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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-04-15

prominent witnesses contributed testi-
mony that went to make the day most
notable one in the investigation into the
city's affairs. The examination of Rich
ard Croker was a remarkable one. chief
ly by reason of the answers which he
returned to the questions propounded
to him by Moss. He was brief and di-
rect, and took advantage of many op-
portunities afforded him to retort in
manner that evoked applause many
times from those gathered in the COM
mittee room.
Gave Events n Dramatic Turn.
Croker gave events a somewhat dra-
matte turn when. after refusing to an
swer several questions concerning mis-
private affairs, he held up his right
hand ard said impressiveIy: If you can
show me where l have taken a single
dollar from this city you can cut that
arm off,
When the Tammany chief went on the
stand at the beginning of the days ses-
sion Moss conducted line of question:
ing which Croker evidently believed was
a loss of time. for he suddenly leaned
forward and said: 1T is not necessary
to bring up what everybody knows.
There is no use playing to the gallery;
there is no use making speeches. / am
the leader of the party and / acknowl-
edge it. All these people are my friends.
and 1 am going to stick to them all the
time. Just give me straight talk. 1 am
going to give you straight talk. That is
ALL"
To the victors Belong the Spoils.
Moss said he would accommodate him,
and he endeavored to do so. He drew
from Croker the4act that the Tammany
chief believed that all the offices of ad-
ministration of all departments should
go to the victorious political party. ITO
the victors belong the spoils.' he added.
Continuing Croker said-that-when the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-04-15
To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c. The genuine has
L. B. 0. on each tablet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-04-15
SPAIN'S NEW MINISTER.
Duke of ARGOS to Represent Madrid al
Washington.

London, April ia Madrid spe-
cial says the Duke of ARGOS. late Span
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-04-15
ALL QUIET AT GUAM,
Admiral Dewey Says Native Gov
eminent is Established and
Working Well.
PEOPLE FRIENDLY TO AMERICANS.

Reports Filipino Soldiers There to BE
Fine Body of Men-One Hundred and
Fifty Japanese Pearl Hunters Perish In
the Ocean-six Chinese Executed-Red
Book In Evidence I'm che Quay Trial.
Washington, April 15.-The fol-
lowing was received from Dewey:
The Wheeling arrived six days from
Guam. Quiet and order there. Most
friendly to Americans. Native gov
crnment is established by Taussig
and working well. Native soldiers
are fine body of men. Manshan.
the U. S. naval transport, is there" "
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-04-15
TTEALTH and beauty the gories of perfect
II hood

pretty features and rounded form is
a duty women owe to themselves.
The mark of excessive monthly suf-
ering is familiar one in the faces of
young American women.
Don't wait. young women. until
your good looks are gone past recall.
Consult Mrs. Pinkham at the out
start Write to her at Lynn. Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

Raybould. Josephine Kate. Freed. Me
Grath. Gcddcs. Zane. Uoundy. Trczise.
Mcmillan. Gllmer. cohn, Celia sharp,
Head. Lynn, Jennings. Young. Baum,
McChryJal. Judge. Sadier. Groo. Du
Mare. Leonard. Nelson. Holmes, Noble.
Hardy. Kcssler. Sherman. Griffin. Jcr-
envy. Potter. Sutherland, Taylor, Rat
cigh. stnnchncld. clark, Savage, En-
sign. Messrs. Goodwin. q. n. Lawrence.
Hammond, Harry Sherman. Rock
lldge. Gllmer. Levi Ritter. George Ritter.
Benedict. Critchlow. Mecks. Thompson.
Coffin. richardson. skinner. Campbell.
Williams, white. Kenyon. conrad.
Glendinnlng. Price. Jennings, Hooper,
G. X. Mccormick, McMurdy. Macrcady,
Parsons. Kerr. Davis. Mcmillan, Fow-
Ter, Henry Sprague, Rob Smith, Dichl.
Eldredgc, Mcclure. Kelly Thomas. No
Ian. Lollin, Bert Morris. Nelson, Mar
gets, Miles. Hall Woodward. Fried
man. Pardcc. l,ansohon. Gustin. Loot
bourow. a. r. Snow. Groo, Travcr.
Hansen. Colburn. Cobb cushing. Ellis
worth. Evans. Dull. Jacobs. Mason.
Mark, Little. wilkes. Young, Ray
bould, 1kiChnria.
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PERSONAL.

j. II. Jnnney. Of Philadelphia. IL u
guest at the Kenyon.
w. J. Phllilpa, Of Denver Ia among
the latest arrivals Mt the Cullen.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W Warner. NJ Poca-
tcllo, are staying AT the White House.
II. %. Mckay came down from ogden
last night and slept NJ the cullen.
Mrs r. NJ. llodEcnr. maid and child,
~ Butte, are quurtcrcd ut the knuts-
ford.
q, l.. Andrews and wife. Of St
George. are among todaya arrivals at
the Walker
Tim Kecfc. OF De Lamar. Nevada.
came 60 the metropolis this morning
and adjourned to the cullen.
n. H. LOWS. ~ Red Canon, Wye,
came down from the north today and
adjourned 10 the Kenyon.
william Aylctt and wife, OF West
Jordan. registered at the white House
this afternoon and expressed the
tvowed intention of seeing Shenandoah
Hon. VIM. II. ClouFh. who Is an In
innate friend Of Prcsidcnt Mckinley
IL staying AT the knutsfnrd, lie halls
from Alton, Nav Hampshire.
robert n. Hayward. electrical en-
ginccr for the Union Light 4 Power
Company returned yesterday from an
extended trip east with the special OBJ
whereby are ana incandcacont lights
may be- placed on the rarnu circuit
Ephrnim o. Eugberg, ~ the Din
woodry Furniture company depart
m-nt for New York. and other large
eastern cities today to purchase a big
stock of carpets. Imported rugs and
drnnerlca FOR the ensuing yonr Mr..
liugborg will bc absent about ak weeks.
1T is true that there II apathy over
the matter Of bringing the short Line
Into Boise" aind Fred sttcn at tho
Walker yesterday. There was a time
when the quarter Of million Intended
TO bring the railroad into town might
have been raised, nut u ~ no longer
possible. The tax now n that II VIII
be bcst TO wait and raise a good bonus
| TO bring the main line extension OF the
burlington instead"
Charles Paul u Chicago delivered
| himself Of the following at the Kenyon
| last evening; "Wursteds Tor coming
| spring have advanced 30 per cent. and
| other grades, az caaslmcrcs. choviota.
| have advanced 10 Go 90 per cent. iiy an
other fail priccs viii be away out OF
/ sight. There ~ great scarcity OF wor-
| stcds on the market. because the Amerl.
| can Wooden company the trust. has
called In this brand N goods from the
market, Us manufacturers have over.
sold"
"Tho Western ranges have been pref
~ wen cleaned out Of cattle, and a
good many sheep have followed them.
ro that what stock can be picked up
| now out here are remnants OF the sea-
l fon, said j, u. Baker of Peabody, Kan,
| last night They are, however, In good
condition, and VIII fntten wen for the
| market ON cotton seed meal and ahelled
| corn. This combination fattons stock
| rapidly and satisfactorily, | paid 3H
cents ON the hoof There are good
many cattle being fattened In the Mis-,
souri, valley. aud the Immense corn crop
h furnishing plenty OF means with
| which 10 fnttcn,"
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Observation-Disclosures
ToDAY's WEATHER REPORT.

observations taken at 9 a. m. noun
tain time1
Salt Lake Cltyi-Barometer ISIS.
current temperature 30. maximum tenn
pcrnturc bi minimum temperature 30.
mean temperature 20. which II 2 above
normal.
Accumulated excess Of temperature
since flrst Of month 100
Accumulated deficiency Of tcmpcrn-
turc since January LIST los.
Total precipitation from n. m. to G
a. m. o inch.
Accumulated excess of precipitation
since first ~ month ~ inches.
Accumulated excess of precipitation
since January ift 26S Inches
Local forecast for salt Lake city and
vicinity
FORECAST TILL T.. N. SUNDAY,
Fair tonighti cloudy Sunday; sta
tionary temperature.
Forccas, made at San Francisco. for
Utah.
Pair tonight. cloudy Sunday. sta
t'onary temperature.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The crest of nm ARIA Of high pressure
ilcn over the northern and middle
Rocky Mountain region. while n slight
depression appears along the north Pa
clfc coast. a second AREA ~ low prra-
SURF appears to be central near the
Texas coast. Rain has fallen over
Washington, oregon. northern Idaho
western Kansas and Texas. II II cooler
over northern Nevada and along the
southern Rocky Mountain slope, else.
who're temperature changes have been
slight.
l.. n. MURDOCH.
Section Director.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.


now of Salt Lake. has been admitted to
citizenship.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs, Ilulnn 4.
Wells was made giad last hight by the
arrival of n baby girl. Mother and child
arr progressing handsomely
Eldcrs Rudgcr Ci0wson and George
feasible Of the Apostles qunrum. aud
l. Rnl SNOW, i.ft Tor Preston, Idaho.
thls morning 90 attend IN. Oueldn
stake conference.
co,,r,v ,rr.,s,,r.r t.,.,,ch ,slu h.,,tr
mslsina out thc del,n9,,snt Inv ii"t
mon,n,, III n,a'',., t ",'..,,., III, 80.
be- required 10 pay tho 20 cents ppr item
udvertiainR charge.
49,, ....,...... -. ,,o n,o 49,,
-, NJ. ~ ta"eS ~ .r,gi,v,1p, s's'n
,s ~, vsy 'y y" ~ "i"'' ~"
80. a,'n,,,, h',irI,' -, ,',ia Az IN
~ "",ounl nov. ",Nh pa'u w wv
"S. i"u.nHon ~ 'ul''P'"S VI INCA
~, "''u VIC ""''s"E''
sam Smith, sentenced To Ave years
~ NV Sta,e nIlsnh ivI mshMnN ron
pais' anu ~ Muul,'S, rvnt.hV'u y"
pne S.ar ~. kl"nn uH..hy, were
s Shhouhn, w i."ni hnhs S"unB 2s
.h'ran SM"PP S'ht'ruNg hhu plae"u w
'hV pen
straws show the direction of tho
wind, our correspondent In the lit
Gle town % Paradise. Cache county,
writes; This plnc" " certainly doing
~ share towards putting the semi
weekly NsWs Al "" 1000 point ny
the New Year. The number of salt
Lax" papera taken hero II % follows:
Tribune, u Herald, u News 80,
Norman Taylor of Moab IL Town with
tho typhoid fever, In this city, and IL
regarded az being IN a serious condi.
zion. lie waa tnKcn IN Will. rcturnin,.
from Chicago. hnvina zone there with
a shipment 81 cattle. 10 n attended
at tho Walker House by his aons, I.orin
,, Tuylor' ana Lester Taylor MS
n.pheW W. L. Thylot, ana H. Maxwell
MS ron-in-lhw
The weekly report u the local board
OF health IL ~ follows births Q; males
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

Home missionaries VIII WISH the
country wards tomorrow
The Eighth quorum of Elders viii
meet In the Eighteenth ward on Mon
day evening.
Religious services In the German Ian.
guage are held every sunday morning,
az y o'clock In Choir hall. Richards
street.
Scandinavian religious meetings are
held every sunday at 10 o'clock u. m.
In the choir hall. this city Also
every Thursday evening at o'clock Ia
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms.
The FIRST quorum of Elders viii meet
In the Fourteenth wand assembly hau
ON Monday evening at 1850,
The Second quorum OF Seventy Will
meet In the Fifteenth ward hall on Mon
day evening next. at 1880 o'clock
ON Monday evening next. at 1880
o'clock, the il0th quorum OF seventy.
Comprising Seventies residing In East
Brighton, Cannon. Fifth and sixth
wards, viii meet In the sixth ward
assembly hall.
ILLlFF NJ. L. CHURCH.
Corner Ninth Fast and First South.
Services al II u. M. 1850 y. m. a
splendid program tomorrow. The
chorus and anthems led by Prof. Wet
eel Mr., Kate Anderson, Prof, Cubcrt-
son. Miss Hollingaworth VIII favor
the audience with solos, The male
quartet. newly ofganisci. VIII sing
Rev. Jewel A. Smith speaks morning
ana evening.
~. pauls chapel. corner Fourth
South and Main streets, Rev. Ellis
bishop. vicar. Rev. W. Daunt Scott.
curate, November 2Gth, lSundny before
advent $3.50 a. ~, holy communion,
g!i5 u. m. sunday school, II 100 morning
prayer and sermon. d.i5 .. m. Bible
class under the direction NJ ProtGoorgc
NJ. Marshall. 1880 y. m. choral evening
song.
ST Peters chapel, corner Of
Fourth North AMI FlftE West,
Row, Ellis, bishop. rector Rev.
W. Duunt Scott Vicar. No
vumbcr 2Gth tsunday before advent.
$3.50 y. m. sunday school and chlldren's
song service. $50 y, m, evening prayer
and address. ~ this service Miss
Elizabeth I.nmson. Viollnlst will play
tdc ofit tory solo,
PRIMARY NOTICE.
The Primary officers meeting viii be
held at the Exponent office Saturday.
December 2. 1883. at II "a. m, \ good
a,,,riEtce Is desired. Ella ". Hyde.
/ secretary.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

CITY ANn FARM rRorfprs--.
rate W :. Moore. s1 soath ssiEtf LoT
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SALT LAKES NEW HOTEL.

Located In the exact geographical cen
ter Of the main business portion OF Salt
Lake city, Corner OF Main and Second
South Streets. 2S2 rooms. 81 bath suites,
100 large. light sample rooms,
The eye Of the luxury loving COM
mercinl man or the swell tourist, al
ways rolling aVoring glance towards
"a very centrally located and elegant.
first class hotel rests with compliment
satisfaction upon this palatial hosiery.
The Kenyon with all It's luxurious
appointments is Us much ahead Of the
ordinary ao-callod modern hotels as the
Pullman sleeper Is ahead OF the coaches
OF long ago,
The new hotel has been leased TO Nj.
Don Porter. The cnviable reputation
and unqualified success attained for tho
Kenyon IL the result Of that favorable
impression always made with each
guest, The excellent table and home
like air that pervadcs Is invariably
praised by all.
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taincia were Mrs. Andrua'a class Of lit
Tie folks, Miss Annie Laurie, Miss Ethel
Pond. Mrs. q. A. Hannold, Miss Jen-
ninEs, Baby Sowic- and While Davis
4 Few remarks were made by super
iniondcnt Tunb.y. and q short season
of social chat was INDUCED In.
W. T.. Noble, In reporting the condl-
ton u cattle In Nevada. from which
state he has Just returned, says that
the stock business In that State " on
psclnlly the price upon the horse. The
automobile ana thtc bicycle. he says,
are only supplnntinR that class u
hoiscs that can be well dispensed with.
ana the breed IL getting better all the
time. ana n commanding high price.
shipment Of cattle 10 the East h. says.
has been greatly impedcd because ~ the
lack NJ cars ON the Southern Pacific.
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nHANn TNrLnnnlis

Like Stanley and Livingstone. found
II harder To overcome Malaria, Fever
and Ague. and Typhoid disease germs
than savage cannlhalai but thousands
have found that Electric nlttcra II q
wonderful cure Tor an malnrial diseases
u you have chills with fever, aches In
back " neck and head, and tired. worm
cut feeling. trial Will convince you OF
their merit w. A. Null Of webb. III,
writes: MY children suffered for more
two bottles OF Electric BittcrH cured
them" Only 30 -snts, Try thnm
Guaranteed. sold by 2. c. Al. l. Drug
Dept.
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NOW FOR
NOW FOR
l.. H. MURDOCH.
Section Director.

BY January I. 1900. the DESrRer NEWS
hopes TO he able TO record that the SENT.
Weekly Edition hs reached the 5000
mark. That figure can undoubtedly be
STAINED " our agents will work with the
same will between now and Jan. that they
have done In the past ten months We SIN
esrsly thank all our representatives Tor
their previous hearty sndsavor,. and trust
thsy Will do all In their power TO hslp Us
reach the $4,000 goal by the NEW YEAR
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A CANDID OPINION.

Oct. 18th. 1890.
The pcseret News Co. city
tlcmen:--ltoplying TO your verbal
request for our candid opinion Of the
Dcscrct SENT Weekly News ~ an Ad-
vcrtlslng Medium, we are pleased TO
say without hesitation that our oNper-
icncc with this medium has been most
gratifyinE-in fact We consider II Sec
ond 90 none In the West We have had
replies TO our advertisements IN the
Semi Weekly from all the Western
States. from Mexico. Canada. Hawaii.
and some Of the Southern States. aud
mind the people inaulring TO belong to
q well to do class,
Very respectfully,
DRS. SHORES & SHORES.
Per N. y. KAtCiN,
Advt, Mgr.
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by placing YOUR orders for seal. otter
beaver. Persian lamb and gray lamb
Jackets and capoa, collarcttrs scarfs,
muffe, gloves. cuffs ana anything else
In the fur line you need.
Also We hnv" the finest selection of
all kinds Of rugs and game heads. any
u which viii make an elegant Christ
mas present. u. Stencil Fur Co, go
Main. The only strictly fur dealer In
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

TO be sure OF securing q rack u those
superb new Army and Navy Playing
Cards just Issued by the Mait.Nutrinc
Dept. ~ the Anhcuscr- Busch Brewing
Ars'b.. It, Louis. 4. 3. a. sent every.
where for ton a-cent stamps. Admiral
Dewey ~ King Of Hearts. Other he
rocs on each face card. Gilt edged.
Elegant backs. Finest cards out.
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ELECTRIC BELTS.

Ny Electric BELT and Palarxer il acknow-
lodged by all who have used II tObe tho most
scientific method known for the cure OF
pains In III. hack, hips, head or limbs, siOm-
thcrapouflc eject OF tho PniaTlsor Is 10
arouse tho circulation OF tho BLOOD aud se-
creti0ns OF the stotnac h. liver aud bowels
which Will cause the blood To purify itself
My Electrical garments cure all crTablo
disc asses without the use OF drugs. rnll aud
see my ANGUS battery liolt and got aLyico
FREQ, Mail orders nllod X, Goodrich. St
Elmo Hotel. salt Lake.
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Thousands OF men and women suffer
from piles, especially women with fe-
male weakness have this suffering 10
contend with in addition to their other
pains TABLETS BucKEIE PILE
OINTMENT viii quickly effect Il cure.
Price Toe. IN bottles. tubes 15e. Y. c. NJ.
|. Drug Dept.
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PLUMBING AND TIN wos.s

Gtpllut q. DOYLE 4 60 ri .r,-.
ST. Plumbing aud healing Ieiid' ''A't
Illt DAVID JANE. o. n.y.
Galvanized irun works No Z; Nan ~, w
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SANTA CLAUS
HEADQUARTERS.

Everything for the holidays. Cheap
est and beet assortment of DOLLS In
town. Got our prices before making
your purchases.
CANNON's BOOK STORE.
II and 10 Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

Editor W V. Barry OF Lexington.
Tonn..in exploring Mammoth Cave. con-
truCtrd a severe case OF Piles, Ills
quick cure through using Iiucklen's
Arnlca Salvc convinced him 1t IA an
iuries. Inflammation. and all bodily
Eruptlons. Only 25c. at z. c, NJ, 1.
Drug Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters,
Lump. Nut and slack
~. J. SHARP. Agent.
70 South. Main Telephone, i2g.
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SKATE DEALERS.
LOST

sEArEf a Msqs5SP ny TK s ALs9 sEL I
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Tho ElGln Dairy company warrants
and guarantees all milk sold by Il to DO
absolutely unauthorized and pure, con-
tainins no pruscrvntlves OF any KIND
Samples for nnnlysla may be taken
free II charge from any VI it, wagons
or milk dcpot-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

The largest circulation Of any paper between
Denver and the coast Books open TO sdvc.
issfA
Ths following figures give the numbu Of
Ire ssmLwsskly News printed on the iir,, Of
sash month since the paper changed hands on
!snuar, I, 1900
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MAGNETIC INSTITUTE.

eol SOUTH MAIN STREET. SALT LAKE
city, the Woltmer Method cures all diseases
without medicine or surgery. Magnetic
Healing taught by mall or In class. Cores
pondenco solicited.
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Is a pronounced success. and is the best
exposition Of It's class ever held IN the
East since 1876. To accommodate Its
patrons. the Lacknwanna II offering
greatly reduced rates from all stations.
good on all trains.
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.
UNDERTAKINGS ANp tMoAlaLas


Tnos uNitlls. SUCCESSOR 10 nlLtLAA
A Miller, dealer Ia "Cpal ih.. 'ss .
Prompt delivery and iull Nrsht
Yards Is :. sfd Mes Street Phlnssl
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zIoN's SAVINGS BANK ana Trust
Co. the Oldest and largest savings
bank IN Utah. pays per cent Interest
on 81 or thousands. start an account.
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Phone 2s2 for choice, juicy meats Of
all kinda. oysters iieh. poultry and
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10 INVENTOR AND AUTHORS
Caveats filed. oxamlnatiuns made Ia the a.
:. Patent once At Washington. u. q, copy.
countries Inventors aud ahthors rights
projected. All business private. q. \
Patent Agency, tha1 ". stayncr, Attorney
and ManAror oiilce Mccormick building
salt Lake city Telephone O. Correspond.
ence with stamps solicited.
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Interest paid on savings. W. u.
Armstrong. prcst. T.. W. Mndsen. Vice
prcHt.. ]. Il. Calne, cashier.
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IRON AND BRASS woRstas

LOUIS HOOK, ~ STATE ~ -.
saddles Especially Leather nos.i,. s,v.t
g H. crow. s. EAST rfRsr so,.,,
hnfgy aud team harness saddles ~ ~
and seo our low price. We a.
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BAKERY.
WATcAMAknRs ave lrWllIas.

J. A. MAUERBACu. ALL MORN var.
rAnird. A fuil linr ~ watches ard essft
Tlthlng ~ other scrip taken s4a Nitsi
". ". NALL. WATCHES CLON ~,
e.ety and souvenirs 80 Malnst
SEE MecoNAmAY Foa DIAMONDS 1
West second south.
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CHURCH NEWS.


Notlrcs FOR publication In mi. column on
SATURDAYS should b. handed In not later than
noon ~ that day,
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Regular services Of the church OF
Jesus Christ OF inttor-dny Saints will
lv held tomorrow at 2 o'clock Ia the
Tabernacle. Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 u. m, nnd ncctinEt
In the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows!
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OGDEN AND RETURN SI.Oo


SALT LAKE OrEHA co. EXCURSION.
November gsth. via Rio Gfpnde West
ern Hallway. Special train departs 9
y. M. returning after the opera Full
particulars at city Ticket Office, Dooly
Block Corner
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Advertisements IN this column one cent
per tro,d ench Insertion. Special rates
Nv The trsek aud month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

south, have money "a H." 1T Nom
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

For this week only. q fine e1-inch
braided. Headed and Fur Trimmed
Plush Cape. value 1850. this week only
$A.Ao.
y. AUERBAcH & BRO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

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months old. Return to e05 West LIST North
and be rewarded. q. H. Ellerbeck
BETWEEN THE JORDAN RIVER AND
the Co-op. Wagon 4 Machine %, heavy
oycrcoat Return 10 SIS south Fourth West
and ho rewarded