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no EXTRA CHARGE,


tAJt SIDE.
2D AVE- Uncomfortable room board for :
girls, reasonable "a floor, front.
81 AVE 967- Widow with nice home would board
lew respectable girls employed during day.
Atm AVE. 10, opposite cooper Unon-Fur.
n'sIrd o lnlS. good, substantial hoarl; English
CouAIng, Tor gentlemen Il married couples ~. 30,
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ArH AVE. 81 Elegantly furnished large &
small rooms, French board; gas bath La
fourctdr.
9TH sr.. "a E.-Boardcrs wanted; elegantly
furnished large X SINAI. rooms; summer prices;
table holm,
llTII ST. q i, hl,,N from BroadwSy-DesiraSle,
cool rooms, abundant table: transiens, South
cgHsTs
IErlI ST. Isl y. 20 Furnished rooms, with or
without hoard: gentlemen, ~ 4 80
l,rH ST. 2ii between "a & Sd aves-Large &
small rooms good board; price moderate
elST ST. SO E.-Hnndsomcy furnished rooms.
with board. visitors To city accommodated; rea-
sonahlo rates; references
ED ST. IFS E.-NeWly furnished house; board:
scn:lenel. 50; ladies, 81, table board. s..
seD ST. 10 f., near Broadway-Lsrge & small
rooms. excellent table; translents; reasonable.
23D ST, 2sS J.. Nice room. board, S.: ., 80:
raih; homtlike; ring nell IL.
24D sr.. IL. =. Cool. pleasant rooms: tran
scut permanent table board; reasonable
terms; references.
18TH ST, 100 E-Large. cool rooms. vita or
without board; refsrsnees
18th SIC lys E, = elegant connecting rooms;
every eyen'eaes, With % without board;
s4AAAtAA~< A~t~~.
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A GENTLEMAN desires board In a respectabis
private family; Catholic preferred. NJ. T.,
Word, &C..
YOUNG LADY wishes room. with board u
nice family. nelghbJrhool from 10th To 10th
St. east side. state price expeeted. T.. care e
II. Abrahansen. 3s7 Z. fsd at ~
GENTLEMAN de- lies room, board: German
family not above sd ST. s. s box 81 Wodds
LADY q . smali ehiidren Wish board one boz
from city. plenty shade; other ooarders -
children; not ~ az B., 'os columbuA ave- % z
MARRIED couft.r want room a board near
Il; stats srtse w, hes ~ w'sid seser2
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unfurnished Rooms to Let.
furnished Rooms to Let.

lilTli 81. i27 W. arge uniirishei roam OF
ii"or in private house, opposite park references.
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Purchase and exchange.

Purchase and exchange.
me Tine, f5c. pr linz. Second Tine tee pr,
line; 77lsrd and Subsequent Times, zoe ,er hne.
X. PER lane ezsTa charge on Su,udasS
ADVERTISING OFFICE for all newspapers
state price. particulars and location. CASH,
box 3I5 World.
PHONOGRAPII-Any one having one to rent or
to sell on easy terms address f.. box 3si
World
PNEUMATIC SAFETY WANTED; give details
and state price. ROADSTER. box 232 World
uptown.
wANrED-A cash register cheap. J.. box IIy
World.
WANTED-A large American flag in good condi-
ton: must he cheap Address, with price and
size, j.. box ~ World.
wANTED-All kinds of feathers feather beds
pillows. highest prices paid: Will call. Address
Feathers, $50 Sd ave.
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.
unluraished.

PARI0R FLOOR & basement 5 or G rooms witt
Improvements nice neishborho;l l.. W. box
4r1 World uptown.
WhN1Ep-Small floor; private house or bust
ness place; from 18Th 30 26h ct {, from 18th To
7th cve, Address Good Reference. box 2:9 World.
uptown.
wASTEp-Flat or rooms and bath, 1924 to
l30th st; so. s., 81 W. l25th st.
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.unsuru,.h.d-nor, o, ,a.,h Street.

-unfurnIshed-Horth OF ,a5th Street.
WALTON AVE, cor. Cheever place-t.O % moor;
I sunny rooms q bath; location high. quiet
fno view. yeraDdas, shade. minutes to Mott
Haven Depot and Madison ave. cars Apply
prenisca
9TH AVE, 2li9-Attractve. decorated apart
msnts. rooms. bath. hall attendance. so TO
32e,
I33D ST., Ia W.. near 9Th ave, . rooms; all
improvements; handsomely decorated rent.
so, $40; Tree until AuCuSi.
GAKNElT CO. % T. l25th ST.
l35lH ST., 40 r., : duur' rom ~ ave. /
rooms, np light airy, on Is. hor ol quiet
house; ST.
I52p ST. csc W.T., rooms; T. III; exclusive:
adults: finest neighboThood view; reference.
GFST AND IIEALTHIFST FLATS IN Harlem
all improvements Janitor t3 W. l3;N -; n
rs ", l3ith 81.
CORNER FLATS. S21 TO 500.
five ruOms hath, all improvements
~ nradhuTst ave, corner Ntth ~,
COLLIN II. WOODWARD, S0t W. ll5th a..
FIVE ROOMS & HATH, sI4 TO sI8.
500 800 ", listh st. near sih ave. COLLIN
II. WOODWARD, SOi W. iSth st.
FREE TO AUG. !.
Five rOoms bath. SIS 10 SIS
~ To 235 W. 1884 st
COLLIN n. WOODWARD. 500 w. 18th at
4 ROOMS, gas washtubs; nice garden.
AAFFiS. 40S Nount Hope place. FREMONT
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BlCYcLES-is9i. sl25 pnelmatics, guaranteed.
lamp bell tools. while tey last. $tS. LEA
Power St, Brooklyn,
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BILLIARDS, PooL-Wagner e SANFORD. manu-
facturers; factory 40 Great Jones St, near
Btcaiway; new tables with fast cushions; second
hand: all makers; cheap
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FOR A CLEAN. COOL furni he'd fiat, good neigh.
bOrhood, at summer prices see
ELLIS 800 W. 4lstst.
FURNISHED FLAT Of rooms to rent in tle
Nristnn northeast corner Broadway d 55lh st.
For particulars address H., box 80 World.
GRAND ASSORTMENT Furnished fats all siscs.
prices localities. FLAGG GOU furnished fata).
?ie W 2ld st
THE AMSTERDAM LIS W sist st-To let '1r
or months, 6 rooms bath; all light, fully
furnished rent low to responsible respectable
snail family Apply to janitor or hall boy.
furnis shed -Brookiyn.
QUINCY ST. Simmer nvc.-Fine 3room
apartment, housekeeping, 81 weekly; every
voulcnce; also one for 81 30 Thompson. BIZ.
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Furnishea East Side
furnishes ives. Side.

FREE TILL. JJtY .. s"a ur. Veil furnished. co,
comfortable fats. 1875 Madison ave
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100 AND al T.. ~ II 81.
six ruoins oatS In god or,!cr, 1 u and s22. hp-
ply to janitOr or HOMER BDSiWlCk Il CO.,
I'ark ave 4 ,'tith st,
si6-FLoORs large rooms bath improvements;
cicyatsi station block. Jan!tur. az e. slsi st.
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must be Sold $40. BIS Fulton St. Brooklyn.
BICYCLE, high grade pneumatic cost 800, sell
$40 ne Myrtle ave. LIST toor. BROOKLYN.
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SAFES. s foot skeleton; also large. small and
medium nre-proof cheap.
s G. QUTRK, % Spring ST.
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BICYCLE-High- grade SO-in. wheel for sale
cheap. cushion tires; cost originally sl35; M
reasonable offer refused. n. EPSTEIN. 144l
LIST ave.
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ASHORE FIXTURES. counter. shelving. show
sases upright butter refrigerator. coffee MILL
acales. 220 East "a st.
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10TH ST, las W.-,nnrtmcnt Of nicely fur
nshcd rooms FOR hnu-okccplne IS weekly.
18TH ST. .2S W.-Eicgant light. completely
furnished SIX rooms. bath: first, $40. IN
furnished. slnmsr ratea
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A,-CoUSTERs wall-cases. showcases. upright
butter refrigerator, mirrors. cans, chandeliers
coffee mills, sos L. l25th st.
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BROKE ON THE sUBURBAN-Hocked AZ -carat
=, diamond stud for 5000; ticket cheap. CO.
MAECHE box 30. World.
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RESTAURANT FIXTURES: tables chairs set
fans, range broiler. ice-hOuse. crockery, cut
lery. 100 Wooster 81.
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hsAFEs sold direct from factory: house tlj; bust
" ness, SIS; catalogue free n. Y. SAFE CO.,
Il Clinton place.
sAFEs-old and new safes; safes on easy terms
safes EXCHANGED, moved aud repaired. W. II.
BUTLER, 10 Duane st. near broadway.
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| FIRST CLAss BAKERY in good location for
sale; very cheap Inquire at place el55 sth ave
| FIRST-CLA confectionery establishment for
sale, on account OF sickness. 1901 lst ave-
| FISH AND OYSTER market for sale. 27: Temp
| kins ave-, Brooklyn.
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25t1i ST 80 w.-IarEo furnished room & hail
rooms; private American family.
81 II ST.. 22Dw. FURNISHED rooms from 81 so
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A.-SToRE FIXTURES. counters. shelving. show
Cases. upright bitter refr!gerators. coffee mill
scales. 2l5 East I'd st.
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CLEARANCE SALE D
NEW HIENlIES.

PRIVATE sALE-Carpots, fr.saiture; Administer.
velvet, Brussels carpets: general household fur
nlture GRAY. l03 West 10th st.
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BICYCLE. high grade. In nrst-class order, for
sale without tires; weight q lbs. highest offer
takes 1t. 1l3 Fulton ST., room l.
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ACCOUNT departing. lady must sacrifice elegant
household at any acceptable price: brilliant up
right piano latest style parior, bed. dining room
suits; pictures mirrors curtains folding beds
crib. sewing machine; also separately: prefer to
sell let house uraighei, 1873 East 65th st,
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LEXINGTON AVE. i75-Large square rooms, "a
n 81 roOrs reference exchanged. large shower
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22p -. AS w.-s3os nonth; 3 large. cool rooms
plano. bath; nice block. WINCH.
18TH ST, S29 W.-Elegantly furnished nat.
rooms & bath; all light. Janitor.
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BICYCLE. brand new. 1894. Cryptic geared safety;
cost $3.50 sell SLS cash FRANK WHEATER,
s. Nassau St. Brooklyn.
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FOR SALE. s2,OOo-Birch beer brewery; horse
and wagon boxes. bottles, s half barrels and
all entire stock, with customers. and business
taught also: agents. Fred liohrs. Is Nor
Nta at
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A STORE FIXTURES. counters. shelving.
showcases cofee-Elills scales. Lirror-front tea
cans upright butter retrrseratora 235 and a37
Broome st
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GAIES, new anu bgNNhN h"ha JN"'''S'o' pawn
brokers' Office and house safes cheap.
j. VI. NOssnhN, ~ Maiden lane.
SEWING MACHINEs-Best three drawer
and cover, high ARA, oak or walnut; New Home
n M Co.'s make; ONLY S2Oi strictly new.
HAsBRoUCK 1913 WEST lid ST.. ground
floor
SEWING MACHINES OF all kinds; new. 81. up;
coed secondhand from $40 for cash or
mSnth,y paymenH. we exchange, rent aud repair
Mi Kinds = mrchines- KRusE MFG. CO.. i2i
East IAN st. scS Grand st
spEcIAI-eood corner liquor store: reat low |;
i, isase satsfactogy; satisfactory reasons for SELL
fins. M1oNE' World haildins
TILE ia tor nower ooxes se. other lotz eoc,
ssuars loot GRANT. sod West i2d 1T
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10Th ST. 40 w.-N,ce single room for gentle
man. with board: IS. large front, ..
GOTH ST, 25+ w.-Cheerful. cool rooms from
Sl.50 to IS: excellent table, $3.50.
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cultural College, Logan, wns caller
W the NEWS Omce this mon. NJ.
Principal Willard DOM, of t'. l., ID.
- Noilesci VIII epcnI portion uI bis
vacation visiting different tort .ue Of
the leTilt0fy IN the Interests OF his
college.
Miss y. =. White, Of die Fourteenth
sehool, viii Welt at her home iu New
hoik during the vacation.
mrs' Hattie Mock, also Of the -Four
eunthi Will spend tho summer IN In
diana.
The closing excrcl,ss Of All Hallows
Colluse VIII take place iu tho college
hnli' Nonuay evening, June rs, Ut 1850
O'CLOCK.
QaIte a large delegation Of the city
teachers went 10 5altpir today to enjoy
NE lu1ur!ts that that iavoiitu resort
hHolui' a basket picnic was une Of the
attiurtiyo features.
Miss May CrtChlaw intends taking n
course IN Leland stanford next year.
The joint commencement ex rcisus
OF the Provo city schools and the Utnh
usuuiy schools were held ht Provo
ytfitidny. Pf0L j.. A. Nelson add
Governor West delivered addresses.
There were sky graduates.
The closing txcgcissB of the Primary
department VI tue salt L,kc Cole. ialo
luulitutiDn were held ON Thursday
afternoon, June Ith,
Tho following young PEOPLE will be
launched from tuUlr muDungs-thU
hign uchOol-Dn Thursday, Juuc iith.
Young men. Rob Roy Hampton, Fred
Aver Geo. DIV, BENJAMIN HAmill,
Percy Hgvyuuf, Walter Little. Young
laditt: EiLH Is omhu, Mary eager,
Maud CLARK, Blanche. OpptuhelmeT,
Mary Patterson, Florence Ulmcr
Commencement exercises of the
Davis county schools were held at
kaysyillo Juuc slh. Graduate 10 the
number o. twenty were from
kaysvilie, Cuutervilir, Buuntiiul ami
Hooper Prof. Geo. ~. MarthaH, Oi
the University, douvrtud the aluIu1g,
aud MIS- kouwotghy, Of this city,
tOub pnrt iu Tue mu8iCsl program.
The last meeting Of the County
Teachtfs' association WAS held Ut the
Universally this morning. Prof Aurs.
burg delivered one OF hls Instructive
gldfcssCs upon heads and iacga, b. the
great nmuttment and satisfaction of
tho iuachofs. Tho meeting WAS
heartily enjoyed.
Tho closing cXrfcltcH Of tho Fntmcra
ward schools viii take place lu FlIay
evening next, June l5tn. exhibit
Of school work will hU presented be.
tween tbs hours u . aud D. On that
day.
Tho last number OF the University
Chronicle will DO Issued Tu,sday, june
l2th.
Tue nineteenth annual commence.
mcus exercises OF Saiat Mlry'a AcaJ'
Umy Of this city will DO huid NJ The
academy Wednesday, June 21lh, Gt 10
O'Clock a.m. Tho distribution UNuf.
cisos VIII DO held June iJlu, ut
O'Clock.
The commencement oKu CisOs Of
Hammond Han viii 10 heid IN %,
First Congregational church On Tues
DAY evening, June 1914,
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Cmcer Peulcr sflce.sd q clever ar.
rect yesterday by landing b0hind the
bars &. q. sylvester, an escaped con-
vlct from san Quentin, Gala. Sylvoi.
ter was c0n5ignod to the California
prison for "a term Of twelve year,.
SOME time ago he was released on
parole, anu ON the -7lh Of March lusi
be disappeared, tnus violating bic
parole. A few days ago Chief Oi
Police Davenport received iuil de-.
scnption OF the man, accompanying
which was tho Oder Of q $50 reward tor
his capture
Yesterday a. Onicpr Ponder was
making his usual rounds he rSu acrosa
the man on lower twenty. nflh street.
When taken 10 thu jail be was exam-
iued, aud m almost every detail he cor
responds with .he description which
was furnished. The authorities al San
Quentin have uucn communicated
with.
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Kanab Stake conference.

Tho KanGb Stale conference was
held IN OrIeryille, June 2ud aud afd,
lsoi. There were present, Of the
aulh0ritios, on the occasion, ElIoIs EI.
win d. woolloy ana Daniel seggmilief,
OF tho kanab Stake presidency
some OF the members o., tho High
Council Rud Bishops oi the vafi0uU
wafus. Conference was well attended
10y tue Tensile portion Of the stake, hut
ON account Of no MANY OF the brethren
being away cut ol the stake and
otherwise numbered, they were not Nv
pirntiiully represented.
Saturday morning lftur the usual
oIening exercises. PrJst. r.. -. Wool
ley addressed the Saints nshOrl time on
the subleC Oi rOuuu.duuCiug nui card
playing. Heicit dcsirous that the Saints
Ia this Stake rhOuli DO willing 10
cndcayor 10 carry tut the wishes
OF the FlrBt Presidency m this matter
ami cease the practice NJ these things,
a. he C0ubiucroi IL 10 be- the mind anu
will Of che Lord unto a.. RESOLUTIONS
having been adopted by the High
Council aud Bishops that they would
refrain from the practice OF thu8e evil
habits tn the future, an expression
from the Saints assembled was mad
In which the seton 90 the High Cnuu.
Gil was sustained, without q dissenting
vote.
Elder Hrbor j Mceks, lately 70.
turned missionary nom the Southern
Ststts, occupied most OF the remainder
Of the forenoon 10 the distraction auI
edifiuatlou OF the Saints. lie was toll
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Active Preparations Are being made
for the opening az Of the new pleasure
gardens AT Bountiiul, on the line Of the
q. S. l.. 4 Hot Springs railway. Tho
Improvements In progress gte making
tbs place one Of tho most delightful re-
sorts Ia this locality. TINS cr wdeu
state Of our oolumns today has caused
tile omission Of q more extended
uDtlp0
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river r. very low for this time OF the
year III q urdervillo Wooden mill =
ne ny pre- afeI 10 run. There nfe fair
prospects OiOur taunery being enlarged
AMI repaired and put iH better opera.
u %. Herd timre make as feel n lite
more Jealous towards Uur home inter-
t6t8. 4. l.. PORTER,
Stake Clerk.
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Mrs. Nellie Clark, Of the Sumner
school, will tponi portion OF her
vacation IN San Diego, Cal
allss j.. IA. ArnOIJ, VI the sumner
school, Will visit Philadelphia tnis
summer.
MIsl Evelyn Reilly, OF the same
ttuooh viii spend rufti0n OF her va
Gallon 40 PanEuiiUh Lake.
Miss Jennie Slmuus, OF the Twelfth
iclopl purposes visitlng in PhilaIel.
EblA
Misses Rurch aud Bond, Of the
Jackson school, Will spend The summer
q. hrir homo IN Lincoln, Nebraska.
llsses Wclls ana Cube iou, Of the
Jackson school, viii visit san Fran.
cisco uuon tue close Of the school.
Nils Il, M. Dukes,Of the high tchOOl,
VIII this summer bo au attendant nc u
iuwmHt arssion Of tie Chicago Uui.
Vtmity.
Mlsa Bhnchs Hludmln, OF The Sew
e1'h school, viii apeud urr vacation Al
lgf h0me in Pennsylvania. Miss
Nluiy a. Blown, OF the same school,
wan tpuuu the GUNNER at MamhRll.
'9wri Iowa,
MSs Cora CLARK, OF the Bryant
teNo1', Will spend The summer ~ her
lone IA Onytt, Mich.
,fio'. George II. Matthews, OF the
OulVenlty vail be IA visitor ~ the
summer school al Plymouth, Mas.
taghusutis.
ffluclral WIN. Bradford, Of the
s-,Ason school, viii spend his vacation
at home.
Mics NJ. /. Holloway, OF the Rryaut
GSlUN9.'h expects 10 spend thesummer ~
california.
cIl 10 Understood that Miss Bertha j.
Nui'ls', OF the Lowell school, viii con-
. WY, private souool In Salt Lake This
sll's Belle Fielder, OF tho Bryant
syn.l' WIN take o0ufsu iu LELAND
'Hsnloid University tue coming year
Alhs Lydia Il. Wheeler, OF ,hr
HeN school, wilispond the summer
" 9llnneapolls, MINI.
''O'' H. j. AiaeEwan, Of tins Agr..
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sells and Renlfrow,s Clrcns.

The FIRST circus Of the season Will
show here ON Saturday next aud tho
small boy IL accordingly happy. 10
h under the management Of sells and
RunttrOw, who announce that they
win admit, Tree OF charge, oil the
Orphana OF the city.
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OBITUARY NOTES.


Diod at ogden, 90 $3.50 pm, June 2,
1904, Patriarch William Cut0hl1w, OF
bronchitis.
Howas born July q, 1900, In Allegheny
county, Punnsy wanna, and was aged 50
ytuH and M months lie Joined tho
Church 100 tho year 1850, shared Ga tho
exodus from Nauyuo BOO 1910, aud arrived
Boo SALT Lake valley In lsll, lilo has con.
unuousiy resided iu ogden since that
time.
Tho funeral services viii be held NJ tho
ogden Tabernacle ON Monday uuo ~, at
b pm. lroudz invited.
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wEYs RESTAURANT.


DIS srE-SuSpAY, JuNE 10Th, 10 s
O'CLOUE,
Green Tuulo. Consommo Royal.
CuHumb1rs.
Baked Chicken liai but Auchoyoy Sauce
Saratoga Chips.
Sweethroad pluI,s with Mushrooms.
stunoi New Tomatoes aud Grauu
Lamb Chops rni lronch Pens.
Young Turkey with dressing sirlou
OF bnoa
New Potatoes iu Cream.
Asparagus. Sow sugar poas.
Chicken Salad Lettuce and Eggs.
Strawberry 1lUrIcHko.
Lemon pIo. Vanilla leo cream and Cak0
Liam Choose. Crackers.
'mIyEp rupaY
Spring Lamb. Spring Chickens, Large
Frog Saddles, Fr1.h LobstHrs aud Grabs,
New Tomatoes, Asparagus, Cucmn.
bore otc.
WHY'S RESTAURANT
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Notice

Tho Primary conference Of Salt
Lake Stake viii be- held ~ the A..
sombly Hall Saturday, June lJlh, ut
10 n. M. and . p. m. Please bring
hymn b09ks. H.. q. CLAwl0S,
pfUsidglt
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R. K. YH0MA8.
% to 80 East, lst South St.
SALT LAKE CITY,
8

Please read and profit by the follow
ing announcement:
We are greatly cverstocked on
Ladies Spring Jackets. therefore offer
the following immense bargains-To
Sell, to sell. First come will get the
choice, so call early. Don't defer it if
you have any intention of buying a
Spring Wrap. Country mail orders will
get personal and careful attention, so if
you can't come, order. sending either
ESQ, 500, $50, 1000 OR 1900
and we will send you one of the follow
ing genuine sale Jackets:
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We are closing out our entire stock
or Lace Curtains, so we offer about
1000 pairs. The greatest bargains
imaginable. We include in the sale
Curtain Nets and Scrims. and quote the
following bargains:
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COMMERCIAL
ropAy's cLgAmsu HOUSE.

T0DAy'5 CLEAmSu HOUSE.
ToiRys clearing house eEonanga,
smounloI % t.ljG5i Same day
last year sgi1l0J; weaks clvariups,
1850, $685. Same week las. year, l,277,
1US.
goDAE's QUOTATIONS..
New York. -SHvag d, s; lead, $500.
LJuGOu,-slIyur -aa t,
Org ASn BULLION.
Wells, Fargo g. O., rosaiyoI today:
Penn. bullion, st,i5-.
~. r.. J0u.a a. 20, received today;
Bullion, $780, ufli SO 400. Total,
$4,000.