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The daily Alaskan., 1913-01-21
4 TRIP IN ASIA MINOR.
Scenes Along the Route From Con.
 stantinople to Antioch,

Scenes Along the Route from So"-
 stantinopls to Antioch.
 The modern traveller u visiting Anti och of Pisidia will be likely to start from Constanunople. He will take the steam ferry at the bustliug Galata bridge. the most famous and the most crowded bridge perhaps In the world. Re win land at Haldar Pasha after half hours sail where be will take a very comfortable train on the Anato- Han railway, wEich is built and equip ped In first class German style
 For ffty miles the road winds beside the beautiful sea of Marmora, afford ing charming glimpses Of mountain and ocean. of peaceful bay and bold surf washed hesdIands. At lsmid the road begins to rise and great granite mountains, snow covered through much of the year, come Into view.
 Through stern, rocky, barren dehles the railroad winds It's way, occasion ally skirting a small village of adobe houses surrounded by vineyards and by groves Of olives and mulberries, The silkworm is a chief source Of the little wealth of this country, and the thou sands of acres of mulberry trees fur uish him with food.
 We are now indeed In the land Of the classics. This is the very route that Cyrus the Younger followed with his great army. 400 years before Christ, in the expedition of which Nenophon tells us.
 At the town of Chal, where we ar rive at noon on the second day, the army of Cyrus mutlnied and halted for five days. demanding an increase Of pay. Thus we see that strikes and 0uarrels over wages are not altogether things of modern invention. Near here too. was fought a great battle a hun dred years later, when Scleucus l., the founder of Antioch and the mighty ruler of an this region, defeated Anti conus. the one eyed general of Cappa- dOcia. Christian Herald.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-01-21
Nnt NNnrrninn.

Young Wife-l want you Co promise me one thing. If we would avoid trou- ble we must live within our means, and to help me In doing this want your promise that you win never run in debt. Young ETusband-l v7ill prom ise. my love. If | ever get iD debt Tn let the other fellows do the running.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-01-21
In Perfect HssIth.

"Tm A very nervous person" ," said the applicant for room and board Co the burly landlord of the health resort ho- tel. 'I don't want to associate with other nervous people"
 You can associate with me-" laugh ed the landlord There's nothing the matter with my nerve" And be sent the prospective guest to a 2 by bed room that was only $40 a Teek.-Cleve- land Plain Dealer
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Onioklv Reduced.

Briggs-Do you put your pOcketbook under your pillow when you sleep in hOtel2
 Griggs - Never. You see, the first few nights the pocketbook would make my pillow too high; then after a week or so there isn't enough in it to be anxious about-Boston Transcript
The daily Alaskan., 1913-01-21
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE

Sold at a lossi Malt Rainier. 20 cents per bottle. Especially prepar- ed for sick people and invalids, and excellent for nursing mothers. Only two barrels left. After that, pricS will be 95 cents per bottle.
 PaSk Train Bar
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Told Her Why

"Id Ike to know why you hired young woman for a typewrtery' de- handed Mrs Hilow Of her husband
 "Su ! could have some one Co dictate to-" replied the unhappy man.-New Ynrk Snn
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CRAB MEAT COCK TAILS
The Pack Train Restaurant
 Served a To carte.

Bonded whisktcs-GIbson. Noun Vernon and Belmont The best of Beer-Blue Ribbon, Budweiser and Pale Rainier. ct the Mascot Tele- phone 67. C
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GRAND REDUCTION SALE

The Pack Train Is now selling a big lot of Good Goods at reduced prices as they are getting too old to hold and sell at a profit, Yours, tt Herman Grimm
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His Possibilities.

Physician ito magnatel-Seek some quiet. secluded place where you can sleep well and where no one will pay any attention to you. Magnate Gn doubh-Er-r, doctor, say, how will going to church do?-Chlcago News.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-01-21

Olympia heer on draft at the Board of Trad1 This famous brew is kept constantly fresh both on draft and in bottles This is the time Co drink beer. Get it at the Board of Trade Bar, where the eel ebrated Rainier Beer is also kept in bottles. tf
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smoKERs ATTENTION

Harold Hartwigsen. successor e W. W Boughton. has taken thS agency for the justly famous
 FL INFINITO CLEAR
 HAVANA CIGARS. 5000 just received from the fac tory at Tampa, Fla IT you want the best don't fall to give these goods trial.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-01-21
Th, Way Hs Put It

ae-I have compliment for you dear She What Is it7 He-Mrs. Jones says you have the handsomest husband tn town Life
The daily Alaskan., 1913-01-21
No Chance.

Employee-I would like more salary. I am going to get married. Employer Sorry, but Tll have to reduce it I'm going to get married myself.-Chicago News
The daily Alaskan., 1913-01-21

FIVE GOOD oNEs TO DRAW TO,
 Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud weiseF. Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain Ter Beer at the Board Of Trade.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-01-21

Food cooked as 70 should be at the White Pass Cafe" Only the best in the marEct Mrs. Orlon King, proprietress. u
The daily Alaskan., 1913-01-21

None better and purer than Gib- Rye, Rainier and Olympia Beer Orders by phone promptly delivered
 The Mascot
The daily Alaskan., 1913-01-21

Location notices, pracer and quaru tor sale by the Daily Alaskan u
The daily Alaskan., 1913-01-21

Go on and make errors and fall and get up again. Only 90 onl-Brackett
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LOCAL BRIEFS
sKAewAY WEATHER REPORT

Results of the observation taken at Moore's Wharf at midnight last night. s As follows:
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THE MAIL ORDER PEOPLE

are only offenders who arc blind the interests othe omu nie The merchants just bad Many of them send Tor their printing while the asanssH order business
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SUCCESS PROMISED.
Oqden's Pure Food and Utah Products
Exhibition is arousInD Interest

special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. with all Of che space
contracted Tor IN tho machinery DEPART
meut and only six booths remaining un-
caimed I'm the food section. Secretary
y. IL Whitcombe of the ogden Jobbcrs
and Manufacturers association reports
thar preparations fur the annual pure
food and Utah products show 80 tnis
,'iiy during the w"cl, OF January -'--o
arc progressing sa,lsin, ,torily. The eN-
hlbit viii be held I'm the Kline building
al ia Twenty fourth street
According 90 Secretary Nhitcp'ubc. 4
number 0f ogden manufactures ana
iobb.rs who intend having exhibits nave
uot yet contracted Tor space on inc
showroom floor Hc desires that they
take action az soon as possible as tne
space cannot he withheld from Utuh
manufacturers OF other cities.
Among those firms which have con-
t-actcJ space iu IL" food department
NJ tu tlc present time AZ" the Black
tuan-t;rifiin company. tan canning
company. Francis H. I.cGEttt COMPANY!
.-huI.o- Williams candy company. stand :
aud BrtiliuG company. Uncle sam food
compauy, Eoyul i+kir- Powder COM
Ianv. Dardcu's Condensed MIX COMPANY
ogden Wholesale Drug company, SEQ
yl,lr Fgper company. Superior Horse
iaIi-h cumpa ny. Jensen Creamery com
rau,- and the Becker Brew ing * Malt
Ips company
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PARCEL POST PLAN
NOT YET UNDERSTOOD
Many Who Mail Packages
Fail to Use Special Stamps
Required by Law.
snecl.i 70 The rrlbunc.

Specie, 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. Sin spite OF the re.
pcatcd warnings issued by the United
States postal authorities resarjing the
ure OF special stamps on all fourth ella -
matter since tic inauguration of the
parcel post Systcu. scores of packages
have been rccci, cJ at The local postoficc
during The past two days bearing the
ordinary postage stamps. according 20
Assistant Postmaster Eufus Garner. Al
packages mailed In this manner arc
Withheld from the mail ard the stamps
thereon are forfeited.
Ia largo number OF the cases the
persons mailing tie packages were cNi-
IDENTIFY not nwprc tina, the parcel post
regulations cover al fourth class matter.
FOR thcy affixed stamps sufnclcnt 10
cover the old and higher rate or ono
cent peT ounce. II ia true liil tnCrc
is = special rate for fourth class PACK
ages weighing iour ounces or less. put
tho parcel stil remains IN Tho iourth
clses and must bcac the distinctive
While there has been q satisfactory
parcel post business through the locaI
Office drTtug the past two DAYS, II ms
not required an increase Ia thc "orhihs
force
". 3. Eangassc-. cEipf clerk OF The
railway mail service AND having JOHs
dictIou over nearly all roilWay post
offices In Utah, has been required 10
compile q daily report on tho number oi
fourtn-clsss parcels handled bv his
cIcrks Complete reports have been rc,
CciveJ FOR Wednesday. January ana
show that zoo parcels vcf" hundIed. lhls
s. considered good showing IN we" %
the fact that NedncsdhN was - Holluat
ana The system Was inausuratcd on that
q
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States FOR tho district OF Utah.
In the matter OF George CoZGkos vol
bonllrupt.-lu bankruptcy No. 1913
To the creditors of George Cozakos OF
Lake, and district aforesaid q DO nix =
rupt;
Notice Is hereby given that o. the srd
dsy o. January. 1913. The said George
CozaiSDs Was duly adjudcsted bankrupt
and that the FIRST meeting of his cred :
itora VIII be held at my office in tho
Continental block. Salt Lake City. Utah.
on the 18Th day OF January. 1919. at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend prove
their claims. appoint "A trustee. examine
the bankrupt and transact such other
business ~ may properly come before
said meeting
CHARLES BALDWIN.
Referee in Bankruptcy
salt Lake City. Jan. :. 1918. n26i
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"GINGER TALKS" "---BEING BUSY
By DE FOREST PORTER.

Nc 5 Is \
There's danger in being f
easily
II he
mind mstbe tworktoM be adve and acute b
o kccp e faculties U the o
"Bcdi j the who has fomd his is
ii ne JOY o doing the we of ab an
BY lcmew wtheN eNpcmec nd
and lite the bet become the
apdfo
Labr s o its Jus wad
emustb mantam route raycc
tcp doc no o he M
in Inc
be bme points 10 thoua position e
ihmcw column thanking 70
wi put in ouchw the kline o work
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DEATH CLAIMS PIONEER.
Mrs. Jare Webb. VINO Game TO Utah
Win Handcari Band, Passes Away.

srccidl To- The Tribune.
OGDEN jan. 3.-ArotLcr OF the hand
cart pioneers OF Utah passed away ti1is
morning when 3ir-. Jane Webb, widow OF
Charles Webb. dicd at tho family home
IA West court at o'clock. She had
been falling In health since suffering
IN rslytic stroke about dvc years ago.
During her long illness she Was cared iur
1y her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Webb.
Nrs. Webb vas born In Birmingham.
England April :. 1888. being IS ycars az
age at the time OF death. In 1860 she
came 20 America and the same year sli"
crossed tir plains with her husband and
isu small ccildrcn With one OF the hand
cart companies For iisc years tho fam
l!y resided in Sal, Lake City. then re-
moving TO Statewide. She resided there
until ~ years ago. when the husband
dicd aud the widow came TO this city
go live.
AIrs. Wc5D IS survived by nirc children.
Nirs y I stone Charles u. Webb and
Mrs \ J. HudWan. al OF brigham City:
Elizabeth. Albert and Edgar Webb. Mrs.
Charles 4. Base and Mrs. Charles DALI
ucsc. Sill % this city. There - also one
slstor. sirs. Ben Chadwick. residing Al
Siatcrviuc.
Funeral services will DC held a, tho
First Corgrc Satlonal church on Monday
January q. - p. m intcrmcnt IN the
ogden City cemetery.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.


NORREtl.- Funeral services over the
body OF William .. Norrcll. Who died in
THIS city January :" 1918. win be held
from O'DonpcU X Co.'S chapel. 80 and
e2I South West Tegple street. today
tSaturdas) at 1850 y. M. iutcrment In
Nj. oiivct cemetery.
JENSEN-At 2i57 South Seventh East
street, January .. 1918, Anihou SNOW
Jensen. infant son or Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jensen. aged months. FUNERAL services
viii be held at the above mentioned resi-
dence Saturday, January J. beginning at
O'Clock. Friends are invited. Inter
mont VIII be In the CITY cemetery
CAIN-At the residence. 90J South Rice
street, January g. 1918. James \. Cain.
aged % years. nutivc OF scotland: Fu-
neral services will bc held at tho Third
ward chapel Mpudav. January 6. begin
ming at +. o'clock. Friends are invited
lntcrmcnt VIII be in the city cemetery.
CAHLSoN-At Ophir rooclc county.
tah January. . 1919. Of pneumonia
March :, 1869, IN Sweden. Funeral ser-
vices sunday, January :. at o'clock.
from the Mission claper OF l,ndcrLakcr
Joseph w rayior. II South West Tenn
pie street, Salt Lake city. Friends arc
invited To- attend. lntcrnent win nc In
the CITY cemetery
PETEESEN-At 92s Euclid avenue. Jan
uary ), 1913. OF pneumonia. Erving. son
Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles l.. Petersen.
aged - weeks. Funeral services today
Saturday at o'clock. Intcrmcnt viii
he In the city cemetery.
GALLAGHER Tho funeral services over
tho body OF Chc hate William l.. GALLAGHER.
aged 50 years, viii bc held SUNDAY Jan
u1ry =. N ll.i0 q. IN. SHARP from the
Sugar Iious" ward chapel Friends arc
invited 90 attend and can call at tho
family residence on the day of funeral
from a, IN. to- 1890 a. M. intcrmcnt
Win be I'm tho city cemetery.
NILSON--Thc ruHcraI oil Myrtle A vii
son aged % years. daughter of George
l.. l.ambpurup. with her infant son. Will
be beld at The residence. $40 North Sec
ond West street. AZ y. IN. today (Sat-
urdav). January 4, 1919. Imterment. City
cemetery.
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Changes in ONCE.
spcclaI to II Tribane.

i-Iffe4aa 70 &c ll0AUf-
BRIGHAM CITY. Jan. S.-NeXt Monday
nj 3 O'Clock noon the county simIuistr ra =
ton viii be turned over 10 the officers
elected IN November. Most OF tie old
officers we're reelected. Tnmissioners
-. e. Adams and Hans :. Larsen. Re
pubiicans. vii be succeeded by r. T..
Roche Of Thatcher and T. II. Black
burn of this city. Democrats. These
With John r Coulcr VIII compose tho
coululIssiou. The present county COM
missloucrs viii meet tomorrow IN thcir
.inal session and dispose % an business
up 20 January I. The new board uill
meet Monday a. noon. The only other
change VIII be In the assessors office
Lorenzo Pctt win al the vacancy caused
By the retirement OF g. g. Toyu- Pett
served as deputy 10 Toyn the pas, two
NrRr-
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Smashes Window With Rock.

Special n Tho TrIbunc.
OGDEN. Jan. 3.-"Tom' Kccnan. who
has no particular place OF residence, was
refused n drink by the bartender at the
Board of Trade saloon. corner OF LIN
coin avenue and Twenty rfth street
this afternoon. 4 few minutes later,
when the bartender Was standing near
the front window a rock came crashing
through tho glass. The bartender WAS
not injured. but the plate glass. valued
at $50. Was completely destroyed. l>ec-
nan waE arrested by Patrolman Jerry
Keliher and VIII answer to the charge
OF cstroyinE property.
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\ mean stu6'y cold with hoarse
wheczy breathing IS just the kind that
runs into bronchitis or pneumonia
Don { triic with such serious condi-
tions, but take Folcv's Honey and Tar
Compound promptly Quick and
beneficial results arc Just what
YOU can expect from this
great medicine. II socthcs and
heals the inhamed air passages.
II stops the hoarsc raekipe cough
Schrsmm-J ohnson, Drugs. 1.-The never.
substitutors, 6ve (5) good stores.
lAdycrtisnunr,N
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COUPLE TWICE DIVORCED.
Rcmarriage OF MIR. and MRS. A. J. Gale
Did Not Bring Permanent Peace
Srecial 10 The Tribune.

Sr.cial 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 3.-JudSc W. w
Vaughan ~ the First district court pre-
sidci al a brief session or the Second
district court IN this city today. grant
iug 81 decree OF divorce to the plaintiff
in tho case Of Eva " Gale against
-Nrcidc J. Gale This i tie second di
rorce which has been granted 49, Mrs
Gale. Archie j. Gale being the defendant
Ia both cases.
According 10 the evidence introduced
in tie last case. the husband failed to
DroN ide for The family and " in the
habit cf squanJ crng his wages. They
81 ere MA rrled Tor tho FIRST time In 1906.
: few years later thcr we're divorced
and ip 1910 remarked. It was the YER
dict Of thc court today that Jrs. Gale
AnNc custody of the tUo minor children
and that the husband contribute 80 per
llon.h towall thcir support.
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improvements Assured.

Special To Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Ian. 5.--As tine result Of ne
gotiations which were opened by the
Weber club with the officials OF the oS
den Union hallway & Depot company
/, Is now assured that the extensive I'M
proyements. which Include the more eta
ci"ut lighting OF the union station park
and Twenty fourth street viaduct. arc to
be made IN the near future. The railroad
officials have signifed their Intention OF
doing their fun share To aid In the work.
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Alleged Forger Held,
| 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 2.-J. y. Hink!ey, ar
rost ed ON a charge OF forgery. was given
q preliminary hearing before Judge W.
IT, Rccder I'm the municipal court this
morning and held 10 the district court
under $500 bonds. Unable to furnish Sc
curity on the bond. ne was rcmendcd TO
the custody OF Sheriff 4. l.. Harrison and
ls locked in a cell at the county jail.
IL Is alleged In the complaint that
iIlnklcv forged the name OF Joseph
SouthWlck 10 q check FOR SIS and sub
mittcd "a 10 the Badger Coal * Lumber
COMPANY in payment Of n bill. w. ~.
prancv Is the complaining witness.
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Is Adjudged Insane.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 5.-f y. Miles. q
resident % the Hooper district. was
given n hearing before a board OF med e
icsI examiners this afternoon and ad
Judged insane. after which ne was com
mliied TO the state mental hospital hy
Judge !. g. Howell. The eNamininS ply-
Clark
Milcs who ia 80 years OF age and un-
married. has been suffering from weak
encd mental condition for several years
mast but nc has never become violent.
lie will be tnkcm TO Provo tomorrOw.
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Funeral of Mrs. Stevenson

Special 10 The Tribune.
NEPHI, Jan. 3.-Mrs. Mary Ann Stcv-
enson. % years OF age, who died after
an Illness OF only thirty-siN huurs. will
oc buried sunday Mrs.s Stevenson had
just returned home from visit when
she was suddenly strck en- with a kidney
complaint. She leaves n husband. Rob
crt Stevenson. and seven children. She
was tho eldest daughter Of WiIlnm War
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DIED

SMlTH-At the family residence. 1875
Downington avenue. January .. 1918.
job Smith. aged 81 years. a native Of
England. and a resident OF this city since
iNis. Announcement OF funeral Will ap
Dear later
THAYER-Iu this city January ., 1913,
w. NJ Thaycr. aged J5 years. Re-
mains We're prepared by Eber W.~Iiail
and shipped TO his old home. Kilburn
CltN. WIS. for intcrmcnL.
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Wife Charges Descrtion.

SD"ClaI To I'D" TrIbuno.
OGDEN. Jan. 3.-1n "A complaint nlnd IN
the district court today. Louise G. Brown
ing brings suit for divorce from w. j..
Browning. They We're married in Salt
Lake city on November 90, 1905. AMI uu
November az. 1911. according to the coru-
plalnt, the huSba nd abandoned his wife.
She petitions the court for custody of one
minor child and $50 per month alimonN.
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Toome's Funeral Held

Special Ia The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 3,-Eishop Fred Barker
conducted funeral services for Edward
Toumc i'm The North ogden chapel at .
o'clock TO-DAY. Tn" other speakers were
John Taylor, Mrs. Polly Jost. y. NJ Fey
nolds and john Gibson. Tho ward choir
sang. lnterment was in the North Ogden
cemetery.
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COMPANIONS Save Swimmer.
.ecinI To- Tho Tribunc.

Sp'CIhT 10 IUc IIIUUnI-
OGDEN. Jan. Cd. Shaffcr an en-
puyec OF the ogden Hot Springs resort.
WAS brought TO this city TODAY suffer
'ur from n scalp wound which ne sus-
taincd last night when. In diving into one
ot tn" pools. lie struck lis head against
the concrete bottom. Tic was rendered
unconscious and would have drowned had
companions not been in the pool at the
ilmc and rryrnr1 him
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Wounded Boy May Live.

11ec4al 10 nc Ifoun".
OGDEN Jan IA sliEh, Improvement
WIS noted iodsv IN the condition of
ifcnrs' acksret. the s.year-old boy Who
was shot and dangcrously wounded by
Nis cousin, William Bartd. last even =
iug. Wblio IL Will require another ;veu-
ty-four glouEs 20 determine what the
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probable result may be. the attendants
ut the Bcrges hospital arc inclined TO be-
more favorablc this evening. We IS sui-
ferlng from Il very dangerous wound, the
bullet having entered at the right tenn
pie and passed out at the TOD OF inc
henf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT III
Housekeeping Rooms. /
MoDERN ROOMS FOR N KN
range; rent very rca sonabI.
Oh' terrace, ith and 9Th So, OF ~
-
FOUR ROOMS: GAS RANGE
oauii VIZ 2sS SO, 18th East. Wa
j CLEAN HOUSEKEEpIXC: D.
26S \. IVA Temple.
THREE NICE FURY- Uors5,,4
,,s ins rooms; mod; SIS. 46o No
i NICELY FrRNISHEn : D.
neat. gas. S51 So. 9TH East
ONE OR TWO MODERN / TITpS;;-
housekeeping rooms. els So ~
- NICELY FURNISHED po,,,1s
buffet ltitchcn, S,,s. hail
phone. ground floor. private
lIyland "Ii2-J. az 81
MOD. s-RooM APT, FI-pS,-
completely. bath, pantry cInss
Is" W. 9TH South. 0'e'
: CLEAN ROOMS. GAS. virgo, -,--'
wa va, Is,i Mahan, :Ij $. w. N
ONE OR TWO ROOMS No.
rent reasonable. Vi5 w. md "
FURNISHED. , CLEAN Mon ~
keeping roonS. close IN. cheap. +,
FURNISHED ROOMS Fou =
TWO rooms. IS, s5G SO. 9th NJ
TWO NICELY FURNISUI;r, Non,
rooms for light housokeepin. ~.
idesl location. very resgonablc ~
North state street :"
FOUE NICELY FURNISHED IN
housekeeping rooms aud s,c,
porch. modern. Was. 1875 sc
md East
SUITE or I1OTSltk EEPINC; h.,
" o'"''' '''i ~ ~. fll sol
TWO NICE. CLEAN. STRIcTr.y'
rooms water; close iii. Was. 2.
III RNISIIiiD ROOMS FOR M
Keeping: ground floor. eI5 We,
South
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM
E. So. Temple.
For Rent-Stores and Offi,
STOREROOM. LARGEST AND IS
soonest TO be had In the retail dis
State between End and 3rd South.
square feet OF floor space: approrI,
5000 square feet basement In ad
VIII divide space To suit tenant.
Apply G. s. Holmes. Somloh b
| FOR RENT OR LEASE.
! Old home OF HreedcD Offco Suppl
go w. Second South
22lXS0 basement.
2ctxi5I frst noor.
2@bXl6J second floor.
225AS0 third iloor
VIII remodel building 10 suit tenI
| tenants.
| Sec US at once.
TON-JENKlNS COMPAN
~ Main street.
FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE "
house on O. s. J.. switch; double
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help.

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT y. NJ,
AND L. NJ DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY.
i%l SOCH 9Th EAST.
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NATIONAL WOOLGROWERS
Cheyenne, January ell

Excursions via Oregon Short Line.
January 6. and 6. from Salt Lake.
Cheyenne and return. ........... $50 90
Denver and return ...........s s22. 90
Limit. January 20. City ticket office
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