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We wage no war against any physician, no
matter what school of medicine he may repre-
sent; but on the other hand we invite the CO.
operation of ali physicians. We are always
ready and willing to impart to them any infor-
nation or render any assistance that will be OF
mutual benefit TO them or their patients. Many
physicians send US cases that they lack time,
experience or facilities TO treat, and therefore
merit our thanks and the thanks of their
patients. Other half-cducated. narrow minded.
selfish doctors, ignorant alike of our advan-
tages and their own petty insignifcance,
abuse and SANDER us. To them we would say
who distance them in professional or business
success.
YOUNG MEN SOn are o T0gD 4e wi ana t 9s
ing of memory. confusion of IDEAS loss Of am
biIion, and ETC.. you are absolutely untitled for
study or business. Don't delay in seeking re-
lief. Get cured and be man.
MIDDLEAGED MEN 1 goa s ars THOUSANDS OF
weak backs and acklng kidneys, often acccmp
anied by impairment OF general health Many
die OF this disease, ignorant or the cause. Be
fore ills everastlngly too late consult The MET
RoPoLITAN physicians Of the WHITE HOUSE,
for they treat it with an unfailing success.
PRIVATE diseases. structure, hydrocele vario
Aliniu cele, tenderness. swellings. weak
ness. piles ana fistula. Rupture quickly cured
without detention from business.
cATkRRH throat, lung, liver, heart. bowel,
VI nAnA ladder, kidney, urinary and all
constitutional and internal troubles. treated
far in advance Of any other institution in the
west.
RI00D AND SKIN diseases. sores, spots
DnVVD nND 1Aih pimples, scrofula. rheu-'
matism, eruptlons etc. promptly cured, leav-
ing the system IN pure, strong and. healthful
state
TknIFC IL you are suffering from headaches
unDIHD or any of the distressing aiimtnts
peculiar TO your sex, you shoad call at the
Metropolitan. Dispensary without delay.
Among the staff OF skilled surgeons and
physicians OF THE METROPOLITAN DIS.
PENSARY is the most expert OF living electro
theraputists who has spent many years In
Guys Hospital, London He IS fully equipped
with ali the latest devices and appliances
known TO this department of electrical science
By combining this treatment with internal
remedies many diseases which have baffled for
years the skill OF the most eminent specialists
and resisted the potency Of drug medication
yield readily.
Experiments by scientists are constantly and
surely proving electricity TO be the great
motor power OF creation. Electricity IS the
most powerful chemical agent. as well as the
basis OF chemical action. II is the primal ele-
scientific and material world. ard through the
sympathes, our love for the beautiful our
ambition. our love for home and fhosa we
hold dear. we are instructed in all the minute
details Of the mysterious workings OF our daily
lives. and arc blessed with every possible AT
opment OF our existence. The honnds of our
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possibilities and capabilities are infinitely
great. There is revealed to us q world Of Won
der at the beginning OF organic life. Let us
venture TO step back beyond the threshold OF
creation and muse upon that original eternal
material that slumbered in the deep bosom OF
chaos and out OF which all the tangible sub
stance we see and admire were made We be-
leve that through the action OF electric forces"
the material world took on life and that by this
powerful. all-perrading agent, under Deity,
they are kept in motion from age to age. Eiec-
tricity actuates the whole frame of nature, and
produces all the phenomena that transPires
throughout the realms of unbounded space. IL
is the most powerful and subtle agent EN-
universe and in carrying on the multifarious
operations of nature. II is INN aterial to what
department of this globe and its surrounding
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IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR
i the county Of Salt Lake territory OF Utah.
In the matter of the estate OF Ezekiel Lee de-
ceased. On reading and fling the petition OF
Lucy Lee Evans praying for partition OF lot Q,
block 49, plat "A" Salt Lake city survey, Sale
Lake county. Utah. property OF said deceased.
heretofore assigned to said petitioner and
other cevisees under the last win OF SAID de-
ceased, among the respective parties entitled
thereto. II is ordered that the hearing OF said
application be appointed for Tuesday the 18th
day OF July. 1852 at 10 o'clock an OF that day.
at the court room OF this court 81 the county
court house In Salt Lake city. and that notice
thereof be given to ali parties interested who
reside in this territory or to their guardians,
and to the agents. attorney OF guardians II sny
In this territory, OF such as reside out OF this
territory by publishing \ copg OF this order
daily until said day appointed for the hearing
OF said application in THE SALT LAKE HERALD
anewspaper published in the city and county oe
Salt Lake.
Dated Salt Lake city. June 80 1872
G. W. BARTCH. Judge.
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SUFFERING MEN.
Diseases Which Attack the HUI
man System.
Some Remarkable Cures By New MstnOds-A
Word to Men.

The worst enemy always takes you By sur
prise The difficulty in fighting the Indians
was their stealthy advance and almost GER
tainty OF surprise.
SO by insidiens and stealthy degrees disease
creeps upon you. Watch for the symptoms
therefore, and seek cure before you are sur
prised by incurable disease.
You, therefore. who are nervous weak, tired,
languid, exhausted in nerve power and physical
strength. who are sleepless, wake tired and
unrefreshed without strength and energy en-
ough for the days work, who have malaria, poor
blood, headache, Dackacne. dyspepsia. lOs5 OF
appetite, constipation, kidney or liver COM
plant take the proper means TO secure res
toration TO health BEFORE IHEsE SYMPTOMS
RESULT IN FATAL PARALYSIS, INSANITY. NER-
voUs PRosTRATIoN. SHATTERED NERVES,
HEART FAILURE OR DEATH.
Mr. Henry Moss. well-known young man of
Provo Utah, was victim OF nervous debility,
and thought he was going to die. He tells the
story himself; VI wish TO make this statement
for publication, hoping il viii be the means of
helping other sufferers. l was a complete
wreck and had given up all hope OF ever gett-
ing better. had tried a number of physicians
but in spite of their efforts / continued to get
worse. was finally advised to try DR.. Gwin,
OF the Metropolitan Dispensary. now of Salt
Lake City, and did So and / thank God that
went there. for they cured me- l feel as good
as ! ever did Ia my life, and 1 advise any one
requiring medical treatment TO go to them. I
Siltl al Ways leel luuSDteu 10 the aDle pnySl-
clans OF the Metropolitan Dispensary for cur
ing me as they did.
Henry Moss Provo Utah"
A friendly talk may save you thousands of
dollars or years OF suffering and perhaps your
life. Each patient is seen privately and all
communications received in sacred confidence,
Sc your memory failing or your mental
powers weakening? If so you know the
cause. Go and get cured and be . nan,
METROPOLITAN D1sPENSARY, Gentle
r1en-Thsi is to ex press my qualification that
am cured Of my troubles-neTvous debility
and calarrh had tried various remedies
and doctors until I almost despaired, but your
treatment has brought me health and strength
and feel like a new man. YOu may use my
naIac for the benefit Of others who are attic
ted as twas
II. e. PETERSON. 500 Folsom St S. T.
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GsLAIRVOYANT-MRS DIR. HILL UF NEW
~ York city can be consulted at her pariors.
4 and ;, No. ga State street. on all affairs of
life, being celebrated business clairvoyant
astrologist and scientific palmist who has q
reputation throughout the world for accurate
aud truthful readings OF the past. present and
future through her wonderful Egyptian mirror,
removes all evil influences and family estrange-
ments. unites the separated, causes speedy
marriages, brings success 10 the unsuccessful.
and tells when TO make profitable investments I;
consultations from 81 to 81; also tells full name
and shows picture OF the one you will marry.
Mrs. Hill has been consulted by the most sue
cessful business men and ladies of New York
Boston and Chicago. Hours from 10 o. m. to 8
d m. Fifteen wears of experience.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND
Il for Salt Lake county territory OF
Utah-In the matter OF the estate OF Maria De
Gray, deceased Notice-Notice is hereby given
that William Fuller. administrator OF the
estate OF Maris De Gray. deceased has
rendered for settlement. and fled in said court.
his final account OF his administration Of said
estate and petition for dnal distribution OF the
residue OF said estate among the persons en-
titled thereto and that Tuesday the 18th day OF
July, A d. 1899. at 10 O'clock 3. m, at the court
room OF said court, In the county court house,
Salt Lake city and county. Utah territory. has
been duly appointed BY the Judge OF said court
for the settlement OF said account and hearing
said petition for distribution. at which time
and place any person Interested IN said estate
may appear and show cause. II any there DO,
why said account should not DO settled and
approved and final distribution made IS prayed
for
Dated June IA 1892
c. E. ALLEN,
Clerk OF the Probate Court.
s. W. DARKE,
Attorney for applicant.
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Special Notices.

Want For Sale, For Rent, Lost Found.
etc. Advertisements / cent per word each
issue; by the month. Sl.o0 per line. Estrav
notices si.00 for each animal Advertised. Mar
rage notices. Sl.G0: birth notices 30 cents,
dsAth announcements, free; obituary com
ments, Is cents per line. No advertisement
tske1 for less than 10 cents.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CTTY OF
ID Salt Lake July 6, 1899. Bids will be re-
ceived by the board of education until 10 a. m.
July %. 1892, for the erection Of twelve class
room school building on the corner OF Peach
and First West streets in the Nineteenth ward.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Of
fee of r. Kletting. architect. Hooper & Ed
ridge block. No bids viii be considered unless
accompanied by certified check for per cent.
Of the amount Of the bid. Committee on sites
and buildings.
B. G. RAYBouLD, Chairman
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LOST.


r OST-BROWN SPANIEL DOG. RETURN
IL 800 South Main and get reward
T OST-IF THE PARTY WHO TOOK 4
III gold watch from the bath house at Gar
field beach between and D. N. on July will
leave the same at this office reward Of SIS will
be paid him and no questions asked.
II OST-A STEEL COLORED DIAMOND
III stud, between the city and Garfield. A lib
eral reward will be paid If returned to office
Of Salt Lake Gas Co.
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nIVlnEMnS.

dividend N0TICE-SECOND QUARTER
~ " dividend Of the Cooperative Wagon and
Machine company is payable July Is, 1879 At
the eompany's o1.ce on Stale street Rulon s.
MalLa- secreLaI4 and 1reAanrer.
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A NNUALs MEETING. THE ANNUAL
Il meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Deseret Savings bank. win be held on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of July. A. d.
1892 at l2 o'clock noon, at it's office in the Des-
purpose OF electing directors to serve for the
ensuing year and for the transaction OF such
other business as may lawfully come before il.
ELIAS A. SMITH, Cashier.
SALT LAKE City, June rs. 1922.
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HILLS PARK AT MILL CREEK. 1T IS
IL now re-opened for the entertainment Of
the public private parties, and for schools for
picnicing, boating, dancing, swinging. fish
ing and other sports. Refreshments OF all
kinds sold on the grounds.
JOHN HILL. Prop'r
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DIED.

LowRY-At the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
John Scarborough. July 8, 1892, Mrs. Hopey
Lowry. aged rs years.
Funeral tomorrow at Sixth ward meeting
house at IL a m.
Tennessee and Alabama papers please copy.
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dds FOR BUILDING. -IJNTII, lilly

ID 1892. the undersigned will receive at his or
flee in Logan, Utah. bids for the erection OF the
central part and north wing Of the main build
ing of the agricultural college, located in Logan
Utah. Said building is to be built according
to plans and specifications TO be seen at the Of
fee OF the experiment station. Logan, Utah.
and at the offlce of Thompson & Wiegel. Salt
Lake City. The right to reject any and all bids
Is reserved. BY order Of the board Of trustees
OF the Agricultural College Of Utah.
ISignedl JNO, #. GAME, JR.. Sec'y.
LOGAN, July l. 1892
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MEETINGS,

NOTICE-NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEz
IN that the regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the State Bank OF Utah. Of Salt
Lake city. will be held at the banking house,
said city ON Tuesday, July IL 1892, at o'clock
D. N.
Said meeting is for the purpose OF electing
directors TO serve for the ensuing year and for
the transaction of such further business as
may properly come before the meeting.
HEBER M. WELLS, Cashier.
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WANTED.

TANTED-sITUATION BY MAN AND
w wife as meat and pastry cook. Address
Herald office
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yNANTED-TWO GOOD BOYS. AGED "A
w want situations as cash, errand boys o
messengers Best OF references. Address
Herald
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81 PETERsoN, 502 FOLSOM St. s. F,

What Mrs. Wheeler says: "You have got to
try their treatment to appreciate the quick
relief they give After suffering IS years
have reason to be grateful for my happy re-
lease from pain. Ny address is 200 Stockton
Street. San Francisco, Cal.
Such testimony as this means some-
thing, coming as it does from a lady of
excellent standing who is to be found at
the above given address.
EOPOISOEOUS MINERALS Or DRUGS USED.
Mr.. A. /. Clark, living on First South street
between West Temple and First West streets
has many friends here. He is baker by occu
patton, and was q living wreck up to shor
time ago. He wrote: 81 have suffered from
blood poisoning for twelve months and was
treated by nearly every physician OF note, bu
without any beneficial result. I went unde
treatment and am now perfectly end perma
nently cured. 1t gives me great pleasure Z
recommend The Metropolitan Dispensary
(slgned). A. L. CLARK"
The very flattering way in which the resi-
dentso OF Salt Lake City and OF Utah generally
have shown their appreciation OF the skill
honesty and facilities of the staff OF physician,
composing the Metropolitan Dispensary, have
induced the management TO locate permanently
in Salt Lake City, with offices at THE WHITE
HOUSE.
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FERSnMAL..


GUNNER SCHOOL LOW Err GRADE AND
- kindergarten at ST. Marks school. Terms
moderate; teacher will see parents on Mon
day. 18th inst, from to 10 a. N. at the school
Il frame cottage and stable at Snyderville
Apply Mountain Stone company, 20 Gunner
block.
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ESTRAYEn-


CTRAYED OR STOLEN-ONE SLENDER
y brown horse, strip in face, three white feet
And one pinto riding horse. Bring to Farmers
Ward meat market and be rewarded.
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yWANTED-GIRL. IN FAMILY OF TWO
w for general housework. Apply at 60.
South Main
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HTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w <housework. Apply lis Fifth East street
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NTANTED-A JANITOR. ENQUIRE o.
w f, Auerbach & Bros.
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Bids VARIED.

dds FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A
ID school house in the Fifty-ninth district
will be received until p. m, July 10Th at the
Office of T, NJ. Timer & Son. architects. Con-
stitution building The right is reserved to
reject any or all BIDS
Per order Of the trustees
STEWART TANNER.
n. L. BOWMAN
y
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MUNICIPALITIES TO PUT UP ABOUT
w 30 tons of hay in Parley's Park Fo
particulars, address B. S. Kimball, BOX 42
Park City.
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ARCHITECTS.

n B. TYSON, ARCHITECT AND SUPER
u, infendent J. L. Peck. Civil Engineer.
Room sos, Constitution Building
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TYTANTFD = A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework that understands cooking
References requested. Apply at 30 N. Firsi
East.
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XKTANTED = A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework Small family, no children
Apply at No. 80 N. Second West street.
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JXTANTED-A GOOD LARGE WORK
w mare. double harness and saddle. Ad
dress Immediately this ONCE, NJ. M.
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Iy7ANTED = TEAMS TO HAUL ROCK
" Mountain Stone company, No. 20 Culmer
block.
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MONEY TO LOAN.


ATz, soR PER CENT. IS COMMERCIAL
n block
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yTANTED-PLUMBER GAS AND STEAM
w filters to keep away from Salt Lake city,
Utah. Strike on
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yTJANTED = A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. Small family, no children
Apply at No. 65 North Second West street.
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WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Apply AZ West Sixth South.
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e 1 PER CENT BUSINESS PROPERTY; Z
U2 and per cent residence property. Also
small amounts at per cent. Building leans
made. Jos p. Bache, md floor Dooly block
81. z AND III PER CENT ON INSIDE IN.
U2 proved property. John j. Snyder. Rooms
So and &C. Hooper block. Telephone 557
La rye building loans made.
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Spencer s Lynch

Spencer Il Lynch
will
remove to
124 Main
about
Aug. 1st.
Secure
some bargains
in
Shoes
now.
SPENCER & LYNCH.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

II NIGHTS OF THE ANCIENT ESSENIC
N Order-Fidelity Senate No. meets every
first and third Monday in each month at the
/. O. o. +. temple. When five Mondays occur
in month the two Senates hold q joint meet
ing. Visiting knights cordially invited.
]. J. THOMAS, E. S.
H. o. HOWARD. Secretary
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Mr.. Burton. manager OF the Salt Lake
theatre, has returned from few DAYS trip
to New York, in the course Of which he
saw Cleveland nominated at Chicago. Mr..
Burton says thirteen OF New York's
theatres are closed and those that remain
open are rather poorly attended. Managers
are all blue.oVer the past season, and bluer
still when they look ahead and think that
until November the public is going TO be TO
much excited over political parades and
meetings TO give much thought to theatre
Gals Many managers will defer their
openings till after election, and others will
send their companies into the west and
south, where the excitement is supposed
not to run SO high. BY this arrangement
Salt Lake will see some excellent attrac
lions in September and October which she
has been accustomed only TO have 10 sum
mer. A. NJ. Palmer's company with Stod-
DART ct al. the "Glorianan company. the
s'Junier Partner with Henry Miller and
some others. are booked for Septemb Der.
Mr.. Burton says Mr.. Frohman was not at
all concerned over the light business done
by the Lost Paradise in Salt Lake.
putting 1t down TO hot weather. and saving
that Salt Lake had been TOO kind 10 his at
fractions IN tue past to think Of grumbling
ct the hrst backset. AS stated in TEE
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WEsTERN BILE POSTING Co. -llNol

MAN OFFICE, 40 RICHARDS sTREET.
III Salt Lake, 6 w. Anderson. general man.
ager. Branch ofices at Ogden, Park City,
Provo and Logan.
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>. w. DAhkEi
Attorney for applicant
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RI ARR1s & WILSON, 2al MAIN STREET.
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The New York Mirror has received a
letter from Richard Mansfield dated in this
city during his engagement here. wherein
be says a Salt Lake paper has been inter
viewing him and making him say things
which he did not say. lnaslnuch as the
articles were printed during Mansheld's
presence here, and seeing that he did not
then dispute their correctness. his letter to
the hffror will be taken for what 1t is
worth--which is not much.
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INANTED-A SECOND G1RL-APPLY 15S
w North Main street.
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CTAR OF BETHLEHEM-MIZ LODGE,
y No. J. o. S B., OF salt Lake city, meets
every Monday at p. n, in tho Temple Of
Honor hall. corner First South and Main.
Visiting brethren cordially invited.
L. P. ROBINSON. Worthy Commander
6 L HOnGER Serbia
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Ada Rehan, OF course, 10 the strong CEN
tral character in Mr.. Days company, but
John Drew stands close beside her in the
estimation Of the public. Mr. Drew's con-
neciion with Daily is now IN it's last weeks,
and to that fact is probably due something
Of the rush Tor seats. Mr.. Drew opens I'M
der Charles Frohman's management
October 3, in a new comedy by Bison.
Maudie Adams being his leading lady. Al
rather ungrsceful thing by the way, for
Mr.. DAILY 10 do, was to cast reflections. in
an interview, on the coming tour OF Mr.
Drew, and to doubt whether he would
make, q successful star. Mr.. Frohmsn is
naturally indignant. and what Mr.. Drew
must have felt il is not hard to imagine.
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JXJANTED = THE ADDRESS OF j. F.
w Craig. recently OF this city. Anyone
having this address VIII convey favor by for
warding same TO this ofice.
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Henry Moss, Provo. Utah"

A friendly talk may save you thousands of
dollars or years Of suffering and perhaps your
life. Each patient is seen privately and all
communications received in sacred confidence,
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NOR RENT-ONE EIGHT ROOMED BRICK
Z house with bath. range. electric light. fur
mace, etc, close in. e. L. Sheets, room II
Commercial block.
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TNANTED-GOOD GIRL. APPLY AT
w once, 4S East Third street.
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A NCIENT ORDER FOREsTERS OF AMER
Il lea. Court Pride OF Utah No f257, meets
at 33H West Temple street. A. o. q. w. hail.
on the first and third Wednesdays Of each
month Visiting brothers cordially invited
W. II. WOOD, Chief Ranger.
G w. ARHMoR, F. s. 2. Q. Box 1866.