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-n ANn FINDINGS.

! ERS AND FINDNGS.
-.sbsr a. Finding Co., Shoe
n 8. W. T. Wasatch o'fo'
! roAL PRINTING.
! ~ o., Atlas bldg. Was assa.
q AND CEMENT.
)re A Cement Co.. s%s 30. srd
1s' s8t2.
NEN SUPPLIES.
!, rsnsn & Towel Supply Co.,
-. Wes. S2S.
7oRs-wHoLEsALn
,ssroanttle o.. 2so 30. State
,suoe Co., II W. LIST 30. Was.
Indisy, Wholesale liquors, 30
40. Exchange 1856.
'ixrHoaRAPHERs.
~ W T. Benson, Pres. and
=. o, Place. Was. 7o1.
rVERY STABLES.
tsbles. I. 4. Haies, Msr. Wa
q Jones, Msr.. 13s W. &c.
Fasateh 1855.
hes, SO ". End 60 Was 81.
STABLES, LIS q. 4th 30. Wa
LoANR
Scott BldE. Waa b7ad.
lean Ofnos, Ae %. Snd 3d.
no TRUST COMPANIES.
1scurity & Trust Company, 81
Exchange SO.
LUMBER.
on Lumber Co, Walker Bank
usr Co., Nowhouss Bads. Was.
r-I.osee Lumber Co.. s4s go.
as- 82T.
xumber Co., 1850 state st
S0b.
nber Co., $40 W. srd 3d. Was.
knmber Go. Main ofhca. A
Wasltch 60l
/, humber Co. Warehouse and
\ So. 9Th W. WaBatch lAoo.
|umbar Co.. Bb1 30. ard W.
90.
bsr Company. Sss W. 1st So.
|QR1I MANUFACTURERS.
ncaroni ME-, Co, 10 vnrletiesJ
5. {th W. wasatoh 1888.
RY AND MILL SUPPLIES.
1crs Mfg. Co, Kearns Bldg.
EAOTURERS' AGENTS.
- W.. Eslling o., Dooiy Bldg.
NJ. r., Mfg, Agt-, Kearns Bldg.
3asa.
<k0TURING JEWELLERS.
Left. Mfr. Jeweler, 113 30.
nd as5b,
rs AND LIVESTOCK.
@at & Livestock Co., 972 So.
|asatch 526.
MEATS-RETAH,
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REAL ESTATE-BUHDER
Progress Realty & Building Co., 823 So
Main. Wasatch 8983.
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Keyser. NJ. A, Fireproof Storage Co.. 32S
w. 2nd SO. Was. 1928
Kimbalrs Van & Storage Co.. 70 South
Main. Was, PISS.
Mitchell Van & Storage Co.. 273 8, w.
Temple. Was. Ala.
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'&CHANT TALORS.
'oien Mills, 215 SO. Main. Was,
\ l61 e. Broadway. Was. 1872.
[os. Tailoring Co., 4se w. End
Itch 6204.
. Co., The, Walker Bank Bldg.
-nde-son, tailor. Judge Bldg.
y custom tailored clothes, Nc
48- Wasatch a737,
tnlloHng Co., S15 So. Main.
1881.
y q Co.. Atlas Blk. Was
hiaor, Judge Bldg, Was. 1882
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SEWING MACHINES.
Singer Sewing Machine Co., sales, rent:
repairs, a3 So. Main. Was. 1898.
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WOOLGROWERS.

National Woolgrowers' Assn. Mo1ntyr'
Bldg, Was. 1901.
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POCKET BILLIARDS

Waterloo Planning MILLS Co.. 1875 9. 8rd
East. Hyland 2e20
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VETERINARY SURGEON.
Rice, Moffett. S42 8. w. Temple. Wa
cola
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RUG RETAINERS.
sADDLERY AND FINDINGS.

Perfection Rug Retainer Co., 8i2 Bostc
bldg, Wnsatoh 1879.
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VACUUM CLEANERS.
Santo Vacuum Cleaners. S5 w, End S.
Was. 200.
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PLUMBING SUPPLIES.
PHOTOGRAPHERS

Crane Co., so7-ls w. 2nd 80. Ench. 1873
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NIGHT WAToHMAN SERVICE,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

Commercial Guard & Safety Assn. Sol
e lst So. Was. 8674.
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.
Hubert Bros. 2s3 So. Main st. Was
5225.
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UNDERTAKERS

UNDERTAKERS.
8. D. Bvans. <s So. State. Was $50.
LarkiD-Hull, undertaking, embalming
956 So. 2nd 2. Wasatch 61S2.
Qualtrough-Allcott Residence Undertak-
Ing Parlors, 544 SO. Main Was. 1858.
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sURGICAL-DENTAL SUPPLIES.
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|fEATS-RETAu,

WEATS-RETAH.
1en. s74 30. 9Th East. Hyland
Eat Market, 594 W. End So,
u, 77s So. W. Temple. Was.
rket, 2o7 W. End So. Was.
tits, coz. 9th q. and 9th 80,
VS..
mt Co., 3O2 East 2nd so. Was
Broadway Market, Geo. Nc.
Her,, 1853 u. Broadway. Was
Iat Market. TIT e. 1st So. Was
r. L.. 2S5 ] st. Was. s15
Market. 7s W, 1st So. Wa
ret, e. e. and W. II. voyles,
l4S-b2 q, End SO. Wasatct
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ORIENTAL GOODS.
OSTEOPATHS.

Oriental store l7s 30. Main. was. Asso
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MILK DEPoTs.

Dairy, at 30. Main. Wa
a. A. milk depot, l72 South
Was. 66s2.
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POTATO CHIPS.
Forest Dale Saratoga Chip Co. 1871
Roberta Hyland 174I
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|ERY AND coRsETIEREs.
MILLINERY.

Ion. 32l So. Main. Was. 440o
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STORAGE AND COMMISSION.
Security Storage g. Commission Co.. Stor-
age Ave. Was. SGT.
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sifiedBusinessP Phone Directory

'GCGO4y |
TRAINED NURSES.
r,rues Central Regtstor. Graded. Mrs
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
Salt Lake Transfer Co. Sims g Sons.
Props-, ils w. and 30. Was 264, e6s6,
TRANSFER AND LIVERY.
Salt Lake Livery d Transfer Co. livery
ana baggage. % 8. w, Temple. Was.
TRIPH DRESSERS.
7a W. LIST South WaA 1872
TROUT AND POULTRY.
Clear Springs Trout & Poultry Co.. 25o6
30. 9th East. Hylond 207o.
TRUNKS AND BAGS.
Hubert Bros. 2sa So. Main ST. Was.
5225.
TYPEwRITERS.
Underwood .Typewriter Company. 1e TX
change Place. Exch- 1oS.
TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES.
typewrtters, 80 w. End SO. Was, $50,
Utah Typewriter Exchange. rentals and
repairn. SO w. End South Was. $50.
UMBRELLA REPAIBR
Usgs' aSs ssa a0sDfs 81 sate TnsA g. = sHTlsps'F
nJnERTAKERQ
g. D. Dvans le So. State. Was 8s&.
Larkp-Hun, undertaking, embalming.
256 So. 2nd z. Wasatch 6182.
Qualtrough-All Residence Undertak-
Ing Parlors. 544 So. Main Was. 1858.
VACUUM CLEANERS.
santo Vacuum Cleaners. Ss w, End So.
Was. 200.
VARIETY STORES.
Variety Store, Celia Florence. Prop. SIT
So. State. Was. 1867
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Rice, Moffett. a42 g. W. Temple. Was
VINEGAR COMPANIES.
Msxfleld Vinegar Co. TO s. End West
WALL R-DECoRATING
W: A DuvalL l22 e Broadway. Was.
Geo, ". Ebert & Co.. IL So. Main. Was
Perschon. William =, & Co, wall paper.
painting. 1ls w. s. Temple. Was. 1929.
ysFS y y srSS srS wall aIslen papsT .s4s ssd
WOOL, DEALERS.
Hallowell, Jones and Donald, wool, zoe
Mcintyre bldg. Wasatch 1924.
Williams, Jeremiah s. Co., wool W, G,
Snow. Agt,; s01 MoIntyre bldg. Wa
Hatch 1164,
WOMAN'S OUTFITTING STORES.
Segirs Sample Store, womans wearing
apparel, S3 So. Main Was. 9eSS.
WOOLGROWERS.
National Woolgrowers' Assn. Mcintyre
Bldg Was. 1001
WIRE AND IRON WORKS.
M, oar Iron G. yVfre WORKS b31 So State
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HAT CLEANING-RE-
PAIRING.
The James Smith, Mgr,; 110
d Wasatch 1o4T,
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TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES.
Stewart Gleeson Co., vacuum cleaners
typewriters, 80 w. End SO. Was $50
repairs, SO w. End South Was. $50.
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VINEGAR COMPANIES.
Msxheld Vinegar Co. 72o 8. End West
Was 070.
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Modern Rubber Co., vulcanlzing. LIS ID.
End So. Wasatoh 1852.
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STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.

John c. Cutler. Jr.. g. Co. 240 Consti
ton Bldg. Was, $50.
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{IHANDIsE BROKERS.
3 RCHANT TAuORS.

1er Co., Albert Merrill, Mgr.
I'd So. Was. 1868.
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PIANos-MUsIo STORES.

PIANoS-MUSTO STORES.
Clayton Music Co. AZ So. Main Exch- 90.
Consolidated Music Co., 13-B-17-19 East
LIST South. Exch. 16S.
Daypes- Beebe Music Co., 45 30. Main
E2ch- 60
Nelson Piano Co. LOS E. End 30. Was,
62T1
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TRIPH DRESSERs
TROUT AND POULTRY.

Potts, 8, W. g. Son. pioneer tr1pe dres
70 W. 1st South WaA 1872.
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POCKET BIILLARDSICIGA
David Levene. Cigars ana Pool. sAA 3d.
State. Wasatoh 11Sb.
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION sALB-MONDAY. AT oA z.
4th South. at 1890 a. m, will sell Q
rooms Of choice furniture. Including iron
and solid brass beds. springs, mattrasaes,
bedding, oak dresseTs, large chtnoniers
with large mirrors. center table, chairs.
rockers, solid quarter sawed oak dining
set with leather seat chairs, buffet china
closet, oak bookcase, cost SIS; lot nice
parlor furniture. curtains. portieres, Ia
bio linen, library table, rugs, carpets.
sewing machine, Morris chair. leather
lounge, sanitary couch Majestic steel
range. beautiful dishea, silyerware, kitch-
en- utensils, ga rden toola. refrigerator and
everything for home. Don't miss this
sale.
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PICKLES AND PRESERVES.

255.
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Clear Springs Trout g. Poultry Co., 2Soi
So. 9th East Hylnnd 2070.
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PICKLES AND VINEGAR.
PLANNING MILLS.

1 Rose Pickle & Vinegar Co.. 749 W. Srd
South Was b70
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Wilson Pool Parlor, Bugene Holding,
Prop, Wilson Hotel Was. 2121.
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MODERN MATERNITY HOME, PR1-
vate cases sollcited homes found for
children. Phono was. 1e79-W. S95 Cen
ter street o9069
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PHYs1CIANs-SURGEONS-Con'&
Turner, Dr.. W. E. oalena Bldg. Was
62t6.
Waite, Ira W.. physician. 0alonA Bldg.
Was 1865
Wade, DIT. W. A. Ste W. And 60. Wns.
2s76.
Welch. II. r. T17-f1B KeaxnB Bldg. Was
4206.
Wheeler. DT. T. h, Atlas B1dG. WRS.
$685.
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UMBRELLA REPAIR6
Umbrella Hospital, The. W n Singer.
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xAOTURERS' AGENTS.
- W.. Eelling o., Dooiy Bldg.
NJ. r., Mfg. Agt, Kearns Bldg.
32sS.
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RY AND MILL SUPPLIES.
lhors Mfg. Co, Ksarns Bldg.
~,
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CONFINEMENT CASES A SPECIALITY
Phone Was. 802S-W p6S
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CUSHIONS, UPHOLSTERING

FURNITURE UPHOLsTERED, SPRINGS
restretched, mattresses made over.
Was. s299, 8. l. Mattress 6 Mfg. Co.
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COAL AND KINDLING WOOD

DEAL COAL IL WOOD CO., BLOCK
kindllng and crate wood 165 East 4th
South, Phone Wasatch 1898. ml600
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RESTAURANTS AND oArELoou' T.

RESTAURANTS AND CAFES-Con Il
Morgan's Cafe. 82s SO. Main waa- 1426.
New York Cafe. 21< 90. state- Was
2530.
Own Cafe. J. NJ. Williams. Prop. isT q.
9nd South. Was. 1722
Pullman Cpnee House - W. erd Gouth
Was. 2417.
Sparey 6 Mehse Co, IL b 2nd 30. Was
140,
Star Lunch Room. 17A 80. State. Was
6277.
Waffle Kitchen, The, Geo, Carlos, prop,
60A w. 3rd So. Wasatoh 1888.
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'r1EH0GRAPHERS.

VERY STABLES.
tsbles. I. K Haies. Msr. Wa
q Jones, MgT.. 159 W. &c.
Fssafeh 1855.
bass. SO ". and 60 Was 81.
Gtaniea, LIS q. 4th 30. Wa
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST
LIVERY STABLE

MCOY STABLES, CARRIAGES AND
light livery horses bought and sold.
Phone 81. ol41
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DRESSMAKNG

~~~-~--~-~--~----- ----~-~--~~-o-~-~--~~~~~~~
DRESSMAKINo AT HOME OR By THE
day; satisfaction guaranteed. Hyand
e2l4-M- o5Ss
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

trade marks OF copyrights. see j. M.
Thomas. 20S Utah Savings & Trust bldg.
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PHILOSOPHICAL

THD UNITED LODGE OF THEOSOPH-
ists-tonight at S. 32& Boston bldg.
Subject, "Altrusm-What Is It2"
pl907
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AUTO REPAIRING

ALL AUTO PARTS AND MACHINERY
castings welded and guaranteed. 1856
W. So. Temple. p16o4
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10 TRUST COMPANIES.
rsrurity & Trust Company, "a
!, Exchange SO,
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LANDSCAPE GARDENERS

1ST- GLASS FLORIST, PRUNER AND
landscape gardener. work dono by day
or contract. Call Hyland 2074-J. p512
DONE BY EXPERT
horticulturists Phone Was. 2954-M
p8Ai
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.fE AND CEMENT.
~ A Cement Co.. s%s 30. Or
20 e612.
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LOANH
= Scott BIdE. Waa b72d.
lean Ofnos, 48 q. and 30.
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QH1I MANUFACTURERS.
aearoni Mfg, Co, % vnriede5I
81. 9TH W. Wasatoh 1888.
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POOL AND BILLIARDS

NEW POOL TABLES, BALLS AND
cues. 90 East LIST South 2ho cue.
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UPHOLSTERERS

A. D. TUCKER, PRACTICAL up
! holBterer; furniture repairedj carpets
| and linoleum relaid. ZIG West 9Th No.
| Wasatch 2671-W. pT60
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MEM SUPPLIES,

.s.reartfle o.. 246 30. State
i6ii.
.euoe Co., ~ W, LIST 30. WaA.
1ndisy, Wholesale liquors, 3D.
n. Exchange 1856.
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA wAGBNER's STUDIO. |
IL East Third South China suitable |
for gifts and prizes. Class and privn,o
lessons. o2o9
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BEAUTY PARLORS

BEAUTY AND HAIR WORK DONE AT
VeIvetina Parlors, 60 Z. Ath SO. Was
1885, o1lSS
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-.snsr a Finding Co., Shoe
n q W. T. Wasatch $685.
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WOOL DEALERS.
Hallowell, Jonea and Donald, wool, 20I
Mcintyre bldg. Wasatch 3s94.
Williams, Jeremiah s. Co., wool; W, G,
Snow. Agt.; s01 MoIntyre bldg. Wa
Hatch 1164,
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COMMITMENTS

WILLOWS -MDRE-sDCLUSION. ADOP-
ton. Flora A. Phillips, 2b05 11th East,
two bIks. below Sugar House. Hyland
l281-M. kl8S
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ARE YOUR WINDOWS DIRTY PsIONE
1855. k2Sls
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SHORTHAND AND TYPE.
WRITING

--~~s(>~~~~><~->~><>~-
GATRELL'S UNIQUE SCHOOL OF
short hand and typewriting. i16 Atlas
block Wasatch 2933, pIs60
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Bryan today refused to discuss the
JaIanese ultimatum with Haniel
Haimhausen, the German charge, ac-
cOrding to the latter. The Gerna n
charge stated Secretary Bryan said the
refusal was because he wished to re-
main absolutely neutral in the whole
affair.
The United States has received no
representations from the kaiser's gov
eminent so far as Mr.. Haimhausen
could say.
Discussing the japanese demands
for the German evacuation of Kiao-
chow, the German charge, said he
had received no intimation from his
own government as to the answer that
would be returned to Japan. Per-
sOnally, however. he believed Germany
should promptly relinquish the entire
territory of KiachoW to China, from
whom the property was leased. to
avoid the useless sacrifice of the lives
of the small German garrison at Using
TSu.
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Had Lung Trouble
And Expected to Die

Inc many recoveries brought about by
Eckmans Alternative are attracting wide
attention Read about this case
50 b St. keyser w. Va.
Gentlemen:-1 was taken sick in No
vember. 1908. l grew steadily worse
Had two consultations. The verdict was
the fever had affected my lungs and that
my case was hopeless: only gave me two
months to live. My physician had tried
most all kinds OF treatment and none
did me any good. he asked INV hus-
band II he objected to him trying a pro
prietary medicine. 1 began your Altera-
tive. I was in bed from November 90
1908. until February 25. 1909. and was
thought dying several times. Today
am healthier and stronger than ever"
(Abbreviatedl.
(Signed) MRS. K BRnEy
Eckman's Alternative is most efficacious
IN bronchial catarrh and severe throat
and lung directions and upbuilding the
system. Contains harmful or habit
forming drugs. Accept no substitutes
Small size. 81; regular size. 50. Sold by
leading druggists. Write Eckman Lab
oratory Philadelphia. Pa. for booklet Of
recoveries. (advI
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Col. NJ. l.. Roch, who returned a day
or two ago from Tate Springs. Tenn
where he and Capt BilP' Northur
were reCuperating, denies the report
that he intended enlisting in the
French army to help prosecute the
present war.
The British steamship Uganda Is ex-
pected in port during the latter part
OF this week. to fill out with timber.
lumber and naval stores. The Uganda
was last reported at Tampa.
The Royal Entertainers are to hold
forth at Palmetto Beach tonight, and
from the outlook the pleasure loving
patrons will be many. An extra car
service will be put on and patrons are
assured of uninterrupted transporta-
tion
All checks for the first half of the
month of August were distributed this
week to the policemen and tiremen. the
last having been signed for yesterday
afternoon. The police payroll for the
first half of the month amounted to a
little more than $1,000. This is quite
an increase over the roll during the
months when the departments were
being operated on about one-third
time.
J. o. Walker will leave this morn
Ing for Florala, where he has been
called on business
Friends of Hon. Jas. McHush will
be pleased to learn that he is resting
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PROGRAM WILL
Be INTERESTING
JUDGE BEGGS WILL SPEAK TO-
NIGHT AT THE MID-WEEK SER
VICES AT THE FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH.

The regular mid-week services will
be held in the auditorium Of the First
Baptist church at eight O'Clock to-
night and will be of unusual interest.
Hon E. d. Beggs will give a talk.
his subject being. Some of the pres
ent day Problems of Christians"
Miss Hattie Whitson will render a
vocal solo, and Miss Ella Wentworth
and a c. Stevens a duet. The church
membership is requested and the pub
lie is cordially invited to attend this
service, especially members of other
churches, whose services do not con-
fiict.
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COMMISSION MEN
RAISE FOOD PRICES
~ ASSOCIATEn pRESS

New York. Aug, 1s,-Salesmen work
ing on commission largely RESPONSE
BILE for tho recent arbitrary rise in food
prices in Greater New York. according
to preliminary report submitted today
to the commissioner of weights and
measures. His investigators found that
in many cases statesmen urged Custo-
merS t. take supplies, declaring prices
soon would soar This would especially
be true &S regards sugar and flour Re
tail meat prices throughout the city
are coming down it is said, in the face
of boycott by housewives.
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STOP EXPECTATION
OF FOODSTUFFS
BY ASSOCIATED PRESc

Washington. Aug. 1S-A bill author
izinc the president TO forbid by procIa-
nation the expectation of fOodstuffs.
clothing, or other contrahand or cOndi-
tional contraband of war, if such eX-
rorta ton threatens to increase the price
of such commodities To consumers IN
this country. was introduced in the house
today by Representative Ware. of Penn
sylvania The bureau of corporations
would ascertain the facts necessary to
the administration of the proposed law.
Persons violating the proclamation
will he punishable by a fine of $1,000
and years imprisonment.
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RECALL S|GNERS
MEET TONIGHT
CHAIRMAN CANT CALLS A MEET
ING OF ALL THOSE WHO PETl-
TONED FOR A RECALL ELEc-
TON.

A meeting of the signers of recall
petitions is to be held tonight at
o'clock in the court house and it is
expected that every person who signed
a recall card will be there to partici-
pate in the discussion.
Chairman Cant in calling the meet
ing says that It Is for the purpose of
getting together and taking counsel
as to future action.
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GERMANS ASK THAT UNITED
STATES PLEAD WITH JAPAN

Washington. AuS. fS-A petition
"@kinC the government of tho United
States to plead with Japan 10 refrain
from carrying the Fur tpcan var in,u
the Far East WIS received by Presi-
dent Wilson today from the National
German American alliance. Thf. pres
idcnt was thanked for bis offer o. me-
diatIon to the warning nations Of Eu-
rODC.
We now appeal to the president; and
to congress" said the petition, TO
plead With the erNernmcnt OF Japan
through leT 2mbasSctdnr ut WaShIng-
ton N the name i 'ItnllnItN. civiliZa-
ri"n and universal peace to refrain
from carrying the war into the Far
Least ny dema0dir~ that Germany
;t.t3-ndon all her political and com
merCi&l interests in China.
INSTEAD of throwing the fire brand
of war into the Far East, Japan should
be fair and submit any grievances she
has against Germany or against any
other nation to The Hague peace tri-
bunal where, no doubt other questions
of the present conflict will be sub
mitted-"
The petition was signed by c. j.
HeNamer, president of the National
German American alliance
The petition and other appeals are
receiving attention in official quarters
hut no announcement has yet been
made as to the governments course
BRYAN REFUSES TO DISCUSS
MATTER WITH GERMAN CHARGE
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easy in an infirmary in Mobile, where
he was operated upon Monday. A
telephone message from that city last
night gave this information.
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or against Germany.

F. S Cuthhert. master mechanic
CT. F. ard A. railroad, left this morn
inG. ACCOMPANIED Ey his wife, for an
extended trip 70 Colorado.
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SHIP REMAINS OF
VERY YOUNG CHILD

Alberta seven months old. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Brew
ton residing at III North DeNilliers
street. died early yesterday and the
remains. accompanied by the grief
stricken parents. We're shipped on the
noon train to the late home of the
PARENTS near NcDavid, where the fun
eral Will take place today.
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TERSELY TOLD.
SIS. 90 REWARD.

The journal will pay 800 reward for
evidence sufsfcient 60 convict any boy or
person found stealing subsGrihers' papers
efser delivery Of same by carrier.
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Commissioners Will
Consider the Registra-
ton Book Question

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