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iaai Nadge.
have often thought ct writing our NJ B.
column some Of my stray thoughts. but as
"Ego" say, find 1t 30 we'll filed each week
that think!my help Is not needed. But have
been taking in ali the good things the sisters
have TO offer without veututing word myself,
Until fear YOU vii, begin TO think n very sell
fish. But,'you see, there are 80 many of US
that unless one has something important to say,
there is,searcely chance to get word IN eige
wise.
Just now, however, see chance TO oner
little help as II Is housekeeping time, now TO
make housework easier. There are many bits of
knowl.dse that help 10 make housework easier
and more quickly performed ana the houses lie
Is u ually anxious for such Information
When YOU have very dirty carpet that you
wish to clean, tear old newspapers into small
pieces and soak them in water; when they are
taken out rub them between the hands aht
they form little round balls and scatter them
over the carpet Then give its thorough sweep
lug and 1t will LOOK fresh and clean again An
other good way TO clean carpets Is to sprinkle
well with fine salt and then sweep well. Then
take water.with some ammonia in ii and wipe
the carpet.well anu the colors will be bright
and clean. II SCOT has been spilled ON the car
pet, cover the spot with sat, itt VI remain zen
minutes then sweep it on. one application
VIII usually remove every trace OF BLACK
An excellent soap Tor washing Woodwork,
staw mating. oiicloth, or hnoieum Is made by
disrolving bar OF soap in pint of boiling
water. Add tablespoonful OF oorax and set
f II aside TO cOol. Put enough OF this soap in
half a bueketfuI of water to make good suds,
and wash with soft flannel CLOTH rinse with
clear water ard wipe dry. The borax makes
the cleaning easy, and does not inJure paint or
oilcloth. 1t Is also good for sottelins hard
water Tor laundry CT toilet purposes, ;.
/ hope you will come again -.
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II. q. {. IL. Column.

The editor invites secretaries ct local unions
Of the w a. I L. ia iianct,ck county, and
white ribhoncr- generally, to contribute IN this
column reports of meetings OF items that will lie
Of interest 10 workers in other part OF the
county We would Ike this to he live column,
but II needs some effort the part OF W. I. I.
L. womti. To- make II So u s. q column 81 their
making not ours and will be what they make
it Items aud communications should he short,
and are, OF course. subject TO approval of the
editor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-17
Deer Mlttuel Frie1ldS:

Deer Mutual Friends:
All the readers OF our column will ep-
psgciate the feast Of good things l have
received. for you this week, and which
gladly present for your enjoyment. And
hrst comes a new sister with many helpful
aud practical suggestions which am sure
many of u will try for ourselves.
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ttlutual Dcneht Column.
EDITED BY AUNT MADGE".
Its Motto: "Helpftd and Hopeful"

The purposes OF this column are succinctly
sfatIi In the title ana motto-it Is for the nlu-
tual benefit and aims to he helpful anu hopetul'
Ia, ing for the common good, II i for the com
mon use-a puolic servant, a lurVeSor OF IN
formation ana suggestion, a medium Tor IN. ~
terchange of ideas. In this capacity IL roIlclS
communications, and it. success depends large
in ON the support given 1t in this respect Com.
n,unl,afiou- must be -i.ued, bit the name OF
writer Viii not bc TFIHt,d except hy PeImf@-leu'
q inmuufcAtions VIII be subject to approval or
r, f.cfiou hy tie editor of tle column, hut none
=, IA he reiSrttA without good r,a-On. Addrt =
all communications to
TIE AMERICAN,
Ellsworth, Nc.
Mutual BENEFIT Column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-17
Dear AUNT Madqe;

LttGT aunt -huugta
looked in the last AMERICAN for answers to
the book questions, and not finding any, began
TO search my memory and the book lists. Mum
Der i elude- me, and can remember nothing
about number y, unless, possibly. II Is mis-
Print for Ramona" by Helen Hunt jackson,
or "Romola" 10y George Eliot.
Sometime, when there is plenty Of room in
What were the maiden names OF the mothers of
the presidents: Who sometimes called
The father Of American iterature:"
Answers to book questions !, Lewis Carroll;
, Harriet Beecher stowe; g. Clara Louise Burn
ham; 4. Laura Z. Richards, 5, Sarah Orne
Jewett; c, Nathaniel Hawthorne; :, Laura f.
Richards S, Amelia E. Barr, ., Nathaniel Haw-
thorne; 10, Kate Douglas WiggiD; II, blanche
Howard IS, Lillian Bell; IA, Louisa NJ. Acott
Is, L. Nj. Alcott; 10, J. NJ. Barrie; Is Clara
Louise Durham, 10 Clara Louise Burnham
20, Louisa NJ. Alcot.
Great Pond. FLossIE.
Yes, Flossie, the answer TO No. y is
Helen Hunt Jackson. No Il, late Doug
las Wiggin. Many thanks to you for send
! ing the list of answers.
Now follow Marguerites questions, arc
hope We shall have general response IL
1 answer to them If we have TO give con
/ siderable thought to some of them Sc
much the better, and If any Of you fad j
/ difficult to answer all of them please sent
as many as you can.
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mates and young friends, md WAS a
leader in the societies that existed here
during his hovhood. His many friends,
old ana young, join in wishing him a
long and happy welded life.
MrY Is. L.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

IOMEN are assailed every by troubles peculiar
w their Every mysterious ache or pain is, is
on coming unless properly treated
history NEGLECT is written in the worn faces ana
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Magazine, Book and Newspaper Notes

Magazine, Book and Newspaper Notes.
The Century will issue three special
numbers: June, "Out-of-doors Num-
ber;" July, 1.-THE Story-tellers' Number; .
and August, "Midsummer and Trave
Number" An article by Henry var
Dyke on "Fisherman's Luck" and {
dozen striking pictures OF Niagara Fall
by the artist Castaigne, are two OF thu
features of the June issue.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-17

know not where His islands lit
Their truuurd palms IN Il r,
only know | cannot lTitt
Beyond Ills love and care.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-17

The officers of the union are 7. ;
Blaisdell, East Franklin, president; NJ
Trip, Lamoine, vice president; Miss Ne
lie Crabtree, Hancock, secretary and trea'
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DIR. r. betchons Anti Diur.tic
Ny be worth to you more han 81 @ II Won
n1a child who soils bedding from incon,i.
y OF water during sleep Cures old and
aAke i arrests the trouble al once. 81.
" ) ID. WIGGIS, Druggist, tflsw orth Me
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can only add, unchanging interest and
best wishes to you all. AUNT MADGE.
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Dear AUNT HGGge:
If some one has not already answered ks
question about the poem which begins, "Fore
noon, afternoon" etc. am glad 10 be able II
inform her that it is one of Edward K. oill's
and is entitled Life. H. E. Il.
Lynn, Mass, May TO- 1890.
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Floss SIZE.

Dear Aunt Madge;
l send a few questions 10 be answered by the
sisters. Trust they will be worthy of place in
your column.
/. Mention five popular illustrators.
,. What writers and poets assumed the pen
names of Edna Lyall, TX Marvel, H. H, Ian
McLaren, The Duchess, Benj. +. Johnston
Oliver Optic?
8. What late poet Is called 1.-The Laureate of
the Anglo-saxon Tongue?"
4. When did Congress adopt the "stars and
Stripes" as the American flag. and who made
the first flag?
5. What is the science of bird study called?
6. OF what is the common garden soil COM
posed?
:. Who are the two famous men dressmakers
of Paris?
5. What man has made illustrating the bust
ness of his life, and what particular book has
he illustrated SO true to nature?
Q. Who wrote the following books; Sharp
Eyes, Pony Tracks, Rudder Grange, The Man
Without a Country, Peter lbGertson. From Me
to You, The Counting of Dinah Shad and other
stories, April Hopes.
To- What five books were written for q pur
pose?
H. Name four of the principal educators OF
the times.
L. Which is the harder mineral, mint oil
quartz?
With kindest interest in the Mutual Benefit
column. MARGUERITE.
West Sullivan.
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DRINK GRAlN-Q

after you have concluded that you ought not to
drink coffee. 1t Is not medicine but doctors
order it, because it is healthful. inyigorating
and appetizing. 1t is made from pure grains
like the finest grades of coffee and costs about
u as much. Children like it and thrive on 1t
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or any railroad or express
laFgeE- business biocksin
lo and Up; PIANOS, sII5-0e
Tree special organ, piano
srnnsAir reiiahls. -Rsitor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-17

Sure to Move.
The prayer that starts from Gods
- 20 His bond
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rflan Exchange Rank. View
-, 40, %, &C. uEy eistiir one
building w SILL ORGANS /,
lowest wholesale price M
Sears, Roebark & Co,
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WOMEN WHO
NEED MRS.
l1yNKHAM,S AND

her recovery as follows:
/ had been a constant sufferer
lad inflammation of the womb,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-17

the publisher Of This Faivrur Metropolitan sataaa
BANK or Corn Exchange Est- Bank. Chicdf-o; Ct GO
| co7nrAny in Chicago We have c4pei Ct ever 5Os
1lSes 90 and employ nearly 90 pe0- le in our yu
and NJ. also verthing In musical HeIlts at
l sd -,nsicaI Instrument catalogue Address,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-07
A REMARKABLE CASE.
An Earnest Truth Seeker In pcnnsyl.
yania Writes " Ills Conversion.

\ manifestation that confirmed him
In the truth of the Gospel. coming at
time when he was bordering and In
ycstigalinE ~ principles. In told In the
following lines % a letter 10 u friend
ia hlacliy. BY Frank H. Becmnn,
Lacey Valley, Penn. under date Of Jan,
unry I, 1888.
zone week ago tonight. my wife and
tho two eldest boys were gone 60 a
neirhhors Tor n short call. the little
Kris had gone 10 bed. tho other two
children were then Ia tho room with
me- the oldest Of the two was sleeping.
ana | was having "A good time an to
myself singing nnd prnising the Lord.
! never was 20 happy la my life aH I
was thrn, when, all uf a sudden, two
bright ANA shining lights came In the
door one went 60 the rlEht the other
90 the left. ana passed around the
room and came together near me. As
I told y0u ! had many times prayed 60
God 70 show me the right way 10 true
.nlvntlon and life eternal, aud that day
! had had quite talk with my father
in-lnW, ana I was more IN doubt that
night M to which was right and which
was wrong than I had been In "A long
time. hut now all the men aud books
Ia tho world can't change me, and the
brightnona ~ those lights can never be-
lnli ~ ren or tongue, ana the feelings
that ! had cnn not be- told. This was
ON Christmas night, ANA that night win
never he forgotten. have told YOU
all that ] can ever tell anyone. not
even my wife knows ANY more than /
have told you and they never can
Know any more
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Home missionaries will visit tho
country wards % the Stake tomorrow.
There will be no meeting OF the
Eighth quorum Of Elders on Monday
evening next.
The Fourth quorum of Seventy meet
In the TWcnty-nrHt ward meeting house
on Monday evening next. at 1850
o'clock.
Tie Eleventh quorum NJ Elders will
meet In the Twcnty.hrHt ward meet
Ing house on Monday evening. Jan.
9Th, commencing at $50 o'clock.
German meetings are held every
sunday at " n, m. on Richard street.
In the tabernacle choir hall. AL those
speaking or understanding the German
language are cordially invited.
Next Monday evening at $50 o'clock
the Book ~ Mormon class viii meet IN
the lecture hall. az the Tcmpleton.
The struggle OF the Ncphitc army.
with Moronl ~ chief captain. to nam
tain liberty; the geographical location
q cities and lands. and the Internal
dlasenHionr which wer" always the
cause ~ defeat on the part Of the Ne
phltca. win be- discussed BY Prof. Mills.
All are cordially invited
We desire to remind tho ward accre-
tariff " the Relief Societies Of the salt
Latte stake that the financial and stat
tiriical reports Tor the last six months
nro low due. ana II " earnestly de-
sit"U that they be- sent IN at once. 80
that cur aemi-nnnuni report can be
properly prepared. and ready ON time.
70 rnt attention 10 this matter VIII be
greatly appreciated. Address all COM
nluiiraiiunH 20 the stake secretary,
Mrs. Augusta W. Grant. 10 Second East
81. Salt Lake cry.
The officers. teachers and members
Of the Second ward sunday school were
made tho recipients of some neat aud
handsome presents New Years day.
superintendent George n. Alder and
his nsHistunt, James Hooper. were each
prcaented with u copy ~ - New Wit
ness for God the work II Elder A. II.
Roberts. and every member 0f the
school received booklet, with the
names Of the aupcrintendency and the
tenchor OF the class 10 which the pupil
belonged. written on the inside.
The second ward II. /. A. held n very
Interesting meeting last Sunday even
Ing, the houfc being crowded. The peo-
pie listened nttcntivcly 10 the program.
supt. II. H. Lyman delivered the New
years address, followed by Elder
Hebcr j. Grant. who spoke on the value
~ perseverance. Brother Grnnt'a adj
dress was Interpreted with humorous
Incidents of his ne. During the even
ing John Robinson aud Thoa. s. Ash
worth sang, with Miss Sands as nc-
compnnist. Tho choir. under the dlrec-
ton ~ Elder Herbert 4. white, rem
derei some excellent music.
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R. S. Collect Says That II is Point
ing to Salt Lake.
EASTERN UTAH PROPERTY.
Pront In Agriculture. s,oekraising
aud Mining Excellent showing
ct Copper isaiiioa.

Mr. II. =. coliett. the well known YER
nal merchant. Htookraincr and mining
man. IL In town on his seml.annuaI
bushes trip from Uintah county. Mr.
Collctt states that he has Il on good
authority. from prominent man who
II on the inside of railroad circles In
fact, that the burlington IL really SER
lousy contemplating building a line
through To Salt Lake city from Dcn-
yer.
Thn, such a step has been discussed
Is a well knowh fact and different
routes have been uurmlsod. Mr. couctt
throws light ON the matter when he
says that the burlington people have
been quietly surveying the route from
Denver 10 Boulder. from there the pros
posed track viii strike the Bear river
aud follow the same down until Green
rivcr h reached and from thence IL viii
run through Ncrnal and across 10 this
city.
At present. Mr.. Collctt says. he n To-
Gated 10 mites away from any railroad
communication, IN country that ~ a
NcritaDlc garden OF Eden, Whrrc there
are good grazing, fruit ana agriculture
al lands together with giisonitc TIMBER,
coat ana minerals Ia abundance not
forgetting the copper beds, that Mr.
'oiiott says are the richest of any this
side OF Michigan.
The sheep anu cattle men OF ulntah
county are Jubiinnt over Increased
prices, the travelling htuckbuyerH tnk-
ins up all calves ana steers az good
prices. consequently the farmers are
juggling coin Ia their pockets aud chocr-
iuliy payiuE their taxes aud other obi.
cations. The Hh.cp industry. he
says, rs booming ana Il possibly the
bert investment a man can make Ia the
stock business.
There iH. according 10 Air. collett. a
crying need for mechanics. IN Uintah
county, especially carpenters. and
there o. not music teacher In the
whole county Several of them could do
wen there.
Mr.. collctt carries In his pocket a
slug of copper bullion stamped % per
cont copper. lie Is Interested Ia the
development ct % copper property.
from which this slug comes. In ne
northwestern corner of Colorado. sit.
untcd some 70 miles from Ncrnnl and
operated by the bromide Mining and
Milling company. The property has
been worked for two ycarH past aud
over 1900 tons ~ ore running 10 Dor
cent copper and showing some gold
ana silver has been uncovered The
company has erected "a amelter ada
cent to the property az q cost OF $40. 600
ana mp 10 a recent date has been work.
ing % 60 30 men ON the property until
they ran out NJ charcoal and had 10
fhut down for tho winter Consequently
they have only got out i0.0G0 pounds OF
bullion running sG per cent copper.
which they ship 20 chicago. carrying
the bars ~ miles by team 10 the near
clt shipping point, Rocks SPRING. Wyo.
Mr., colett has great faith In the gil-
sonite In thnt country, he says he has
been spending money Tor the last ten
or twelve years In asphaltum and gll-
fonlto rcnernll~ Tie proposes 10 re-
turn home In the course ~ couple
OF days.
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Ronews Her Suit for Divorce Only
Recently Dismissed.
DOESN'T WANT IT KNOWN.


Mrs Annie Register whose arrest,
at The instlHution u her huHDand. along
with Hosea Burton Ia the Telluride
block a few weeks ago. caused % sem
Aation. u ln court again. this time ~
plaintin IN suit fnf divorce fiicd last
evening w the Third district court
against hcr husband, George REGISTER.
r'nt OBJ luun reasons Airs. Register H.
anxious 10 Keep her latest move out 81
the papers. This request was made ~
Deputy clerk Little hy her attorney.
=. ~. Hamilton Mt Little replied b.
saving that he was not running the
newspapers and nii suits Died would
htN" o. le entered on the records,
which were accessible 10 anyone VINO
cared "a zee them. The entry was duiy
made in the register u actions. when
Nr. Hamilton. after Ming the papers,
rave his receipt Tor thom and carried
them Oh iH his pocket.
or course no Que viii believe that the
attorney needed the filnga. FOR the
prof. abilities are he drew them NJ him
self aud " familiar with their contents
Mr. flamllton'n sole object was 10 pre-
vent the reporters from getting onto
the TACT that hia client had broken
faith with her husband In renewing her
suit fof divorce.
u was on the hth ~ December last
UNIV NlINI N'klNNfN NN'fl n NNNA NfNN NAN-
Nnrcc against George Register. alleging
that the marriage took place on the
ssth of July. 1850. and that the de-
PENDANT had been guilty 81 oxtreme
cruelty towards her and had failed
TO provide her with the common nccss-
raficH Of lifo. otr. Mrs. Register also
alleged that she had conducted her.
self ne a faithful and obcdirnt wife"
and had given her husband no cause Tor
his cruel treatment ~ her.
A few days following tho fillng Of the
suit. Mrs. Register was fnund In "a room
IN the Telluride block along with
Burton. Both Mrs Register and Burton
were arrested ana the charge Of adult
tory booked against them. For some
time they were unable 20 furnish bonds
ana were locked In Jail. Later they
found securities and wcr. released.
on the 18th ~ December Mrs. Reg
lister. through her attorney, had the di-
vorcc suit dismissed. This was fol-
lowed by Register refusing In so ON the
stand and testify against his wife aud
Hurtnn. ncccrritnting County Attnr-
ney Van Colt In asking Judge Sorrell
TO dismiss the case. which was done.
Then the cash bonds 81 Mrs. Register
and Ilurton were taken down and cv-
erybody supposed that Register nnd his
wife had patched things up and had
concluded 10 live together. This u
would appear. judging from the suit
iiied last evening. N not the case. un-
less the coupi. has had falling out
again. which Il IL not an altogether linz
probable theory.
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formerly
and where Hall
located the building which
elected IN Utah held
yne the nd day OF September i The ia' OF members fol-
couulsn coun,y-Iber G.
ron a. Smith
iIousc-salt Lake counwfori woodruff David Fuimer Daniel
a..
r.
q
W. countycharIca
shunway, county-tiaha H.
H.
John
Council n
~
University Of Descrct destroyed by
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GIVEN ANOTHER CHANCE.


Philip Murray. the is-year-old youth
recently held 10 m. district court by
justice Nielsen on the charge Of tru-
ancy appeared before judge Norreli to
show cause why he should not be sent
20 the State Industrial school for ref.
ormniion. A number of witnesses were
examined ana their testimony went to
show tina, Phnlp disllked going to-
school and had acquired the smoking
habit Margaret Murray, mother Of the
boy. testified that she had tried and
q ed 20 get her son To go to school but
no would pay no heed 10 her,
w webster principal ~ tho Lin
coin school ziid that young Murray
hnd been expelled from his school no
lnss ihnn three times. lie had heen
tWice tnkcn lUck on the rrc0mmendn.
others.
Justice Nielsen gave II NJ his opinion
mat ihlup WaH not bad boy. but
needed looking after by his parents.
judge Norroll Inquired Of tho tru.
ants parents n they would be willing
To Instruct the boy at home ANA they
while the examination was I'm prog
ross Phllip used his pocket hnndker-
chief quite freely In wiplrg the tears
from his eyes. lie appeared 20 bea uito
nrnltcut and Informed Judge NorreIl
mat he didn't want 10 be- committed
10 the reform school. "Nelther does Tho
court want a. commit you" said his
honor ~ you win behave YOURSELF
are you willing la promise the
court mat you will go To school ana
nnrN you parents and tencher?" In
quircd Judge Norrell.
Yes sir; m be n good boy now"
answered the little boy between sobs
VERY we'll" said the court. II will
suspend sentence for three weeks nnd
y AZ the end u that period II IL shown
mat YOU have kent your promise. I will
ulsvnn,fe you otherwise shall have 10
Philip dried his eyes and ls,, -.
court room with his parents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-07
" MAKES brown BREAD.
Directions In every sack.
ALL GRocERs SELL II
REMOVAL SAT-,

nm going ~ move my stock 10 Eureka.
where hlfnaly have store, as soon AZ my
ahhll onef my entire stock at great dis
count. Ny stock IN complete In all Kinds ~
lurnl urv sdeboards, dining chairs, tabiess
Inbes, lounges, cOnches, phrlur furniture.
spF vs., mhttftssos, Holding beds, bedroom
sets ianey rockers, iull line OF carpets
VI curtains, table cloths. trunks, Nalises.
eeNlhf mhrhlnes, pianos, organs, steel
ram g, cook sto es heating stoves, etc rte'
Every thlnR at % bargain for cash. AS moan
business Everybody who Is owing mo bills
last due arc fepnesiod TO pay up at onca
sloto anu once u.,nrcs for sale. and store
for rent X. l. Furniture store. Il East
second south street r. A. sorensen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-07
ROAD 10 IA SAL.

From various parties who are now
In the city from the La Sal country II
II learned that they are expecting a
boom In that section the coming sum
mrc. Sam kinE II pushing his toll road
down the crande and viii have u
completed a. Moab by March.
The l,io Cyanide Western company
stand ready to build a line to the
mountains NJ soon as the outlook JUS
tiilcH the step. Mr.. Wadlclgh said this
morning that upon the country itself
depended the possibility ~ a railroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-07
YOUR GROCER SELLS
U. S. Baking Powder
CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services Of the Church Of
Jesus CHRIST Of i.attcr-day Saints viii
l'- held tomorrow at . o'clock In the
Tabernacle. sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 q. m. and mectinrt
In the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards ~ follows;