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American Intervention.

- Newspaper comment has dc5lt lightly
with tho subject of Intervention. nutwith-
standing the publication of special dis
patches stating that American inierNen-
lion was imminent. For the most part
the papers appealed to the people To sup
port tho constituted government. whether
ihey approved its personnel or not. Lit
re anti American expression appears.
The government has sent 10 Chihuahua
Isi federal soldiers and GOO r,Irales. The
former will he used to garrison IuareZ
The ruralcs viii be employed by Orozco.
Some will take the place OF tho mutineers
OrHs-Ns took from Juarez to Chihuahua.
PTI--lcnt Madcro'< Information regard
ing the proposed secession of Chihuahua
= as received from press dtspa tchcs. He
laughed as nc read them.
This news should moi be given any
consid erntiou." ne said. anyone who
knows the cha rscter Of the ChihulIua
people and OF MeNicans in general we'll
knows that thev never have thought Of
auy such thing"
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST. w. w. KING.
2is Z. 2nd So. Both phones 81. o2sI
HUDDART FLORAL CO. 62 so. MAHs
st Phones los. Cut flowers and fu-
rersl designs n165l
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ALCOHOLIC CURES

THE KELLEY CURE
We give a positive and permanent
cure for drunkenness and opium dis
ases. There is no publicity. no sick
ness. Ladies treated as privately as
In their own homes.
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE,
344 w So, Temple. Wasatch 1853.
Il
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS nT,

SO 5,h y Ia sELLE
r ra, ',n -, ~. new i-room ,a n
rfii, f3r porches. laundry swr m
e"''areh' Apply No. ''e M,
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WANTED-TO BUY.

wANTED-To PURCHASE. y SECOND
hnnd "runabout' Hupmoble. Ford or
Buick. 1910 or 1911 model. Address k-i6.
Tribune. xSf
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Mobile Army Ready.

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. Sit was
said today II the Presidin that orders
lied boau received 20 hold the mobile
army consisting OF the Thirtieth in
fantry. four troops OF the First cavalry
and company or signal corps. in readl-
ness for instant mos "nieut. Officers
commanding tho local military post said
that they had received no other nti-
nation as TO possible movement of
troops. Tho mobile army they said
WAS supposed 10 be ready for instant
service az all times.
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ATTORNEYS
COAL AND KINDLING

e p DEAL, COAL. BLOCK WOOD AND
kirdling. l6o Z, 4th So. Both phones.
m3Gl 4
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men 10 attend dances evenings. 2oc:
ladies' cloaks checked free .6l South
Main. p20S7
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Juarez Citizens Arm.

Ell PASo. Tex. Fob. 6.-C'itlzens OF
.IuareS are buying guns and amniuni-
iion i'm quantities. arming themselves
for protection IN case rebel bands come
10 that city. There IS grave sppre
henslou. as the whole country 10 the
south * reported I'm Jevolt, Racing was
resumed today At luaTsz.
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MILLINERY AND PLUMEs

~~~~~~-~O~~~~~~~-~O~-~
WILLOW PLUMES CLEANED.
curled. dyed black. F. A. Carter Fur
Co. % West 1st South e400
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP,

sTIEPpAKTys EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
'The Red Front" l12 West md Sohth' |
HEADQUARTERS railroad and mining help,, /
Bell 3534 eloA'
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Sedentary habits. lack of outdoor ex-
ercise. insufficient mastication of food,
constipation, a torpid liver, worry and
anxiety, arc the most common causes
OF stomach troubles. Correct your ha b.
its and take Chamberlain g Stomach
and Liver Tablets and you viii soon be
well again. For sale by all dealers.
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DIED

DE; CAMP-At 993 Lake street, Febru-
arv Il 1912. Wishart Dc Camp, aCcG
10 wears months and ~ DAYS. be-
loved son of W.lber W. and Clara \.
De Camp. Body at ODonncn " Co. s
nnrlors Notice OF funeral later.
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ELKo HOTEL. 2T5 MAIN STREET
Cheerful front rooms So TO - per 80; $50
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CARPET CLEANING


We ARE THE OLDEST, WE EMPLOY
only high class men, work guara nteed.
American Carpet Cleaning Co. Both
phones 2724 nl25s
BEST WORK. AMERICAN CARPET
Cleaning Co. Phones 2724. n5S6
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LOST AND FOUND


LADY'S BROWN PURSE AT LIBERTY
thcater. initials III. X" engraved, Re-
turn 10 Tribune Reward. %701
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WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FURNITURE or ALL KINDS WANTED.
Will pay you ilrst- class prices, H. y.
| Fisher & Co. 166 SO. w. Temple Bel
/ 6l1l. Ind. 964. cos
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CLEANING AND Ulse1

md south. Bell ss;S. lno,
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WILL SHIP CAR II. III. GOODS TO Los
Angeles and one TO Chicago and one to
| Portland and one to Florida next ten
days; very reasonable rates kimball Van
& Storage Coz. - So. Main. s2SUS
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REMOVAL
PLUMBING AND HEATING

>~>>-~>N~>>~~~~~~~>|~~N~
DAVIDSON 81 HARRIS co, PLUMB
ing and steam httiny: JobbIng work a
speciality; all work guaranteed. Both
phones 162. lsG East End South olo5
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rIyE-RooM FLAT, 81 N,asvs ID q
nlshcd in good !oeas.ya" ara 60.
no children. 666 b. -h' -
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY g. STOVE pE-
pair Works. Castings made for an-
stove. Water Jackets cleaned All makes
OF water jackets Tor sale We make a
Rear 531 So. state st. Telephone df74
rlo9y
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FOR RENT
TTTRNIsEED ROOMS.

FOR NTNT-FURNISE6 EOOMo.
S'' 49,
uOTE.L WEST NEWLY ~ his lolinn ,1.
Throughout. modern. steam nSas, nnSs, Snuth
sS'uo era up' A''- slooS
Temple.
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PHYSICIAN

DR.. JNO NJ. SPACLDING'S CASH
plan saves you from 80 to so per cent:
ordinary calls. office. 81 home. 81. night.
$50; confirements. SIS: charge accts..
regular fees. 400 Judge bldg. Bell 5157,
1859
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CEN. JAS. B. WEAVER
DIES At 30 YEARS
Candidate of Populists for
President in 1892 and of
Grcenbacks in 1880.

DIES MONIES. Feb. s.-General James
z. Weaver. Populist candidate for prest-
dent in 1892, died at the home Of reld e.
tiNss here todaT. He was so years OF
age He bad been III only few DAYS.
General Weaver entered the civil war
rs a private and came out colonel He
was breveted brigader general in March.
1864.
Although General Weaver i1eId fed =
crsl postions he did moi come into ma b.
tioDal prominence until after his defeat
As a Republican candidate for governor
Of Iowa in 1870, lie tncn left the Re-
public party and bocam "A leader or the
National party. better known as the
Grccrback party. which In 1850 nominated
him for president. In 1873, 1854 and 1856
he was elected 10 conSress
In 1892 General Weaver was nominated
for president by the People s party.
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THE ALEXANDRIA. go.
Elegantly .urnisiirI room Win D5oa DG.eo
Heasonable 500 >. W Temple. Eel So; I3nS;;
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NOVELTY WORKS

.--~->--~~----~~~----~~~-~~~
KEY FITTING. SAFE WORK AND
general novelty work, Salt Lake Lock
works, Bell 1904. xa2
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LAKE HAND LAUNDRY; ONLY HON
est work. please try once. Phone 25ei
| 32S w. lst South. fiOO3
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%ICrT-v FTTEXIsuED NEWLY PA
p,red ronl,1e close IN. furnace nc
strictly modern. quiet neigh5orhooo' sSs
North Yves; Temple st. p
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

TELEPHONE a. r. JUDD. AGENT.
FOR catalogue of Milwaukee Concrete
Mixsr. Ind I0l3i. Af5j
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500 MEN. 20 TO 40 YEARS OLD. WANT
ed at once for Electric Railway MO-
tormen and Conductors; $50 to 800
month: no experience necessary: enc op-
portunlty: no strike: write Immediately
for application blank Address T-S. care
OF Tribune. sle'
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PERSONALS

- -~-- ->--~-~--~---~-----
ANY GIRL NEEDING; FRIENDS WILL
find them at the Salvation Army. Ad-
dress all communications to Mrs Adiu-
tant Soatc, 52l East Third South street.
Salt Lake City. n2iS2
w. W. T, YOUR INFORMATION Is RE
quested in New York, Same address.
oT6t
LANCASTER DETECTIVE AGENCY,
40t-2 Boston bldg. Phone. Wasatch
a4oA. Investigations for corporations and
individuals. Watchman furnished. Let
lis do your work while YOU sleep. s2054
MATLON DETECTIVE SERVICE, /,
both phones 537. 2os 80 McIntyre
building, Oldest. largest and best in the
west s23iT
GIRLS. WHY NOT POP THE CUES
tlon yourself? Ms sample leap year
proposal letter will show YOU how 10c
coin. Roberta. box 6e5. Boise. Idaho.
s2335
HEIRS WANTED AT ONCE. 10000 Es-
tatcs seeking claimants. You may he
one Farts in booklet e56 Send stamp
International Claim Agency. Pittshurg.
Pa. 1926
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, EASe.-
mcnt First Congregation church. We
get you position free of charge, ] ele-
phone Ind. 1866. Bell 5S22 t2i!d
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NEW CUMBERLAND.
Corner 3rd East ard End South' ese..-
thine new, hot and cold water; Iooms In
single and en- suite. day. Week Oh ,ny'' d w,
new menagem1n So per week III" al %
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TI1r Woop. 65a EAST, ,oSs. !Sp
: ris Very choice front apt; pt;;c,ch, I'm: %
room. closets nne
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MIDWIFE

>-~.~--~ ~-~~----[- CoR CONF
PRIVATE HOME oGeisisr, y
cases. Mrs. l,izz,'
North. Bell liso"A
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WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED = COMPET T. " T s T o c X
salesman TO handle good proposition in
oil stock. Utah fields Bond necessary.
ADDRESS hoX .0i, Stockton, Cal. NIil
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CASKET FACTORY


UTAH CASKET co, MFRS. OF UN-
dertakers' supplies. Phones: Day. 4062;
night. 3si1-Z, Phone or wire rush or
ders 81 Il. Sth So. Salt Lake. s2S2S
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DENTISTS

DR.. f. h MORGAN. DENTIST. so:
Scott building IND. 3elS. Open even
inss' d2SSs
x ]. SMITH. DENTIST. OF MURRAY.
room 5iG kearns bldg. lJs Main. Salt
Lake. d9533
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
ing, trunks valises. best prices PAID
9S Commercial st. Reply by postal cara;
371l Bell. ia
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VACUUM CLEANERS

ALL MAKES. c. D. BATES ELECTRIC
w. '44 hearhs nlds. Fnunes aTas
n5S5
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S-ROOM APT. IN cpIro
at Rove. ROVE &, on lit. ist, See John 3 Y
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NJ ]. pINoN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and unskillcd laeorers tur
ntshed 40 East LIST South. corner COR,
mercial. BcU phone 33SS. ind. go pa"
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SECOND HAND STORES.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HOUSE
hold goods. Buckeye Fur. Co., li3 So.
". Temple. Bell Main. 1929; Ind. 1892.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD
clothes ana shoes. E. Green Bell
1903. o3sl
GIERS Sc co. SECONDHAND GOODS
sold and exchanged. 62 West 3rd So.
Bell 9S3; Ind. 1886. o252.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HOUSE
hold furniture, stoves and ranges.
Michigan Fur. co. Bell 51i5. KOS
WATER JACKETS CONNECT Ed
stove castings and all kinds End hand
goods. Utah Repair Co, 357 So. W
Temple. Ind. 11l3. s2627
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JAPANESE GOODS

~~-~-0-~-~~-
iMFOkl EES OF JAPANESE GOODS
J. Aihawa Co.. ia " SO. Temple
pl&S4
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CHINA DECORATING.


MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO
new location. a East Jrd South st.
s696
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WEATHER STRIPS

WEATHER STRIPS TO KEEP OUT THE
cold Ut Rivers Bros. Z3 West crd South
pl4y,
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SIGNS AND SCENERY


CHAS, PETERSON, 20 RICUAkDS ST.
brass. chippcd glass ana painted. Both
phones. x2s
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NICE 3-ROON FCHHr,, 81 \
Nat, 4I5 SO. "a EssS asS q.
Ksliar G Co. 65t ". INC -
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LARGE ROOMS, n.,I' ,pIlssslr
bed. private bath; nssN
,cs q. North md Wes
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EXCEPTIONALLY WELL FUR 10
reasonable rates. 102 Main, So
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Utah CLEANERS IN. asspf
Plumes cleaned and o,SosussinE
cleaning. rcpairihs' -
Ind. 1906.
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TOBACCO STAND OR FRUIT SHOP:
state price: no agents. Address I-26,
Tribune. &6l 8
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

EBER W. HALL. UNDERTAkER AND
cmbalmer, l6l S. Wes. Temple. Phones
1913. op
z. G o'DONNELL. UNDERTAKES
and embalmer. has moved to new To-
cation 225-29I South West Temple St.
Realty bldg. Both phones $50. o33ss
c. II. BANKS. UNDERATIiER AND
embalmer. Murray. Phone Murray S4i.
SASS
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EXPERIENCED Girl. FOR GF9,S FIR AL
hoUscworls; 3 In family. Address oZS
Eighth ave. Phone 40SS-k, Pills
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

HALF RATE FIREPROOF STORAGE.
- L. Phones Elk. 1a. pf06
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fsis.sn iNti SillAisitsNSItD
ON v AGO !, M u A RE- Il PA \
EYg Consideration Gangs Ts,ok fiald
Yesterday soHtfi / tof II Dallas.
Will He Rlshed,

Beginning. grading and gruhbing
!, on the right of way far as Waco
iAllaa-C rsican a. interarhan. thirty
taanls and men vent 4 q work sysstar-
day morn hi seven Iailess south iof
f5 Dsllas, on what Ii dssignated by the
consiEAftspa people a. the first sec
stipn Of. snhiefting tlraTs will make
their way snuthward to meet the
\ next section Anothef outfit y Was
placed on the ground bear Rice last
evening and these. " fIiV MI II ~ark
AoEthward toward Dallas
KaTuefe Bros es NJ who have The
ortract for construction and build
ing, which Will involve the axpandi-
!, lture OF more than $eQa.000 said
yesterday that before, Saturday night
40 teams With more than THAT
/, nsunbers Of men, wqpIt9, be working
Mn the vicinity Off illsbeFo on the
Il Waco division ii Work on The Ferris
i alld C;oraseana section Will also ne
y sgfn this, week. 3fIt is estimated That
I within thirty days nore ban 400
teams will be making HE dirt fly,
4 and That inF forty days 600 teams
\ Wilt be a different, ,poilsts ,asoni Inc
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TIles Ken,,,cr Case Ia,uesyow.

Tha case, yof the state against r
W.4 kemper charged d with man
slaughter, & is, on CALI In the dtstFici
court tomorrow Some os the Wit
nessesI ia the case arrived IN iestg
todag. More Tina D ono hundred VIE
asses Here summoned for this trial
Nest of athem rsaide nini Iaimestone
sountg where the offensa occurred
The case cana here on aYehang q tfi
venue. K KeHtpeF was, original lily tiled
for II murder, hut was seonyieted %
mans slaughter and given FIVE years
in the penitentiary, q On appeai tbs
case WAS reversed and TeRsanded \
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| Best ofors asthma, Cala,ah, , Rxan-
ssASiis

/ lest for asthma, Gataes'h, Bxen-
CHATS,
sWhy need anyone suffer from any
taraatfon nose troubles when sooth-
ing healing tfIoMlsI IS gnaranteei
to hnnisA aiisnisery y money back
f'Thes undersigned herewith req
Tommends HY0NEI to all who are
.sfEiieteda ~lfh asthma, catarrh, aror
bgonchitis fYQMfI was iiseds, BIZ
Iny,g wife fora bronchitis and asthma
and Is,used 1t tor bronchitis and ssore
Ifhroat.
lit has given srelieg and spesman-
sesl 4 results and 4 write these few
liaes for the shenegitluf all who t1Fe
Iafflieted, with tho ailments named
above ''F srheodore Boehlan, Irnffic
/ Manager oftha Goneoraia PssbiisA
ing House conner Jefferson avenue
enda Miami se5ta Goneordia, 4 kas,,
JAM End, 1911 G Curtin & Two Drug
Stores and druggists everywhere
sell Hyemei. A Al saanpiete3 outfit i'm
Be4uding 81 atgaigaier costs s1No Extra
Ifbottles fifu needed SO aeeeats. Just
ssseathe 1t. 299-t-a2
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{ ri.ssoks fso,m ladies.

Ednsa ladies' of the church Improve
smopt society Of the Main Street
lGhristian church wish to take this
'means pf thanking each and every
sone who contributed In anyg way s 3
the tsuceess of tueir sample sale
which they ree@islw conducted Ea-
peaiaily do tliey wish to thank the
who contributed 80 Rih-
serally to the cause.
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Haas have been together a number
.pft years. and nin egerya house they
liaxe proven Hthelr merit as 8fun-
makers They handle the pianoin
AWAY sdsffefan and their singing ID
laisoofa AZ new kind ffheir finale
Its aalsluet of Two distinctly differcft
songs ransieFed simultaneously
IirYing and HarrisH have aenovelty
ACT rim which they Introduce little
isinging ana eraels few Jokes
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xsxsnaAA, HHisAIxFAs'r sNessD
4.Heinos oat fasAls 1se ausze now
3 for ...- *~s 1855 2bc
FRhlled Oats an round cartoons,
regular s6iier I5c straight,
now 22%fcr s....ss...t5ss 25e
Or. prices wheat F'tsses. roc
size Drsow A2 FOR f1c
sTei,no Pancake r1oar TIC sell
Her, NOW <Y.s. sxs.f sss1. zoe
prelmo Buekweat Fqoar. fse
s,ivo now se.s. Toe
Poat lroass4es, "a packages FOR use
lSe9leg's Toasted Corn Flakes,
Fredl Free
Ne nave Sc packages fsc size
10 give away free TO first Sc
persons buying ~ 90 worth Of
cereals after sale opens.
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, 4 pkgs. soc
4 packages Grape Nuts for SOC
2 packages Cream Of Wheat csc
We have other Cereals, all at
rattDeed prices
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line calling for 1.0o0, or more men
Il Karner3 Bros u Coz have estaD-
lishad permanent offices for Tx
sSputhern Fraction he eeMpany con
stEaetion sat 6o2 Wilson building u
lDAllasl News.
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New pciIssing Completed.

There Us o. happy bunch aof geun {
la1ses on EEaiTqrsity hill koday.g alhe
new Noman Hf BgildiHg he's ilnst
about been aompieteds4 with tho OK
aeRtion of nj little painting ito be
done and tho studefltsa who are 10
occupy the building moved in Mon
day afternoon.
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4 Ennis. April a.-rTIns the, absence
of PASTOR Harrington OF, thee First
Ghristlan church Sunday the ragu-
lag services Mere eqndaeted by Mrs.
Harrington Il wife Of the pastor.
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Rahers Ross Acquitted.

The tjary jim the Robert Ross aasr
returned q verdict OIL not guilty.
Ross vas placed on trial IN the dis
trsett eourt Mlenday naorning on 3
charge or burglary. He was ae-
cuaed Of brnalsiag iptoss q box car
I'M ithegk yards.
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pragrcss, Of Track laying.

THE track laying crew aof the
Stone and Webster internrhan was
due o,pass through Red Oak To-day
With the steelA The track Is eAatects-
ed folbe ccmpietel Into " aSahaphie
By the FIRST of jane.
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NV. osws sieetane.

& fsegaIar meeting of Elm 0amr
lNos 468 Wa0NW, in Woodmsiti fal
and a full attendance desired.
MWaOn cHRRfEGCE G.
Jim HiaoNNJoW. Clerk.
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Ataaiia Majestic.

EHpstep and hasten in t'a'he Nofun
ser Pianist, PRAYED one OF tho big
Gest bstsithea management has vet ae
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x,ieeuseti .oswed.

Eugene s. ffawk and Dora Let
Patterson.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-08-30
HOW's THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. =. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 10 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and
financially able to carry out any obli-
cations made by his firm. Walding,
Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipatiOn.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-08-30
FISH RACKS GOING n.
IN AT AMENT DAM.

Preparations are now being made
to construct fish racks and corral the
salmon for the obtaining of eggs to
supply the hatchery here this season.
Superintendent Henry OMalley, of
the fisheries bureau who was recently
in the city decided to change the To-
cation of the racks, and will take the
salmon this year al the Golden Drift
dam, three miles above town. Racks
will be put in ON the rifle below the
dam, and by closing the nshways
through the dam, an effectual pound
will be made The salmon will be
taken from the pools below the dam
with seines
Mr. OMalley stated while here that
fishing with fly would not be pro-
hibited below the racks So long as
the salmon We're Lot disturbed within
the two mile limit