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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-16
SUNDAY, JUN &c. 1880,
POLITICS AND PATRIOTISM

The S,lclm Times r. =Strr remarks:
'sWar with Spain, for which the volun-
tccr took up arms, has lon. since end
ed Congress has not IcclHrrd war
against the I'iipnoS nor voted money
to carry on Il foreign war Of conquest
1t then goes on with :, string Of uu"s-
ton concerning the war III the Phillip
pines ana asserts that the war there
is against liberty. and tllat Our arms
are not adding glory 10 tn" flag. but
instead are staining the starry emblem
OF freedom With the blood ANA tears Of
Il people lighting for the right Of self
government" The vail Of our csteein-
Cd contemporary would disclose 4 very
serious condition Of affairs but for one
important fact ANA that is 1T is not
true.
RI is true THAT the War With spain is
over and Congress has not declared
war against the E'iltpinus, nor is ii ne
c.ssity for such action To bc taken.
Whatever may be thought roncc:Hin :,
the acquisition Of the islands, there can
be no doubt whatever that they arc III
present American territory. When the
wild Indians Of the Western rrsrrva
lions 50 out on The wai'path for self
government ana freedom tand they
HlNt rs much l!S It 10 tIlt'S'' 'lIlltit'ils-
as the l'7ilipinos and fight fur them just
as earnestly it is not necessary Ia
wait until Congress assemblies to a.,
clare war at.iliIt them. Inc military
establishments Of the country is used e.
put them down, just as the adninistra
tiun at Washing ton is using III"
military establishment Of the country
to put down the revolt in American
TERRITORY in no East .
Unless our contemporary insists upon
4 verbal hair-SpliitinE contest in its
Interpretation Of the term war Of con
quest" Congress did appropriate lht
money With which operations in ih
Philippines arc being carried on. Til,
military appropriation bill was drawn
With special reference to tho collin-
E"ncicS which have since. arisen in tho
Orient and no steps have been Yak. n
which were not justified by the Con
stitution and legal legislation.
Tie wholesale Misrepresentation o:
facts may constitute good politics. but
in the case under consideration it does
not constitute patriotism
After the insurrcrtipn in the Philip
pines has been put down 1T Will be
time enough to hold the administration
to account for its b!undcrs in the
Orient.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-16

The fact TIA. Secretary Alger left The
War Department yesterday without a
head need occasion no alarm Tho
department has hat. no head for nearly
three Years now
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-16

satisfaction he must feel from an inner
consciousness Of !, Christian duty we'll
done.
blessed are the peaccrnaEers. for
they shall be called the children Of
Cod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

POLITICAL POINTERS.



There will be- a Democratic rally In
The Warm Springs hall 10 North salt
lake tonight ~. g, punbsf.-c NJ.
jackson and others will speak.
The Republicans who gathered TO the
Sixteenth ward meeting house last
nlsht we're addressed by Councilman y.
II. Calllqtcr. Alviraa y. Snow and Post
master Thomas.
The Colorcd Representation club. q
Democratic equalization. held forth IN
81. Marks school house last night. Adj
dresses were made by W. W. Taylor
and II. u. Noaa
Fisher y. Harris D. e.. Dunbar, ]. u.
TImmuny. e.. ~. jackson and Edgar
Howe will BE- the speakers at n DEM
ocratlc rally at the Albany hotel this
evening
The only Republican rally announced
Tor this evening viii be ball Ia the
q. a. Il. hall on west Second South
street. The speakers will be John 9.
sandbcrE. Andrew Jensen and a. w.
winbcrE.
The Republican rally In the Eleventh
ward meeting house last night MAS
addressed by J Farley white. Ray
Nsyior. g. ". Morse. Aibert Reiser.
Judge Twumcy. George /. Nyc. J. 3.
Davcler George a. Smith and A. A.
Robertson.
The Elrhtecnth wand school house
was the scene OF Republican rally last
night The speakers were. W y.
Thompson. u. =. Tanner and Secretary
o. State J. r. Hammond, Music was
given BY the Manila Mandolin and
Guitar club.
The y. NJ NJ I. a. hall was the rally
ing place OF tho Republicans uf the Sec
ond precinct last evening. Jacob Hess
presided. and addresses were made by
Major y. .. Grant. Daniel Harrington,
-. ~ strnup. ucorEe Canning and
Charles Cottrcll Ir.
The Democrats Of the First precinct
crowded 20 the First ward annex last
night 20 hear Democracy eluciatcd. The
speakers uf the evening were. Moses
Thatcher, Jnmsa ~. Moyip, John slddu-
way Edgar Howe. John GALLAGHER. ~.
J. Shtcksil and %. N. iiackman. Music
was furnished By the Silver Glee club.
The Republicans Of the First gathered
az the First ward annex last night %
listen TO mu1lc and speeches. The
former was produced By the T.. ".
Johnson Banjo club. and the clipper
coiorcd vocal trio. The speeches were
made by ucorFc A. smith. George NJ.
Cannon. a. =. itelscr. j. parlcy white.
NAMN ANMNANNH ~ w NNNN"NH HWWNN
Twomcy. Councilman Calllster. Cpun-
Gilman buckle. J. j. Thomas and Frank
Hewlett.
The Harness Social club gave dance
and social In the Chrlatcnnen'H hall
last night The feature 81 the evening
was the grand march, IN which gold
was represented by young lady with
sixteen young lady attendants. repre-
scntlng silver at the ratio o. 10 % ..
Miss Dyer represented gold. Tho
young women who represented the
white metal were Ml7aoa Emma Bell
Kate Thatcher Msrvie Thomas. Misses
Hdye, Grittun, Gillespie. Player. PuEa-
Icy Rich. Williams lockwood Kntz
Folsom. FefnHtrom, Raleigh uud Me
man. The dances were named for the
Democratic candidates as follows.
Barnes march. Morris two-atop.
Hacltman waltz. Blakely two-step.
stephens waltz. Timmony lanceru. 70 TO
achottiachc. Fcrnstrom two-stop
Howe waltz. Reid national. Ladies two
stop. Rooster quadrllle. Buttcrmlik
medley.
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Observation-Disclosures
ToDAY's WEATHER REPORT.


Today's weather report tobserva.
lions taken at 3 a. m. Mountain Timol.
Salt Lake City-Barometer, 30.i2i
current temperature. 20. maximum
temperature. %. minimum temperature,
~. mean temperature %, which D. o
above normal. accumulated excess ~
temperature since hut Of month, ~
accumulated deficiency of Temperature
since January lat. 2it0. Total prccipl-
tafion from o.. IN. 10 8 a. IN. g inchi
accumulated deficiency ~ precipitation
since iHt u month. rs Inches accumu-
lated excess ~ precipitation since jan
uary let. 20e inches
Local forecast for salt Lake city and
vicinity
tonight
For Utah tmadc at gan Francisco.
Fair and warmer tonight. cloudy
Sunday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The area OF high pressure stu covers
the country between the Rocky Noun
taina and the Mississippi river. lta crest
extending from the Texas coast % the
l.vcr Missouri valley The lowest
pressure IL reported frpm British Col
umhia. but no wen defined storm cen-
ter appears on the map. II o. warmer
over Nevada. Idaho. Wyoming. South
Dakota. Nebraska ana Kansas cooler
along the southern California coast.
HAHN has fallen along the coast ~ fnr
fouth a. San franclsco. and liant rain
" reported from IT, Louis.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Lucille Taylor gave a candy pull.
inF party last evening at her home on
First street. a Few of the young hdy'a
friends were present and enjoyed
themselves at chamdes and other
games.
Mrs. Ellsworth DaFEott and Mrs.
Samuel Woodward leave for the East
next week
Mrs. Theo. shepherd went East this
week for a visit win relatives.
Mrs. William iglehenrt Is visiting in
Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Lynch have
returned from N trim 60 Illinois and
Indiana whore they have been visiting
with relatives during the last three
weeks,
Mrs FlagE has for her guests this
week MIR. Jack iernc OF ioa Angeles.
Miss BESSIE ulcndinning left for
Spokane on rhursdny
The opal club will hold its next so-
clal az the Ladies' Literary clubhouse.
on Monday. the 18th. The evening Will
been devoted Co dancing cards and an
viii meet at the Ladies' Literary club
every other week during the season.
AZ the University last night the class
u 1900 gave a dancing party. "a large
number Of students and friends being
present. The hallway Of the second
floor was converted into n bower by
means OF flags and bunting, and here
refreshments were served from pretty
decorated tables BY the young ladies'
of the class The afair was a complete
success In all respects.
Mrs. McChryntal ana Miss sadlo Nc
Chrystal returned from the East yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. l. n, Dale have re.
turn a from piamondvllle. wyO., and
viii make their home IN Salt Lake.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.


Treasurer Morris paid out today
about $4,000 10 city employees Tor the
last half of october.
The public library board will hold a
meeting on Tuesday morning next be-
ginning at 1850 o'clock
The funeral services OF the late. Dr.
w J. smith werc held from the rusl-
dence Of GIN 3. Peyton, at $3.50 this uf-
ternoon.
81. Mary's Academy gives ita annual
alumni banquet this afternoon and
evening. An excellent program has
been provided,
H. NJ. clay general agent Of the
passenger department Of the Union Pa
clilc, IN sim struggling with a bad ease
q typhoid fever.
sorcn X. Christensen, city attorney
Of Mt, Pleasant came IN from sanpete
last night and took run up TO ogden
today lie VIII return home tomorrow.
Prof Cooks pupils gave pleasing
piano recital at his studio In the Can
non House this afternoon The program
Included many choice and wcll-renderod
selections.
Rev. Joel A. smith. pastor OF the NJ
II, church goes out " the usual channel
aud speaks az the church, corner Ninth
East and Fret South, tomorrow night
ON '~rho Ballot that Wins" The scr-
vice begins at 1880.
Henry Iiales, sentenced 10 one year
IN the state prison Tor forgery. was
brought up from Pluto county by shcr-
IN Stocks last evening and placed IN
charge OF warden Dow.
The Rov. Kenln sergund Will deliver
his lecture Manners and Customs Of
the Copts and Trials and THumphs uf
Christianity in the Soudnn." at tho As.
ucmbly Hail tomorrow morning. be-
ginning az 10 o'clock An are Invited.
President Paul OF tho Latter-day
Saints College win deliver a lecture be-
fore tho Joint mcciing ~ the Young
Meme and Young Ladies' Mutual Im-
proement associations 81 the Nmth
ward next sunday evening, al o'clock
Last night In the Twentieth ward
meeting house an Interesting and In
utructivc lccture on the Life ~ Our sl.
yior was delivered By W A. Morton to
large audience. The lecture was H.
Illustrated with numerous colored vlewa.
Treasurer Lynch has issued cnii for
county warrants 90 the amount Of
$4,000, which he says Boz Is now pre-
pared 10 pay, This Will redeem war
rants up 10 May let, ana representa-
the first money to be paid out OF this
years taxes.
open shaw, miner employed at the
Highland Hoy mine at bingham. met
with an accident hy a cuvn-ln az the
mine yesterday, which inflicted severe
Injuries 20 his back and "a broken nose.
He wns brought TO the kcogh- Hosmur
hospital last evening.
Major J NJ Thompson " the Twenty
fourth Infantry, who was recently pros
NOTED TO the rank OF lieutenant colonel.
has been assigned to the Fourteenth
Infantry. Captain ,. H. Mucklln % tho
Eleventh succeeds Major Thompson Ia
the Twenty fourth
The report OF the board OF health fos
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ARTHUR GARDENERS STORY.
Assisted Miss Downe and Offered TO
Help Pay Her Fare 10 England.

Elder Arthur Gardiner. the mission
AIRY mentioned In the San Francisco
Chroniclc-snlt Lake Tribune article
as a yictimlEcr OF Miss Downe. tho
young English woman, who resides In
Forest Dale. called at the News" Of
Zee this morning ana emphntcnlly dis
claimed having cntlced the Girl from her
home. She was anxious 10 come to
Utah. Her parents were members %
the Mormon" church. She was not.
SIN she was anxious TO come and was
given assistance by Mr. Gardiner
Shortly after arriving IN Utah she be-
came a victim of epilepsy and was nn-
able 90 earn her own living aud was,
49, stated, IN last evenings News"
kindly cared Tor by Mrs. Cook. when
Il apparently became necessary 20 send
her back home Mr.. Gardiner pronered
20 furnish half of the money. n was
nll he says, that he could afford. This
was to be- furnished when tho other hplf
was sent from England BY Miss
powne's sister Their portion was not
forthcoming and therefor Mr.. Gardiner
did not give his although he gave 9TH
Cr assistance,
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ACTIVE MAN or LADY WANTED nY
long established house 70 employ and super
intund aTouts H1 per month aud expense.
Aioglor Ca, Monon luildiuF, chicago
AGENTS OUTFIT fNtf- IitEiuHT
paid, cfsdltglyen for selling the inest sci OF
lnatrurtlFo, Enicftaining Christmas Hooks
graded Tor children Of all naps. ~ tho lowrst
prices ever known 90 cent book containing
hrAutliul illustrated Poem Lords PRAYER
only lhcuntsi ~ 20 book 20 uentsi VI 10 book
W oentsi 800 book " cent, Liberal cnmmls-
sion . agents. Ferguson Printing Co, houm
ohl lufguson.huilding Cincinnati, Ohin
LlIHu-rkiNTiNb, AGENTS NvANrEni
lWV business cards two culorL with baauti-
iul design, tipui work nnur han hthogruuh-
Ing other work remarkably lnwi agents
make tnuQ daily write tho Htho-Irlnt
Press company, % ana 81 Frankfort street
Now York
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TAKE OuT YouR rERMIrs.

building Inspector Folsom was on the
war path today on account ~ O. number
Of people. In different parts Of the city
inciudlnE the IRE ilmiis. commencing the
erection Of buildings without nrat TAX
Inc out the necessary permit Aa this
a. clear violation Of the city ordi-
nnncoH prosecutions may follow.
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Located In the exact geographical cen-
ter VI the main business portion Of Salt
Lake city, Corner Of Main and Second
South Streets. 2s2 rooma, NJ bath suites.
100 large, light sample rooms
The eye Of the luxury loving COM
morclnl man or the swell tourist nl-
ways rolling a favorlng glance towards
a very centrally located and elegant.
first class hotel. rests with compiacent
satisfaction upon this palatial hosiery.
The Kenyon with an It's luxurious
appointments ls as much ahead OF The
ordinary ao-called modern hotels as the
Pullman sleeper Is ahead OF the coaches
Of long ago.
The now hotel has been leased TO Mr..
Don Porter. The cnYinble 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 pcrvadea ~ Invariably
praised by all
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Advertisements in ms column one cent
PR irOTd each insertion, Special rates
bV ne Wsek and month
wAHTED.
CouPLE on GooD BILL BoYs AT rnE
konyon.
TO my a SMALL HoME CLOSE IN
for cash, about tlo10, direct from owner Adj
a nousEKEEPER 90 SOUTH STATE
street
coon HusrLFRs 10 SELL THE WIND.
scr collar tompany's water proof goods.
hlE comm lssiun uald 20 good men. hoA1y
Agtk, Coriuno. Utah.
GInL no no GENERAL HousEwoRK
ats0 last Fourth SOUTH
FAITHFUL GENTLEMAN or LADY
Tor office work salary fG0n Car fare paid
70 offices steady place, References En-
close self-addrr,aod stamped envelope
treasurer @l caSion buiiii6g Chicago
COPPER SCRAP AT laH To nK GENTS
Ter 10 rubber boots and shoe. cloan, ~ 20
use, aud also the very hc,t price Tor all Kinds
N scrap Iron. metals and rubber. II you
have any OF tho above for sale. get my prices
befofo you soil D. Roberts, SCI West second
A GIRL FoR GENERAL uousEWoRK
Apply ep south fifth East
A GENTLEMAN TYPkMRIrER or
Dee desk furnished competent man for
part UPS written work Other business
gHn be nbtalued Apply Judge stnyner ~
Mccormick building city.
YOU 10 nRtNG ALONG YOUR HOUSE,
hold goods aud either soil. Or exchange.
Hest terms given AZ tho Coop 2nd Hand
store, Gi-ll \ state e.
ALiALFA SEED WANTED. HIGHEST
cash price paid Pacific Iood Mil Ca, als
W. south remple, salt Lake Uity.
sEcoNp-nAND TuRNiruRE nouGnT,
%S,hbanln aSni.aiS Co cay we slym99pI 1,,
south Phone ~ n.
TWO EXPERT CANVAssEEs ron A
hno selling propositions a lady euuyasser Of
could mako Tood money Apply AZ lie
News
FIRsT-oLAss uPHoLSrERlNG. IPYOu
have no money will eNehange. Work guar
anteed. q Hansen. 100 t ard IA
PURCHASER FOR A VARIED
assortment Of second hand lob display
sud pody ,ypo Apply 10 Tho ncserct
SECOND HAND FURNITURE AT a8
state street. Goods sold on easy payments
NJ WEBnEh.
HELP WANTED.
LADIES WANTED ~ EVERY 6irY
and town 20 collect names Tor our new a.
A. Box n flatbu,h. Now York,
DO YOU WANT WORK DO YOU
want holpf Go 10 ilorkelrnth $40, iUf Main
street Telephone iA T. u. htrnck. Mgr,
LOST.
PAIR spECrACLEs BET. su y. FIFTH
South ana Temple hlocl, ur y aud South Tens
plo strccts Return 20 sii D. iifth South and
receive reward
AUCTION.
on MONDAY, NOV. GIH, ATi0il0 a. NJ. AT
No. 2la \ West Iomplo s. stock OF candy
cigars, tobaccos, nuts and the lars, shel Wing,
2 counters, scales, 3 show cases heating
stove, lumber, chairs and the furniture IA
the living rooms canned fruits, dresser, Iron
bed, tine gasoline stove, dlshcs. cooking
utensils etc etc X. A Andruws, Auotoneor,
GRAIN. WOOL a Nd HIDES.
RAY. ANDREWS a CO., GENERAL
cealers 10 wool hides and grain. alfalfa
seed, sheep do, otn Wool aud grain bags.
onieoand va rehouar, o 10 q jrd West.
LUMBER DEALERS.
TAYLOR RuMNEY, ARMSTRONG 60.
wholesale and retail dealers In lumber. lsthA
saAh, doors ste,l SOi, W. W. 4 Temple.
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JUST THINK OF I'll

In Salt Lake today. noon.
Denver. 300 a. m. tomorrow.
Omaha, 1ii5 y. M, tomorrow.
Chicago, $3.50 q, m. next day.
New York. 1880 y. m. following day,
How u 70 possiblef
ny using the New overland Limit
ed" OF the Union Pacific, Of course.
No other line can approach ~. Tick
ct ONCE, "Old stand" 20i Main ST.
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Riley shideicr W John N steward
In the matter Of Henry stccd. hank-
rupt
J. q. Phelps Stokes ct al Va =. T.
Farnswofth.
3. NJ. Jarvis a nj W Bear River
Irrigation and ogden Watcrworka COM
puny
james N. Shaw W Wells. Fargo and
company.
NJ. y, Murray. trustee. W Henry beal.
Robert Preston W Denver hlo
grandc Railroad company.
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Editor W. V. Barry N Lexington.
Tcnu.in exploring Mammoth cave. con-
tractCd a severe ease Of Piles. His
quick cure through using nucklcn's
Arnlca snlve convinced him Il ~ an
juries. Inflammation. and an bodily
Eruptionu. Only CSC nt u. G. NJ. l.
Drug Dent
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WILL BE HEARD MONDAY.
Cases in which Motions and Demur.
rers VIII Como un.

The following IL list OF cases IN
which motions and dgmurrers viii come
up for hearing ON Monday the 9Th day
OF November. 1899.
Grown Point Mining company Va on
tario Silver Mining company.
Geddcs Seerlc Stone company ya
Union Light ana Power company ct
al
salt Lake Hardware company vs.
New Phila. Iron a Steel company.
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NOW FOR
NOW FOR

BY January !. 1000. The DES6Rlr NEWS
hops 10 bs able 10 record that the semi.
Weekly Edition hai reached The $1,000
mark That figure can undoubtedly be
attained " our agents will work with The
same will iof The ned two monthi that
thsy have done In the past ten We SIN
eusly thank all our representative, Tor
their PREVIOUS hearty tndsavofi. and trust
they will do Ill In their power 10 help rs
saeh the 5000 goal by the NEW YEAR
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MISCELLANEOUS.

To INVENTORS AND AUTHORS
Caveats nled, examinations made In Tho q.
:. Patent once At Washington 10, n, copy.
rights applied for, patents secured In Al
COUNTRIES, Inventors uud authors Tghts
protected All business private. ". 4
Patent Agency, ChaA y. -taynor Attorney
ami MANAGER office McCornlck building
salt Lake city Telephone D.. Corteapond-
once With stamps solicited,
JOHN SiMM-, CHiMMNENs AND TuK-
nures cleaned and repaired Utah stove
and IarlMnfo Coz. ll WI Ihlrd .nnLh
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SENENEEK[Y NEWS

PUBLISHED TUESDAYS AND fRlDAfA
The actual. bona flde circula-
tiOn of the Semi-Weekly edi-
tion Of the News, Separate
and apart from the daily
was. on the last issue,
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w illNNphNNfl uiHINt-. ....
.1h. have not time 20 give ID ass.., LAi.
telton ,Appiy 20 Chat vs. sttrss. !.
~ Law MeNutnlek iuiIdiur 90 ~ Az
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EPIlIi

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hour
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CHRISTMAS
EDITION
OF
THE NEWS.

The News" holiday number. VIII be
printed on Saturday. December 22rd,
1899. It viii be an elaborate issue, on.
closed In beautiful covers, copiously H.
lustratcd. and cmbolyiug % review OF
the commercial ana industrial progress
Of our State aud city, u will be- cir
culatcd everywhere throughout the
wnatern and nnrIhMesIern regIon.
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BEAR RIVER RECEIVERS.
Adamson a Conklln File Their Final
Report In Federal Court.

william Adamson and stanley L.
Conklin. receivers for the Bear River
Irrigation and ogden waterWorks COM
pany ficd by their solicitors. Zane ana
Rogers. their ilnal report Of the receipts
and expenditures ard general admins.
tratlun on the property in their charge,
In the Federal court. The report " as
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zone Of nr Kings New Life Pills
each nlght Tor two weeks has put me
In my teens again" writes n. n. Tur-
ucr % DompHeytown. PA. They're the
hest IN the world Tor Liver stomach
and Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never
grlpc. Only 25c. az q, G.. NJ. l. Drug
Dept
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Advertisements IL ms column one cent
PR irOid zach insertion. Special rates
bV he rsek and month
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THE NIGHT SCHOOL.

salt Lake business College, 70 W
serond South st. Splendid opportunity
Tor those employed during the day.
Glasses are held every evening IN the
week. except Saturday. from 20 .
o'clock.
Private instruction IN bookkeeping
shorthand, typewritlng, grammar,
spelling. arithmetic and peumenshlp.
Entcr now. and prepare yourself for u
good position.
Patent Flour Ioc, Pcoplc's Cash store.
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Dressing Sacks. Flannclettc Wrappers,
Infants Long Coats. Tailor Made Suits
Infants nonncts. Infants Short Coats.
n. X. THOMAS Is Main Street
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choice gut " eighty hoad. lae', iuft
~ ~ tb,t MI apoi ,yN,n AM nki1 Wet ~.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ABDOMINAL nRsArAlMo SCHOOL

TnE OBJECT OF rms INSTRUCTION
is 90 bring men and women lntQ NOR "
feet harmony With tho law BY shleh ~
governed. that ono may be in % pos t.9A
help ones self 10 attain aud rutalh lhAl ~. ~.
ssired health. To do THIS We must Wv
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