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CITY REC0pfa!c!!' Is
from W0RSI
STORM IN
HISTORY
Au Railroads Complete.
H Tied Up BY Drifts
In Cuts
TENTS COLLAPSE

Triridaa .. recovering from The
worst snow storm a. manS YEAR.
which hn. tassa Throughout, Coissa-
10 and the Rocky Mountain region
for more than Iariy."ishi h"ass
,'rem 10 6'Si L yesterday noTE!ns
until after ..'sdnixh, tn" snnN
whipped b, y brisk Wind. ~ss con
y..sed in,o . bIisra'd that swept IN"
streets with tn. s-iorii. at 4 sh!ri'
,ue .ycian-. The storm broke sohs''
Tim. In the -afi, hours before das-
tishs. tiria~~n : ana I feet Of sn"-
na. fallen and hanks oi snos from
I tn { f~~s line the curb. in ,o~n
where ,n- sidewalks has" been
cleared, prof. b~asdrn reports the
total precipitation three Inshes.
I.ocs, aud in,-rnrban car service l.
.,Il st a .iand.ii!I ani no, . ~s-''
h. ,uru~d .ine- Thursday aish'
Oul, t~o train. have reached Ia"
eli, In III. pas, - hoass. e. \ >.
oa..snssr Ne. \ ,ha' arrived shortly
before noon yesterday. sal ~" "''
,hr Santa r~. The e. 4 =. train ~
uss hIs IN To en and ma. been h"'.
hero. The santa 80 irain pulled
over the hill. Tile railroad 'is~s arc
,.,.-s~A samrie,e,. snd Il NAV b
a.r. h~tnsr the sTark. are cleared Ia
the regulation Haff'r,
The ,,rihc,a tent colonies s'a''
tered ,hsoa :honi tho district a''
virtually covered ur b, sh"" IN
many p,ar-s tho snow IL u: Z" 'h''
ridge role. and only IN" shi'- tops
arc seen above the drifts. TIL" ~inh
caused q number os tents :" cola '''
q, I,ushy and o'h-. of the colonies
s,,, m, nne was hurt IN! ne suffering
among tho men. women and '"lI"''"
hs. been reported. No supplies '"h
i,,, moved fnt ..yrtal day. and 10 IN .
meantime IL l. anitcirs'rd HAT ~"
d~~lic,s n the cnionic. will u" III
need nf tuc, as ~.il 49, provisions
camp san Rafael I. isolated from
.be town b, tho rnow Last ntSh'
,arrc number of soldiers ~h" s'"h'
til. niSh, in town appealed 'n Gene.
al Chase for r-rmissson :" remain All
u,.A, In ,awu as they could not s's
To the ra,np. Br order 81 Genera.
chss. all saloon. In Ia" '''s r'ese'
their dcc,. n, i.:s" and 'h" ''"ein
order will pr"hsbl, be In eject '"'
several days
TIL, storm has played havoc WIZ
,oro, trade aud tho amn.cm"n' hons
ca md las, nigh, the streets ~cr" ~
mos, Diverted. Local s'oros ~"r' wv
nb,. to max. their regular de'''''''
and hundred. "f children have "e'N
unable to attend school.
No ctfor, has been made ny W.
.,rcc, cleaning dc ,ar'mcn, 10 remove
tho srca, bank. OF snow on tn" dow
town streets. but a force o' me" '''
brcn a, work cleaning the crossing.
The city msrsh,i has instructed a.
property owners or tenants !" s"''
their sidewalks.
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SUFFS BURN AND
RIOT IN
ENGLAND

Ey"trL England. N"t1 h.'"Es'-
tor jail was TODAY surrounded hy
militant sufiv.rr,'"s IN anticipation
a, III. r.tiovsI or rcloRs. %: Mrs.
pankhurs,. number Of auioHo-
bile. ~-rc nj hand. ready to s'vn
chase In eap. the prisoner should nc
..sen 10 sc,nu o;n"r Jail.
u IL understood ,hht Mr. Pank-
hurs. canno, he forcibiy fed. owing
to the condition nf her heart tn"
pn,irc hope. however, in Ec"p A"r III
cu-,oiy u.,'l aft. thJ i'monstra'
,ion IA London. announced for 'o'
morrow
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JAP NOTABLE Is
CHICAGO SPEAKER

Chicago. III Dec. G.-I Shimidzu.
former MAYOR OF Toxic. Japan. ana
a member of the japanese imperial
diet. addressed "a conference OF sun
1ay school workers here today i'll
connection with the International
Sunday School convention to he held
in Toaio in 1916. Mr.. Shimidzu
sail he was unalterablc to woman
suiferagc.
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' INTRODUCES Br1L

Washington. u. e.. Dce. a,-A
plan to promote road building In
Western states was cmhosiics In = bill
introduced today ny senator vasrcu.
I, would grant a"".""o acres OF pub
lie lands to each 81 ,h" following
states to bc ~,id for the aid Of road
building. Arisona. Idaho. Montana.
New Mexico. Nevada. Utah and W.
o,ninr.
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VIII SONS COLD BETTER.

Washington. Dee. s.--Prc.idcns
wilson's cold wa. much better TODAY.
II. dictated .om. letters at tn" "S"-
cu,i,- oiJ,-rs and signed sO'nc COM
missions. hut saw No callers. f'"
rupcmcuts were being made Tor
Nonsiay a. usual.
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prssitIio. Texas Dec. 6.-rhc sou"
federal troops and riviiians. inc'ud-
ing women aud children. who lied
from chihuahua. in the evacuation
of that city. are nearing the United
states border. according to II. ",
freeman, an American mining engfn-
Ger, who crossed over from Oiinasa
on the Mexican side today. Freeman
said the refugees were able to ira
vel fifteen miles day In wagons.
carriages ami on foot. Among them
arc tho families of Luis Terrazas and
other wealthy Mcxicans.
United states troops and the McNi'
can consul from FL Paso arrived at
Preside 10 take charge OF the r"fu'
ycrs when they cross ttc border.
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Yesterdays Temperatures.
Ni,haush

Although several I'"rr"ns .'i'a
s"F" reported missing IA" inferno
n.n Of s.'uai ias-et HIATT aaa h-rn
received r, police a-aaruaf'~r.
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AZ on ABSENT
ROLL Of
ELkS
III N1e0RlAN

Charles Phelps. Gen. ". b-nsdi"t
". II HrsAuit. ". y. Mcwiilians. y
". McNsil.. John Humphreys. iohn
". Fox. }. u. Duiins. Geo, / Hat
ton. N. H@.hoAr. }. y. Hall. Joi.. u
burke. ". II. Joa~s. Fred u. pousias
q r. w-ng-T. 4. :. L. Potter. Thos
N. Murray. ~. l., Jonss, Edward Hn''
Ter. p, u. Franks. Frank s'i,"s. "
", Siit. l., u. shof maker. Geo, W
it"~-n. John Cairns. u. = Keller. \,
L.. Maroon. Nm. w-'r7,r, Henry
MasoT. G-o. e. Bssrmsn !, 7 Mood.
ward. n. ,, Jsmes. 7 4, willis, g ~,
>. fI-a spTias-r. "
~. Wo"si. John r.-ssi-s.
1919 sninnioa Smith. y e, Fact.
~, ~ Rio~h. La 1. k,ns. J =
Tr"si-n
NnnuS! u,-n.ofiri .ssTTi..s "a. ,h,
Trinidad Il, ie- of u T. u ElLs s1li
be- h-ii ~ the w~ss Op-ra iinus. -
J O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. t.
,hi. annas. service .h- Pahl,r Is ia
yi,-.i. Arthur Cornfor,h. g, soioFai.
Springs. will deliver IN" memorial
aadr-.. and =. ". clark. oI this city.
tho .uiosy. Musical selections ,as<-
up the balance of the Program, The
ritual exercises siii be- Coharrt-a sT
the Officers os the i"dx-,
The nnn-s at f"ss.,~" ni.s~n'
brothers appear. or the m-m"'tsi
roll. five Of ~hom hs'- nas."d a~aN
the year 1914. TIL" fiks in
,aii uniform will march in y bosS
from the iois- rooms Z" tbs .h-,ir"
ana a-rnp, seat. ~ III" frrni of tho
seus.. The order .: -ssF.is-. i a.
follows
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DEATH LIST IN
TEXAS FLOODS
IS STILL
6R0NIh6
Fifty are Kaospa to haze
Dro,oaed; OTHERS
are Missing
RAINS IN KANSAS
RAINS IN KANSAS

Hfyan. r-Sas. ii-s ..--rhr snn~n
death list in T-sas Hood vas in
creased to aior- than fiI,s tSiss, ~
i-s.t t~-n'y-iiV. oI the Vir'im. ~-f"
sIit- i,~Es"ns.
Motor t-,a,s fI"rt yi"usi"n ans'
GALVESTON got in," toe Giu-si-.i I.raso-
rtgrr ,o,ia.as. rapidly r-.1 owing hun
dsras Of exhausted and hsif-fros -a
refugees IRON ir.rs Hnd nois- tops,
rh~ cr.,ts al both III" nrss". AMI
IN. Colorado river floo.ss catered the
last hundred miles 1f III" rivers f~s
..-ctis- .onrs~s. 'iaiaE ir-sh asmss"
,b-sr. hut Oh !. Diminishing STALE.
Tire ,I.s. rrnsrr to-day -<i-ni.d
from NaTiin. siNt' miiFs IN an hif
line above h-rr. where the waters
w-r- r.-.ains. 1" -ifa,y miles h.'-
,p~ l,Fyans
u ~as aisSaS ~...i '"-iN ihs' "s
"Wednesday Nhisssoi stewart. a
~h,,- farmer. HE at. and irhr chill
i-sn ~-f- Irpsnri, vi.H u sAii
huoy .srsif-h i"~ 'o"g.E all" hi.
.sa wer- drowned IT, gr"n' al 'h'
tet.f %, their hn,.,r on ~a!'h Nr~s
Cooper ana ts- other .hii''"n Ei'"r
n-irl.p. to- GIs- asA '""isr nsd
ro~ss = ,kNf th;a .r-r water TO s'-'
whether Il ~.. -ai. Z. trr to trans
t.os, hi. family. AZ "hiy upset him,
wn~n tic son riuns-i in I" h'ir III.
father h- ai-s eas drowned d"ts
-n other person. r.-r Mar'is. n'os''
IL n-sr,.~.. ~rr- f-ppr,-', niissins
>sys..a,". about nran. rrncr'"d
90. ,~fusse~ gathered there from
th. ura-". nr,,crs below urynn.
E.n.a- ciIy. Mo. p'-. e. raj"
continued falling '"iHN iH MANY
part. of karsa. -Ei sii-souri ~h"r"
n week uf ~", ~"rth-r ha. s~"'i""
the stream. and sausri Considerable
.i,u,e. Z. farm property. Al Fort
=. ,,,. Kan. . ,hiriv.homr Io1 nn"hr
ha. raus.L a fou..iCoi rit' ~ tho
Mnrmaton river
Ar.ht- i.nwrsy. hsi wif" Enl '~"
children last lisht were swept down
Tiah-r creek aud on- pf tho chill
dren drowEra.
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AOvEh hTURERs S
SEEK SERVICE
IN MEXICO

Washington. y. C.. Dec. ".-Rche'
nrri-ins- in the Acapulco district are
reported IN today's official dispatches
and tran. ,or'ation bc,wscn Acapulco
and the capital Of Guerrero has bccr
interrupted.
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Juarez. Mexico, Dec. G.--Recon-
struction OF the telegraph lines and
temporary rebuilding Of the rail-
roade. marking the first scmb'ance
OF peaceful industry IN northern
Mexico in many months. occupied
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colarai" springs. pcs. Resi-.
d.n,a q. .u- ,'iAc's Peak region TO.
LAY. tho sixth Of tho S.r-' sn"N IN
hia,o-y. found ,rati,r hi"rt"d In
ever, direction Jni the ~->' Al J"
o'clock Colorado Midland annonne-
cj that il hah succ--''sd IN op'ains
IL. line, p-nv.r and Rio G'Hnit
train No. I arrived from the -on'''
n, ca" this morning. th-"- hours
late.
Train sr,vi-- to tho north !.
h,-ctei br hus- .rit's ai Monument
.ish,-.r uN-s north ot here. In
ss-..ss.SeS - o0aS ~
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Seek Aissins NuateyS.

Colorado Springs. me- "a party
Of r.4u-rs MI skis LEI, -ariy inis
morning ior Cheyenne mountain
about i've mile. southwest of here.
I. search Tor Frank ana i.rs,-r i.~H
of Coiorai. Sr'ines. Nho ar report.
-i isst in the .,.rm The youns man.
assd 3: ami .: s-~p~-ti' 'iy. left
here "Wednesday hiEni 'o hGni ran'
bi,s Tel. phca- ni-s4As~s 4" raL'h-s
ana cabin. IN 'h- vicinity have ti'''
S., To hrinE any 'rae" "iih- n"n. hut
d, /. hoi--d that ,hsy nas have f",sna
shs ter ~ sem~ -a"'n .h 'h- Slopes
oI the m.un,ains
y = NI-ks,. Who ..naur,. an
ias hiRa un OH ;nr stop, "' th"
n,..ass,n. and ~ro Mas dss-"s~S"'i
last sient IN an pneoa.s icsi. Tons''.
lion .asaiiinn in a snos ar!ii wh"s~
he hsd taii-r ~hii- attempting In
mako hi. ~ar home. is r-sor'-'i '-i'r
~ o,rsrd
Wsnos,s from. f.in,oa. Colo. sar
that Mi.s i"r"'ny W"s'is. sister "f
Frank " Nan.i-. JF. a 'nirr.'i"
Springs hay wh" prohstir i"~' hts
life In rho casr-ir -' ;hr Golden
,'y.I- nine - ctinp,- Crock. Wei.
n~.iay ..nrsn.pp. I. stalled at iha'
pa,n, .r Rsci leland s.sin she
w-s ru;r',rz h,,a ir-m'h- East h'-
rsrsc .f.h- s-rid~n, Z" hrr brother.
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Manchester. Eu Einni. Dec. G
The exhibition hail inthe sou'hsase'
rrn dts.ri.t IN Rushplmc wss bmrr"h
to tho ground TO-DAY bv At arson
squad Of miii,an, uffrusct;es. Tn,
loss is $50 900
LIVERPOOL. Dee. Z" Militant suf-
frarc,tos ATTEMPTED TO-DAY TO destroy
tn. exhibition buildings her" whi'h
bay. lust hoon closed for tn" winter
months
London. Dec s G-.TNe campaign OF
revnng. for the ro-nrrcst Of Eniin"-
line Pnnkhurs,. was continued nv
tho militant suffrnEctt"s TO-DAY. ThNy
had marked for destruction various
exhibition buildings and grands'anHs
on the race tracks At Lancashire.
whore Premier hs1ui'h l. spcn'inE
the w.nk and delivering series "t
political sp,echcs.
Two orthc items on tn" militant
program were successfully carried
out. Arson squads burned down
cytibition buildings at Livcrnool ana
Manchester Their third attempt.
however. was unsuccessful. They
were frightened away as they were
prenorjnr 10 set FIRE to the grand
stand on Aintr.e rae" course.
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FURRIERS
WALLPAPER CLEANING


HOME PAPER CLEANING co. Spec-
ial prices fall and winter work Was,
3154 d3l7a
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses

>0-----~~>~~~@~---~~~~~>
ROSS G. DAVIS, HOTEL BROKER
iIIe original hotel broker OF the Inter-
mountain west.
ONLY $50 RENT
Tor 70 large. airy rooms. fairly well fur
nIshed, only $500. Present owner paid
sSoOo Leaving city reason for selling.
$3.50 CASH.
That beautiful modern residence. near
business center. well furnished, all out
sac. airy rooms: VIII clear $40 per month
Only SllOo; $3.50 cash, balance s25 per
month.
ONLY $500
For that 16 rooms. housekeeping apis.
rent only $40, clearing $50 above ex-
penses. Better hurry II won't last long.
$3.50
g rooms, clearing $40, rent only $40.
West side.
16 ROOMS,
Well furnished. always full. clearing 800
per month. rent only $50. A bargain II
taken at once.
For particular bargains In hotels and
rooming houses, see me. | sell more than
all the other agents combined.
ROSS c. DAVIS, HOTEL BROKER.
lib So. Main. Was. 1899.
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WAFFLE KITCHEN

THE WAFFLE KITCHEN AT 60 WEST
Broadway Is the only place In town
where YOU can get hot. tasty wafhes
served with maple syrup and the best OF
coffee for 15c. f26O6
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SANITARY GARBAGE CANS

GARBAGE CANS FURNISHED FREE
with our service. :. l. ScaveDger &
Sanitary Garbage Co.. .5 East +th South.
Wasatch l10. c36s1
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

TO PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
trade marks or copyrights, SEQ j. NJ
Thomas. ZOE Utah savings a. Trust Bldg
oi2A
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FURNITURE REPAIRING


w. WILLIAMS & son. lee y STREET
Wasatch 15t5-W. Upholstering. chairs
recaned o3a2
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& LEATHER GOODS

TRUNKS. SUITCASES AND BAGS
made and repaired. Salt Lake Trunk
1873 East Broadway. Phone Wa
sa tch 362s. f5IsS
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VULCANIZING

HOT WATER BOTTLES REPAIRED
Osbornes Rubber Works. 2oS e. Second
South f243!
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ROSS G. DAVIS, HOTEL BROKER
iIe original hotel broker OF the Inter-
mountain west
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CARPENTERS AND JOBBERS

FOR FTRST-CLASS CARPENTER
work, call ]. a. Evington. 149 E End
South. Hyland 3245-R. 1875
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SEWING MACHINES
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES

IL BLUE STEEL PERFECT DIAMOND.
s195; 2lJewel Hamilton watch $40:
SIS cameo brooch. s760, s25 solid gold
watch chain. SO. Cline's Jewelry & Loan
Co. II East Broadway. Est. % years.
1856
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WONDERtUL PAHNANT NAiLE L,
UTAH
Read what one farmer has done.
What he has done you can do.
Fillmore, Utah, Jan. 4, 1913.
Mr.. n. A. Anderson, Fillmore. Utah:
Dear Sir-ln reply 10 your inquiry
beg to advise you that during the year
1911 l produced 300 bushels OF first class
alfalfa seed on 30 acres OF land In the
sub-irrIgated district west OF Meadow:
and during 1912 harvested sos bushels
OF first-class seed on 40 acres OF sub
irrigated land In the came district.
With proper treatment OF the soil and
growing crops. ! am confident that I can
produce the same or better crops each and
every year. and / would not consider any
price for my land.
You ask whether or not I would con-
slider a price Of $500 per acre, and I beg
10 advise you that this land is worth
more 10 mo than the figure you suggest.
and I would not consider that price even
though cared to sell. This Is my home
and l do not care TO sell at all.
Very truly yours,
EDWARD 3. BUSHNELL.
We have these same ands for sale In
Pahvant valley at prices ranging from
So to SIS per acre on 10 years time
Do not fail TO Investigate Pahvant val
ley before buying land anywhere else In
the west
Send for our illustrated booklet
PAHvANT VALLEY LAND COMPANY.
Judge Bldg Wasatch lsii:
f1477
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FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

IN THE FUR AND
tnxidcrn1ist line made as YOU want X,
r. Stencil Fur Co. 81 L. Broadway-2s
years in Salt Lake. n525
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CIJT.RATE SHOE REPAIRING

SONS 1oC Up: RUBBER HEELS, soc
mn Work called for and delivered.
Shoes made to order. 41S State st WaS; ac
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STOMACH TROUBLES

TREATED SUCCESSFULLY. F'RaH
os Eas, 4th South. Wasatch 03s&-W.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

LADIES' AND CENTS ALTERATIONS
high class hand pressing. work guar
antecd. 8 ". 2nd South. Was. 2077.
f2S74x
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PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING

7 M, LUCE, PLUMBER WORK
promptly attended to, PA Penn ave
Hyland 1867, b%t4o
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SADDLE HORSES

FOR HIRE; DIVIDED SKIRTS.
Broadway stables. LIST So. bet. Main
and State, Was. 1920. gS99
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CHIROPRACTORS

CESII a CECIL, GRADUATE CHlRO-
DTantors Chronic and female troubles
n speciaity. Consultation free, Suite 4oS;
235 South Main. TO-
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved


TWO BARGAINS
that cannot be duplicated.
broom bungalow, modern. beautifu.
home: s245o; $3.50 cash. s25 per month.
12-room. two-story frame, suitable for
three families; south and little east;
hne location. $500: $3.50 cash, $50 per
month. including interest
Why pay rent and why not own some
thIng2
HUBBARD INV'T CO.
66 w Broadway f262s
l65 FEET. CORNER SECOND AVENUE
and L. street All or any part at $40
per foot.
40 feet on FRS, South between McClel.
land avenue and Eleventh East. at 500
per foot.
$50 feet facing east and 125 feet facing
north, on southwest corner Sixth East
and Seventh South. All or any part at
$50 per foot.
II you want TO buy home on easy
terms, look this stuff up. It's cheap.
c. E. TAYLOR.
222 South West Temple 81. f2sl6
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Wigs and Toupees
MATTRESS FACTORY

SANITARY FOLDING MATTRESSES
reroyated remodeled and repaired
feathers cleaned. Sanitary Folding. Mat,
trcss Co. Az e. End South. Hyland
1904 Il %
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LAWN and CEMENT WORK

wANTED-LAWN OR CEMENT WORK;
s7fR bs2os
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STORES

|,.IIIr PRICES BEFORE BUYING
Iata your second hand furniture,
Fs,aru urhiture Co. leo So. w. Tenn
3oSi- r22T3
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EYE. EAR, NOSE, THROAT


DR. ARTHUR BURROWS OCULIST
and aurst: spectacles accurately lifted;
difficult cases solicited. g3963
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uNREDEEMED OvERCOATs

o5o TJNREDEEMDD ovBRCoATs FOR
sale cheap. Uncle SAM FawnorppEssehro,
60 E. 1st So. --Yry
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= y SCALP TREATMENT
4 GRAIN AND COAL

F. b. HARVEY G CO,
& "u South. Was. 592. 1879
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11ao-ACRE STOCK FARM. ALSO zoo
acres Big Lost River. Idaho: fine water
right; part cash. VIII take some trade,
ner cent interest. For further particulars
write box 2is. Blackfoot, Idaho 81
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CUSHIONS, UPHOLSTERING

Mattresses AND SPRINGS RE
=, P"i rho,o aoaa p155o
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Poultry and Pet Stock

~ IyCUBAToRs FOR SALE; 8.
4 Bro, Sth East and ASHTON
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'm n, SELL AND EXCHANGE
hn ENC. new and used furniture.
ich s,aassniture Co.. i3o State street.
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ill.,. SELL AND EXCHANGE EV-
4 e. prices right. Wasatch c755.
4 1fn''uFe Co. 70-72 Sc. w. Tenn
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ttnalp ttp FOR FURNITURE, CAR
as. ranges. household goods OF
'ouib be'rad Furniture Co, e. West
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a ~ PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
|icb bI.lan.,ure. .ain Buckeye Furniture Co.
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UTAH PAPER CLEANING co. OFFICE
Salt Lake Glass & Paint Co, EX. 400.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-07
EOR MISS RO,YIE.

=, Out of courtesy to Miss Kathryn
Boyle, of Pennsylvania, Miss Nellie
Gordon entertained in a charming
manner last evening at her home in
Richmond avenue. The evening was
spent socially, and with games and
music. The house was decorated
throughout with garden flowers and
ferns. At late hour a luncheon was
served. The guests were: Miss Nellie
Gordon, Miss Alice McManus, Miss
Regina Frederick. Miss Kathryn
Boyle, Miss Mary Crump, Miss Jessie
Cronin, Miss Ruby Cavanaugh,' Miss
Irene Issen, Miss MarcelIa 1ssen. Miss
Grace Gallagher. Miss Helen Linehan.
Miss Catherine Broderick, Miss Blanch
McManus, Miss Pauline Hiatt, Miss
Thelma Zuttermeister, Miss Rhea Fitz-
gibbons, Miss Margaret Clingenpeel,
Miss Mary Foley, Misc Rhea Turner;
MIR. Earl Clark, Mr.. Cecil Mafbachh,
Mr.. Jim Townsend, Mr. Clarence Gel
er. Mr.. viii Broderick,' Mr. Rudolph
Price, Mr.. Jim Kinse1la, Mr.. Harry
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-07
FoR' MISS s,YtscH.

The private dining room at the Ar
lingtonn hotel vas the scene for beau
tiful' dinner given. last evening by the
girls of the American Seeding Machine
company, When they entertained in
honor OF their co-worker, Miss. Nellie
Bulach, whose engagement to Mr. Ed
ward Lichtenfels has been announced.
Flowers and ferns were used in ar
ranging the table An elegant dinner
in several course was served, Covers
were laid for Miss celia Warfel,. Miss
Jeanette Landwer. Miss. Fay Corey,
Miss Alice Locier, Miss Mabel Wilson,
Miss Lena, Burkhardt,. Miss Nellie Bu-
lach ana Miss Lila Drifmeyer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-07
THE Spirit or NATURE.

For T have learned
To look on nature, not as in the
hour
OF. ttoughtless youth; but hearing
oftentimes'
The still, sad music of humanity;
Not harsh, not grating, though of
ample power
To chasten and subdue, and J have
A presyssanIcse s' that distu+bs7 M? with
the jby ...,<.., -
or eletSy;at,esdd' thoughts; Sense ih " sGtb:
lime,
OF something far more deeply in
---terfused -.
WHOSE dwelling is in the light of
setting suns
And the round ocean and the liv-
ing. .... ,o. ,...-
of man. . -... 49,. INV.
A. notion. and a spirit that impels
All. thinking things all objects of
all thought. 49,, .to~,
And rolls through all things, ..-..
Wordsworth.