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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
SOLDIER is
r @ B BE D
OF $50
ne MET A FAIR OAMSEl WHO
SAID, HELLO.
When They Parted She Had His Mon
ey and He Had Her Smile and
He Said "Ourn I'll"

A snowy-haired. battle-scarred hero
ot two wars. Private Beals OF Can
fornia, complained To the police de
partment yesterday that he had been
robbed by q siren of the bad lands
sCraped an acquaintance with him on
the street Friday night and In some
manner, not known to him, separate I
Inn from about $50 in coin oil the
realm
Beals Is a man fast approaching 70
years of age but is sull a sturdy, ac-
tive old war horse" who dctles de-
creptltude and, until his experience OF
Friday evening has dehed femininity
in general as he Is still bachelor
He can reclte tale after tale OF hair
breadth 'scapes near the Imminent
deadly breech,' in skirmishes with
the Confederate Price while meni-
Der of the Seventh Iowa cavalry or
81, to running fights with the Sioux
and Arapahoes on the plains ct Ne
braska when Julcsburg was Fort Sede-
wick, and Cottonwood Springs was
the metropolitan center OF the from
tier Not in all his experience, how
ever. has chance or mis-chance ever
separated him from any Of his hard
earned gold without his personal sane
tion until his ill-fated adventure OF
Friday evening.
Beals was returning to California
from a visi, TO his old home In Iowa,
and stopped of in Ogden over night
intending to resume his journey to-
day He visited various saloons on
lower Twenty-fifth street and shortly
afterward was accosted by a female oil
striking appearance who apparently
took almost a daughterly interest IN
him and his safety During the brief
conversation which followed, Benls,
accompanied by his protector. pro
ceeded about a block and then separ-
ated Soon after bidding the charn-
er adieu however, Beals took cas-
ual inventory OF cash on hand and
found that he was penniless.
L suspect the hussy got II all right,
snid he. but she must have been
slick one to have taken 1t out of my
pocket without my knowing IT. Durn
it, I've Travelled this country over
from one end to the other a score OF
times and I've been up against about
every game soldier and Indian fight
er can find, but | never got touched
in this manner before and | never Will
again. | suppose ] was tanked up a
little, all right, or ] wouldn't have
been talkIn' 10 the hussy- Well. she's
welcome to it, A man who learns as
much as / have in the last Is hours
for $50, is gettin' off cheap. / wired
home for more money this morning
and got 1t within few hours. Now
I'm going back to forget all about Og-
den and my little experience hero.
Gress you've got some pretty slick
women here. alright
An effort is being made by the 20
lice to apprehend the woman who turn
ed the trick on Peals and there Is a
Of her being found ana
forced to disgorge her plunder
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. 6S IL.
American Car and Foundry, 4S l-S
American Locomotive. 81.
American SmPiting. SO SIS.
American Smelling. pfd., 1O3.
American Sugar Refining, l29 81
Anaconda Mining Co, 40 3-4.
Atchison Railway, 102 34.
Atchison Railway, pfd,. 102 II.
Baltimore and Ohio, l07 IL.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. II 3S.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. II 3-S.
Canadian Pacific, 167.
Chesapeake and Ohio. 90 IA
Chicago Northwestern, III 81.
Chicago. Mil and st. Paul. 14i
Colorado Fuel and Iron. 81.
Colorado and Southern, 81 IL.
Delaware and Hudson, 173 II.
Denver & Rio Grande, "A Is.
Denver & Rio Grande, pfd. S5.
Erie Railway, "a
Great Northern, pfd., l41.
Great Northern Ore Cts. 65 SIS.
Illinois Central. 142 ~.
New York Central ia Ia.
Reading Railway. l2S.
Rock Island Co, %.
Rock Island Co. pfd.. 63
Southern Pacinc, 11S 3'S.
Southern Railway. % "a.
Union Pacific, ITS.
United States Steel. 33 ~.
United States Steel, ptd., 10.
Wabash Railway. II "a.
Western Union. 65.
Standard OIL Company, GIL.
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, March 20.-Cutle-Ke
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BOOK-MAklNG IN COLORADO
WILL NOT BE LOCALIZED

Denver, Colo, March 2O.-The Rocky
Mountain News says
Whatever hopes some people may
have had that horse racing and book.
making would be legalized in Colo.
RADIO, have been blasted BY Governor
Shafroth. The governor has emphati-
cally stated to several persons. who
have sounded him on the subject, that
DO matter what bill logallzng race
track gambling is passed. 1t Will be
vetoed.
so plain did the governor make
himself on this point that a bill IN.
troduced in the house will never come
out of the committee"
The bill in question permits racing
aud betting at any fair or association
exhibiting stocks and products.
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cefpts estimated at 800 Market steady.
Peeves ST. 6Oa7 90: Texas steers ST.
iOa5 80; western steers 81 OOa5 40.
stockers and feeders 90, i0a3 30; cows
and heifcrs 81 9Oa5 90; calves ST 60
as 90
Hogs-Reoeipts estimated at 10000.
Market sc higher; light Sc .55al "a, /,
mixed Sc 45aG So; heavy So 5Oa6
81 l-2, rough SO 50a6 90. good TO
choice heavy Sc. 6Oa6 ST IL; pigs s. .
2Ja6 20: bulk OF sales Sc OOa6 50.
Sheep-Rcceipts estimated at 2,oUO,
market steady: native 81 2ba5 50
western SO 50a5 90; ycarllngs So. Qua
: 25. lambs. native, S5 5Oa7 so; wcet.
em So 50a7 80.
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kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, March 20-Cattle--
Receipts 200; market steady. native
steers So 00a6 S5. southern steers 81
COa6 10: southern cows 81 O0al rs,
native cows and heifers 81 50ab 90, (,
stockers and feeders 81. 75a5 rs; bulls
So GOAL so, calves S375a7 SO, west,
orn steers 81 S0aS 40; western cows
SO 25a5 25
Eogs-ReceIpts 600, market strong
TO cents higher Bulk of sales ST, ~
III. 10; heavy Sc 55a6 Is packers and
butchers Sc 50aS 7o light So 2Ua6 d.
co; pigs So 00a5 60
No sheep
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

Right In the best part of the busI.
ness district we are Offering a good
piece of business property which we
guarantee to pay IL per cent net on
the investment This should appeal
to a man with money. as property in
this location is advancing every DAY.
For prices and terms call and see
us and we will gladly so into the mat.
ter with you
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SERVICES AT TABERNACLE
ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Special organ music at 1:55 by Sam
+. Whitaker.
Selection by the choir.
Address by Prof. MoKendrick. Nor
monlsm, the Gospel of Intelligence
Quartette and chorus.
Selection by the choir
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Suoar and Coffee.

New York. March 20.-Sugar, raw
Steady; fair refining 81 42a3 As IL.
centrifugal sc test So 92a3 9S IL: mo
lesses sugar SO 17a3 2S IL
Refined. steady; crushed $5 55 pow
dered 81 95. granulated 81 S5.
COFFEE-St Steady: No. Rio s Ii.
No Santos rs.
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Chicago Close.

SnlCu9O S'o'c'
Chicago. March 20.-Close Wheat
May 81 10 1-1o3-S. July 81 oS, Seps,
80 7.Sa97, Dec. 81 is
Corn March 81 3-S. May 50 3-ia7-S;
July so Il; Sept 90 Is: Dec. 5S l..
Oats-May 81 Is; July As 1-Sal-1.
Sept. 40 IL
Pork-May $17 A IL. July sl7 5u.
Lard-May SO OF l-2al0 10, Jury
$40 90. Sept SlO.35.
Rlbs-May 50 80; July 81 as; Se2;,
ST l-2a9. 60
Rye-Cash 81; May so.
Barley-Cash 6ia70.
Timothy-March SO So.
Clover-March IS 70.
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FOR frst-clase decorating call on F. E.
Weberg. 32j Ninth street, 3 10 II
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FOR THE INVESTORS.

Good twelve room modern apartment
house right ON the car line and within
easy walking distance OF the business
district renting for SAC per month.
which We are Offering, in order to
make a speedy sale. for 50 700. 90
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HELP WANTED
FEMALE

GOOD GIRL for housework; small
family. Inquire 22l5 Madison
3.20-1wk
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MONEY TO LOAN

TO LOAN MONEY on frat MORTGAGES.
Address 35 Standard. 3.2O.lwk
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INSURANCE..

". r. Pierce, Notary Public. Real
Estate: Fire. Life and Accident In
surauce. i07 24th St
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Wool.

ST. Louis, March 2O.-Wool, I'M
changed: territory and western med
mum lSa23; fine mediums 17n20; tine
lla17.
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CANNON REALTY g. INVEST
MENT CO.,
1858 Washington Avenue.
MUST BE SOLD.

Brand new five room modern bunga.
io"' close in, on the bench, with a
large lot and all city improvements
For prices and other information
call at our office.
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HAIRDRESSING PARLORS.
WANTED-TO BUY.

TO BUY-Vacant or improved prop
erty, close in Address H. care
Standard. 3-3-lmo
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Metal Market,

New York. March 2O.-Leod. dull.
81 81 l-2a4 .02 1-2, copper dull, IL u
a3-4; silver. so "a
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ATTORNEYS-AT-IAW.

NJ. J. Hnrrls-Lawyer-NotarY. Fro
bate and Real Estate Law Speclaltics-
First Nat. Bank Bldg, Phones. 3-lo'ti
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WANTED-Gir for general house
work 1l6 23d st. 3-li-1wk
WANTED-A chambermaid at tho
Virginia, 315-l%
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HAIR GOODS & COSTUMES.

DR. A, w. WATSON. room 226 &c
cles Bldg. Office hours 8 to 6.
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ROOM honse. LIZ aero land. 4so-K
Bell 1913 3mo
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Parlor furniture upholstered and re-
paired. varnishlng, mattress making.
carpets cleaned. lit and LAID. EST.
mates submitted on request Phones
Ind 661. Bell 8S2-X. X Van KAN
pen, 1863 Volker Ave. i.7-tf
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JUNK

II you have any kind of junk, phone
TO Ogden Junk House: NC will call
for 1t Bell phone 325K; Ind. 726,
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

E. T. Hulaniski, Attorney-at-Law.
Rooms 4o7.40S First National Bank
building General practice.
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FINE BUILDING LOT on 2lst, below
Madison; cement sidewalk, sewer,
Ina. of owner. 212O Quincy. 2-2T-tf
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a. C. HORN.

Attornoy-at-Law. ORcos over Bad
cons Drug Store. | seek the business
of all parties; am attorney against all
corporations and monoDolies. Prepared
TO transact any and all kinds oil legal
business.
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WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
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STRAYED.
BUSINESS CHANCES

THE STORY OF WALL STREET"
helps traders in the stock market;
free. Send &c postage Ralph A. Bel
knap. banker and broker, 81 Wall St.
New York. 321-1t
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
tContlnucd)
J. ]. BRUMMIT

- J. b\ IVIlVll i
Either Phone IN, 2a7a Wash. Ave.
RAILROAD LOCATION.
good ilye-roOm house with pantry
una closet located on Grant Avenue.
SetWeen &c NNe 2oth and 2lst streets. only
WASHINGTON AVENUE.
an elegant liYc-room home toilet,
p"th and large basement, fine lawn,
nice . trees. located close In on Wash
ips'on Avenue. only $3.50.
MOB HILL.
sun have a few elegant lots left
on Mob Hlll These lots are a great
amp' nap They arc 50X137 feet to an
alley City water is laid In the street
III 'front.' OF them Only $50 per lot on
any KIND of terms at low rate or ia.
terest.
AN IDEAL HOME.
on Twenty-0fth Street, near the
sacred Heart Academy. 6 now five
.oom' ST Louis yellow bun brick cot
'"Se' with large rooms, finished In mis-
s,on OAK hnc imported paper, massive
eIcctric light fiXture5, fine porcelain
o3tn' stationary wash stand, toilet.
hot and cold water connections,
S'ric,iy modern ard up-to-date In
every detail. The most attractive
.c'ture about this home Is the price,
SI,6oo. on terms To suit.
J. J. BRUMMITT
Either Phone ~. 2374 Wash. Ave.
3.l0.u
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SHADES TRANSFER.
TRANSFER COMPANIES
UMBRELLA REPAIRING.
UPHoLsTERING & REPAIRING

Umbrella repairing and recovering
Ind phone d32 Bell SILK Cliff
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BUILDING LOTS.

We arc Offering, until the first of
April, good building lots within four
blocks of the business district. located
on the bench and right on the car line
with sidewalk and sewer all paid up
for $4,000.
DON'T overlook this.
BOTH PHONES.
&
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Hair Switches for sale at reduced
prices Hair chains a speciality. Mas
gueradc costumes to rent for balls and
theaters, All mall orders promptly
attended to. MIS-. C. E Lee, 32l 24th.
p. o, Boz t35 81
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FIFTEEN young men wanted to quail
fy for railway mail clerks, good
wages, permanent positions; examina-
tlons Salt Lake City, Utah May 10
Call on Mr. Mecham. Broom hotel. Og
den, March 20 TO FL. 3-17-tr
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THE ENDLESS LIFE

What have the poets to tell us abou.
lie after death? Do they give us any
grounds for deeper confidence In the
survival Of human personality? Great
poems arc confessions Of faith Have
The great poets any faith in immor-
tallly to confess? The sermon Sun,
day evening at the Congregational
church will seek TO answer these
questions II Is the third In tho
series dealing with the problem OF
personal Immortality The public Is
invited.
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SANITARY WORK
NElS MCCARTHY

NGCS MCCNRTY
All work subject to sanitary In
spector. 272S Grant. Bell phone 324-Z.
Stiff
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S. T. CORN. ATToRNEY-AT.lAN.
207-20s First Natl Bank Bldg.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
PHYSICIAN G. SURGEONS.

DR.. A. Fernlund. Physician and
Surgeon. Office hours, 10 and IL a
m, IL to p. m. $40 25th st Office
phones, Rcll SICK; Ind 515. Residence.
SAG Wash. Ind. phone 502.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
HELP WANTED.
MALE E..

WANTED-Seyeral teams to plow by
the acre on Sand Ridge. Phone
Kelly q Herrick 8 is II
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Joseph Chez. Attorney and Coun-
selor at Law, 40 and II First National
Bank Bldg, ogden, Utah. Both
phones. Notary,
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DECORATING

R s. Farnswortb. Attorney at Law.
3l4 and 3l5 Ecoles Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-26

A revised list of the polling places for
the municipal election OF next Tuesday
was submitted TO the city council Monday
night by the elections committee and was
approved. The polling places as now dcfl-
nitcly fixed are as follows:
District No Tom Ferguson. 1861
South Fifth East.
District No. 2-David p. Anderson. 1851
South Eleventh East
District No 81. C. Horsen, OPS East
Liberty avenue,
District No Fire department sta
tion. Ninth South and Eleventh East.
District No. 5--L. w. Davis 553 East
Seventh South.
District No. Ga. II. Armstrong. I1$;
South Third East
District No. "a. II Little, rear ,2i
South Fourth East,
Distric, No, S--Joseph Weller. l53 East
Eighth South
District No. 9-Judge Whitaker's court
room. basement city and county build
District No. 1O--R Huddlcston, a5& East
Fourth South.
District No. ia II woolley. u6
South Fifth East.
District No, l2-Ninh ward meeting
house,
District No. Il-E Eynon. 1876 South
Seventh East.
District No. 1t-Jamcs T, strong. 81,
District no, j5-L. viseI. 1913 Eas,
Fifth South
District No. 1G-W. NJ. Padcn Prcsby-
terrain Mission church. corner Of Second
West and Brooklyn avenue.
District No 1T-Dr. Hascl's drug store,
corner of Eighth South and Second West.
District No. lS-Burlnston chapel. In
diana avenue.
District No .-l9-val schramm, 43l West
Sixth South
District No. 2O-M. a. Holderness. 7OS
South West Temple.
District No 2i-Ncllie O'ConncIl,. i53
West Fifth South.
District No 2g-stela Purcell. 5li South
Second West.
District No 9&--NIrs John Cosgrove, 4I2
South Eighth West,
Third South.
District No. 25-Globc Sheet Metal
Works 20 PoStoffice place
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Picked Up at Political Headquarters

smoker at headquarters Saturday even.
ing. Mayoralty Candidate Murdoch and
Others will speak aud Farley Jonson
will distribute campaign cigars.
Now. really ism + it. uu<iud of George
y. Lawrence and the forty ninc'
Despite his recent mysterious disap-
pcaTncc, il ism t any trouble TO locate
Frank J. Hewlett, now,
Just wait until Smoot sccs George
y. Lawrence.
IT would he interesting 10 sec j. D,
Murdoch s figures on what he experts
TO get from that $500 campaign con
tribution,
Wonder what The federal bunch thinks
about il? Did YOU see that circular!
By tho way, have you noticed that
w. II. Wallace is getting to he big
boy now!
The Church Republicans claim TO
have an abundant campaign fund. Par
ley p. Jensen has n new pair of shoes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-26
ECZEMA A GERM DISEASE
Myriads Of Microscopic Animals Infest
the Skin of the Sufferer.

When the skin of an eczema sufferer
itchcs and burns IN untold agony, do
You know what is going on within the
pores Of that skinl
Myriads of microscopic animals are
gnawing nj the flesh, breaking down the
fine cells and cnusing testers, thick
scales and that terrible itch The germs
multiply faster than Nature can throw
them on.
Now, there is only one way to get rid
of these gcrms-thcy must be killed in
their lodging places, Dosing the stom-
ach or trying TO euro the blood win not,
Of course. kin the germs. and that is
why all the blood remedies fail in eczc-
ma. that is also why salvcs which do
not penetrate can do no permanent good.
Ordinary oil of wintergreen properly
compounded in liquid form will pene-
trate the pores of the skin and kill the
eczema germs. If properly mixed with
thymol, glyccrine and other ingredients
Gas in D. d. d, Prescription this wash
will build up tho tissue of the skin and
promote it's healthy growth, giving Ma"
ture n chance, while killing the germs
faster than they can multiply,
Druggists j.. i. Hill Drug Co and T..
G. Schramm Of this city recommend ID.
d u. Prescription. also d, ID. ID. Soap,
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ganization, which had the distinguished
honor Of entertaining the women Of The
Southwestern Federation of Women s
clubs when they effected their original
organization ten years ago.
This club has devoted itself chiefly
TO the securing of the library building
for MountaInhomc, n picture of which
appears with this article. Probably the
name of Mrs. Lille Il. Mcrtz stands
out more prominent than that of any
of her sister club women, in achieving
success in the reaching of Mr., Carnegie
for substantial donation 10 this read.
ing room, now fully complete and well
supplied with 4 good selection Of up
10 date literature.
a second club in Nountainhome,
known as the Arts Mesia Mothers club,
has paid some considerable attention 10
civic regulations and in addition has
wagod a successful campaign against
the unsightly sage brush which former.
IS served as covering 10 the school
ground and further succeeded in having
the school yard beautifully levcled aud
| planted TO ward grass and ornamental
shade trees For the further improve.
ment of the environment of the stu.
dents they established a drinking fount-
ain in the school building, rcplete in
all forms of modern convenience and
duly safcguarded hygi2nically.
The Sub Rosa is another Mountain.
home organization Of club women which
has made as its special line of work
the installation of "A gymnasium for the
benefit of the school children.
In the working out of this commend.
able plan to establish the Carnegie
library, all three of these societies
Joined unanimously and fervcntly in
the work of making it successful AT the
expense for the time required Of then
special lines of child -upGft in which
they were respectively especially en-
gagged.
Not only did they make this sacrl-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-26
A DOCTORS SLEEP
Found He Had to Leave Of Coffee.

MANY persons do not realize that a
bad stomach viii cause insomnia
Coffee drinking, being such au ancient
and respectable form of dissipation, few
realize that the -calfcine-con.
tanned in the coffee and tea. Is ono of
the principal causes of dyspepsia and
nervous troubles.
Without their usual portion of coffee
OF tea the coffee topcrs arc nervous, ir-
ritahlc and frctful. That S the way with
"A whisky drlnkcr lie has got To have
his dram ''to settle his nerves habit
To leave off coffee is an easy natter
if YOU want TO try II. because Postum
Well boiled according 10 directions
gives n gentle but natural support 10 the
nerves and does not contain any drug
nothing but food.
Physicians know this ia be true. as
ono from Ga writes
II have cured myself Of 4 long stand.
ing case of Nervous Dyspepsia by leay-
ing off coffee and using Postum. says
the doctor.
- also enjoy refreshing sleep, to
winch | had been an utter stranger for
20 years.
" In treating Dyspepsia in IT'S various
types, | find little trouble when ! can
induce patients to quit coffee and adopt
Postum: The Dr. Is right and
book, ''Thc Road 10 Wcllvillc, - in pk gs.
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
interest
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REVISED LIST OF POLLING PLACES
is APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL

District No. 2G-Earl Ripley. 229 South
Second West.
District No. 27-Blrd- Cowan. lGO South
West Temple,
District No. 2S-Mrs !. G. McNichols,
@2S West First South.
District No 29-W. II. Crater, Ii3 South
Seventh West
District No aO-RiG Grandc Mission
chapel 1916 West Second South,
District No. CIV. l.. Barlow. l2S West
District No. &2-Mrs Fidclia jacobs
/ Presbyterian Relief Society hall, about 27l
West First North.
Adams court. rear 232 North Fifth West
District No. 3l-Davld Crowthcr 1927
West North Temple,
/ i2i West First North
| District No. 36-Charles White. AS
! North Third West.
! District No BIB. A. Ridd. GCi West
District No. 8S-Thomas Gustn, 81
/ Rosclla avenue.
! District No. al. r. Gross North Salt
! Lake first house west Of Brooks.
District No iO-B. +. johnson. 244 Cen
! ter street.
District No. fl-Mrs. Phoebe c. Taylor.
/ 81 North state.
District No. i2-BriGham street Phar-
/ macy, corGcr of T. and Brigham.
District No. f3-Mlrs. Josephine Wilkes.
! l05 Seventh avenue.
District No. ii-Ciaraec OF David Keith.
90 East South Temple.
District No. 45-Dykcs store. 2SG2S5 ]
| street.
District No +G-Georgc T. Houghton
/ 30 NJ street corner Of Second avenue.
District No. i7-John y. DcNalley, 1893
First avenue.
District No iS-Ruby Gum. 1l21 Bueno
| street.
District No. i9-Mrs. NJ A. Johnson,
/ 252 South Ninth East
District No. 5o-Mrs. NJ L. Fahy. 773
| East Second South.
District No. 51-Calvary Baptist church.
| iIi East Second South.
District No. 52-Josephlne Ryan COS
East Second South.
District No. 5S-Y. NJ c. \. building,
| First South and State.
District No. SIS. J. Seal. 136 South
| State.