, Prop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

is written by me at his request,
 9-24 d6t Clara l-etZ.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

ware Co. IT.
 Art Squares and Rugs are our specialties. See ours and get the prices before buying. Reap 6 Crawford Furniture Go.
 A Sight to behold: Heat CTS, Ranges Cook Stoves and Furniture. All new Fall goods ready for our trade. Reap & Crawford Furniture Go. Be fair with your Pocket Book, by inspecting our line of Heaters, Ranges and Cook Stoves. Reap & Crawford Furniture Co.
 Ben Rogers. of Althemer. tie;i last night of typhoid fever aftr" an illness of about two months. He was
  man of the Cotton Belt road. His To mains will be carried to Kent ~cky for burial
 See our beautiful lines of Iron Beds and Davenports. They are beauties, and the prices are very interesting. Reap & Crawford Furniture Go.
 Henry Marx. the progressive Main street gents furnisher. is moving into his beautiful and attractive new quarters on Main street and will have grand openiDs Monday. The new store of MT. Marx is one of the finest in the State.
 We told you SOL It rained and your roof leaked. It is cold and you Tiger Grit Roofing guaranteed and stoves that won't cost you fortune to buy-stoves that are fuel savers. See Cleveland Matthews Hardware Go
 If. The program committee from the Eagles Lodge, which is at work solic- ting advertisements for the o.E.:'al program of the State convention 70 be held in this city October 19 to 2i, inclusive, is meeting with much s;:r- cess. The program will go to tpe'l printer shnrt tly and it promises to Ie a mos. attra' tive one when issuel Just received three car loads of new Furniture and Stoves that we must sell re gardless of price. "Terms to suit" Union Furniture Co.,, 317-319 Main St. w. $. l Beard, Manager.
 926-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

weather man, says II Will De lair today.
 Johnnie May .AtkmSon, of Star City, was recentl& 'opereted on at the home of NJ. s. Winters. &He is now seriously i'll.
 .-Strayed, light brown Jersey COW with rope around horns. Return to G19 Texas street, and .receiye reward 9-29-Gt
 Torturing eczema spreads it's burn ing area every day. .Doan's Ointment quickly stops its spreading, instantly relieves the itching, cures it perman- ently. 4, anl- drug store.
 Fresh dOughnuts and frAs.a rotIs every evening except Sunday at ;;Eud- more Bakery, l102 West secong aze- nue. Call Old Phone J7S. s-22S.IGt
 For rent four stores, corner Sec ond and State. concrete floors and modern ill every respect Will be ready for occupancy in about thirty days. Arkansas Realty Company. T. Y Murphy, Secretary. 9-3o-dlmo
 Seeing is believing. See our cont plete stock Of Heating Stoves an l Base Burners 4af'u Judge fer yourself as to quality rad, prices. Heaters from $125 up Base Burners $37. .0Q 70 s45.ooo at CleVelsnd-Matthews Hard- : y.ara Cn ti'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

SPECIALS: Black Silk Sta4e PC.- ish 10c can; pipe dampers 10c: Stove Pipe--2 joints extra good. 25c: Japan- ese Coal IIods 25c; Shoyels ,. 10 and Nc; Pokers 10c; Pipe Collars K: Coal Angs 25c; Stove I.ifters 5c. Phone SelandMatthews Hardware Co.
 If. All the clunty officials gre tusily ed preparing their annual re- which are to be submitted to ferson County Levyng Court .~, morning at the City Hall :. ltine business is to be trans
 this session of the court .. mes Could will recommend W Ion of the tax levy in this aisDg other matters are to be v
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-30

Ben Rogers. of Altheimer. Aiea last night of typhoid fever atte" an illness of about two months. He was a son of J. N. Rogers, section t9rn- man of the Cotton Belt road. His rt- mains will be. carried to Kent~cky for burial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-14
AssEsSED.VALUAT|0N
OF SALT LAKE CITY
1t is Estimated That II VIII Reach
Approximately $50, 1873 .665----1In-
crease $4,000 lii Taxes.

Although the complete figures on the
assessed valuation of property in salt
Lake have not been received. 1T is
estimated that the valuation will reach
approximately s52.1SS,665 which is an
increase of s3,1ST,432 over the valna-
Etion OF last year. This increase means
about $4,000 in taxes In spite of this.
however the city will probably in
crease the tax levy from Is to Ia mills,
In the county the valuation is figur-
ed at s65.3T3, 705, which is an increase
&of $3.sT0,393 over the assessments OF
last year. This will give the county
additionalstaxes to the amount of S15,-
900.
The city board of education needs
more money but the increase in the
levy will be for bond interest only.
The board has estimated Its require
ments this year as ST35,OQ0 for school
purposes as compared With s650.O0o
for last year.
AS soon as Frank Heginbotham, the
county auditor finishes his assess
mont rolls. then the city board Of
estimate and apportionment Will call.
n netting to discuss the situation. The.
city is without money and deficit
staring it in the face. 1t is pro-
sbable that the tax levy will have to
be increased a mill.
The county commissioners have seri-#
ously considered raising the taxes a
mill on account of the improvements
that have to be made within the next
two years. The new county Jail Will
be constructed this year. Next year
It is proposed to build a county hos
pital at the county infirmary.
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District Gertrude Pearson, rear 542
South Elizabeth street.
District Nora Swaner, 31s South
Tenth East street.
District "a. s. Stewart, 74o East
Third South street. IA
District 1O--J essie Standing, ga East
Third South street. "a
District 11-Margarct Sutton, Mt.
sOliYet cemetery. 81
Waterloo William Bradford, l Cap
sitol 5avenue,
SECOND PRECINCT 81 IA a
District 12-Minnte enlsins, 7ss South
West Temple street.
bisSrlcr ny ~ Hodge. S21 PsN-
ton avenue. 5 81
District Victoria Pardoe, 1853 West
Sixth South street.
Gs District 15--Joseph jeremy, SIS West
First South street. e
District 16--A NJ Rudolph, 32S South
Eleventh East street.
District 7--H Alma Reiser. 434 West
Fourth South street.
a District 1s--Mabel Cooper, 4oS South
First West street. @
Districts 10 and 20--Mrs. z. Alpin,
S349 South First West street.
son, corner Third West and Third
South streets.
Districts % and 26--Mrs. Martha
Price, 1888 West First South street.
THIRD PRECINCT.
s. District .27-Edna Hampton, 80 North
First West street.
District rs Edith x. Budd. 5o4<Wcst
Second North street. EIi.
District 29--Joseph H. Haslam. 1853
North Sixth, West street.
tN1,, az IN
Fifth West street.
District s1--Mary Nebeker, 17s North
First West street.
District 32--Myra Reid, I65 West
North Temple street.
District 33-A. Newman, 81 North
Eighth West street.
4 District 34-Mrs. w. p. Nebeker, 457
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An INVITATION TO WOMEN.

The Lydia Z. Pinkham Medicine
Company of Lynn, Mass. cordially in
vite any woman interested to call at
see for herself the care which is taken
with the vast correspondence received
from the women Of this country. No
letter or testimonial has ever been
made public without the written wish
or consent of the writer. No conf
dence has ever been violated. and
never in their history have they sold
or disposed of any OF their letters
from women. 1t is for these reasons
that thousands of suffering American
women every year feel free to write
Mrs. Pinkham for her valuable advice,
which is always given free OF charge.
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RELIEF SOCIETY OUTING.
Annual Excursion Will be the Feature
AT Wandamere Tomorrow.

NJ d !
The Relief societies OF Ensign. Salt
Lake and Pioneer stakes have COM.
bined for their annual outing excur-
sion, which will be held at wandamere
tomorrow. The Relief societies of
these stakes have had a most strenu-
Gus time the past few weeks. each
stake having provided viands for SOD
people upon the occasion OF the late
old folks excursion In this city be-
sides having the care of their own peo-
pie. They have also done a lot of ex-
ira sewing for the detention homo and.
for the hospitals, all OF which has been
freely given. They feel now that they
are entitled to q day of recreation and
rest. end to some support from the
public for the outlay of means and eff
fort put forth by them in entertain
ing the old people. Therefore they
have decided to unite in their outing 10
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{ MAYOR NAMES APPRAISER.

II 5rg
Mayor John S. Btansford appointed
A Richter, real estate man. yester-
day to act as the valuator In fixing the,
price OF the strip OF land Ave and one Z.
half feet wide which Will be sold to the
county to enable the commissioners to
carry out their plans in respect to the
new county jail just east Of the City.
and County building on Second East
street. The commissioners will mama
a man to act in the same capacity to-.
day II they are unable te egsce
Il price a third man will be chosen
by them to decide. The commission
iers will make visits to the brickyards
today to select brick for the constitute
ton of the new jail. The old build
ings are now being removed and exca.
waiting will be commenced in a few
sday VS.. I'll VI
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CITY ENGINEER AT FAULT.
Contractors Gafm That He Has Made
a Mistake in AQucduct.

Mayor Bransford met Yesterday with
sDsxis & Heuser, contractors,o Of the North
Temple aqueduct. and discussed prop
osition which will probably settle the
trouble over the Improvement. The props
osition is to enter into a new contract
with Davis & l1enser To complete the
ia1ucduct TO Ninth West street instead
of building 1t to the Jordan river. The
money which would have been spent to
construct the aqueduct to the river below
Ninth West street will be used to fix
up City Creek from Fourth West street
to the slouthsof the canyon. i is proba-
BILE that the matter will be taken up
this week blythe engineering committee
and discussed. y &
The contractors b claim that IL the
saaueduct is constructed to.the river that
the mouth of the.conduit will be below the
flow line OF the river md be useless.
The plans and SPECIFICATIONS drawn by
City Engineer, Kelsey show that n mis-
take has been made in the depth of the
saquedrct. i For this reason II was neces-
sarS for4the contractorsa5to.E excaNate
much deeper than they expected They
struck quicksand alta depth OF eight feet
and have had all kinds OF trouble trying
to lay cement In 1t.
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SWandamere tomorrow. and hope to see
3 thousands OF their friends at the re-
sort to celebrate with them The IF
fcers of the Relief societies have de-
otded to make the occasion more of q
family day than anything else, and 1t
I is expected that all parents VITO can
will take their families and have a
good time at the pretty city resort.
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.H0NORFA N: |. s
JAS. HAMMOND ! / \ | ]
UNANIMOUSLY Chosen Last Night
AS President Of the Board
O; Education.
GOOD FINANCIAL 4 !. U REPORT +
Annual Balance Sheet Of Clerk Sub
INSTRUMENTATION OF supcrin-
tendent. Building Department.

James t. Hammond, member the
Fourth ward, was unanimously chosen
last night president Of the board OF
education to fill the vacancy caused by
the death Of Judge H. r. Henderson.
Mathonihah Thomas made the snomina-
tlon and said that Prof. Byron Cum
mings vice president who had been
mentioned for the position. was In fay
or of Mr.. Hammond. S. Martin
eeconded the nomination and on the
motion of A. 6. Giauque seconded by
w, j. Newman. the clerk cast one vote
for Mr., Hammond. 81
In d brief talk, Mr.. Hammond thank
ed the members OF the board for their
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Lowell S5. Y. s. 4. 10000 ~ Fl
Waterloo ~. - K IA 1880 s rs
\ Hamilton ..5...i..'.. 22.52II.75s
yyYasatcll3 s. 3. &. 46. 1880 1893. 903 20
Balance on hand June 80, 1909 IL, Ss7 oil
Total s.. I. !. I, \. J. s943, 924 81
rs S. a. Whitney. treas urer of the board
reported a balance of S1su, 1922 in cash
meeting after the close of the fiscal
year and the business consisted of
the reports considered in committees.
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JAMES I. HAMMOND u /: 4

North Second West street.
e. District 35--Mrs. Lydia Derhanl, S26
West First North street.
FOURTH PRECINCT.
District 37--rhomas f. Howells. 81
Fourth avenue. "a
/ District 3s-Mrs. f. A. Wilson, 331
east Fifth South street.
District 39-Mrs. Annie I. Percy, .2sl
j street.
District 4o-Mrs T. H. Lattimer, 1st
Third avenue.
District Helena W: Williams. III
Third avenue.
cast South Temple street.
I District 4S-J A. De Valley. 1888 First
FIFTH PRECINCT.
District 44-Edith2 S. Gaby, 1850 east
Third South street.
District 45-Ethel Edward. $40 east
Second South street.
District 46-Marguerte Taylor, 96a
east Second South street.
District 47--Mrs. o. ". Fritz, 1925 Sec,
ond avenue.
Hawkes. court.
District 49-Mrs. T.. S. Hallock, US
east South Temple street
Districts so, 81 and SIC. W. Miles,
"a Fourth East street.
CLERKS ANNUAL REPORT,
The annual report of L. P. Judd, clerk,
of the board, was presented to the.
board. TWAS as follows
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand July i, 1eOs..s 40. 454.T0.
Sale OF bonds, series 4........ 2S0, O62. 90
Interest on bonds ~, 5eo .os
S,,nnlemental collections .... 2,104.0Sj
Sinkinp find $4,000. 90
Rent for polling places, Long
fellow school 80. o.uo
ih IosS 1880 ........ 2s.4s
Uintah school. judgment in
the Salt Lake, Los Angeles
& San Pedro r. r. case. !, Sos ~
Book fines i. y. &. 80. 1875
c. P. Giaunue, refund OF sala-
ryss.......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL. w
, artW 80 :. 8 900. 90
~; s,,ment fec. 90
Sta ta school apportionment 100, $3.50
State school apportionment,
interest on land ,.s... 10, Isl SO.
County school superintendent 1oI, 20I "
City tax. maintenance, 1905. $50. S93 81
City tax, redeinptiens $685.. a,llf.iS
Ga In aid ma terial 102 80
. ~
Sale grade books and supplies So 80
Sale of high school books.., =, 2S9 20
Sale OF manual training sup
niles ...,...... 1oa.O7
Total IL. Is. s943. 924.97
DISBURSEMENTS.
General expense q. 1915
Interest on bonds 40. $4,000
Teachers salaries 353, 500
sJanitors' salaries ~. w. o03
Janitors' supplies 1879
Eu..} and lights :. / z 1855 Is
Rookie and school supplies &c, 244.94.
Maintenance and repairs o, .6s
Rent -. .-.,.s :. /. ,SVooo
Sinking fund investment :. S,336.5o
Eu,.nit,,re and apparatus 4639123
n.al I. Z. :. . s56S, 624.74
BUILDING FUND.
Block 49,, 5....3..... 81 .. 00o. 90
| Emerson school ~. 46,4tT66
| JJit,,, 625.00
Mehster ,707, 90
pnnla,B Grove 1880
1.,.a;,t !, 936.G0
Iafyarson 81, III. 81
/ SUMMER 2,05S.57
Riverside "a. ..... 81 . % .,ea
tWasIiinsto on ! ltt V. W w
I 1,,,,i,rI, l. 1876. on Sl8i
R 81, n 1T . 2. 49,. ,195. Oh
n
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ELINQuENT TEACHERS.

The following named teachers, VINO
We're delinquent In accepting t ils,
former appointment. were reappolllnt ,st.
Ethel Hayward, Annie Holmes, Line
Mcfarland. Jennette Swan, MSrtle
Reese, Nora Reese. Ethel McDonaid.
Grace Nelson. Marie RogaWskS,s anna am,
Il K, Brunton, Geneva Love. Alice HUI Hut.
bert, Fannie Buckbee, Rae WoodcoGh,
Rachel IRE. j. NJ. Anderson, Nelle
Ham. Sarah Gillett, Ruth Storer, Lisie
4 Bradford, Elsie F,rederckson. Miss A 40:
die Cannon was appointed to the
teaching staff
The following enrnserators Will take
the school census III the various Gus
Vast:
FIRST PRECINCT
District Marjorie WhiteleS 114i
District = Mrs. Ellen Ash, 1865 Blaine
avenue.
Z District 3-Mrs. Fred Sanford. 1i26
Eleventh East street.
District A. Mary Storer, 1l2s 5EieY-.
s enth East street.
District 5-Thenia Chilcott, 353 South
Eighth East street.
District cd. NJ, Thorup, 70 South
Ninth East street. ..,.Z4----l ..---l----sa s.
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REMEMBERs HIS OLD SCHOOL.
ID. C. JaclsIing Donates $4,000 to Rolla
School of Mines.
lspecIal 10 the News,

ST. Louis. July lad. G. lacking Of
Salt Lake City. has donated $1,000 to
tho Rolla school OF mines to start a
borrowing fund for the benefit OF stu
dents who run short of money. He also
donated $500 to the football grounds
After working his way through this
school Mr. lacking was very SUCCESS
full in Utah. where he is now the man
aeer of the Utah Copper company and
the Ray Consolidated Copper company.
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expression of confidence in him and
he declared that he would do his best
10 fill the position, which was 50 faith
fully filled by the late Judge iender-5
SOM 5i59 ,5
Mr.. Hammond, will hold the office un-,
til next January. He was elected In;
1906, and this is his second term Since
he has been a member of the board she
has been member of the committee
on rules, teachers and school work and
finance. He was secretary Of state
under the administration of former
Governor Heber NJ. Wells.
William j. Barrette, who was chosen
by the board two weeks ago to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Judge
Henderson, was present for the first
time. s 49,.
The board decided to give up the in-4
vestigation into the affairs of the de-,
&partment OF superintendent OF build
ings for the present This IS the busy.
time of the year when the board IS IS
engaged in renovating the buildings. u
will be taken up after the schoois year
will be done, under the direction of the
buildings and grounds committee.
OUTLAY ON SCHOOLS.
The amounts to be expended on the
various schools are as follows: 4
Onequa. $4,000; Lafayette, S775; WASH
ington, s2,O15; Jackson, $3.50 .t,rank-
lin. s2.425; Riverside, ssl3; Lincoln c1 7!
sl,ss5: a Sumner, $2,O1s; Oquirrll, 81 6lo;
Lowell, s2,ss5; Longfellow, $2.6lo;
Wasatch. $3.50; Webster 81 1886 Ham
Ilton, si,s2o; Grant, $1,000 Union,
s725; gymnasium, s1,475; High school n.n
$3.50; Emerson,s500; Waterloo, $40,
Jordan, $3.50; Poplar Grove. S3!o; Lake Lax
Breeze, 5000; Bonneville, 700: Fremont, I
+ science building, $3.50; Bryant, $9bo;
incidentals. $4,000. scavanger WORK,
$1,000; stoves, 500; blackboards, sl,2eo;
towels, $500; cost of new steps ana IFS
ers in buildings, 50, 900. Total s53,9S6.
The bid of e.. NJ Anderson to re-slate
all blackboards and keep them N !, re
pair for 90s-l0, for the sum mo. OF si l'-'u
was accepted. fs rs
new boiler and heating plant ,Was
ordered Installed at the Sumner scIool
at an estimated cost of $4,000. 4. klel-
ting to be employed to prepare plans,
and boiler room and toilets ana SEN .s.
er connection.tto be Installed at we
& Hamilton school at an estimated cost
2 OF $500, Dallas & Hedges to pc EN-
ployed to prepare plans. . ;.
The bid of the McMiilen FaPeI "a
School Supply company 70 fnrllisli J, ~
teachers desks at s1,29S was accep.ea;
The bid OF the Superior MahuIac ~
ing company to furnish desks 5t % 5ths
Wnsatch, Riverside and J emerson son
buildings. ], S32 seats and 2eo rears' io "
2 & $50 Gn 5-yas accented. ~ l5i
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Itch! Itch! 6Itcl-Scratch! Scratch
Scratch. s The more you scratch the
worse the itch. Try Doan's Ointment.
1t cures piles, eczema, any skin itching.
ALI druggists sell It.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-14

Cures baby's Group, Willie's daily
cuts and bruises, mama's sore throat,
grandma's lameness-Dr. Thomas Ec-
5lectric Oil-the great household remedy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-14

"Night I'm FL Paso" at Saltair.
Afternoon and evening. Also Aerial
Ballet. Seats 15c and csc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-14

Mr. and afrs.lv. II. James entertaiE
at all elaborate dinner at the Com
mercial club tonight in honor of Col.
and Mrs. Walter Scott, and Lieut.. and
Mrs. G. a.. SVeiser. all of whom are
leaving for the east at the end of this
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Among those who will entertain a
luncheon at the Country club today
are Mrs Karl Scheid, whose guest Of
honor will be Mrs. Robert Glendinning
of Mexico, Mrs. Sam Park, with covers.
laid for "a. Miss Elsie Parsons with
covers for 30. and Mrs. w. W. Arm
strong, Mrs II. F,, AIcCurrin and Miss
Elsie Mount for smaller parties.