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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-27
This Is Third Day to Register
for the County Election

3s-(Rl, Edward Brooks. Tenth West
and Goodwin avenue.
4o-(R). Martha blackwell. West Capt.
41-(R>. Phoebe C. Taylor. s1 North
42-(R), Minnie c. Bcattle. 10 First ave-
4s-tR). Mrs. Eliza A James. s1s C
4l-(R). Hannah H. castlcton, s4s Sec
ond avenue.
45-(R). Ernest E. Brown. 6s7 Sixth
avenue.
A6-(A). James Lawson. Jr.. s74 Fourth
avenue.
47-(A), Renee Mounteer, 1926 Second
avenue.
4S-(A), Mrs. Ruby Gum. 1l21 Buena
street
ga. Jennie Davidson. 252 South
5O-(A). Mrs. w, Walters. s5s East
| First South.
51-(A), Jennie Holcomb. ABS East
| Third South.
52-(A). Mrs, Kate Farrell, 275 East
First South.
53-(A). Mary Bero. 252 South Second
East.
5S-{k}. Thomas ON sGSf'tli II, MumfOFd. o"hs calders
Park.
56-R), n K. North. calders Park.
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth South.
5S-(R), George NJ. Guist, Calders, R.
59-(RJ. Anna e. Ballard. Murray.
e0-(D, James Godfrey, Pine street.
61-lR). John Richardson. Murray,
62-(R, Mayme 3: Jensen, Big Cot
! tonwood, Murray, r. D. No. 2.
63-(R). Earl Watrous, Silver Lake.
64-(F0. Francis NJ. Roach. Half Way
house. Parley's canyon.
yS s51D. Emma ], Butler, Sandy R. D.
se-(R), Annie Marie Fox. Murray. R.
/ D.. No. 3.
s5-R). c; II; Cushion, Sandy.
esER. William Halstead, Sandy r.
e9--(R), Alex A. Brand. Sandy. r D.
No 4.
T-(R). John A. wellington. Crescent,
Utah.
72-(R). Augustus R. Ballard, Draper,
7s-R). Charles L. Knight. Riverton.
A-tR); jeremiah R, Freeman. Herri-
75-(R). Genevieve E Garsive. River
76-(R), Albert Mabey. South Jordan,
7-(R). Hyrum Beckstead. West Jor-
7S-(R), Walter Cooper, Midvale, Utah
Vile: Utah.
SO-(A). II. ], Gregerson. Bingham
Sl-(R). William j. Myers. Bingham
Canyon. Utah.
S2--(R(. Otto Kappele. Bingham Can.
yon. Utah,
sa-(R), Edith Read. Garfield. R. D
No. /,
S4-(R), John R. Nelson. Hunter, Utah
S5-(R), A. J. Hin. Granger, Utah.
s6-(R. F. w Schoenfeld. Brighton
| r D, No. s.
sS-(R), Elizabeth Dyer. Tenth an6
Eleventh South. on Twenty-frst East
| Pleasant Grove.
S9-(R). Maggie w. Timpson. 243l South
Seventh East.
9O-(R), Edward P. jones. Bingham
Canyon, Utah.
|. 91-(R). Willis II. Rudy. care % South
Main. city.
92-(R). w. w. McKinn. Lark, Utah.
93-(R). Charles Holm, Murray Utah.
9-(R). William Bishop. Murray. Utah
95-(Rl. Mrs. Elizabeth II, Lyon, Muir
96-(A, Mrs. Gilbert Palmer. Garfield
Utah.
97-(D,- Henry Quayle. 81 West
Eleventh South.
9s-(R), Mrs. Marie c. Dudley, 35;
! Main street, Bingham Canyon.
99-(R), Hyrum Goff. Midvale. Utah.
100-(R), Mary II. Burton. 1920 Soutr
| State.
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COAL WANTED,

The undersigned VIII receive bids up
to Monday September IL. 1910, at l2
public schools of Salt Lake City for the
school year l910-1911.
Bids are desired on mine slack, mine
run, pea and lump coal, delivered at the
buildings as required
Each bidder must designate the kind
and grade OF coal he proposes to fur
nish.
Price TO be per ton of two thousand
pounds.
The successful bidder will be required
TO enter Into contract and furnish bond
in the sum OF $4,000.
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids
BOARD OF EDUCATION
BY l.. Z. Judd, Clerk
ooeo6
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AUGUST OF THIS YEAR
NOT SO REMARKABLY HOT

According to the section director of
the weather office the temperature for
the month of August up to date has av-
eragcd neither high nor low. IL being
but s. Of d degree below the average for
August. The hottest August since the
weather bureau was established here was
in 1873. when the average temperature
was 1874 degrees, The coolest was In
August. 1899. when the average was 69.s
degrees. UP 10 the present date the
average temperature for this month Is
$50 degrees.
The highest temperature during the
present month wax on August 20. when
the thermometer registered "a degrees,
In August, 1875. the highest temperature
was l0l degrees. The lowest temperature
this month was on the 26th, when the
thermometer registered SO degrees. The
lowest temperature for August on record
was "a degrees, In August, 1880 and
1908
The rainfall for the present month is
below the normal. the average uelng rs
OF an inch. The loves, record OF rain
fall In the month Of August was In 1885.
when only ,02 Of an inch fell In Au-
gust. 1905. the rainfall was 22S inches.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that at a meet
Ing OF the board of directors OF the Eiec-
trical Engineering & Construction COM
pany, held on the 18th day Of August.
1910, an assessment Of fifty (50) cents per
tai stock of the corporation, payable
Immediately to George Winsness. secre-
tary, No. AS South Third West street.
Salt Lake City. Any stock on which
this assessment shall remain unpaid on
Monday, September 26, 1910. will be de-
linquent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless payment Is made
before so many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock as may be necessary will
be sold on Monday, October II, 1910. at
(three) o'clock p. m. to pay the de-
lnquent assessment. together with the
cost Of advertising and expense OF sale.
GEORGE WINSNESS. Secretary,
ol947
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BABY BORN ON WESTERN
PACIFIC; HELEN GOULD

c. H Clarke. agent for the Western
Pacific railroad at Wendoyer. Utah. holds
the distinction of being the father OF
the first baby TO be born on the Western
Pacific railroad The baby was born
TO Mrs. Clarke at 5:04 o'clock Friday
morning on the eastbound passenger
train, as she was being hurried TO ST
Marks hospital in this city The little
one first saw light one mile east oi
Knolls station. about 100 miles west OF
this city.
There was no doctor on the train. but
Mrs. Carolina Gehm of Sacramento, who
was on her way TO Jeanette, Pa, Of
fercd her services and Mrs. Clarke was
made as comfortable as possible, Upon
the arrival in this city Mrs. Clarke and
the tiny Infant were taken 10 st. Mark s
hospital! where both are reported to be
getting along nicely. 1t was decided tc
chrlsten the baby Helen Gould Clarke
in honor OF Helen Gould. sister of George
Could, head OF the Western Pacific,
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REBECCA JOYCE ESTATE
IS VALUABLE HERITAGE

Thomas w. James asked the district
court Friday for letters Of administra-
ton on the estate OF Rebecca Joyce. who
died August 5. 1910 leaving an estate
valued at Si5. 400. consisting OF personal
property in this city valued at $4,000.
cash on deposit in bank at .RoSg<
Springs, Wyo,, TO the amount OF $1,000.
and realty valued at $4,000.
Mrs. Grace Ford Of Lehi gets $1,000 In
cash and the furniture and household
goods go 10 James James Of Grass Val
lev New Thomas William James is be-
qucathed an undivided ope-half interest
in the real estate. while the use OF the
other half OF the realty goes TO Edward
SON James James. Thomas William
James gets half of the remainder OF
the estate and the other half Is to be
used as an Investment for James James
who will get IL in full right when he
attains his majority.
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And IN accOrdance With The Inw and an
order OF the board of directors made on
the 1st day of June. 1910. so many shares
Of each parcel OF such stock as may be
necessary will be sold at the office OF the
company. No. 32 South Main street. Salt
Lake City Utah. on the 1st day Of Sep
tcmber. 1910, at the hour OF l o'clock
p. M. to pay the delinquent assessment
thereon. together with the cost OF adver-
tising and expenses OF the sale.
ERNEST NJ. FOWLER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Office No. 32 South Main street, Salt
Lake City. Utah o11O5
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UTAH LIGHT CARS RUN
TO END OF MAIN STREET
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
SANDY. Aug. 2s.-Street cars of the
Utah Light & Railway company now
run to the end OF the new car line on
Main street The first car made the
trip this morning. The transformer sta
ton. which has been under construction
on State street between Murray and
Loyepdahs corner for "A month past. Is
completed. The structure is one story
high.
Six transformers are being used which
makes the power for this end OF the line
strong. The car line from Midvale 10
this city has been ballasted switches
laid, and everything is ready for steady
traffic
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Say Sidewalks Are Low.

J. F. Burton says in a complaint sub
mitted 10 the city recorder for the coun-
ellis consideration that the sidewalk Is
street between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
and that In stormy weather mud and
debris accumulate on the sidewalk to
s1lch an extent that il is rendered prnc-
tically useless On Ninth and especially
on Tenth avenue. between and B
streets, other citizens say. the sidewalk
js seven feet lower than the adjoining
ground making q ditch out OF the side
walk that not only catches debris but
holdg water.
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TRAFFIC DELAYED BY
WRECK ON RIO GRANDE

a small wreck on the Denver Sc Rio
Srandc railroad just west Of Gravan
station, about twenty-five miles west of
Sail Lake City, delayed traffic for about
tour hours Friday afternoon. The wreck
was caused by broken journal,
Although several freight cars were de-
rallied. no one was seriously injured.
S. NJ Welsh. an employee OF the com
pany. sustained "A spraIned back. but his
Injuries are not considered serious. He
was taken to ST. Marks hospital.
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Railroad Notes.

S. X. Hooper. general passenger agent
Of the Denver 6 Rio Grande and the
Western Pacific. who accompanied the
Newspaper special to San Francisco
over the new Western Pacific, passed
through the city with some other OFF,
clals Friday. enroute to Denver.
w. NJ Hunsoerger chief clerk to l. A
Benton. general agent in the local pas
seuger department of the Denver & Rio
Grande and the Western Pacific: left Fri
day night for Denver, accompanying the
Hutchson party, which has been tour
ing Yellowstone.
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Held as Witness,

Gust Meritsas, the Greek, who was shot
and wounded by Il. r. Stathakos. was re-
moved from ST. Marks hospital TO police
headquarters Friday and booked, after
recoenizancc Mcritsas Will appear and
furnish the required bail Saturday. He
is being held a material witness by
the police.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Rainbow Mining company, principal
place Of business. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. s. levied on the LIST day
OF June. 1910, the several amounts set
shareholders, as follows.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the New
York Bonanza Mining company for the
election Of directors and for the trans
fully come before II. will be held at the
office OF the company, Room 20f. Felt
building. Salt Lake City. Utah. on Sep
tember Is. 1910. at II o'clock noon
j. II. DEMINC
Secretary,
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the MaNfield mine. The plans call for a
cut in the Maxfield hill. which will re-
duce the grade materially. and 1t Is like
ly that the Improvement of the road will
be started within a couple of weeks
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To Reduce Grade.

County Surveyor Joseph b Swenson
Friday submitted to the county commits
sioners plans for the rebuilding OF the
jroad in Big Cottonwood canyon around
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1 E5,ae aH. #uataH aa muur
 1id- sau=Huta H..r aatr .am i. iteration .lhaa .aau ta b. al mtte# te tr. aaa.. exclusive -e..r,. aftae.aiF d#r#rue HavH H u,1th nrttae
 "t d"ut want fa kHau auehua
 about I:uHs8Ha. .Ha JHf. -sfa r Prominent 1here aud .sHa# .#eta tet inaNIee tha histories ar th# various familIe- and h-m# H 4d San Fan rt-ear haaee#fh5r fe=- =t..
 sH- went HtUaf aud aa aH4t tH.v esf. , 4alup ;. aea-fa-da p.apIs H , small a04 maEae u.a=.fe,. .tiheuau= atH H.H ia.#- at -agiaI .me HH Ms nuhre m-r tfrr 65tRrf= and m4JHar= ua,a tH.e aaa k,apina hotels and stra and uIu zofr ef thing
 no,su.r this a.I point to-a particular spicy and mrau-mg uHuerr=au .WH- t- Nua Who H Gume1ma or rer- hrs zbeasH ignore tH.u aad =imflg add float nal.a f,#tla annals U certain people known auae t.#mm. and tbe fre HasHHE. -HutHa aml# 1sHa 7AIa.ed to Efi.uum. and erHa eb- zrmts
 Whether Mra Darling baaI. 1sH ha Htoliagephiea afta yammfum. daa regarding these san FrmeI-aus whom -He IuaWs al ignores. whether IL aHt be hagr5rbfeai and fearless. of Whether il aHf he simply =,euHHe
 reeti-- on aa.0ete #itb m-Gue.a af #oeial u#5aes and aGuss- 5- sxamHi- Gcd hy leading ruuHfes. rrmtu to be soon.
 Hrs= Darling ba# liead abfaad eaod dai in Che aat decade. aWlY uau- bles and financial wues between her and her daughter Nh. Louise Gather wood-La Nmt9sHg# Maud. making it more convenient fpr her to live aal- zide thc State for time Tmtwhen lhe reconciliation taai, ailgc and there were no mere dangers of haaid law- suft# and fuHay .nahblrs She came back and has lleed hero since pick ine up bo scattered threads e bar social aegu9iutaurobha and at times throatru"iuE ta e=HtHr I dictator ship
 Society old Ncw and in thr In tcrim by Mr=. aJm + Darling will he literary eu=atian which NH east tl other Californian writer's iutn il pleasing ohscurity.- san Frmeiaee Call.
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SAN FRANCISCO
 SOCIETY SEWERS
 AND AWAITS BOOK

SAN FFANCTSCo-ThrHe af sus- rensr and excitement arc beginning to shivrr through zorietv sfae~ Hr John Darling announced te her mtf- mate friends that she was about Ga write book. and. of alt things. a book dealmg with thing -oeiu in ana around san Francisco.
 Mrs barlns. prominent first as tb daughter ar thc eminent Judge <. C Hastings. then as Mr.. catbervood md now ga thr wife If Major John r Darling. r. S- A.. retired. has seen -a- ciete grow from the first Wee Hue rnotling planted on the sand dunes af San Francisco ever -o many years aga. She ean tell just who vaz not uho. d few decades ago. and she knows just where every ones income comes from and just when t began 10 gel better or worse.
 Mrs. Darling has bong since been recognized as an encyclopedia for family skeletons. and she can meta phoricaily. of course-climh luy ones family tree with ease and throw down the apples of diseord that have zprout. ed thereon
 She never miHces matters when if becomes necessary to speak Eaue ue- custemed te occupying leading place in society. she has acquired the cor rect hauteur and frigiday of atmos- phcre required for social aspfants and the total indifference tn their sensa- tons which marks thosc who have a. rived.
 Plain speaking is one of her recoe- uized attributes.
 She k famous for having said ouec when her own family affairs were much in the public eye. "I tell yuu aIl this about the mans behavior. because 1T people will gossip il is best to start them right"
 And now she is going to start pca- Die right" about social conditions in san Francisco. IL will be interesting td note who starts for Europe or tho tall timber when the date for the opening sales of Mrs. Darling's books Is announced.
 Burlingamc will have special req sons to close its gates and become a colony of mourning, for Mrs. Darling has in former times made nc secret of her sentiments regarding the rrz- idonts of the outlying district of san Mateo.
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Life Lines

uur ideals sr. Che cornerstone aI
 Wl, men are on tho job carly vH.sr Hu.z worked last night
 frHr conquered uet by fleeing. bat ns a.tng aud lighting
 rf bong Hfe there must b. d bow Hvue thr simple life
 sus.as E mol measured hy dollars ml cents. nor mans good qualities t. r1-iugh rule.
 Work tor thr good of others anI s1ur ray-cherE Ua Ho5y- rJya.. .aH
 Look before you leap. think before .au retIs lauE and trap. think and E.IE -n. who nrsttatr- is usr. a-ed fellowship does not always mean fellows goodness. good .Ngr may usr tho wrong dough I'm asldea rute measures hu-faoz H#rer thaa the wooden yard stick.
 Something eoad Tor someone done. tes zeu and him one brother .z.,d ss tHa#
 -aHa. HlaiIe am honest when "l4cIr
 HHfhHe in iG bul dishonesty a
 ,Wrtiea the till
 The taat.N man sees uet Hi- own 1a.rz hz Fault finding efforts are d,- t=t.t .a the interests nf other people. baaf faet som self importance. in #at tHe feld-glasscs upon yourself HHd .a how little you book to other tasuI4
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 SALE

In the District Count .f fHe t-H..H Stato- for the District -f At-Ht. eud Division
 In th" matter of < II Steven bankrupt Ia bankr4ae. N.
 Ta tho crrditsf- er < II. Steven . Nome. iH tbr Distinct ataa#=uH eukrurt
 Notice f- hcf-be given ua aH sa. 5una5z at ~srJsnher IHo#a ss.eas I. m. rHefr viii br meeting v fa. eleaitaf- af thy abayenam b8dfHf. ,f the. .uGicg.uf ] r. UobEr-. refrfs. .a the Nome Realty eumruss= tuIsH. ing ,un Stcaamau avenue. tu ,uusidar au application for sale of the foll9et .E described property. town
 one Merreuthaier liuosFr m9yhu. ] tNo-revoIution Campbell pr, ! Challenge Gordon jab frs.-. IJaI .rarcr cutter. complete eHera 5Ha f'aHf. Remington typ.4riter. .g"ttcr with type ztour- ruT,- tzH cutters. cs~rs. aud rygtF-Hu- prfttH ing tu the anter at the Nomr btHs Gold Digger. u Nalua. Alaska
 Subject to an rucumbrtuge af sa.aao and interest thereon. evidenced ~ a ehatt, mortgage gwen t5 r. N JaHH- sJaH, ar Seattle. Wash. dttrd= =AIat ao= 1eo9.
 If said application = granted. lb. sale af said property aiH h. made forthwith at auction ta tHr hirGa.t and best bidder for cash zubioet fa confirmation bY the undersigned at l continuance of such mr,rop 0rIgH on the conclusion of such sale. will be taken ta the 1ath das ot September. 19l0. at 9 o'clock T.. m=. tH th- ufhe,. aforesaid aud=to tran-ast such atHrr business as met properly e4me hriafa such meeting
 bated August 26. 1910
 J. r. HpBBES.
 Referee in Bankruptcy
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MATTERS
 RECORDED
AUGUST 29, 1910.
 Deeds.


 George II. Sesnou to r. A. Diener, the west % feet of lot 4, block 66. townslte of Nome; April l.. 1910. T. J. Nestor to John Linder. an un- divided one-half interest in the Dis covery claim, on Grass guleh. and No. above on Grass gulch, a tributary of Saunders creek; Dee. ?, 191OS o. II Briggs to j. W Albright an undivided one-half interest in the Panorama claim. right limit of Dry creek July 2S. 1910.
 Option Agreement. Between ole Q. Kyakland and Her can Carlson, pertaining to No. below on Grass gulch; Aug. 2G, 1910.
 Locations.
 The Lewis fraction, between Nos. f and above Discovery on Anvil creek: Aug. 24, 1910: John Sandberg The Beaver association claim. left limit, opposite No below on Beaver; amended location; Aug. r. 1910; T. Swanbcrg ct al.
 Power of Attorney.
 Ole O. Kvakland to W. II Webb special power of attorney pertaining to property in Alaska; Sept. 27. 1909
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Natural.

Teacher Why did Ladr Jane Gray resue the exeeutioner ta wall a HInHfs hof"re h" struck inc fatal blow
 Pupil She rrah'lr wanted ta stick ler ebe0u. gum under the edge c the htaek.= Cleveland Leader
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Yes sir the fish Was so big il rult- him in the riNcr1
 And he was drowned
 'No. but he might as well have been. for he lost his grip on his gallon jug aa he aoated down stream and he lives in drv country"
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To the Ram ln the c,lu-

RaH-drorz falling from th- skle= Tiny tears from Nature.s av.s. Falling on city street.
 Little rain-drops iudiscrcpt. Why not seek some spot afar Where the thirsty flowers arc John kendrick Bangs in Lippinco
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Undoubtedly True.

T understand you have fine uars team here said tho visitor to tge men who uas showing Mw uver the college o8mrH- "Whlt lIrldlal holds most of Ar medm-
 .The town paauhuebrr answered his guide after du. deliberations -Buf- Halo Express.
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A shrewd Financier.

When James was nearly 2 years old he espied two pennies on the table and asked for them. Mamma gave him one and by and by he said. q want de penny dat belongs to dis one" Do they go in pairs 9" mamma asked. Quick as a flash came the answer; ''No. dcy go in ms bank. k."-The Delin- eator
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Puttfng Him Riuht.

Haven't [ mauicE eou brfarea a,' sb.d tbr justice uf the peace. booking etsHtIt 3t the prospective bride
 1urg. don't yuu remeu ber said the aIrsffer female "Y9a married #s te.ar. anal divorced me after -f fsauis Star
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Neii-Too bad about Maudez engage ment to Jack.
 Bell-Why. il isn't broken -a soon. Is ito
 Nell-No-o-o, the engagement isn't broken. but three days after ii wa- announced Jack fell and broke hls right arm.-Philadclphia Record
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Looks Help Some.

- shall never marry said the girI m blue with decision
 "oh my dear" replied the girl in stiE 'Suu afe really moi sa bad loak #a as ell that Home Eutes.
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Her Last Word.

IIm-Youre Wrme and tre pra.ad that yuu Were wrong Hut ouN a raa would argue Hih Hou#
 Her Thata Rhat r4c think Cleveland Leader
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Even This

Knicker-Do you get fresh vegetables at your boarding house.
 Bocker-No: even the music Is can ned.-New York Sun.
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CharPie-pid the opera measur. rp To yaUr exPeetatjuu=2
 aTaud-I could tell goa better if | could da it bE drN measure
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WEATHER RECORD
AUGUST 2s. 1910.

Temperature-Maximum. G above minimum, ; above.
 Barometer-29.9S inches. Weather-Clear
 Wind-East; light breeze.
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Valuation.

When blossoms gleam and zephyrs sigh And sunshine melts the ice. The cost of living may be high. But livings worth the price.
 Baltimore American
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J. m. SLOAN. m- D. C. M.

Manitoba University L E = r Edinburgh. l.. R. C > EHuhHreH | .F. T. X S
 office hours C. and : t4 IA F. tt PHuHy uM.. AaM 4s. f.. drugr Black 45
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Her Kick.

Doctor" said MT. Boyle. my in, somnia is much worse now than it ever was before
 "Indeed?"
 ''Yes. sir. it is Why, l can't even sleep when it's time to get up.-Stray Stories
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HERE IT tS

The swelIest bsth roo.os je Nome. largest tubs with Moonlight water at Nielke's.
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Referee in Bankrupt. '