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silver. 57N; lead. ss.75.

SILVER, 5T1a; lead, 1918.
Work was resumed on the arinnle
Argenta at Tintic this morning.
]. S. Dunn of Eureka is about to
take up his post as engineer at the
Cherry Creek water works.
Milford Index: The Delamar Co. has
received within the last month more
dollars worth of machinery than would
fit out an ordinary mining camp.
There is now carload OF crusher
rings here awaiting shipment for that
company.
L. o. Wilkinson. an ex-policeman of
Los Angeles. Cal. has struck IT rich IN
Kern county, that state. Mr.. Wilkin-
son relocated the old Wheel of For
tune mine, abandoned in 1859, and at Il
depth of fifty-fve feet has struck ole
assaying s2,50i 70 the ton.
Milford Index: DR.. steele and sher-
III Barton are highly elated over the
showing in their copper property. the
Skylarh. situated in Beaver Lake min
ing district. The promise OF something
immense in the way of n bonanza IL
equal to anything in that great camp.
The half-century inari: since tho dis
covcrS ~ gold In California Is not e.
Ing TO pass unhonored and unsung. All
indications point to n royal celebration
on the cath of next January. The mi
tlatlve has been taken by the San
Francisco County Minors association,
which met Tuesday evening and passed
resolutions asking Governor Eudd to
declare the day u legal holiday.
Boise Statesman: The property
taken hold Of by Mr.. Reno of Pittsburg
and his associates Ia the Lucky Boy,
eight miles from Idaho City The mine
makes a very good showing at the sur
face and II the ore chutes go down II
VIII become famous property The
ledge Is 10 feet in width and the pay
streak Ia often four feet thick. It is
thought probable that quite n large
proportion of the vein filling outside OF
the nay streak will pay to work.
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what. sirrah." Numbered the king
OF the head hunters. "You report a
signal victory over our loathsome con-
temporaries, the Ujjiwawa tribe, and
yet you bring hack no heads as troph-
les? wat ELL eh?'
Your gracious and magnificent
majesty" replied the COMMANDMENT
chief OF the army, prostrating himself
on his marrow bones before his liege,
"a white man from America was cap
tured by the Ujjiwawas. two months
ago, and since then has converted the
whole tribe to populism; and, though
we decapitated them by hundreds, we
list, sire, has no head. Puck
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uCRUDE PETROLEUM.
Wells of ~ said to Exist In the Midst of
the Great Salt Lake.

According to reports received yes
terday by Capt. J. Witherell says the
Ogden Standard. there have been dis
covered wells of crude petroleum in the
midst of the Lake about five miles
northwest OF the shore OF the Lake,
and near Fremont Island. Tho find
was originally made by n couple OF
hunters who were crossing the Lake
and saw what proved to be crude
petroleum boiling up and they began
to investigate Some of the stun was
taken to Salt Lake and n few drive
wells We're sunk. 30 that now. IL reports
are true. there are fourteen OF these
wells. Parts of them are owned by
Salt Lakers and part by II Mr.. Far
ley of Hooper, who made the dis
covery.
It was reported yesterday that Geo.
Paine OF Layton. had been driving n
well when he struck what seems to
be pure asphaltum He has now five
wells, with two-inch pipe, running
free
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OF something amiss In the throat or
lungs. Don't mind the cough, mind
the cause. Use the remedy that cures
the cough by curing the cause. Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup cures Throat
and Lung Troubles, Whooping Cough,
etc. the right way. Quick, Sure. Safe.
Mrs. W. II. Evans, Clearwater, Kans.,
writes: six years ago my husband
lay sick for three months: the doctors
said he had quick consumption. One
bottle of Billiards. Horehound Syrup
cured him." Price, % and 80 cents.
Sold by z. c. NJ. 1. Drug Depart
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The Salt Lake correspondent of the
Ogden standard says that party
came into the city yesterday from
some point in the locality Of the head
Of City Creek. displaying a number of
fine specimens of mica, measuring In
size SKIP inches, and of such character
as to warrant thorough investga-
ton of the new discovery. AT an early
hour this morning u party Of moneyed
men and experts left here for the new
finds. The party was headed by one
of the Walker brothers, who, no doubt,
Is aware of the value OF mica, and
the possible chance Of opening up such
property near here. The ore is
found in chist formation and has
has every indication of continuity.
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assayed at the mine, runs $ib to the
ton and Superintendent Blake reports
1t MS his opinion that the whole vain
from the hanging wall guuge to the
foot wall gouge will pay. As the ore
can lie mined and milled for $l.75 u
ton, the profits Will be immense. a
forty stamp mill Is to be erected and
subsequently enlarged to 100 stamps. 1t
is significant that as soon as the news
OF the discovery had been received
here all Of the unsold stock was with
drawn from the market and divided
between the large shareholders.
Rig returns are also coming IN from
another Tuolumne county mine,mostly
In the same handsthe Norwegian
group. situated quarter of mile
east OF the Belle. The average value
Of the milling rock is $50. but there
are many deposits OF free gold which
have run at the rnte of from $500 TO
$4,000 q ton and IN all 100000 has
been produced by the mine since Jan
uary. Every dollar was taken out
OF the new shaft, us crosscutting has
just begun,
The Grizzly mine. on the east belt of
the mother lode, twelve miles east of
Sonora and also in Tuolpmne county.
is being opened up. The 20Ofoot shaft
is to he sunk TO Il depth OF 400 feet,
and 1t is expected to utilize great
deal of the ore in old works >hlch
could not be probably mined under
the former methods
Some more deep mining Is to he done
In Amndor county. The old Centen-
Mai, on Dry creek. which has been
closed down since 1873, has been
taken from ex-ConEressman Can't
nettl ON n working bond Of three years
by the Columbia corporation of this
city, of which John Gall Is the princi-
pal member. The old shaft. which Is
down 500 feet. is being rctimbered and
Is to be extended to depth of l.00Ofeet.
The Pocahontas. which Is the only
other mine north Of the keystone be-
ing worked is also being sunk from
500 to 1000 feet.--San Francisco
vhropir1o
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supt. Clark, Of the Chloride Point,
mas now force of fifteen men. and
his efforts are being concentrated
lust now to n point in the cross-cut
between the shaft and the tunnel,
where he has a three-foot body of
ore disclosed Witch win carry regu-
lar values of from 1856 to $50 ounces
in silver and 81 in gold to the ton, be-
sides which there are mountains of
good milling ore disclosed and blocked
out In this portion Of the property.
while In other portions of the mine the
showing ia equally as good. with large
reserves of milling ore in sight with
two and three-foot bodies OF high
grade shipping mineral running
through them. Shipments are to be
Increased TO two carloads of the high
grade ore per week. and II is anticipat-
ed that the latter part of this month or
by Dec. 18th a dividend will be dis
tributed among the stockholders.--Mer
cur Mercury.
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Mans most painful Affections aro
promptly relieved by Billiards. Snow
Linlment. You will never know all
this one. Cures rheumatism. Neural
gia. Sprains, Bruises, etc. as by mag.
lc. The most penetrating compound
ever devised. This case Is but one OF
thousands: II had severe attack OF
rheumatism. Could not work by day
or sleep at night. Three applications
of Billiards. Snow Liniment cured me
within twenty-four hours. C. W.Ford
(of Lyon Supply Coz, TT. Worth.
Texas. Price, so cents.
Sold by z. c. NJ 1. Drug Depart
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II ia expected that the contract at
the Buckeye win be completed within
a week when the connection will be
made between the tunnel and the
shaft on the 200.
At the Boss Tweed the prospects
are very encouraging and the body
copper ore which was uncovered in
the Wine is becoming more valuable
as 1t is being developed.
Mr.. Al Huston, who was contem-
plating going to Fort Assibolne, Mont.
has decided not to take the proposed
journey. having been appointed fore
man OF the Emerald mine at Robin
son.
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The Victor Gold Mining company
operating in the cripple Creek district,
colorado, announces II resumption Of
dividends on the first of next month
when the stockholders win receive
$4,000. As dividends of 10000 were paid
IN January, February and March of
this year the December payment will
bring the total up to 100000 on the
100000 In stock this equals per cent
a very satisfactory figure to the Lon
don and Paris stockholders, who are
In the habit u receiving 3 per cent
yearly upon government investments
Even at this low rate OF British CON
suls they command from II to ~ per
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LITERARY NOTES.

A discussion of the topic of "wo-
mans Political Evolution is INDUCED
in by Mrs. j. Ellen Foster. president of
the Woman's Republican Association
of the United States, in the North
American Review for November. Mrs.
Foster asserts that women,in the main.
have wisely used their influence and
discreetly applied their political power.
Each year they are learning more and
more to use their newly discovered in
fluence, and he Is not an intellik mt pa
trot or "A wise politician who ignores
this factor in the political situation.
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Reports received during the week
from ". c. Is. Allen at hlercur, indi-
cate gratifying showing IN the Sill
yer Lode. which lies Immediately
above the Geyser- Marion. The Silver
Lode has Undergone II period OF thor
oush development and the miners arc
no" into pay ore and hope to soon
run on to such bodies as are exposed
IN It's neighbor, the Geyser Marion. Mr..
Allen Is now out at the mine super
intending operations, and ms he Is
thoroughly acquainted with the Mer-
cur district, and its stratiication from
surface to lowest workings, he VIII un-
uoubtedly keen his men on the right
track and make OF the silver Lode u
big bonanzn.
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Paymaster George Dern of the Nor
cur, came in from the camp last night
bearing with him shipment of cyan
ides which was being sampled today.
According to John Dern, the com
pany's president. the consignment
will run about $4,000 In value, and
will Just about liquldate the regular
monthly dividend which Is to be posted
on the 10th. Mr.. Dern says there Is
nothing In the rumor that the com
pany is about to increase Its dividends.
md gives 1t as his belief that the
stockholders are pretty we'll satisfied
with what the company Is now doing
every month.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

MONEY.
New York, November 6.-Close-Money on
call nommally ih12 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Jsift4N per cent
Sterling exchange steady, With Hctlinl
business in bankers bills at 4s5[dH for de-
maud aud l,s2HGtA for sixty days
Posted rates 4s3H and 4sG1,
Commercial bills 4sa.
Silver certificates 5T15Sh.
Bar silver hlN.
Mexican dollars Az.
State bonds dull rhllroad bonds firm.
Government bonds steady; new fours re-
glstered, l2ini ditto coupons, l97h f0urs
ddsEs'gtea' ll@tt otto coupons, llda; tw, s
lliM. Pacific skies of 'ls lCflx E0'''
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Eort Douglas Cnncnrl.

The following program viii be rem
dered at Fort Douglas by the Twenty
fourth infantry band tomorrow after
noon at o'clock:
March. The Imitator ........ Schaffner
Overture Tancred ......,......R ossini
Waltz, Dream on the Ocean ...Gungl
Selection, Wang ..,..............M Noise
Romance, Day Dream .....Rollinson
Blumenlled Glover song) ......G. Lang
c. II. SCHAFFNER,
Band Master Twcnty-fourth lnfan-
try.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-06

Information has reached Boise. says
the Statesman. that John Z. KeeFan
has succeeded In organizing com
pany to take hold of the group of
properties near Quartzburg which he
has had under bond The capitalists
taking hold are New York and Pitts
burg men. 1t Is very strong com
bination and will be in position TO
operate on an extensive scale. MIR.
keegan with several members of the
company, Is expected here In few
days. 1t Ia undertood they stopped in
Chicago to secure estimates on a large
mill which It is planned TO erect on the
property later on.
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The Llrer Keep. psople won.

when the liver Is sluggish all other
organs are Involved, You suffer from
Constipation. BilliouBness, Jaundice.
Headache, Indigestion. Pain in Back,
never know how promptly these
troubles can be cured until you use
HERBINE 1t cures quickly when
pther remedies utterly fail. Regulates
the Liver. Purlfies the Blood. HER
BINE is Harmless Vegetable Rem
edy that gives new life and energy al
most from the first dose. Price. 10
cents.
Free Trial Bottle at z. C. NJ. /.
Drug Department.
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Now that Director Chisholm of the
Centenninl- Eureka is back to the city
from his wanderlngs in the East. 1t is
quite certain that matters connected
with the erection of the company's pro-
posed plant will assume something like
tangible shape In the course of very
short time. AT present, however. the
gentleman referred to has sickness In
his family, which, of course. will In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-06

The report of the board of health for
the week is as follows: Births, 80;
males, II, females, O. deaths. IL; males,
8. females, Z; bodies brought from
other places for interment here, /:
contagious diseases. scarle fever, .;
infectious diseases. typhoid fever.J.
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Shannon, ufendanI
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WEATHER VANE.

General and local forecast for &c
hours ending y. IN. Sunday:
For Utah forecast made at san
Franolseo): Fair tonight. Sunday in.
creasing oloudiness; warmer.
For Salt Lake city and vicinity:
Cloudy tonight and Sunday, Warmer
Sunday.
Today's temperature shown In the
fac simile thermometer given below:
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Masterson Here Again.

Bat Mastorson. the well known Dem
yer sporting character who is sensa-
tlonally heralded as the slayer OF
twenty-six men, is in Salt Lake again.
Bat has many friends among the pro,
flesh" here. He IL on his way home
from trip through the northwest.
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Judge Cherry denied today the APP
phcatlun Of J. p, Emerson for n
asked that Justice OF the Peace w w.
Gee be prevented from proceeding with
a trial of the case entitled J. T., Elmer
son VS. WIN. Langton. involving the
title 90 certain property Tho case
was argued on Monday last and taken
under advisement,
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WTEKIY nhNIl srATF,IrNr

The New York weekly bank statrmrr,
shows the following ehnngest surplus re-
serve, locrcusc. s3,Gg0h7b loans inefcn.c
s'ShHOi specie, Increase, k5dl. 100; lppni
tenders, deetensc. si.0Ol sOO deposits. M
cfense, HQOJ,WO; circulation, decrease s9l
OF the requirements OF the - per cent ruic
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Regular services of the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-dny Saints win
be held tomorrow. Sunday. Fast meet
ings being held IN the respective wards
at o'clock pm; Sunday school at
10 am, and meetings In the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
foiloVs.
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Salt Rheunr,

q torment to tho flesh, q dis
fgurement TO tho body, and
drain on the system, also due
to vitiated blood.
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| The Same.
! Old Sarsaparilla.

( That's Ayers. The s,..,.
] sarssparilla as it wa "a az %
! sold by Dr. J. c, Aver 30 ,. a.a
ago. In the labora, ~ i !, :
J different. There modern on ~
J anees lend speed to skill r ins
I experience. But the ,p,,'
riila is the same old sarsapsriIi IN,
! that made the record-5o ve ,,,..
Of cares. Why don't we be,,.'
| itf Wen, we're much IN ~,
condition OF the Bishop and IL,
raspberry; " DOUBTLESS, . h.
. said, God might have mads
!, better berry. but doub,l,,,
| also, He never did" wt,
don't we better the aarsaparill,,
We can't We are using u.
J sansc ola plant that cured Il,
/ Indians and the spauiards, ,,
has not been bettersd. Ari
since ace make sarsapatilla con,
! pound oat OF sarsaparilla nl,n, [
I We see no way of iinptoverneD, |
! OF course, If we were mail,
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University Boys Beaten Again.

The University football giants met
with defeat again yesterday. This
time the conquerors are the Collegiate
Institute boys. who Won the game on
u score OF six to four.
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TIM state of Utah SENDS erecting " 'V'
: Nv shannon, Defendant


shannon, petenuhh"
won ApE HEREBY REoulsiE,go, i, ~
appoar in an Gcuon bronsn' X DI,na
by the aboye.nRmed plalntn, tn,.trl,t u ~
Sona' iitsb and 20 answer lne,,Ss1l
n,sint ,iied therein wilnin ten u sys ihs "a
Of the day OF serylcel .nn,nops
vice on you OF ihls ar II ,s;vh
served within THIS eohns district wis.
ous y, ~ ns,s' othervise within fofN .nltyca
Judgment by default Will 6e ls ls,ennamrl,lpl
sccordina 10 the prayer OF ta ~ hsve dtera
line said action Is brouIht /" ',nttf 70 -
OF this Court adtndglns tn nrntltied 10 the ~
uwn n,a IN ,he Atlantic Lode Nlh in ta
a. the AREA thus In oonnlol o,ss AuLnr,
Iouisa Lode Mining Clhiih "a thereiu, ~
i ode Mining Clam ana lhu n1alatlffs w
auiottng and confirming eof that iheW.
.,san, 80 pot ttle, nor fiRht o. ,,hsfela. o.
- ana coi fict lrea or the .unSanI 10 n
any mart thereof that tne .ns on ida ~,
strained pending The aouon On said CORE
nlanently from entering INV part theIts..'
area q The lode iesTse sns orss q . Ssa
al iheyefrom aud from 10 ~? Sl,o Ihurs
~, ,s,th Tho noasesatOn iheievii and pf0p1
ninintlf have all other iuI, al ,Aid mln,ls
relief, with coste OF SUI Va Mountain hl'''
oIaus beng situate ps s6 IN Uiah i, eau f.G
"a vo,, are hereby notihea uamppded CO..
hnu 80 ,'.nd ansyer thn said ~ n,'lalntif W.
,ya,nt as above required, w ~ Teilei deman0''
smniy 10 the court for VIC Ld
therein. tt,oxahle .Iudges ana " Ihir9
witness tue isoI I,sirict Court o. "a fof be
inaltial District, n An das q oeio..
,sr,,l s,sto Of uiAh his w. nns ~ Lord co.
lsEAL' Mr. IN the year OF ~ "a snd nipeu
-, -, a oigbt huunftu
seven u puNBAA w"
by N. II. lldoAS' ~ 80
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tl00d Sis; COWS and helfcrs. s2.oodsi1b,
Texas steers $500 $3.50; westerns. siScan
sl.25; st0ckcrs aud feeders. s.iohStto
SHEEP = Receipts $500; steady. Native
sheep. sl.i0f $40; westerns, 5000 $780,
lambs s3.OGsJ,i0.
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A marriage license was granted to-
day to Franz l.. Benson, aged 49, of
Centerville, Davis county, and Ida
Maria Carlson. aged So, of Salt Lake
CITY
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terfere Somewhat with the necessary
conference In the case. but as aJoi as
the directors can set togetn,. the
"News' is assured thai something deh-
mite In the premises VIII como to light.
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Pinplee7

which so disflgure tho skin, and
make tho human face divine
anything but thing of beauty,
but which arc Natures adver-
tisoment Of foul blood.
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rheumatism,

which all authorities now attri-
butte to various acidities In the
blood, which this great blood
purifier OF the age, Hoods Sar-
saparilla, corrects.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago. November G.
liOGS-Estlmated receipts tndny IoOoo.
lett over 4.OlOi market active. Light tiI,E'
rough. sLB1sLi0 Is''''i
CATTLE Receipts SoOi slow. Beeye,.
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Liverpool, November @. ESQ Wheat ou,ot
curvues on coast nothing doing; rarr6es an,
passage stcadier; wheat Ia Paris v,,,t
Hour In Paris, weak - "4'N :
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
TRANSFERS. on STOCKS

Three hundred shares of Galena at
G5 cents per share. 1000 Four Aces at
IL cents; 200 Northern Light at %
cents, 800 at 54is and 500 at "a; 1000
Dalton at y cent; 1900 Chloride Point
at 30 cents, 100 at 4Ois. 100 at 40 and
geo ut Al. Total shares sold, $500;
selling value of stocks, 81 ,4Oi.
THE WEEKS BUSINESS.
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most offensive and uncomfort-
able affection of the skin, also
due to impure blood.
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PRODUCE.
san Francisco. November G-Whent easy
December, Li516 May, l4iA.
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Clnsses from Life, Figure. por,r,l,
Stretching and illustrating Studio i;
A st.
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~ suffered with impure blood c..
broke out on my wrist and nv ~
was cover-d with red marks 4 ,. ~
told me to try Hoods sarsaparllis,' ' !
have taken few bottles and nv H.,
Ia now all right and the sores on NV nv
wrist and body IRE healed" Anyp,,;,
Salas, StarlSville, Colorado.
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the county Jail and win be brought be-
fore Judge Norrell next Tuesday for
arraignnnent
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Don't buy one for Christmas =,
Palace Market will furnish II n az "a.
free of cost. " " !0a
265 South Main.
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Hoods Pills cure liver ills. Mana
for 25c. by C. l. Hood & Co. Lowell
Mass.
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courage immigration and that others
may put forth more efforts In the same
Iir.rttAn
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Don't buy one for Chrictmas The
Palace Market viii furnish 1t to you
free OF cost.
2G5 South Main.
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County Blanks.

Prices furnished on application. Davey
Tar Board and best grade of materials
used to make our work durable. All
work guaranteed
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

pared only BY c. l. Hood 6 Co., lowell, Mass.
Hoods Pills ar, the Be't after,dinaer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-06
SUMMONS.

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