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Forests of the World.

The forests of the world cover ], sol, :
600, 900 acres. distributed as follows:
Russia, 4S5, 600 600; United States. 476.-
OOO. 900; Canada, 174.OOO,0O0: Brazil,
135, ,OOO, 900; Scandinavia, $4,000, 600;
Austria, 46.0O0,O00; Gran Chaco, 81
600. 900: Germany, 33.O0O,OOO: France.
23. 900 900; italy. 11.OOO,OOO; Spain and
Portugal. 100000; Algeria, 5000. 600:
United Kingdom. 100000; Belgium
and Holland, 100000. These figures
are from an estimate made in 1888.
Since 1S4S the French have converted
9,OOO.OO0 acres of waste land into for
ests, producing nearly 50 an acre. Paris
burns the timber of $4,000 acres yearly.
Woodcutters in the United States fell
go, 900 acres daily or 9.OOO,OO acres per
annum. In 1892 the forest area of the
United States, exclusive of Alaska and
Indian reservations, was 4S1, 764, 500
acres.
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SUGAR.COATED PILLS.

l prithee tell me, ye who can,
What did old-fashioned mothers do
Before the kindly German man
His kindergarten brought to view?
I've sat through all the conf'ren here,
(The mothers meetings overfiowed0
And just begin to have the fear
That /, like Topsy, mus jes' growed!'
My infant mind, frankly say,
Was left untutored, wild. and free.
No lessons were disguised as play
And palmed on unSuspicious me!
No teacher gave with subtle art
A pill of knowledge, smOthered deep,
AS quinine in an apple tart
Unless | chanced to be asleep.
I never had to keep an eye
On every harmless little game
Lest | should soon some symbol spy,
Or scientific truth or name.
And 1 can't help but think it mean
To sneak in on a mind just so.
I'd keep a grudge a-growing green
If I'd been victimiZed, / know.
1 hold it as shabby trick
Whate'er the wiseacres may say
To lure trusting little chick
BY sugared crumbs in such way,
To have him hampered in his glee,
Whene'er he dances, shouts or sings
With the conviction sad. that he
Is learning harmonies and things.
His songs are planned to teach him tone
His dance is all by measured beat;
He needs must classify each stone
He SHES at CANNES on the street
His elders join him in his fun
And gambol by the Froebel rule,
Till big enough to cut and run
He plays lone hockey from the school.
It's we'll enough l must believe,
For wiser, elder folk than l
The tenets new with joy receive,
And to the faddists gladly fly
But l confess this plan, time worn,
For chldhood's guidance pleases me;
The prayer, the kiss, at eve and morn;
Corrective slipper, and the knee,
Chicago Journal
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Sixteen to One.

Mrs. Bosworth-I hope your husband
is not one of those 10 to / men.
Mrs. Dixworth-It grieves me TO say
that he is.
Mrs. Rosworth-Dear me, I'm sorry
to hear that Why, does he believe in
it?
Mrs. DiXworth-I never could get him
to explain. OF course, / refer 10 the fact
he is out sixteen nights for every one
that he spends at home.-Cleveland
Leader
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Warned.

IT guess I had better give these bis
cults to the first tramp that comes
along said Mrs. Hunnimune. with pa
thetic candor.
No" exclaimed her husband. nerv-
ously, don't do that. He might throw
them at the dog."-Washington Star.
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Mildred-Those Philadelphia men are
too slow about kissing a girl.
Myrtle-Yes, / know. But they are
also slow about quitting after they have
begun. Truth
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Shoes.

Mems Heavy Kip Buckle Shoes,
81 oU, now. ...'--' OoSs
Mems b. Calf Congress and Lace, all
styles, 81 30: now... -. =. 81 10.
Mems Heavy Tap Sole Patrol Shoes
(3 soles), congress and lace, all
styles, 81 90; now. :. -. 81 40.
Boys Heavy Riveted Kip Lace
Shoes. IL to 2, 81 OO; now........ zoe.
to 5Ia. ...................... 75c.
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To provide was once simply to look
ahead"
The record-union., 1896-12-20

Something really new in sofa pillows
are those covered with Bagdad stripes.
The stripes are cut in squares in sucn
a way that one whole stripe and two
half ones show, thus introducing a va
riety of the colorings. A pair or these
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throne may realize his dreams" surely
reigning Emperor may dictate how
he wants his potato soup made.
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The rage for lace and embroidered
chiffon will be as great this winter as
If both these exquisite textiles were in
the first season of their popularity. In
marked favor they are rivaled only by
superb jewel and bead garnitures,
shaded French embroideries en- ap-
plique and very narrow fur edgings-
all of which are fit for the adorning of
a queen.
The record-union., 1896-12-20

A noted physician says one of the
finest remedies for liver disorders is to
be found in apples, eaten raw, or baked
if the raw fruit is not easily digested.
Of course, disordered liver causes the
complexion to be muddy" and the con-
slant eating of apples will do a great
deal toward clearing and beautifying
the skin. Eat them raw, If no incon-
venience is experienced; otherwise have
them baked or stewed, aud partake of
them freely.
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Low neck and long sleeves Is one of
the latest Partisan styles in velvet bod
ices for evening wear.
The record-union., 1896-12-20

The days of the theater hat are as
tale that is told, and in it's place are bits
of lace and bows of ribbon, and tiny
fluffs Of feathers that are called, by
purest courtesy opera bonnets.' The
woman who wears the big picture hat,
still dear to her heart, removes it is soon
as she takes her seat in the theater, and
thereby instantly induces an unwonted
feeling of gratitude and piety in the
breast of the man or woman who may
chance to sit just back of her.
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The clover blossom and leaf form a
favorite design for embroidery and art
decorations on china and wood and
paper. The long, graceful, slender
stems work up beautifully in almost
any decoration, and the soft, round
blooms are easy to develop and are
very pretty. Table linens may be
charmingly embroidered in clover bios
som fancieS.
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The French modiste insists upon the
return of the hustle, but the strong, ath
letic, healthy woman rebels against the
suggestion, just as she has rejected the
voluminously draped skirts. Freedom
from fashions tyranny, where it i'm
pedes the easy, graceful movement now
so much priced by sensible women, is
becoming rather difficult to suppress.
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Football souvenirs are quite the thing,
for the enthusiasm Of the players them
selves is matched only by that Of their
girl friends and allies. Sofa pillows,
Respondent in the colors Of the favorite
team, are suitable souvenir gifts from
a girl enthusiast to her football friend.
A handkerchief case, cut in the form of
a football; calendar with the ribbons
showing the varsity colors and sug-
gestive little pen-and-ink or water color
sketches of a gridiron glories distrib-
uted about on the card, are other sug-
gestive remembrances.
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Straw color bids fair to be one OF the
most popular shades of the season. Coral
and pure salmon pink are exquisite
colors for clear, dark complexioned and
dark eyes.
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1t Is wise to have your bedroom dark.
The burning Of gas in a room consumes
too much oxygen, and when you retire
the air is warm and vitiated. If it could
be arranged to have the bedroom lighted
by gas from an adjoining dressing room,
leaving the door open to admit the light,
sleep would be much more refreshing.
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TUE STARRY FIELD.

The uncertainty As TO the arrange
meut OF the .tsrs on the United States
Gag, which had TO be changed by
reason OF the admission Of Utah to the
Union, has at last teen settled BY
agreement of the secretaries Of the war
and navy, and tho approval OF the
President Al present the blue neli
VI the nationai emblem contains ~
stars arranged in Elk rows, the top
and bottom rows containing eight, aud
the four intervening rows eoniaining
seven stars each, the rows being hofi.
Ilntal from left 10 right, AMI running
obliquely from top TO bottom The
change, are twoiold, the purpose being
to provide for the present need Of
Uuh's extra star, and also Tot con-
tlnEenolss tor the future. Utah's star
has been added 10 the third row, being
placed at the end; and the eighth
star from tho lowest row, the
sixth, has been shifted TO the snj
Of the next to the lowest row, the NTH.
IA now arrange, therefore, the forty
i've stars will % found In alternate
horizontal rows Of eight ami seven
star. each; and this nag will he official
after July 4th next, when all others
will become obsolete. Upon the admis'
sion Of Arizona. New Mexico, Ahd
oAlshomA. ths second, fourth and sixth
rows will be completed with an extra
star each, thu. requiring no further
change In the design As now adopted.
Here 10 the arrangement As agtssd up
on, AID any ii,s Of any other pattern
after the Fourth OF next July will hs
out Of order, tbs Utah star being des's'
mated by US In heavy black!
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LURorL UNEASY AGAIN.

The defeat Of the ItallAa expedition
TO AbyssiuiA anu the Jispalcu Of Fog.
lish troops 10 Sudan continue 10 bs
the all.AUsJfbing theme In European
political circles, aud that the situation
At present ~ no means Is free from
causes Ola Kie'y may he inferred from
the Lao0nic statement Of leading
Russian Journal, 10 the effect inst
Europe At las, IL confronted by me
prospect Of real war
To Egypt anu, Incidentally, TO the
powers lntefeslsd In the financial
prtpsfiiy Of tnat country, Il would un.
doubleday DO a great bench, ~ have
strong, stable governments established
10 the south Of the Ian / OF the phataobs.
It's commerce Is constantly suffering
on account OF the unsettled conditions
there. The advance Of The British
column IL therefore nailed with salts.
faction In Egypt and particularly In
AloHandria aud Cairo, where large
Interests depend on the establishment
" peace among the Mad usl'. follow.
cfs. Under ordinary circumstance
Europe would look with satisfaction
on suy attempt to suGlugate restless
uordsf population, bat Ia Africa the
Interests nov clash 10 such an extent
that II Ia feared II cannot be accom-.
pllshed wlIhou. more general disturb.
ance.
~ however, GREAT Britain 10 her
undertaking IL backed moi only by
Italy but by Germany and Austria a.
well, II exceedingly Improbable that
Russia ami France Will s4tsr the
heId as active opponents. There will
be protests and dsmonstfations, but the
expedition will proceed, aud not until /
the plans are oarrlsd out will tho gen.
cral public be- aware Of what deals |
were made by the allied powers; what |
were promised the |
'silen" partners to the agreement
snd Of what character tho understand. |
ing 10 that was arrived At between the |
representatives. that met In the Ger.
man capital lew days ago. Possibly
there IL q surprise In store for the
diplomats that we're not IN tue secret.
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tain and make honorable. feel thank
ful tina. ] have lived 20 zee the lay when
this noble Gag 8. h0.-ted AZ an emblem
and ensign b. all the Inhabitants Of Utah
In tho capacity Di State governmonL
Fofiy-uine s ear, OF my lfo have been
spent In Utah.
Yours truly.
WILrORD WooDRurF
The foregoing lstieu have been with.
held Tor some time because Of an lott.
nation that the design upon which the
two hass referred 10 had been made
might sgaiu be rhanzsI-sevtfal
pfopO,ilons to that eject having been
submitted to the go,efum eut authori.
Ties. A. stated, however, the arrange.
menI agreed upon has been tiillaliy
oguhrmed. Toe other dag referred 10
by Senator Cannon o. one Of the Two
1fs. inside with the Utah star, IL the
property Of Governor n. N. Wells.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The siIty-siHtI Annual Conference
Of the Church Of Jesus Chris, Of Lat.
tsr.dAJ Saints will convene 10 the
Tabernacle, Salt Lake CITY, At 10
O'Clock on Saturday morning, April
9Th, 1895.
The officers ana members Of the
Church generally are cordially in.
vitsd to attend tho meetings Of the
Conference.
wuFoRD Woodruff,
GEORGE q. CASSONt
JosEpH +. SMITH
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I'M nUMNlRunplN JEW.

The American IsTsrlliu in recent
number call, attention to the TACT that
no race O. men hes been so much
abused, lersscuted aud wtongoI ~ tho
Defendants VI Abraham. Hardly had
thoy emerged from Egypt before they
faced Amalek AMI otherenehiies rea ~
TO east IN the faint the weak. The
came conditions obtained when the
SONS Of Judsh returned from the BABY.
lunian captivity under ZsTubaoel, Ezra
and Nehemiah. Haman planned the
destruction Of the whole people, as dbl
Aniiocnus EPiuhaRes later, ami by
NrspasIau, Titus ami Hsdrlan the
destruction was nearly completed.
rutn followed long era OF storm,
darkness and devastation. The
phuTaohs OF Europe went 90
anu On, condsmuiug, ostnclIlng,
torturlng ami slaying tue seed Of
AbrAhHm-lhe work OF the CrusAiors
anu the quisltl1n were only a little
louder episodes iu tho history Of crime
until God slew the nfst horn by the
revolutions OF America aud France,
snd subtqurut insurrsciiOns, which
crushed the sefpenps heaJ, che head "
despolism In state anl church, and thu
pharaohs are now the mere shadows
Of former antorrais. Liberty y some
extent followed the new state ofafAifs,
but It did not last long. A reaction SOL
IN and different forms VI Judophubia
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ONE ny QUE tue few remaining
veterans VI tho Jays VI trial aud It bu.
alton 10 ,hs early history Of lht
Church arc pacing away. Another
uAms Ia now aided TO the li,t Oftbrsr
who have 11iued the great msJorl'y"
on the otnef siI,--thAl Of Scion Foster
"a member Of u one Camp. Their,
are now but few members Of ihnr
historic organization LETT to follow IN
he wake Of Elder Foster IN tho pat
sage from th' to t." spirit wHrld.
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In this connection the NEWS has
special pleasure In publishing the ar
nexSd correspondence. The fret
letter IL from senator Frank J. Cannon
TO President Woodruff,
USrED STATES SENATE
Washington, y. G.,
February 20, 1896.
Venerable Sir
10 you, whose lie has spanned the en-
tire history Of Utah's settlement and
growth to this hour; to you, the chief
representative Of her Pioneers. aud TO
you, whose hands first raised the emblem
Of our sublime country In the Salt Lake
valley, have tho honor Of transmitting.
by Tho kindno,s Of Hon. Jo.oph 4.
Smith, one Of The two nrs' hags made for
the Wa Department u tho United States,
containing forty i've stars. with all
who know you. I AN thankful that you
have been permitted 90 SEQ the day of
UAh's glory hat your hands can touch
and your eyes behold tho beauty N
this ensign =. 10 now recognizes tho
wondrous achievement Of devoted poo-
pic, blessed by God aud animated by
patriotism, 100 Iheir struggle 20 mako OF u
wilderness, one Of the mightiest stat, o.
tho Union.
Yours anecllonately.
fHANK j. CANNON.
PRESIDENT wUToup Noouuupr,
salt Lake city, Utah.
Following Ia President Woodruff
resporle'
Hon. Frank j. Cannon, 4. $, Senate,
Washington CITY, D. Ci
My Dear Seuator-As Pioneer who
brought President Young 10 my carriage
into the Gres, Salt Lake Valley the drs.
time be ever saw he Salt Lake and sur
rounding country and as one who as
ais cd in planting tho American nag ou
this then Mex can soil, and who assist.
ei President Young In laying out Salt
Lake CITY with 90, broad street. and
sidowHlks .u this Great American drv.
sandy desert, aud being Ir my ulnctIc.h
year oi age, accept This noble dag tor
and In behalf OF tho Church Of Jesus
Of Christ Lnuor'day Saints being Prrsl.
dent Of the same|i a',o Ia behalf Of every
oilzon Of the state OF Utah. The nap
has been spread to the breeze Of both soa
and land for 100 years over tho greatest
free Republican government ever sstAb.
llshed by tho God OF heaven since tho
creation Of the world, which nag hope
thai the citizens OF Utah will ever main
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Ing NATIONAL CONVENTIONS.

The following IL In answer to The
question d eorie'7ondent as 10 the
membership Of tue national convrn.
lions Of the two great parties;
The total number Of votes IN the Re
publican national convention In 1892
Wa' 900. Since then Utah has been adj.
miIttd to Statehood, adding four votes,
msking total Of 30. Ia tho call for
The convention this year Chairman
Carter Of the national cUmm,IIus d..
rsoIed all territories seeking statehood
10 elect four doleg ales.st.lAtgr, the quos.
lion Of tneif admission 10 DO decided
by the C INVENTION. II ArSons, New
Mex 100 ami Oklahoma each elect four
lslegales.at-large, ami they are all al.
mltted, the total number Of votes In the
convention will be g22.
In the Democratic national oonvsn.
lion OI 1892, there were 30 delegates,
and under the two.thlfds rule gO4 vote.
were necessary 10 choice, Cleveland
received 81 l.S votss on the firsl ballot.
The addition VI Utah to the list OF
states will Sdd four delegates this year,
making a total Of ga, And go Will be
necessary 70 a choice n the two.lhirds
tule IL maintained.
The Republican convention will
meet June 10 In ~. l. uls. The Demo.
cratic convention viii meet July 7.
II Chicago. Tue P1pulist convention
will meet July - ln Chicago.
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Mr.. q. Caillousttr. Druggist Bc.vsa.
VILE, H., says 40 Dr. Kings New
Discovery / owe my lie. WN taken
with La Grippe and tried all the ply.
slclans for miles about, but OF no AyAil
anu was given w ana told could not
live. Having Dr.. king's New De-
ooVery 10 my store sent for a bottle
and began 10 use aud from the nrst
dose began g. get betterand a ter using
three bottles was up and about Agsin,
II 10 worth Ia weight Ia gold. We
WON'T keep store 0T house without It,"
Get free trial Al Y. &. NJ. |. Drug
DsphIlmant.
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FOra remedy Tor al forms Of Head.
ache Electric Biuers has prOve1 70 be-
the very best. IL Effects a permanent
cure and the most dreaded habitual
SIGH hoadsohts yield ~ its inhuenoe.
We urge all who are Atli loIe1 10 procure
a bottle, and give this remedy fair
trial. In cases Of habilual conStipa'
ton Electric Bitters cures by giving
the needed tons TO the bowels, anu few
cases long resist he use Of THE mCdi'
cine, Try II ouce. Only Fifty osus
al Z q. NJ L lTug DepATLmenI.
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The BEsu -ALvE Ia the world fbi
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sorer, lettef, Chapped
Hands, ChilblAius, CurnF, ana all sEiu
Eupuons, ~ d positively cures Pllesi
OF 0 pay required. II II guaranteed lt
give perfect salislaCtiOn or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. Fo'
sale by u. Z, NJ. |. drug department.
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Now DRAwElH ui.n Tue time when
the dec. i.ul Tramp will have 10
change the tale that bic occupation IL
lawn.moWlug, and Adspl tho oil stAi d.
by complaint thst there Ia notbin
doing In his ifals ~ snow,shlvsling.
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Just received: ruuy.Hvs hun.
dred pairs q children, nuJ laIie-'
shoes Of u latest up,lu.iaio style Hud
prioss, Look NJ them before buying
elsewhere. Western Srnr & Dry
Goods Co., 5l-68 Main Street.
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NEW Iuul's suI Cnicago's cat.
shows ami dog hows are over, Al d
Kentuckys legislature has now ad.
llmTned.
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OF THE

On reflection generally prefer our cloth.
ing Such a preference is quite natural
in view OF the facts. our Spring suits
give the bes, practical definition Of the
word frs, class to be found in any
clothing house in this part Of the State
Business men find themselves best suit.
ed when suited by ms, Our stock dem.
onstrates thai ready made is the twin Of
tailor made IN every particular Your
iussy tailor with four times the trouble
and a much higher price can't beat us.
We understand a single fact out.
weighs d thousand claims, We claim a
great deal for our clothes, but the single
fac that 40 We claim Is carried Gu, to
the letter Is what makes our customers
so happy
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wAnTsp-mIs otLLANEoUs.

nE-K ROOM ~ AN ofIioE lOl'
II email COZ porau1n. address 1nia once
hfANrEp ny uOuEs BROS cos IEAC.
w tors o. NE ii0ueer rose 90, ~ vs'
den good rock men, also . g0oa tunnel
uleu.
lNIRsT CLASS PRACTICAL BOOK KEEP
Il cr..t years experience mu hA'e an.
mediate emp uymtnt ~alAfy no ohltct "a
dTss, u :, sArs Ds'ergt hysnlns Neos
TINliE JTAu Second uANp sIuKE ron
Il uig bArgAius IS SAFE sorcnsoh
rI,nREE MORE YUuSG PERSONS TO Er
4 prepared Tor stoIu'And ihsueeuon 70 hll
paying p0siupus ln hAhlnE'gh' e. M
g4ire room 50 tOmmsreisl biOeE,
LIVE Oh ItS GOOD MiLgu COWS AthO
L good De iyoTy wAEoH And team Address
4, o. uoN ~.
a s1OuT HuN 10 NuKk uN tAHh
~ Tor board and fcmuhotAhon ~, ~ "
" Ist ro0Ib, saturday between sand yo'eloeL
IIlGuEsr rR CEs FOR CLOTHING
lostal. Wal cal o hAmeusou, %
I.s., second souIh
II J. MORAN SHAN AND MOI NAr.
Il 4. sT heating And ysndiAHnE AppATA'ls'
no west sseonl south
,I,HE fuLLONisG rEICta WILL bE
i paid 10 each, A. rear 80 n second avulhi
good scrap IRON, III 5u 70 Ton umber beeE
bottles, SGD per dozen ruuber PEI pound .rei
copper, 20 gOod brass, %.
GCANDIA EMrLu IMLSr OttluE, 100
> help and GOOD places 10 4, second south
MEs uison
A EII,TlU TOoT.FlrrISG, AL KINDS
~ shoe repairing l. lhoreson, % h.
socond south.
MIN, wuMEN AND CuLDRES 10
vi get tie btst photos, a. AAtsOn bros,,
Is Commercial street
lNNEHN Hul. 40 BUY IHE BEsT ICE
II cream 90 hee.cy's y DISH or wholesale
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REPAIRING.


VrTAu CLEANING a TAILORING 90.
1 Cleaning, dYclug and repairing. suits
made 20 order ~ :. Man, a, y hAis Mgr.
rpAIOWNG. CLEANING AND REpAIR.
Ing 4 Anderson, los seroLd -oulh, B..
DHAu1ICAL WATCH MAkEE. 4 uAUER.
i bach satisfaction guaranteed. no state
II b. CLARK. THE TAHOE, l0Ig EAs
II. second south, Cleaning aud REARING
ID AulFs, Guns. REYOLYERs. sAFEs
ID opened. Jake HeussoT, 1881 state
pIClCLEs ANu TRUSks. O. MERE
- anu, 20 casi, Flint south. iunCture 5g
" orb guaranteed.
4 H. KINDS % STOVE REpAIEs Al ).
~ q Ioycu a sons, ~ state
REMOVALS,
TpAL, kiNpLlNG, FIRST DOOR SOUTH
~ Of oId ttunt, $40 state, n, IA jacobson
- uEKARp q HANKS, GROCEKs, TO
- " East second sOuth.
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eutffritsfs changing thair place n reFfsHss
should AvsJt sys Turner ~ vol re- present aI'
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Ths Srvsp % sale II th6 principal hotels Nsrt
ttards an1 90 90 passenger tIaius leaving Do e.J
ahsi . taAy.
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CITY slbs-ribsrs ill Kindly notify Or Dunbar,
litculaI0rI, Of a1y luegu.aH,y ll ll1 d.ITfT %
nell tapsra
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FOR SALE

I'OuD MINING STOCK AND GOOD MN.
VI Ius property. 40 other viii be uAu1.Cd
hy uu. Ingetusa'c. We will especially look
alter YOUR ueI interest Asugof room 80,
Auas b Out