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BY A. B.. Apporson Coz
Real Estate AuctiOneefs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
l. OF
BRICK DWELLING .,.,.-
No. 81 NORTH TWELFIh \ n....
AT THE SOUTHEASTERN ~ .., ,.,
TION OF MARSHAL A.'D
TWELFTH STREETS.

Under the authority OF the Owner. ~,
by virtue OF a deed OF trust to lie
signed surviving trustee. dated N.'
1856. duly recorded I'm Richmond ".,
Court Clerks office. In DeeI-boQA
page 49, default having been Aa'.
tho payment OF the debt therein
and being required by the benel.'. YIN.
will sell at public auction, upon lNe ''-'
ises on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER . lNe.
at ~ clock Nj. the abos e-l, 4.
PROPER The dwelling. "h.e"
We'll and substantially buliL contain
rooms besides closets ana .-.,
kitchen with six rooms. The 'ot t'r
36 feet on Twelfth street .....,.
The location OF this properly ue..- 4
trail and close 20 the business io' IL.
The city. makes ID desirable as O."
yestment or As a home. al.
TERMS. Cash as 90 expense @.
and AN past-due taxes, m any, "a
ratable proportion Of taxes ioi l' M
debt OF fiOt0. with interest nom M. Is
1886. an raid; balance on such l....-f b
IN owners may direct or. 10 the an
their failure 90 give such ore, 49,, %
such terms as the trustee may '''
be announced on day ~ sale, 10
HENRY TANLoh- .''.,,s.
oc q SURVIVING lI..-
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
or HENRICO COUNTY. OCTOBER 2
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COHEN's GREAT HOUSEWARE DE-
PARTMENT

PARTlIENT
IS filled with surprise prices. A perfect
fountain, from whence flows the thou
sand and one useful things dealt to you
upon the close-proht system.
Beautiful English Dinner Sets. contain
ing 100 pieces, new decorations. worth
&l2. for 1926. complete.
Quaker Bread Pans 4oc. each; worth
double
SPECIAL.
Ladies' or Gentlemen's High-Back, Cob
ble-seat Rockers equal TO any $ chair,
for NC9 each
Gas-Keys and Torch. worth 5oc., for l5c.
each.
90. 70. and SEC After-Dinner. Chocolate
and Souvenir Cups and Saucers, ade
Of the finest quality French and Ger
man china, to-day l0c each.
Granite-Iron Pudding Pans. 2-quart size,
Perforated Egg-p oachers. airing. worth
zoe. for &C. each.
Granite-Iron Cuspidores. worth SOC. for
2jc. each.
Granite Fry Pans, worth Soc.. for l5c.
Nickel-Plated Baking Dishes. worth 6sc.,
for $50 each
Fine French China Bread and Butter
Plates. lace edge gOld-stipled. and
CUPID decorations. worth 5oc., for l5c.
each.
Fine Rubbcr-Handie Carving sets,
worth s.. has patent fork-rest, to-day
CSC. "a set.
Fine China After-Dinner Cups and Sau-
GERS. worth 20c for &c. pair.
Handsome China Dinner Sets. Haviland
shape. imported 20 sell for $780, to-day
Sl4 a set
71-2-inch Fancy Festooned White China
Plates. worth $3.50 "a dozen. for Sc.
each.
Fine oak Dining-Room Chairs, worth
81. for SOC each.
100 dozen Kitchen Knives. worth lOc.,
for &C. each.
Real China Cuspidores. worth Soc, for
lqc each.
FROM Q TO 1920 O'CLOCK
100 dozen Etched-Finshed Durable Tum-
blers. worth f9c. % dozen. for lc each.
THE CANDIES.
The best. The prices are I'm a way to
beat our all-fOrmer best Specials to-
Cocoanut and Peanut Tafy, 61-2c
Real Lemon Cakes. lie
Mint and Lemon Drops, SC.
FROM 10 TO IL
Broken stick Candy. &C. pound.
All-Day Suckers. 2 for lc
Philadelphia Caramels and all the finest
sInqsI9l9d ny 9Sp9IMouN uommoo 10 la
THE CNAEM 20
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are in position-the best Of
the land to serve their public
well and faithfully. Sleeps out
of question when the dollars are
waiting for fifty cents, or per-
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COLORED WORsTED DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT THAT THE FABRICS
AND PRICES ARE RIGHT. no SUCH
VALUE-GIVING IN DRESS FABRICS
WAS EVER ATTEMPTED BEFORE:
Most merchants say soc. for these Hand
some Two-Toncd WOrsted Fabrics. IN
termingled check effects We say -9c.
Rough Boucles are the wanted stuffs.
Here's a pretty lire in various new
shadings. gotten mp for the best soc.
value. fun line here at sec.
Imported English Broken Checks, IN va
rous background effects, Soc. A.
inches wide.
Raised Figured Dress Fabrics are
amongst the new ones. We have them
i'm SILK and Wool Mixtures handsome
dark shadings. SOC. a yard.
Imported Colored Two-Toue Worsted, in
AIoire effects. 2jc. a yard.
six and Wool Heavy Bourette Novelty
Dress Goods, A inches wide, for S9c.
Imported Irish Tweed. Cork-Screw ef-
fects any color, at iSc.
English Home-spun Check. all-wool.
double fold. pretty co.ors' Tor -oc.
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Heart Disease p?
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

Old papers for sale at 25e hundred at
Dispatch office.
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haps twenty-five cents.
Watch our prices here Come to the store, look your
own interest over The tide does always stay high as
this nor at chances of such PROMINENT ADVANTAGES
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LADIES-s25O in gold given away. Cut
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again. Who can form the greatest num-
Der of words from the letters IN
make fifteen or more words, we feel sure,
and if you do you will receive good re-
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than it appears in the word. No proper
nouns. No foreign words. Use any die
tionary that is standard. Use plurals.
Here is an example of the way to work II
out: Editors, edit, sot, dot, dots, to- etc
These words count. The publisher OF
Monthly will pay $50 in gold to the per-
son able to make the largest list of words
from the letters in the word EDITORS;
$25 for the second largest; SIS for the
largest, and 81 each for the % next larg-
est lists. The above rewards are given
free and without consideration for the
purpose of attracting attention to our
long columns, finely illustrated, and all
original matter, long and short stories
by the best authors; price 81 per year
1t is necessary for you, to enter the con-
test, to send u 2-cent stamps Tor three
months trial subscription with your list
of words, and every person Sendlng tne
a cents and a list of fifteen words or
more is guaranteed an extra present by
return mail On addition to the masazine)s
of a large 192-page book, The Master or
the Mine" by Robert Buchanan, a re-
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money refunded. Lists should be sent az
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so that the names of successful con-
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standing Write now. Address James
II. Plummer, publisher, 905 Temple Court
building, New York city.
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TOWN TALK.


The poll tax collections for the past
week amounted 10 S41i.
1zaster Roy Williams, the violinist of
the choir at ST. Mary's cathedral, Will
play for the special service at the
cathedral today.
At 6 a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered 81. at noon 80 and at s p. m.
60. the maximum temperature being 60,
and the minimum 80.
The fire and police examining board will
meet at the commission rooms al police
Headquarters Tuesday evening TO examine
applicants for positions in the respective
departments.
The morning service OF the Tiff church
w.n today be held in the Salt Lake
theatre where Dr. Holman, the pastor OF
the church, in response to a very general
request, win preach on the subject OF
Faith"
Monday County Collector Spencer will
relieve the city treasury by turning IN
$4,000. the city's share of taxes so lar
collected. This will place the city IN
shape 10 redeem most OF its outstanding
warrants.
party yesterday went down to the
sugar factory at Lebi, and saw the works
turn cut the daily run of $50 SACKS OF
sugar Presidents Woodruff and Smith
were among the number. which also IN
The state board Of land commissioners
held a meeting yesterday morning ana
approved forms for blanks TO be used IN
the appraising of lands, for which work
appraisers for the different counties VIII
be announced in a few days, thinks Sec
rotary Walton.
Guided Governor Wells, Elias Morris.
president of the Sugar company, Diree-
tors Grant. Armstrong, Ferguson, George
NJ. Cannon and Secretary Whitney. me
party were received by Manager r. h
Cutler. who showed them through the
factory from the sheds where the Deets
are dumped TO the room where the granu-
lated sugar falls into the bags.
There was a material decrease in
TYPHOID fever cases curing the past week,
The total number reported being 10 as
compared with &c for the preceding week.
The number of scarlet fever cases has
dropped 10 five, while there are but three
diDhtheria cases known TO the depart-
ment The deaths for the week NUMBER
nine, Of which six were male. SIX prlhs
were reported equally divided as to sex.
". W. Macintosh, fam1liarly known
as billy" formerly desk sergeant at
police headquarters, leaves today Tor
California where he wiz reside in future.
Members of Eagle Gate lodge NO. 10, or
which he is past master workman and
recorder. will give him a parting fare
well at the train and wish him good luck
IN his new home me meMIers otf ere
at 1880 a. m.
The Mutual Improvement associations
of the city are taking a warm interest
in the Australian ballot. and many ses-
sicns now witness lectures on that topic.
Picherd w Young addressed the Twen-
tieth ward association on the topic last
week. and at Che opening of the Eigh-
teenth ward association Tuesday even
ing next part OF the prog NINE VII pe
an address by Mrs. Emily S. Richards on
the same subject The public is invited
to be present. Spencer Clawson, H G.
miss Rahcoclx and Laura Patrick form
the presidency OF the Eighteenth ward
association.
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

The Collection Business is no expert
ment or side issue with u.s. We have
been in it for years. and any business in
trusted to our care will receive prompt
pigeonholed and permitted to outlaw; we
make a speciality of collecting accounts
and judgments that others have failed
to collect.
FRANCIS G. LUKE. General Mgr.
Merchants Protective association, 1i3
and 119. Commercial block.
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points emphasized by the treatise were
that system In teaching is that presen-
tation Of mental stimuli which most
highly economies mental activity along
educational lines. Number he defined as
mode of measuring magnitude. and
not plurality of fixed units as ordi-
narily taught by the schools. The mis-
taken psychological view of number,
that it is a fixed unit, he held was re-
sponsible for the violation of pedagcg-
ical principles as applied to teaching
arithmetic. The main element in all
number teaching was ratio-the ex-
preston of one quantity taken with
another as a standard. Many prac-
teal Illustrations were given by the
professor showing the misuse of num-
bers as contrasted with their correct
use.
Improved and painless methods OF
dentistry. DIR. E. NJ Keysor, 162 Main
street. Scott-Auerbach building.
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WORK FOR MRS. WELLS
Several Non-Partisan Ladies Be-
come Very Partisan.
THE COUNTY REGISTRATION
RUMoRS OF IRREGULARITIES ON
THE RETURNS.

Canvass In Mr.. Chambers District
shows Democratic Gains-C. S.
Kinney Declares Box Elder Is All
Right-C. NJ. Nielsen and others
Address Good Meetings In the
County-"Quil- Nebeker Going to
stump His District-Maior Busen-
bark Claims Everything For Ham
mac vi. Crane of Canton Believes
Bryan Has Good Chance In Ohio
Rhodes Bros, of Ogden, squeI,.h
81 Mckinley Firm In IIlinOis-JOe
Lippmnn Has Satisfied the Mckin-
1eyites-other Political News of
the City, County and State.
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COUNTY TEACHERS.
Meeting of the Associations ut the
University Yesterday.

At a meeting of the Salt Lake
County Teachers association held at
the university yesterday Superintend-
ent Van Colt proposed a plan to divide
the association into three divisions to
be known as the principals, interme-
diafe and primary divisions. 1t is pro-
posed to have each of these meet al
ternately semi-monthly for the discus
sion of subjects suitable to the branch
of the society conducting the meeting.
The plan has met with favor among
many of the teachers and action in the
matter will be taken at the next meet
ing to be held Nov. Z
AT yesterdays session Professor
Stewart read a paper on Modern
Methods in Teaching Arithmetic The
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Democratic Meetings.

Democratic speakers are requested to
note the changes made in appointments
for this week and to govern themselves
accordingly.
MONDAY. OCT. 26.
First Municipal Ward-Third ward
schoolhouse. State and Seventh South
street: +. H. Holzheimer. S. A. Kenner,
Second Municipal ward-Mutual I'M
provement hall, Third West and First
South: Fisher Harris, DR.. Matte Hughes
Cannon, Morris Sommer.
Fourth Municipal Ward-Independent
schoolhouse: Waldemar Van Colt. John
II. Caine. Mrs. E. K. La Barthe.
Fifth Municipal Ward-St. Mark s
schoolhouse. Colonel H. C. Pickett. H. j.
Dininny. Alex. McMaster.
Grand Scandinavian rally at Demo
cratic headquarters on Monday, Oct. e
a. 1880.
The following programme will be rem
speeches-James c. Jensen. c. C.
johnson, Judge j. W. Burton.
duet by Emil Johnson and Harry Living
ston, and music by j. Dangerfield and
others at conclusion.
Mr.. Charles Gulbransen will explain the
Australian ballot.
Murray-R. b. Shepard, R. W. Sloan,
]. B. Timmony.
Pleasant We've. S. Kinney, Heber
Bennion.
West Jordan-A. II. Sanford, N. V.
Jones.
Big Cottonwood-J. H. Moyle, L. E.
Hall.
Herriman-C. S. Kinney, D. o. Ride
out, jr.
Pleasant Green-D. C. Dunbar, Frank
r. Margetts.
TUESDAY. OCT. q.
Third Municipal Ward-Plymouth Rock
hall: Fisher Harris, S. a. Kenner, Mrs.
f. X. La Barthe-
1<.,,1 ,~fsa tot or
r. W. Sloan, Colonel II. L. Pickett.
Sugar-Forest Dale schoolhouse: Waldo
mar Van Colt, R. B. Shepard.
WEDNESDAY. OCT. IS.
First Municipal Ward-Second ward an
mex: ]: L. Loar of Ogden, John 7. Game,
Fifth Municipal Ward-Place to be an
nounced: Fisher Harris, R. w. Sloan, 5.
Hunter-C. S. Kinney, F. S. Fernstrom.
Union-R. B. Shepard, Margaret a.
Buff Dale-Allen T. Sanford. Heber
Hennion
THURSDAY. OCT. %.
Second Municipal ward-Place to be
Arnold, DR.. Matte Hughes Cannon.
Third Municipal War1-Plymouth Rock
hail: j. L. Loar, j. B. Timmony,
schooihouse: Fisher Harris, Colonel H.
l.. Pickett, Mrs. e. K. La Barthe.
Mill Cre9k-Waldemar Van Colt. LIE
Grande Young.
Holzheimer.
GRANTEES. A. Kenner, Albert Spencer.
Draper-R. B. Shepard, Heber Bennion.
Granger-D. o. Rideout, jr., L. L. Hall.
Brighton-C. S. Kinney, j. H. Moyle.
Pleasant Green-F. II. Holzhe,mer
James NJ. Pardee.
Farmers'-R. w. Sloan, D. C. Dunbar
FRIDAY. OCT. 80.
Salt Lake Theat-e-Hon. w. H. King.
Mountain Dell-Heber Rennion, f. S.
Fernstrom.
South Jordan-Franklin s. Richards,
Allen T. Sanford.
South Taylorsville-D. c. Dunbar, DR..
Matte Hughes Cannon.
SATURDAY, OCT. 81.
Second Municipal Ward-Place to be
announced Waldemar Van Colt, F. N.
Holzheimer. George A. Whitaker.
Third Municipal Ward-Gsorge Budd's-
r. w Sloan. Colonel H. L. Pickett, S. A.
Kenner.
MONDAY. NOV. ..
Mill Creek-Ward house: Hon. W. II.
King, and r. w. Sloan, 10 a. m.
Murray-Hon. w. H. King and R. W.
Sloan, 2 D. IN.
sandy-Hon W. H. King and R. W.
9. Bingham-Ho w. H. King, R. w.
Sloan, s D. m.
A large consignment of children's
coats, in elder down and other cloths
VIII be sold this week at half price.
r. K THOMAS DRY GOODS co.
-r<zDo
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ost SIPS; very fine 12-foot oak extern

cost SIPS; very fine 12-foot oak extern
sion table and leather-seat dining
chairs, oak sideboard, very fine steel
range, with warming closet; base
burner stove, moquet ard Brussels car
pets, lot of fine linoleum, lounge, rock
ers and pictures, melodeon, lace cur
tains, dinner set, glass, granite and
silverware, cooking utensils and gar
den tools, ger. S bicycle, house for rent.
Also,
On Tuesday, October 81, at 1920 a.
m, No. 1873 South Second West street,
two fine oak bedroom sets,
springs, mattresses and bedding,
carpets, oak and other center
tables, extension table, silver
water pitcher. cake dishes, caster
and other silverware, dishes and glass
ware, cook and heating stoves. pic
lures and curtains, cooking. utensils,
etc. K. A. ANDREWS,
Auctioneer.
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SOCIETIES.

MT. MoRIAII LODGE NO. 2. A. F. and
A. NJ. ReguI1r communications held at Ma
sonic hal, the second Monday of each
month Members of sister lodges and
sojuorning brethren in good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
WILLIAM JOHN LYNCH. W. NJ.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL, Secretary.
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Utah Commercial md Savings Bank
General banking business: pays per
cent on deposits, F. Armstrong. pres.
p. ". Madsen, vice-pres.; J. 2 Jen-
xirss. cashier: "a z. 2st South street.
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The Evanston is the most economical
coal in the market; lump $3.50; nut.
s4.25: pea, S2.75. Telephone 224. ]. w.
Whitehead, jr., Agent.
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Abstracts FURNISHED. titles insured.
and interest paid on deposits by
Utah Title Insurance and Trust COM
pauy, 166 Main street.
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FOR SALE.


THE STEAM merry-go-round now
running in Payson. Utah. Everything in
good condition. Organ plays IS tunes
This a rare bargain. See it. Can be
seen in Nephi, Utah, October Is, for
short time. Address w. B. Davis, Pro-
prietor
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KENNETH DONNELLAN. stock
and mining broker, 10 West Second
South. Telephone $40.
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Until Nov. 20 swimming lessons win
be given free to women and children
from 10 to II a. m. at the Sanitarium
NataEcrium.
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INSTRUCTION.

L. T. HALLE. mandolin, guitar, banjo
and violin instruction. Fine Instruments
furnished free to pupils for practice.
Mandolin and guitar clubs open to pupils
without charge. Call or address studio
No. Is. Gladstone building, 119 Main street.
BOOKKEEPING, arithmetic. shorthand.
typewriting, etc. H. N. Winter, Constitu-
ton. building.
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.1n.t rn AID y. Anerhacla 8 Bro..

Handsome new line of tailor made
suits. silk lined. elegant fitting, for
clS.50 and $4,000
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$50 AVERAGE weekly net income with
$3.50 invested. Safe, conservative Pros
pectus proofs free. f DAILY, 1898 Broad
way, New York
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DR.. NJ A Hughes has removed his
Office from the Mccormick building to
the Summit building, 226 South Main
street
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$3.50 world heater, upright piano, s139;
four pedals: three strings; unapproach-
able. Write Piano Manufacturers, room
305, 253 Broadway, New York
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The Weber Coal company is prepared
20 deliver any quantity Of coal. from
che sack to q carload. Rock Springs,
s4.f5 per ton; Weber, $3.50 per ton.
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The Sanitarium Natatoriurn baths
are open day and night. Baths, Csc.
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c. S. Martin sells all kinds of coal
No. West First South.
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CHOICE cut chrysanthemums, all
colors; 20 to 40 cents a. dozen, at 40 Fourth
street.
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EDUCATIONAL

JENNIE NJ. LONG, Hotel Manltou; read
ing. elocution. dramatic art.
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For painless dentistry call on DR.. E
II. Keysor, l62 Main street, Scott-Auer-
bach building.
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PLUMBING AND TIN WORK.

MARK SPENCER. Ga Richards street.
Tin roofing. guttering and spouting, iron
chimney tops and all kinds of sheet iron
work. Prices to suit the times.
THE DAVID JAMES co. plumbing and
cornice work. No. 81 Main street.
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KoIitz Randy Kitchen. 60 Main ST.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to Date.

The F. w. Gardiner company, print
ers and blank, book makers. Telephone
557; 127 West First South.
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Commercial Printing In All Its
branches.
The F. W Gardiner company. Tele-
phone 557: 127 West First South.
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WARNING & yENTILATING.

P. J.. MORAN = STEAM AND HOT
water heating and ventilating apparatus
No. 70 West Second South
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DIR. H. Beckstrom, Dentist room 10
Galena block, SO East Second South or
176 State street, Salt Lake City.
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J. G. .McDonnId,s RATHER Max.

Put up expressly for our winter trade,
in blue lettered package and are being
sold by the thousands.
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Auction.

On Monday, October 26, at 1890 a. M,
No. 423 East Second South. fine oak
bedroom set, oval mirror, oak upright
bookcase and desk combined, elegant
upholstered parlor set of five pieces,
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PERSONAL.

MAIZE, palnist and card reader. 3s2
Main street Full readings, soc; cards or
palm, 25c-
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lions Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany was established in 1873. 1t has
gradually grown until it has opened
16.9OS savings accounts with depositors
from nearly every state in the Union.
The policy of its directors is to pay the
highest interest consistent with conser-
vative banking. We pay per cent
interest per annum, compounded quar-
terlv. For the convenience of working
men the bank is open for deposits On
Saturdays until S p. m. Write for any
information desired to Nos. l, and
8, Main street. Salt Lake city, Utah.
The officers and directors are:
Nilford Woodruff President
George Q. Cannon ....Vice-President
George NJ. Cannon Cashier
Joseph F. Smith. Lorenzo Snow
II. G. Weber Heber ]. Grant
Angus N. Cannon Francis NJ. Lyman
James Jack .-..........G George Reynolds
Il .. ClawSon. John Nuttall
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STRENGTHENING.

THE DAVID JAMES CO.. steam and
hot water heating. No. 81 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-25

Democratic speakers are requested to
note the changes made in appointments
for this week and to govern themselves
accordingly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-25

IF YOU WANT a new home on the
Third street car line on the installment
plan, apply to the owner. f. a Grant,
corner of S and Third streets, or Nos.
217 and 215 Dolly block.