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within. to Assist rIer.

"Mornin'. madam! Want any combs,
brushes, hairpins. tablecloths. towels.
lead pencils. tooth brushes or chewing
gum
The peddler put his hat on the floor
and opened his pack as he asked the
question.
s'No. SIR" said the woman sharply,
land don't want any dino novels, nor
chalk eggs. nor five cent calico. nor tooth
powder. nor pigs-in-clovcr puzzles, no.
lamp wicks. nc: eye salve. nor corn plas-
tiers. nor liquid blue"
Just so. Aad suppose it's no use to
ask whether you'd liko to loo, ct q bot
tie of wrinkle film for old complex
ions?''
Not a biz. sir: and know you haven't
got any books on good manners, or you'd
read EN- yourself occasionally"
None of the people call on would
appreciate EN-, madam. And now If
YOU think you have no use for the cele-
brated invisible car trumpet that you
can fasten in your kitchen window and
hear every thing your reighbors say or tho
famous long range Kitchen telescope that
will bring every back yard within half
mile of your house, so close to you that
you can almost smell the pipes the men
are smokin' on the buck steps. I'll be GO
in"
"Hold onv' exclaimed the woman of
the house. 81 don't know but that |
would like to buy those two articles If
they don't cost too much
"All right, madam" rejoined the ped
dler. IF see any chap that's got EN- to
sell I'll steer him round this way.
Mornin', madam
He picked up his hat, put it on his
head sidewise, and went down the steps
whistling Little Annie Rooney" leav-
ing large, crooked nosed, raw bored
woman standing on the porch and gasp
ing in inarticulate rage-Chicago Her
aid.
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.soursr1Ne ALONG THE NEW TAP. +"

''soUrSTING ALONG THE NEW TAP"
cry street. | guess she led a gay
life in the city. She said she did.
She said if her set was at our house they
would make it ring with laughter. l
said if they did I'd wiring their cussed
necks with laughter. Why she says,
don't you like merrimenty Yes ]
says. L like merriment well enough, but
the caclzle of vacant mind rafting
around in big farm house makes me a
fiend and humans me, and I gnaw up
two or three people day till get over
it, says"
'Well, what became of Miss Nc
Crackeny'
''Oh, she went up to her room in Sep
TENDER, dressed herself in a long linen
duster, did some laundry work and the
next day, with her little shawl strap, she
lit out for the city, where she was en-
gagged to marry a very wealthy old man
whose mind had been crowded out by
an intellectual tumor, but who had
kind heart and had pestered her to death
for years to marry him and inherit his
wealth. / afterward learned that in this
matter she had lied
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A Case for Explanation.

II gave you that parrot as birthday
present, did | not, Matilda?'' he asked
Eyes, but surely, Albert, you are not
going to speak of your gifts as if
'sIt was young and speechless at the
time"
eyes" with increasing wonder. land
it has never been out of this parlor."
"There are no other young ladies in
this house?"
mo, there are not"
''Then why, why when I kissed your
picture in yonder album while waiting
for you did that wretched bird assume
your voice and say, Don't do that. Char
lie. please don't? "-Philadelphia Times.
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Poor Fishing in Michigan.

One day man at Murfreesboro, KY,
was introduced to me as person who
had spent some time in Michigan, and
he speedily announced that he had once
spent two weeks at ''St. Clair Flats"
'You went there to fish," 1 queried.
eyes"
"Have good luck?"
Every poor luck, indeed"
Perhaps you were of season."
'Oh, no. They claimed that fishing
was unusually good
"Must have been luck"
81 think So Try as hard as 1 could
couldn't catch bass weighing over
twelve pounds. and my largest pickerel
only weighed sixteen. Why, sir,
hooked a muscalonge one day and played
him for two hours. had every reason
to believe that had made a great strike,
and l was fully prepared to exult over
my victory; but when we came to put
the fish on the scales he only pulled
down twenty-eight pounds. Think of
it! Only twenty weight pounds! All,
sir, 1 found it very poor fishing in Michi-
gan-very poor!" Free Press.
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Why do you write poetry Why does
anyone else who must earn his bread ana
butter by brain or muscle write poetryi
Not that it is not grand and beautiful
not that the world can do without it-not
that it does not make the world better, but
because there is no money in it. Some of
the great poets have made money, and
few of the lesser ones have, perhaps, made
living, but forln amateur there seems to
be no show. We're you today to produce
something better than Tennyson's best
you would find hard work to sell it for I,
S. bill One who has name and fame to
make should turn to almost any other
channel.-Detroit Free Press
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The Value Of Nose breathing.

Breathing through the nose saves irrita-
lions of the throa. and lungs by warming
the air if cold, by strstining it if dusty, be-
fore it reaches their more delicate mem
branes. Breathing through the nose Sc
cures the uniform temperature of that
organ through the constant expelling Of
warm air. Breathing through the nose
strengthens the muscles of the diaphragm,
ahus inducing deeper and fuller respira-
tion. Emphasize the object of breathing
and show how the minute blood cells,
through their system of thread like cap
illaries, become The wonderful builders
and repairers Of the body.-New York
journal
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Health is Wealth /!

DIR. z. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT, guaranteed specific for Hysteria Dlzzi-
ness, Commissions. Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prostitution. caused by the
use of alcohol or tobacco, WakefulIness, Men
tai Depression Softening of the Brain. resulting
in insanity and leading to misery. decay and
death. and premature old age caused by over
exertion of the brain. Each box contains one
months treatment. sI00 box. or six boxes
for $500 sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case With each order received By
us for six BOTTLES, accompanied with IS 90, We
will send the purchaser our written guarantee
TO refund the money If the treatment does not
effect cure. Guarantees issued only by
JOHNSON, PRATT g. CO.,
Druggists, Sole Agents, Is Main street. Salt
Lake city, Utah.
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Vile Ineratitude,

Jaggs general utility editor)-Scraggs,
how does that quotation begin about the
remainder biscuit after a-after a.
what do you call it?
Answers to Correspondents Editor
(glad to assist fellow laborer)-''1n his
brain-which is as dry as the remainder
biscuit after voyage-he hath strange
places crammed with observation, the
which he vents in mangled FORMS" It's
from Shakespeare. Want to use it to
crush loathsome contemporary?
mo Just happened to think of it.
You reminded me Of it somehow-that
was all. Chicago Tribune.
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A Good Witness to Have on Hand.

A Good Witness to Have on Hand.
A tall, lank country judge was walk
ing from the village tavern in Virginia
county seat.
Say, jedge, hole on dar er mint"
We'll. Bob. what do you want?" asked
the judge, as he turned his quid over.
"Jedge. you's got my brother jim dar
in Jail fer stealth sheep. Is you gwine
try him ter day."
eyes: hyF"
Hits jes like dis. De angel Gabrl
come ter me las night an he seq ez how
my brother didn't stole no sheep. He
say he jes' ez inherent ez new born
baby. Now wut you gwine do bout
dnt?'
"Humph! reckon you'd better tell
the sheriff to summon Gabriel at once. :"
Chicago Herald.
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Daily except Sunday.
Fare for round trip, 80 cents.
S. w. ECcLEs, G. p. A.,
The coa,.e of True Love.

Ethel" said her young brother, posi-
lively. you must tell young Mr.. Sprig-
gins not to come here any more
Indeed" responded Ethel: land will
you kindly tell me why?"
Certainly. Ethel" was the young
brothers prompt reply. Nero has been
ailing for three or four days. and the
hostler says he has eaten something that
disagreed with him. Reuvitlently needs
u change Of diet. and Mr.. Spriggins must
be replaced. Bonneville Journal.
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81 have been very foolish at times,
Miss Hadkins -Mary-but you put up
with it,
ooh. Mr.. Snortling." exclaimed the
girl deprecatingly.
But | am now going to be guilty of
the most daring, craziest act yet; if you
put up with it patiently I'm all right"
"None of us are too wise. George
We'll, I'd like to marry you. "-Phila-
delphia Times
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A Booming Town.

Squiggs-Hello, Snaggs! How's New
town these days; booming?
Snaggs-You bet. We've had mag
azine explosion and boiler burst there
within the past ten days.-Burlington
Free Press.
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No Use for Coal ut Present.

Dumley-It is said the czar possesses
the richest coal fields in the world, but
they are yet undeveloped.
Towner-Of course they ant. and ant
likely to be for some time.
Dumley-I should like to know why
not?
Towner-An't his people making it
hot enough for him without cost? The
czar ant no fool.-Chicago Times.
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In Good Faith.

Bachelor Dude-Aw. | say now. this is
a horrid joke!
What's the matter now?
Bachelor Dude-Aw, some fellow has
sent me a circular of Yellings Liquid
Food for Infants. It's Il low. coarse
joke.
Friend-No joke about it. They prob
ably thought if you had no baby you
might like it for yourself. Lowell Cid-
zen.
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About Don Ouixote.

Don Quixote is pronounced in several
different ways in English, the. favorite be-
ing Don Kwixit. The Spanish pronunca-
ton of the word sounds very much like
donkey naughty. He is not coming to this
country to lecturs. He has been dead SOW
ersl years.-Texas SiftiaGr.
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Waiter. bring me a ham sandwich
But" remarked his friend, ''you must
remember you're invited to supper at
Kleinbrod's.
That's sold forgotten it. Waiter.
bring two ham sandwiches. "-Philadel-
phia Times.
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Ec Was Pleased.

"But what dc you mean. Mr.. Ivory, by
laughing so at my piano playing
I'm trying to show I'm pleased with
it. People always smile or laugh when
they're pleased, you know. "-Philadel-
phia Times.
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Doctor-How are you feeling today?
Patient-Very much better.
Doctor-Are you taking your medi-
cine as l ordered?
Patient-Haven't touched it.
Doctor - Hum! Well continue the
same treatment since the result seems SO
gratifying. Boston Courier.
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School Opens.

81 is now time" said the school
teacher ON his return to work after a
summers yachting, ito set the spanker
and keep an eye upon the buoys. New
York S1,l1.
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the head of the Delaware river. It will
b9 graphic, interesting and instructive.
Nfwsdealers will do well to provide
against disgraceful crush at their
places. and see that order is preserved
daring the morning hour.
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A Clear Case.

what fools New Workers are!" ex-
claimed Beck.
We'll. what now?" inquired Peck.
"Why, man in New York stole all
the Annie Rooneys' he could find in
music dealers stock"
land what of it?"
''The bowling idiots arrested him. -
Chicago Times.
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LADIES, ii you WANT THE RnS

Thread for hand or machine sewing. use
Clarh's .imile erd'' white thread. wn,inS3
on black spools. Black and coIored on
white spools For sale by S Kellner. New
Dry Goods store, 205 and 2O7 South Main
street 4
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THE LADIES TAILOR.

Fine tailor made suits, riding babits
cloaks and Jackets and fine plush garments
made to order. Alfred H. Cohn. IS East
Second South street.
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DIVIDEND NO. 43.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY MINING CON-
" pany, Salt Lake city. Utah, September Is,
le'O.-Tho board OK directors have declared
dividend for August Of Thirty seven Thousand
Twentyfiv cents per share upon the capital
stock OF tile company, payable September 80,
1890. at the office of the company, No 1875 South
territory, and at the otfice of J. b. Haggin San
Francisco and at the Office of the transfer
agents. Messrs. Lounsbery & Co. Mills build
ing, No. 15 Broad street, New York city Trans
fers close September %. 1880.
r. C. CHAMBERS. President
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Y}TANTED-A STRONG BOY. SUITABLE
TO drive a delivery wagon. Apply at
Midsley & Sons az West Second South street.
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-TAILORS AND TAILORESSES
w at once; ~ East First South street
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WANTED = FIRST GLASS DRY GOODS
W statesmen. none but the best need apply,
at S. kellner's.
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Free Wants!

All employment advertisements inserted three
times without charge other Advertisements in
this column Ice. per line first insertion &C. each
time after; by the month, 81 per line Marriage
notices, 81; birth notices, 50c.: death announce
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WANTED-CASH AND DELIVERY BOYS
w at S. kellner's dry goods store.

M ANTED-1O0 MEN TO WORK ON CON-
w struction Of car line; good wages: free
transportation from Seventh South and Main
streets TO ard frem work Enquire at Room IS.
ScOtt-Auerbaeh building. lfb Main street
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WANTED-TWO ROOMS UNPUBLISHED
w or furnished for light housekeeping. in IL
private house near centre of town. Address C,
IL West First South street
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WANTED FURNISHED OR UNFURN-
w ished house near in. No children. Refer
ences. Address D.. this Office.
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD, IN RE-
w spec, abe Families for students from the
country. Send your address and terms to Salt
Lake Business College.
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WANTED-MILLER, TO RUN A 65-BAR-
w rel barnard & Leas full roller mill None
but competent man need apply. Proprietor
practical miller. Apply Of once, personally. if
possible. Tooele County mills, Lake Point
Utah.
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SALT LAKE MILL & ELEVATOR COMPANY

handle all kinds of grain in carload lots.
and guarantee 70 meet eastern prices to
dealers.
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w ANrED-TWO GOOD BENCH CARPEN-
w iers Apply at Burton-Gardner company's
yard corner FIrst East and Eighth South SITS
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.
MOUNTAIN DIVISION

MOUNTAIN DIVISION.
On and after Monday, September Is
$780, trains between Salt Lake AID Garfield
Beach will run as follows:
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NNANTED-BoY, ABOUT "A YEARS OLD.
w 10 work in store. Apply IS w. First
South street.
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WANTED-SOME COMPETENT SEWING
w girls. Apply at Mather Sisters. 337 South
Second West.
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Va ANTED-A NURSE GIRL TO TAKE CARE
w OF one child. Apply at 407 Third South,
corner Fourth East
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WANTED-A PRACTICAL WELL. DRIvER
w to take charge OF {. machine Address
''Artesian,r care OF Herald Office
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SALT LAKE GENERAL
COMMISSION AGENCY co

Tradesmen's books posted opened aud closed
at reasonable rates
Partnership accounts adjusted
Rents and debts collected. -
References exchanged Office hours am
to6p.m. l51 s. Main street. First room To f6e
left, second floor - '--o
Agents for the Anglo-American varnish Conn
panys Evenly Balanced varnish Retention Of
gloss longer than any other make.
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WANTED = GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. Apply at SO w. First south
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TNANTND-A GOOD SMART BOY AT THE
w Enterprise House, 1879 Commercial ST.
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Personal.

WANTED-STUDENTS IN BoOKKEEP.
w ing. Actual practice taught Day or
evening. Harry R. Browne, expert accountant,
81 Main street.
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WANTED-To LOAN MONEY ON CITY
w property. Utah Mortgage Co., Scott,
Auerbach building
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WANTED-A GOOD, STEADY BOY. AGED
w about seventeen, good writer and correct
at figures Apply to w. H. Rowe. 2. G. NJ. /.
factory.
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Everything Provided For.

Guest-I'm glad there's a rope here in
case of fire: but what is the idea of put
ting a Bible in the room i'll such prom
inent position?
Bell Boy-Dat am intended foh use,
sab, in case the fire am too far advanced
fob you to make yoh escape. sah.-Puck.
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WANTED-A COMMERCIAL MAN THE
w Electrical Printer works. Fremont Neb
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w institution: good wages and permanent
position to competent person. Apply 2c7 w.
Second South.
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WANTED-To TRADE SOME GOOD MIN
w ing property for general merchandise
stock. Address b.. Herald office.
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yNANTED-ABOUT OCTOBER 1ST, TWO
w or three furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Address S. p. c., this ofnce, giving
location and price.
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IVORY PATENT" AND ROYAL GORGE,
excel all other flours in quality. Ask your
rroce, for IL
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WANTED-TEAMSTE ss5 AND BOARD,
W tunnel men $3.50 per day. tracklayers.
bridge carpenters. Best winter quarters Union
Pacific railroad, Southern Utah. Eight months
work. Apply at once at No. 10 West, Second
South street. Salt Lake city. j. j. Mclaughlin.
agent no office fees
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STATIONARY ENGINEFRS-

~ meets every Saturday at o. m. in Temple
ofHonor hall. c. @. Lenhsrt. Cor. See'y, Box
325. Geo. Mason President
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Manitoba IRST-CLASS OYSTER AND
w lunch cook, at 40 West First south
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WANTED---EELp-MA
w NTED--FIRST-CLAS MILLWRIGHTS
w wanted. Enquire at room az Valley
house cottage.
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WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w housewerk and cook in a small family
Wages IS per week. Call at No. AZ West Sixth
South St
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WANTED - A YOUNG LADY COPYIST
w WHO writes plain hand rapidly desires
employment either in office or at home. Ad-
dress, R., Herald Office.
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BUSINESS CHANGE,

GOOD PAYING BUSINESS FOR SALE.
VI Only $1,000. Good reason for selling. Call
ON Rocky Mountain Bureau OF Labor, So West
Second South street. Salt Lake city.
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WANTED SIT
WANTED-A STUDENT WANTS WORK
w OH Saturdays. A job OF writing preferred.
Apply to w. H. I'll Plum ST.
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR SECOND WORK.
W Apply to Mrs. E. r. Grant, 23S East Sec
ond South street.
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework. Apply l5s N. Main ST
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A Nefc.I,bOrly GrpwI.

Mr.. Gordon Settaire (angrily)-That
dog of yours is barking all night!
Mr.. Onderschod-So is yours!
Mr.. Gordon Settaire-Well. I've got
used to mine.-Fuck.
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WANTED-FOREMAN BRICK BURNER
~ and brick makers. Apply to Sorensen &
Carlquist. 1l6 Main ST.
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NANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL,
w homework at 327 South Main street.
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LEAVE
SALT LAKE

LEAVE ARRIVE LEAVE ARRIvE
SALT LAKE. GARFIELD. GARFIELD. SALT LAKE.
sc:lO q. m. 1925 am. 1:l5 pm. 300 pm.
l0:45 am. IL 30 am 81 .g5 D. n. "a 80 b. IN.
2.45 pm. $3.50 pm. 5:i0p.n. E:55 pm.
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THE CALIFORNIA EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
rs THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE
Il in the city: lowest rates to working men.
No. g05 State road
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WANTED : MEN AND BOYS WITH
w money, to trade at the Washington
market. Best Of meats
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-STOCk TO PASTURE. CLOSE
w in. Enquire u. James s. Co., ~ s. Main
street.
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WANTED UATIONS-FEMALE.
WANTED = BY AN EXPERIENCED
w nurse. position to care for the sick, or
place as hOusekeeper: 433 S. Main st.
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WANTED-AT ONCE, A GOOD RELIABLE
w glrl for general house work. Apply at5lg
East Brigham street
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WANTED-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w man, aged twenty-four, wishes to obtain
employment In either warehouse, store or
office. Pretty fair scholar not afraid of work.
Address Brown, this Office
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| WANTED-TWO MACHINE GIRLS. AT
| w Robinson's shoe store ~ w First South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED = POSITION BY, COMPETENT
~ Druggist. German, as assistant. Address
lO4 E. Second South street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-21

WANTED-5OO LADIES TO BUY THEIR
w meat and green groceries at Ward &
Co.'S Washington market, No. 315 S. Main.
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