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SITUATION WANTED-lJALE

GOOD Jap boy wants work after
school hours. P. O. Box 539. Bell
1075-Y 12.29.1wk
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LEGAL
iContinued.)

dend Is declared. All dividends are
payable to tho stockholders appear
Ing of record on tho company's books
on the day before such dividend is
poVohlc
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per word each isouc. or S cents per
line Of five words per day, no first
insertion less than IS cents, or two
or more lines per week at the rate OF
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cents por line per month. Remember
five average words mako line. All
Advertisements on this page must be
paid In advance. No exception to thIo
rule,
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100 ACRES. mile and half north Utah
Hot Springs. 40 acres In lucern, 40
In grain, 20 In meadow. 10 In fruit.
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EIGHT-ROOM modern brick house on
bench: very easy terms. Inquire
Bell Phono i7S-Y. 11-231mo.
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PROBATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES.
,ououIt County Clerk or tho Respae
1.-Two SIeners for Further
Information.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
the Second Judicial District in and
for Weber County. State Of Utah.
Estate of James H. Bean, Deceased
Creditors will present claims with
Vouchers TO the undersigned admin
istrator, with will annexed. at the Of
fee of ]. D. Skeen and Brothers. 300
301 Eccles Building. ogden, Utah, on
or before April 9. 1911.
W. R. SKEEN,
Administrator With VIII Annexed.
j. D. SKEEN, Attorney.
Date of first publication, December
9. 1910.
Date of last publication. December
80, 1910.
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Ogden. Utah. Dec 9Th. 1910
The above meeting is hereby ad.
journed until Thursday. Jan. 9Th, 1911,
at IL o'clock a m. at the companys
ofIlce above mentioned.
NJ. S. BROWNING. Vice President.
HENRY H. ROLAPP. Secretary.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
the Second Judicial District in and
for Weber County. State of Utah.
Estate OF james Hunt. Deceased,
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to tho undersigned admin
istratrix, at the Office OF j. D. Skccn
and Bros, 300-30l Eccles Building.
Ogden, Utah. on or before April ..
1911.
CLARA HUNT SINGLETON.
Administrators
I'D. SKEEN &c BROS. Attorneys.
Date of FIRST publication. December
9, 1910.
Date OF last publication. December
80, 1910.
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LOST.
MONEY TO LOAN.

WANTED TO RENT-Small farm,
about 10 acres. with water rights.
Address, Farm care Standard.
12-21-1wk
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HELP WANTED.
FEMALE
CHAMBERMAID at tho Virginia.
12-20-1wk

LADIES wanted to tnlee work homo
spare time, experience unnecessary,
reliable help only. 2235 Washington
avenue, l2-19-lwk
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Ogden. Utah. Nov, 9Th, 1910.
The above meeting Is hereby ad-
journed until Monday. Dec. 9Th. 1910.
at IL o'clock q. m. at the company's
office above mentioned.
NJ s. BROWNING, Vice President.
HENRY II. ROLAPP. Secretary.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-05-25
NorloE To pRopeRrY OWNERS

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NOTICE TO PROPERTY owNERs

Notice uf Street Improvement 10
Property Holders on East Marshall
Street From Stonewall Street East
10 Cemetery Street
The city council Of the City Of
Greenyllle gives notice TO all persons
and co puratlons owning any real e8
tate within improvement District
Number Twelve, consisting of all
property abutting or In the vicinity OF
/ the above described streets. and Ia
/ an persons and corporations IN any
way Interested In the proposed grad
| ing, nllmg and construction Of side
walks in said street or In the man
ner in which the cost OF the same %
10 be- paid.
That the city proposes 10 grade an'
fiji aud build sidewalks on Marsha
street from Stonewall street East u
Cemetery street. and for more dem
tie description Of any particulars cor
corning the nature Of the proposed M
proyement reference IS here mad
10 the specifications now on file In IN
Office Of the city clerk.
That the persons owning prope I
sbutting on said street and with
the limits OF said district are TO pa
lhe entire cost Of said improvement
This Is to notify all persons an
corporations Interested to file In wri
ing within the office Of the city clel
any objection they may have 10 ma
ing such improvements or 10 the ma
ner In which the cost Is 70 be pal
or TO the manner ia WHICH said d
trlct Is constituted, -. Lh her q
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.

Notice Of Street Improvement to
Property Holders on the North Side
Of West Henry Street From King
Street to the West School Build
ing; on the South Side Of West
Henry STREET From Saylc street to
the Northeast Corner Of School lot;
ON the West Side of North Walnut
street From Wost Henry Street to
tho North boundary Line of X. II,
Ietts Lot:
Tho city council of the city of
Greenvllc gives notice to all persons
and corporations owning any real es'
tate Within Improvement District
Number Fifteen, consisting Of all
property admitting or In the vicinity
Of the North side of Henry street
from King street TO the West school
building, on the South side of West
Henry street from Sayle street To the
Northeast corner nj school lot and
on the west side OF North Walnut
street from West Henry street to the
North boundary line of II II. Iett'a
lot, and to all persons and corpora
tons In any way Interested In the
proposed grading, filling and CON
struction of sidewalks on said streets
or In the manner IN which the cost
Of the same ls to he paid.
That the city proposes to grade and
Hll and bul'd sidewalks on West Hen.
nv and North Walnut streets. and for
more definite description of any
particulars concerning the nature OF
| the proposed Improvement, reference
| Is here made to the specifications now
IN file iu the office of the city clerk
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CAKE CONTEST.
To Be Held BY Wesley Home Mission
Society Next Saturday.

To Be Held BY Wesley Home Mission
Society Next Saturday.
on next Saturday. May 18th, from
3 to 9 o'clock p. m. in the Booster
Club rooms. the ladies' of the Wesley
Home Mission Society will conduct
cake contest, in which there will
be given three prizes for the best
cakes. First prize, $500; second prize
$500; third prize, $500. Decisions
will be made by three competent
judges.
The cakes are to be made of Gold
Leaf Hour, which will he furnished by
the Paris Grocer Company through
Maud Burnett or Moore 4 Jones. who
viii deliver the desired amount to any
lady calling ON them for some. either
by phone or in person
After the cakes enter the contest
they are to become the property OF
the ladies of the society, who, after
the prizes have been awarded. will sell
iiA' NaAhNH &c y ihNhpt heAib AHN NIltAl 81
proceeds for the benefit of the socie
ty.
Every lady is invited to enter this
contest. and those who do so are re
questcd to phone Mrs c. A. Langford
lover either 'phone) by next Wednes
day noon.
These prizes are offered by the
Cape County Milling company of Jack
son. Mo, for the purpose of making ia
Greenylllc public demonstration Of
the great merits of this excelleu.
-four, and it will no doubt be diff
cult tasl; for the judges to make a de
nisIon for the three best cakes N
this contest, as it is an oft-provea
fact that any cake baked from Gold
Leaf Flour is worthy of prize. At
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intcrcede with Lady blanche and anal.
" persuades her to postpone the dc
nomcement The Fortress comes with
massage from the Princess inviting
them to so with her on a scientific
expedition that afternoon.
ntercalary poem-The Echo Song
Mn Hennen.
canto 1II.-The Expedition Scene.
Woodland near Academy. Time: AT
ternoon of same day,
The Prince Cunrecognized) speaks
of his love; the Princess tells of her
plans and purposes; the Princess calls
for song; Violet sings the First
plot Song, The Passion of Memory,
the Prince apes their treble" in the
Second Plot Song, the Lyric Of Hope.
mere love song: the Princess
demands song of their country;
Cyril sings tavern song unmcrt
for ladies': the three friends nrc rec.
ognlzcd as men; there are shrieks
and disorderly flight; the Prince
and Florian are captured; Cyril cs.
capes: Lady Psyche who has LETT her
baby at the Academy fees without T.
1ntercalory Poem The Battle can
Miss Anderson.
CNn,o IV.-The Trial and Expulsion
Scene; Hall of Justice at The Academy
Time: Night of same day
Prince and Floriu brought before
the Princess for trial. Lady Blanche.
tho affluent orator. too ardent in her
prosecution is dismissed by Princess
Psyche's baby is kept by Princess;
messengers arrive telling Of the nea.
approach of the Princes father with
an army to besioge the academy.
Princess quiets fears of the girls;
Prince and Florian thrust out.
lntercalary Poem-The Consolation
Miss Anderson
Canto V-Trlumph and Forgive
ness. Part 1-Camp of Princes faith
err. Time: Near morning of same
night.
Prince and Flor'an are admitted
into camp King CANA who has been
captured and held as hostage is re.
leased; meeting of Prince, Florian and
Cyril who conducts them to Psyche's
tent where she is bemoaning the loss
of her babe, Prince Arac arrives,
Farley between Arac and Prince, who
refuses to waive his claim ITO Priu.
cess; they agree to settle dispute by
force of arms, three to three, if Prlu-
cess will consent to abide by the is
sue
Part Same Scene; early next
morning
Return of messengers with agree
ment of Princess to marry Prince IL
her side falls: The fight; Prince falls
Ida exalts over her fallen enemies
and cones IN to offer her services ia
those who have championed her
cause; she finds the Prince apparent
ly dead, but when she finds him alive
begs to nurse him; this request is
refused when she seems so hard n
PSYCHE, but after their reconciliation,
her request is granted and the doc S
OF the academy are thrown wide open
to receive all the wounded.
Intercalary Poem Reluctant SUI
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-05-25
NOTICE TO PROPERTY owNERs

Notice Of Street Improvement to
Property Holders on West Jones
Street From Stonewall Street 10
King Street:
The city council OF the City OF
Groenyille gives notice to all persona
and corporations owning any real 90.
tate Within improvement Dlstrlr,
Number Fourteen, consisting Of MI
property ubutting or In the vicinity Of
WAst Jones street from StoneYall
street 10 King street and to all per
sons and corporations IN any way IN
lerosted In the proposed grading,
Dlling and construction on sidewalls
on said street or In the manner IN
which the cost OF the same is to be
paid.
That the city proposes TO grade and
hll and build sidewalks on West
Jones street from Stonewall street
to King street, and for more deGn-
! tie description Of any particulars con
/ corning the nature Of the proposed
/ improyement, reference 10 here made
TO the specifications now on file IN
/ The Office Of the city clerk
That the persons owning property
admitting on said street and within
the entire cost Of said Improvement
This Is to notify an persons and
corporations Interested 10 file Ia wit
ing within the office OF the city cleri
any objection they may have 10 max
! ing such improvements or to the man
, ner IN which the cost Is 10 De paid
or 10 the manner In which said dis
rict Il constituted. or any other oh
r lection.
: such objection must be filed no
r later than the 2Stb day OF May, a
4. 1910. which ls the ten days motto
y provided for by law, aud such obje'
"a lions win be heard al a regular o
y adjourned meeting Of the city counc
}. i'm the Council chamber AZ 10 o'cloc
al A. M. on the 3lst day OF May A. !
+ 1910, or at any adjourned meetin
X from said date
I. Passed aud approved this the III
i. day Of May, A. y. 1910.
A Attest r. n BYRD,
s. W. A. FRAZER Mayor.
b. City Clerk. 5'2s.
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RIA PRINCESS.
BY the Graduating class Assisted by
the Juniors.

BY the Graduating class Assisted by
the Juniors.
At $3.50 p. m Thursday, May 2G. al
the King Opera House, the Senior
class OF the Greonvile High school.
assisted by the Junior class, will
present The Princess" Medley in
ak cSntos, by Alfred Lord Tenhyscn.
synopsis of the Play.
Subject: womans Higher Educa.
ton. Theme: For woman is not un.
developed man, but diverse"
Canto THE Departure. Scene.
Court OF Princes Father.
Ambassadors return from, the soutn
Country with presents and letters
from King Cana, father of the Prlu.
cess Ida, announcing that the p in.
cess refuses to wed the Prince ac.
cordng to pre.contract and that she
has founded, near the southern Dor.
ders of the princes prospective king.
"'hi' ulNclSlAy luI women only .
the prince begs to 60 for her; his
request is refused: with his friends
Florian and Cyril, he determines to
find her. and, Disgusting themselves
as women, they steal away to enter
the Princess Academy as pupils.
Intercalary Poem-The Lullaby.
Quartetto: Miss Fisher, Miss Mostel.
Ter, Mr. Hennen, Mr.. Jones
Canto 1.-THE Wolves Within the
Fold Scene: At the gateway of the
academy.
Part Thine: Early morning a
week later, The Prince and two
friends disguised seek enrolment as
Lady Psyche's pupils.
Part 2.-scene: In the Lecture Hall
of the Academy Time: one hour
later.
The Prince and his friends are vel.
coined by the President Princess Ida,
and are formally enrolled; they hea.'
Lady Psyche's harangues on Woman's
Position; she recognizes them and eX.
torts their promise to leave; while
they are talking. Melissa overhears
them, but promises to keep secret.
Part S-Scene: In the Lecture Hail.
Time: Early morning week later.
The three adventures, secure IN
their disguise, seek brief relaxa-
ton from the trying ordeal OF mas
querading as women; they reheafse
their experience and congratulate
themselves upon the success OF thei'
scheme, only the Lady Blanche seems
to be suspicious; Melissa comes to
warn them that on the night before
her mother, the Lady Blanche, had
wormed the secret of their identity
from her and was even then on he
way to expose them! Cyril goes 10
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DISTRICT COURT.


proceeding ana Disposition OF Cases
Yesterday.
The following proceedings were
had in Judge Montroses court We
terday:
r. G. P@n VS.. Texas Midland. Con.
tinued by consent
d. w, Harrison VS.. Ira o. Wyso
Beaumont Oil Co Report of sale Of
receiver approved.
NJ F. Turner ct al. VS. Amanda
Turner ct al Decree Of partition
with interest of respective parties AZ
follows: Mrs, NJ. f Harrell, Mrs a.
P. Cannon, Gideon o. Turner, minor,
each 80 29100 acres, and to Mrs a
p. Turner 1871 G3.1OO acres The
court found that the land was not SUI
ceptible of partition in kind, and APP
pointed Chas C. Roby rs receiver ia
sell the land at private sale for patt
cash and vendors lien notes for the
deferred payments, and that he report
his action at the present term Of this
court.
A. w. Neff VS.. Cotton Belt Thu
testimony and argument was conclud
ed in this case and the jury will be
charged this morning.
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nsAL EsrArs TRANSFERS.
Deeds Filed For Record in the office
Of the County CLERK.

OF the County CLERK.
FURNISHED by Kinney Abstract Co
Deeds filed MAY g3, 1910,
N Cochran T., Mne yo,ear
A. trustees lot in wolfe CIV po.i
Of urlab nlue survov. s9oo on
u ~ nm -
-, ,.. :" " w. ~.
"a, So 40 $50" ~ '''NN '''' "
'Sv''"
'' L. ferguson TO D. w Moore "''
ana IN n'o'N NO F" Merit
F'uVVVV'
j. VI. Cox ct al to II r Terrell ct
A. lots /, 2 aud 3 in block No Z
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$4,000. Received from the Su-
preme Lodge United Benevolent As
ISOLATION. Fort Worth. Texas, $4,000
on account of the death Of my hu6-
band, r. d. Drake, holding certificate
No. 1891, dated Nov 18th, 1906. 70.
100000 payable to me at his death
II is und rstood by me this IS an
advanced payment which il is the
custom of the Association to mako
Immediately on receiving notice of the
death of any member in good standing
and it is further agreed and under
stood the United Benevolent Associa
ton reserves the righ ito make full
investigation before making further ri
final settlement.
Received at Groenyille, Texas, this
gath day of May, A. D., 1910.
NANCY H. DRAKE,
Beneficiary
Signed in the presence Of
j. T. Carsey,
Dr. J. II. French. 1t.
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The HIqh Cost of LIvlnq.

Increases the price of many neces.
stiles without improving the quality.
FOley's Honey and Tar maintains its
high standard of excellence and its
great curative qualities without any
increases in cost 1t ia the best RENE,
dy for coughs. colds, Group. whoop-
Ing cough and all ailments OF the
throat. chest and lungs, The gen
uine Is In a yellow package. Refuse
substitutes, Sold by Gees Drug
Store.
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lection
Such obIectioa must he filod not
late than the 2sth day OF May. a
A. 1910. which Is the ten days notice
provided for by law, and such obiec'
tions win be heard at regular or
adjourned meeting OF the city council
in the council chamber at 10 o'clock
A. NJ on the Sist day OF May, a, d.
1910, or at any adjourned meeting
from said date
Passed aud approved this the 18th
day OF May A. ". 1910,
Attest. r. u. BYRD.
w. 4. FRAZER. Mayor,
City Clerk 5.2S.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-05-25

FOR SALE-A beautiful lot on South
stonewall street; good cistern, brick
walk and concrete steps. A lovely
place for home, On the market only
few days Come on phone me- S, r
Etter.
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CIGAR SALESMAN WANTBD.-Ex,
perience unnecessary. Sell our brands
to the retail trade. Biz pay. Write
for full particulars at once. Globe
Cigar Co.. Cleveland. Ohio. 6-l9.
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FOR SALE-A nice residence in a
beautiful location, large lot, In Col
lege addition. cheap. S. r.. Etter.
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BY THE CASE OR BOX.

Eyaporated Peaches, nice per
boN..... ....... .... $500
Dried Grapes, nice. per box $3.50
lIomny. per case.....,.. S1.7O
sweet Potatoes, fine per cnae 500
Small Tomatoes, Bis r Brand. per
casr...,...- ..,....'.'' y LIZ
Salmon. pink dozen for 1914
Can sell You another brand $3.52
Open near nj Close near 2 p.
m. open until near o. m. saturday
Closed an day Sunday.
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Made clean, baked clean. sold clean
.Holson Loaf
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Oct the Magnetic H5h bait. which
nsures good catch. at Il. ;. Nit
chOirB.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-02
Makes Positive Denial that there Was
Any Bribery Scandal in His
Election for Senator Of
Illinois.
HINTS AT BLAcKMAIL
Declares that the White Story is Alb
solutely False From start to
Finish and Lie on Face
Of it.

CHICAGO, Ill.,. May 2.-Touching
the charges made by Representative
White in the Chicago Tribune, Sena-
tor Lorimer gave out the following
authorized statement:
The White statement is absolute
ly false from start to finish 1t is a
lie on the face of it. What is the
matter with White is beyond my con-
ception. What is the matter with the
people behind him-the Chicago Trib-
une--is easier to tell They are try
ing, by deliberate lying to wreck the
financial institutions which | am
known to be starting.
Whites story is so impossible that
It's falsehood is apparent at glance.
Anybody who was in Springfield dur
ing the senatorial contest, or at all
familiar with Springfield affairs, would
know in minute that it could not
bo true.
Sometime ago il Washington, ! re-
ceived letter from White saying that
he was going to write story of his
life in the legislature. He said he
had written 10000 words for which he
had an offer of $3.50 a word As that
would make $4,000 | concluded the
man was crazy. My secretary sug-
gested that the letter was black
mail letter, but did not believe II
at the time. Now can see 1t more
clearly. But at that time | merely
sent White reply to the effect that
was glad he was doing so we'll.
'sThe premeditated untruthfulness OF
Whites story Is shown by his quot
ing Charles Luke as his authority at
the only point where he attempts tc
bring me in directly. Luke is dead
There is the point of the lie. There
can be no reply from the grave
The trick is so much newspaper
truck that / can hardly think that
White did it. / am confident that the
people in the Tribune office, who made
1t an object for him to sign the article
supplied him with this crooked false
hood.
incidentally, after reading the
dilne novel stuff printed III the LTD
une and comparing it with the letter
he wrote me, can say that Whlte
had about as much to do with writing
the Tribune story as If he had never
been born
Roger C. Sullivan, leader of the
democratic party in Illinois, discreditE
the Tribune story by saying thai
Browne, who is charged with handling
the funds in the case, was candidate
for the senatorship himself
and was not, therefore, work
ing in the interest of Lori
mer. He said he did not believe
any democratic member was impli
Gated in the matter in any way.
The financial institutions to which
the senator refers are the La Sale
Street National bank and the La Sale
Street Trust company.