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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-21

The total number of K. X. cas-
ualitles for last year. as found By
the Interstate Commission, wa.
41.l4l. The aggregate killed wa.
$3.50, and injured 4O,SS2. OF rail
way employees $50 were killed and
81 SOL injured. The passenger
killed were 22l and injured 2,945,
The total number of persons killed
other than passengers and employee
was 1850 and injured GIG. This
includes persons classed as tres
passers. tramps and the like. One
passenger was killed for every p
261 30 carried and one injured for
every 10, al. One out of every
Az employees was killed, and one
out OF every IS injured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-21

Mr.. Sheridan Beard, living near
Adyeville, was greatly shocked last
Sunday morning on getting fire
built in his kitchen and calling his
wife, to find her dead ia bed with
her babe in her arms. The lady
had appeared in good health the
day betore.-kyana item Argus.
Is this sign a man should not
get up and start the fire in the
mornings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-21

0Sheriff Castrup took August
Drechsel, Of HARRISON tp., to the
Evansville Insane Hospital Saturday
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-21

A funny incident happened during
a performance of "Mac beth" in
Dublin. In the sleep-walking scene,
when the nurse and the doctor ap-
pear on the stage together AMI con-
tabulate with one another. loud
voice suddenly called out from the
gallery, causing a roar of laug liter
in the middle of a most serious
scene "Well doctor Is it a boy
or a girl?r-Tit- Bits.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-21

MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Charles
Rasche and Theresa Hageman; ].
Denen and Myrtle Goslln; Thomas
Simmons and Alice 5. Burger; ii
kueffner and Mag. Missing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-21

This i the season of the wear
when a man declares that no wealth
er can come too hot for him.
Don't get discouraged because
you can't embroider. There is al
ways a much greater demand for
plain sewing.
Any young man who can't tell
whether a girl is willing TO marry
him without asking her had better
remain single.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-21

The four Spanish cannons, cap
tured in the late war, allotted To In
diana, will be sent to Evansville,
Columbus, FIT. Wayne and South
Bend
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-21

ara two story house in Hunt
ingburg belonging TO VIM. Cato
was destroyed by fire last week.
Loss 5000; no insurance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-21
f THE sewers of a dwelling

/ are faulty. or get clogged, il
soon becomes SO foul that life
is not safe in it. That is just
what happens to you when the
Liver or Kidneys fail in their
work. The first little signs are
backache, poor appetite, changes
in urine and sometimes bowel
troubles and dropsical swellings.
Do not neglect any Of these;
Deadly disorders may follow
STOP the mischief in time, use
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-21

sU- Ladies of the Eastern Star
degree from Huntingburg, Jasper,
Petersburg, Ireland and Winslow
enjoyed an outing at Sweet sulphur
Springs in Pike county on Wednes-
day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-21

The members of the Board are
yet at work closing up the business
although the legal time has expired
and it will probably take seve. al
days vet.
The above appraisement of the
city OF Huntingburg will give an
idea of the labor performed, and a.
the assessments of Jasper and sew
eral OF the townships were changed
in about a. many instances in pro-
portion to population, to give them
all in one week would take more
space than the COURIER has To spare
this week. The raises IN Hunting.
aggregate s23, $40, and the increase
generally over the county will more
than make up the loss to the dupli-
cate caused by the 800 mortgage
exemption law. 1t all shows the
necessity OF some different system
OF assessments and taxation. There
Is nothing satisfactory to the ordin-
airy taxpayer in the present system
rA-The COURIER acknowledges
the reception of the Catalogue of
Jasper College, 1898 80. Ii j.
nicely embelished and well printed
The next term will open Sept. Z,
and the second Feb. 4, 1900. II is
very gradually building up, but de-
serves a much larger attendance
than it has heretofore had. II its
friends would work for it judicious-
ly It should have 100 students in
September.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-21

BAY Series "En of the Loan As.
ISOLATION sold $500 at 81. Is prem
ium, and siOO at $40 premium
on Monday night last.
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T. Special Features Of
Dur Business..A

Is worth something We have lots Of t-been handling med
cines for twenty earslong enough to know how to do it,
l. feature that escape many otherwise good
druggist. We make cleanliness point for Every
bottle graduate uens cleaned before your pre-.
scripion is filed
l. avoided you trade with few dishonest the
drug business may a shadow Of suspicion 10 BE-
thrown over the whole profession Our position regarding
substitution Is VIII known We avoid anything kind
the any other criminal Ii the drugs called
prescription expensive YOU told and charged
accordingly If not got in stock get it for you.
In fact, find that people consider accommodation
TO them when offer to obtain something stock. We
will fill prescription l. ordered will fill
all The honest method has paid and shall stick
ii.
l. another feature that has made popular We
sacrifice quality for price but always aim give the
best for the least money You should paw seventy
for prescription that worth only haf-a dollar
thirty for tooth brush worth quarter These
dimes fill the ls Of druggists for seaon-but the
people find a few things for themselves Our
j. honest prices for honest goods
appreciated by the trading public Whether you
buy gods Of merely look them-t all the
same-you welcome and will try
you we'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26
LAST STEP IN up.
RECEIVERSHIP.
Special Master Abbott Files a VOL
luminous Claims Report.
THE LARGEST Is siL5OO,OOO
The TotaI Claims Allowed Reaches
s5g,0I1.OI- Li.t OF Those thal
Were Rejected.

Minneapolis. MINI. oct. 25.-iloward
4. Abbott, special master Ia the Union
Piclhc railway rscoivcrshlp. has Just
flcl ln the United States court a vol
luminous report on the claims hlcd
against the Union Pacific estate under
the order OF the court. the district uf
Nebraska filed Fob. 90. isgs. This re-
port. which has been confirmed by
Judge Sauborn ~ the last Htrp ln the
settlement uf the Union fuCihr re-
CelVruhip, The largest claims allowed
are those Of The Union iuclnc railroad
company, the balance due the company
being found hy Mr. Abbott Co tgErc-
gate fttipo.Olo, The balance due the
United states government ~ N.3ps.2gi
la allowed a Judgment obtained April
-, 1888. lu She United States district
court Cor the district 90 Massachusetts
hy Horny uudge, Charles A. Fenhudy
Ir, and Henry de- Coppcl for t2l'Nsol
and sold To- Lawrence Greer. Do allowed
nt ua discounted value. The balance
on The claim 0f Francis s. Bangs, Hove
land Davis and ". r., Glyuu for $780,
CO. on unpaid trust bonds Dr. allowed.
Other large claims allowed are no. fol-
lows.
T., g. Benedlc, and bondholdcrs CONF
Josiah d. French and others. tss3.5si.
Northern Pacific Hallway company,
g3ts.Ol.
The total value Of claims allowed In
addition 90 the sum OF 81, tis,i20 al
/ ready paid. ig SjG.Gti92i.
The following claims are disnllOwcd'
Hnulesuako Greek Water company.
First National Bank of Fort Collins,
Colo Thomas 70. Crooks, Union Puci-
/ no u. H. CO.. Two claims. Amsterdam
/ committee. Mercantile Trust company
/ Echo a. Park city Railway company
pauy. Kansas Gay q Omaha II. H.
: company agents Harrington ana Mel.
l willie 81. Makcovcr. II 10 ordered IN,
! claims allowed be- paid PRO rata out Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

Railroad, Cannot uaui Coal for Use Of
their own Engines.

Talk about business" anid Rio
Grande man az the depot laat night
''Nhy we have never seen anything like
%. For tho past week we have been
hauling frciEht until actually the en-
Fincs are getting tired and necd rest.
From every sectlon OF the line COMICS
the complaint that We are not furnish.
Ing cars aa quickly aH they are asked
Tor. when us matter OF fact We arc
unable 90 rct thcm IN and out fact
enough 10 10 the eamr ON m tho
roads. 4 understand. but We ore in rtll-
ly bad shape iu some respects. We
have furnished cars and cars Until We
have run short OF supplies ourselves
Why, within the past few days we have
been having kicks because or shortage
OF coal along certain portions or the
line That b., coal for our own cone
sumption. In our anxiety 10 help out
our patrons we have neglected our own
interests and some of the station agents
may have cold fingers 10 tho murniugh
ON account OF lack of free in their little
offices. But lt can't be helped. n
the people Win Just bear with the roAda
for fcw days some relief VIII come
in the form OF now cars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ToDAYs WEATHER REPORT.


Today'a weather report tObserva-
lions taken at n. m. Mountain Timol
Salt Lake barometer. lo.ali
current temperature. 30, maximum toni
pcraturc. a.. minimum temperature ~,
mean temperature. ~, which ia 10 ne-
low normal
turc since first ~ month. inL
Accumulated deficiency IN tempefh-
turo since January LIST, lsb
Total precipitation from o.. m. 20
q. M. o Inches.
Accumulated excess Of precipitation
since nrat " month. rs inches.
Accumulated excrT7 81 precipitation
since January 1T. 2.A2 inches.
Fcucnst ON ,. m. Thursday. noun
tain time.
local forc,as, for salt Lake city and
vicinity
Fair tonight and Thursday. sta
tiouary temperature.
Utah-Taken at San Francisco. CAL
Fair tonight and Thursday; sta
tionary temperature.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Tho high barometer continues over
the lower Mississippi Valley while the
crest 81 the northwestern 'hlFh llea
over Washington. Between those HIGHS
IL wedge u lower pressure extending
from southern Sew Mexico north
eastward 20 the upper lake region. Pre-
cipltntlun has fallen over WlghlnFion'
idaho. eastern Colorado, Nebraska,
Kansas. Minnesota. Iowa and along
the Texas rnaat. Rain was at|ll failing
nj DOdfa. Omaha AMI g. Paul ana inc
amount reported from those stations
were ans. i.at and i.n inches respect
l.. n MURDOCH.
Section Director.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

live stock Men ueiic,e They WIZ Vet Get
tho Oh maIIrnah Ilain nn latllr.

Tive NtnNN Wen lflNrNN ANfN WIZ ~ Wv
the old Railroad Rate On Cattle
The indications are that tho National
and other live stock organizations VIII
eventually win out ln their cm1ria 20
induce the Transmit fnnri prahic assoc
citation 60 restore the focding-in-tranalt
rates ON live stock shipments 10 points
west 81 the Missouri river.
There lines Insisted on taking out
this rate lnst May, arguing that such
action would be 10 the benefit 90 both
Inc st0ckmon and transportation com-
ulules. Tho live stock ORGANIZATIONS
li over the West protected against thiH
orirr. which increased the rates on
s1Hthnund ahipmcntH from $3.50 20 80
par car. aud the omeldle ~ the Ma
topai association have appeared before
several mrrtlnga % the trailc nssoclh A.
tiou. making strong arguments 90 IA
vor of the old rate, The discussion "l
tho auhicct consumed nearly hH OF lhNt
week. al u meeting 81 tho frtiHnl men
mold In Kansas city. and after come
y,ry heated remarks pro and con, u la
understood the meeting broke up ~ q
elrt 0f nn ecclesiastical row over thN
matter. o. majority Of the mrmuerH De
lng ln favor of granting the reluest ol
the stockmcn iiut nH one vote hRhln.'
proposition IL suiilcloni 20 prov ~
bolrg carried. anal action hld 20 h'
p,rfpansd until thc next meeting
st.etmrn generally are very much cu-
outraged .as the dlaaneciion among lhe
Ures lndicntDH that they VIII evenlutl}
have the Old rate lu force. ~ ~ g9l,I-
sio1d that tho burlington and Union
pacific companies. in favor % dhrorHt.
| me tho rate last spring have l.atnel
! that Inc prcsent rate ~ not what ihgy
| want and supported the request or ih'
! rhlpperr. and that tho ouls oppo'tipi
to mo restoration ~ the ieellhs-in
transit privileges CONGO from the en-
caro. Rock leland racine anu Wv
! ,ti.9a,,tI p,elnc.-Dcnycr Poet
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railroads that does not cost more than
DO ana "a year ago. or even six muutha
ago.
AN on1rt will Doe made tp secure IN
the present month o. meeting OF the
executive onicars of the trunk lines and
their Western connections Cor the pur-
pose OF considering general advance
ln freight rates Tho existing heavy
volume of business mnkcH nn advance
tho tf1urrdutIurutal roads already have
taken .tcpa boo thln direction.
ocean rates. which are governed ny
the state OF traflic. have been materially
advanced and nre likely to have "a FUR
thor advance"
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a startling Incident, 20 narrated by
John oliver of Philadelphia, 40 follows!
"f wac in an awful condition, My skin
coated pHlu continually in back and
rlies. no appetite, growing weaker day
ly day Three physlcinua had given
One up Then / was advised Co use
Electric Ulitgra; TO my great 10y the
nru bottle made decided improve
meut Z continued their use for three
weeks. and am now o wen man,
kaoW they rob.el the grave OF another
Victim" No one should fan 10 ty
them. only 5Oc guaranteed. az 2. c.
~ T. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26
THE NIGHT SCHOOL.

Salt Lake Busincss College. 70 w.
second south ST. Splendid opportunity
for those employed during the day
Glasses are held every evening IN the
week. except Saturday, from TO .
o'clock.
Private instruction In bookkeeping,
ehorthand tvupWrliiur. grammar
spelling. arithmetic and penmanahlp,
Enter now. and prepare yourself for a
good position.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The funeral OF n. G. johnson took
place from the /, q, q, y. halt Inter
mcnt wac at ST. ouyct cemetery
Ailas Holton held a meeting with the
tcachors IN the third grade this after
noon In the assembly room Of the hish
school,
First Lieutenant Lawrence NJ smelt-
ger OF the National Guard or uthh mas
rendered bic resignation. which has
been formally accepted.
The Young pcoplc's Christian Union
e. about TO make personal canvas
among the candidates Of tho different
political parties with view 10 avccf-
calming their ntnovs Tor Office. II their
anrwcrs nrc satisfactory they may De
supported.
A donation party was given at the
poncnnaaa home yesterday afternoon,
by the Womnna Home Missionary 500
eiety OF the Methodist churches uf THIS
city. There was coal. flour, ana many
other hnds ~ provisions received in
plenty; uiHo quantities ~ clothing W
be- distributed among the poor OF Tue
city.
An unknown woman. who refused Ia
give her name. fell In faint from VT
bicycle while riding on sooond SCUM
street lart night. Ofticer Palmer pichri
her 40 and cent hor 10 the police Htt,,
zion In the patrol wagon. She refused
90 tell whore bhu lived, and after a
short rest, was able 60 resume nor
homoward journey
\ force OF men arr engagcd in Little
Cottonwood canyon gettiuR out granite
for the foundation ~ rhomna kcerne
new residence. II II said by eon-
trnctor that $50 st1ncs larger than
those used IN the Temple viii be- necce'
cary Tor tho foundation. The ai1n'
viii b. taken by grayltnuou TO h'
sand beds OF the Rio dunic West.
ern railway, a short distance east o'
sandy. whore Il viii be- Transferred {,
the f,lo Oando Western railway and
brought e. the city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

The Existing Heavy Nolamn Of husine.s
Makes II Advisable nnd Practicable

ThIB Is what the Wall Street Topics
has to s,v aneut nu advance Ia freight
rates.
There have been advances ln nearly
an commodities ana manufactures. In
many instances these advances have
been 100 per cont Ia some cases they
have been more than that
'rhe advance havo been especially
heavy IN the things that railroads re-
oulrr. Steel rails nre up 100 per cent,
Other iron and steel articles used by
the railroads have had practically us
large nn advance, locomotives cost
more. cars cost more. There Is hardly
anything that II necessary 20 the oon-
ntruotion, equipment or operation OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

s6i suuTn MAlN srHEEE sAiI. LAltE
Cityi the Nrtmur Method cures ull dltnfHgs
Without nciirlnu mr. surgery Magnetic
Healing taught hy mail or ln clnss, Cores
paudrnrp solicited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

Stockholders Of RIO urhnde Western hsid
Annual Meeting Yesterday Afternoon

The stockholders OF the RIO Grnnde
Woatrrn railway held their annual
meeting yesterday afternoon over
Ina porfon ana proxy. The old board
,yns unnulmouHiy reelected. Following
nre fho dlrerturai william J. Palmer
D1yid q. Dodge. George Foster Pea.
body. charles j. cnndn, balthold
schlealuror. janice @. Parish, Edwin
parkurd suruccr Track and neofse
barclay Monlt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

Guy. ANu fAllN fH0pfQfV-,..
rate W y. Moore. .n s'iuth nsi',. T. "
x T. TtAuN. el MAIN. LFNi,.-a.-.
without commission. osuens0 Or ....uAli
No 1llfnn PARTY WiWV Wi
fan" with u I. Tracy Main "" Auat
liOME MONEY! SUNS rO sim.
80 rates j. l. PerSes aW second ~
ELMER DARLING LoANs 49,
McguhniN a co. o. MIST So.
irivilceoof payment a. anr ~, Nv flill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

SAMUEL HoLMEs-RoiLEn works.
makes and repairs steam boilers tankA
smoke stacks etc Roar. 80 W. 50, rcmolo
n. q. HAYNES a 90. ESTIMATES fut-
nishul Est isM Moved 10 rear Armory
", $ Temple Oilleo iil W. s. Temple
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Li1Mu-PliNTiNn. AuEN U.s. WANTED
1910 business cards. Two culora. viii beuuu-
tul design, G.u0i work nnef than lithnarnph-
ing, other work remarkably lows agents
make ss0oo daily write fhc Llthn-irnt
rrrss Company b anu % Frankfort street.
kru NurN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

u. T., Nawilus, A NeHsi
+. /, Thurman, u,rd 4 Wciffe-
ktinrnoys-atLt Lsst n
onlcoi Hooper bulldint
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10 You WANT WORK. 40 you
want hcipf TO TO iorkulrath 400. ifi Main
street Telephone tdl e. H. Struck Mgr
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l'(DIl

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| our
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

neseret Nntlpnhl hans .ab1nsN =
salt Lave CltH utah lg',t 0ii
AIVIIlAs d. SNOW Law " an ~
gll aud diS AucrhAoh hnl'N
cry Utah. Ielephphe o. r,.f1 AiINl
1blC k.uN. LLLla 4 w g,s,, y
neys Nd law hith hool -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

Kiondiko Nuggets. Mint Chews Cara
meia and Tnny Kolliz Randy Kitchen,
two stores 90 ana go Main r.
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READY -.
WEEK.

The pamphlet containing fun reports
OF the dlac0urses delivered az the recent
Conference win be- ready next week
Price Ace, mailed 20 any address.
Royal Bread ~ healthful, uourlshlng.
MEAT uAitGAiN~.
WARDS
PROGRESS MARKET,
100 W. SECOND SOUTH.
PROMPT DELIVERY.
PHONE ISL hinge.
KoLIrZ's KANDIEs
are pure, wholesome and fresh daily.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SCHOOL OF sELf tuLittn, ~. ~ Y
rrftofation uf hrnitn, MrA r. hf.fI h
vi Nnw YORK has lutatcl 40 4. y
son ii street. and s giving lltW. ~.
abdominal breathing unl VOC, -
knowledge OF which VII ofnal ny. 49, u
tlsm. astumn. runfumlt SOD ~ 4 =
other lila. All cordially luN w
llreutlon aud drimnt'r tIaIn'n. 80.
TuE UNIVERSITY on ulAh w
courses Ia urts. science. mlhlns silf
ral engineering normal lfaln, ~ - -
drrfaftuu work tuneurhihi N.g
apply 10 i a klngaburN fi'a'es' -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

TAYLOR RUMNEY. ARMSTRONG 90.
wholesale and retail dealers In lumhUr, lAthA
tash doors etc ,pl. lo9 w \ Temple
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

saturday. from 60 o'clock nt both
rtoref. fSl0ndlke Nuggets, 25c HoN-reg-
ular COO q pound. MorshmnnuW Ialiy,
M Mound. regular l5r As long as they
last. Kolitz Handy kitchen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

nH ELlkAuErn CRANE, 30. .Ii WEsr
North Temple, sat Lake city, cures all
under the iKRnthcmatis Muthudi cousuin'
ton free
10 INVENTORS AND Aurnuiis-
Caveats died. uAamlnnluns mad ln tho a.
4 Patent ONCE 40 Naahlngtuu -. g.. copy
rights applied Tor patents secured 10 nll
cuuntf e. Inventors ana authors riFhft
protected. An business pfivat1. a. \
laput Agency. thaA ", NtaFnnG Attorney
anil MANAGER office Mc'uruick building
salt Lake city Telephone o., Corresponds
eure with stamps solicited.
LOiiN sIMM-. tillMMNEfr AND futt-
nncas cleaned and repaired Utah stove
ADD Hardware fr 100 N pr lri -Hnfh
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1p a "A . FFataIiars nIsne. aad saiag. @SS,sa
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TiiTpA brEAMFirrtNo
aud plumbing mall branches Ne Malu.
P.I. MoRAN-sTEAM AND nor WATER
heating. vtnulatug No u W snd south.
FuR SALE lou MLGA N.s Tor cent,
Of drurrsiai ono uives rrilef
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

Will SILL you an a HAROAiS
vacant lots, a cottage or Amudern uuuso in
any part Of The cltY. lnt Is. .uaW under
Walker nr1s' bans
WE SILL NlAL tstAIE NfNr
houses or collect had debts tuu uud 800
us Woodland & nAan. 90 MhittlushAie
block a il Wet first south
tuN hAkGAiN- Us ~ Az ESTATE
call on moi lat your property With mo Zoe
sale %. q Peterson, "a ", .na -n
uuUrts AND LOIS Tor SAlfi Att
parts Of town List your properties With
us MoukH nrns., % West second .uuth.
VIZ SILL nEAL tsrAtE THAT'S ALL
Tutt q iirs.. itl Nalu ~
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we nay per cont interest per an'
mum ON 81 or thousands, lions save
inFa Hank and Trust company. loren-
10 snow. president. George 81 can
non. cashier.
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T1Oa uARglS sutCEs.u..rtnilir.
Is NIuuE dHnlrr loo 'ClaI MA
rnWpi duivurF and mI Fa.f5t NJ
~ West Htcnnl South .Iu H ya.aaI..t
'fluuo lards % .ou.h' Tfifi r.,
STREET Phone tsu ""
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

The largest circulation Of any paper between
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