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TO-day'S Metals.
SILVER. Bar. SO 10
HAD, S|.+0
CASTING COPPER rs 81 cents o ID.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

A bail will be given at Bingham on
Tuesday evening next, with Hauer-
oach's orchestra In attendance.
The Brotherhood OF St Andrew viii
hold a special meeting tomorrow night
at 1880 o'clock at 81. Paul's chapel, cor
ner Fourth South and Main streets.
Members Of the Church at Bingham
are arranging for Christmas celebra-
ton with Santa Claus for the children
and a ball In the evening for adults.
William II. Vaughn. Dallas shauplln
and Pat Kelly, who enlisted during the
week for service In the Philippines left
today for the Preside, where they VIII
await transportation TO Manila.
The Iif n. f. church, Ninth East
and First South Is about 10 begin
special revival services. Prof. French
Earl Oliver Is en- his way from Chicago
to conduct the special meetings.
Angus ]. Cannon left for Gold Noun
tain, Piute county, this morning He
goes Cor the purpose Of inspecting the
property Of the Holland Gold Mining
company, OF which he is secretary.
A telegram from the Cold Mountain
mining district this morning says that
snow Is falling heavily there today. 1t
Is expected that two or three feet Of
the beautiful win accumulate as a
result Of the present storm.
Work on the new University build
ings is being carried on with vigor.
The concrete footlngs for the normal
building are completed, and the foot
ings for the library building are being
laid Excavation FOR the physical
building win commence Immediately.
liiff NJ. L. church. Joel A. Smith, pas
tor. What is the Worlds Thought OF
Christi" is the subject for the pastors
sermon tomorrow al IL o'clock. "The
Message for This Hour" the evening
subject Prof. Netzel with a fine pro-
gram will have charge Of the music.
The excavation which Is going on at
the old Council House corner. at the in
tersec;ion OF East and South Temple
streets. caus - quite scene Of activity
there. The work Is being done rapid
ly. and the foundation FOR the new
Deseret News" building may be ex-
pected soon 10 take on shape.
II. T. Snyder yesterday fled a pet-
uon In bankruptcy In che United states
court Mr.. Snyder was formerly Of the
hardware hrm OF Snyder a Robinson
~ Ogden, but now gives his vocation
Is car repairer. His principal debt
With Robinson on note foI
t.VV0 held by the Utah National bank
Al but 5000 has been paid on this
Ills Assets consist OF household goods
amounting TO t2i5, and library and pic.
lures TO the value OF ss5.
The competition for the various casi
prizes offered by the News for the hes
story, the best poem and the bes
uucie On "Utah's undeveloped re
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SALT LAKE STAKE CONFERENCE

The quarterly conference OF this Stake
viii convene in the Assembly Hall, Salt
Lake City. on Saturday, December 9th,
1899, at 10 a. m. and p. m; also at
10 a. m. Sunday, the 10th, aud In the
Tabernacle at y. m.
officers and members OF the Stake
will please govern themselves accord
ingly.
No ward meetings viii be held In the
evening IN the city wards on account
Of an evening session Of Young Mems
NJ l. A. Conference.
Your brethren,
ANGUS N. CANNON,
JOSEPH Il. TAYLOR,
CHAS. w. PENROSE,
Presidency Of Stake.
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STORE BURGLARIzED.
Over 500 Worth of Goods Stolen
FROM. All aslam's Place Of Business.

The Twentieth ward store owned and
managed by ]. A. Haslam. was broken
into and burglarized last night and
about 500 worth Of dry goods and gro
cerles were stolen.
The thieves made their entrance by
forcing the door open. The robbery was
evidently planned and executed with
elaboration and by parties thoroughly
familiar with the surroundings and In
terror 81 the store.
Mr. Haslam notified the police de-
partment Immediately after discovering
that his place had been robbed. The
officers are on the track Of the fellows
who did the Job and II is only a matter
Of few hours when they will be appre-
hcnded.
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HARMER PLEADS GUILTY.
Resigns His Ecclesiastical Office
Resignation Accepted.
speelal per peseret Telegraph.

Special per Desefet lelesraph.
Provo. Utah, Dec 9.-Bshop Loren
II. Harmer Of Springville was ar
raigned before Judge Booth today on
the charge OF adultery with one Ellen
Anderson, an unmarried girl OF the
same town.
The information was read TO Mr..
Harmer and he entered a plea OF
guilty" as charged Sentence VIII be
pronounced on Thursday. December
18th. OF 10 o'clock. The crime OF which
the defendant Is charged is al
legged to have been committed at Spring
willie about the 2Sth day Of January.
1883. Bishop Harmer has sent In his
resignation as Bishop Of the Second
ward OF springville. this Stake, to the
Stake presidency which takes effect
Immediately. The resignation is dated
December s, 1899. and was at once ac-
copied by the stake presidency.
President Partridge stated that In
all probabilities the case would be In
vestigated at the next meeting Of the
High Council. The counselors OF the
ward viii take charge Of matters until
the Bishopric can be recognized.
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SALT LAKES NEW HOTEL.

Located In the exact geographical GEN.
ter Of the main business portion Of Salt
Lake City. Corner Of Main and Second
South Streets. 2S9 rooms, 81 bath suites.
100 large, light sample rooms.
The eye OF the luxury loving COM
mercial man or the swell tourist, all
ways rolling fayoring glance towards
very centrally located and elegant,
FIRST class hotel. rests with compliment
satisfaction upon this palatial hosiery.
The Kenyon with all its luxurious
appointments is as much ahead OF the
ordinary so-called modern hotels as the
Pullman sleeper Is ahead Of the coaches
Of long ago
The new hotel has been leased to Mr.
Don Porter. The enviable reputation
and unqualified success attained for the
Kenyon Is the result Of that favorable
impression always made with each
guest. The excellent table and home
like air that peryades is invariably
praised by all.
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place them in box and deposit them ~
safe place, 60 be opened hf1y years
hence Also please send copies ana
samples OF the same to your stake su-
perintendency.
Sincerely, your brethren,
JOSEPH w. sUMMERHAfs,
THOMAS c. GRIGGS,
LEVI w. RICHARDS,
JOHN NJ. MILLS.
GEORGE ID. PYPBR,
Jubilee Committee.
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POLICE POINTERS.
dlnI Observation-Disclosures

The police had an easy day yesterday.
Not a single arrest was made
officer Sperrys efforts to exterml-
nate the blatant canine in his neighbor-
hood are meeting with decided success.
The other day he held a council OF war
with number Of boys and made the
magnanmous offer OF cents for each
doggle captured and delivered to his
barn. The result Is that UP TO 3 o'clock
this afternoon three dogs were tied up
in the officers barn awaiting execu-
ton.
For several days Desk Sergeants
Smith and Pratt have been engaged In
the arduous task Of copying the regis
tration OF arrests made by the police.
Today they came across the following
amusing entry:
James Cassidy aged 81 arrested on
warrant for keeping vicious dog and
ordered killed October l9ht,"
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Observation-Disclosures
ToDAY'S WEATHER REPORT.

observation taken at a. m Noun
tain time)
Salt Lake city: Barometer 1855; cur
rent temperature %; maximum temper
ature 81. minimum temperature ~
mean temperature 81, which is ! below
normal.
Accumulated deficiency Of tempera"
ture since FIRST OF month lG.
Accumulated deficiency OF tempera-
turc since January lst 10.
Total precipitation from q. m. 70
q. m. 90 inches.
Accumulated deficiency Of precipita-
tion since first OF month 10 inches.
Accumulated excess OF precipitation
since January lst 232 inches.
FORECAST TILL 6 p. NJ. SUNDAY,
MOUNTAIN TINE.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City ard
vicinity;
Fair tomorrow and Sunday; station
airy temperature.
Forecast made at San Francisco, for
utah:
Fair tonight and Sunday: stationary
temperature.
WEATHER CONDITIONS,
A trough Of low pressure extends
from Manitoba southwark 10 Texas,
the barometer reading lowest over Kan
sas. The crest OF an area OF nigh
pressure lies over oregon and Nevada.
Precipitation has fallen along the coast
north OF San Francisco, over the north
ern and middle plateau region. Mime
sofa, Wisconsin. and the region be.
tween the Rocky mountains and the
mississippi river south Of South Da.
kota. Cedar City reports inches OF
snow with temperature OF II degrees.
II Is warmer over Colorado, Wyoming,
the lower Missouri and upper Missls-
sippi valleys.
J.. II. MURDOCH.
Section Director.
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sources" for the Christmas number Of
the News closes tomorrow, on Mon
day the contributions will be handed
to the judges. Up TO this time twenty
four articles have been submitted, and
the report of the judges viii be awaited
with interest The following have kind
ly consented TO serve, on the stories:
DIR. j. f. Talmage, Prof. Arthur o.
Clark and Prof l., f. Young. on the
poem, John Nicholson, o. +. Whitney
and Prof. ]. H. Paul. The judges on
the Utah article viii be announced
Monday.
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No Pre,tler Gins

Can be conceived than those we have
In our large line OF diamonds, watches,
chains, breaches rings OF ell KINDS.
bracelets. cuff buttons. stick pins, etc,
etc all IN the latest styles. Closing out
silver novelties below cost. SllyerwaIe
al very low prices. Apiece tea sets,
quadruple plate. from $3.50 up. souvl-
neer spoons for your out OF town
friends. Jensen. Jeweler. doors west
Of Theater
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MAKAN0E TROUSSEU.

Mrs Makanoe Trousseu, a prominent
member Of the Joseph colony In Skull
Valley, died in this city at 6 o'clock
this morning, Deceased was born In
Hilo, Hawaii, May 18th, 1854, and emf
grated 10 Utah May 2Sth, 1898. She
leaves a father now at Joseph and two
daughters, who were with her IN this
city at her death. The body win be
conveyed to iosepa for burlad on Mon
day next. Sandwich Island papers
please COPY,
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NOW FOR
NOW FOR

BY January I. 1900. tn, DeStREr NEWS
hopes to be able to record that the Semi.
Weekly Edition has reached the 5000
marx. That figure can undoubtedly be
attained Il our agents will work with the
same will between now and Jan. ! that they
have done In the past ten months Wssln
eaely thank all our representatives Tor
their previous hearty sndssvors, ard trust
they will do all in their power to help Us
reach the 5000 goal by the NEW YEAR
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ANNIE T. HYDE.
CLARA c. CANNON.
JupILEE PRoGRAMs WANTED.

JUBILEE PROGRAMS WANTED.
To Superintendent Of Sunday Schools.
The general Jubilee committee would
Ike 10 preserve In the archieves VI the
Sunday school a history OF the local
Jubilee celebrations held In December
1899 and for this purpose ask the SUI
perlntendents 60 forward 10 the secreta-
~. No. 400 Tompleton building. Salt
Lake City, a COPY OF the program, a
sample 81 local badges and a brief ac-
count OF the exercises. II lie proposed
10 compile the reports, and. with the
badges, program and other souvenirs.
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CHRISTENSEN'S
DANCING ACADEMY,

and TERM FOR ADULT BEGINNERS.
Those wishing TO Join the Ladies' or
Gardeners Classes for beginners must
do 80 Monday, Dec. 18th. Ladies Glass
i:so; Gentlemen's Chss 1880 p. m. AZ
Ter this date no one will be permitted 10
Join during this term.
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Is pronounced success and is the best
exposition Of It's class ever held In the
East since 1876. To accommodate It's
patrons, the Lackawanna Is offering
greatly reduced rates from ell stations.
good on all trains
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SEWER CONFERENCE.

The quarterly conference OF the Sc
vier Stake will be held Saturday and
Sunday, January goth aud 2lst. 1900, In
stead Of Saturday and Sunday, Decem-
Der 23rd and 2ith. 1899.
JOS +. SMITH,
On behalf OF Committee.
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PARAGON SHOE SHOP

Removed basement 81 Main, four doors
north Deseret Bank. Shoes repaired.
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EsrRAY POUND NOTICE.

ONE BAY HORSE, ABOUT Is YEARS
old, three white feet, star IN forehead; one
roam iron gray mare, about years old,
branded Nj lett thigh. star forehead. II
the above described snlmals are not claimed
18th, $50 they will b. sold at City Estray
Pound al y. m. John o. MattoS, Pound
keeper.
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You can buy your Dry Goods, Boots.
Shoes. Clothing and Christmas Toys at
the Peoples Cash Store. Cor. Richards
and First South streets for Tlthlng
Scrip for the next Ave days.
PEOPLES CASH STORE.
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nAkMess, SADDLES, colLl0s

sa hd9uis HOOK. ~ STATE - 49,.
work. Leather novel,.
&C.: H. CROW, IS EAST Fif, ., an,
Buggy and Team Harnsss 'nsI SQuTR
CAL and see our low ' prices 5'iss, saddles II
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A HOLIDAY PRESENT.

A one dollar purchase at the Art
Bazaar entities you 20 a free copy Of
the celebrated book, In His Steps"
Best assortment OF holiday goods In the
city c. X. Savage, " and IA Main st.
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Utah COAL.

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters.
Lump. Nut and Slack
d. J. SHARP. Agent
s2 South. Main Telephone, i29.
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Royal Bread Is healthful. nOurlshlng.
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ELECTRIC BELTS.

/ CARRY LARGEST ASSORTMENT
OF electric belts and appliances In the
West, such as electric belts, trusses, bat
teries, electric vests leggings, lung and
spinal shields knee caps, skull caps, cleo
trio corsets, electric inhalers. hair brush
cs, foot batteries, etc. My full suit OF
garments cure consumption, ST. Vitus
Dance. Asthma. Brights Disease, Rheu-
matism Sclatica and all Chronic Dis
eases that other remedies have failed 10
cure. Everybody Is invited TO call and
examine my belts and appliances. Con-
sultation and advice free. "A few min
ute's talk costs nothing. Mail orders
filled r. Goodrich. st. Elmo Hotel Salt
Lake.
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PERSONAL.

LADIES TO CALL AND SEE MRS
Clln,on's new pompsdours. the latest thing
In bair dressing. Also the largest stock 81
hair switches IN the state. Mall orders
promptly attended TO- 1e0 s West Temple
81, cd Confidential hotel
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ELECTRICAL.

WE DO ALL KINDS OF ELECTRIC
IVORY. Having the finest line OF Electric
Fixtures IN the city and make a special
~ OF house wiring and all kinds OF cleo
trical repair work. All work guaranteed.
Salt Lake Electric Supply Co., 1918 West
First South Tel No. g
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MANTI TEMPLE.

The Manti temple will close on Friday
the 22nd Of December, 1899. and reopen
10th of January. 1900
JOHN d. 7. McALLISTER,
President.
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SANTA CLAUS
HEADQUARTERS

BOOKS, DOLLS, TOYS. Largest dis
play in town. Fine stationery, fancy
Leather Goods, Xmas cards. Calendars
and Novelties. Everything for the Holl-
days at CANNON'S BOOK STORE.
II and 70 Main ST.
Ask your Grocer for Royal Bread.
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WANTED AGENTS.

LITHO-PRlNTING. AGENTS WANT
ed, 1000 business cards, two colors, with
beautiful design. N.O0; work finer than
lthograpmng, other work remarkably
low; agents make s2eoo daily; wnte the
Lltho-Print Press Company, 50 and 81
Frankfort Street New York
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The Thirteenth quorum OF Seventy
will meet In the Twentieth ward vestry
on Monday evening next, at 1880 o'clock.
The Fourth quorum OF Seventy will
meet In the Twenty first ward meeting
house on Monday evening next at 1870
O'clock.
The Sixteenth quorum Of Seventy will
meet on Monday, Dec. 18th. 1889, at 1880
D. M. In the First ward meeting house.
A full attendance Is desired.
The Thirteenth quoroum OF Seventy
will meet In the Twentieth ward vestry
at 7:sO, Monday evening. An interest
ing program has been prepared. A full
attendance Is desired.
st. Paul's chapel. corner Main and
Fourth South streets Rev Ellis Bishop,
vicar; Rev. W. Daunt Scott. curate.
Dec. 10th, second Sunday In Advent
$3.50 a. M, holy communion; 9:45 a. m,
Sunday school II a. m. morning prayer
and sermon; 6.i5 D. M. Bible class I'M
der the instruction Of Prof. Marshall,
D. m, evening prayer and address.
ST. Peters chapel. corner Fourth
North and Fifth West streets, Rev. Ell
rs Bishop rector; Rev. w. Daunt Scott,
vicar. Dec. 10Th, second Sunday in Ad-
vent. $3.50 .. m, sunday school and
children's service: 4.30 p. m, evening
prayer and address; Miss Elizabeth
Lamson and Miss Mary Hall, vlolinists,
will assist with the music.
PRIMARY NOTICE.
The Primary conference OF the Salt
Lake Stake will be held Saturday, De-
cember 10th. 1899. at 10 o'clock. A
pleasing Christmas program will be
carried out b. the children. All Inter-
ested are invited TO be present. II Is
desired that all the city wards be rep
resented. and that the children bring
their hymn book. Ella W. Hyde, Sec
rotary.
There will be no scandinavian meet
ing tomorrow. Sunday, on account Of
the stake Conference. on Thursday
evening a musical entertainment viii
be given IN the Fourteenth ward as
sembly rooms, instead OF the Scandi-
nayian meeting.
j. NJ. SJODAHL,
NJ. CHRlSTOpHERSON,
J. S. JENSEN.
The Salt Lake Stake Relief Society
conference will be held In the Assembly
hall. Dec. 23rd, at 10 a. m. and y. IN.
| Services commemorative Of the Prophet
| Joseph Smiths birthday will be given.
All officers and Others interested are
cordially invited 10 be present
NJ. I. HORNE.
President.
ANNIE T. HYDE.
Il ADA ~ HANNnN
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SALT LARE TEMPLE

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
Friday. Dec. 23rd. 1899, and reopen on
Tuesday. Jan. End, 1900,
LORENZO SNOW, President.
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S. S. JUBILEE BADGES

Try MeDonaid's Molasses Nuggets.
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LUMBER DEALERS,

UTAH POULTRY AND - 49,
commission Co, los W. First Santa q.
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CLEANING ANo pYElNo.

ENTERPRISE TAILORING CO., S21 s.
West Temple Street. Cleaning and Dye
ing. Ladies tailoring a specially. ~ 5,
Dawson
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GRAIN. WOOL AND AInss

RAY. ANDREWS q co. GTyrsI1'
dealers In wool, hides and grain nv M. ~
seed, sheep dip, etc. Woo anS -.
bags. Office and warehouse q 4
Third West ~ !
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SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE.

MADAME JOHNSON. SCIENTIFIC MAS
sage treatment and Magnetic healing. rs
South Main Street. Main Room ~,
Rayboulds Block.
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LIONS SAVINGS BANK and Trust
Co. the Oldest and largest savings
bank In Utah pays I per cent Interest
on 81 or thousands Start an account
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TICKET BROKERS.
BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.

FOR BICYCLE REPAIRING, NOVEL
" work, and key fitting, 90 to Bys1
Bros. cor. West Temple and TIN
South.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

LADIES WANTED IN EVERY CITY
ana town to collect names for our new d.
TectOry, liberal pay. Tho Sexton Co, Dept
a. Box TO- flatbush. New York,
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEWoRK.
small family Bring referenre 6i2 9th 4.
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LIVERY AND BOARDING sT.a, ::

,o uIAH STATE DELIVERY ! y I'Ei'Ii,' :.
prom era'ns M s'a 51S Sellers 1 Holt ~
Wee tVp $500 is,, S.s Good rigs pron S I'o,
horses. 's al sant, s rates tot 5car n.
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OPTICIANS.

n. SMITH, MANUFACTURE ~, ytII
tlclan, carries a full line o. INA
Goods. Eyes examined free "
Main Street,
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ITAH COMMIKtIAI ND NNbTs Hmm
Interest paid on savia-s. w. -.
Armstrong. prest.. p. w Madsen. vice.
prest.. J. r. Calne. cashier.
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TRANSFER VANS.

b. & o. TRANSFER CO.'S MOVING
vans always ready satisfaction guaran-
teed. Phone 3l5. Office u W. End South.
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PHYSICIANS.

DIR. E. S. PAYNE. men IL s saa I.,5's
s Subtraction guaranteed NOW I0AI ~ n
10 his Office over h'rc pIersop, y, y, tbs -
who has been win W.
three years.
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FOR RskT-FURNIsHED.

WELL FURNISHED 7-RooM HOUSE
practically new, With por celain bath, man
lei, Craze. electric light heater, etc, east
side J. End house north OF First ST II. H.
Hardef. e2l Atlas BLOCK
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STOVE REPAIRS,

]. T. LoVETT ALL KINDS OF
Stove repairs, stoves bought and sold.
81 L. Third South. rel. i'm.
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CHURCH NEWS.
-~~~~~NN~~N>Ns-~~~

Notices for publication ~ this column on
Saturdays should be handed 10 not later than
noon OF that day.
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Tie largest circulation Of any paper between
csnvg and the coast Books open to advs'
iaus
The following figures Give the number Of
its s,mi.weekly News printed on the first oil
ssch month ,incs the paper changed hands on
January |, 1900
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FOR RENT.

ROOMS IN BOARD OF TRADE AND
Denbalter blocks.
Houston Real Estate Inv, Co. eil Main
TWo-R0oM HOUSE AND SUMMER
kitchen at "a South Ninth East.
~ HOUSES. ALL PRICES. KINDS
and locations. futile Bros, lts Main
No. 70. i. 18th T.. Groom barn. s2a
No ~ Edith Avenua 6.room. frame. 80.
No sll T., md South. s-room modern. IS.
No Sl h. 9th So, 5-room. sla.5A
No. s27 L. 9Th So, 5.room 80
No. ss W. hth So. 4-room frame, SIS.
No 1850 So. s r., s. room. $40
No 73S owen ST, e room bath. SIS.
No. li6 soelal Hall av.. sroom (bathl sA
Houston Real Estate Inv Co, "a Main.
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LOST.

ONE WHITE MARE, BRANDED A IN
circle on left shoulder. smooth sbod. double
name. Return | -econd Street and BIO re-
warded. N. kitChle.
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REMOVAL SALE.
rwFNry.rIyE PER CENT orr.

TWENTY-FIVE PER GENT OFF
Dressing Sacks, Flannelette Wrappers.
Infants Long Coats. Tailor Made Suits.
Infants Bonnets Infants Short Coats
r. X. THOMAS, As Main Street.