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The Modern Prophet, Set.
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Jos smith ne u Prophet, lecture do
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students a1-iely IA Mo Social Hall, salt uaAa,
Jan, "a, 1901 Sc.
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n'eirne' Ordinances and History. by John
Jiluol, Zoe.
THO Second Coming OF the Messiah,
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AHNiysis OF the Hook of Mormon. h,
o. II. Roberts, &c.
Tho only Way Co bo saved, b, Io,.,,.
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What Cures Pimples ?
Iho only reliable preventive and cure, when
not duo TO constitutional humor, Is
Cuticura Soap.

II oonnins mild rwrouion Of CUuCURA,
tho great skin Cutr, which enables IL to dissolve
tho schaeeous or oily matter % u forms at tho
mouths Of tho pores.
ltstimuhi'a tho sluggish glands md tubes to
healthy activity, reduces Inflammation, soothos
and heals iuItaicd and roufhoued surfaces and
restores the skin to is original purity.
This 90 tho score. of IL wonderful success.
Tor bad compilations, red, rough hands and
thapcleaa nri'', dry, thin md falling hair acaiy
and ifriis'ed scalra and aimple t.by blemishcs
70 d. wonderful
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SOLD throughout the world.
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StaPdard Cbur1b Works.

uook Of Mormon. An account Of ne
Ausi1nt Inhabitants Of the American Contl-
neni, written by the band OF Mormon upon
Ilaios taken from The pilates u Nophl. found
near Manchester. Olnri1 Co.. Nsv York, and
tranaiaial ~ the Prophet Joseph smith, Jr.
ull il'5i Pail uosE, tlo0, rml Roam, tiIsi
FOIL hocs ,fmsii, tis1. Pull Leather, embossed,
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l1i Ciuihti5s.
Docirinc end Covenants OF the Church Of
3o'ua Daut Of Laliorvliy stlntst containing
DC iiaveiaiionl given 70 Joseph Smith, IT,. the
Prophet, iof th' blniins up OF ihe Kingdom "
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aud tevelaior of tho Church OF Josus Christ n
liii'-iiy Saints. Mlr1cco, oHt u.a,,
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What Causes Pimpics ?

CloFgIng Of tho pores or mouths OF tho seba.
eooua glands with scbum % oily matter.
Inc plug OF SODIUM IN tho ccntro 81 the pimpio
Il called a hlackhcad, grub, OF comod1no.
Nature viii not allow tho clogging OF tho pores
20 continue long, hence,
Inflammation rain, swelling and rcdncal,
hicr pua or matter forms, breaks or O. opcaol,
ihe plug comes out and tho pore 10 once moro
free.
lhefo arc thousand OF these rorgs Ia tho face
Alone any ono Of which Be- liable to become
eloggcd By neglect or disease.
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music.

Ehe Improvement Association Sons
hook' contains q collection OF ORIGINAL
and selected songs and hymns -. 10 music BY
Professor L.. nccslcy. scyeniy-clght pages Of
choice music, postpaid, tor
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SEE wmAr II HAS noNE foR ME

nm az good NJ QUO risen f0m the
dead. 4, A few months ago | had give4
myself up 10 die, and by mere chance
h,afi Of Miller's Geneva Mineral
Water, from Gonovu, New Iurf. |
called ut tue Water Depot In Portland,
Oregon. told the agent had been
afflicted for many y,Rrs with what IL
called Cyaiitos, or lnflmmatilu u tht
bladder, also dinbeicf, that | had lot
nifty pounds weight la the tas, year,
ana that / would soon pass 10 an thor
sphere. have spent Thousands II
dollars on doctors and mediolnes, ana
vi 10 no avail; and wpa using moIi-
cine oil the time for ths pnst six years,
by the time hal used i've gall0us Of
the Geneva Water | was c0mpnrn.
lively well. on, heur me. all you that
are afflicted and suffering with Ud.
nary Troubles or Stomach Ailments ~
any kind, the Geneva Minrfal Water
Will euro you. 10 has curni me.
Come and sec me and Judge flr
yourself 1909 Post office Block, Sal.
Lake CITY.
JOHN srODDARD.
AN OLD TiNER.
We, the underslgued, testify that the
foregoing 10 tfuu.
Hon. David Eceles, cH-Mayor, Ogden.
George Rlmnry, Bishop 2Oth ward.
q. w. Nlbley, Secretary Oregon Lum-
Der 90.
Judge rhomA, ID. Dee.
Hon. Joseph Howell.
Bishop 81. r. Brown.
John a. McAlisleL, Notary.
Hon. "A. X. spencer.
Hon. J. A. West.
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Women full OF pains, aches
ana weaknesses find comfort,
strength and renewed vitality In
Cntieura Plaster, the first and only
pain-kllllng, uerye-strenEtheulng
plaster wien all else falls.
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KILLERS GENEVA
MINERAL WATER.
srRfN0,i GiNEyA. ny
NATURES REMEDY.
A Tonic and a Regulator.
Has CURED

Insouinia.Iucinicut arighr., Diabetes,
Kidney TFenhiss, tHdigrsiion. Ncr.
Nous nysp.psia, Nervous Debility.
Canstipaiiou. orNVei. HhramAtian.
Cstnrrh Of tue nowsis. Liver utm.
cuitiss. Female complaints, en-.
tatrh and Inflammation OF tbo
uinddsr.
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WANTED.

.
! $50 rEt MoSui A Goup ng.
u.l latt f1nI eiiy reference. 49, oatt,
! Gtn TUENtsmp MOUSE MIX
- r -. butter ana vegetables. Hauyh
ATAnmED JANiruR USnEH.rANDiNG
- ,'iW .ut % tiY. tI and rUnt Tree.
iarucular l.'i eait rlr.t South.
I .An'ss TRAVELLING COMPANION tcfTO.
- Must un1o stand music aud 20 az
prucHcci ou The ROAD igi and ,spen',s.
Ladies LAeha4-o, YES east. first aouui
MANAGING HOTEL uOUsEKrrPrRs
Va .t Married woman preferred ifut.
nalI WV bn umruFrd % HttHflctIu. Par.
uol'ai. l.', eaai, tift south
pANtH FOHEMtM Pgt MONTH go
~ Emu BOARD. D., east, ilrst South.
4 UiUL 10 10 GENEitAL HOUSEWARES.
4 49, ~ Tor second place. Apply 10
DARrNEu FoU RtsrAURANr. uwNER
= h'a complete outni mud wanta partntr
With small capital Particular ALI LtlnFs.
oNAis hu.osn, ta =. 2nd south Street
nAliN HAND. HARDWARE sAfEs
- man, 1ruE inan. sH.t Lake Lxchauro
hafcal, p O.. .nd south sueoL
En COAL MINERS. RANCH Mas.
~ 20 iccl stock SAT- Lake ENchaueo
hnreau' ~ q. snd ,outh street
IANiruH CATHOLIC. shIT LAEF
~ Lachangy iulcau, ~ b. 2nd sonih 5rcot
I ADY CAGyAssEE, SALARY Ayp
- cumuuti0u, lady partner with IN b
r1lital. -alt lake fNUhtngi bureau, 10 u
DON ron BAKERY, STEADY WouK.
- aalt Lake Exchange bureau. O. T.. AVID
MAN1ED-A fiG,rCLAss lUP MO.
w ~ o. phtciou and harness Must Tea
hAIFa'h' W. ~ hogAn, ~ fostoficc hIocE
Clrf AID COUNTY WARRANTS
y. fought M,J, Hogan, tio foftonlco Hook
NNANtkp-A GOOD WORK TRAM
W harness Hnd wagon, also good double
eei on erFsy harness W. !. hogan, sig rOst
u you WANT TO m sunk oF A FAR
= treatment when yoa coll or luy gu 20 tha
1,.erei socohd-hand store. $40 south. tate ~
A IT, KINDS oF GOODS. Ar au
II stats, ". Woulcr.
A bLNI~ MAKE s. q DAY. GUEATE.T
n Kitchen Utensils ever invented WrtHiia |
Nc' Two To- lE rold "a every house Sample
portage laid i've cents. forihov 8 McMaatn, |
frut CltEArErr PiAuE rs Town Is
4 the ]. \. J., second hand tturo, ! z west
second south. Large stock Of cygry Thing on |
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FOR RENT.

IgOusE 10 RENT. CuLAr. ROOMS.
water up stalls aud down, on ON south,
lutfctn ON aud tth kaft inquire OF o. 49,
Moylc, Atsigure over nerorCt Natlonal uuuh.
DENIEHs, ATTENTION HAVE
IL over 2lv houses in 40 parts % The city
tor rent, NY lirt includes every location
nflro anu convenience tHuNyyuurpa and
courteous attendants always ready 10 show
you houses FREQ ~ Chlfae. save street on
tlrc, uWH aud tfuuuu uf getting your hbuses
from me. The only hIst,clnss rental depart
mrnl la the city. ~. j. Hogan, tiJ posianirs
Block.
INuRNisuEp UOOMs AND uousF4 M
y nl parih o. tho city W, j.. Hogan. iII
fOstunce BLOCK,
A LARGE FARM TO RENT.
A ilNE FARM 10 nENT sNTEEy
IN mlcs from tho cry. Apply carly AZ s2s
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NobI2 woMeQ's lives Series.

Lyd'a Knights History, an intsr.,,,-.
Noiuino, wr''on 10 an attractive and pleasing
siyio, 25t
iscroincs OF "Mornondoin, - irtsr,.,,,,
sketches of vouuu who havo proved then
solves worthy Of honor 25c.
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A LARGE FARm no RrNT.
MONEY BROKERS.

S25,OOO T S5,o s9lI ,,,, oS j c sI.,l.
tics. NJ. bogan, 40 ustu1lcu Block.
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[NHuLg on HALE INTEREST
~ .,. 90 barber ,'lr shows rs, >. ioau 10
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A lIW ErLYNup OPENINGS is
- Che hardware AuI plumbing UUslnrs.
Vel, hosln, liI tosion.rt a.u..
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II you nuN'u stE WHAT Won
4 want iu tho above list. can on iUe. a
Began, ilv rostuuiHe block
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an IMPROVED PROPERTY, IL ANY
NDtari Public ln once
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NICE. GENTLE BUGsY HoU.E AND
~ harness. So W J. Began. ilQ loiiohco
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II NOU WISH 10 uOMtuw NDNtt
4 eau on SALT LAkk VALLEY IOAS
4 Ttusr COMPANY, ~ east. firtt solth
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D YOU WANT a GOOD PAYING
millinery Oh uresHmuaiuT uHr.ur vail uu
w" We hogan, 800 lost1ii.o Block
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

T. You WISH 10 LINEAGE IN
me. NJ logan. slu rusiontc iflrl.
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GEO rEN NORTH GuUp 49,.
tNONy. liable man a. nIrh.waishuln.
poo latg good city reference. 49, oatt,
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GrLtNnip OPENINGS FuH CApAUIp
l1uilcc men Co set balls lutUrtst tu estaUiisHrt
buaiuuatcs So o. 90, 900 required. ~. j. Dol.
EUu, tlu iustun|rt % u.k
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I HAVE SEVERAL MOE GROCERIES
\ tnr sale from 500 60 ;a,oIl W. j, hogan
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lNuk SALE AZ hACAIFIUE-
Il aeronm furnished house. centrally Io.
cause Cor selling, Is. J, Hogan. tl0 rosi1GIco
IlIurk
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II you WANT Gunn PAY.
lut saloon, cal ou mo. w.. HosAn, do
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GtNtEAL GOOD rhNtNu HEsIAu.
- Ignts' lrce1, i-al tpi4,ull. W, y. 10.
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Nothing uuutual occurred nj thr
opening OF the ulet-Duly the tfadI.
uonal program being o3uscisnuously
carried through.
Dr. George Brsndgs has flushed %
large WcFk ou "Wiihsm Shakespeare D.
which VIII 10 publiahod boy tLs AN.
uondal Publishlug House tuls winter
Ihe fourth Danish edliionof hAaJ.
ued Hords,O by Camille Il. Damma.up.
mas been published. Tho tunHlstiol
hAs econ made from the ai.h FloLon
euitOu.
~ the oroniuF VI thu Rlksiag the
goNeInment Presented tho ropuTl4 Ion
w hsgal year ending March 8lst.
lesl, The receipts wern Sl5IgJ.U 90
anu Tue expenditure sl7, gOl OJO.
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t'uNNisliku NluNING HOUSES
~ aud hn'ns. centrally l0caiHii 30 toAI
100 90 t5ul W. y. logan. tlI pasinnIa6
lilurE.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-06-22
ABSOLUTELY PURE

The other night about IL o'clock as
Prof. Lewelen of Henderson. Tenn,
was passing along Main street in front
of the court house. he was astonished
to meet Rev Mr. Rodgers, the pastor
of the Christian church. attired in
only a night shirt and wide -brimmed
hat, says writer in the st. Louis
Globe Democrat. As he passed him
Prof Lewelen noticed that his eyes
were tightly closed, and, surmising
that he was a somnambulst, he deter
mined to follow him. When Mr.
Rodgers reached the gate of the court
house yard he entered closely follow
ed by Prof. Lewelen, and, walking to
the south side of the court house, he
grasped the lightning rod and began
to ascend. Selling him by the shirt,
Prof. Lewelen endeavored to pull him
down; but the cloth gave way and the
minister climbed to the cornice and
then crawled to the top of the incline
of the roof. Seating himself on the
roof he slid to the bottom Of the in
cline, catching by slight projection
at the very edge. He continued this
performance until the professor be-
came alarmed and seizing the rope OF
the court house bell he began to ring
for help. The people of the town
installing it for fire alarm, assemb
led in the yard to.the number Of near
ly 800 and watched the minister's
strange antics for nearly half an hour.
At the end of this time he descended
the rod and, passing through the
crowd, made his way to his boarding
place. On being interviewed the next
he declared that he knew
of what happened the night
before, He now sleeps with his legs
to the bed post. A young
woman secured the piece of shirt that
was torn off and divided it among her
friends as souvenirs of the incident.
She says she Will put her piece in
,razy quilt. The minister is none the
worse for his experience except a
slight bruise.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-06-22
CAUGHT A BALL0ONER.

Il used to make balloon ascensions
in connection with Warmers circus
said an old and retired aeronaut tie
other day, ''and one day / went up
from Pekin, Illinois. The balloon was
new and light and / got much long
er ride than what | expected I final
ly descended in a farm house yard
about ten miles away, my anchor hav-
ing caught in a cherry tree. The far
mer was an old fellow, about sixty
years of age, and he sat reading on his
his door step as | came down. He re-
moved his glasses, put them in their
case, put the case in his pocket and
then came forward and carelessly OBJ
served:
That a balloon?'" s"
Yes. Help me pull it down."
I" Are you a ballooner|"
"'Yes. Pull hard"
''We got the air ship down, and ]
wanted him to take me to town in his
wagon. He had none, and l had hired
rig of neighbor, and was about to
depart when the old fellow stepped
forward with:
'' I have little bill here, sir -
g Bill what for?" "
Damage to cherry tree, 2 shillin's;
skeerin' my poultry, so cents; skeerin'
my old woman. the same: services Of
myself, 81. Total 1925, which is
mighty cheap considerin' the times"
:" But l won't pay it, !" I protested.
"'Oh you won't? Well, I'm JUS
tice of the Peace, and I'll issue war
rant. My naybur is constable, and he
kin serve it. The old woman is out Of
her fit by this time, and she'll be wit
ness, and | sort o'reckon I'll fine you
about S25 for disturbin the peace and
of this COURT"
And [ was made to realize that the
best way out of it was to come down
with the amount of his bill, and lucki
ly l had it and quarter to spare
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Buy Dullam's German % cent Cough
Cure at f. O. Buerstatte.

New York Post: Experiments in
''telepathy' are in favor for evening
A simple one that is
interesting, and that may in
clude a number of persons, consists IN
one of them and forming
a circle in which all stand with hands
Joined. A card is selected from a
pack and placed where it may plainly
be seen by all but the person blind
folded. He is expected to maintain a
perfectly passive state, while the at
tention Of the others is fixed exclusive
" on the card. After time the I'M
age of the object on the card is ''sug-
gested to the mind" and named. In
one instance where this experiment
was tried the ten of diamonds was on
the card selected, and the blindfolded
person. being ignorant Of the object
decided upon, described ten real dia-
monds that he saw arranged as they
would be upon the card. In blind
folding the light may be entirely shut
out from the eyes by folding kid
gloves into a pad to lay over them
and then binding with a handkerchief
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-06-22

A kangaroo is the latest candidate
for the boxing championship and
while Jim Corbett and Peter Jackson
are screwing up their courage to &C;
cept the challenge, it is daily having
a mill with its captor and trainer,
Prof Landerman, with the Great Le-
men Bros Shows. The animal fights
under the Marquis of Queensbury
rules, shakes hands before starting,
promptly ceases hostihties at the call
of Time" and retires generally to his
own corner between the rounds though
he is guilty Of occasional lapses. At
a recent contest the first day opened
in favor of the man, but the kangaroo,
after the third round, had not turned
a hair, while his opponent was in a
profuse perspiration. The exhibition
is amusing and interesting in its way.
The Lemon Bros Will positively ex-
hibit here this season Saturday, June
oath.
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Here is story which, according to
the New York Sun was a favorite in
the repertory of a famous Cincinna-
tian:
''On one OCCASION" he was wont to
say, "a friend of mine had been on a
terrific spree which had been occupy
ing his nights right along for two
weeks or more. He managed some
how to be Oh deck during business
hours, but when night came he was
down in the hole, and everywhere else.
One morning he awoke heavy headed,
half dressed and lying crosswise of the
bed When he had gone to sleep or
how he did not remember. There was
the odOr Of stale beer and wine and
tobacco smoke in the room, and bot
ties and cigar butts were scattered ali
over. BY great effort he got to his
feet, and for an instant his head felt
as though it would fall off and burst
into a million pieces. He cast his eyes
around the room. As they fell upon
the foot Of th e bed they encountered
grim and grinning monkey sitting
on the rail. There was no known
reason why a monkey should be there,
but there it sat and grinned. He
watched it intently as he slipped over
toward table where lay a loaded re
volyer. He was very rocky, but he
had grip enough to hold the gun, and
with a sudden movement he had it
trained on the simian. He was fam
OjIS shot bIIt the paoplzpv pavar yUay-
cred. 1t simply sat there winking'and
grlnning. My friend held the pistol
down on it for a second, steadily.
Now he said nervously, If you
are a real money, you are in h of
Il tix'-then he hesitated for moment
but if you are not he went on
then Em in a h of fix
He banged away, and it was ten
days before he was himself again.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-06-22
HAS NEVER BEEN DISAP-
POINTED.

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cannot be said of many things, but
coming from one who has been a suf-
ferer for many years no further tri-
butte can be added:
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from headache for many years and
can cheerfully recommend krause's
Headache Capsules as being the only
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stant relief Have been using them
for about six months and have never
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Yours with respect
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