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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
PRIZES
FOR THE
CHRISTMAS NEWS"
FOR THE

The Deseret News offers the following
cash prizes for contributions to Its
Christmas edition to be issued satur-
day, December %. 1899.
First, $50. for the best Christmas
story not to exceed $500 words about
seven columns OF the News type)
Second s2j for the best Christmas
poem. not to exceed 1000 words.
Third, s25 for the best article
on "UTAHs UNDEvELoPED RE
SOURCES" not to exceed 5000 words
about four columns Of the News type)
All contributions to be IN the News
office by December 10th. 1899 Nothing
received later than that date will be
considered. Contestants are requested
to sign their articles with an initial or
nom de plume to conceal their iden-
THY and to forward In a separate en-
velope, securely sealed, their real names
and the initial or nom de plume APP
pended to their articles. An members
Of the News staff viii be excluded from
the contest. The awards will be made
by three competent judges, to be an
nounced later. and their decision will
be final.
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PERSONAL.

]. f. Janney OF Philadelphia, Is a
guest at the Kenyon.
w. j. Phillips, Of Denver Is among
the latest arrivals at the Cullen.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Warner, Of Poca-
tello. are staying at the White House.
ID. o. Mckay came down from ogden
last night and slept at the Cullen.
Mrs. \. NJ. Hodgens, maid and child,
Of Butte, are quartered at the Knuts-
ford.
G. l.. Andrews and wife. Of st.
George, are among today's arrivals at
the Walker.
Tim Keefe, OF De Lamar, Nevada,
came 10 the metropolis this morning
and adjourned to the Cullen.
Il. f. Lewis. Of Red Canon. Wyo.,
came down from the north today ana
adjourned to the Kenyon.
William Aylett and wife, Of West
Jordan, registered at the White House
this afternoon and expressed the
ayowed intention Of seeing Shenandoah
Hon. VIM. r. Clough who Is an in
innate friend OF President Mckinley,
Is staying at the Knutsf0rd, He halls
from Alton. New Hampshire.
Robert +. Hayward. electrical en-
gineer for the Union Light q Power
Company, returned yesterday from an
extended trip east with the special OBJ
ject OF investigation OF the scheme
whereby arc and incandescent lights
may be placed on the same circuit.
Ephralm O. Eugberg, OF the Din
woodey Furniture company depart
ment. for New York, and other large
eastern cities today TO purchase q big
stock OF carpets, imported rugs and
draperies for the ensuing year. Mr.
| Eugberg will be absent about six weeks.
1T Is true that there is apathy over
the matter Of bringing the short Line
| into Boise" slid Fred Steen at the
| Walker yesterday. There was a time
when the quarter OF million Intended
10 bring the railroad into town might
| have been raised But Il is no longer
| possible. The talk now Is that Il viii
be best TO wait and raise a good bonus
TO bring the main line extension OF the
Burlington instead
Charles Paul Of Chicago delivered
himself Of the following at the Kenyon
| last evening: "WOrsteds FOR coming
sprlng have advanced 30 per cent and
| other grades, az casslmeres, cheviOts
have advanced 10 90 40 per cent. BY an
other fall prices viii be away out OF
sight. There Is a great scarcity OF wor-
steds on the market because the Ameri.
can Wooden company the trust, has
called In this brand Of goods from tn,
market, as manufacturers have over.
sold"
"The Western ranges have been pref
IS well cleaned out Of cattle. and
good many sheep have followed them
90 that what stock can be picked VI
now out here are remnants Of the sea
SON" said J. b. Baker of Peabody, Kan.
last night. They are however, In goo'
condition. and win fatten well for III,
market on cotton seed meal and shellet
corn. This combination fattens STOCK
rapidly and satisfactorily ] paid Sh
cents on the hoof. There are a goo.
many cattle being fatlened In the Mis-
souri, valley, and the immense corn crol
is furnishing plenty of means will
which TO fatten'
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Raybould, Josephine KATE, Freed, Nc
Grath, Geddes. Zane, Roundy, Trezise'
Mcmillan, Gilmer. Coin, Celia sharp
Read, Lynn, Jennings, Young. Baum,
McChrystal, Judge, Sader Groo, Du
Mars, Leonard. Nelson Holmes, Noble.
Hardy. Kessler, Sherman, Griffin, Jer-
envy, Potter, Sutherland, Taylor Rat
eigh. Stanchfield Clark, Savage, En-
sign: Messrs. Goodwin, @. n, Lawrence.
Hammond, Harry Sherman, Rock
lidge, Gllmer, Levi Ritter, George Ritter,
Benedict. Crtchlow Meeks, Thompson,
Coffin Richardson, skinner Campbell
Williams. White, Kenyon. Conrad
Glendlnning, Price, Jennings, Hooper
c, K. Mccormick, McMurdy, Macready,
Parsons, Kerr, Davis, Mcmillan, Fow-
Ter, Henry Sprague, Rob Smith, Diehl'
Eldredge. McCune. Kelly Thomas, No
Ian, Lolln, Bert Morris, Nelson, Mar
gets, Miles, Han, Woodward. Fried
man, Pardee, Ransohon. Gustn. Loot
borrow, A. II Snow Groo, Trayer'
Hansen. Colburn. Cobb, Cushing, Ellis
worth, Evans, Dull, Jacobs, Mason
Mark, Little. Wilkes, Young, Ray
bOuld, Richards.
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Home missionaries win visit the
country wards tomorrow.
The Eighth quorum OF Elders VIII
meet in the Eighteenth ward on Mon
day evening.
Religious services In the German Lam
guage are held every Sunday morning,
at Y o'clock In Choir hall, Richards
street.
Scandinavian religious meetings are
held every Sunday at 10 o'clock a. m.
in the choir hall, this city Also
every Thursday evening at o'clock IN
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms
The first quorum Of Elders VIII meet
In the Fourteenth ward assembly nan
on Monday evening at 1850.
The Second quorum Of Seventy VIII
meet in the Fifteenth ward hall on Mon
day evening next. at 1880 o'clock.
On Monday evening next at 1880
o'clock, the 10th quorum Of Seventy,
comprising Seventies residing in East
Brighton. Cannon, Fifth and sixth
wards, will meet In the Sixth ward
assembly hail.
ILLIFF NJ. Z. CHURCH.
Corner Ninth East and First South
Services al IL a. m, 1880 p. m. a
splendid program tomorrow The
chorus and anthems led by Prof. Wet
Eel Mrs Kate Anderson Prof. Cubert-
son. Miss Hollingsworth Will favor
the audience with solos The male
quartet. newly ofganlze1, VIII sing
Rev. Jewel A. Smith speaks morning
and evening.
ST., Paul's chapel corner Fourth
South and Main streets. Rev. Ellis
bishop, vicar; Rev w, Daunt Scott.
curate November 26th. lSunday before
advent. $3.50 a. m. holy communion,
g:45 a. IN. Sunday school, ll:OO morning
| prayer and sermon, 6:45 p m. Bible
class under the direction Of Prot. George
] NJ. Marshall, 1880 p. m. choral evening
song.
ST. Peters chapel, corner Of
Fourth North AMI Flftk West,
Rev. Ellis, bishop; rector Rev
w. Daunt Scott, vicar; No
vember 26th [Sunday before ADVENT
$3.50 D. m. Sunday school and children $
song service. 1870 p. m. evening prayer
and address. At this service Miss
Elizabeth Lamson, yiolinst. Will play
TIC ofiti tory solo.
PRIMARY NOTICE.
The Primary officers meeting will be
held at the Exponent Office Saturday
December @ 1899. at II a. m. \ good
a..trdsrce Is desired. Ella ". Hyde
secretary.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Frank Hansen, a native Of England.
now OF Salt Lake, has been admitted TO
citizenship.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rulon 5.
Wells was made glad last night by the
arrival Of baby girl. Mother and child
are progressing handsomely.
Elders Rudger Clawson and George
Teasdale Of the Apostles quorum. and
lie R0i Snow, left for Preston, Idaho
this morning TO attend the Oneida
Stake conference.
County Treasurer Lynch will begin
making out the delinquent tax list
Monday. Persons In arrears Will now
be required 10 pay the % cents per item
advertising charge.
A chattel mortgage for $4,000 given
some time ago by w. l.. White on a
large herd Of Sheep, has been released,
the amount having been paid In full.
Clay, Robinson q Company Of Chlca-
60 held the mortgage.
sam Smith, sentenced to five years
IN the State prison for highway rob
berry, and j III. Wooisey, sentenced 10
one year for grand larceny, were
brought up from Kane County by
Sheriff Swapp yesterday and placed In
the pen"
straws show the direction Of the
wind. Our correspondent In the lit
Gle town OF Paradise. Cache county,
writes; This place is certainly doing
It's share towards putting the Semi
Weekly News al the 1900 point by
The New Year. The number Of salt
Lake papers taken here IL az follows;
Tribune, 3. Herald, z. News, 30.
Norman Taylor Of Moab is down with
the typhoid fever, In this city, and is
regarded as being In a serious cOndi-
ton. He wac taken IN while returning
from Chicago. having gone there with
a shipment OF cattle, He Is attended
at the Walker House by his sons. Lorin
s. Taylor. and Lester Taylor, his
nephew w L. Taylor and z. Maxwell,
his son-in-law.
The weekly report Of the local board
OF health Is as follows. Births, 9; males,
4; females, 3. deaths, s, males, g. fe-
males. 3. bodies brought from other
places for interment here 4: contagious
disease flags outstanding, "a. covering
SO cases 81 scarlet fever and OF diph-
iberia; Infectious diseases. 6, covering
cases Of typhoid fever, and Of
Whooping cough.
Attorney-General Bishop left fol
Washington, ID. c., today. whittier h'
has gone 10 argue the case OF Charles
l. Maxwell w George y. Dow, warder
OF the penitentiary ct al This IL tbs
case involving the validity Of the Law
providing Tor q trial 10y eight jurors IL
ell criminal cases. except murder In III
first degree The case Is set FOR hear
ing on December 4th
The Girls Friendly society OF 81
Marks church. win open their sale o
fancy articles this afternoon az
O'Clock, In 81. Marks school house OF
First South, between State and SeconN
East. There win be many useful a
well as fancy articles appropriate Z
the holidays. on display. and she booth
VIII b presided over by young ladlc
OF the sOclety Those In charge ar
Mesdames Charles II. Stevenson, J. i
halsey and Miss Sara Nappcr.
The pupils and friends a the Flrs
NJ +. church Sunday school held a 80
cial last evening. at which there wa
an excellent literary aud musical prc
gram rendered. The principal entel
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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
mercial man or the swell tourist, al
ways rolling a faN oring glance towards
a very centrally located and elegant.
first class hotel. rests with complacent
satisfaction upon this palatlal 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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BRAVE TNPLORERs

Like Stanley and Livingstone, found
II harder to overcome Malaria, Fever
and Ague. and Typhoid disease germs
than savage cannibals; but thousands
have found that Electric Bitiers Is a
wonderful cure Tor all malarial diseases
II you have ohills with fever, aches In
back Of neck and head, and tired worm
cut feeling, a trial viii convince you Of
their merit w. a. Null Of Webb. H..
writes. my children suffered for more
than a year with chills and fever. then
two bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
them" Only 20 .snts. Try them.
Guaranteed. Sold by 2. c. III. !. Drug
Dept.
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ELECTRIC BELTS.

Ny Electric Belt and Palarizer Is ackpOw.
lodged by all who have used II TO De the most
scientific method known for the cure OF
pa ms In the lack. hips, bead or limits. SOM
ach. liver, blood and nervous troubles The
therapeutic effect Of the Palarlzer u 10
arouse tho circulation OF the blOoo aud Sc.
cretions OF the stonac h. liver and bowels,
which will cause the blood 90 purify itself
Ny Electrical garments cure all crrable
disc asses without the use OF drugs, CAV aud
zee nay famous battery Belt and get stylce
free. Mail orders filed K. Goodrich, st
Elmo Hotel salt Lake
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10 be sure Of securing a pack Of those
superb new Army and Navy Playing
Cards, just issued by the Malt Murine
Dept, Of the Anheuser- Busch Brewing
Assn, st. Louis. L. S. A. Sent every.
where for ten 2-cent stamps. Admiral
Dewey Is King Of Hearts. Other ne
roes on each face card Gilt edged.
Elegant backs. Finest cards out
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Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints VIII
be held tomorrow at o'clock ia the
Tabernacle; Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 a. m, and meetings
In the city ward assembly rooms ana
adjacent wards as follows:
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PURE MILK.

The Elpn Dairy company warrants
and guarantees all milk sold by II TO be
absolutely unadulteraied and pure, con-
tanning no preseryatyes OF any KIND
Samples for analysis may be taken
free Of charge from any Of It's wagons
or milk depots.
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SANTA CLAUS
HEADQUARTERS,

Everything for the holidays Cheap
est and beet assortment OF DOLLS In
town. Get our prices before making
your purchases.
CANNON's BOOK STORE,
II and 10 Main 81.
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preusre for Christmas now

by placing your orders for seal, otter,
beaver, Persian lamb and eray lamb
Jackets and capes oollarettes, scarts'
muffs. gloves, cuffs and anything else
In the fur line you need.
Also We have the finest selection OF
all kinds Of rugs and game heads, any
OF which viii make an ELEGANT Christ
mas present. X. Stencil Fur Co. go
Main. The only strictly fur dealer In
Utah
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Oct 18th. 1899.

Oct 18th, 1890.
The Deseret News Co.. City:
Gentlemen:-Replyng to your verbal
request for our candid opinion OF the
Deseret SENT Weekly News as an Ad-
vertising Medium, We are pleased 10
say without hesitation that our oxper-
lence with this medium has been most
gratifying-ln fact We consider II sec
ond TO 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, and
find the people lnquiring to belong to
well 20 do class.
Very respectfully,
DRS. SHORES & SHORES,
Per NJ. T. KAICHN,
Adyt Mgr.
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NOW FOR
NOW FOR
/. II. MURDOCH,
Section Director.

By January I, 1900, the DESERtT NEWS
hopes to be able TO record that the Seml.
Weekly Edition has reached the 5000
mark. That figure can undoubtedly be
attained u our agents will work with the
same ~illbstwssn now and Jan. that they
have done In the past ten months Wssih'
osrely thank all our representatives Tor
their previous hearty sndsavoS, and trust
they Will do all in their power TO help US
reach the $1,000 goal by the NEW YEAR
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Castle Gate and Winter Quarters,
Lump, Nut and Slack.
d. ]. SHARP, Agent.
e South. Main Telephone, 429.
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LOST.
MAGNETIC INSTITUTE.

ssi SOUTH MAIN STREET. SALT LAKE
City; the Weltmer Method cures all diseases
without medicine or surgery. Magnetic
Healing taught by mail or In class. Cores
pOndence solicited.
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Is a pronounced success. and is the best
exposition Of its class ever held in the
East since 1876. To accommodate It's
patrons, the Lackawanna is Offering
greatly reduced rates from all stations,
good on all trains.
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Rex Picnic Ham.sls, Peoples Cash store

--------~----=-------=--H
Thousands OF men and women suffer
from piles, especially women with fe-
male weakness have this suffering TO
contend with in addition 10 their other
mains. TABLERS BUCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT wiz quickly effect cure.
Price, zoe. in bottles, tubes Toe T. I. NJ
l. Drug Dept.
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talners were Mrs. Andrus's class Of IT.
tie folks. Miss Annie Laurie Miss Ethel
Pond. Mrs. o. A. Hannold Miss Jen-
nings, Baby Sowles and Willie Davis,
A few remarks were made by Super
intendent Tunbey and short season
OF social chat was INDUCED in.
W. r. Noble, In reporting the condl-
ton Of cattle In Nevada. from which
state he has just returned, says that
the stock business In that State Is on
the up grade. Prices are advancing, es-
peclally the price upon the horse. The
automobile and thte bicycle, he says,
are only supplanting that class OF
horses that can be well dispensed with
and the breed Is getting better all the
time. and Is commanding high price.
Shipment Of cattle to the East he says
has been greatly impeded because Of the
lack OF cars on the Southern Pacific.
n
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,v,,rurt.I.ANp syG,s |

Interest paid on savings. w. f.
Armstrong. prest. p. w. Madsen, vice.
prest., J. Z. Caine. cashier.
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Phone 2s2 for choice, juicy meats OF
all kinds, oysters, fish poultry. ana
game IN season. 5. S. Dickinson q co.
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yp,roR SEES WONDERS.

Editor w. V. Barry Of Lexington,
Tenn. In exploring Mammoth Cave, con-
tracted severe case OF Piles. His
quick cure through using Bucklen's
Arnica salve convinced him II is an
other worlds wonder. Cures Piles. In.
jurles. Inflammation, and all bodily
Eruptions Only 25c. at z. c. NJ l.
Drug Dent.
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CHURCH NEWS.


Notices Tor publication in this column on
Saturdays should bc banded In not later than
noon OF that day
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Advertisements in this column one cent
psr cord each Insertion Special rates
BY the reek aud month
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OGDEN AND RETURN SI.OO
= 49, oprVl 90. rycrRsIoy.

SALT LAKE OPERA co. EXCURSION.
November 2sth, via Rio Grande West
ern Railway. Special train departs o
p. M. returning after the opera. Full
particulars at City Ticket Office, Dooly
Block Corner
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lions SAVINGS BANK and Trust
Co. the Oldest and largest savings
bank IN Utah, pays per cent interest
ON 81 or thousanAs. start an account
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The largest circulation Of any paper between
Denver and the coast Books open to sdvsr'
,itrA
The following figures give the number Of
iht ssmi.wsskly News printed on II, first oil
sach month since the paper changed hands on
Isnuar, 1, 1900
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THE NIGHT SCHOOL.

Are you satisfied with your present
position? II not attend the Salt Lake
Business College, evenings, and get the
education that you must have in order
to succeed
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PARAGON SHOE SHOP

Removed basement 81 Main, four doors
north Deseret Bank. Shoes repaired.
Royal Bread IS healthful. nourlshing.
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WANTED AGENTS.


AGENTS kEsIDENT ."ACCouNT FILES"
.hofse blanket holder" salary $50 week.
orders daily, Merriam, 80 John 81. n. Y.
AGENTS DROP EVERYTHING. SEND
2jc. for entirely new process 10 do your
own printing for a tribe, received 24O mall
orders In October Satisfaction guaranteed
Isaac Beaver. Annville. Pa.
AGENl's OUTFIT FREE FREIGHT
paid, credit given FOR selling the finest set OF
Instructive, Entertaining Christmas Books
graded for children OF all ages, at tue lowest
prices ever known. % cent book. containing
Beautiful illustrated Poem Lords Praycf
only i5eeats; q 10 book Is cents; u 80 book
50 cents 3. 50 book rs cents. Liberal com mis-
sion b agents. ferguon. Printing Co. koom
b0l Furguson Buildings Cincinnati. ohio
LlTHO-PRINTfNG. AGENTS WANTED;
1000 business cards. two colors, With beauti-
full design. 500; WORK liner than lifhogfaph-
Ing, other work remarkably low agents
make 500 daily write the Litho-Prnt
Press Company. Is and "a Frankfort street
New York.
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Ihs phIIadeIphIs Exposition

Peoples Cash Store. chIlds' shoes go
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STOCK FOR SALE.

go STOCK AND cATTLE-S Two-YEAR
old steers - yearllngs e. calves. bulls, W
cows and heifets Take train for stockton,
connect with stage. John g. Sharp, Vernon.
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A CANDID OPINION.

Peoples Cash Store. Fine shoes .si.gi
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TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT orr,

Dressing Sacks, Flannelette Wrappers,
Infants Long Coats, Tailor Made Suits,
Infants Bonnets, Infants Short Coats.
II. X. THOMAS, IS Main Street.
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CLEANING AND DYslsc

ENTERPRISE TAILORING M -, =,
,i, temple street. Cleaning aad Dys,,
Ladies tailoring specially \ SbiySs
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peopIels eash Sole. Apron gIns'm pas, .
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GROCERIES AID MEAS

SOUTH SIDE GROCERY n Bllyr
Staple and fancy groceries. cured raa
mai orders so Main. 4
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REMOVAL SALE.

Boys Caps. Csc. Peoples Cash store.
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ELECTRICAL.

WE DO All kINDs I'M, 49,
work. Have the finest iIn,u W ELEcfpr
lures In the city, and ms .So' kscish 6,
house wiring and an klpds siec.at,,
palr work. A ] work guafao " ss'scifiaf \.
Tel Not '' west fifi sl-,e
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LIVERY AND BOARDING sr,o, :,

UTAH STATE LlyERY.FEED 4 Bolpn
ng stable; Sellers & Holt Bros Pm 's r..
90 Good rigs prompt seryiea es,5,,s,
rates for board NJ horses sll soutA ~.
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PLUMBING AND Tin wnpr.

GEORGE G. DOYLE & CO. gsl sT,~s
81, plumbing and heating TeIiG 'iAt
TUE DAVID JAMES % Tiy--,ys
Galvanized iron works No q, Main ~
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POULTRY AND PRODUCE.
LUMBER DEALERS

UTAH POULTRY AND PRODUCE GOV
mission Co. los West First South sine,
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Try McDonalds Molasses Nuggets.
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Royal Bread IS best and purest.
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GRAIN. WOOL A NO HIDES.

RAY. ANDREWS q CO.. GENFRaL
dealers In wool, hides and eIaIn aIidl
seed. sheen do. etc Wool md gftIn hs,
OfiiceRnd warehouse, gl5 : 3rd West
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Rex Medium Ham,i2c People'scash Str