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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,


A number Of the friends Of Miss Cert
rude Coleman gathered Unexpectedly at
her home last night and a pleasant
evening was passed In music and
games. A feature OF the evening was
the enactment OF a comedy entitled,
The Obstinate Family, by Misses Min
er, Taylor, Youngberg, Archer and Cole
man, and Messrs. Ball, Smith, Nc
Murtie and Young.
Mrs. c. L. Allen has been requested
BY Mrs. Hannah X. Schoif. vice presl-
dent OF the National Congress Of Moth
ers, TO respond for the West In answer
10 the address Of welcome at the Ma
tlonal Congress OF Mothers, 10 be held
Ia Des MOines, May q to Is, in 1900.
Miss Matte Hall was the hostess at
thlmble party yesterday afternoon CIV
en- at her home on North State street
The program for the commemorative
service 10 be held on the Tooth anniver-
sary Of George Washlngton's death will
open with an address by Rev. Clarence
T. Brown. Mrs. {. Il. Allen, the State
VANrlhfAA VI kilF iutuNlldl AFSuNlhNVlif
under whose auspices the services viii
be given, win also make an address, and
music will be furnished by the Orpheus
club, Weihe quartet and the Chaminade
club. The service will close with the
singing OF America by the audience.
The event takes place Dec. 18th at the
Salt Lake Theater.
Yesterday afternoon and evening the
Twelfth ward school house was filled
with merry throngs Of dancers, the az
ternoon affair being devoted 10 the
pleasure Of the children Of the Sunday
schools and the evening to the grown
folks. A large number were present at
both entertainments and an enjoyable
time spent by all.
Mrs. s. NJ. |. Henry. mother OF Rev.
Alfred II. Henry, arrives today for a
brief visit. during which she will deliy-
or at least two lectures.
Miss Florence Kilpaek Of Pleasant
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WANTED AGENTS.


ONE AGENT SOLD loo OUR BATH
cabinets In four months Irwin Mfg Co.,
ls5 chambers street, New YORK.
ALUMINIUM NOVELTIES OF EVERY
descr ipllon, manu- actured Aluminium card
books with To- printed, and case with name
engraved - cents. samples, particulars, free
] want y first class representative IN this
State. Q. Eckert 20 Washington 81, Boston,
Mass
AGENTS OUTFIT FREE FREIGHT
paid, creditgiven. for seiing the fnest set OF
Instructive, Entertaining Christmas Books
graded for children Of al ages at the lowest
prices ever known 60 cent book. containing
Beautiful illustrated Poem Lords Prayer.
only Is cents 81 90 book % cents, Il 80 book
% cents; $50 book IS cents. Liberal commits
sion u agents Ferguson. Printing Co. Room
90 furguson buildings Cincinnati. Ohio
LlTHO-PR1NTlNG. AGENTS WANTED;
1000 business cards. TWO cOlors. With beauti-
full design. sl0); work liner than lithogfSph-
ing, other work remarkably low; agents
mako s2000 daily; write The Litho-Prlnt
Press Company, IS and 81 Frankfort Street
New York
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To-day'S Metals.
SAVER, Bar. 50
LEAD, $40
CASING COPPER rs 81 cents O %.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The county employees were paid their
November salaries today. The payrolls
amounted 20 $500.
The regular meeting Of the Tourist
Section OF the Ladies Literary club well
be held Tuesday morning Dec. 9th, at
the club house, at 10 o'clock.
Giuseppe Figlinlo, a native Of Sunny
Italy, but now Of Salt Lake, was ad-
mltted 10 the full rights OF American
citizenship by Judge HIles today.
The ladies' auxiliary Of the Y. NJ.
c. A. met In the parlors OF the assocla-
ton this afternoon to complete arrange
ynents for the banquet on the evening VI
December Sth.
In the matter Of more room for the
public library, the Council committees
on library and control Will recommend
that two vacant rooms in the basement
OF he city and county building be given
the recorder, ana that the latter's pres
ent quarters be used hy the library.
Little wayland Foster. the two-year-
old son Of Warren Fcster, had a hard
fan yesterday AFTERNOON. striking his
head against the door panel. and inhict-
Ing o severe cut nearly two inches long
on his crown. The wound was sewed
up, and the little fellow Is now doing
well.
The first story submitted In the COM
petition for the $50 prize story for the
Christmas issue Of the News" arrived
today. IL Is likely that contributions
Will come In thick and fast between this
and the 10th, when the stories, poems,
and special articles will be submitted
to the judges.
The report OF the local board OF
health for the week is as follows:
Births %, males Is, females s, deaths IL,
males 6, females 3; bodies brought from
other places for interment here 2 con-
tagious disease flags outstanding 81,
covering "a cases Of scarlet fever, in
fictitious diseases 4, typhoid fever g.
whooping cough /.
The announcement OF the Mutual
Life Insurance company ~ New York
appears IN trnights News. The new
manager for Utah. Mr.. Rulon S. Wells,
e ensconced IN handsome new Offices
"a the COMMERCIAL block, where he Is
receiving tho congratulations OF his
friends on 'nis appointment as repre-
sentative Of a company which enjoys
the distinct Ion Of being the largest H.
nancial lnsgltution IN the world.
The men hers Of the Sal, Lake Opera
company were greatly surprised 10 read
IN the Tribune today that they oontem-
plated a visit 10 Denver beyond the
expression OF one or two OF the mem.
bers that such a trip would be a
lovely thing" there has been no
thought given 70 IT, The business oc-
equations Of most Of the company are
such that heightened absence would
be irnp0 ssihle, 70 say nothing Of the f.
nanciai risk Of Transporting 80 large a
company such distance.
In View Of the recent Supreme court
decision on the improvements Of n,
elty's water system the waterworkl
cvmrllttee viii recommend TO the Coun.
al Q plan whereby the board Of public
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A CANDID OPINION.
Oct. 18th. 1899.

Oct 18th. 1899.
The Deseret News Co.. City:
Gentlemen:--Replying 10 your verbal
request for our candid opinion OF the
Deseret Semi-Weekly News as an Ad-
vertising Medium, we are pleased 10
cay without hesitation that our exper-
ience with this medium has been most
gratifylng--ln fact. We consider Il Sec
ond 10 none In the West We have had
replies 20 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 inqulrlng TO belong 10
a well 20 do class.
Very respectfully,
DRS. SHORES q SHORES.
Per NJ. L. KAtCHN.
Advt Mgr.
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OPTICIANS.

\ SMITH NANUFAorUMS5 eI5;
elan. carries o fill live 81 Vp,vs. S,,J
Eyes 2Rninoi FREQ. i0l solll -Al
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ELECTRIC BELTS.

CARRY LARGEST ASSORTMENT or
electric belts aud appliances in tho west
such as electric belts. trusSeS, batteries
electric vests. leggngs, lung aud spinal
shields, knee caps, skull caps electric COR
sets electric inhalerA hair brushes flesh
brushes. foot batteries etc Ms full suit OF
garments cure consumption. 81 Yitus dance
asthma brirhts disease, rhuihatlsm. sclatlca
and all chronic diseases that other renee
dies have failed 20 cure. Everybody Is IN
vltod 10 eau and examine my belts and ap.
planes Consultation and advice free. a
few minute talk costs nothing. Mail orders
flied. X. Goodrich. s. Elmo Hotel. salt
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works can award contracts for extern
slons and service connections on a wise
and consistent basis. The committee
VIII also recommend the extension OF
the large main from Parieys CONDUIT
down Ninth South street and lateral
on Fourteenth East TO serve All Hai-
lows new college grounds and the coun-
try west, the work to be done under
the direction Of the board OF public
works.
A woman named Mrs, NJ. 2. Walker
residing al Az west First South street.
called at the health Office yesterday and
stated to Clerk POLAND that her next
door nelghbor. Mrs. Kendall, had at
tempted to take her life by putting
strychnine into a sack Of flour, Upon
investigation II was found mat MIS-
Walkers suspicious We're purely mag
mary. A sack Of flour and other ar
ticles intended for Mrs Walker were
left by the grocery boy at Mrs Ken.
dall's during the temporary absence OF
the former. Mrs. Walker declared that
when the flour was returned to her II
contained strychnine.
IOIlEHk MlHt 'ltAlN 4 " hiiAo- RANN~
son, the famous author and lecturer, de-
llvers an address at the Ladies' Liter
airy club house, and there Is little doubt
that a large audience viii gather 10
hear the brilliant author Of Woman
and Economics talk upon her pet
themes. Mrs. Stetson, since the publ
cation Of her work, has been the theme
Of all tongues. and her recent lecturing
tour throughout the eastern and south
ern States has called forth some Of the
most fattering tributes paid to wO-
man since the time when her famous
relative. Harriet Beecher stowe, wrote
the book that had so great an intiu-
ence IN molding public opinion In IA
vor Of the black slave. During her re-
cent visit In London, Mrs. Stetson was
llonlzed by all classes, receiving special
notice and distinction at the hands OF
some Of the most renowned and highly
titled people OF England Her tour
through the large cities has been
marked by as distinct appreciation, and
there is no doubt from the verdict OF
the press and persons who have heard
her talk that Salt Lake viii enjoy a
rare treat in tonight's lecture.
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There are few ailments so uncom-
Portable as piles. but they can easily
be cured by using TABLER'S BUCK
EYE PILE OINTMENT Relief follows
its use, and any one suffering from
piles can not afford to neglect to give
II a trial. Price 30 cts. In bottles,
tubes IS cts. z. G. NJ. /. Drug Dept
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The disposition Of children largely
depends upon health. II they are trout
bled with worms, they viii be irritable,
cross, feversh. and perhaps serious
~ sick. WHITES CREAM VERMl-
FUGE Is a worm expeller and tonic to
make them healthy and cheeful. Price
25 cts. z. c. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
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Per Pair sos.
F. AUFRBAcH & BRO.
Gr,nn.I,nchter Tell. it.

Pine Valley, Utah. Nov 20, 1s99.-The
following letter has been written by
Jessie Gardner Of this place TO {. !.
Hood g. Co. Lowell. Mass: My grand
father has been troubled with gas coll
lecting In his stomach. II caused him a
good deal Of suffering. He also had
running sores. lie has taken several
bottles Of Hoods Sarsaparllla, and now
his flesh Is smooth and his stomach does
not trouble him"
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Green and Deputy Sheriff w. II. Gold
man OF Murray were united In marriage
on Thanksgiving day, Deputy Clerh
Blair performing the ceremony.
Mrs. A. c. Ewing entertalns al an
Informal function on Monday
a most delightful entertainment was
given by Miss Barnard j Stewart az
her suburban home Friday evening ln
honor Of Mr.. ]. Frank Chamberlln' VINO
but recently returned from q two years
sojourn In the Eastern states. Amous
many amusing and entertaining num-
bers the following deserve special men
ton: Singing by the guest OF honor'
cake walk by Miss Amelia Ellis, kecl'a
ton by Mr.. Theodore Best, the cor,
Guiding number being a candy-pull' al
present participating.
Mrs. Rosa G. Meyer and Miss Bertha
G. Meyer leave tomorrow morning LOT
New York 10 spend the winter WISHING
Mrs. Max y. Drummer, the daughter Ol
Mrs. Meyer
Mr. l. G.. Meyer leaves tomorrow
morning accompanying his mother ana
sister TO New York. where he VIII re-
main for several weeks attending -
business
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Royal pread Is best and purest.

You can make big money by investing
in New York stocks. We have excel
lent facilities f0r filling orders. Private
wires Quick service. FIVE minute quo
tations on stocks and grain.
B. H. LAWYER e. CO.
All Auerbach Building, lG2 Main Street
Correspondents OF the John G. Morgan
Banking Co, Denver.
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NOW FOR
$1,000
l.. II. MURDOCH,
Section Director.

By Jsnuary /, 1900, the DESfRtT NEWS
.,opes to be able to record that the Semi.
Weekly Edition has reached the $1,000
marx. That figure can undoubtedly be
STAINED II our agents will work With the
sane will between now and Jan ! that thsy
have done in the past ten months Wssin'
ouely thank all our representatives tor
their previous hearty sndsayors, 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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STREYED.
sIrAiNiII,

FROM NEAR WAsATCH. SUMMIT
county | pair Of large black mare mules
both had halters on and were newly shOd
all around also one bad large, heavy horse
blanket on when thoy left. also one bay
mare colt about six months old; also had
halter on; were raised 10 Payson, Utah
county. A liberal reward Will be paid Tor
delivery Of same or any information leading
10 their recovery. W. A. Miles, No IL south
first WpSt
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Ask your Grocer for Royal Bread.

In blllousness. HERBlNE. by ex
polling from the body the excess Of bile
and acids, improves the asslmllatlye
processes, purifes the blood, and tones
up and strengthens the entire system,
Price 30 cts. 2. G. ". ]. Drug Dept.
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PVKI MILK.

The Elsin Dairy company warrants
and guarantees all milk sold by Il to be
absolutely unadulterated and pure, con-
tanning no preservatives OF any kind.
Samples for Analysis may be taken
free OF charge from any OF It's wagons
OF milk depOts.
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The Philadelnhln ErnosIlion

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 Laokawanna Is offering
greatly reduced rates from all stations,
good on all trains.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWoRK.
Small family. Bring reference 6i2 Fifth
East
RELIABLE MAN TO DELIVER AND
collect. Salary SIS week and expenses.
STATE age, etc Globe Company, 1l3 Chest
nut Street, PHI adoiphia, Pa.
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FOR MONDAY,
ann MoNDAY ONLY.

A Striking Portlerre Curtain Bargain,
without us equal anywhere In the West
Just look az them in our windows. Reg-
ular 1895 Fine Chenille Portleres-Witn
deep. heavy knotted fringe at top ana
bottom, handsome dado ana frieze 10
match. Unrestricted choice from twelve
colors-as long IS 81 pair VIII last Mon
day only
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Get YOUR GRASS CREEK
COAL

At Clayton Coal Co. All kinds OF Coal
Yard. Second South and Third West
Office. 43 West Second South. Tel 20S
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HARNESS HARNESS, SADDLES, coLlass
.-..l PLUMBING AND TIN WORKS

GEORGE 6. DOYLE & 60. 81 :, Z:
81, plumbing and heating TEL ia ''@iE
THE DAVID JANEi 90 nv
Galvanized iron works. NoGR ss5 AID
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Regular services Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints VIII
be held tomorrow. Sunday; Fast meet
ings being held In the respective wards
at o'clock pm. Sunday school az
10 am, and meetings in the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows;
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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 Holi-
DAYS al CANNON'S BOOK STORE,
II and Il Main 81.
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SURVEYORS.

MS DEPUTY MINERAL, sg.sisl BIZ,
3 M LYMAN, j.. 2Q5-6 Nhlussu.- =.
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Castle Gate and Winter Quarters,
Lump, Nut and Slack.
ID. ]. SHARP. Agent.
n South. Main Telephone, i29.
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Mrs. A. c. Ewing entertains at an
informal function on Monday
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ON TO MANILA. 20 CENTS.

The last 1000 Of the beautiful book,
"On TO Manila" detailing the achieve
ments Of the Utah batteries In the
Philippines. are now offered at 20 centA
Postage prepaid.
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S. y. HORNBUCKLE'S PENSION.

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEWs."l
Washington, ID. C., Dec. 2-Orlginal
pension has been granted to Simon y,
Hornbuckle. Of Salt Lake city, Of S6
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POULTRY AND PRODUCE
LUMBER DEALERS,

UTAH POULTRY AID PRODUCE o1s
Mission Co. los West First South stree. W
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.


SEE HOUsTON's SALE SIGNS.
All parts OF the city.
All Kinds Of property
All prices
All bargains
sG5oo. 10. R0oM MODERN, fIFTH EAST
and Third south.
$3.50, Groom modern. East Seventh South,
$3.50. G-room and bath. East First South
,hO00, 5Xl0 rods. lst So, close 10 eth East
500, modern cottage. W. Temple street
5000. broom cottage, L. second South.
W. j. Hailorap, "a West Third south.
"HOMES BUILT UPON HONOR" IsTHE
verdict Of all who have seen thuse new
modern brick houses ist South aud 18th
East. The coming residence part
AeGurIln s Co. - W. snd South.
saG RODS DOR THIRD last. $500
even room modern. east side, sssJp,
iIl0 rods 4th =. near 4th T., 500
s-kOoA PRESS DERRICK. BATH FUR.
menis W. l. hubbard q Co. g w End 80
WILL SELL You Al a BARGAIN
W nj lots q cottage or a modern house In
any part OF the city Jas X. shaw under
Walker Bros bank
WE SILL RIAL ESTATE. RENT
houses or collect bad debts Cal and SEQ
US. Woodland & Dean .l6 Mhittnghaw
block. $3.50 Wost First south,
FOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
sac y. T. Peterson. q W. IND 80
WE SELL REAL ESTATE THAT'S ALI.
futile Broa. l4g Main 81
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CLEANING AND nyr,yo
LIVERY AND BOARDING srAaIIs,

UTAH, STATE LIVERY. FEED Ro,p6,''
ng slablei sellers & Holt Broi PM MA ~
Sos Good rigs prompt serylee tss Sb y. II.
rates Tor board NJ horses 81 Sogt5 $3.50 ! y.
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sclEnrlElo MAssAoE.

MADAME JOHNSON. SCIENTIFIC MAS
SAGE treatment and Magnetic healing. 2is
South Main Street Main Room 10,
RaNhnulds Rlnnk
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PARAGON SHOE SHOP
Royal Bread is h4althful, nouTlshlng.

Removed basement 81 Main. four doors
north Deseret Bank. Shoes repaired.
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CHURCH NEWS.
>oo-oo~o~o~~~oo~>>~~~O~o~~

Notices for publication In this column on
Saturdays should be handed In not later than
noon OF that day.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE UNIVERSITY on UTAH IAN v ~.
courses In Arta scicnee m.uins ssi I I
cal engineering NORMAL ila.l - ee-f,d
derga.ten work Coneefnins 49, 49,.
apply 10 ]. 4 Kinssbury' fieslus-s
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FOR RENT.

ROOMS FOR OFFICES IN THE DEN
halter block choice locations.
Houston Real Estate Inv, Co. eii Main
OFFlCEs 10 SUIT ALL CUSTOMERS
In the Board Of Trade Building,
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co, "a Moln
PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS AND
Board; steam heat and gas. ~ Main
TWO-ROOM HOUSE MD SUMNER
Kitchen. at ga south 9TH East
40 HOUSES. ALI PRICES KINDS AND
locations Tuttle Bros ~ Main.
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LIONS SAVINGS BANK and Trust
Co, the Oldest and largest savings
bank In Utah pays 4 per cent interest
on 81 or thousands Start an account.
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MAGNETIC INSTITUTE.

UNTIL DEC. 10th. wEJTMER METHOD
Of Magnetic Healing taught for half price.
s6i Main Street. salt Lake City.
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WANTED.

49,. -
WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH
Antique furniture and silver. Address,
=. O, Box iiGi
SO Pfg ACRE OR WILL EXCHANGE
for salt Lake Zeal Estate 100 acres. twenty
miles south Of salt lake Cliyi 20 acres fall
wheat. Z acres Alfalfa Room 81 u h.
Walker Bldg
BOYS WANTED, UTAH MESSENGER
aud sgnal Co. $50 South Main street,
LADY SOLICITORS FOR CITY WORK.
call gl1 Templeton, from ITO II a. m, 10 D
?. N.
To INVENTOR AND AUTHORS
Caveats fled examinations made In The u.
:. Patent Orlco ut Washington. D. C., copy
rights applied for, patents secured In all
countries Inventors and authors rights
protected An business private, L, 5
Patent Agency, Chas v. stayner Attorney
salt Lake City. Telephone Is. Corresponds
enee with stamps solicited.
TRUSTWORTHY rERsONs TO TAKE
orders for war In south Africa and the
lark Continent rlmSayagery, 10 Civillza.
tlOn. b. william ilaslng tbs famous trav-
elcr. cable editor, and author. Press says
wonderfully complete" graphic descrip-
tions" brilliantly written "sumptuOus-
liz illustrated;" demand remarkable; sales
tribute tl0G00 IN cold among our salespcO-
pie; be FIRST don't miss this chance; also
highest commissions; books on 80 days
credit; freight and duty paid; sample case
free. Address The Dominion Company
Dept v Chieaeo
A GIRL FOR HoUsEwORK AT so
South Eighth East
WOMEN no BIND DRRSs SHIELDS AT
home steady work; distance no dsad-
yantagei ask your dealor TO show you Kora
shields aud hora kiasp hose supporters.
kora shields snap on vast without sowing.
send l0c. tor catalogue Of work. kOra shield
Co, 5.A BrOUmo street New York,
COMPETENT NURSE GIRL REFER
enoes required. Apply lsi First st
a GIRL FOR GENEkAL HOUsEWORk.
Apply 80 Soutn Fifth East
A GENTLEMAN TYPEWRfTER or
Zee desk furnished a competent man for
part type written work Other business
cau be obtained. Apply Judge stayner gc
Mccormick Building, city
YOU TO BRING ALONG YOUR HOUSE
hold goods and other soil, or exchange.
Best terms given at the Co. N 2nd Hand
store, s2i-s5 ;. state Sc
ALFALFA SEED WANTED. HIGHEST
cash price paid Pacific Feed Mil 90. US
w. South Temple, salt Lake Clty
SftON D-UAN NJ NhNI VIE BOlNnlt
SOLD ana eNchangedi easy payments
Washburn Furniture Co., g West First
South, Phone Sl n.
TWO EXPERT oANVAssERS Fok A
fine selling propositions O lady conyssscr OF
experience would he specially suited and
could make good money. Apply ut tho
News
FIRsT.CLAss UPHoLsTERING. III You
have no money, viii exchange. Work guar
anteed. G. Hansen. l59E Idso
A PURCHASER FOR a VARIED
assortment OF second. hand Job display
News. salt Lake City
SECOND HAND FURNITURE AT @6
state street Goods sold on easy payments,
M. WEBER
DO YOU WANT WORK. DO you
want helpi Go TO HefSeirath &Co,. l6l Main
street Telephone 4A q X. Strnck, Mgr.
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rrAH COMMERCIAL AND syG's BANK

Interest paid on savings. w. r.
Armstrong. prest.. p. w. Madsen, vice.
urest., ]. Z. Game, cashier
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ELECTRICAL
MONEY -.v.l: 70 LOAN,
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