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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14
~ AM A LITTLE WAIF."
An Infant Forty-Elght Hours Old Left
on Door Step.

Mrs, w. J. Clark. who resides at No.
40 south Second West street, received
qultg surprise last night. About .
o'clock she went TO the front door Of
her house and observed small bundle
lying on the doorstep. II proved to
he u roll OF blankets IN which was a
tiny baby boy not more than forty
eight hours old. by its side was u
nursing bottle. and pinned TO the blnn-
kct wan the following note, In u mans
handwriting;
was born Tuesday. Dec. ~, 1899.
Please take me In for | am a little
Waif"
Mrs. clark Immediately sent word 10
her husband, w. j. clark. a bartender
az the Continental bar. who took the
infant 10 the police station. But the
little wnlf could not remain there be-
cause the place was being fumigated.
Mr.. Clark took charge OF the little one
until arrangements can be made for
permanent place for II. In the mean.
time the police will ondcayor to locate
Its parents,
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LIVE STOCK MATTERS.
Circular Letters Concerning Them
Sent 10 Interested Parties.

Circular letters have been iasued to
the different live stock associations In
the West by u. II. caiilEter and J. ID.
Wood. members Of the executive COM
mittee Of the National Live stock u.s.
ISOLATION. and secretary OF the Utah.
and president Of the Idaho Wool-Grow-
crs' associations, respectively, urging
them TO send delegates to the annual
convention OF the National association
TO be held ut Fort Worth ON January
10th next. II IN particularly noted that
such vital topics viii be discussed Hs
THE ccdlng OF arid lands to the
States" "'rhe leasing OF public grazing
lands and THE prohibition Of grazing
cattle and sheep In the forest re-
serves" There VIII be an effort made
at the convention To have the convon-
tlon OF 1900 held In Salt Lake city.
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T0-day'S Metals.
ShvtR. Bar SO ~
lead. S5.55
CASING C0PPiR rs ~ cents o 10.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Saturday morning the county teach
ers win have general institute"in the
University.
The Federal court yesterday dis
charged four men from bankruptcy,
they were, George A. DahlHtead. Austin
1arven. c. a. Bradley and Sidney w.
Darite.
The creditors Of II. Rclsenh.rg, bank
rupt, met IN the office OF Referee Bald
win this morning, but deoldrd tn con-
unue tho hearing OF the case untli
Monday. at p. m.
John Robinson was sent up from the
Third district court for robbery ON No
vember II. 1895, Tor six and onc-half
years. was released from the state
prison today.
An aged lady by the name OF Ellen
Ofgren, who resides at 49, south Second
Enst street, slipped On the pavement on
East Temple yesterday afternoon. and
was badly hurt about the head and
limbs.
The funeral OF the late Albert Honey
Sett who suocumbed TO heart disease
on December 18th, at the age OF 20
years, was held tiis afternoon at |
o'clock from the funeral chapel OF
Joseph William Taylor. n south West
Temple street
The State board Of corrections paid
a vilst to the State prison yesterday
Today acquisitions were made upon
Auditor Richards for 81 5000 for main.
tenancc; S2s9.9l for improvements and
1850 for gratultics Ter discharged con
viets,
The Washington memorial exercises
10 he held In the salt Lake Thcatci
next Tuesday night at s o'clock vii
be absolutely free ana open to every
body. Tno lower floor or parquet nnt
dress CYCLE viii be occupied by thl
general public The first circle VIII b.
reserved for the students Of the Uni
Yerslty, Hlgh School and and private
schools; the second balcony for tn
students of the graded schools. and tn
gallery for any who have stlll highc
dmos In life.
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PERSONAL.

Ad Bybcc Ii up from Milford.
Walter James has gone back to Black
Rock. Willard county.
Mr.. Newton FAR came down from
ogden this morning.
At the Kenyon are II. l.. Tracy. Iiolsei
7. 7. Magcc. i.ouiaville.
q. II. HuntHman h M from Fillmore,
the "state-house city,
Special Examiner MountIoy Of the
department OF justice has gone to Ok
lahoIna.
Geo. w. Kusei. manager for the Pudd'n
Head Wilson company. IL at the Ken
yon. nr
II. II. Thomas OF Wales sanpctc
county. Is al the Walker. as 10 James
y. Dunn Of Provo.
Grand Master Dhrke OF the a. o. u.
W. IN In Idaho visiting the different
branches Of the order In that state.
Boise Statesman. II. 81. Biole OF SAT-
Lake has established French hair dress
Ing parlora In the Falk-Dloeh building.
Boise stateamani II. ], Anderson.
Lindl,y Ninton and 8. l., Upton. Mt.
Nlnton'a attorney, have gone to Salt
Lake to close w the chcckmate deaf.
Jos. Ballan,ync was dcwn from tho
Junction cit! today. Mr.. Ballantyne
has been taking a courrc Of musical
studies In New York for the past two
years.
II. l. Micrs viii on the first Of the
year assume the management IT the
Pacific Hotel here. Mr.. Miera has here
tofore been In charge OF the Mcrcur
Hotel
French Earl oliver. u noted singing
evangelist. arrived here this morning
services In this city next sunday morn
ing at hin chapel.
Don Mcguire of ogden IL at the cui-
| lon Thc register also shows the names
OF g. W. Thompson. 81. Anthony, Idaho.
u. d. Hodge. Denver; T.. II. MeKeah,
/ Milford.
Boise Statesman: Ex-Governor
/ Thomas OF Utah N guest at the
1 overland. lie has Just returned from
a visit go his Canyon county farm and
/ Will leave today for Salt Lake.
Messrs. n. ]. Anderson and s. a.
| Upton OF Boise are confident that their
town win secure the through line OF
| railway, the bonus OF f210. 600 being now
almost entirely subscribed.
Boise statesman james Hays has
gone 10 Salt Lake. lie VIII have his
arm. which was recently broken, eS-
amincd by means of the N-ray. The
arm ~ SIN very stln although the
broken bones have united.
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THE UTAH NATIONAL.
The Fifty Per Cent Assessment VIII
be Paid, Says Mr.. Chapman.

The Utah National nnnk Is endeavor-
ling To gather a new impetus. which
viii again place It upon u good running
basis. President james Chapman states
that the concern Is now In better
condition than II has been since the
crisis OF last year, He says that prac-
tically all the stockholders have az.
firmed that they would pay the 90 per
cent assessment on their stock which
VIII I'LL the banks Golfers 10 the
amount OF 10000. The assessment Is
due from December 18th TO goth, the
latter date being fxed for the eastern
stockholders. because OF the delay In
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SMALL BLAZE THIS MORNING
Child Plays with Fire aud Department
Called out.

a child playing with fire caused a
small blaze az John wlnder's roomlns
house. PA south East Temple street this
morning. The Gre started In a room
occupied by Mrs. u. Kridcr. The iirc
laddlca made pretty run over the SIP.
pcry pavemcnta and soon eNtnSuihhei
the famca. The plncc was valued At
81. GO. and IL Insured for $3.50. loss In
eyf
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getting the notices Of the assessment
10 them. That stock, on which no
assessment In paid ON the dates men.
toned viii be advertised for sale. but
II Is confidently believed that there
viii be no occasion to sell single
share.
The bank some time ago was offered
$4,000 advance on one piece " property
which II forcclosed during the past
year. ana II In said that the value on
other similar holdings have enhanced
mnterinlly
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rosrorfIcEs AND posrMAsrERs.
ESPECIAL TO rus "NEws.1

IHTEIINE To TIE NEN"' 7
WnahirEton. u. O.. Dec. 1.-The post
oincca at Manning ana Salem. Utah,
Will become money order offices on jan
unfy 2ud.
ON the same date the postoiilccs at
Frisco and spriuryllic viii become In
tcfnatlonal ofiites.
Nevada postmustcrs appointed.
Fort Hall, Elko Co. 4. G. Murphy.
vice John Murphy. resigned.
Sheridan. Douglas Co., John Barrett.
vice Casper Tuckr, rcFlEned.
SIN water. churchill Co. NJ. NJ. Kent,
Vice j. W. Richard resigned.
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An editor prints his paper to give
his patrons the news.of the day and for
the money there IL In u. lie Ia pre-.
aumed 10 know Of what he writes. and
he generally does. when he writes rs
he does In the Leader Courier. osceola
Mills. Pa. without fec or hope of re-
ward. that "Chambcrlnin's Cough REM
cdy acts mnricaily. and We have found
none better In our houschold. N you
have cough. try IT," II may be ac-
ccptcd as an honest expression. worthy
of crcdcnre.
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NOW FOR


BY January !. 1900. the DESrRHr NEWS
hopes TO be able 10 record that The semi.
Weekly Edition has reached the 5000
mark. That figure can undoubtedly be
attained v our agents will work with the
same will between now and Jan. ! that they
have done In the pas, ten months ws,ln-
esrsly thank all our representative, Tor
their previous hearty sndsavor,. and irus,
they viii do al In their power 10 hslp Us
reach the 5000 goal by the NEW YEAR
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In sluggish liver. HEitBiNE. By Its
beneficial action upon the hillary tracts.
renders the bile more mud. and brings
the liver into q sound, healthy condi-
tion. thereby baniHhing the sense OF
drowalness. lethargy, and the general
feeling OF apathy which arise from dis
orders Of the liver. Price 90 cts. z. c.
NJ. |. Drug Dept.
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|,fnce
/ that /
proved,
b. infor
|tiatlcal
| form,
|0tc Gel
|neuiei
10 uci
Inc.
train LEI
"Trip.
| t'rovisio
III Auorl
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an Los ANGELES.
Late Cashier Of Utah National in Bus.
mess IN California.

II now appears that Addison u.
Ioucr, fotmeii. cashier OF the Utah
National Bank hero. IN In business ut
Los Angeles. lie has written To II
business friend here asking for letters
Of recommendation After the settle
supposed that Mr.. Jones had gone to
Denver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

The disposition Of children largely
depends upon health. II they are trou-
BLEED with worms. they Will be irritable,
cross. feverlsh, and perhaps serious
~ sick. WHITES CREAM VERMI-
FUGE Nv worm expeller and tonic to
make them healthy and cheerful. Price
20 cts. z. C.. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
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Twonty-nyc Years Constant Use without
Iallurs.

hourseness, and In child subject to
that disease Il may be taken as a sure
sign OF the approach of an attack
Following this h6arsencsa n q peculiar
rough cough. II Chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy IL given M soon AS the child
becomes hoarae, or even after the
croupy cough appears, II VIII prevent
the attack. II IL used In many thous-
nnds Of homes In this broad land and
never dlsappolntH the anxious moth
ers, We have yet TO learn OF single
instance In which II has not proved
effectual, No other preparation can
show such "A record-twenty-fv years
constant use without q failure.
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matte company Of that ward. the stage
with sroncry hns boon fitted up. A
special feature Is a drill march by four.
teen little girls. Tho proceeds are fof
the benefit Of the association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

In blllousness. HERniNE. by ex
polllng from the body the excess Of bile
ana acids, Improves the nssimilative
processes, purihes the blood. and tones
up and strengthens the entire system.
Price 20 cts. Y. G. n. I. Drug Dept,
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POULTRY AND PRODUCE.
CRAM. Wool Anp Alpr,

UTAH POULTRY AM
commission Co. ~ w. flnt g.lh q
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Koiltz candy boxes are unique and
AXE acceptable Xmas presents.
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THE ARTICLES OF FAITH.

Or. Talmage's new book. written by
appointment. In four styles OF binding,
cloth si.oo; leather $50. leather Kilt
s2.00; morocco gilt $3.50. Special dis
count TO Sunday schools. classes and
auorums. For sale at the peseret
Newu
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Castle Gate ana Winter Quarters,
Lump, Nut and Slack.
ID. j. SHARP, Agent.
~ South. Main Telephone. NO.
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SALT LAKE TEMPLE

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
Friday, Dec. e3rd. 1879 and reopen on
Tuesday, Jan. End. 1900.
LORENZO SNOW, President.
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Dec. ii.-Louls Grant. Roworvllic,
1906 acres. section 90. township u
north. range west.
Dec. i2.--Dan Il. Woodland. Promon-
tory, ic0 acres. section 30. township .
north, range west.
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TAYLOR HOMNEY. IT,
so.' wholesale and retain deaitn IA A..
oeI laihs, sash. d0uru. &C. Il -
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For broken limbs. chllblains. burns.
scaldH, bruised shlns. sore throat, and
sores OF every kind, apply BAL
lARD's SNOW LfNIMENT. II Will
give Immediate relief and heal amy
wound Price % cts. and 90 cts. Y. G.
NJ. I. Drug Dept.
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said plats will be Med In this office
and opened for entry under the public
land laws on and after January .. 1900.
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II. n o. TRANSFER co.'s MOVING
vans always ready; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Phone 3S5, oiiiee Il W, and Bouth.
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What
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight at the Thcatcr Edwin Mayo
and his own company pay ~ another
visit. and viii render the popular dram
atlzntion OF Mark Twain's beautiful
story. "Pudd'nhoad Wilson" Many OF
the people la the original east viii be
seen tonight. Mrs. Mayo Will enact the
role u Roxy. la which both Eleanor
Morotu and Ada Dwyer have been pre-
viously seen here.
The Grand closed u bi. season with
"a Stranger In New York" last night,
the house being thoroughly nlled. MIR.
Mulvey announces aa the next attrac-
ton, lyon Ionson." ON Monday night.
or all dialect plays produced since
the days Of Emmett, none has achieved
such substantial and enduring success
ns "Non Nonson,' a swedish dialect
comedy which portrays phase COM
tcmpOrnneous llfe and which VIII be-
seen again ut the New Grand for three
nights and Wednesday matinee. start
INK Monday evening next The cen-
trail figure u a raw swedish emigrnnt
and the plot hinges upon his career In
the lumber camps of the Northwest
The character IL well drawn, and Ar.
thur Donaldson makes u really artistic
creation Of u. He IL q pleasing com.
edlan and his dialect N mellow and
amusing. HIS rapid rise from the I'M
couth woodsmnn 10 "a man OF anluence
and eminent rcapectabillty, AMI tho
discovery OF his long lost sister IN an
accomplished young society Girl nr,
the principal dramatic events % ths
play. The scenery NJ which there IA
a complete equipment. commands spe'
cini attention. The reproduction OF d
lumber camp and the exciting log
jam Ia thrilling to a degree.
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ELECTRIC BELTS.

I CARRY LARGEST ASSORTMENT
OF electric belts and appliances In the
West, such as electric bolts truHHea. bat
tericn. electric vests, leggingu, lung and
spinal shields, knee caps. skull caps clcc-
-. foot batteries, Vtc. My full suit OF
garments euro consumption, 81 Nitus
Dance. Asthma, lirlghts Disease, Rhcu-
mutlam, Scintica and all Chronic Dis
eases that other remedies have failed 10
cure, Everybody IN invited To call and
examine my belts and appliances. Com
ute's talk costs nothing, Mail orders
illled. u. Goodrich. ~. Elmo Hotel. Salt
I.ukn.
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There are few ailments. 20 uncom-
Portable us piles. but they can easily
be cured by using TABLER'S BUCK
EYE PILE OINTMENT. Relief follows
Its use, and any one suffering from
piles can not AFFORD to neglect to give
II trial. Price 90 cts. In bottles,
tubes 70 cts. Y. G. NJ. l, Drug Dept
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SURVEYORS.
ATTORNEYS.

US DEPUTY MINERAL, iiIisss iii
y. N. Lyman Jr, s9-s N ni'".s'-......
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SANTA CLAUS
HEADQUARTERS.

hooks. DOLLS. TOYS. I.argcs, dis.
play In town Fine stationery. fancy
Leather Goods. Xmas cards. Calendars
and Novelties. Everything for the lIoll.
days at cANNoN'S hook STORE.
II and "a Main St
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.ExrERiEscE ~ ruE ms T
TEACHER"

We must be willing TO learn from the
experience Of other people. Every tosti-
monlal IN favor OF Hood'a Sarsaparilla
Il the voice Of experience TO you. ana
II H. your duty. II your blood 10 Impure
and your health failing, to take this
medicine. You have every reason to
expect that II viii do for you what IL
has done for others. II IL tho best
medicine money can buy.
HOODS PILLS arc non-lrrltatlng. mild.
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LAND ENTRIES.


Dec. ii.-Pcter skicm, oasis. W acres,
'tlon J. township ~ south, range !
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PARAGON SHOE SHOP

Removed basement 81 Main. four doors
north Deserct Bank. Shoes repaired.
Royal Bread Is hea,,hfui. nourishlng.
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WANTED AGENTS.

LITHo-PRINTiNG AGENTS WANT
ed: 100 business cafda. two cOlorr. with
beautiful design. 400. work inner than
lithographing. other work remarkably
low. agents make t2Ooo daily write the
i.ithu-Pfint Press Company, - and J.
frankl1It NtIeat. Now York
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II 80. The Laokawanna Railroad pre-
sents for your consideration the Short
est Route and best service TO New York.
Philadelphia, Scranton. Binrhamton,
Corning, waverly. Elmlra. Bath and
Dansyille,
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See the mechanical dolls. donkeyH,
horses. monkeys. soldiers. locomotives.
etc, etc, at Kolitz.
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RAY. .ANpREWs a 10, 0lyT1i,
dealcra In wool hides ana fr..1 M - 2.
seed, sheep ulp etc. Nod M ..,.
batl oilcv and wafchoaii III 4
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S. s. JUBILEE BADGES

printed IN best % alylc, ~ rcaaonnhlc
piiccs. send YOUR order at once. The
Dcsefct News.
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Fancy holiday candy boxes and the
candy to MI them. at kolitz.
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THOMAS HARRIS. SUCCESSOR ~ "
Miller a Miller dealers 10 'Npai ~ y,
SuiiH," Prompt delivery ana wy 49, 49,
tront fphone N.l Yards, 2. Ilil
West Street Phone ~ .,.--.-,.,-,-
URAss CKEEk. OLp ALLEN WI
water Rock Springs, castle Oils W"
~ Fad 80 Phone a.. Mason hia''"
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peeeham's Pllls-NO equal for consu-
patton.
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SAMUEL HOLMEs- BOILER W0RAs
-mnkcs and rtyaiu steam tiHiA
tanks. smoke stacks. etc. Rear = w.
south Temple, -------
III. N. HAYNES a co, t.i
furnished, Eat ~ Moved Y s
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bicycles ANo espAIaINa.

FoR BICYCLE REPAIRING. NOVEL
~ work. aud kvy ntiing, 50 U Wli
lifos, cor. Mcat T,mple ana I'm
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III sglEgssM
I THE
! CHRISTMAS
I NEWS!
ISSUED SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
DEC. 23. 1890.
PRICE 10 Cents
Printed In h,svy autographed Covers. 4
colo'i. proistly iluitraisd Beside, con.
tainine a
REVIEW OF 1899

tanning
REVIEW OF 1890
In Mining. Bu,ls,i,. Real Estate. BuI ding
nsnkins Cattle. Wool and all department, Of
Trade and COMMITTEE. Il will have the toll
lowing specially prepared articles
An autograph article from President LORENZO
sno~ on His Personal "Reminiscences Of Joseph
Smith
A signed article on Topic Of Current In.
tsrss, by President George Q. Cannon.
a signed article on The Original Manuscript
Of the Book Of Mormon by President Joseph
z. Smilh.
Prize Chrbtnn Story.
Prize Christmas Poem
Prize article on Utah, und,vslopsd Re.
sources"
Our Alnlns Camp, lllluiua,sdL
utahs Artists llllu,tri,sdl.
The Year, Chronology
The Years Neurology.
And all IN, attractive features Of che
SATURDAY
NEWS.
NEWS DEALERS AND AGENTS
Are requested to send In Their ord;p al once.
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STEAM HEATING.

THE DAVID JAMES Co, silA1s;
ntiirE and plumbing In all piah'l' :
u. lat South. -,.--..,,.li,ls
II. j. MORAN STEAM ANp ,nW
water heating, ycntllatnr'
second South,
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EsTRAY.

ONE DARK nay MARE. IRA NDED
wallace. Taylorsville.
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REMOVAL SALE.

~ ~ Sshsss
TWENTY-FIVE rEn CENT orr.
Dressing Sacks. Finnnelctte Wrappers.
Infants Long COatr. Tailor Made Suits.
Infants Donncta. Infants Short Goats.
X. X. THOMAS. Is Main Street
Popular rriee Jeweiry store,
". W. Hall, $50 Main Street.
Dr. fiashrau.k.
90 and 81 Commercial Block.
tor sale.
Nine Thousand Acres Meadow Land.
In ana controlling n hnc range country.
VIII sell cheap. Particulars OF
r. J. WILLS,
Is W. Second South 81.
Kolltz candy boxes are unique and
make acceptable Xmas presents.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

LADIES WANTED IN EvERY CRY
ana town to collect names for our nov di-
fcutory. liberal pny, Iho sexton 20, dept
a. iioN lG iiatbush. Ncw YORK.
GIRL ron GENERAL. HOMEWORK
small family. Hfing rcfert ne. "a Ath B..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

They are great. Goth century choco-
lntcs Special sale Saturday, 3jc per
pound. NJ Koiltz.
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ELECTRICAL.

WE DO ALL KINDS or ELEcIkc
IVORY, Having the hrcst lng u Lli'iri
fiNturun Ia the Clty and make fqtal-
" Of house wiring and all kinds q i'ie
Salt Lake Electric SupplJ Co., Ia Nai
First South. Tel No, 4
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS


THE UNIVERSITY OF ,IIA;slss "a
fors courscH in arts. science. niA NINA
electrical cnginnurlng, norma sn'sfrl1i
and kindergarten WORK kisatgi1,
these courses apply " j. l.
president.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

GEORGE n GREENwooc,pIS I IA" eis.
Commercial law and eoh'e"'
incrcial Block. 4,
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CUT RATE UIusufi.i. ETC..
tickets bought and sold and eisAiigi
~ Main.