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laft2ss may not
80 adisposo Of
IiIticaI motives ~
organization. "
n's Welfare lcaa
official statcmes
.itcs The objects
Acs a brief history
alclncnt follows.
correct the clron
has gone abroad
Welfare committee
cxistence in order
gu the present polpuN
hricf history Of orie"
lsT.s 'SSs league came "a g; g. .
tho result OF mess ms,
in the First Motsiou'N
arN -four years ago -
is inception II has been
nou-par,isnn and non-rel
nd is tho only federated
club having as it's oplee,
Ra,mcut OF moral and CIVIC
q of salt Lake CITY.
worked along quietly LOT
Dart. accomplishing n,uch
the way Of needed lcS,siu
ncn,ing women and Chl'dfNi;
BE PAST slN weeks letters ana
IS have hecu received u!
ont club women asking ma.
ions wcmcn'a organizations
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WANTED

WANTED-FEMALE HELP
GOOD BOARDING HOUSE. COOK. COL
orcd. AoS w. Ind South n2ilS
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ASSESSMENT NO. 2.


Cedar Talismsn Consolidated Mines
com psny. principal place of business.
Salt Lake City. Utah: office. tlI-41s u.
T. Walker building; location Of mines.
Star district. Beaver county.
Notice Is hereby given that at n meet
Ing Of the board Of directors OF the Cedar
Talisn,an Consolidated Mines company,
held or tho 1ih day Of October. 1911. as
scssmcnt No. . NJ one half % cent por
share was levied upon tho capital stock
NJ the corpora lion. issued and outstand-
ing. payable Immediately to n. Barnett.
TIE secretary. at tho office of the Cedar
15lisman Consolidated Mines company.
Ssi' Lake CITY. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment.
may remain unpaid on Thursday. the
9Th day of Novcmber, 1911 will be de-
liEducpt and advertised for sale at pub
Tic auction ard unless payment is made
before will he sold on TUESDAY. the 2Sth
dsv q! November. loi1. AT ! o'clock D.
M a; :hs coirpsuVs offices. 30 nav the
delinquent assessment thereon. together
With the costs Of advertising and eX-
YenEe OF sale.
= II. BARNETT. Secretary.
Rooms il14lS L. L. Walker Building,
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DIR. w II. GORDEN. SPECIALIST ON
dog disease. 332 South state. Ind 81
Bell 2903 moes
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HAIR GOODS

WE MAKE WIGS TOUPEES
switches. transformations, etc We do
permanent waving on head and ins.an-
tancous skin bleaching Holland. zoe h
3rd south. Wasatch 1926. m3s27
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TO DO YOUR UPuOfSTERiNtI MD
mattress Tcmakirg Utah Bedding anu
Mfg. Co. Both rhones 3Sc. b3oo
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Location pest In city. Furnished ana
unfurnishc6 suIeg, Furnished suites
with or without board. American DIAN
ea'e III co'i''ec'''" T7Gs
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON,
bra3s. rags bottles. rubber. copper, etc.
Utah Junk Co. S4u SO. 4th West. Phone
o2a inl912
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCf-
Hotel, restaurant and household heip
Headquarters for laoorcrs
S5 West end south. Phones sbt:
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LADIES' TAILOR.


w. b RUSuMER. MANUFA CTURINC
optcian. ol East 3rd South st m86l5
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FURS REMODELED

FURS CLEANED. Rl3MoDELED; OR
der work OF every description; lowest
prices. BY New Yorl: experts Hudson
Bay Fur Co, 1.2 Main st. Wasalch
llbl. nlJ19
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GTORS

= ; = y = = y = =
E.ETA X ER AND
I Temple. Phones
os
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HAY, GRAIN AND SALT

'iSN IKA!N AND SALT-HAEVEY G.
ooi;,.", No., "s% West Second South street we
VIZ aPoo"' n.G9i
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OVERS

bRIST, w. w. KING
Dth phones 81. bssI
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SECOND HAND STORES
MASSAGE

7|N-@-N->'-~-~---~>@-~-~~~-~
EXPERT NASSEUSE WILL. GIVE
home treatments face and body; reas-
enable prices. permanent customers de.
sired. Ladies' only. Bell 262i m17Oo
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PHYSICIAN.

bls: JNO. NJ. SPACLDiNG'S CASH
plan VIII save you from 80 In 40 nor
cent; ordinary calls. Office, 81; home 81:
night: $3."0; confinements SIS; cha rre
Phones: Ofhce. 4757, ring 2; res. III
''e l. hic6a
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~>---~-~7 - -.
FURNITURE OFF ALL KINDS WANT =
ed: Will paw you first-class vices. n
e. Fisher & Co. l65 So. ". Temple. Bel Bel
5I1l. Ind 963. ca"o
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WANTED FOR Z. S. ARMY. ABLE
bodied. unmarried men between a.es OF
IS and 30; ritizens OF United States, o.
good character and temperate habits. who
can speak. read and write the English
language. For information apply TO Ee-
cruit!nE Officer Walkers bank building
corner Main and Second South streets
Salt Lake city. Utah u453
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PLUMBING AND HEATJNC

DAVIDSON & HARRIS co PTJINIp~
Ing and steam ittlng: 1obbiur work a
Speciality; all work guaranteed. Both
phones l62. 1fS East End South MAI
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IN has no nJftN JITII!dIIV1IS' Ut !"
lhodV OF women, representing
knuch larger body, handed togetnr'
lar the common good. Mrs tliSa-
beth Cohen was chosen chairman %.
tis committee. IS she is pres'oehl
the Woman's lcssuc, when ls "a
Fnly womau's club devoted entirely
civic and social reforms.
This Woman's Welfare committee
Rnresents twenty thousand women
Hv are loyal Ia The League ana are
lodged to support any policy DC
ded upon by the committee oil tch,
lho now number nearly twenty, az
be- original committee has been
|ddcd TO.
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MoTIcE 70 CONTRACTORS.
offce of tho Board Of Public Works. Sa
= ak. Oily Sn-,l 1. rnl,ni go I'LL

offce of the Board Of Public Works. Salt
Lake City. September 30. 1911.
Sealed proposals VIII be recsiYed at this
cfhce until 8 o'clock p. III. October 20.
1911 for CONSTRUCTING curb and gutter.
and pavement IL paving extension No.
'S, including Main street North Temple
- Second NORTH, Center street. First
North 10 Second North streets. according
10 plans on file Ia the city engineers
efnce.
Instructions 10 bidders. together with
plans. prohles, specifications ard forms
Tor contract and bond. may be obtained
upon application al the office os the
board OF public works Of the city engi-
peer for which deposit OF nye $3.50 dol
lars is required
The right Is reserved TO reject any and
all bids.
BY order of The board OF public worlt.
Il G. MCMILLAN Chairman.
rn3600
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COAL AND KINDLlNu

-~~---~-~-~,~~--~--->-~>- nroO1I
L. z. DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WUo,,s1 W., ~
kindling. l65 E. ath So: Dol"
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TAILORING
PERSONALS

~-~-0-0~-----~~>-~-~~-~<"~@
If YOU HAVE SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
birthmarkS. moleg or warts or any
facial bemlshcs. have them removed by
the electric needle: fruc demonstration
every day from 10 10 IL a. M. all work
guaranteed. Is years experience: no
soaring. BY Madame Monctte. 72 West
fitlh South. nl59i
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GROCERY SPECIALS
TAILOR MADE CoRSETS

~~~~~~~"~~>~~~~~~~~-~~~ ~~>-~0~~~--~>~~>>~~~~
LADIES, CALI. MRS MANN AND HAVE
your measure taken for a Splrelia Cor
set; year guarantee. Pecry hotel.
nHna-
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WANTED
WANTED--MAIE HELP

MILLER FOR a 2BECAN CUSTOM
mill. water power. one fully compcich,
To take entire charge Of the mechanicsl
end good position for the right man. Ah-
n22I5
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS UNFyRN1saED


STRICTLY MODERN, 3-EOOM FLAl.
disappearIi@ bed. lawn, ete- Jenli!mass1
apt, 40 y. gnJ West "-o'.
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6amberger Electric Cars to Ogden
nv hour-on the hour in an hou:.
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CARPENTER, JOBblN'

L.. y. RACE. JOBBING AND C.es,I, e,
ter work. Rear 20 w. Ind 81 =
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LADIES WANTED TO BRING 'FHnl!
husbands watches for 81 mail srHl;sS;
Carter JewoIry store. s2i Main ST, $50"
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MERCHANTS RANK
of Salt IlLn Git,.
FAMILY REMEDIES

80 -~~>'-~>N|c~r~~~~O
GUARANTEED CURE ALL STOMACH
troupieS; appendicitis, kidney liver and
disorders yield readily; send for pam
phlet: Greenhalsh Remedy Co IS East
4th South. nTSS
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LOST AND FOUND


LOST-LADY s GOLD WATCH. EN-
cravcd on inside. Sarah. Xmas. 1855"
valued greatly as heirloom. Liberal re-
ward us w. End So. n2c2t
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/. co. G. so. MAIN
1Cut i.owers and fu-
ri623
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THE COVEY

New elegantly furnished housekeep-
ing apartments; elevator service: iirc.
proof building prices reasonable; East
South Temple; finest location In city,
Phone 567l Bell. olLzo
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90 MEN TO BORROW MONEY ON
anything of value Uncle sam. 20 t.as6
1st South, cav
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FREE IMPL OYNIr,NT AGENCY. BASE
'uent First Congraga tionul church. We
SCI you q position free of charge. Tele-
phone Ind. 1866: Bell Ss22 t2713
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TIE KEITH.
Furnished rooms. single or with bath:
best location III city Il: East Sonth
Temple oZoL
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All. KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
Ing i-unks. valises. best prices paid
es Commercial 81. Reply by postal card;
81 Bcll. ~
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NJ. ~ SANDEII, MECHANIC -TTTETiA-
pist. Rheumatism ncrvousDcss. back
ache. obesity, ciC.. cured through drug
less treatment Lady attendant. Open
evenings. 26l South Main ST., suite s.
u9jIS
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Tile MANX - rURN APTS. AMI
rooms. mod. 81 East SO, Temple. Eel
5jI6- IL MI
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PAPERHANGING


81 PER ROOM AND FURNISH pa
per. Ernst Sturm. shop 125 West ist
South. Ind. 1li32. nt4.S
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TIEEE'S 4 WAY FOR THOSE WHO
have furnished apartments and those
vino wish 10 rent furnished apartments TO
meet--it Is through The Tribune Wans
Columns
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roWBsTONES

L NStN1 ofO D. "
SELECT FROM, r.
i wards s22 So. State.
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS s-FURNIsHED.
TILE COLONIAL

Elegantly furnlshtd TWO anu lHT e. - 80; 80;
tp: single rooms. with and without bath;
sio and up Bell phone Ex. A.. RedMSea
summer rdtes. Izuoo
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WANTED. EY RESPECTABLE WIDOW
lady. one or two children tc board and
care for. age > to wears: good, warm.
comfortable homo. Bell phone 5oiA-I
u7d01
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ia You WANT NICELY EQUlPPEO
housekeeping apartments in best lnca @ ,
tlon apply at the Annex. loo GaSt
South Temple. Bell phone 2352-f o-'Si
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correct the clron1
al has gone ,o,o aproso

take steps 10 better IL
4tions OF Salt Lake CIly;
csult Of these appeals tn'
league called a moc,ihj;
Pnmercial club. at which y
lives of tho various
lbs. the city missionary
|e w. {. ]. u the y: W
H. Nj. I. A., and The difier
bcietics oC tho Lat;cr-dasY
thurch were present. :
At this meeting r com
len was chosen that 6ccams
as The Women Welfare Gov
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HAVE YOU \ PARTICULAR LOCAL.
~ in mind? Would you like 10 secure
house. fiat. or an apartment In a Ger
tain ncighboriood2 Would you ike 10
buy n country-placc or would you bo IN,
tcrostcd in a vacant LOT or acreage Call
upon The Tribune Wants 10 give you
complete information regarding realty
that viii interest YOU most.
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SHEPPARD's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
"The Red Front" liz West end Sonin'
Headquarters railroad and mining help.;
Bel, 1884, elafS
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING. WILL CALL.
Salvation Army. Both phones. LIB
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NJ. ]. p1NoN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and unsl<illed laborers TUT
n!shcd. 40 East lst south. corner Con
mercjal Bell phone 1855. Ind. 'Z5. Pfo
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MANY A. PRUDENT HOUSEWIFE HAS
developed an excellent business In
stnct as Tie result of Tribune Want Ad
experience
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ACCORDION pI,EATTNrs

81 NEuRST AND SIDE PLEATINC.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Jepncns, sos East 3rd So
So, Bell phone 1897. nsss
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WANTED TO RENT

WANT To RENT or LEASE FARM
With indictments and house. near og-
don or Salt Lake. /. D.. box 81, Green
River Wyo. n2aTn
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LAKE. HAND LAUNDRY: ONLY HON
est work: please try once, Phones 2a1a
35S ". 1st South. t@obi
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VACUUM CLEANERS,

~ - - ,r-->>>>--|> >-~-~>,-
IliE JEW ELL VACUUM CLEANER
INC latest and best in the market. has
reVolNins brush; picks up thread hair
and euts The dust: machines rentsd
Phone 200 my for free demonstration.
p1.tSII
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M. e. Church Items.

The nyeacheY's folks are en- iOytOv n
visit from former Ridveway friends.
hid Won enjoy the chris, mas enter.
tainmentY It was no fault Of the
voupy peop,e who prepared Il n vo,,
did not. for Il was first.c,ass from
start to finish. Great credit Is due
Tn those who had charge Of the exer.
c,ses for the excellent manner I'm
| which H. was rendered. The decora.
t,ous under the direction of. Mrs. l..
". Moore were Tie finest ever see, In
the church. .....
I Tho nevly oyyanized Btble class Is
craving. Prof brooks viii have
charge of the class during the year.
| This will IN. n rare opportunity for
those vino desir. to know their bible
and follow history of the savings and
doipys of Christ. You are invited 10
become n m,mbcr.
Attendance and interest In the
Sabbath services were encouraging.
Tn. attendance of the sabbath school
was safely above the red line with an
unusually generous collection. Bro.
powe,l's and Miss petree's classes
main, aimed their usual standing As Ia
collection aud attendance. The sing.
ing. both morning and evening, Was
ur.atly enio,.d by the congregations.
| During Nm, a,srnc. of the pastors
family SATURDAY. uiybt. santa Claus
invaded An, parsonaue and left mos,
sr,us, an,ial ey,d.uc. Of his visit,
/ Many thanks. Santa. come auain.
| n,,I,, t...,., ,,,..,., l,,.., nah, ,,,
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Old saniasrfeM.

wildly surging, the charge OF the
hundreds who didn't shop early for
Christmas, moved on our retail. dis
trict Saiufday last. The al lance
guard came in the FOREMOST, but 1t
vas not until afternoon that the var.
Lousi vehicles began TO disgorge
crowds that almost made sideW alks
Of the streets. Charging on the pos, /.
Office, to send out belated packages.
rushing here and there along our
retail streets, eddying at every cor
ner where conflicting streams OF hu.
manity fought to follow their de-
tined direction, the hundreds wer,
animated by one thougbt-Athe last
chance TO shop before Chris, mas.
Among the pleasing Incidents Of tn,
Christmas attractions was the ap.
pearance Of real, live, heart throb
bling, genuine Santa, who came e.
town over the lnterurban, and wa.
greeted at the depot By IN army OF
little ones, who greeted him with
cheers and laughter. lie was liberia
In his distribution Of. Chris, mas. sow.
enirs, and they followed him u hi'
headquarters -The' Variety store,
The makeup was expensive sand WA
perfect IN detail. r. L.. ptics, ats,'
had a splendid representative o.
santa to parade our streets, and In;
vite the throng that followed, tt
come to his store and get ,lniy pres
en,s. These were very raeasinei ii
fractions and greatly appreciated b.,
old and Young, 'r..s 80. !.
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Entertained.

Miss Mildred Mcintyre. Malt.
land. Mo-. entertained Ia h0nor OF Der
cousin. Lucille Pcacher, ~ Oregon
Mo. She gave u Christina party.
She invited a number Of her young
friends. The parlor and sitting room
were tastefuliy decorated with red
bells and green festoons. The dining
room was decorated IN silver stars
and tinsel, In the center stood Il
Christmas tree. II contained a pres.
ent and box OF candy for each guest
The afternoon was spent playing
games and guessing contest IN which
Erma Collision won the prize. Then q
One.codrse lunch was served, after
which Santa Claus appeared and mad,
things jolly far Q while and presente d
q present for each little girl. Thos,
present were: Lucille Peacilcr, Fern
Groves, blanche Younger, Carolyn
Graves, Lucille Brumbaugh, Eliza
beth McIIugh, Alma Randall
Dafphine Groves, Erma Collision, and
Mary Rozell.
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DOLLAR AN ANCIENT WORD
Heard In the Language at Least 800
Years Before u Was Uocd
In America.


The word dollar" was IN our Ian.
guagc nj least 800 years ago. for II In
used by Shakespeare several times.
says liarper's Weekly. II IL supposed
that the word was IN use In l. ndon
In the latter part OF the sixteenth
century, having been brought In by
the North German merchants. who
managed the trade on the Baltic and
IN Russia.
DOLLAR" appeared first In an Eng.
fish dictionary In 17t5. II ia Dor.
rowed word. being the German thai.
Cr." The coins issued by the mint In
Joachimsthal were called Joachim.
thalcrs." When other mints were cs.
tablished. the "Joachlms" was dropped
and the coins were called simply thai.
ers."
The dollar was adopted by congress
M the unit or our currency on August
r. 1855. II was to contain 1854
grains Of pure silver; but when the
mint was established, In 1892. the re-
quiremcnt was reduced to 37I.25 grains
Of pure silver The coinage Of dollars
began In 1894.
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CHARACTERS OUT OF SCRAPS


Thackeray rarely drew an out and
out portrait. though he sometimes ven.
tured on q recognizable caricature Of
people he detested. In . Roundabout
Paper" called DE Finibus" he asserts
that he creates his personages out Of
scraps, heel-taps, odds and ends OF
characters" Lady Anne Thackeray
Richie corroborates this. my father"
she writes In answer to a private re-
quest for information. scarcely ever
put real characters into his books.
though he, Of course. found suggeu.
tons among the people with whom he
was thrown. have always 'thought
there was something Of himself az
Warrington. Perhaps the serious part
Of his nature was vaguely drawn in
that character. There was also n little
likeness to his friend. Edward Fits.
gerald. who always lived q very soil.
tary life"
Warrington. indeed. may be taken
as a typical instance Of how Thackeray
made up his own personages out Of
odds and ends OF characters" In the
circumstances Of his life Fitzgerald
was the closest Of all prototypes that
have been suggested. Like Warning.
ton. he had married beneath him,
though MOI so far beneath rs Warning.
ton: he had found his wife utterly un.
congenial and had left her In comfort.
able circum stances to make his own
way In London In poverty and oh.
security. To add the final touch of
pathos. Thackeray painted Warning
toms abandoned wife az bad woman,
which Mrs. Fitzgerald was mot. but
only very foolish and snobbish one.
Besides the originals already sug.
gcs,,d. James n. Field hints ut a
fourth in Barry Cornwall and Gen
James Grant Wilson says Thackcsal
told n phIladnlph'an that Warrington
was an English professor ~ Latin
William :. Walsh. In Columbian.
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Obituary.,

. william Wane Cotton passes asa,
after AN Illness of about eleven
months. Brother Cotton was borI'
Aug. ~, 1916, ncarOrrgon, Holt coun
~. Mo. lie was married To Name,
Bush In the year OF 1875. They hav,
lived In Holt county ever since thai
time. Brother Cotton proicssed faill
IN Christ during his last spell Of sick.
ness. lie suffered "a stroke of paraly
sis, from which he never recovered
and left him almost helpless, yet h,
was able to walk abou, the house un
I'll last Friday, Dec. -, when he had
another stroke: from this he never
regained consciousness and quiet J,
passed away ut u o'clock.
The deceased leaves wife, tire,
brot hers, one sister, and many friend,
To mourn his death.
Funeral services were held at IN,
residence 10y the writer. Text, Jol
IA: u. "lf a man die, shall he liv,
againY An the days Of my appointed
time will walt, tin my chang,
comes"
The remains were laid away IN III,
rarkio cemetery, to await the comm.
Of the Lord. u. W. ADAMS.
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Evangelical Notes.
NERO.

The Sunday schools at each ap.
pointment gave Christmas entertain.
ments to large and appreciative audi.
ences. All the entertainments given
were a great success, especially the
cantatta, Santa Clause IN Slumber.
land, given by the school In town.
The different characters represented
were successfully carried out, and
many at the close said that Is was the
best they ever heard.
The school deserves much credit for
their tireless efforts.
On Thursday night the Young Fam.
lily, OF Mound City will give the first
number OF the Lecture Course at n.
Grove, and on Friday night at the
Benton church. All who know q good
thing when 1t Is brought to them
will avail themselves OF this rare Op.
portunity for the country church,
Quite number OF Lecture Course
tickets have already been sold.
Nickell's Grove viii observe watch
night. A suitable program will be
given. G. w. WEIDEMIER,
Pastor.