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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-10-26
Too Much Demand Money.

Milwaukee, Oct. 15.-John Siegert, do
ing real estate, loan and insurance
business, today filed a petition in bank
rauptcy in the United States court. His
liabilities are $4,000 and assets about
the same amount. Demand loans are said
to be the cause of the embarrassment
Siegert was formerly partner Of Charles
Pittelkow, who failed a short time ago
under similar circumstances.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-10-26
HOw's This:

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo, O.
we, the undersigned. have known F. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
MIN perfectly honorable in all business
transactions, and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo. O.
WALDlNG, KINNAN & MARVIN. Whole
sale Druggists Toledo, O.
iiall $ Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system Price 75c per bottle.
500 by all Druggists. Testimonials free
Halls family Pills are the best.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-10-26
Betting COMPANY ASSIGNS.

Depression in the Trade Given MS the
Cause of the Failure.
Betting company made a voluntary as
signment to the Chicago Title & Trust
company today. Long continued depres-
sion in trade is given as the cause. The
records of the company are very much
involved and no statement of assets and
liabilities was made.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-10-26

Of all medical and surgical institutes
there are none in which we have great
er confidence than the st. Paul Medical
and Surgical Institute and Eye and Ear
Infirmary. They are no fakirs, and it is
with the greatest pleasure we recommend
them to our readers. Read their card
on page 1, and please mention The Rep
resentative when writing or calling.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-10-26

With the initiative and referendum
will vote for. Now we get any law the
millionaires will pay for. Read Bond
and Industrial Slavery" Price IS cents.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-10-26
OF INTERESTTOLADIES

An experienced physician and specialist
will give confidential advise and treatment
to ladies suffering with painful, irregular
or suppressed monthles and all diseases
of women. Call or address, Specialist, %
Washington Ave, South. Room S.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-10-26
paper Is cents.

The above prices include the postage
which on the "Great Cryptogram" is
36c. Address: "The Representative"
care of Ignatius Donnelly, Hastings
MINI.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-10-26

Whereas. past experience has demonstrate
ed that the men elected to represent our
interests in the state and national halls of
legislation have almost invariably proven
recreant to the trust imposed upon them,
by helping to defeat such measures as were
introduced in our behalf.
Therefore. be it resolved, that in all flu
ture elections the members of the Farmers
Alliance and Industrial Union shall de-
mand a pledge from all candidates of all
political parties for their SURFACES, to sup
port such measures as are embodied in our
platform of demands or Endorsed By this
body.
Further resolved that no candidate Of any
party shall receive the support suffra ge
of any member Of this organization if he
refuses to comply with the provisions of
the last above resolution.
ALLIANCE DEMANDS.
1.-The reduction of existing freight rates
20 per cent in this state. Answer l.
2-The reduction of railway passenger
rates to cents per mile. Answer ..
"a bill to protect the rights of the hold
ers of railroad mileage books.
A bill to establish railroad scales at
every station for the weighing of grain
to be shipped.
ga bill to suppress the dealing in OPP
tions.
"a bill to reduce the legal rate Of in
terest from 10 per cent to per cent
"A bill to exempt the homes of the peo-
pie from taxation to the extent of 81, 500. 90
ga bill to reduce the salaries of oVerpaid
public officials to meet the conditions Of the
times.
"a bill to create a commission and an
appropriation to establish market for the
product of the farm in the oriental coun-
tries
1O.-That you will appoint urge the ap-
pointment of the list Of practical farmers
Endorsed by this great agricultural society,
representing 1000 members, irrespective of
political affiliations to represent the agri-
cultural interests on the different state
boards and institutions which they contrib
ute to support by taxation
You are, therefore, respectfully request
ed to indicate your position on the above
named bills by writing Gle word "yes''
or no after each bill and return it to this
office inside of Is days. If we do not hear
from you within the time stated we will
deem your silence as negative vote to the
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-10-26
j. G.. HANLEY.

u. Z. 4,
National Organizer. St Paul.
Draft of letter addressed to political candi-
dates OF all parties.
Dear Sir
AT the state convention of the Farmers
Alliance and Industrial Union held at St
Paul, the following resolutions were adopt
ed ana committee appointed to present
to you the demands of this great Agrcul-
tural Society of 1900 members and request
a written reply from you, stating your po-
sition on the bills below enumerated. Please
mail your reply to the undersigned as a
list of every candidate and his attitude will
be sent to every Alliance and Labor organic
alton in the state, SO that our members will
have an intelligent idea of who are their
friends and who not and vote for or
against them as their interests demand
This letter will be sent to every candidate
state. congressional or legislative in the
state, of all political parties.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-10-26

Shorthand and Topographic institute,
teaches actual business from start to fin-
;sh in bookkeeping, shorthand and teleg-
raphy; experienced teachers; Oldest and
best: established 81 years. Call for cata-
lcgues Mcguire Bros. SO East Sixth ST..
st. Paul. MINI.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-10-26

have concluded to keep supply of them
on hand hereafter. and furnish them di
rect to applicants.
Atlantis" 480 pages, illustrated :. 500
"RagnarOk" ASP pages, illustrated 100
Great Cryptogram," 1913 pages, il
Illustrated -. 49,: ..... 1886
Caesars Column" 367 pages, in
cloth LOO
paper so cents.
Or. Huguet," 307 pages, cloth 49,. LOO
paper Is cents.
Golden Bottle 319 pages, cloth LOO
paper 35 cents.
american Peoples Money" 1856
pages cloth 50
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-10-26
LANDS.

Fertile we'll located timber lands in large
colonies in Wisconsin for sale cheap and
on easy terms. Also improved and unim-
proved prairie lands in Minnesota. CAN
on or write the undersigned. the owner of
the land, for further information.
E. H. HOPE,
215 Jackson ST., st. Paul, MINI.
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lnflammatory Rheumatism
inflammation Of The Throat

SWOLLEN Arms, Hands and Legs-c0uld Not Move
without Help Comp etely Cured in Seven Days
by the Peterson Improved Electric Belt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

Lest evening the nrt public class
meeting Of the year was Eiyon at the
eolleE. building By the class ~ 100 Miha
Gene irvine. the vice president OF the
class. presided. Arcr the opening prayer
ana song. the following program was
rendered.
Piano solo ssssss., W., N,'''i si,ssa,,is
Vocal solo 80 t.ts itMlHh i.t' ~, 49,
Address. ''Dcvciopmcnt ~ ~ thriH-
tlnn Conception 81 Nvd ,s..s',,.s,,,,,,,
- go. . .s. sirufs Jed v. MvnNtl
Vocal solo d. ,prof. PRANK WlHhiinhn
Instrumental selection. Nile. hdn. i,Iown
Vocal solo ....s. ....ss ss.sli'rt M"'h''H
Their, war good attendance of the
students and their frienda, nll 81 whom
DECLARED the evening well ANA cniolahiy
The class Of 1911 propose the Swing Of
public entertainment sometime poi"t'
A, IN" iilble class last Thursday OVEN
ing Tfnf Done lscturcd upon Tho
irrsrltea In Egypt very nppr"cin-
live audience vnr IN attendance.
Elder Joseph v. Taylor addressed the
rdneral theological class at It's regular
Friday nsrrlon. Ito spoke To the students
upon the living and active powers ~ The
Gospel. and hia snrneat remarks deeply
Impressed and benefited those IN attend
nnCs.
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A SHOCKING CASE.


c,se OF the shameless neglect ana
h.r,,hls .reatmem Of helpless bape
came TO light today. II seems h'Idly
r,sslble shat 4, should occur ." sa''
i.,i.s. II the representation are correct
ari .hfy appear 90 De-
porn on south seventh West 'hefe
nyss a family named simpson. consist
ira ola father. mJ.her. Two E,,5Hl'
ftuahfers and several smaUer CI..I' a
M eldest daughter. apparchtiy,. lps ~
al Wisely but too well nel
n.s,,nd ioavlns her shorty
nu.' ,h .ir mttfitr she was sr1rce.
h. ,n,rs fhrn o. child. and after the
iJ.,b ~ Nor bthf SHE went sway rom
home. iaaving thf iltile one n th
ch,rge Of her mother. hrs. SIM .'i'
T'hrn commfucfl according tn iiAt'
nonts ~ reliable porsuns. syfi'm Ni
49, most revolving neglect OF she h-li..
Ia chil1 n n nId hat ihe grand
mrihfr cared It.le Cor he pntpi tui ~. ~,
bab.. a'.d az lrss. oven gxpitssln tn +,
hrts that % would Die. u is turiher fllI
that j, was fed only twire q aag' ln,
g-,a upt into q ruum by lisCf aud 9nY
vI,itid nj the dimes Indicated. Inp
ii.Te ioi became covered with f1tn.
fr5n ain ana nogl Co. being c1mnelir l
a. liz conr.asuy 90 iia bark W. limN'
became entirely useless, ap thht Now
it.inn year aud half Oh it naa nN
more uff 81 30 m mhefa thth 80 an
FAINT ~ thrs1 months. .,.
Tho fats 0f .hH hap. f h.l. u.i
rimf 90 fha know dsH lf D ilh, q
iy on seventh W. fe" COS ~. XII,
nesr.rd Numnn hfrr-l tnf cH...lS ul
M child The uuriwlihnr. pnly too
eli % MH NINNNNNNN nm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

o. L. Davies Of Denver. coiofado.en-
tered suit In the ufg.;cd States dis
trlct court yesterday afternoon agalns,
the Consoilesed Mining uni smelling
company. a corporation doing business
at ogden. Utah. but lncotpporaici In
shc sta,e " illlnols; shr Callforiia Wire
works OF san Francisco. ana the Amsr-
team Mining und Investment Company.
10 recover 1900 ON pruenis snry note
secured by mortEaFe on property 81
uated IN Boxcider c1ufry. ttnh,
Moyit. Pane and cos.lEan are vstor'
ncya for the plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

Tho authorities u the ward, In connec-
tion with officers Of III. different orEanl-
nations aud the ward Amusement aasoci.
alton. have been working for tomc time To
perfect plans for holding a grand carni-
val during Xmas week. commencing
Monday. December seth. and continuing
four days. II II IN. purpose 10 prepare
a fifst-claHs program. covering the entire
seasons festivities. II will be Of u varied
character, embracing dramatic entertain
montn, magic lantern Views. pantuiniin's
with old time costumes for the bencnt %
those who are not .nttely ~ 70 uht" ~
tripping tln lisn fantastic. durins ~.
evenings, The entertainments during
the day time viii b.. conducted by the Of
~sfd; fa ", ins,ane". Msnday. The SIN,
Will BE- devoted 70 the formal opening %
tho carnival, and "a feyeiNinE and enter.
taininE the Ecnetal public IucrdaN VIII
conducted by the officers ~ the two sun
day schools. Elaborate arrangements
afe being made 60 giN., the little folks
q rousinE good tline. sanin claus viii
BE- present lot the purpose 81 distributing
a most generous supply Of prizes, nruH'
ueally ARRANGED on beautiful Xmas
trvsird 10 dance Wednesday viii be-
relief Society day The pruEfnm hos
not boon completed ag SET but It WY b,
~, .9oi ,s ,h n Al ora hn n a n
they have already under way the prop
araiinn of program that will be- UNI 10,
and instructive,
The management has been successful IN
securing the iarHc and commpdioua Cen
ter school buiiiinH for tho occasion, faui
OF the largest rooms have boon selected
and when they leave the hands ~ The
committee on decoration viii present q
very neat appearance, The rooms viii
be- supplied with booths of different do,
agriptiunn, pfeaidcd over by young lnd,pl
srhous who Attend can ohtnin r.ff,ah,
mentH, In on of the rooms will be- "a.
hhlted works " art, including paiuuigu
sculpture, engraving. etc. In another
harmless Wild animals will be On sNhlbi,
ton. 4 third room will be- provided with
tables and chairs whore games 81 dlsfer.
snt Kinds will be- conducted. also cos,
corners will be fittod M for tho benrfl
%. those who wish 10 have quiel
pleasant visit with their friends. tn,
whole performance u TO conclude with
grand character hall N Thursday even
ing The public ~ cordially invited 4,
attend. Mr H. Morris Young Is director
of the affair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

CALL AND SEE Our Low .PRicEi
on buggy, team harness. saddles ans
everything In harness business. Z. "
Nf0w, 3 east First South.
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WINS NND Li0rONs.
Trunk pActoaihs


cAit ION, ~ Toy TRUNKS TRUNKS
Meredith, ~ fa.i First souih
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SALT LAKE STAKE CONFERENCE.

Tho quarterly conference OF M
stake wll convene "a the Assem- p.l
if,il sail Lake CITY. IN saturday.
December i0.h. at 10 a. m. and y M
and In the Tabernacle on Sunnay. the
lin. at 10 u. IN. and y. m.
A Ecnemi attendance ~ AL officers
and memberH is fcquofied.
ANGUS A. CANNON.
JOSEPH y. TAYLOR,
CHARLES w. rENROsE.
Presidency Of stake.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Regular services OF the church 9,,
leans christ Of Iatter.day Saints VIII
he held tomorrow. Sunday. Fast meet
inrs being held In the respective waida
al 2 O'Clock pm. Sunday school %,
10 am, and meetings IN the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards rs
followa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

ELEGANT LARGE ROOMS GROUND
nnori also paflnr aud bed room on round
hunr with OF without hrst class board $50
runth tate,
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,on nrNr-runNIs,,,p nooM.


NICELY FURNISHED Rooms WITH
or withou, housekeeping. sis w, First
South,
a SUITE or ROOMS ron LIunr
housekeeping reasonable rates. ais y,
NICELY FURNISHED RoooMs;
private family. Two doors from SAM.
iafium. % west Third South.
THE REED, IS u. SECOND AouTH:
elegantly furnished. steam heated rooms,
al modern eonNenlencea. reasonable
NicELN FURNISHED RooMs ron
liFht housekeeping, also sleeping rooms, ,
Reasonable rates lis y, Third South,
COY SUNNY ROOMS. ELEGANTLY
furnished AZ low rate for winter Wicks
NlcELN FURNISHED RooMs CEN.
trally located Ia nice location. reaAonA.
BILE prices al1 south West Temple
TWO NICELY FunNisilEp ROOMS
one front room, also use OF kitchen.
Apply u west First South
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
pie
ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS
centrally located, electric lights nrst-
elns. Mr. T. H. Mccarthy, % east
llght housekeeping, ~ east second south
SMALL SUITE FRONT ROOMS FoR
two private families Nice location
-. west Third south.
LLEGANT. LARuE suANy ROOMS
nicely furnished modern ennvonlences
Cannon House, sOi West south Temple
NEWLY ftRNisiiEn RoOMsi ALL ON.
SIDE :, omsi iransienis solicited. IL West
lirst south.
tLIOANrLy FURNISHED SUNNY
roomsi ulrn lOeatiunt reasonable rates
1t south West Temple.
NICELY FuRNlsHEp ROOMS 40 \
light, etc. ~ east second south Mn.
!. NJ. loli. proprietor
ELEGANT ROOMS. DINING ROOM
under the management of the nnest on-
igttf " ihe eitli popular prices. Corner
ELEGANT LARGE ROOMS. GROUND
lnori also parlnr aud bed room on round
hour with or without nrst class board. sSs
runth tate,
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schoo, Dss. Jus, Arrived.

We have Just received a large ship
ment " School BAGS direct from IN
manufacturers, u Dc. Toe. ise. zoe. s5o
s5e, 50c. and up.
GEO. O. CANNON 4 SONS co.
II a ~ Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

zion- Savings Bank a Trust com
pany, Nos. I. .. ana 6 Main street. Il
ihe largest and Oldest savings bank In
Utah. 2i,iii accounts have been
opened rlnce the bank was established
start 0uo now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

Religious services, SrardlhaNl w,
every sunday ai 10 a. M. 10 tha Nhe''
hall, Richards street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

AipLEQrIsrs BAKERY FOR EX.
ifa me bread and cakes; removed 20 ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

,uuup pREssERs AT wARRiNdls
i iSielng o heSse rer perfect lt laisyv'
FARRELL "a Richards street
UTAH CLEANING AND TAILORING
CO., cleaning dyeing and repairing. Suits
made 20 order. iss east First South. A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

II MiTcHELL MANUFACTURER
lln, COPPER, sheet and iron work, tin and
State ~. -
pAVID. EVANS, SANITARY PLUMB.
ma established 80 years; all kinds OF
sanitary plumbing ~ reasonable rnter.
l1t east Second South,
THE DAVID JAMES co, TIN AND
Galvanized iron works. No. 81 Main 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

MOLLY 1uRNisnTD Rooms NNIra
hrst-class board, di-oJ East seeonl south.
ELEGANT ROOMS AND THE BEST
table board In the city So a Week. DAN
hoard, $50, Miss $, nul III west Third
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moMns rom THOUSANDS

Ts Iatt~r-dsy saints who Desire Good
Place. To MAKE ton,fortrbie itomss.
a Good Opportunity to Accumulate
Means to Pay for Them without Ia
earring III. ionaaE. OF Debt,
One hundred thousand dollars In
labor wanted.
FIFTY miles Of the Alberta company'a
canal TO DO built. for which half will
be paid In cash ,and balance IN excel
lent prairie land. at 81 an acre. with
free water for two yeara ~ nrnt aut-
tiers ON these lands.
Lands arc 90 b. settled In hamie,
or settlement form. In order to AFFORD
settlers the bcnent % ward orgnniEa.
lions. including day aud Sabbath
schools.
All labor will be contract work. at
ten cents a cubic yard for earth work.
Gravel. loose and solid rock 10 be paid
for IN proportion.
with team can earn a good farm, town
lot aud cottage IN one year
Lands 10 be settled are adjacent 10
n railway. Plenty Of coal Tor fuel near
at hand.
For special rates of transportation
for passenger. household goods,
teams, etc. etc. apply 10 WIN. g.
Spence. BOX u. Salt Lake city. or G.
o. Card. cardHton. n. W. T.. Canada.
UTAH COAL.
Castle Gate and Winter Quarters.
Lump. Nut and slack.
Anthracite. all slices.
u, J, SHARP. Agent.
70 South. Main. Telephone. 40.
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MIR MASill

-~fgSfEHEScep Adf.Srs 10 sHi.E
on commission In building and Loan A.
r0ciation, Address T.. % iiox Ills, city.
10 You WANT WORK DO Nut
want help do 10 iierkeirnth A Co, the
employment people. ioS east Second houth
street. Telephone te,.
WANTEn. uooD AND Hti.fABi.E
boys acquainted with city, good pay. en-
rilrc az Main.
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LOTT.

NOVEMBER aTH. A. HUMBLE OF
overaiis marked Inland SAT- 90. haliar.
Finder leave al fifth Ward Coop ana DC
rewarded. ---.-.---
Uf.Ngk AM WHITE COW MD UALfg
branded f|rI9 on ieu thiea Adutess u \
Jensen, sugar ~. o
HErWkhN 1iiL IiAH MtkrANriLE
uackafo containing dry rsds with Utah
Mercantile COS orders 81 httifn 70 N v.
Davis. ~ North sna West aud 10 r,Nnraei
CLgiifltAth fOh .i.ii,so o. llhr
National Bank Of Denver and pay aulc 70
~ 4. Peterson Return 20 v y. peterson.
% North Third West and d. rewarded.
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ruOTO.itAruxI,s.

affSEsfp6ofJS q 4 Do2lsi pxSo.
famlc yioHs 10 order. copying. enlnrging In
cfayon, pastel aud water eolors J, K. Mat
500, si.t state street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

@MME- 1rDOIpEcK. PROFESSOR nf
French, latest and most Improved lns ,n.
ODDS OF Instruction. Private ltasopN
Eagle block. ..
ST. MARY's ACADEMY PIEfAkls
Young ladies for any sphere OF Nte, ~
InE thorough knowledge Of nit~
science and art. write for eatalosne.
SALT LAKE BusIsEss col ,LEJiL,
&c west SECOND South Street hF'''N>
school opens September tth, --.--.,.-
SALT LAKE SCHOOL OF LAW; NJ
ply 70 President. Prof whitley ho'P-
or block.
PRACTICAL BUSINESS shons
hand, day and evening sessions, ~, ~
portor IN Michigan and Utah. w Au'
bach Building,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

sCAvtNGERs. ~.
cLssPooL AND CLOSET WORK ALL
work dislnfected e2i hast Eighth south
salt Lake CITY Y. baltimore
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NusICAr.
AifIIsI-

slisr I. I. WILLARD, x ARTIST "
Oh and water cOlorn.. pupils u.a',si
local Views works OF art studlo' ~
Walker Terrace. -...-
II ". KNi'DsEN, PORTRAIT. Al;
tint, studio, -. Atlas block can ana
examine my work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

sAMuEL HOLMES. Iioiler and sheet
lfun Works, makes and repairs steam
boilers, water jackets, cyanide and
pre- SIRE tanks, smoke stacks, etc. Rear
w. west South Temple.
trpairs a speciality. Established isit
Temple
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80 g-t1'f y y y 'asf'ast"f
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELlY.
Reliable goodH, lowest prices; all deal.
ms warranted na represented, Mall or
dtrs promptly attended 10, \, Sickle,
practical and expert watch maker and
ieweler ~ y First South ST., ctlimer
block Muichus from $50 40.
WM JONES. MANUFACTURING
leNoleri loNclry repaired, - south Aain
HENRY RElsER IEwELFR, " EAST
First South. Watches. clocks, jcwclry,
apociaclcs ana eyeglasses, Fine repair
INK, reasonable prices.
J. y. JENSEN, EsTABIJsuEp g
years large stock watches, jcwelry and
ailyerwnro, me watch and Jewelry re-
pairing 81 east First South.
T. WATERS. PIONEER nRoKEIli
hlg Inducements In unredeomed Ola
lNQnuH, watches, lowolry, etc, Tor tho
holidayni established isad 81 east First
WA, JONES, MANurAcTuRlNG
leweler' jowelry repaired. " south Main
WATCH REPAIRING AND PINE
engraving, Malcolm Graham. Watch.
makera and jewellers, " west Second
south street
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, a
NJ, Snrbanghi American watches, eloeks
and iewelry, ino repairins. 10 McCor-
nick block, First South street
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ron ilEHr oNE.nALF tAlloE
store, reasonable. Apply n y. Third
South.
TitnEE LAHuE ROOMS. uitouNp
floor. summer kitchen. pantry and bath
roomi fi3iS month ~ y. Third South.
- rEil MONTH. ! ROOM MODERN
brick. Will give lease for ~ years aud
then sell u 70 YOU for a. Thomson
Gurncy Cab nfiice.
oN CAR LINE, 10 hi.oc<s .fRoM
y, O., b-fo9m brick newly papercd, large
pantry ana closets, porcheh good barn.
Quicken house. acre garden, flowing well.
rbod pasture near, all for 80 J, T.
stringcr Co, under Hank Of Commerce.
RNAi.L SUIT FRONT RooMs stu.
table for two private family nice Local
ton. - west Third Honth.
MoniitN s.ROuM Hh1Ck iiot-t nAff.
reception hall. lurnare. etc,. second South
aud Eleventh East >. L. Hogs. 81 Dooiy
:, nousHs' AL. rIucEs ,KiSps
CuAn YARD, COMPLETE FOR COAL
huslne.si lest location In the city also
war house, corner iifth south add Third
West
TWO ROOMS AND SUMMER KfTcn.
en-, complete for housekeeping. u west
THIRD Aduth.
ELEGANT SUNNY ROOMS. ALL
modern conveniencea. hot and cold water
electric light and steam heat cheap, n
\. Main.