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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04
NOTICE OF FoRrErrrDr
TO Lgcretla wnnlam.. I'm. ~.

TO Lucretia Williams t,,.
and stella Frazier. ana wa
heirs OF Joseph Willisrns all
You are hereby notl6et Legelly
sspended during each OF tbe
ise, 1901 1905 and 1900 tl06 IN {esr
improvements upon tho Ren,,tii stbq'
mining claim, situated In rtIio.'cst
Mining District, salt Lake Cn,o'l 81
or utah, the loca tlun noti.su, 4
Is recorded In Book A. pas. u
ords OF said mining district ~ ~
such expenditure tn order ,N"9t !
mining claim under the proyi.is uold
tlon 232i OF the Revised st.t,,,e q
United states, and tho umerd,.-tss q
20 approved January Gud ~" ht 4
ing annual labor UNION n,irl.' eon'1
that said amount expeudsd .h cli|
10 be expended TO hold s,ts rec
claim for tho period eodlnr ~ M
of December IN each OF ssId ,. Asi
the proportion OF such eyrsssia ,s
each of said years due from ~ lgft
20 s25 each year. to-wf ~ amqi
for all fve years. II within ..Nl
after the completion of tho ,,nsY
Of this notice you fail or ref,ss.ao a
tribute your portion Of such go
as co-owners your interest In sps,d'
Ing clair will be forfeited n l ,
come the property Of the ma aha
your co-owner, under tho pr1,i.is. g
said section. This notice ugri ttionl
lished for ninety days Dc
ANDREW CANppp,,
,o,nsate OF hrst publication MAJ
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SUMMONS.

In the city Court. In aud for salt
Lake city. salt Lake county. state OF
Utah Consolidated Wagon 4 Machine
Company, corporation. Plaintiff, VS.
Roy B Porter, Defendant summons -
The state Of Utah to said Defendant;
You are hereby summoned 20 appear
within ten days after service of this sum
mons upon you. II served within the
County In which this action is brought;
otherwise within twenty days after serv-
leo and defend the above entitled ac-
ton; and In case OF your failure so to
do Judgment will be rendered against
YOU according to the demand OF the com
plalnt. which within fve days after serv-
Ice OF this summons upon you. VIII be
fied with the clerk OF said Court
This action Is brought upon the Judg-
ment rendered In favor Of said plaintiff
and against said Defendant on the l4th
day OF November i!ts. by the Justice Of
the Peace in and Cor Idaho Falls Pre-
cinot. County Of Bingham, state OF Idaho.
for the sum Of tsnl ~: together with in
terest upon said judgment from the 18th
dav u November, 1909. and for costs Of
suit. -
MOYI4E e. VAN COTT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
T. q. Address, 7 Deseret National Bank
Bldg, Salt Lake city, Utah.
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an ordinary human want TO get out and
cuss. II the alleged songs had been
left on the program the show would
have been good enough, but to require
an unsuspectlng public to sit and listen
To score or more OF uninteresting
ditties, sung 10 one tune. and IL abso-
lutely the worst Of tunes. at that, was
too much. The professor II going To
Idaho and we hope he draws good
houses, because there II bunch up in
that section that we want to get even
with. II he ever comes back to Moab
we will petition him not to sing. He
had about a $50 house here.--Grand
Valley Times
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CHANCES WE'RE roo GREAT.

young couple came down from Hunt
ington and marched into the county
clerks office. Clerk futile Is an expert
mind reader and without asking any
questions got down the license book.
As he went to write the date he re-
marked that II was Friday the 18th.
The prospective groom turned pale and
begged to be excused. And although
Mark assured him that he was married
and that If he was single he would
marry again. he could not be won over
aud they went back TO Huntington
without the papers We are not going
10 tell who they wcre.-Emery County
Progress.
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COME AGAIN. DRUMNfERs.

A couple Of drummers, road men,
passing through town on Monday morn
ing needing something TO assist their
progress northward. called In the sa-
loon and after taking something OF a
liquid nature they started and on leav-
they were in town, began 10 shoot upon
the street and five or six shots were
fred, then they wendell their way
sheriff Beebe was 'phoued and in an
swer he notified the officers at Price.
who met the men on their arrival in
tending TO return with them TO Hunt
irgton. They did not like tho trip. a
short session of court was held over
the phone. They each sent back S25 TO
answer for the complaint. They will
likely be more careful next time
Emery County Progress.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

VIII be received By me state p,..,
insanity. at the State Meuut9l III
l.r supplies FOR the SIX months ~
Nov. 90 1910 consisting in mart ~
pounds OF W. w and Grate,,
100 pounds OF bran, 300 oourd.
shorts' 1900 pounds of sugar fT..
2'JN pounds or No. ! Jaran
pounds OF coffee. $3.50 pounds Of
cry cheese; 400 pounds of dried :,
go tons slack coal: % tons straw. y.
cries, drugs, etc.
For further particulars ana MAJ.
articles TO be bid upon. nnuIrs 5S
IL. II. PaNman, Steward. at the u,s.
bids must be scaled and marke, tBi
for supplies ana addressed 10 t5. !
Mental hospital. on OF before t.-t7
1910. BIDS opened at y O'Clock en- q,
date. NJ" ~
Tho board reserves tho right IA ,s..
any and all bids not Jdvuntageous Ia Z.
state, CT 70 accent any part N anv mn
STATE BOARD or INSANfTy-
BY II. ". Calder MD. sup,rintart.-
Provo. Utah. May %. 1910
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
State Board OF Examiners at the Of
fice OF the secretary. Room 1871 city and
for certain steel Ming cases and de
vices for the State Auditor ms per plans
and specifications on file In the office
OF said State Auditor city and County
Building. Salt Lake City. Utah. the bids
10 include delivery 70 and installation OF
said hlinG cases and devices in the Of
fee Of the state Auditor.
Bidc will he opened at ~ o'clock noon
on Monday, the 9Th day OF June. 1910. IN
the office of the Governor
Each bid must be accompanied by n
certified check amounting to 70 yer sent
Of the amoi nj OF the bid. to us held
upon condition that upon the awarding
OF said contract 10 him. the bidder ',ill
faithfully and promptly perform the
contract.
The Board rossrVos the right 20 ~ci,ct
any ami ~ hids
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
By G. s. TINGEY Secretary.
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The Trustees OF Midway school District
Midway. Wasatch County. Utah will re-
ceive bids up TO 2:30 pm. Friday, June
II. 1910 for an addition TO a school build
ing Plans. specifications and instruc'
lions 10 bidders may be found al the
office Of watkins q Birch. architects
Dooly Building. Salt Lake city; also
at the office OF the Trustees at Midway
Each bid must be accompanied with a
ccertined check OF five per cent the
amount thereof made payable to VIM L.
Van Wagner, as guarantee that the
and give an approved bond within one
week after said work II awarded. other
wise the said amount to be forfeited 10
said district The Trustees reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
BY order of tho Board OF Trustees.
WIN. l. VAN WAGNER. Clerk.
Dated al Midway. May o. 1910
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Pleasing Reunion on Hundredtb Ami
vcrsary of Fathers Birthday

The centennial anniversary OF the
birth Of the late Hezekiah Mitchell was
celebrated by 135 OF his descen dents,
In the Second ward amusement hall In
this city on Tuesday. May 81
The exercises began at p m. and
continued until 10 pm. After the open
Ing singing and invocation. Hezeliah
Mitchell gave an address of welcome.
Patriarchs Joseph warburton and Jo-
seph Il. Taylor. who had been intimate
~ associated with Father Mitchell dur
ing many years of his life and labors
incidental to tho emigration OF the
Saints and the trials of early times In
the settlement OF this country. each
spoke testifying to the faithfulness and
sterling integrity maintained by him
Frederick a. III. f. Mitchell read from
his fathers journal an account Of four
and-one-half years labor as a local
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04

to-day a well woman. Mrs WILLIAM
AHRESs. 9ss W. 2lst St., Chicago Ill.
Lydia Y pinkham's Vegetable m
pound, mao native root nd
herbs. con-. 800 narcotics or .cl-
full drugs, auu day holds the r. I'd
for the largest number OF actual cures
Of female diseases of any similar M H.
cine in the country, and thousand OF
voluntary testimonials are on Ale U
the Pinkham laboratory at Ly
Mass, from women who have
cured from almost every form
female complaints. Inflammation, ul-
ceration, displscements.f lbroid tumors,
Irregularities. periodic pains. bac kache,
indigestion and nervous prostration.
Every such suffering woman owes II TO
herself 70 give Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound a trial.
IL you would like special advice
bout your case write O confiden-
liai letter to Mrs. Pinkhnm, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice Is free,
and always helpful.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that sealed
Will be received bN the undersigusd n
to ~ m, June It'll, 1910. for the mater,
and labor required in the erection On
49, room school building. with Kinder,
ten and Domestic Science rooms. on a
situated on the west side OF Third A
Street between Tenth aud Fleyerll
South. for the salt Lake city B0afd
Education. according to plans, specf
tons and drawings, which are open 4
OF Richard Kletting. architect 10 "A
nee aS,' Rooms iis,@. Gs aht Lake f' cal
Utah. and all bids ana proposals at I,
above time Will be publicly opened al
read In the ofnce OF tho Board VI N
Salt Lake city, Utah. All bids must
addressed to Board Of Education IA
Salt Lake city and marked iu the l1v,
er left-hand corner, Bids Tor Watsrl
school," and classified as mentioned b,
low. All such bids can be delivered 4
the Board OF Education al the said t.n,
and place Of opening same.
Bids must not contain conditions Qusl
ihcations. propositions, or any otai
things than those mentioned 10 pla4
specifications drawings, contracts atl
bonds. and bidder must use the form |
bids which Will be found at the office !
the said architect, and no other form /!
bid will be received.
A certified or cashiers check. on SON,
bank in Salt Lake city. Utah fl- I
least per cent Of the amount Of acl
bid must be enclosed. Each check is d
be made payable to the undersigned ard
is to he Forfeited to the undersigned n
case the bid IS accepted and The tddst
does not enter into the contratt With d
three days after It's acceptance ior ~
faithful execution OF the contract end
bond hereinafter mentioned
The proposed contract and bond sFs
also at the office of said architect aut
can there be examined.
a bond must he furnished for one-hi.l
of the bid. and good and sufficient sure
ties, all satisfactory to the undersigned
The bids are 10 be for the f0dovml
work and no subdivision Will be Sunsl
cred
l-For the general contract
2-For the plumbing,
2-For the heating
The undersigned reserves the r.ghi @
reject any and all bids
Dated salt Lake city, Nav % 1910
BOARD or EDUCATION,
OF salt Lake City
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned Trustees Of Henefer
School District Iienefer. Summit County.
Utah. will receive bids up TO 1870 q. m;
building. Plans and specifications can
be found at the office OF Watkins *
Birch. architects. Dooly Block, salt Lake
City, also at the residence of Thomas
Rheims. Henefer. Utah.
Each bid must be accompanied with a
certified check OF five per cent. the
accepted bidder will enter into contract
and give an approved bond within one
week after the said work Is awarded.
otherwise the amount to be forfeited TO
said district. The Trustees reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
BY order of the Board OF Trustees
THOMAS RICHINS,
=. T. RICHINS,
II. G. STEPHENS.
Dated az Menefer. NAV II. 1910.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The Board OF Education of Morgan
County School District, Morgan. Utah.
will receive bids up To 100 pm. Sat
urday, June Il. 1910. FOR the erection Of
a school building to- be erected az CroS %
don, Utah. Plans and specifications may
be found AT the Office OF Watkins A.
Birch, architects. pooly Building. Salt
Lake city, also at the office OF W. w.
Francis Morgan, Utah.
Each bid must be accompanied with a
certified check OF nNe per cent the
amount thereof, made payable 20 v n.
Bohman, as a guarantee that the accept
ed bidder will enter into contract and
give AN approved bond within one week
after said work is awarded otherwise
the amount to be forfeited 10 said dis
trict.
The Board NJ Education reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids.
BY order ~ the Board of Education.
Dated at Morgan. May rs. 1910.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board OF Education OF Jordan School
District at Midvale Utah. up TO June
6th 1910, at II o'clock am. for the car
penter work Cincluding plastering and
painting) Of school building, to be
erected at Fort Hartman, salt Lake
County, Utah. Each Did must be ac-
companied by certified check OF per
cent of the amount of the bid and the
successful bidder will be required to
give bond In an amount equal to one
half of the contract price. Plans and
specifications may be seen at the office
- Gutenberg Sundberg. architects
t2I Newhouse Building. salt Lake city.
Utah. or Mt the office Of the BOARD Of
Education Of Jordan School District. al
Midvale. Salt Lake County. Utah. Bids
VIII be opened at the Office Of the Board
OF Education OF Jordan School District.
at Midvsle, Salt Lake County. Utah.
June 9Th. 1910. nj II o'clock am. Rights
reserved TO reject amp " all bids.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Jordan School District
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STOLE HIS ONLY ROSE

Fred Weidner Of salt Lake city en-
tered the garden OF our townsman. ]
W. Steed. some time since. and delib-
erately plucked the sweetest Rose and.
I'm fact the only Rose Mr.. Steed had;
and, after staying around in town some
time, carefully guarding the Rose he
now proposes to take the Rose TO salt
Lake City. sad isn't IL? The Reflex
regrets Il. as Miss Rose was a mem
Der Of the Reflex staff She never fail
ed to write II down when II happened
Weekly Reflex
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SHEEP. sHEARING CELEBRITIEs.

Thlrty-eight sheep shearers came In
from Verde last Thursday night. Sive
Oleson, the best shcarer In the camp,
sheared S,47S sheep In seven weeks,
earning S2s4 so. The shearers brought
several thousand dollars into town with
them. Gil Bearnson was the foreman
and Isabelle Thomas the ook.-Spanish
Fork Press
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GUNNIsoN's INDUCEMENTS.

The common mortal in the large cities
keep their flesh reduced by lodging
Halley's comet, motor cycles. fast driv-
ers and the automobiles, and are kept
In n state Of anxiety all the while.
Down here in Greater Gunnison wo
have just enough Of the modern pcr-
plexities 10 keep us awake and hearty.
Come down this summer and get in
vigorated Gazette.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04

June IL marks the one hundred and
ninth anniversary Of tho birth OF Presl-
dent Heber Chase K1mball. on that
day the numerous descendants OF this
pioneer and colonizer. will meet for the
firth time 10 pay their respects to this
honored name.
For several weeks past prominent
representative members OF the family
have been diligently working with this
object In view and the consequences
are there will be Kimballs gathered to
salt Lake City from all points OF the
compass There will be Kimballs big
and Kimballs little: uncles. cousins,
punts. grandmOthers. nephews, great
grandfather, nieoes, relatives by adop-
ton and relatives by intermarriaRe.
Tribes OF young Klmballs from far
and near will be brought together and
introduced to relatives that they never
dreamed Of.
The family gathering will be held in
Whitney hail. commencing at o'clock
pm. The program will be OF a musical
nature and the following grandchil-
dren and great grandchildren OF Presi-
dent Kimball will take part In the ex-
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WHAT'S THE BIRDS sHaREY

A fortune Of $1,000. 900 is said to be
waiting the Bird family OF Salina over
in Scotland. Walter. who Is over there,
on a mission. is working TO get It. 1t
IL said that he has given the matter
over 10 two attorneys and that they
win collect 10 for a fair share of the
vast amount-Sallna Call
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DOCS DIsCoURAGEMENTs.

Last wednesday morning Doctor
Woodrfng started to town in his red
runsbout The little machine ran mar
rily along until he got down In the mid
die OF the desert. when II suddenly
came 10 stop. Doc got out. examined
the car. CREASED the wheels, sand-pa-
percd the throttle. worked the buzzer.
baIt there was nothing doing Doc
knows how TO drive a balky horse but
he can't run an automobile without
gasoline. Walking four miles TO tho
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THE PROrEssoR WOULD SING.

The funniest thing connected with
Prof gives entertainment at the star
Tuesday night was the good Joke that
everyone present had on the rest o.
tho congregation for being there. The
professor is q good ventriloqulst and
we are perfectly willing TO be quoted
as saying So Unfortunately, however.
he has never been convinced that ha
can't sing. His some ~ or % efforts
along the line Of vocal music were
nerve racking. rotten. putrid: and made
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ercises: Prof. Edward =. Kimba1,
Florence NJ. Dinwoody, Mary w. Dur
by, Pearl X. Davis. Rita Jackman,
Alice S. SAINT and Vera Kimball. one
interesting feature of the program will
be new song. THE Pioneers" words
and music by Solomon II. Kmball ar
ranged by Prof. Charles j. Thomas. 1t
will be rendered by the temple choir.
President Joseph +. Smith and Hon.
Newell w Klmball viii deliver short
addresses. Bishop Orson f. Whitney
win read an address written by Heber
c. Kimball 20 his children some years
previous 20 his death. Charles $, Kim
ball will act as master OF ceremonies.
cordial invitation Is extended to
oldtime friends OF President Kimball,
who will be tenderly cared for. A spe-
ciI invitation Is also extended to the
General Church Authorities and the
Whitney family
After the exercises the l<imball fam
fly and their friends will spend some
time forming new acquaintance, re-
newlng old ones. and having a good
old fashioned visit. The next day they
will go TO Saltair where they expect to
have the time OF their lives.
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CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS

nearest ranch. he tried to inveigle
poor old woman out OF her last gallon
Of oil but she didn't tumble. Finally
Doc persuaded a boy 10 ride back To
camp and bring some more ammuni-
ton. Along about noon Doc got steam
up and headed for the city. Bingham
Bill beat him that morning about four
hours. Press Bulletin.
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WOUNDED DIGNITY.

We have made two requests Of the
architect OF the Salina High school for
the loan OF a blueprint. a photograph or
a cut OF the structure. and In each i'm
stance been treated with contempt.
They have not had the courtesy to re-
ply to kindly request We take IL
they are lacking greatly in the COM
uponest clements Of business courtesy
and that their treatment of us is not
sentlemanly nor American. -Salina
Call
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BOOSTED on THE ARENA.

James Quirk. mine foreman OF the
Consolidated Mercur was among the
''heavies" at the breakdown Of tho
arena at saltair. Good sportsmen al
ways bear great pressure and with
such men az James roostlng on the
arena II IL a wonder all did not go u
the bottom Of the sea.-Argus
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A GRAVE SUBJECT.

Some human bones were found in
the trench near the opera house. They
should have been carefully placed in a
box and turned over to the undertaken
and not thrown around nor left to curl
osity seekers.--Nernai Express.
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MOVABLE HEADQUARTERS.

Prosperity must have pitched its tent
In our county headquarters, Stanley
Rich WAS trailing six bugC,es and a
wagon over there for Studebakers the
other daY.-Rich County News
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H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS

and notice the Improvement in your
general health These organs will be
toned up and strengthened and such
ailments a. Poor Appetite. Heartburn.
Indigestion. Costivencss. Liver and
Kidney Ills and Malaria. will dis.
appear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04

And m accordnnce VIII low ono 1II V p,
der Of the Board Of directors il'r ,,,rr
Tho isth day OF April 1910 30 IA.
shares Of each parcel ~ such sigch ~,
may he necessary will be sold ~ ~. me-.
Ace OF the Company. Room n. on.' -
cial Block salt Lake Guy. lan' o.
Tho said dav. 10 paw delluqu ~ ~, ~
ments thereon together with the oos'
advertising and expense Of sale,.,,
Acting Secre'af''
- Commercial Block
First justification May a. 1910
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WILL is WILLING.

There Is consldera BILE influence
brought TO bear upon WIN Barratt by
the married men. 10 have him one OF
the married-men Ave I'm the game II
basketball on next Friday night Will
says he is ready 10 qualify II they will
talk the young lady In the notion
American Fork Citizen.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES
Consult County CLERK or respe9ti.''
ers for further Information

Consult County CLERK or respcGtlE'
ers for further Information
In the Third judicial Dlsr STATE q
4 nand for salt Lake CouRl'' .stste Of
Utah. In the matter 81 the s5t.ire II
Timothv n Hurley. Deceased NeIs.'srei
sale q, Real Estate IT tbe ffS5hioxing
will sell at private sal, gs,er the 18TH
described real estate. on or ai'sl ~ axe
dsy of June. a. y. 1910. al s3i' he re- re-,
city, Utah. and written BIOS ,s,tben.aah
ceived AT the Office or 49, salt
Thomas. ai5-ne-ai7 Judge BuHa'ns'
Lake City. Utah, for 49, rods ives;
&c., ~. snutheast corner % the ~,
east quarter Of section x Wwerldian.
north. range ! west, SAT- Lax thence
and running thence north ~ Ioos rods
west AOs rods. thence south 18th IS
thence east 40s rods. thence a. AZ scres
rods 70 beginning. containing -"
more or less,
Terms Of sale cash t-tstrator
Mathonihah Thomas. Attorney for Az
ministrator.
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tors said l could not
get well unless l
had an operation.
l knew | could not
stand the strain of
one, so l wrote TO
you sometime ago
about my health
and you told me
what to do. After
taking Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound and
Blood Purifier | am
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SOVEREIGN OF THE HOME.

When woman refuses 10 remove
her hat in a public meeting it's a. sign
that her husband doesn't cut much ice
AZ home. --Ephralm Enterprise.