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ornhans, conrt Work.

In Orphans Court today Thomas
Davis made return Of partition in the
case of Joseph Tatnall.
William T. Lyman was granted an
order for partition of the estate OF
Barbara Elizabeth Rehfuss.
Hugh McDonough was appointed
guardian Of Mark A. and Charles ]
McDonough.
Mary Dyer was appointed guardian
of Ralph p. Dyer.
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Weapon charae Aaainst HIm.

James Rochester. colored. was ar
rested in Middletown today charged
with carrying concealed a deadly wea-
pon and was held for court by Mag
istrate Cox.
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Financial and Commercial
NEW YORK STOCK MARKETS.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. May ls.-Prices in the ma
jority of issues showed declines ranging
from Is to IL at the opening of the
stock market to-day, but at the end Of
fifteen minutes a steady tone prevailed
II o'clock-The market was intensely
dull and there was a change in prices
from the early quotations.
Governments unchanged; other bonds
dull.
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lots al Exseutor,s saIs.

Edwin r. Cochran. Jr.. executor Of
Robert f. Malloy today sold at the
county court house two properties in
the Ninth ward. The first one was
No II. a lot and dwelling in Eastlabe
Park. and was sold to william ]. Fish
er for S3325. lsooc S. Dillon bought
lot 21 for $40.
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Elavsn Moro Bed Man.

Keokuk Tribe I. Q. r. NJ. degree
team went TO Middletown last night
and conferred degrees on eleven cam
didates for Seneca Tribe. Several
great chiefs were in the party and a
number Of Dover and Clayton Red Men
were present.
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Ia. rn.. Crushed

oliver Hartman, of No. S3i Clayton
street, was struck on the foot by a
casting at the roundhouse OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad at Todd's Cut this
morning, and the toes were crushed.
lie was taken TO his home in the Phoe-
nix ambulance.
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Ere cIoss to Bio Store.

The store of McMahon Brothers af
Third and Orange streets was threat
ened by fire yesterday afternoon when
a pile Of rubbish in the building caught
fire. The Delaware Fire Company eX-
tinguished the blaze without loss.
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Disoharoed as Receiver.

The Delaware Trust Co.. receiver
for the Hartell Light Company, has
been discharged by an order Of Chan
cellor Curtis.
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Letters on Estates.

Register of Wills Walker has grant
ed letters on the estates of Mary Ann
Davis to Sarah Il. Williams and Amos
Thompson to George w. Baker.
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DEATHS
Amanda 7. TrimbIe.
Sarah F. Titus.
Thompson r. White.
Leroy r. Stradley.
Frederick Hoffman.
Thomas Gray.
Margaret MeMenamin.
William Brehanev.

William Brehaney.
HOFFMAN-In this city, on May IL. 1910,
Frederick Hoffman aged ~ years
Relatives. friends, Smith Post G. A. r.,
and employees of the American Car and
Foundry Company are invited to attend
the funeral services at his late residence
No sos East Twelfth street, on Friday
afternoon May 10th. at $3.50 o'clock. In
terment at Lombardy Cemetery.
GRAN-At MarshalltOn Del. on Nav
18th. 1910 Thomas Gray, in his 18th
Relatives. friends and Ivanhoe Castle
No. p, *. of G. T.. are invited to attend
the funeral services at the residence
of his son-in-law, Rufus S. Broadbent, at
May 22nd, at 130 O'Clock. Interment al
st. Barnabas p. E. Cemetery.
McMENAMIN-In this city. on May 1sth
1910. Margaret McMenamin.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence Of her brother Daniel Mulln
No. 2432 West Eighteenth street, on Fri
day morning at 8 o'clock. Requiem mass
at st. AIMS Church. Interment at Ca
thedral Cemetery.
BREHANEY-In this city. on May H.
1910. Mary, widow of William Brehaney,
aged Sc years
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral from her late residence,
No 1916 West Fifth street. on Friday
morning AT o'clock. Solemn requiem
mass at st. Paul's Church. Interment at
Cathedral Cemetery.
TRIMBLE-On May 10, 1910, Amanda t.
wife of stephen Trimbe
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral without further notice,
from her late residence, No. 1910 Van
Buren street, on Wednesday evening.
May 18th. at s o'clock lnterment Thurs
day. May 18th. at 1880 a. m, in Rose
bank Cemetery, Calvert, Nd
.TITUS-In this city, on May 16; 1910
Sarah T.. daughter Of the late Thomas
and Ellen Titus, in her 10th year.
Relatives and friends of the family are
invited 10 attend the funeral services at
the residence of her brother-in-law, James
r. Casperson, No. 900 Van Buren street.
on Thursday afternoon. May -, 1910, at 3
o'clock Interment private.
STRADLEY-In this city. on May II;
1910. LEROY r.. son OF William II. and
Relatives and friends OF the family are
invited to attend the funeral services az
his parents residence, NO. 1880 West
Fourth street. on Friday afternoon. May
20th ali o'clock. Interment al Silver
brook Cemetery.
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COMETS

COMETS
visits are few and far between;" not
so accidents and sickness. Secure a
policy in "The General" Accident Co.,
William r. Morris. Agent, POS Equit-
able Bldg. Phone 567S.f
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
NJ Iof11colfs~ff5o1 OR P6TR0Ns 6N6
~ the Public: John T. Callahan Is not
ia the employ of this company, is not au-
thorzcd to receive or collect money on
our account and has not been so em-
ployed or so authorized since March 17th.
1910. OGDEN-HOWARD COMPANY.
May1S-tf
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Everybody knows what you
have when YOU have a Knabe;
you only want to know where
you can buy 1.-THE Knabe
speaks for itself.
1t also speaks for the store
that sells them-only one store
in city has that privilege.
This is the store.
Pay by the month if you
prefer.
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2.t5 p. m. quotations from F. D,
Laekey & Co., Bankers and Brokers,
members Philadelphia Stock Exchange,
pA9 Market street, WiIminaton, Del.
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A, Isocomou Az Northern PaoIs71
ANAL. Copper 6o5s NOrs- & westIoaN
Am. Smelling IS No. Central I3o
Am. Sugar CO f73k Peoples GAS .oS
Atch. T. & sI36E Pennsylvania rsAsS
Asphalt Com. 3IH PhilS. r. 7. IS3
BALTIC. & OH IIoM Phla- Co. -. 40
brooklyn r. t sosS Phila. Electric I5H
Gen1 Leather Az Reading sl67X
Ches. & ohio S6H Rock Island ass
Cambria Steel a. st. Paul ......r5S
Denver &c r. G 4oB Sou. Pacific J2ssS
Erie Common an soc. Nv 90. asa
Erie 1st "a . A77f TOnopah Min. Szk
Eiec of Amer II q United Gas I'm SsL(
Louisville e ri46 Union Pacific I5I x
Lehigh Nav. oAat U. 8. St. Con say
Leh. Valley ..II4M U. S st. Pr. Irs
Missouri Pac SoJz Wabash Pr e. as
Mo. Kan & T Az West. Union 6S
N. Y .CentraiI2ok
Reported daily by =. D. Laekey &
Co., bankers and brokers', members
Philadelphia Stock Exchange, s43 Mar
ket ST.
WHEAT CORN. OATS.
Dec. May. Dec. May. Dec. May.
112% 1854 60 61ss 421k 4Oss
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YOUR RUPTURE

relieved by Our Perfection Truss. Holds
the largest Rupture and eventually
cures. Its gentle graduated pressure
is on the Rupture, opening itself; never
on the Spine or Kidneys. Holds Firm
where support is needed Call and be
fitted at
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E. 0ESTREICHER,
209 ". 7th ST., WlImIngi on, Del.

Sick Room Supplies. Competent Lady
in attendrnr~
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nIsrRICT CnTRT NOTEs.

James TodesCo brought suit yeSter-
day asking judgment for S505. with
interest at 10 per cent. on promissory
note executed BY A. II. Little and
John Crofton.
J. J. Kinney filed suit yesterday
against the Union Central Life Insur-
auce company. charging that he lost
s. .f93 because the company failed to
live up 10 the terms OF a contract
Kinney says he was engaged by the
company two years ago as district
months the company became indebted
to him 5000 for travelling expenses,
S3.S00 for services, s2.1S7 renewal COM
missions and s306 commissions on new
business lost because the company
broke its contract.
W. 5. Mccormick brought suit yes
terday against Michael J. Bridgman,
administrator OF the estate OF William
of the estate Of Fred Roberts and
George +. Winsncss personally. to fore
close a mortgage given to secure pay
mcnt OF n prOmiSsOry note for $500.
The note was made out to a. Roberts
in October. 1901 and by him assigned
to Fred Roberts after S1SS had been
paid. Later II was transferred 20 Nc
Cornick. The mortgage was on tract
Of about two acres in Mill Creek pre-
Cinct.
Mrs. Sarah Friese brought suit yes
terday In the district court in which
she asks $4,000 from the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad company because
OF the death Of her husband, 3. G.
Friese. who was killed by switch en-
CINE at Sixth West and Second South
streets on the evening or June II. 1910.
Mrs. Friese asserts In her complaint
that the railroad company was negli-
gent in that there were no gates and
\ no Waterman.
John W. Winward brought suit yes
terday against Samuel +. Winward
and Ada y. Winward 70 quiet title to
fifty acres Of land in Salt Lake county
George Erer and George Mardarich
are charged with operating a boarding
house at Bingham with out a license.
in a complaint issued by the county
attorney yesterday.
T. L Hutton. charged with embez-
/ zlementment. and May Jones, charged
with grand larceny. failed TO appear
yesterday before Judge T. y. Lewis
when their cases were called. Bond Of
/ $500 in each case was declared for
fieted.
John r. Roely and Joe Paraco are
| charged with the misdemeanor Of
| lodging I'm some place not then and
| there kept a lodging house" In a
| complaint Issued by the county attor-
ney yesterday. Furthermore. according
/ 70 the complaint. they are Idle persons
| and the place where they lodged was
| TO wit. namely" a box car.
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Hans Nelson in ogden in 1Sss. and after
fifteen years OF married life ne told
her TO go Off. leave his home and
make a living for herself" And she
received her divorce. withot alimony-
Anna Winn obtained a decree sep
arating her from George r VIM,
whom she married In Pennington on
April II. 1909. He did not support her.
Se3srnted for Years
Maud NJ Morris received a decree
from William Morris. They were mar
ried at Toronto. Can. April is. 1883. and
ago. She received a legal separation
several years ago. and now received
divorce. She said ne was drunk much
Of the time and had not supported her
for years.
Hazel and Harry Deem were mar
ried here on April Z. 1904. and lived to-
Eether Tor about two years. when he
left and has not been heard from since.
She has a daughter by him. Judge
Armstrong granted the decree.
Saturday His Gala Day
''TIe was a little drunk every night.
but every Saturday night he was so
drunk he couldn't stand up ana ne
beat me all the time" complained Lou
lisa Seller 81 Wilhelm. whom she mar
ried In Steckborn. Switzerland. on jan
uary 4. 1894. She said that last Feb
ruary her husband beat her NJ and
then he threw her out Of the house
into the snow. She said, however, that
her husband refused to leave their
home on the west side and that she
has been forced TO live with him, even
though the divorce proceedings had
been brought against him. Judge Arm
strong dismissed the case when the
wife said she was living in the same
room with her husband.
A step toward the trial OF the inter
lined marital troubles Of Andrew !. and
Lena Anderson Sproles was taken yes
terday when Judge Armstrong ordered
f tho husband. n local real estate man. 20
pay s25 n month alimony Tor the wife
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SEVEREDLOVE
LINKS RATTLE
Judge Armstrong Listens to
the Marital Woes of Many
Families.
DRUNKENNESS; DESERTI0N
Stories Told by Forlorn Wives Vary
Little but in Detail-Msny
DEGREES Granted.
DRUNKENNESS; DESERTloN

In the weekly divorce matinee yes
tcrday. before Judge George O.. Arm
strong OF the Third district court.
many women told Of marital woes.
wherein cupid had made uricvous cr-
rnrs in selecting the victims for HIS
darts. five infcrlocutorv DEGREES were
granted and two crring husbands were
ordered 90 pay aIimouy 10 wives ne
elected during many months.
Margaret Benson brought suit
against James A.. Benson. who she mar
RED iu salt Lake on Christmas day,
1907. rf was the second marriage for
Mrs. Benson and things went well for
time but since last November. the
wife said. her husband gave her moth
ms for support. She received decree
and tho restoration Of her maiden name.
Hanna a. Nelson was married TO
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

Ed Mulligan. arrested on a charge OF
battery on Frank WOOlcOX. entered n
plea OF guilty to the charge yesterday
morning and was fined So The testi-
mony developed that the trouble was
the result Of n neiEhborhood quarrel.
and that there seemed to be much prov
Ocation for MulliEan's action. account
ing for the light fine imposed.
william Luttor. who has appeared be-
fore Judge Whitaker several times on
n charge OF vaEranCy. was found guilty
and sentenced to serve sixty days In
the city Jail. Ben Brown. "A vaErant,
was sentenced 20 thirty days.
William Luttnor. arrested for a viola
ton Of the city ordinance In falling TO
turn q street corner properly. while
driving an automobile pleaded guilty
70 the charge end was fined 81 Frank
Allen. also arrested for a violation Of
the vehicle ordinance. in riding an uu-
licensed motorcycle. pleaded guilty and
was fined 50
William Jones. a member Of the trio
arrested near the salt Palace Tuesday
night with a quantity Of "hold-up"
paraphernalia I'm their possession. was
discharged yesterday. The other two
were given 100 days in Jail
Robert Edwards. stepson OF James
Taylor OF ogden, who was arrested
when he attempted to pass n worthless
check on the Schramm-Johnson Drugs
company was given q siX-mOnthE' Jail
sentence. but was released on parole.
during good behavior.
Charles Burns. connected with n num-
Der Of robberies I'm the city during the
past three months. pleaded guilty TO
robbinE the Shorwin market. 749 South
state street and was bound over To the
district court under $500 bond.
Joseph Lukomski. 1897 Thirteenth
East street. charged with assaulting his
wife and calling her names. was given
20 DAYS. with sentence suspended during
good behavior.
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and their one child. and SIS suit money.
The case will probably be a hot one,
as the husband first brought the &C
ton for a divorce and Is charged with
many things in her cross-complaint.
Robert +. Curry. a carpenter and
prominent in union circles in Salt Lake,
was ordered to pay $50 a month Tor
the support Of his wife and three chill
dren. and $50 attorneys fee. They were
married here on April IL. 1892. The
wife said her husband had not been
living at home since August and had
paid nothing toward her support Cur
~ declared he was making hardly
enough TO support himself, but the
court ordered the alimony paid.
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University Notes

The total registration at the Univer-
sity Of Utah was 215 yesterday no
morrow is the last day Of grace al
lowed the students by the faculty and
any registering after that date VIII
have two dollars additional registra-
tion fee charged them.
A number Of delegates TO the ccnven-
tion OF the Delta Epsilon fraternity TO
be held in san Francisco visited the
yesterday and were escorted
through the laboratories and around
the campus by the students. The del
euates represent thirty-three states and
the trip to Salt Lake for most Of them
is a new one
The faculty has ruled that medical
students must take two years college
work before entering the medical
school. The medical school will have n
new man at its head this year. DIT.
Lowrie. formerly with the University
of Missouri. who will personally in
struct the classes in anatomy.
Until DIR. Ebaugh returns from the
East, where he was called on account
Of the serious illness OF his father.
Kenneth Williams will have charge Of
the classes in chemistry.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Keith Realty Co. to Electric
Horse Radlsh Co. lot 4. Haxtnn

Keith Realty Co. to Electric
Horse Radish Co. lot 4. Haxton
Harry c. Lawrence to Charlotte
r. Dover. part OF lot s. block
%, plat G. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
William G. Ausherman and wife
20 Walter Schmierer ct al. part
OF lot .. block So. plat D.. SOS
George H. Draper and wife to
Pardrehm. part OF section IA.
township south. pange
west -. -. -. 400
Valentine Heinze to Franz
Heinze. part OF section "a
township north. range east
Orsou Sanders ct al to Charles
Colbrook ct al. lots IN Tang
leys addition --...-...-..... $50
James Hutton 70 Anna r. NAL
ley. part Of section "a. town
ship I north. range ] west 100
q. S. Holmes TO A. n. Tobin. lots
Il and -, block ?. Ehrich's
Pasana1e Notti To Torasa Motif '''V0
part or lot 3. block IS. plat
\ ....-... .......-.-.---..-. 1900
Miller Investment Co. to Walter
T. Dickert, lots 10. 20. u and
%. block ?, East Westminster
Fr sqI Moore 70 susan Moore l'OVO
part Of lot .. block so. plat
a ........-. ......-...-.
Phillis War; to Edward L. War;.
part Of section %. township
I south. range I west -.--- 1
J. w. Campbell and wife to J..
NJ. Hiskey. part Of lot 2. block
81. plat a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
TWO million dollars guarantees the
accuracy OF every abstract made by
the salt Lake Security & Trust Co. %
Up. Main. We own orr own records.
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CAUGHT WITH THE GOODS.

Sheriff George Rowley OF Willard
county. called at police headquarters
yesterday for Joseph Began and David
Curran. who are wanted in Willard
county for stealing n suit OF clothes
from a japanese section foreman at
Black Rock. They were arrested
Tuesday morning by PatrOlman Radke
as they were endeavoring TO dispose
Of the stolen goods. Sheriff Rowley
returned TO Willard yesterday after
noon with his prisoners.
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president. william G. Scully. vice
president. and Samuel smith. secretary
treasurer.
Kenyon Cafe company; capitalized at
$4,000 I'm shares at 81 each. with IA.
$40 shares remaining I'm the treasury.
George r. Seyboldt 1880 shares.
president and treasurer; Julius Dolbter.
10 shares. vice president. and l. +.
Lehn, 1880 shares. secretary.
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Manti; capitalized at $4,000 in shares
at 81 each. Edward T. Parry, presi-
dent; Bernard Parry, vice president;
Charlotte A. Il. Parry. secretary, and
Nilate &. II. Parry. treasurer.
Utah Apartments Building company:
capitalized at $4,000 in shares at $40
each, with SO. 600 paid by taking over
a copyright for plans for a new sys-
tenn Of flat building. James A. Hearn,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

October Z. s and Q. grand reunion ot
German-speakinE elders and saints,
celebrating e0th anniversary Of intro
duction Of gospel into Switzerland ana
Germany. Excellent program, .tne
music. singing. refreshments AMI dance
etc. in Odcon and Assembly hall. Watch
"Beobachterr for particulars.-Commlt-
tee
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smoker Is Postponed.-The smoker
OF United Spanish War Veterans 10
have been held last night was post
poned until next Friday. Next Tues
day the WcdgwOOd camp will hold an
important meeting at the hall in Post
office place.
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Funeral Services TOday.-Following
funeral services in the Wilford ward
meeting house, this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. the body Of Mrs. Hadda Dubb
who died Thursday at the family home.
will be inferred in the Mil Creek
cemetery. Mrs. Dubb was % years Of
age and was a native OF Sweden.
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Limit on Waste Paper.-An order
was Issued by the board Of health yes
terday placing the limit Of waste pa
per TO be hauled from any one busi-
ness house or office building in one
day at two recpetacles not to exceed
3hX2 feet. The collection Of this
amount Of paper will be made daily.
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Then comes the taste. The
children's mouths water as they
wait for their "drum sticks" And
how tender the meat is This isn't
like common chicken. This is real
chicken. And everybody, like
Oliver Twist wants more"
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lize a BLANCHARD

You recognize a BLANCHARD
chicken by its piumpneSs and the
label on It's head. You are i'm
pressed with tho contrast between
BLANCHARD and the common
variety Of chickens that have been
supplying your table.
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BLANCHARD chickens are fed
buttcrmilk and grain, food that
produces a firm, vet tender and
sweet meat. They are thus dieted
until the day they are ordered by
your butcher. when they are killed,
bled and dry picked.
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Firmly insist on satisfying your
self on this point Of obtaining bet
ter chicken. Buy tender, sweet
meat - that's a BLANCHARD
chicken. Ask your dealer.
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Utah County ExEIbit-word to the
effect that Utah county is preparing a
handsome exhibit OF it's products to be
shown in the Vermont building has
been received by Dan r. Collett. sec
rotary OF the Manufacturers associ-
alton. The exhibit is expected to ar
rive in about two weeks.
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Sells TO Minor.-Sam Scarcelli is
charged with selling fntoxicating
liquors TO minor in a complaint is
sued by the county attorney yester-
day.
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Solid, Sweet Meat Characterizes
BLANCHARD MiIk-Fed Chickens

Chicken is a meat that must be
the best to be thoroughly enjoyed.
Coarse meat is objectionable.
Tough meat is not 10 be tolerated.
Only sweet and tender chicken Is
Real Chicken.
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Your enthusiasm wakes greater
when You find how nicely this
plump fowl can be prepared for
that chicken-dinner appetite Of
your family.
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The Best.

The Best.
II you want the best instruction and
good position you should take a
course at Henager's Business College.
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VIII Run Special TraIn.-Interest in
the convention Of the National Wool
Growers association. to be held at
Portland. is already beginning to mani
fest itself and, according to g b. Stew
art, secretary OF the Utah Wool Grow
ers' association. n special train OF
about twelve cars will be run from
salt Lake to the Rose city for the bene-
fit Of Utah sheepmen
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Dealers Who Sell Blanchard
Milk-Fed Poultry

J. " Marriott. IS West tst So.
south.
r. n. Mott. a. Richards IT.
Cardwrll Bros. 70 and 81 cts.
r. r. weight e2s So. LIST West
BlaCkmarr's Market, 5th So. and 1st
West
United Grocery. 26T South Main.
Western Coop. $50 W. "a So.
Lucas Co. c61 West "a So.
Liberty Market. 9th =. and qth So.
standard Market. 175 Z. "a So.
4. Hudson. 18th r. and 9Th So.
q NJ Robinson. 1Fo T. "a So.
r.. w. Wilson. 500 ". "a So.
j r. Kirk. 500 So fth West
Mission Meat g. Grocery. 400 5th
ave.
Z. e. ~. 7. grocery department.
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Birch Pleads GuiIty.-ColoneI C. A
Birch. proprietor OF the Casa Conten-
tia at Tenth South and West Temple
streets. pleaded guilty 70 a charge of
selling liquor on Sunday. before Judge
= NJ Bishop yesterday, and was fined