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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-09
DNN,T PLAY WITH

edged tools, because they cut. The best
edged tools in Santa Fe for any and
every sort of cutting are oars. All car
penters who can speak from experience
are agreed on this point. Nothing is so
conclusive as experience. Use is the
juror whose verdict can't be set aside.
We appeal to use. Our hardware is the
best that the leading manufacturers of
this country can produce, and we offer
our goods at figures that make it
waste of money to buy inferior ware.
w, ", CCEBE,.
The .HardWareman
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-09
Fine 25c meals at the Bon-Ton.

How is it that Wagner can sell air
tight heaters for wood or coal so cheap?
He bought before the raise in iron.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-09

Mrs. Z. B. Catron has generously
donated d nice large flag to the public
schools. Now If some generous, enter
prising citizen will donate a flag pole,
the stars and stripes will soon be waiv-
ing over a part of the land Of the free
and the home Of the brave.
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School Notes.

Several new pupils were enrolled this
morning.
The teachers and pupils are working
to get a large bell to ring at the central
school,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-09

fires the stagnant life with ambition and
ability to dare and do. 1t is made by the
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn, which
fact guarantees its merit.
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DESEREY EVENTNCNEWS
ANNIVERSARY
NUMBER.

Thursday. April 6. 1899. being the Goth
anniversary OF the organization Of the
Church. the News" will on that date
publish special edition enclosed In
heavy paper covers. on the front page
OF which will be Illustrations Of the six
Temples thus far erected by the Church.
In addition to the full telegraph and
local news Of the day. editorials. state
news, etc. the number viii contain the
following specially prepared articles;
AN ENSIGN TO THE NATIONS. by
Bishop o. +. whitney, a condensed his
tory Of the church. illustrated with
pictures OF Joseph Smith. the Prophet.
and Presidents brigham Young. John
Taylor. wliford Woodruff and Lorenzo
Snow.
AN ANSWER TO INGERsoLL. by
Chas. W. Pcnrosc
THE RISE OF BABYLON. by NJ. J.
ejodahi.
THE TEMPLES OF THE CHURCH.
a NEW INDUSTRY. OLD TIMES IN
SALT LAKE. PROMINENT WIS.,
IToRs INTERVIEWED. and
THE SALT PALACE uilustratcd).
No advertisements will be received for
this Issue later than Tuesday evening.
April 4, 1899.
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thief. Chapman said there was time
when he would have believed Stout,
but now he would not believe him un-
der oath. waldemar Van Colt said he
didn't believe that Jones had shot
Stout. Hal Brown was there. too. ana
Joined In the TRADE against Stout.
SHEETS CARBOHYDRATES.
Detective Sheets next took the
stand. His testimony was Hubstantial.
ly the same As that Of the chief and
Detective Gillespie. Witness noticed
that the sleeves and pockets of Jones
ovcrcoat. and his gloves were wet with
eau de cologne II n man put re-
yoiver. which had lately been dis
charged. into his pockets they would
be very likely to smell Of powder.
Chief Pratt, recalled. said that after
Jones arrest. Jones said that he
guessed no knew what he wanted him
for. That was before the witness had
told Jones anything about the charge
against him.
YOU said you wanted to lock Jones
up so that you might 20 and search
his housc?'
yes. wanted to go and see n there
wert any weapons there and to talk
with his WIFE the servant and any
others that might be there. 20 md out
when Jones had been there. how long
he stayed. and any other evidence that
could find"
Further hearing Of the case was then
postponed until Monday morning at 10
o'clock.
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WELL KNOWN IN SALT LAKE
40 One Time Sic Belonged to the six
teenth aud was stationed NJ
Fort Douglas.

II was terrible shock TO the many
friends and acquaintance u Licutcn-
ant John G. Gregg when the sad ncws
came last evening that he was NUM-
bercd among those who gave their
lives In defense OF their country'a honor.
In the fight In front OF Maioios. Lieu
tenant Gregg was for some time con-
ncctcd with the sixteenth Infantry at
Fort Douglas. lie was u very popular
and efficient officer and his friends and
admlrcra at the Fort. and In the city,
number legion.
Lieut.. Gregg was born In the state OF
Pennsylvania and was appointed from
that state to the military academy az
West Point. He graduated In 1887 and
was assigned aa second lieutenant In
the sixteenth infantry. Subsequently
he was made firat lieutenant and trans.
f.rrcd TO III. Eighteenth infantry and
left Salt Lake IN June, 1874 In May,
1891. he was again transferred. This
time II was 10 the Fourth infantry, and
he remained In that regiment until his
Young life was taken by the Insurgents
bullet.
lie was a splendid mnrksman among
the officers aud at Fort sheridan
where he was for some time after lcav-
inR herc-aH representative Of this de-
rartmcnt. he won hrst prize for superb
shooting.
Manila. March 3l.-Gcncrai IIaie'a
brigade advanced today from MARI
aulnn up tho Mntco river valley, almost
To- Montaiban. driving the enemy % the
hills In the north, Rebels were con-
sidcrably In force at the functions OF
the rivers Nanca and Amplt with the
MutcO. but the American artillery soon
scattered them with heavy loss,
The American loss was one allied.
Lieutenant Gregg Of the Fourth In
fantry General Hale eventually re-
turned 90 the watcrworkA
Washington. March ai.-The killing Of
Lieutenant Gregg Of the Fourth In
Infantry occurred during the fighting
east OF Manila. II IL particularly de-
plorcd In army circles. a. Gregg was a
popular officer. lilo was appointed %
the military academy from Psnnsyl-
vanln, graduating In the class ~ iss1.
and serving FIRST with the Sixteenth
infantry and then with the Eighteenth.
lie was az Fort Sheridan for time
with the Fourth Infantry. and also saw
service In cuba.
Lcavcnworth. Kan. March ai.--Lieu-
tenant John g. Gregg, killed during the
advance Of General Iiale'a brigade.
graduated from the West Point ncad
emy In 1857. and from the cavalry and
Infantry school nj Fort Leavcnworth In
June. 1857. lie passed a brilliant ex-
animation here for promotion ~ FIRST
lieutenant In 1896. lie went cut ~ his
way 10 seek the Philippine service.
During the war with spain he was ON
General Lloyd Whcht0n'a stan. and
never got beyond Tampa. Lieutenant
Perccyal Lowe. a Leavenworth officer.
was a member of the Fourth Infantry.
on special duty Ia Alaska. while his
regiment WIS Ia Manila. To get into the
Philippine service Gregg arranged a
transfer with Lowe. and left the Eigh-
tecnth for the Fourth. lie was very
| popular.
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GREAT SPANISH BULL FIGHT
And Fdlson's Moving War Scenes.

The Edison Co. at No. ~ west Sec
ond South 81, are crowded afternoon
and evening with ladies and gentlemen.
who pronounce STR. Edlson'a moving
picture exhibition the most wonderful
81 all exhibitions. The great Spanish
HUH Fight IL very realistic. exciting
and thrilling all the way through. tho
Naval Hattie ~ Manila Il grand scene
and every lady. gentleman and child
In Rnlt Lake city should visit this mar
Nelloua exhibition. Doors open from I
u. m. To- y. m. and FROM y. m. 10 10
y. M. all for 10 cents.
An entire change ~ scenes every
Monday. Take the ladies and children.
Don't miss 10.
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Or. TALMAcE's NEW BOOK.

We are now receiving orders for tho
new Church work by Or. James T.. Tai
mage. entitled Articles OF Faith"
written by appointment and published
by the Church. Sunday schools. quo
runs. Improvement associations and
church members generally Will lind this
an Invaluable work for study and ref
ercncc. II will be handsomely bound
in cloth. two styles Of leather, leather
Gilt and morocco gilt The book will be
printed Ia new type ID -oughout. and
will form n valuable addition to any
library. Special rates to Sunday
schools, Improvement associations.
quorums and clubs.
Address Immediately THE DEsERET
NEWS
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SCANDINAVIAN MEETINGS.

a scandinavian meeting viii be held
during Conference. on Sunday. April
9th. at o'clock y IN. In the Assembly
Hail. this city. Conference visitors and
others are cordially invited.
The evening meeting on Thursday,
April 6. IN the Fourteenth ward assem-
bly, rooms viii be- postponed 10 give
those usually attending an opportunity
90 hear Dr. James y. Taimage's lecture
on the scandinavian countries. In the
Tabernacle. that evening
J. NJ. SJOpAiiL,
MARTfS cHRlsToPiiERsoN.
j. \. JENSEN.
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Home missionaries In the city wards
tomorrow evening.
Religious services IN the German Ian
guagc are held every Sunday morning
at Il o'clock. In the choir Hall. on
Richard street.
scandinavian religious meetings are
held every sunday nj 10 o'clock q. m.
In the choir hall. Richard street. this
city. Also every Thursday evening ut
; o'clock In the Fourteenth ward as
acnbly rooms.
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PRIMARY ASSOCIATION MEETING.

The annual meeting Of all stake ON
GERS OF the Primary associtionn VIII be
held ON Saturday. April Sth. 1899, at 4
u. M. In the Assembly Hall % the L. u.
8. business College. Tcmplcton build
ing.
An Important and interesting pro-
gram will be rendered
LOUIE ~. FELT, President
MAY ANDERSON. Secretary.
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ToDAY's WEATHER REPORT.

Weather report showing observa-
lions at \ a. M. today:
Salt Lake Barometer. 2992; temper
allure. &c. minimum. ~: wind. south
east, Hight. cloudy.
Forecast for Utah made at San
rrancisco for 20 hours ending \ .. m.
tomorrow:
Partly cloudy and threatening tonight
and Sunday. stationary temperature.
Partly cloudy and threatening tonight
and Sunday. stationary temperature.
l.. II. MURDOCH.
Section Director. Weather Bureau.
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SALT LAKES NEW HOTEL.


The enyiable reputation and unquall-
fied success attained for Don Porter's
elegant new hotel. The Kenyon. has
warranted a large seventy room addl-
tion, which IL now IN course OF con-
structlon and win be pushed immedi-
atcly TO completion, The great sue
cess OF The Kenyon is the result OF
the favorable impression always made
with each guest The excellent table
and home-like mir that pervadea u IN
Invariably praised by all. The
company owning the Kenyon ia
the Groesbeck Company, John Henry
ton, Vice Presidents q. II. Felt, Sec
Rotary. They, with q. j. Salisbury,
lIeber J. Grant, stephen Hayes. George
NJ. pOwney and J. j. DAILY constitute
the Board OF Directors.
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CHURCH NEWS.

Regular services Of the Church oi
Jesus Christ Of Latter day Saints VIII
be held tomorrow. Sunday; Fast NEE,
ings being held In the respective wards
at o'clock pm: Sunday school nt
10 am. and meetings In the city war;
assembly rooms and adjacent wards AZ
folfatcut
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FOR SALE.


"A uoOD WlfDk sToNE WITH 10 Atitls
OF land. miles from Main street, Ia thriy-
Ing settlement on main ruad wclfnsch'
reds Of ioads oi nav pas ,hc ioof. 20 oiiyrr
store within miles. boN III. SAT- Lake
city.
a NEW MICH COW. 4 IkiisEY, SIN
years old. gentle, thru calfi also hclicf cai
BY her side G II. Gold. HOY lsn city,
on TRAD fOH \ HONE N 1llL CRY.
30 acres Of No, land. with q ri class Wat
81 right In Idaho, hrsi class sheep or
TEN TONS ROCK SALT. JOHN W.
sncil rs West First south street
Known LFuhohN Lgus. Jos A SET
ting Cailsm south MINI last
"kKu EULH fiuTO0i,APiisi" PLAIiNo
1ablne.. y Pc, doteni stamp photos : Tor
ONE io-ToN MD ONE is-1oN CRANE
SI,i,cns Ss Goal TO-. q n. Second y Tsi' %
Al \ iAhqAiN. ZINE Rksibt nee
properly. halt block from Icmplc lot eslp
Tor sale or lease inx.l rods adjoining thc.O.
I, ireighi depot. Just the place for
partic, desiring trackasc' Apply at ~
InE sfE0kL CIGAR co. 10 y SECOND
South. carry full line ot the choicest
brands Of Imported Key Wesi aud domestic
carry = full supply Of smokcts' article.
shirts, collars etc lowest prices salt Jake
rilk Factory. - hast rhltd south
UTAH hIhntH MfU 90. MAKERS
high grade psekiug@ agts. Cling surface for
bnits - \ West Temple.
a VALUED ASSORTMENT or sEc-
ond.hand jgb,dlnplay and body TYPE. Ap-
ply TO the pcacret News. Salt Lake city,
sciII.iTz NOTIFIED DEER. 81 PER
dox. quarts u.D per doz. pints. Tho
Kcntueky Liquor Co. Asenta
FOR NAiE-.reu QIpANH for
cents at drugeistS. one gives relief
GIT Your iMioRTED AND pUMfNrfo
cigars nnl tobarcus, Ctc.. ~ McMlnan's
tirur Store ~ ". :. Icmple
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RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCE,

The general conference Of the Relief
society viii be held on Saturday, April
!. 1899. In the Salt Lake Assembly Hail.
this city, meetings commencing at 10
n. M. and y. m. as usual. II ls dcair-
able that there should be representation
from each stake organization OF the
society. either the president or other
officer should attend. Al members 81
the society are cordially Invited. also
the Y. l.. NJ. !. A. and Primary associa-
tion.
ziNA u. II. YOUNG.
President.
JANE =. RICHARDS.
BATHsiIEBA W. SMITH,
Counsclors.
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CONFERENCE RATES,
via
Rio Gande Western Railway.

For the Annual Conference. L. u. r..
at salt Lake city, April 9th 10 9Th. In
elusive. the following rates are author
ixcd to Salt Lake city and return via
RIO Grandc Wealern HALLWAY
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one line square Piano, i4I.b0.
ono Steinwny a Sons Plano, SG5Cp.
parlor organs for 5000
He'd room sets $3.50 and up.
Sewing machines $500 and up.
Wardrohea $500 and up.
New cane seat Dining chairs 70 cts.
SIX foot extension tables $3.50,
He'd springs $500.
Everything In proportion.
We have got everything you want.
|. Y. L..
IS T., Second South st.
=. A. soRENsl:N. Prop.
Tel. t4s.
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4 carload OF Bicycles Just received al
prices To suit you. All wheels war
rantcd for 1897 also large stock OF
sowing machines and musical mor-
chandise NJ greatly reduced prices.
Sheet music at half price. can and ex-
anime before you buy,
YOUNG BROS, co IS Main ST.
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LOST.

ONE Dark BRowN MARE. sIXYEHHs
old. Return u A =. Cummings, Eleventh
south. between iifth and seventh East aud
receive reward
A SMALL JERSEY COVE No nRAND-.
hotnra "a John oblad, $50 South fourth
ta.t Howard.
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REWARD.

Five dollars reward win be paid by
Tho Union Light y Power CO." FOR In
formation that viii lead TO the ,rrcat
and conviction OF any person found
nolcstlng the Electric Arc LAMP
GLOBES. Arc Lamps. Tranrfo. merH.
Poles. wircs. or other property OF the
said company.
II. s. CAMPBELL. Manager.
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stop.Ov.r. at Washington and at
philadelphia.

Tickets 20 New York allowing ten
days Htop-ovcr at Washington and
philadelphia do not cost any more than
tickets over Pennsylvania direct line
from Chicago. Five daily trains leave
Chicago Union station for the East
over this double route through Indiana
and Ohio. For time. fares and further
Information address Geo. 4. Hun
Travelling Passenger Agent, 1899 18th
ST., Denver. Colo, or II. r. pcring. a.
q. y. Agt.. 2is South Clark ST.. Chi
cage.
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SITUATION WAMIEo.

4 UoOD. GENERAL. ffAND. AffAnLI
nnd experienced ~ clerk In warehouse,
storage, otg, Good horseman, and can Keep
backs applies ~ us for position at most nn y
kinn OF work In elty. Dilworth a Mcbride.
81 Main.
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MAN COAL.

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters.
Lump, Nut and Slack.
Anthracite. all sizes.
ID. J. SHARP. Agent.
Is South. Main. Telephone. i?).
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DIAMOND COAL A oOKI 60.

We are pleased TO advise our custom.
ers that we can supply them with
Diamond Coal again, Phone 1866.
THoS. NJ, HOLT. city Agent.
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zIoN's SAVINGS BANK and Trust
Co, the oldest ana largest savings
bank In Utah. pays 4 per cent interest
on 81 or thousands. start an account.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-01

TIckolH VIII Dc sold on follOwlng
dates; From ogden, Park city, Bing-
ham. SprinRvillc. SILVER cts and Ia
tcrmediate points, from April ath II
pth. inclusive; tickets limited TO Anil
18th. 1899, From all other points Apiil
ith 10 Sth. inclusive; tickets limited 10
April 18th. 1893.
Best local train service In III, state.
Four trains daily April 9Th TO alb in
elusive, between ogden and Salt Lake
Guy In both directions.
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AT Mvri.trI's

Don't miss the Zig shoe Sale ON Fri
day. April Ith, Wei Kid nj si.1s pair.
See show window.
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LAnIEs Win mM 0LAp rO KNOW,

The only wagons that deliver pure T..
Mountain Ice Co, Tel. as.
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Have You visited the Standard Dress
Cutting Academy. ut 32S south Main?
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

THE CAFE ROYAL FINE IMPORTED
in uneS Somssus plnas llgusrs and cigars iroo
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UTAm COMMEmCIAL ANp sNU,s mANK,

Interest paid on savings, Francis
Armstrong, prest.. T., W, Madsen. vice.
preft. J. u. caine. cashier.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

THE HEST Ann LARGEST LIsr OF
properties a. Richter, ~ W. Second south.
20 ACRE FARM UNDER CULTIVATION
and forty sharuk water In Utah 4 salt Lake
Canal 90. as \. End West
WE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT'S ALL
Tuttlo Bros. 1i9 Main ~.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
NEATLY fnRNisnEp ROOMS, Low
rktos. wioks Block. Mrs T. Cole, % state
Street
ELtGA NJ RoOMsF iKsT GLASS BOARD
II desired, iiJ Social Hall street
NICE FyRNI sHEp Rooms AND BOARD
apply Sla East Second south.
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Use the Royal Bread. It's healthfui
ana nourishing. Ask your grocer for Il.
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WAN Nus DYING Ar MANILA

Have wisely left their families where
they may use T.. v. spring Water Ice
and be- healthy. Tel ~, White wagons.
Mountain lee Company.
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CLOTHS CLEANED PRESSED AND
repaired, a., a MONTH ladies' costumes
sivahnd anu dyed, ~ Elmo Cleaning To-,
~ hast second South. ~
J, MGGufllE, LADIES JACKETS, Lat
est hplo ana IT. % up $50 y second south.
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WANTED.

-
a NAN OF LADY 81 1nNVsL. AND
appoint naunis. rnlnry .,i yer month aud
expenses, Century. tsl Market ST., Phila,.
riit rTAn JUNK 60. HIGHEST CASH
price paid fnt raHs, scrap iron. bottles. metals
Of all kinds aud tnhbsr carload tots a
specially. .l-ti =. Eighth So. bot, Maln aud
BpNhs NV CARLOAD LOTS 1iif UTAH
CHARLES iiiii. hiti CkLANINU.
fcpaitN i6i south Fourth tas, street
ALL pkNSuNs COMING 10 CuNIfit-
onec 10 understand TINT Cut Hate uroshcii
Will bny YOUR conference Ticket " you arc
not going 10 use " tack. No 81 Main 81
IN kenyon Hotel building.
POSITION ny An ENpFRtLNcED
hookkrcpgr and salesman. Address d.. ~.
West North Temple
,lkoAlAI ~ riit DAY. ArrLY ~
FURNISHED Rooms fOn LIGHT
housekeeping. Addres. " q noN ii0i.
to- MLN 10 IN CURED az DRt NkIN.
nc.s morphine aud clgar.ttc habits. kccioy
Institute, u. ~. n0x t-sL salt Lake
PHYSICIANS rrnoi.-iLi1Nu. ~ YOu
have no money. will exchange. Work guar
antccd. q iisnsen iiyL. ard'o
WAsniN0 AND fnoNtNo.. GOODS
called i.r. heesonablu prices MIS- NJ. q.
,. a runcI4sEn ron 1, a ~ vAnlEp
and body type, Apply TO Tho Dsseret
News. Salt Lake ci,y.
SEC oND HAND FURNITURE At
menta ~. MEniiicN
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SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
l6 We,l seeond South sheel.

Book keeping. Shorthand. Typewrit-
ing. English branches. Day and Even
ing School. Experienced teachers.
Special sale every Saturday from . TO
g O'clock. ]. q. Mcdonald. ~ Main 81.
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POULTRY AND PRODUCE.
FLORISTS AND LANpsoApIno.

WALTER VILLA Ms.LANDsCAPEOAR
dener; now work speciality cemetery lots
Nodded Address 30 south EigLth Wysi
STEPHEN srAAioRD FLotisTONElN
house aud budding plants :, Temple & 6th ".
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MRS. p.foNrYN. oLAIRvoYANT AND
Tranes- msdiun. se7 south West Temple.
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Read "Aiormons ana Mormonlsm.' g
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wAroAMAksas AND JswrLrss.
MERCHANT TAILoRs.

w SEE s MsgoN sAY ron DIAMONDS a
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GRAIN, ALFALFA SEED. FLOUR.

CLARK mos; WHOLESALE AND
ie,aa' aeaisrs ~ Hay. Grain. Coal and
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AUCTIONS.

,fhf frRNffunE cxRpETshocKrrs
chairs lnolenm. otc.. otc.. Of os rooms ~,
SAG ths week az prices and terms 10 suli'
south street Y A. soronsan. '""'
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UMBRELLAS AND PAHAsoLs COW
BYEiis nROs.. BICyCLE WORK. Nov
city work Wheels rented ~ W. Third 10.
n g.. sANDtRA SHOEMAKER PLAs.
tor Paris casts taken for any ahapa foot
hno repairing, UNotth First West
J. \ LovETT. ALL KINDS OF STOVE
repairs stoves bought and sold, "a. state,
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oLAIRvoyANT AND MEDIUM.

MRS. J, \ HUMPHREYS, iss EAST rig,r
South; midwlfu aud horballsL