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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-06
BURLEY BONDS ITSELF
FOR LIGHT AND POWER
Special to The Tribune.

BURLEY. Ida, April 5-At a recent
election held in Burley II was decided TO
bond the town for the sum OF $500 for
the purpose OF buying and installing
equipment 10 handle electricity for light
ing. heating and power purposes in the
town. the current TO be supplied from the
government power station at the Minldoka
dam. The disbursement OF funds, collec-
lions and maintenance Of the system will
be In charge OF the village trustees. who
have already taken steps 10 buy the
necessary wire, pole, etc. Under the con-
tract entered into with the government
the town agrees TO buy n stipulated
amount of power at a fiat rate. thereby
insuring the government against loss In
operating the power plant during the sea-
son when the irrlgating pumps are not
in operation.
Private companies endeavored to Sc
cure franchises 10 handle electricity from
the government power plant In the DIFF
fcrent towns on the project but In every
instance thcv were turned down and the
citizens decided 10 handle the electricity
themselves through their village admins
tratlon. \ maximum rate which may be
charged individuals has been fixed by the
government. which insures cheap power
to the consumer but lt Is expected that
when the schedules are adjusted that the
several towns will sell electricity at q
much lower rate than the maximum
which they are privileged TO charge. Il
Is expected to have the system Installed
In Burley by the middle OF July.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-06
Tvs of IntermOuntain Region
BRADY VISITS POCATELLO.
DRY FARMING PROFITABLE

Special to The Tribune.
POCATELLo, Ida. April 5.-Governor
James H. Brady. whose home was In
focatello prior TO his election as COVER
nor, is In Pocatello for few days look
ing after his extensive business inter-
ests here and renewing acquaintance
with his many friends in this part OF the
state
The governor states that he IS mucl,
Impressed with the steady growth OF
pocatello and that he expects TO make
this his home when he retires from pub
lie lie. He expects to build benuti-
ful residence just north OF town.
1t Is not thought the governors visit
70 Pocateilo at this time has any po-
litlcal significance. although his un-
sweryinS position on the liquor question
has deeply intrenched him In the hearts
OF the prohibition element.
Dry-Farm Sells.
striking example OF the market
value OF non-lrrigable land In the vicln.
ity OF Pocetello was witnessed n few days
ago when the old John l.. Wright home
stead. just northeast Of Pocatello con-
taininS $50 acres. sold for $4,000 to n. II.
Cruce OF Eldorado Springs. Mo.
Dry farming, as IL is popularity called.
has become so profitable in this locality
that these lands command almost as
good price as lands that are irrigated.
Some OF the dry farmers In Bannock
county raise as much as nifty bushels OF
wheat to the acre without irrlgating.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-06
CONFERENCE SESSIONS
TO Be RESUMED TODAY
Authorities Will Doubtless Be
Presented and Sustained at
Afternoon Meeting.

The sessions OF the elghtieth annual
conference OF the Church OF Jesus Christ
OF Latter-day Saints viii be resumed at
10 o'clock this wednesday, forenoon
There will be a session at . o'clock in the
afternoon. which will be the closing
meeting of the conference. Al the after
noon session IT is the usual custom to
present the authorities OF the church. sc
that the nominations may be sustained
by the church body
This year there are no vacancies in
the higher quorums, save in the hrst
presidency. where Il vacant scat exists
owing to the death OF President John
r. Winder II is the general opinion that
a successor TO President Wnder viii be
presented ut the closing session. but THIS
is not certain. Another name. In add
tIon to those already published Was suS
gested Tuesday as Prcsident M'hGeI
Successor This is Apostle G. w PEN
rose who is now in charge OF the Bribsh
mission The others more prominently
mentioned are c. w. NibIey. presiding
bishop; Apostle John Henry Smith ana
Bishop George Romney. -
There VIII be q special priesthood
meeting Thursday ut 10 o'clock In the
assembly hall.
II the rule that usually prevails IS iol-
lowed today. Apostles David o, Mckay
and Anthony VI. Ivins will deliver ad-
dresses Seven of the nine apostles pres
ent at the conference have aIrea9y
spoken. They are Apostles fTanSls VI.
LYMAN, John Henry Smith, Heber j.
Grant. Rudger Clawson. Hyrum NJ
Smith George f, Richards and Orson +.
whitney The absentecs from the quorum
OF the twelve are Apostles c. w; Pen
who is in Washington, and George Albert
Smith, who is I'll at Manu.
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NURSE WHO "ST0LE" MAN
HAS SOME COURT RECORD

TUCSON, Ariz.. April 1.Marian Ma
rley tbe trained nurse who fed from
EI Paso to Guadalajara, Mexico. ycster-
day with John Scanlou, wealthy min,
owner and business man OF inns cry
ON learning that they were about 70 pe
arrcsted on charges. respectively. OF Kid
naping and insanity. has been sought
on a Tucson warrant since last summer
She was accused at that time o. naNlng
tZidnaned Scanlon. the complaint having
been fled by August Kcgel the latter
guardian.
Following the night OF Hiss Malarky.
inIunction restraining her from dispos-
inJs OF any Of the mine owners prop
erty. This case has been fought DIT
terly In the local courts.
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We have n full line OF selected seeds,
plants and bulbs. Vogeler Seed store.
GOV. YARDAMAN HELPED
TO LAY PROBING PLANS

JACKSON. Miss. April 5.-Thnt for
mer Governor Nariaman knew OF plans
formulated TO entrap alleged bribe givers
during the recent senatorial contest and
that tho former governor himself sug
gested a plan. was stated this afternoon
before the state senate, inves tgatinE the
State Senator Theodore Bllbo IN exchange
for his vote,
]. c. Poindexter. NoXubce county
planter, and ardent supporter OF the for
mer governor. testified TO this effect.
One other witness, Mrs, Roby Hall.
WAS heard this afternoon. Mrs. Hall
told OF her acquaintance with Senator
BiIbo and L. G, Dulaney, who is charged
with having paid the brlbe money 10
Bl)bo.
The probable purchase OF votes was fire.
qucntly mentioned, Mrs. Hall stated. but
whether 1t was mentioned by either Bilbo
or Dulaney or herself she always regard
cd II as a joke she introduced Repre-
sentative Cowart TO Dulnney. remarklng
as a lest that they were on opposite sides
of the political fence and ought To get
toG&5@GIir,II GEWsIi can be Induced to change nv
vote +" she declared Cowart replied, 81 am
long way from home and II Iakes
money to buy whisky.
Dulaney replied. according 10 the Wit
ness:
a quart Of whisky In my room. II you
go over I'll be glad TO give YOU a drink
Representative Cowart Is credited with
PoIndexter said he first heard OF the
alleged bribery plans and Il counter plan
TO ascertain whether the rumors were
true at the Vnrdaman headquarters. The
former governor was In the room at the
time according to poindeXter. and re-
marked. "Well. We have had PROPOSE
lion made To us" and then proceeded to
outline Il plan OF procedure,
Testimony tonight before the senate
centered largely about The statements be-
fore the same body today OF Mrs Roby
Hall.
In her testimony today. Mrs. Hall de-
cIared District Attorney Mcneil had en-
dcavored TO ''Coach her on testimony she
should give before the grand jury"
District Attorney Mcneil, as a Wit
ness tonight. admitted he sought an In
tcryiew with Mrs Hail, but denied he
suggested what testimony she should
yIvc, He declared Mrs. Hall said To him
that J., S. Duaney. the alleged bribe CIV
or, had given her $50 to give to State
Senator Bllbo. lie had stenoSraphjc notes
made OF the interview, Senator Bilbo
testified Mrs. Hall several days ago told
him Dulaney had not given her the
amount promised.
r. S. Strait. stcnographer OF the grand
fury, corroboratcd Mr., McNclll as 10 the
interview with Mrs. Hall,
L. Hn1& -
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H0RTICULTURIST'S WORK
IN UTAH COUNTY
Special to Tho Tribune.

1PSN'oi W ic lIluune.
PROVO. April 6.-Horticult,re Inspec-
Ter II. II. Davis of Utah county has pre-
5ented his reports for the years 1908 and
lgO9. which show the following Shipments
OF fruits, trees planted. etc, In the two
years; In 1908, s6S carloads OF fruit were
shipped divided as follows: Peaches
323 cars; pears. 81; apples. S5; cherries
and Strawberries. IA, apricots, 8; piums
and prunes, 35; miscellaneous, AZ. TWO
thousand bushels Of pears, $500 bushels of
peaches. $500 bushels OF apricots, 1000
bushels OF apples, 900 OF plums, 5000, OF
tomatoes. 10000 pounds OF raspberries
and 1000 pounds OF grapes were sold TO
the canning factories
There were 0606 trees planted in
1905 and 67i4 were condemned and de-
stroycd on account of disease. or the
nursery stock planted. 81. 100 were grown
IN the county, and there were shipped
out OF the county 10000 trees.
In 1909 the report shows that the
fruit shipped and used by the canneries
was much less than in 1905. owing to
the destruction by frost. Following are
the carload lots In kinds: Apples. II
pears. 80; prunes, "a. cherries. 81; straw
berries, Ia; peaches. 5000 crates. rasp-
There were i2t,536 trees planted In
l9O9-applee. 6.2o6; peaches, 253 COS
cherries, 27.o42; pears. 1924: prunes. 4465
aprlcots, 1000. While the shipment OF
fruit was much less in 1909 than In 1908
the number OF trees planted last year
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. independent $50
WILL TRY TO HASTEN
THE TRIAL OF HUSTON

HARRISBURG. Pa. April 5.-Efforts to
shorten the trial OF Architect Joseph NJ.
Huston by admission OF conspiracy TO
which he was not a party are under way.
Overtures Will be made by attorneys that
the trial may be reduced to testimony as
To Uuston's part In the alleged capitol
frauds.
The proposition Is said 70 be that the
state officers and John n. Sanderson, the
furniture contractor, 10 detraud the COM
mouwcalth. and that the men named as
defendants In the indictment. with the
Should this be accepted. only the acts OF
Huston will be considered In evidence
II would reduce the hearing at least ten
days.
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ID CONNECTED WITH
LIES MUST BE CLOSED
he Tribune

4 The Tribune
! snril 5.-All saloons connect
.fes and restaurants in Ogden
,hsr By doorways. side en-
ndumb walters, will be
A the licenses revoked unless
.tors conform strictly with this
n the new liquor ordinance,
4, INTO effect April l.
,ha order which has gone out
W Of the city. and two weeks
-1rcd for those who have res
a connection with their liquor
a aput their houses in order" "
oaIy one regulation of the H.
a. provided by the new ordi-
midnight closing feature has
a into effect. and there are
Hons. which will be enforced
according TO Chief OF Po-
y. who. with his patrolmen.
.iay notifying the saloonmen
.rements of the new ordi-
fhe new ordinances relating
OF bicycles In the city
SO be rigidly enforced. The
r,dents caused by the reck-
. a bicycles and motorcycles
4 The police 10 unusual activ-
"a ordnance allowed the use
a in some portions of the city
|sis. The new ordinance re-
blcyclists to keep of the side
use the middle OF the streets
further required to provide
lis with gongs and display a
>etween suRdown and sunrise.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-06
RECOMMENDS PAINTING
OF MAIL BOXES WHITE
Special to Tho Tribune.

oIDEN, April 5.-Postmaster L. w
Shurtin has received a letter from p. V.
McGraw, fourth assistant postmaster
general recommending that persons on
the rural free delivery route be request
ed TO paint their mail boxes white and
tnat road officials be requested TO PAIN
upon the posts TO which the mail boxes
are afhxed the names OF the villages and
and Indicator showing the direction
Inc painting of the mail boxes with
some white substances is suggested for
me purpose OF preserving the box and
a more neat appearance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-06
Busy Crowd Of Boys.
Snecial to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
MURRAY. April 5.-There is n busy
crowd Of boys ct the Lupd detention home
now Immediately after school. all tho
inmates are taken out on the big farm
and set 10 work preparing for the summer
yield. All kinds of garden truck have
been planted. grain sowed and indlcn-
tlons are encouraging for a banner crop
this season. Quite a number Of I'M
provements have been made about the
school the past winter Additions have
been made and the place in general i'm
proved upon Twenty-Five boys are now
inmates and arc showing marked i'm
rroVcmcnt In thclr studles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-06
Suit on Promissory Note.
pecial 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. April 5.-Clain1ing that
promissory note for s32S5O, made in his
favor by Margaret Speak. December 90
1909. is unpaid. Isaac Beitman has begun
an action in the district court in which
he asks judgment for that amount and
the foreclosure of q chattel mortgage on
certain household goods In roomlng
house al Twenty street and Wash
Ington avenue. given 70 secure the note
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-06
,he new ordinances relatint
ING INTEREST IN
TURE MEMS MEETING
The Tribune.

II The Tribune.
April 5.-Considerable interest
rnn!fested In the four day con-
L the Lntermountain Photog-
ISOLATION being held in Ogden.
|nty-nve artists from all parts
untry are present TO take part
being held daily
<Sshaw studio on Washington
md day Of the convention
us morning at the studio,
d Felix Raymer gave an in
scture. with illustrations on
ana Posing. Demonstrate tions
|plete manufacturers completed
"a session, which closed at l2
moon most Of the delegates
y for a trolley ride through
on. as far as the Hermitage.
y car. which left the city at
The second day OF the con-
|eed tonight with 9 banquet at
d restaurant on Washington
III all the delegates and n
invited guests attending.
r|ographcrs have arranged "A
rxhlbit at the Carnegie II.
cFlng some OF the finest pho.
7ork ever seen in Ogden. Thl'
Nv remain in place until the
D closes and the public is In
fsll NJ the library and mak
||Dr OF the work,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-06
BEREAVED MOTHER ENDS
HER LIFE BY SHOOTING

WASHINGTON. Pa. April 5.-AIrs
William Pltcock. 80 years old. fred, a
shotgun charge through her heart today
Young children slept In their home at
Bravo Green county. The doHth OF a
child three years ago ana tho tragic
death OF a brother in Montana recently
are said TO have affected the womans
mind.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-06
Litigation Over Money.
Special TO The Tribune.

PROVO, April 5.--W. w. Garner has
begun suit In the district court against
the Farmers and Merchants bank to re-
cover possession of a certain promIssory
note for Sl36S made TO j. c. Leggett by
Marion Ginger and others and Endorsed
TO plaintiff by Leggett. The note bears
an Endorsement by Garner TO George w
Blair and this. the plaintiff alleges. is q
forgery and asks for the note or Its
equivalent The note is now held by tho
defendant bank.
Judgment was entered In the district
plaintiff in the case OF Neva Ward et
al. VS. the Denver e. Rio Graude Railroad
company for s2500. The suit was FOL
damages for the death OF Walter w, Ware
at Bingham In December 1903, Will,
employed by the defendant company,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-06
Bill at Orpheum.
Special to The Tribune.

HNtVIiI 10 I ne 4TIDUMcg
OGDEN. April 5.-Manager Goss of the
Ornheum theater is Offering the follow
ing bill! 10 the patrons OF the house this
week: Seldoms Venus incompara BILE
representation of the worlds plastic stat
ua.y; the five Mowatts lightning club
lugslers; Charles Kenna, "The Street Fa-
S@r; Walter Stanton AS "Chantlcler ="
marvellous impersonations. Mcintyre and
Groves. 'On Fathers Train. Manikin.
the frog man: motion pictures.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-06
Orson II. Rollins Dead.
Special TO The Tribune.


SANDY, April 5.--Orson Hyde Rollins
a former resident of this place. died a;
Salt Lake Tuesday. after a lingering Ill
ness. Mr.. Rollins was born IN New York
state February 2S, lSi2. and is survived
By "A son.
Funeral services Will be held in the
Sandy ward chapel Thursday afternoon,
Interment Will be made in the Sandy
cemetery, as it was the request OF the
deceased that he be laid by the side OF
his wife. who is buried in this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-06
Officers Installed.

OGDEN, April 5.-With the inpressiva
ritual OF the order the following officers
OF 3. p o. L. lodge No. 719 were Installed
TINS evening by retiring Exalted Ruler
number OF the lodge members: C, <.
Boyd. exalted ruler: c. O. Dewolf. sec
rretary: S. A. McGinnis. esteemed leading
knight; l.. 3. Mitchell esteemed lectur-
ing knight: l.. j. Clark. esteemed loyai
knight; Ralph Hoage. treasurer: T. w.
Jones, trustee. and p. a. Gysln, tyler.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-06
Grants Increase in Pay.

NEW YORK. April Sit was an
noupced this afternoon. following 9
meeting of ths directors of the Amerl-
can Sugar Refining company that the
directors had adopted q resolution pro-
viding FOR an increase in wages OF from
to 10 per cent TO the employees In all
the company's reiineries. No time has
been announced FOR the advance 10 be-
come effective.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-06
Boy Sent to Penitentiary.
Special TO The Tribune.

PROVO. April 5.-Grover S. Anderson,
the l9-year-od boy who stole a horse
from George Nichols OF American Fork on
March 10, and who escaped from the
county jail last week and retaken at Me-
phi. was arraigned IN the district court
today on q charge of grand larceny and
fenced TO the state prison for a term OF
ono wear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-06
"The Thief at Ogden.
Special to The Tribune.

T
OGDEN. April Manager William AL
llson Of the new Ogden theater announces
the appearance OF Herbert Kelcey and
Ef1e Shannon in "The Thief at that
playhouse Wednesday night. The play is
one OF the Frohman productions and
ranks in popularity with two others pre-
scented by William Crane and Otis Skin
ner al Ogden this season. The sale OF
seats opened today and from Indications
the house viii be filleG.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-06
Indian Woman In Asylum.
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO. April Ruth Charakent. an
Indian woman, 80 years of age. was
brought here last night from the White
Rocks agency by Sheriff Pope OF Uintah
county and was this morning taken 70 the
state mental hospital. The woman is suf-
fering from melarcholia. brought on by
the death OF a child and being deserted
by her husband
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eek Stabber Skips.
he Tribune.

April 5.-George POLLS. the
b stabbed George Delaris. a
p, some time ago. following a
':pute in the Arcade saloon.
q and the officers. who have
Ing for him today. believe
- !eft the city. Polls WIS re-
n Ao0 bond several. days ago
u ease was called in police
ming this bond was declared
'Ek & understood that the two
f'd,e friends and that the cut
y would not have occurred u
~ been drinking. Delaris has
fon his Injuries and was dis
pm the hospital several days
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Provo and Utah County Finances
10 The Tribune.

OP''iaA ~ iS iiibuHS'
PROVO, April 5.-The city recorder
reported THAT there was S16143.9S on hand
In the city treasury for the quarter end
ing March 81. and that s1523.S5 had been
collected In licenses during the three
months.
County Treasurer Johnson has reported
the following balances on hand Cen
eral fund. s3I.S7S.33. county school fund
S2.27T,S6: jurors and witnesses fund
gent Sl0231S
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Wedding Chimes.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. April 5.-Licenses 70 marry
were issued by the county clerk this af-
ternoon TO the following: Wilmer e
Ferrin and Sarah 5. Nelson. both Of
Huntsville: Joseph p. Bricllley and Lucy
Lee Clapp, both OF Ogden: William II
Flint and Nellie May Stokes both of
Plain City and Lille Peterson OF Spring
City.
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Woodmen's Convention in Logan.

oVENTLI y
LOGAN April 5.--Joseph Bithell. A. a,
Law and Moses Holt have been appointed
delegates 70 the district convention OF
the Woodmen Of the World. which Is to
meet here this year on the 18th OF May.
Bithen Holt and ". \. Williamson have
been named as a committee % prepare
for the convention and the proper recep-
ton and entertainment of the delegates,
and IL is likely that the Boosters club
Will also Take UP this matter.
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Burial Of Horrice N. spafford.

NVtUIHI 10 7 Tt IIIUUIIEI
SPRINGVILLE. April 5.-Horrice y.
Spafford. the minor who was killed in
Bingham New Haven mine Saturday. was
brought 10 this city for burial. The fu
neral viii take place at o'clock Thurs
day. Sprlngvllle was at one time the
home of MIR Spafrord and he has a num-
Der Of relatives living here.
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Cornell Wins Debate.

LOS ANGELES. April 5.-In the debate
mere tonight between students Of Cor
nell university and those of the Univer-
sity of Southern California Law school
Cornell won. The question was. Re
solved. That city government by commits
sion should be adopted by all munich
palities." Cornell had the negative,
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Resting Well.
Special 10 The Tribune.

! Special TO The Tribune.
MURRAY. April 5-Miss Louise Holm
! the young telephone operator who was
! stricken with blindness while at her work
| In Salt Lake Monday evening. Is resting
easy al her home IN this city. Miss
| Holm was brought here last night and Is
! now under the care Of physician.
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Bark Destroyed by Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 5,-By sub
merging the cargo OF the bark George
Curtis. which caught fire at her dock last
night. the flames were eNtinguished carly
today The cargo Is a total loss, but
damage TO the vessel Is slight.
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Heavy Rainfall in Missouri.

KANSAS CITY. April "a steady rair
fell today in Missouri. eastern Kansas
eastern Oklahoma and northern Arkan.
sas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-06

Mistakes arc easily made, but you
mako no mistake when you plant
Vogeler's seeds.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED

FURNISHED APT. WITH GAS RANGE;
nicely furnished iroom cottage. or un-
furnished 33l Ist ave- h923
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-06

Our lawn grass will make a beauti.
ful lawn in three weeks. Vogeler Seed
storp
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Nasnv The past two weeks some especially
y arc styles In ladies' skirts have arrived. and
taters,a ah1ious for every lady see them. The
lead NJ inc styles and the workmanship are far
n then even much higher priced goods. II you
Npyre nru'h you'h be able TO appreciate the value,
Nd priced at $3.50 20 SIS. Ten per cent less this
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. independent 36O