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The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
FAMOUS laH9ERS0MAIn2
TO APPEAR HERE
Mr.. Phidelia Rice Will Be Heard in
This City, Under Auspices of Ken
lucky Wesleyan College.

Mr.. Phidelia Rice, famous imper.
senator. will appear in this city on
February 13, under the auspices Of
Kentucky Wesleyan College
1t could not be afforded to pur-
chase a whole lecture course just to
get to hear one man. A single bad
number Is no recommendation TO an
enterprise cf this kind. Lindsey'>
lecture WAS by no means the climax
of the course from which the remain
ing numbers fail in interest or i'm
portance. The entire course was Sc
lected with special care as TO variety
and quality and with the sole aim of
making each number really interest
ing and profitable to all. There are
two numbers vt TO come the quail
ty and persoi Atty of which are by
no means III eilOf 10 Nnal we nave
had, Mr.. rlidelia Rice who will be
in Winchester on the 18Th day OF
February has attained national
reputation as an impersonator. In
the season of 1909 Mr.. Rice appear
ed on the platform at Chautauqua
number of times. His rendition
elected the most unusual ovation.
He was one of The few of the season
corrective the regular Chautauqua
salute. Mr.. Iybarger's lecture. the
fifth and last number Of the season.
will be exception. Mr.. Lyhar@er ~is
an orator and a statesman. He Is
one of the men whose influence is
really helping to shape public
thought in national affairs; we
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
SECRETARY Of
STATE KNOX
Has Cabled David Lubin ThSt He
Can Attend Southern Commercial
Congress.

Washington, ID. c., Fe5. 2.-Sec-
rotary of State Knox cabled David
Lribin, Delegate Of the United States
TO the International Institute of Ag-
Iiculture at Rome, Italy. that he can
be absent from March Is to May /,
in order to attend the Southern Com
mercial Congress in Nashville. April
8 to 10, and later hold series of
conferences in various states to ex-
plain the Raiffesen system of CO.
operative rural credits tlrat enables
the peasant farmers of Germany to
do cooperative banking of over
$1,000, 600, 900 a year.
Prior to the sessions of the Con.
eress Mr.. Lubin will meet in Nash
Vile a committee of two leading men
from each state in order that the
whole system may be thoroughly dis
cussed and its possibilities consid-
cred as a means of strengthening the
rural life of America.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
ENJOYS
FIERCE ROW
Between Senator Salmon And Louis
Arnett, And Hears Oil Poured on
The Waters.-0ther Doings.

Frankfort. Ky. Feb 2-The Senate
Thursday enjoyed fierce row be-
tween Senator Samon and l.. W. Ar
nett, heard oil poured on the trOubl-
ed waters by Louis father, B. NJ.
Arnett. and listened to lecture by
Lieut., lant Governor f. j. McDer-
mott warning them against the dis
placin of the regular order ard urg-
ing them to get busy before the rest
of the session Is so near gone it will
be IN possible to pass merltoriOus
measr res.
The expected fight in the Senate
to pu. over the bipartisan Prison
Comm sioners bill did not material
ize.
The House defeated the bill of
Repre- sentative Harrington to move
the h "adquarters Of the State Geo
Logical survey to Frankfort
The resolution to investigate the
State Experiment Station was laid
over until Monday.
Among the new bills introduced
was enc by Senator Tunis, Of Fay
cite county, prohibiting the manu-
factrre or sale of cigarettes i'll Ken
lucky and redistricting bill by
Sena tor Prhchard which makes the
apps rently leave Clark county off
the map or puts it in district by
itSel. as it is not mentioned in the
bill.
Among other bills introduced were
the following:
Senator MOOdy-to better prevent
chings and mob violence. The
bill provides for action for damage
and removal of negligent officials.
Senator Pritchard-Bill dividing
the state into eleven congressional
districts:
First District-Ballard. Caldwell.
Galloway. Carlisle, Crittenden, Full
ton. Graves, Hickman, Livingston.
Evon. Marshall. McCracken and
Trisg.
Second Di,trict-Christian. Da-
viess. Hancock. Henderson. Hopkins.
Mclean. Union and Webster.
Third District-Allen, Butler,
Barren. Edmonscn, Logan. Metcalfe,
Muhlenberg. Simpson, Todd and
Warren
Fourth District - Breckenridge,
Bullitt. Grayson, Green. Hardin
Hart. Larue. Marion. Meade. Nelson,
Ohio. Taylor and Washington.
Fifth Decentralization.
~ Sixth District-BOOne Campbell,
Carroll. Gallatin. Grant, Knox,
Pendleton and Trimble,
Seventh District-Bourbon. Fay;
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Kentucky practically wrecked sew
eral times by those, who through MA
reputation rode rOuah-shOd over the
people ana placed, or sought to place
unfit men in Office.
"NOw, at the dawn of what prom
Use sto be the best day Kentucky has
ever seen, the same cloud appears on
the horizon in Mr.. Cantlilrs candi
dacy and snap primary
I'VE have stood for these things
every time before and the result has
been evil. There must be stopping
place somewhere, and we have ar
rived at it.
lit is perhaps unnecessary to say
that our refusal to support Mr.. Can
trill indicates no change otherwise
in our attitude toward the Democrat
lie party. Under its banner we ex-
pect constantly to fight in the future
as i'll the past. giving to its nominees
the best service in our power, but
swallowing no more such doses a.
have several times been prepared for
us of late.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
TWO CHILDREN
BURNED TO DEATH
Explosion of Oil Lamp in Home of
Louis IsIer, Their Father.-Par-
cnts Seriously Burned.

New York. Feb. "A boy of six
and Il gili of four years were burned
TO death in their beds Thursday, and
two other children. brother and sis
ter of the victims. are in a critical
condition in a hospital in Brooklyn
as the result of an explosion of an
oil lamp in the home of Louis Islcr,
their father. ISler and his wife we've
seriously burned.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
TRACY AND STOKELY
SELL HOUSE AND LOT
Cottage Home is Purchased by Mrs.
w. n. Rash For ST, 300.-Posses-
sion at Once.

Tracy 4 Stokely. as agents for AL
len Osborne. of Star City, Indiana.
sold his house and lot on Third av-
erue. this city. Thursday afternoon
to Mrs. W. III. Rash for $1,000.
Possession given at once.
They also leased the w. +. Dand-
ridge property on North Main street.
known as the Vim property. to Mr.
G. NJ Ramsey. of this city. who will
remodel it and conduct a first -clasS
boarding house. 1.ssEi-Z
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will Not Support Republican.

1--WE will not support any man fol
Cabin. Many will claim that this
renders our refusal to support Mr..
Cantiill futile and foolish.
"We have this to say in reply. II
is not our business to regulate the
affairs of the Ashland District, but
only to put ourselves and the Sun in
the right attitude Mr.. Cantlill shall
not be elected by our vote, or our
support, or influence, but we will not
vote with a party whose principles
are Numerically opposed to ours.
"If the Democrats of this district
put Mr.. Cantrill in Congress by their
votes. he is such il representative as
they deserve and should have. We
utterly decline to be forced into
voting the Republican ticket because
other Democrats will not dc their
duty. and shall feel no whit of re-
sponsibility if Mr.. Cantl-ill is nomi-
mated. If the Democrats of the dis
trict follow our example. he will as
>rredly not return to Congress. II
,hey 40 nol, that Is Their own
affair."
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Why Statement is Made

Eve make this statement at this
time because we have always tried
TO be perfectly fair al con with
Our readers. and we tlrink. that now.
and moi later. is the time to make
our intentions known.
at is proper to say that there Is
no personal enmity whatever as the
basis of our decision. The Suns
editors have not now. and have never
had the slightest urkind personal
feeling for, or enmity against Mr..
Cantrill.
"The Sun is fcrty-two years old.
We doubt if it ever failed TO support
Democratic nominee. Certainly
during. the thirty years since our
father purchased it, it has always
done 50. Its present editors have
voted the Democratic ticket from
their maiority. one of them for
twenty-tllree and one of them foy
twenty-one years Neither CT them
have ever Scratched that ticket
Neither of them has ever intention
ally remained away from the polls
on election day.
Have Seen Democracy Wrected.
I'VE have seen Democracy ii
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
SOCIALIST USES
HITCHCOCK IDEA
Representative Berger INTRODUCES Bin
For Government Ownership Of Tel
eCraphs.

Washington, Feb. "A bill for
Government ownership of railroad.
telegraph. telephone and express
properties engaged in interstate
commerce was introduced by Repre-
sentative Berger. of Wisconsin, So
clalist. The bill is sequel to Post
master General Iitcheock's recent
declaration for Government owner
ship of telegraph lines.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
THE LYRIC.

VIM. Thackery's Vanity Fair, 5000
feet. A magnificent staged and acted
production. Don't miss this one and
be sorry that You did tomorrow.
Mr.. Watson viii sing. Il want a
Girl"
Lady Godiva. one Of the feature
reels for Saturday afternoon and
night. School children ) cents.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
new SCHOOL DISTRICT
IS TO Be CREATED

A new school district will be ere
ated and new house built just out
of the city limits in North Park.
The need of such district Is
readily seen as the children of this
community have formerly been num-
bered in the Mooresville district
south Of this city. There will be
something over seventy scholars this
year.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs. Bette Boyle Gay

Died. aft Pisgah. Woodford county,
February /. Mrs. Bette Boyle Gay.
was the widowpf Louis W. Gay. for
merlv of Clark county. but has made
her home in WOodford county for
many years. Burial at Pisgah, Feb
ruarv 3 at 2 80 o'clock.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
MEETING OF BOARD
POSTPONED A WEEK
On Account of Absence of County
Superintendent Lanter, Regular
Meeting is Not Held Friday Night.

The regular meeting of the County
Board of Education was 10 have
been held on Friday night, but on
account of the absence of County
Superintendent Lanter. was pOstpOn-
ed until next Friday night.
Prof. Lanter is attending the
Corn Show at Maysville.
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should want to know his opinions
lie is ranked with no less than BRYAN
and La Toilette as a speaker. So
you see there is something coed We.
to come.
We realize that conditions have
net been altogether favorable for a
large attendance at one or two of
the last numbers, and we have moth
ing but the most hearty abprecia-
ton for the interest already mani
Tested by the community in their at
tendance in spite Of the bad wealth
er, etc., but it is hoped that neither
bad weather nor Saturday nights
engagement will be available for an
excuse for your absence at the next
two numbers. The Saturday night
We hope very carefully to avoid and
the weather we trust to be in our
favor.
A statement from the student
committee in charge Of the manage
ment of he course we hope will moi
be out of place or misunderstood
We are indebted for the high char
acter of the course this year to the
wise selection of Prof. Tigert before
his resignation as President of Ken
lucky Wesleyan College.
When President Clark came he
lock the course off Prof. Tigert's
hands assuming all financial respon-
sibilities. SO far with the hardest
work of the committee the receipts
have not been sufficient TO cover the
expense of the numbers already had
BY about one hundred and sixty dol
lars.
Now we are not asking for sub
to help pay out and Presi-
dent Clark would not have made this
statement himself. neither does the
success of the course mean anything
to the committee financially but we
60 not feel that President Clark will
be encouraged to repeat the course
again next year at so great a loss.
II does mean a great deal to the stu
dent intellectually and we feel that ii
ought to mean as much TO the com
1t is the desire of President Clark
TO make the Lyceum course a per-
manent feature Of the college work
thus making the college, as it should
be. the auspices of the very highest
intellectual entertainments of the
The students are en-
over the idea and are will
INC to contribute their part TO the
lmccess 1f the enterprise but of
course it can never be realized until
we are encouraged by sufficient i'll
ferest on the part Of the people Of
TIE community. We trust you will
not fail to see the announcements
the next number and then
give us your attendance upon that
occas sion.
MANAGING COMMITTEE
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cite, Franklin, Henry, Montgomery
oldham, Owen, Sect and Woodford
Eighth District-Adair, Anderson
Boyle. Casey. Clark. Garrald. Jes-
samine. Lincoln. Madison, Mercer
Shelby and Spencer.
Ninth District-Bracken Bath
Boyd, Carter, Elliott. Fleming,
Greenup. Harrison, Lewis. Lawrence,
Mason, Menifee, Morgan. Nicholas.
Robertson, Rowan and Wolfe.
Tenth District-Breathitt, CLAY.
EstiE, Floyd, Johnson. Knott, Lee,
Leslie, Letcher, Laurel, Martin. Ma
coffin, Owsley, Pike, Powell and
Perry.
Eleventh District-BeH. Clinton.
Cumberland. Harlan, Jackson, Knox,
Monroe, Pulaski. Rocl1castle. Rus
sell, Wayne and Whitley.
Senator Thomas, Bourbon-Act to
pay George W. Judy $lO7 for money
expended in capturing four escaped
prisoners.
Senator Welch. Estill-Act divid-
ing the state with SO senatorial dis
tricts.
Senator Arnett, Jessamine-Act to
amend the revenue law so as to pro-
vide for a revenue agents supervis-
or and no suit for taxes shall lbe filed
until first submitted to this supervis-
or.
Senator Arnett, Kenton-Act fix
ing a license tax on the production
of petroleum oil and natural gas.
Senator Bagbey. Lewis-Act to
amend section 653 Kentucky Statues
by providing how existing values of
life insurance policies shall be cal
culated.
Senator BoswOrth, Bell-Act to
amend section 2O57 Kentucky Stat
utes so as to punish any one who
shall aid or assist i'll the sale of Ii
quor in local option districts.
Among the new bills offered in the
House were the following:
Mr. Douglas. of Boyle. Il bill APP
propriating $1,000 annually to the
school to increase salaries of in
structors. --
Mr.. Aiken-To restrain gas, heat.
light, water. ice, coal and such con-
panies from discriminating in the
of such commodities and
the prices charged. !
Mr.. Stoll, of Fayette, wants to
make it a misdemeanOr to go on the
land Of another without having bust
ness with the owner.
Mr.. Misunderstanding state
board to examine stationary engines.
the Governor to appoint
three division engineers.
Mr.. Robertson. of Louisville, bill
limiting cold storage period on eggs
to nine months, and requiring that
hotels and restaurants serving such
eggs to carry a placard announcing
the fact. The applause with which
the bill was received would indicate
that somebody had been eating cold
storage eggs. j
Another bill that created a laugh
was offered by T. NJ. Bertman. 1t
assesses at of from 10 To p cents
On each 800 of property owned by
a bachelor, between the ages of
and sixty years. the tax
es collected to go the school fund. :
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
Houan-Royce.

NJ. j. ID. Hogan and Miss Mary 7.
Rovce we're married at the home OF
Ed. j. W. Harding. on Thursday.
Generalization are extended.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
'LEBUS AND FERGUSON
At MAYSW[[E MONDAY
Burnley Society Officials to Speak in
Behalf of Ten-Year Pool.-Scho0l
Plan Killed.

Maysville. KY, Feb. On Mon
day, February ). at l o'clock Presi-
Gent Clarence LeBuS, of the Burley
Tobacco Society, will address the
farmers of Mason county in the
Courthouse on the subject of the
ten-year Burley Society Tobacco
pool plan. He will be accompanied
by Mr.. A. l.. Ferguson. vice-Presi-
dent of the society who will also adj
dress the growers.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02

The Kentucky Court of Appeals
put a crimp into Mason county's
methods of transporting pupils to
he county schools, deciding in the
suit of Shankhn VS.. Boyd that the
school tax levy could not be used
for the purpose of hauling children
to school. The decision will affect
a number of counties that have al
ready adopted the plan of hauling
pupils to county schools.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02

Definition Of Velocity.
Teacher-What Is velocity. Johnny?
Johnny-Velocity is what q chap lets
60 of q wasp with
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
KENTUCKIAN
IS MURDERED
Relatives of Ernest Robinson Sus-
pect Foul Play Ard Will Try to
Ferret Out The Matter.

Mt. Sterling, Ky, Feb. Mir. J.
!. Robinson, of this city, received IA
telegram Thursday announcing that
his son, Ernest Robinson, had been
found dead just at the outskirts of
Gauley, W. Va. No particulars were
given. Ii Is believed by the boys rel
atives that he was the victim of foul
play. ThOs. Robinson. brother of
the dead boy. went to West Virginia
IA the noon train Thursday and will
take q detective with him to ferret
out the matter. Young Robinson
had worked with the Adams Express
Company and telephone companies
in this state, and was well known.
He was about 30 years of age and
was born and reared in this city.
body will be brought here for burial.
A sale of Smelly bred horse stock
vas held here Thursday by Greene
Bros. The best prices were 1920
Cor Greene's Borbon. by Bourbon
Chief: Miss Maggard, by Wilson's
King. for S121.50: Pearl. by Cecil
Wilkes for $3.50. The other
prices ranged from 500 to $145.
Twelve head were sold for total of
Il, $40. or an average of about $136
per head. "A pair aged mules sold
for $50. The sale was well attend
cd by local buyers bat no foreign
buyers were present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-13

WANT ADS HAVE SHAPED TIE FL"
turc or thousands OF mon and women
they have afforded the opportunity mat
led 10 experience. efficiency and advance
mcut.
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NOTICE OF sTockHoLoERs' MEET
ING.

Notice .3 hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders % the Ciodlya
Mining company VIII bc held at tho office
OF the cnrppany. room 123 kcarns build
inG. Maiu street, salt Lake CITY. Utah.
ON Monday. the 2ud day of December.
of directors ana officers Tor tho ensuing
year. aUd lor The transaction of such
other business as uIay bc brought before
JAMES r. BEEELEY. Secretary.
Dated Nov. l.. 1912 klIS9
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

,rar Haby Mining Company, princi-
nal place OF business SO Atlns block,
Salt Lake city. Utah. Notice-Irnre an a
delinquent upon The following de's:rioed
stock on account or assessment 90; -
lcylc.I on the 2nd day OF october. J9i2'
the several amounts set opposite Inc
names OF tllc respective shareholders as
TolloWs:
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NOTICE OF STockHoLOeRs' MEET
ING.

Notice " hereby given that tllc annual
meeting of the stockholders or tho Gc-
mini Mining company will be held at the
offica 81 the company, room s@$ KeGrus
building Main street. salt Lake City.
Utah. on Monday. the End day uf De-
camber. ifie. at O'Clock p. m. fDr tho
election OF directors for tire ensuing year.
and fOT the transaction OF such othor
business may &c brought before tho
meeting.
JAMES +. BERKELEY. Secretary
Dated Nov. Il. 1912. HES
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pr.uMBING-ELECTRIC WORK


CALI. HIGIEY-DUDLt.I co. FOR
plumbing ana electrical repairs Was;
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GROCERY SPECIAL

-~-~~~O~~~O~-~~-~-~-~-~~
PI<GS. RAIsINS. 25c: . CANS CORN.
75c; brick cheese, H.. zoe: lbs eastern
cheese. i5c. nour. sack 81; . lbs. good
butter 65c cans ltippered herring iJc:
rs lbs sugar, 81: salt herring lOc, 3
blosters. 1oc, lbs. lard. soc: 10 lbs
sLi6; S cottolene. soc. 10 a. Sli5:
Tall salmon, l0c; citron and lemon peel.
lb.. zoe; crlsco. can 25c. Chicago Store.
ll6 ". iSt South. L1II7
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LOST AND FOUND


LOST WILL PAY A REWARD OF $50
for Information which VIII insure The
arrest and conviction OF iiir sneak thlcf
who siole nv oyercoat from tho court
room while ! was engaged i'm argument
before the jury in the Snrcusen case. ..
y. Hilton, 62i Syncs bldg, Denver, Colo.
kl1a1
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Girl, TO CARE FOR BABY AND HELP
with dishes after school, Wasatcn
65Jo-J fJoS1
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WANTED-TO TRADE
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER


TYP YPEWRITlNG DUPLICATING, QUICK
and accurate work. prompt service
moderate prices. John r. Free. IS w
"nG So. st. Wasatch 4l23. h2537
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TIE WANT AIDS HOLD MANY POSI-
bilties for workers. There arc hundreos
of chances within the rea ch OF those MIo
find advancement impossible IN tl2lI
present positions. The Wants lead 10
every legitimate line Of human cndeavor,
they rsdiate to every business ano prinE
their Influence to bear wherever woTHcrs
arc sought
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EVE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

-
DR ARTHUR BURROWS (ANIUR1ChN
producD not "mPde in Germany.
SO-Sl Continental Bank bldg. SSeeS
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EI DERBY WOMAN WANTS ANY KIND
OF work by the day Si2 West ]rI so,
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
mont First Congregational church; vo
get you = position free OF charge. Tcle.
phone 5S22. tcII3
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WHERE TO STOP


LINCOLN HOUSE 5s EAST ISL so,
80 rooms: rates. Soc. 4oc and soc; mod.
crn; baths. i5c. nIs"g
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WANTED s1TUATIoN-MALE

IT.s Az EASY MATTER TO SELECT
from tho most competent domestic
helpers II you will sumuop them to your
home through n Want Ad.
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SOLICITORS. ArrENr1oS.

J want 10 experienced solicitors rho !laFs
MADE good TO work new proposition
which Is we'll advertised. WIN start on
Nov. 4th. Answer BY letter for appoint =
ment, with references. TO gales manager
care Tribune.
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DRESSMAKING


YOUNG. LADY WISHES DRESSNAE-
ing by the day. Phone NaSatch
SSis-J. kl,Oo
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DIARIES

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MAPLE LEAF DAIRY MILK NONE
better. J. quarts for s.. delivered. Give
Us a trial Wasatch ig9. h2gG.
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And Ia accordance with law and an
order OF tho board OF directors made on
tho md day Of October. 1912. so many
shares Of each parcel of stock as may be
necessary WI be sold at the principal
ooice OF the company. No. 312 Atlas
block, salt Lake City. Utah. on the gud
day OF December. 1912. at O'Clock
y. m. 10 pay tho DELINQUENT assessment
expense of sale.
+. +. HiSTZE.
Secretary.
EISah
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LADE'S WATCH AND CHhTEI.hfNB
pin. monogram II. r. p.' Reward. J..
Phone Was. 1903 20 East Apricot 81.
i>16SS
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RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS

SALT LAKE STAMP CO.
Pbouo 3ci. So West 5rd South.
nsolc