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LEFT BILLS UNPAID.


4 dnppcr little fellow who speaks
with slight French accent came to
tho city the 4th or 9Th Of this month
and put up at the Kenyon, one ot the
nrst.clasa hotels 81 the city. lie was
accompanied by his wife and rcg-
lstercd AZ the hotel aH Edmond Leon
sage and wife. lie said he was
"a nephew OF the renowned French imam
cher Sayc ~ tho time when Uamhettn
ruled France lie claimed To- be "a
graduate uf French medical college
and was following IN. profession Of u
pnlmiHt and trance medium iiy
smooth talk he got large advertise
ments In an Of the leading newspapers
of the city besides contracting other
small debts Al ~ his creditors ox-
ccptlng the landlord of the hotel woke
W. one MORNING IN ma him missing
leaving his bills unpaid. II " very
likely that he will attempt the game
In some other city possibly under an
other name. and the press should be- On
the lookout for him,
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WOMEN AND POLyGAMY.
Tfiennial Council Assembled Considers Reso.
luiions Aimed a, Uhh.
Measure L. Against the seating ct
,onEr, man-t,i-et tobert. ttsh
Women. Position.

Special to the News"
Washington. y. e.. Fob. is.-rho Ma
tionnl Council of Women has reported
% resolution providing that no person
shall be- allowed TO hold place In "a
inw-nblding body when q iaw-brcnker
himself This resolution was presented
with the majority report.
The minority object to the last named
and viii report the resolution almost
the same but with n preamble which
t.cites the Edmunds act and singles
out polygnmy NJ particularly criminal
thus pointing directly at Mr. Roberts
I,eprcscntatiyc-clcot from Utah
There arr about ten Utah women who
have votes In the convention one "i
these IL Mrs. SNOW. who h accompanied
by her daughter. Miss SNOW
The late brigham Young'r family v
r.presented by two OF his daughters
N,.. Gina Young card. and Mrs Sura
youuv Gates. The Utah women. pro-
,,s, Ia stand together on whatever ae'
,t,n they ultimately decide 10 take
Th.y are Tor harmony. II II probable
that n tho council does not amend the
resolution presented they will let II go'
but II the W. e. r. 4. women and 80
clai party women got after them too
brlskly these Mormon" ladies propose
10 resist ~ passage.
Mn. snow says Il Is not possible That
the council viii be "a discourtcous TO
large body ~ women. an Integral part
OF the council. aa Co adopt harsh meas
urcs. n In the discussion Of the r"Ho-
lutlons acrimony results and the draat-
ic measure II supported, II IN not ut nll
unlikely that the u,nh women VIII
withdraw. None Of these women be-
ileye In plural marriages. They have
accepted tho later revelation OF single
or homogeneous marriages.
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MINES AM MINING mrN.

The white cloud 81 Unite ~ showing
native gold IN white quartz.
\. 4. Wilson. tho well known mining
man. went 10 Nephi this morning.
Assays from the Superior at Tintic
run All the way from 81 to 50 per ton
In gold
shipments from Tintlc during the
week amounted 60 ~ ears 81 ore, 10
ears " concentrates ana - bars ~ bull
lion.
John \. Kirby. superintendent ~ tho
tiullinn- Beck, was In the city today
shipments.
The recent shipment from the Utah
mine ~ Fish springs. aHHnycd 20 per
cent lead and 100 ounces silver u the
ton.
West. Daly. Northern Light and Yankee
Glrl mlulnE companies viii be- held in
this city On Monday
Joe Hamburger. the broker. Is putting
ON morr style Than an the brokers put
together. Tie nav has an assistant In
uniform. who k"eps tab on the busi-
ness done In the pit
Tintlc Miner; The ore encountered In
the winze In the Eagle last Friday iH
reported tn be- widening out into very
respectable dimensions, with good bi-
metallic values The management Ia
rotlcent concerning the extent of tho
strike,
The Mercur Miner says "No Admit
lance" IN posted over tho mouth of the
Northern Light tunnel from which the
rich shipping ore n being taken. nnd
M which point AN the work IN nov be-
Ing concentrated, while tho mouths of
the employees ARE about ~ tightly closed
~ that of the tunnel.
The North Godlva Mining company
has been Incorporated. The capitaI
stock N $4,000, In Decent shares. n.
j. Wallace II president: Hugo be
prezin. vice president: and James r.
nriscoll, secretary ana treasurer. The
claims owned are the Ella, North
,iodiya and Anaconda, In the Tintlc
district.
John Grlmshaw, describing the under
ground workings Of the old Cave mine
In Beaver county, says there n u tunnel
1000 feet long and u shaft 600 feet deep.
In AN incline rich specimens 81 ore are
10 be seen, while the mine has ready for
shipment two carloads Of good mineral.
Charles Price, the foreman. IL much
encouraged with the outlook.
Articles Of Incorporation OF the Bling
ham. Utah. Gold Mining company have
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Another ,,loelade %, Msrcur.

Truly. II never SHOWS but u SHOWS
This at least has been the experience
~ the Mcrcur company within the past
week or 20. the storm being Hu heavy
nH 10 render impossible the continuous
operation ~ IT, mill nt Manning. II
was only Wednesday that the min was
permitted tn resume ON the old basis
after shutdown Of several days. and
now II II nEain tied ~. word from the
property this morning telling Mr.. Dorm
that another fndwHturm had forced u
shutdown az O'Clock this morning.
Superintendent Edwards stated. hove
ever. that "a" believed THE blockade
would be- raised In a Few hours. ~ he
had biz force Of men engaged In
Hhovelng snow. The winter has been a
severe one nt Mercur. and mine owners
have been put 60 considerable trouble
aud annoyance IN consequence.
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iiAiiatinE for the President 81 iran.. 81
Versailles rodayi,au.-. iArit.msnt.

iiAliotinE for the President 81 Frame. At
Versailles Todayi,sa.-. Iaeltem.nt
Paris. Fob. is-Whon the sitting az
the assembly was resumed Tits after
noon the puhllc galleries were crowded.
The trllrrs entered. headed hy ~.
ThuuNrau, who announced that NJ.
t.nuhet had been elected by "a vote NJ
90 10 .s1 cast Tor ~. Mcllns. amidst APP
pluuao from the lcfiist aud center
groups.
finy scattering votes were c1Ht. d.
vi,s'd among N, CHyanngaic. Gen. Jn-
mont. Glen. SnuHHi'r and others. Tho
prugfcHslstH uH previously cnblci In
sisted on voting Tor NJ Moline. at
though he had Withdrawn his candi-
duurr IN favor ~ N, inuhrt which
explains tho vote east fOr him.
senator ChnuNonnu added.
N. i.nbuct having obtained an nhfp-
Lutte majority. ! proclaim him president
uf the republic
The announcement was greeted with
prolonged applause mingled with Niu-
lent protests FROM the rightlHtH ana the
lcftists shouting "Niyc De Rrpuhllc'
n, Chnuyvau then declared tho rit.
ting closed.
4 squadron W CuIwHsierf arrived 90
tho palace 60 escort the new president
aud WIS greeted hN the crowd outside
with cries NJ 'Nlyo rhrmot'
calm prevailed, although the crowds
were Increasing in Hlgn,
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$4,000 FOR HIS TEETH.
Edwin ". Fast Sues for a Fall Ut the
'hutcs- His Story.

When h. lost ME teeth his grin ON his
profession was broken also. Consollda
ton cnn come only through the collcc-
ton of t2i.oOn damages from his former
employers. This. Edwin NJ. East. for
mofly ~ Salt Lake says Ia tho story
Of bic spoiled face aud blightod hopes
East sets forth that h. was hurt
Sept y 1888. while doing the ioO.fnut
slide nt the water chutca. iicsidrs ho-
ink forced to part with his teeth HE
lower Jaw was broken and e. fcW slash.
~ were made IN hls ~ AMI chin
Ills trouble. aud biz demand FOR COM
pcnsation will b. told IN IN" circuit
court this morning
Il had made the drop eighteen times.
East tells In hla complaint but the
hard luck came In the nineteenth whiri.
and ! was doing % an fur So week.
u happened at 10 o'clock Everybody
WIS staying 90 see my act too. I went
~ the pole e. my pedestal. grabbed
my torches and called my signals tn
Mcclure. who was standing ut the low .
or md ~ the cable.
All right be- answered. I took tho
strap In my mouth and swung IN. AZ
tor "a sail NJ 40 feet the cable gave way
nnd was l"ft iu tho air. ! became un.
conscious up there
Then East goes ON a. relate how
when half way down be- struck the iron
railing alongside tho chutcH losing hia
teeth. breaking his Jaw and cutting his
lower iip aud chin. he speaks ~ bcini
taken 60 the Cook county hospital and
considered dead Tor three days. lIe re-
covered and was discharged sept 20.
The false teeth he claims viii inter-
fcfu with his going ON IN the sliding
profession. ~ be- places his future
handicap nt the s2i.o'p mark. -rhicuEu
Record,
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PERSONAL.

George T.. Savage ~ the nrm ~ g. u.
savage Art Bazaar. lett last evening for
the East. where he VIII spend three
weeks at Chicago. New York and hos
ton, Tor the puriuH" NJ buying new
stock. sir, savage took his llttl" daugh-
ter, Geneva, with him ana viii leave
her with her aunt Mrs Joseph a
Duke N chicago, while b" T. In the
East.
Gep. u. Alder n back again In the
city he has been ON q visit a. Yer
mont. during which time h. was In
Montpelier In the head office ~ the
National Life Insurance company ~
Vermont, ~ which company he 10 AN
agent
Str. Weiby ~ tho rio gruudo West
prn came HON" from the south to-day.
Since leaving Helper Mr. Welhy has
been inspecting the line from ilnlpyr
a. tho city.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Agnes cutler tD Walter Cooper.
warranty decd. part section %.
township 2 south. range ! VESTS 300
Louisa g. Ice e. W. n. Noal. war
nrnty. deed, part lot Z. block iio.
llht n ssstts ssssssss ssssssssssss ltlWl
w. a. Cooke vt nj Co bingham.
i'inh. Gold Mining company. quit
claim. Triangle Placer. West
Mountain ..... 90. coo. .s...4...
George Mnllott ct al go same quit
claim. Nimrnd Placer. West
Mountain ...... ...... .............
May Mnllett tn same. puit claim.
Interest SAME ...s.... .4s..ss.....
Mary Palm tn Edward McGurrln.
uuit claim. part section r.. town
shin 2 SOUTH uingo I west ...... N
United Stntes Ia Martin Hanson
patent, part section ~. township
2 south. range I west ...........
w VI. Cahuun Co \. ". Ashhv.
agreement. right ~ way part lot
I. block 10. pint 4 ........ .......
!. y. johnson To- 4. \ WisWpii
agreement. part section I. town
ship I south. range I onat....... 2.ONf
!. ~. Give ~ ni "a y. y. Taylor
ehrn1'H decd. part section 80
township ! north. range Z west. A.ir.
inihl ssssssss sssssss sstssssssssNtifla
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Omaha, Feb. is.--Cattle--ll Receipts.
st00Haa0 Western steers. yls0fiihn.
Texas steers. l3.G5Hiso. cows and
hcifcrs, fA20ui01. Gamers. s22imlia,
stockefs ana feeders. t3p0HiS1. calves.
NoonGi6 bulls and stays. t2.s0nipn.
Hogs Receipts. 5000. Market De-
lower Heavy. I.i2ihHds0. mixed,
ls5iitIaii; light. 3f'h13i2it; pigs,
sio0nat0. bulk Of sales. slinn 1865.
sheep Receipts. 400. Market active.
Native muttons t11Oaiap. Westerns.
sl.sonl2n. stockcrs. sa.s0n3Ge lambs.
FfUNfffks
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One Call a Day Evidently the
Proper Thing.
FOUR ACES EXCITEMENT.
Mammoth Continue. TO Advance and
Gsostcn.De Ia Mar u Heavily
Dealt III.

The work In the pit today demonstat-
81 one thing with one call day
II IL possible for the members ~ the
exchange to transact NJ great volume
OF business as usually accompanies both
morning ana afternoon sessions. Late
yesterday afternoon the governors OF
The exchange decided To have but one
call on Saturdays. and this morning
the brokers got together aud for two
md q half hours INDUCED In business
like manenvcrs. each stock called re-
ooivlng due consideration and ntten-
ton, ana resulting In record Of 20 7es
shares sold. with selling value u
tgl.a2'.ei. II was the best call the
brokers' haN. had for some time past.
aud the work done was greatly On.
luyed by all present. especially by the
ladies, who are usually In attendance
on Saturday. ladies' day.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTICES.

The sunday school missionaries ~ this
stake will meet In the sunday school
Union rooms IN the Tcmpleton building
tomorrow, sunday, nj 10 "A. M,
The principals and assistants ~ the
four departments of tho sunday school
Union meeting, viii meet az o'clock
lust before Union meeting In the Four
trenth ward assembly hail.
The SUNDAY School Union of this
stake viii hold its regular monthly
meeting on Monday evening next. Feb.
TO- In the Fourteenth ward assembly
rooms. 4 full representation OF super
intendents and heads Of departments II
especially desired
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Special Correspondence.
Vcrnal. Feb. iG.-Mr. ionsbcrry re-
turned last evening from tho Victoria
ur Dyer mine. where he has been In
spoctlnE tho companya properties IN
connection with the ACTING Hupcrin-
tendont. Mr.. u. NJ. Pope,
Neither gentleman will talk much
about the property. but II IL evident that
the Inspection was highly satisfactory.
AZ an Increase uf several mon ~ 10 be-
made In the mining furrc at once. ana
improvements made nt the mine in the
shape ~ boarding and bunk houses.
etc.
\ now track yill he laid also. aud the
property put iu shape FOR large In
crease ~ the output 81 ore. ~ r. safe
20 say that there win be- 100 tons of
ore shipped 60 Price monthly a. soon
~ the necessary improvements can be-
made nt tho mine. This means an
expense " $500 month Tor frrlght
alone.
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Membership on the Oid Exchange s,iii
Iirinrs q Good Figure.

The market FOR seats ON the Salt
Lake stock and mining exchange con-
tinues Rood. For the past few weeks II
has been the custom to sell u member.
shin during the Saturday cnil. and
each week the stock has been readily
taken at q figure exceeding $3.50. To-
day sale was made To DE witt ~.
Lowe. the scat bringing 1852. II " un-
derstood that this will be- transferred
To W. I. Hafnott. who II about to enter
the stock business with Mr.. Lowe.
seven more seats viii be sold On q
similar basis, after which the books
will be- closed on membership u
aevcnty-nyo.
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pr>,rn LI,r srocK.

Denver. Fob. iS--Cattle-I Receipts. ~.
Market quiet hut steady. beef steers.
tl,ii ~ $500. cows. fi.2i ~ 500 feed.
ofH. freight paid a. river. s3.2i ~ stGo.
stockcrs do. tl.5i a. st5s. bulls and
stays. f20o n $500.
Hogs Receipts. 200. Market 5c
lower iiEht packers. faG0 20 flci.
mixed 1856 q tie0. heavy. $50 " 1855.
sheep Rccoipta go. Market steady.
good, tat muttonr, f3co u fioo. lambs.
N2s " $500.
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LADIES sr,rs Su.r ~. ara. q. MI

A. the season ~ tho year whom pnou-
mnu.n. M grippe. sore throat coughs.
colds. catarrh. bronchitis ana luug
troubles are tn be- guarded against.
nothing "la "a Tine substitute" will zane
sWcr the purpose" or IL lust as good
aH one Minute Cough cure. That "
the ono infallible remedy for an lung,
throat or bronchial troubles. Insist
vigorously upon having ID " something
else N offered sou. y. g. Schramm,
Mccormick iluildinr. corner Ainin
street First South.
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been filed with the county clerk. u has
q capital stock ~ $4,000 In shares " 10
cents each and owns claims IN the
West Mountain district. J. T.. jackson
II president. J. ". IiuFd. vice president,
and W. 4. Cooke. secretary and trcas-
uror. These, with Geurgc Mulict. J. X.
Unstrom and g. $. Woods. make up the
hlfnrlnrN.
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Tho SENT Weekly "Ncws" a. tho
great country paper N ih' intormoun-
tain region. n circulAteH iu every city
and settlement In Utah. ana m most ~
those Of Idaho, Wyoming, Arizina.
Colorado. New Mexico Montana Se-
vndn, Western Canada and Ola Mexico:
nH an advertising medium u Is unoN-
cellod.
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KANsAs cIrY LIVE srnrK.

Kansas city. Feb. is-Cuttic-itcY
ceiptH. goo. Market unchanged
Hogs Receipts. 5000. Market weak
10 Be- lower. slow. iiuik uf sales $3.50
ma10i heavy t3G0Ias1A
Packers. ,liinaf2is. mixed. 'li0n
$50. lights. tlloH8G1. pigs. tl25ag a..
sheep Receipts. 1000. Market. steady.
Lambs s1.i0Htso; muttous. sli01iio.
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For frnsi bites burns. iudolout sores.
oczonin. skin disease. and especially
piles. DrNittH witch Hazel Saive
stands nrHt and best. Look nut for
dishonest people who try 10 initiate ANA
counterfeit a. les their endorsement
of u good article. Worthless goods are
not Initiated. Get neMIttH witch
Hazel saivc. H. g. Schmmm, Mo'nr-
nick building, corner Main street. First
South
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LADIES suirs Jusr IN, .rz, @, MI.

give me liver regulator and can
regulate the world" said a genius The
druggist handed him "a bottle Of De
little pills y. g. schramm, Mccormick
Building. corner Main street, First
south.
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WEEKLY nASK STATEMENT.

New York. Feb, iS.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following chnngos.
surplus reserve. decrease. 4i.i3s.OOO;
loans. Increase, s. So 200. specie, In
crease. fa.63l.0O0. legal tenders. de-
crease, 81. ia1.1oo; deposits. Increase,
fp.iia goo; circulation. decrease. fsi 800.
The banks now hold s3taiis25 In cx-
cess Of the requirements ~ the 20 per
cent rule.
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Are you restless NJ night and
hnrusned hy a bad coughf Use RAIL-
LARD's HOREHouND sYRuP. Il win
secure you sound sleep. ana effect "a
prompt and radical cure. Price 81
and Do cents. u. g. NJ. I. Drug Dent.
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The week In the pit has seen bust
ness amounting 10 12i.hSi aharcH with
pared with dealings year ngu the In
crease IN phenomenal. sales ut that
time reaching but g 600 shares. which
sold FOR the sum of tis.aS0.20. The
volume of trading. however. IL gradu-
ally getting less. and figures. In the
main. are slowly ruccumblng To at.
tncks OF the bear
The closing figures We're ~ follows
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TABLEWs BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT H. no punac"n. but o. recon-
mondrd for Piles only, These ID will
cure Price 20 cents IN bottles. Tubes,
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SAN pRANCIsco MARKETS.

San Francisco. Fob. is-whcut.-
quiet. May LIN cash. i.is.
liarlcy-Quiet, May, iagis; new,
i.0iN. cash. igIh
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ni-.lNI.,- ri,ANni-.

V. T.. Wells. heretofore special agent
NJ The Home Fire Insurance Com
pany Of Utah. will hereafter conduct "a
general brokerage business In mining
stocks. loans aud Insurance. Hts pres-
ent Office II No 1i6 Mccormick Build.
ing at which place he viii BE- pleased
tu see his friends. Correspondence so
tlplted.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEw YORK MARkEts.
MONEY.

New York. Feb. is-Moncy on call
steady at Cos per cent. last loan 90.
Prime mercantile paper s.n1a per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
h sincss In bankers bills ut i.sGGi, for
demand and at tSinh Tor GO days.
posted rates as and as; commercial
bills. i,s3nh.
silver certificates nominal. s9isaGoM.
liar silver. saA,
Mexican dollars. ~.
state bonds Inactive. railroads strong.
Government bonds steady. Jn ioGA
new a. reg. ana coup. is1. ~, ii2A;
coupon. ilsA 2nds. %: 5'r rig. and
coupon, iiiA.
STOCKS AND bonds.
New York. Feb. is.-RirinF prices
are the rule nt the opening ~
the stock market Five hundred share.
u Tobacco were dealt In at ~, and
the next transaction, 800 shares nt iti.
was followed by GO NJ rs. against
i.asA. last nights close, The extensive
activity In the stock market and the
consequent revival or general interest
afforded numerous opportunities FOR tho
professional element to manipulate
prices either way Therefore, while
some stocks We're depressed others were
advanced, which impaired hesitation 10
the dealings. Tobacco rlumped on to
iil. but was soon forced ~ above i.i2
pncincH and the induHtriala generally
lost ground.
The publication of the bank state
ment. which shows Hhrinknge In
surplus reserve OF ti,laNOO0, started an
active selling movement which carried
many shares down about point, COM
mission house orders We're met nt the
break which soon started prices ON the
uptnck with tho movement accelerated
by the exceptional huoyancy ~ Tobnr-
90 which made twenty point rise.
The rebound failed to put priceH to tho
best except In Isolated eases.
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SUGAR.

New York. Feb. N-Sugar-R Raw.
firm. fair refining 1916. centrifugal
% test. Az molnSHe- sugar az. re-
nncd urn; crushed. ~; powdered. So;
rrauulnted, q
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ROYAL s s:*".s
y ABSOLUTELY PURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
so,pa asosrs. co.. t-yo-.
Timothy -e.is bid.
FlaN-i.ists.
nosroS MARKrr.


lloston. Feb is.-B. 4 NJ. s.5li6G
2.'G; -. n ~. aJiSasi
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Harry u. Cole. stock nroher.
20 West Second South. Phone 539,
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rsyiar nro... sto.s nrah.rs.
u W. First So. Wire orders uur expense
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rimsr .. Darling. siocl nroLsr.
loans. . W. End South. Tei. iQs.
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Morrl. a west. stock nroter.'
al Atlas Block Telephone esi,
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Andrew a Lombard. stock iiroters,
sos Atlas Block. Tel. g30-i Rings.
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SEAT MAllKEr rinM.

Totals 90. 90. 90. ig5.5sl iii5.2ia.'
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This 10 strictly u cash sale
no charges can DO made Of
these suits at this pricol
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Your choicc Of any o. our
$t2.5O. St3.5O. SIS. $fe5o.
Si9 and $50 Suits BLACK Wor-
stods excepted for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

loss Of flesh. Hnllow complexion.
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