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Does Not Endorse the Kind kdyo-
Gated by the Christian Union,
HIS STRONG OPPOSITION.


Good Citizenship" was the theme Of
Rabbi t.owcnatcin at the Jewish syna-
gogue last night The speaker COM
mcnccd by referring to the fact that
the pastors of the various churches 81
the city had been requested By the
Christian Union To make this their
text at their regular services on sun
day. But inaHmueh no the Jewish pco-
pie do not observe the day rollelously.
he concluded to deliver his sermon On
tho eubjcct last night
Rabbi Lowcnstcin's Discourse was a
surprlsc TO many people. and decided
one TO the Christian Union. The speaker
declared IN unmlstalnblo terms HE op-
poeitlon to the cffori TO secure plcdgca
from political nominees. More than
that, u had no right-moral or political
to hold the mass meeting being ar
RANGED Tor November 2nd. A. to
good citizenship" II was not partlc-
ularly necessary 10 make that the text
OF specific sermon to tho Hebrew PEG.
PIC. because IL was publicly known that
they were. as rule good citizens and
had respect Tor law ana order. Con-
tinulng. the speaker said;
ti' CIV NAH NNN NNNWAANl NAfnNNlN
with any party for religious reasons.
II u WRONG Co speak NJ the religion ~
candidate. Il ~ against the Constl-
tuition u the country. which says
there shall be a distinction between
church and state. Men who band to-
~ thor as party on account nf re-
ligion defy the laws of the country. II
II not right 10 call "A mass meeting 10
counldcr the religion % u candidate.
That system would make tho dominant
religion the dominant party. and then
whore would the minority Boy We must
not allow religious bodies 10 take up
polltlca.
u DO not know that Il ln the purpose
or THIS proposed mass meeting 20 favor
one candidate or not, but the idea Il
wrong Why should we say 90 one cam
dldhto, shut uu the saloon or we will
not vote Tor your We would not vote
saloon none Ticket then why should
We vote a Christian tickot7 The nqsncl-
alton 81 religion ana politics n wrong
10 Idea, u not In practice when the
two are brought together. Injustice &c..
suits and where ono religion dominates
the others. that religion would dom.
inate the parties and Infringe upon the
rights Of man.
Vote not upon religious principles.
but vote Tor the good. The right and the
true, irrespective of religion. lrrespcc
tive Of party. Remember. religion Ia
good ana We should be- the last 70 deny
II, but when you mix II with polltlca
no good can follow. The jew belongs "a
no party for religious reasons"
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Telephone Company Submits Plan for
Construction Of Conduit.

At meeting OF the board Of public
works yesterday a communication was
read from the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company, submitting a plan
FOR the construction Of the proposed
conduit IN which TO place Its wires I'M
derground on State between First and
Third South streets Chairman Kelsey
was Instructed 20 ascertain n the cum-
pnny Intends describing the poles and
overhead wires when the conduit IL
completed, The board n % the opinion
that this should be done. The telephone
company wants 10 do away with the
asphalt paving ana cover the conduit
with stone blocks,
The board decided 90 order four ear
loads of sewer pipe from Blackmer ana
Post company Of 81. Louis
George Cuflcy submitted a bid ~
fi.G2y for paving the sidewalk IN front
OF the old city hail. II was the only
bid received. ana the board rejected 10
FOR the reason that II was thought too
high.
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SALT LAKES NEW HOTEL

Located In the exact geographical CEN
ter OF the main business portion NJ SAT-
Lake City Corner Of Main and Second
South Streets. 2s2 rooms. N bath suites
100 large. Hight sample rooms.
The eye Of the luxury loving COM
mcrclal man or the swell tourist, al
ways rolling n favoring glance towards
"a very centrally located and elegant,
first class hotel rests with complnccnt
satisfaction upon this palatial hosiery.
The Kenyon with all IT, luxurious
appointments ~ as mucn ahead of the
ordinary so-callud modern hotels M the
Pullman sleeper " ahead OF the coaches
OF Ions ago,
The new hotel has been leased 10 Mr.
Don Porter The cnvinble reputation
and unqualified success attained for the
Kenyon IL the result OF that favorable
impression always made with each
guest. The excellent table and home
like air that pcryudca ~ invariably
praised by all
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Potatoes are selling on the street at
~ cents buuheL
All kinds OF lump coal are now selling
for 50 a ton Ia Salt Lake, including
kemmercr,
Arthur Le Roy Ingloaby, native OF
Canada, now nf Mercur was admitted
60 citzcnship by Judge llllea today.
The contract FOR cutting the stone for
the foundation ~ st. Mnry'u cathedral
has been lot to sieferth Bros. Tor
u, zoos.
The State board OF education will
hold meeting IN the ofilcu OF Dr.
Park Ia the city and county building
on Monday next at lO'n. M.
A cream test Tor prcscryatlvcH. made
by a chemist for the local board Of
health. showed that u contained for
maldehydr, Five tests for milk were
all found 10 be normal.
Rev. MIR. schonck NJ Michigan. who
recently arrived in this city. VIII oc-
cupy the pulpit uf the East Side Baptist
church Tor a short time. lie viii deliver
his hrat sermon tomorrow. He % the
guest Of jay Pruden
Matthew Stanley Thompson. uncle "a
Mt Sam G., Ewing. the proprietor OF
che Cullen. died at that hotel az $3.50
this morniS, Mr. ThomNon was
seized With puralytlc stroke which
proved fatal, The funeral ~ set foi
tomorrow az $3.50 y. m.
II Is reported that there are "a NUM-
Der OF cases OF scarlet fever at llounu-
ful, with no quarantine restrictions
II n also stated that members of In
fected families pay frequent visits "a
this city The attention Of the local
board OF health has been called TO the
muttar.
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Gould not express the rapture Of An
ME H. Springer. OF Philadelphia. when
Or Kings New Discovery cured her Of
a hacking cough that for many years
had made lie a burden, She says; AZ
ter All other remedies and doctors failed
II soon removed the pain IN my chest
ana can now sleep soundly, something
can scarcely remember dulng before.
feel like sounding its praises throughout
tho Universe" Or klng'g New plscOy-
cry In guaranteed TO cure all troubles
Of the Throat. chest or Lungs Price.
Toe and 81 Trial bottles free at z. C..
NJ. |. Drug, Dept.
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J. 4 TAYLOR MANUrAcrugEs y
burial cases and chskots uhgA it-i
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INDUSTRIAL BUREAU
Presiding Bishop. Office, Sail lako CITY.


For rent. small farm Of fourteen acres
In Tayiorsylllo. implements, team, etc,
furnished. Apply TO this Office,
Farm hand wanted to take charge OF
farm. must know how TO handle stock.
VIII furnish house ana pay good wages
TO competent man. Apply To this office,
Good farm hand wanted 20 take
charge OF farm near Murray, SAT- Lake
county, Cash wages paid. ABBY Ga
this office.
YOUNG man wanted TO take care Of
stock. feed sheep. etc, wages $500 per
month and board. Apply TO this office.
choir leader wanted for sunday
school. IN a ward with a population u
600 persons. Excellent opening for one
who can teach vocal or Instrumental
music.
Farm for rent In Utah county. Every
thing supplied, WIN rent on shares to
responsible parties. Apply 10 this office.
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MRS. IL. 0. YOUNG DEAD.
Well Known Park city Woman Dies
Suddenly.


Park city. Oct 2s.-Mru. Henrietta
Homer Young, wife OF II. o. YOUNG OF
Park city. died here very suddenly last
night Of heart failure. Mrs. Young was
generally loved and respected by all
who knew her ana enjoyed an extensive
acquaintance over the State, Her UNI
looked for demise VIII be a matter OF
profound regret 10 them all,
The deceased was born IN isi2 and
came 10 Utah IN the early hftlcs, She
II the mother ~ three sons ana three
daughters. Her sons are William o.,
Andrew and Fred. The first named In
In Wyoming and the two latter IN Mon
tnna. An have been opprlHcd by tolo-
graph OF their mothers death and are
expected 90 arrive Tor the funeral. The
three daughters are Mrs, u. G. Me
Laushlin. Mrs. W. e.. Wallace and Mrs
r. A. Bird an OF Park city. MIR and
Mrs. Mclaughlin are In MuskegOn,
Michigan. whittier they recently went
on the sad mission OF taking the re-
mains or Mr. Mci.aughlina mother for
burial, the lady having died Ia Park
city while visiting her son
Mrs Young ~ the oldest sister OF
Mrs, h. NJ Earl OF Salt Lake. The
funeral services will be held Ia Park
city on Monday or Tuesday and the
lntCrment viii take place In Salt Lake
the day following.
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LITTLE CHILD DEAD.

Ferry Hancock. tho nlx-year-oid son
OF George II. Hancock and wife. died
rather Unexpectedly In Park city last
night a telephone message was sent
to Mr Hancock, who L. employed at the
Office " the Crntcnnlal-Eu Eureka. apprla-
ing him Of the dangerous Illness 81 his
son. Mrs, Hancock who was with her
husband, pct out at once 10 the little
sufferers bedside. but a. there was NO
train running. she had 10 travel by
team, and ere she could reach her
home. her little son had passed away.
Mr. Hancock loft for the Park this
morning, whore nrfauEtmenta VIII
hc made Tor the funeral
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We are now placing ON the market an
extra hne quality OF Extra Pale
Lager Beer" brewed according TO the
"pllHcner' process. This beer ~ one
year old and has been reserved eX-
ptcssly f'r family trade. CAL M tole-
phone No n ana leave your order Tor
a trial ease and " you do not md II q
strictly FIRST class article and far SUI
perlor 10 any other beer on the market.
we Will refund your money.
Salt Lake city Brewing Co,
Jacob Murltz. Geni. Manager
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Religious services In the German Ian
guaEe are held every Sunday morning.
at ~ o'clock ln Choir hail. richards
street.
scandinavian religious meetings are
held every sunday M 40 o'clock a. m.
in the Assembly Hail this city. Also
every Thuruday evening 40 > o'clock Ia
thc Fourteenth ward assembly rooms.
The Twenty-socond quorum of Elders
Will meet In the Ccutcr ward meeting
house tomorrow Sunday az y. M.
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county. wyoming. Miss wcstfali OBJ
tained the consent Of her father. who,
In letter certified that he freely and
willingly gave his consent TO hla daueh-
ter marrying Mr.. ilahm. =. y. swan,
tho young girls guardian also gave his
consent 10 the union.
Recruiting FOR tho volunteer service
has been discontinued at Fort Douglas.
but recruiting for the regular service
Will go on until ordered otherwise. a
small company % men, who have not
yet horn assigned. VIII leave tonight Tor
the Preside. aud from there 20 Ma
Mia. They are Louis Hoffman. Smith
en-. Colo; charles M0urch1usc, okla
hrma city. william Hancock Mnucn,
Virginia. Charles Jordan, Chlcagoi
John birmingham. Harrison. Arknn-
ana.
The young ladies M the Second ward
rendered % very pleasant and very sue
coaafui complimentary entertainment %
The old people ~ the ward last night
a regular program " rccltntlonn
speeches. suura and Instrumental music
WIS onrIicd out after which q banquet
was given Tho venerable quests were
OUT in goodiy numbers and lined the
Sides uf two tables which run The iull
length OF the huil AltorcthHr " was
an event considerably conceived ana
admirably carried out
The weather oflco in this city has re-
colvod supplies ~ stationery and other
necessary articles. Director Murdoch
has cot Dubuque Memphis and shreve-
port IN hif Not % meteorological eN-
changes. and added Helena. ilnvru and
Miles city. as people in this region are
more Interested in weather reports from
Montana than they arc from Iowa and
other eastern states Mr. Murdoch
has expressed his intontion " establish
Iur n volunteer weather station 90
Park city with Prof l., n, Gallahcr OF
the hirh school ns observer.
The Norihwcnt Presbyterian sunday
school gave nu entertainment nt $50
west North Temple street last
nirht The program which was
very entertaining was % fol-
lows. Voluntary, MlaH Katie
webb. recitation. Louie Hill, recitation.
Miss Natls Conth. reading, Miss Ida
McComaoy. recitation, Miss Edlc Cot
tio. recitation. Willie Coath. recitation.
Miss Vera Fitzpatrick. duet McaHrs.
McphcrEOn and Hcnalori recitation.
Miss Alice mn. remarks by Row. Ar
mold. recitation. Miss Lizzie Coath. re-
marks by Superintendent Havcnof.
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ORDERS IN DIVORCE CASES.

Judge Hiles has made an order In the
divorce suit Of Jonsine Johnson VI
James II, johnson requiring the defend
ant 10 pay his wife S35 a month tenn
porary alimony, $50 attorneys fees and
$50 costs Of suit.
The trial OF the suit was set for yes
tetuny. but on account Of defendants
Illness II was postponed until he had
sufficiently recovered 40 as TO be ablo
Co attend court.
The suit NJ Ben Lohbenherg aga INST
Addin Lobbenberg was referred to At
torney James y. Smith. TO take teatl-
muEy ana report
Next time try Kolltz Handy Kitchen,
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ALL CLASSES AT CHRIsTESsEN !
DANCING ACADEMY OPEN FOR
pupIIS.

This VIII be the last week In which
patrons, ADULTS and chillren, may join
the claaafH at Chriatonsen's for the
first term Of the season. Those who
desire 10 Join should send In their
names before Saturday night or Join
the class desired at one OF the meetings
which are as follows; Wednesday at
y. m. FOR babies, $50 p. m. FOR ud-
vnnced children. Thursday. $50 for La
dies, 1850 Tor men and $3.50 for advanced
class men ana women. Friday, chill
drun's class at $50 Saturday juvenile
at 2, advanced Juveniles ut 4.
Try McDonald's Molasses Nuggets.
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Was the result OF his splendid health.
indomitable win ana tremendous onor.
gy are not found whore Stomach. Livor,
Kidneys and Bowels are out OF order.
II you want these qualities and tho
success they bring, use Or. King's New
Life Pills, Only Is cents az z, Q. 81. 1.
Drug Dept.
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n he'd had Itching plles. Tey're ter
rlbly annoying, but Bucklen's Arnlca
salye Will cure the worse ease Of Piles
ON earth, II has cured thousands, For
Injuries. Pains or Bodily Eruptions It's
tho best salye In the world, Price 600 a
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by z. c.
NJ. /. Drug Dept,
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"A. o. U. W. CELEBRATION,
Interesting Musical and Literary Pro
gram Carried out.

The a. o. u. W. order celebrated ita
Thlrty-nrut anniversary last evening,
The attendance was very large aud the
program which was most Interest,"
Ing one. was as follows;
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MONEY TO LOAN

CRY, Nh fARM PR6pcIiy
rate w " Moore, sn south haiHs J. VI
n q 1hAoN. aa MAIN. LgNi.,s.
N,.hout commission, cspcnlo of NJ, .AvNli
No IHiRD PARTY WHEN voT
Rafe With X !. Tracy eH Main 'Vu NoaE
HoME MONEY! SUNS 10 srr--.
s ~. ds'es J. l. fcrHes q W ssi5,s ~
t'f'e@ -'lA sll
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NTHEDAV1DJAMEso co, sTEAMFfTrfNd
aud plumbing IN all branches No - MAln.
PJ. MoRAN-sTEAM AND nor WATER
heating, ventllating No " w. eud south.
FOR sALE-Ten hLPA,N.s for cents
pt drugRlstai one gives rolief.
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TO-daU'S Metals.
SAyfR. BSs 81 10
ifAD. $40
CASING COPPER 1914 cents o 10.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH os W
courses In arts, seienca, mlnlns ~ "a u
cal engineering normal tltlul - slcfia
dgrga-fcn unrE IoucornlnF these W.
apply TO !, A. klngsbury, fFealaeAr -.
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TAYLOR, RUMNEY, ARMSTRONG co.
sash. doors stc. Ol. lOl w s Inmplo.
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FIRST GLASS EXPERIENCED AGENTS
thoroughly familiar with city, Must furnish
good references. Can make 80 % SO per week.
Gail sunday 800 ~ lio0 or Monday and
Tuesday iia1 20 300 y IN, ul0 Mccormick hlk.
MEN AND WOMEN, GOOD ADDRESS,
10 travel and appoint SCENTS salary 90
month, oapnnsesi rapid advancemont un-
usually brilliant opportunity. Address, with
reference. nutler & Aigor, Now Haven, Conn.
FOR Tue IDEAL HAT FASTENER, AND
Invention by q woman for women. Holds
the hat perfectly secure without tho uso u
hntpins Easily adjusted, Invisible and
transferable. Patrons dolghted over 1900
sets sold In Eastern states alone In four
months. sample aud terms 20 cents Ad-
dress. Ideal Hat Fastener o., iij Jackson
bag, Denver, colo.
LITHo-PRfNTING, AGENTS WANTED
1000 business cards, Two enlora, With bnantl-
ful design. tL00i work hnor than llthogrnph-
ing other work remarkably lowi agents
make s.000 daily write the Litho- Print
Nav York.
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Dizziness. loss of appetite nntulency
and nausea are all connected with dys-
popsln or indigestion, HERHINE will
give prompt relief Price 90 cents. Il.
g. ~. l. Drug Dept
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CONGRESSIONAL cARDs
ABDOMINAL DREAMING soEo0I

TnE oBJEcr on rus lssrnvcil.s.
Ia 20 bring men and women nv, no, Y. \,
fout harmony with The inW ~ Nhsl, VA, 3
help ones self 10 attain ana fctaln W., NJ.
tsiIrpd. health 10 do th's W. y lA
control of Joints and muscles, % bIlli y
part uf tho body under our cnnli ~ Il, Il
circulars aud particulars can ~ a1li'
u ist South
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FOR RENT.

SALT LAKE TRANS. co. Telephone "a
op T. o. Furniture pianos and safe, moved
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2toNs SAVINGS BANK ana Trust
Co. the oldest and largest savings
bank IN Utah. pays I per cent Interest
ON 81 or thousands start nm account.
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ApvsarlsunsHr.
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET

Nh' WI
For Mayor.
EZRA THOMPSON.
For Auditor.
ALBERT 8. REisER.
For Treasurer.
j. FARLEY WHITE.
For Recorder.
RAYMOND c. NAYLoR.
For Attorney
c. W. MORSE.
For Police Justice,
d. H. TwoMEY
For city Council From the First Munl-
cipal Ward.
GEORGE BUCKLE.
JOHN J. THOMAS.
FRANK ). HEWLETT
For city Council From the Second
Municipal Ward.
II. II. wHITTEMORE,
CHARLES coTTRELL. JR.
GEORGE CANNING.
For city Council From the Third NUM-
cisal Ward.
MOSES W. TAYLOR.
EDWIN r. PARRY.
WILLIAM Il. ELLIOTT.
For City Council From the Fourth
Municipal Ward.
W. G SPENCE.
GEORGE RoNNEY.
w c. LYME
For city Council From the Fifth
Municipal Ward,
ALEXANDER a. ROBERTSON,
H. q. GEMNEJL.
THEODORE y. BEATTY
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MAGNETIC INSTITUTE,

col SOUTH MAIN STREET, SALT LAKE
Cityi the Weltmor Method cures all Diseases
Without medicine or surgery. Magnetic
Healing taught by mall or In class. Cores
pondonco solicited.
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gratefully received by his father. l.. s.
Rivers. pcllzcr. Warrick county, Indl-
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School Monday Wednesday. Thurs.
day and Friday. soclais Tuesday aud
Saturday. Admission 25c.
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N SMITH. MANUFAuruhl!Ng, s IA
clan, carries a full line o. 3p,us.,s sra
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Notices Tor publication In this column on
Saturdays should be handed Ia not later than
noon Of that day,
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so MfsSV i.s 4 90. . MIST So,
frivileseof payment AZ any tii 1s % M,
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TO INVENTORS AND AuTHORs-
Caveats died EXAMINATIONS made 10 the q,
\, Patent once nc Washington. u, a.. copy
rights applied for patents secured In All
countries Inventors and authors rights
PnIent AeeneY Cbas NJ, sts prss'y ktto m
and ManAgcr. office Mccormick building
salt LAko City. Telephone 6. Corresponds
ence with stamps solicited
ions sIMMs, CIitMMNEIs ANb FuR-
narns cleaned and repaired Utah stove
aud Hardware Co. III W tn rd south.
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Next time try Kollta Handy Kitchen.
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UNDERWRITERS ANp rMpAlNLnI

J. T LOvErE ALL KINDS OF slJu
repairs stoves bought and sold 81 Z PA
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CuT RATE ORosHELl.-HAll0N
tickets bouehtsnld aud "a ghangod. e IA
JONES nuNs AND STILLS ENcrE,1i
tickets 20 all points % Moat sscldi sal
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WANTED

LADY on MAN WANTED TO rRAvEi.
and appoint agents. go per month salary
end expenses. Iolgisr 4 Co. al Monon
building Chicago
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PLUMBING AND I'M WORKS
WArenMAKERs ANo JewllEal

ZioN's nAKEHY AND LUNcH no
ior % West Iirst SOUTH Caroline Nnili.
quick service, Reasonable price,
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JUST THINK OF 1T |.

In Salt Lake today noon.
Denver, 300 a. m. tomorrow.
Omaha, 1;ib q. in, tomorrow,
Chicago. $3.50 a. m, next day
New York. 1850 q. M, following day.
How D. ID possible2
by using the new overland Limit
ed N the Union Pacific, OF course.
No other line can approach a. Tick
ct Office, "Old Stand" s0i Main 81.
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DO YOU WANT wORK7 no YOU
want help Go to iicrkcifath 400. tdi Main
street. Telephone iet e. u. Atruok MIR
iosroNt MAsONs Al sLOirEil DAY Ar
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ON EAsY lLlNs. fOuRrEFN
acres, welt equipped with farm Implements
team, etc. hrlck house. Close 90 city south -
Nost u. Avcson, nusorot News or - " ~
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WHITES CREAM vERMIFuGE is
n highly valuable preparation, capable.
from the promptitude Of lta action OF
clearing the system In few hours Of
every worm. Price 20 cents. z. c. NJ.
l, Drug Dept
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SAMUEL HOLMEs-HOiLER N0lAr
makes and fupaifs steam lnNeft l,N
smoke stacks, oto Rear 10 w 20 lsl'i
H. v. HAYNES q 90. LsriMAtslts
nishu,L 1T itai Moved % rear A"'
w. = Tnmrle nllIee ~ W $. I.m..---
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