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"Whrl-i-Gg' and "Sapolio' are continued
Weber Felds's Music Hall. and applauded
again last night by a large audience.
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He-Wha the matter dear? You look II
there was something troubling you.
Shs-There Is. I've joined a Don't Worry club.
ano don't know how In the world am going TO
Day my dues.--(Yonkers Statesman.
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The usual attractions found at the Eden
Musee yesterday. Tomorrow the Rose Show will
be added to them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04

Cache valley has been chosen as the
ground upon which is to be fought the
first battle for Utah's vacant seat in
congress. BY rare coincidence both
Democrats and Republicans hit upon
Logan as the place, and they lacked
but one day of hitting upon the same
date
Judge King will speak in Logan on
Tuesday evening. March 6, and James
T. Hammond, his opponent, will follow
on Wednesday evening. March Z. Judge
King will be accompanied in his Cache
valley itinerary by David 9. Dunbar.
his rival for the nomination in the
Democratic convention.
Mr.. Dunbar accepts his defeat as a
good Democrat should; he has turned
his guns upon the common enemy, and
will leave no stone unturned TO secure
the triumphant election of Judge King
to congress. He will speak from the
same platform with the judge at every
point visited in Cache county.
The Republicans have arranged def
nitely only for the Logan meeting, at
which Mr.. Hammond will be the chief
speaker. Other speakers from this city
VIII also speak at this meeting, among
them. no doubt, Postmaster Thomas.
who is considered one Of the great Re
publican orators of the state.
An effort will also be made to have
Reed Sn1ott of Provo at this opening
meeting. Colonel George B. Squires,
who made such a nit in nominating
Hammond, will be used on the stump
throughout the campaign.
Judge Kings Itinerary.
Judge Kings itinerary for next week,
in company with Mr.. Dunbar, will be as
follows:
Mendon, Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock; Logan, Tuesday evening at
1880; Wednesday, Providence, at II in
the morning; Millville at in the after
noon; Hyrum and Wellsville in the
evening. Thursday. Hyde Park, at
in the afternoon, and Smithfield in the
evening; Friday. Lewiston, at 2 in the
afternoon, and Richmond in the even
ing. The judge and Mr.. Dunbar will
be assisted by local speakers, among
others n. ]. Matthews, Joseph Munson,
1. c. Trosesen and F. K. Nebeker.
The programme for the speaking
campaign from hat stated above has
not been decided upon by the state
committee. 1t is lhe intention to put
a number of speakers on the stump.
The Republicans have not decided
upon their plan of campaign.
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SIT. as good baker or a second cook.
Bingham or city. A go. Herald.
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oLooION OF CARPENIERS To-
cal carpenters union will hold meeting
on Wednesday night in the Trades and
LABOR hall, on Second South Gtreet. All
IN carpenters Of the city are invited TO
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DIED.

APPLEBY.-At Stockton, Tooele county,
March J. 1900, Mrs Ada Appleby, wife
OF Charles II. Appleby. aged As years,
very suddenly of heart failure.
Deceased leaves a husband and two
children. a son and a daughter, to mourn
her death. Funeral will be held from
the residence of her brother, Mr.. Thomas
Seldom, at 229 West First South, at II 80
a. m. Sunday. March 4, 1900. Friends wish
ing to view the remains are requested to
do so between 10 and II a. m. Sunday IN
terment in City cemetery. Friends of the
family are respectfully invited.
PBABODY.-At the family residence. 1864
Third street. Saturday morning March
So. Grace Louise, daughter Of a. H. and
Grace Peabody. of scarlet fever, aged
years, months and . days.
THOIAS.-In this city. March . 1900
Michael Thomas, aged 50 years.
Funeral will be held Monday, .. m.
at S. D. Evans funeral parlors, 213 State
street.
SCHARER.-In this city, at st. Marks
hospital. of heart failure, John Scharer
aged % years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
BATT-John Bait. born in Downhurst-
bourne Hants. England May IS 1877
died in Salt Lake City, March 2 1900
He was a true Latter-day Saint. and
died in hopes of glorious resurrection.
Funeral services VIII be held in the
First ward meeting house on Monday,
March % at p. m. Friends of the fam
lily are invited to attend. MillenniaI Star
please copy.
WATSON.-Alexander Watson, son of
Robert and Mary Watson born in the
year 1895, on the 18th of May, in Lam
AYRSHIRE town, FaSkin, Scotland. died.
40, Sd of March, 1900.
Funeral services Tuesday, 9Th, at / D.
m, at Sixth ward meeting house. De-
ceased leaves a wife. eight children, TWEEN
ty-six grandchildren and one great-grand-
child.
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COUNTY TEACHERS MEET.
Able Paper Read Yesterday By Miss
Holton.

At the meeting of the county school
teachers yesterday morning in the
university building, an excellent PAPER
was read by Miss Adelaide HoluJn on
"Monotonies in School Work The
subject was handled in an able man
ner, being considered from I'LL the
points of view possible. TIL. main
point emphasized was that Q. teacher
must live up to the ideals that he ex-
pounds. if he would have his teachings
have any effect.
Superintendent Van COtt, who pre-
sided at the meeting. made a spirited
appeal for more earnest work among
the schools. He deprecafe ed the grow
ing tendency in the sch ools to enter
tain rather than TO encourage work of
the kind that counts. 8 general discus
sion was held by the teachers. and the
meeting adjourned for two weeks.
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DRIP IN.

We don't care whether you
COME IN \ HURRY or not,
but don't fail TO come with your
want ad.
Do YOU want help?
Do YOU want a situation?
Do you want board and room?
Do you want a farm?
Do you want a house2
Do you want ANYTHING?
If there is anything in Utah
that YOU WANT. The Herald
will find it for you. While you
swing your feet in the arm
chair and look out of the win
dow Sunday morning, We can
tell yo1r story to something like
$4,000 people for you. Conven-
lent, isn't it?
The Herald's want columns
are growing. and it is because
thew pay.
Ask somebody who has used
them.
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DEATH OF ALEX WATSON.
Well Known Citizen Passed Away
esderday.

Alexander Watson. one of the old
settlers of Utah and resident Of Salt
Lake for fifty years. died shortly be-
fore 3 o'clock yesterday morning from
an attack of asthma. He had been
suffering FROM the malady the greater
part of the winter and il was the suf-
ferings that he underwent, combined
with the feebleness Of age, that caused
his demise.
The deceased was born in Scotland,
and at an early age came to America.
For a time he lived in St. Louis, and in
1850 he removed to Utah, where he has
resided since that time. He was by
profession a contractor, and has fol-
lowed that business for many years. He
was Familiarity known among MS
friends as Sandy" Watson. and was
universally loved and respected. He
leaves a wife and eight children to
mourn. his loss.
The funeral SCI vices will be held in
the Sixth ward assembly hall at l
o'clock on Tuesday next.
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Quiet at pMontreal.

Montreal, March at was feared that
there would be a renewal of the students
demonstration tonight. and the police and
military were kept in readiness to quell
anv disturbance. but the night passed
without any serious trouble. A small
party of young Engishmen paraCed the
streets. carrying a union jack, and sew
eral free fights took place, but the police
quickly dispersed the crowd. The trouble
is annarenllY at an end.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04

The praise and commentator of dis
eliminating travelling men is always
valuable and influential. IL is this
class always in the majority at Don
Porter's new hotel, The Kenyon" who
dc not qualify or abridge the pleasant
or complimentary things they have 10
saw OF this particularly nice" new no.
rel
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keeper for company. Is competent in
sil- gle and double entry bookkeeping: has
no objection to leaving the city. Can fur
nlSh excellent references. Address r. B.,
Jr, 81 West So. Temple
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Y. NJ. C. A. RECEPTION.
Interesting Event Scheduled For
Tuesday Night.

IuLeISsLIHS IspHt oOL1ON1011o11
Tuesday Night.
The reception that is to be held at
the Y. NJ. c. A. on Tuesday evening
promises to be an interesting event.
For weeks past the arrangements com
mittee has been working to get the az
fairs in shape, and it gives promise OF
being the biggest event of the year
in the Y. NJ c. a. work. An excellent
has been prepared.
Selections will be rendered by w X
Sfbley. Miss Craig, Miss Edna Brown
and Bert dtrgetts. The Grand theatre
orchestra VIII furnish the music for the
evening. Following the programme.
the gymnasium will be the scene of an
athletic carnival by some thirty of Pro-
fesfor Augustus trained athletes.
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Fad Another Paralytic Stroke.

Dubuque. Ia, March AT ! o'clock
This morning Archbishop Hennessy re-
ceived his third paralyJic stroke. It was
light but terribly suggestive of the end.
ii is hardly pos ible that he can last
rnltnh ilngpr.
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especial to The Herald
Cheyenne, March 3.-United States
Marshal Croker of Colorado and deputy
arrived here tonight with Bob Lee, alias
Curry. alleged to be one of the three
men who dynamited and robbed the
Union Pacific express train at Wilcox last
June. Lee was locked up in the county
jail and will be tried at the May term OF
the United States court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04

SOLICITORS Of good character TO act
for Chicago Portrait company: travel
with company; splendid opportunities for
advancement. Gail or address State Man.
ager for the c. P. Co, 442 18th street,
Ogden, Utah.
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Utah Coal.

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters
lump, nut and slack; anthracite, all
sizes. D. ]. SHARP, Agt.
rs South Main. Telephone No. 429.
"a East First South street.
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The Knutsford Hotel

The one place for comfort and ele-
gaEce. Fireproof. Central. Telephone
in every room, and mo dern in every
way.
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EDUCATIONAL.

J. b. MKEES BUSINESS COLLEGE
First So. St, gives she most thorough
course of business training west Of Chi
cage Easy terms. J. 3. Mckee. prin-
cipal-
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A BANK OF EARTH to
BANK in is the best chance
OF all for making on this
EARTH a homo

A BANK OF EARTH to
BANK in is the best chance
OF all for making on this
EARTH a home
For young man to live In.
McGurrin & Co..
Home Promoters
Win loan you money to buy or build a
home.
On 18th East. brick house. barn. tool
house. chicken houses, 30 choice fruit trees,
lot 5X20 rods. price only $3.50. Easy
terms. $500 TO $500 cash. Price 81 800.
On Third street 4-roOm brick and Ski
corner lot, bath, range, electric light,
Twelfth East. Sx1O lot fine shade and
Brigham street. SKID lot and 4-room
house. frame, s2.750.
East Second South. five blocks out. az
rods frontage and fair Groom house and
barn, at low price Of s.. 200
A choice east side. residence. modern
brick. of 9 rooms. fine cellar and laundry,
Magee furnace, brick barn. worth $500,
sell for $500.
Fast First South, 2l1x1O, $3.50; sxlO
$500
Tenth East, choice lot. east frontage.
$3.50.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
We are ordered to SeIl vacant ground
on I street at 500 per rod. 500 per rod
corner Sth and K St. and or the East
bench at 500 per rod, or building lots of
80 feet frontage for 500 each.
On z. 5th So. 3-rod corner and 4-roOm
house. south front, 81 800.
Same locality. S-room frame. bath and
electric light, $3.50.
$50 for equity in Groom house, lot
46xl32, near End West and No. T.
McGurrin & Co, IS ". Ind South.
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KROEGER MOvES-Justice of the
feace Kroeger has removed his Office
from the Commercial block 10 Zl6 Main
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MODERN 7-tsOOM house Enquire at
MCCOY drug store. Fifth East and Third
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1 have the largest stock of imported
gopds in the west. Fit and finish guar
anGeed. H. D. SABINE,
Merchant Tailor. 172 Main Street.
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TWO ROOMS. g Apple street.
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Painless extraction OF teeth by DR..
z. NJ Keysor, 1872 Main street, Auer-
bach building.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
Groshell, sole agent Utah. ri Main Ex-
pert cash register repairing
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UTAH Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Co.
81 Richards ST. High-class work: mod
crate prices. Telephone No. 6S2, N
UTAH CLEANERS and Dyers. First
class work promptly done Repairing 14a
East First South
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PROFITS in stocks. wheat and cotton
Mackey's modern methods make money.
Write for our free box. c. z. Mackey &
Co, . Broadway. New York
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BY No furniture, carpet and drapery
salesman: employed but want 20 make a
change- No. l references. Z. Burg.
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Il HOUSES-ALL KINDS-SEE futile
Bros, l49 Main. Red BAH signs.
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GROOM modern brick. Jefferson St. 81 800
S-room modern brick. East 2nd So..... 4.500
Groom modern house on End ST.. l 800
5xf0 .-ods on Brigham St..-.....-......- 4 coo
5x10 rods. corner on 9TH St............ ! 500
broom brick cottage z. 5th So. 1000
Groom brick. 5th St-..............1 400
T-room house new, 18th East.......... 1.6OO
Come and see me. Jas. X Shaw, under
Walker Bros bank.
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Christensen Bros. will furnish the
music at Gray Bros opening Wednes-
day evening.
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French Nougat. PC. pound. Marsh
mallow Taffy at 15c. pound, Monday at
KOlitZ.
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Utah Commerc

Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. w. F. Arm
strong, president; ]. E. Game, cashier.
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LOST

DADY'S watch, gold case, open face on
Saturday night. between Brigham and
Third South on Main. Return 10 los Third
street and receive reward.
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BY YOUNG man. as helper TO paper
hanger or carpenter have had experience
at both. 4 2SS
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Abstracts of Titles
Train Robber at Chevenne

Gustave H. Backman, rooms 2O-21
Com1 blk. Phone, 300, N.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

FEOt LJOiO4NfAL NrniN--- -------
PRATT & WILEY. LAW 1II'7'
Rooms 37-3S Hooper Building
DICKSON. ELLIS & ELLIS --ss,
Attorneys fifth floor, Two
building.
ALVIRAS T. SNOW. lawyer i 5.oo--3
43O-l31 d. +. Walker Bldg-. " Ss-c-s
South Salt Lake City. Phone 81 rs
NJ yyo5deu' Thomas Adams
WADDELL & ADAMS ,,- md
AItorneys-at-Law. Rooms Nus; S7tNy
4f6 Mccormick building, sat Lz-As
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Electricians, Attention.

A4ONt4 4O4tt44o, 41ILOtILIUI-
There will be meeting of the cleo
tricians of Salt Lake in the Federation
Of Labor hall, Tuesday evening at s
o'clock. for the purpose of organizing.
Organization Committee, U. F. of L.
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Christensens'

New term for gentlemen's class COM
mences Monday evening at 1880 p. m.
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FOR SALE-.REAL ESTATE.

WE SELL real estate-lhat's all. Tut
lie BIOS. l49 Main street Red ball signs.
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MORRIS TO SPEAK.-Elder n. L. Nor
us VIII lecture this evening at the Six
teenth ward meeting house taking for his
theme. Evidence Of History" The serv-
ICES wall commence at $3.50. Elder Morris
reputation as an entertaining. speaker as
sures q large at-er-iance de la..rl1ra
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BOTH OPEN At LOGAN
Cache Valley to Witness First
Campaigning.
KING STARTS TUESDAY
HAMMOND FOLLOWS HIM ON
WEDNESDAY.

Partial Itinerary Mapped Out For
Democratic Nominee Who Will
Be Assisted ALI Along the Line by
David C. Dunbar, Who Was De-
feated in the Convention.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

I
AT housecleaning or laundry work by
competent laundress. Mrs. Fitzgerald. is
/ z. 3rd So.
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PERSONAL.


FRANCO-HISPANO- alliance.
Professor Schaufelds classes in Spanish
and beginners in French meet Mondays
and Fridays, $50 p. N. Advanced classes
in French as usual, room 4A Constitution
building. Terms 81 month for each Ian
guage-
YOUNG widow from a royal blooded
family. fond of all fine art. music, driving
and horseback riding. wishes TO corre-
Spond and TO meet an elderly wealthy
gentleman or widower offset COM
panion through life. Address 4 29s. care
Herald E f
MASSAGE by experieneedH and scien
tific lady operator. Artistic maniourfng
expert chiropodist. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Harmon Blk, Reception Room 212
MISS HAZEL EARLE holds spiritual
meetings at her rooms. 81 East 1st South
on Sunday anc Wednesday evenings.
LADIES! Cnichester's English Penny
royal Pills are the best. Safe. reliable
Take no other. Send &c stamps for par
ticulars. Relief for Ladies'" In letter. by
return mail At Druggists. Chichester
Chemical Co., Philadelphia. Pa
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SCAVENGER.
WARMING AND VENTILATING

SALT LAKE SCAvENGER co. ono.
under Walker Bros hank Telephone -
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P. J. MORAN.-Steam and hot water
heating and ventilatiug apparatus. No
70 West Second South
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COLLECTION AGENCY.


Scientific Collection of Bad Debts.
Merchants Protective Assn. Com. bldg
Salt Lake City. Francis G. Luke. MEr
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A 5-ROOMED BRICK house. electri
lights. city water. Apply Sc Canyon road
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

oOARD AND ROOMS.
THE NORMANDY.
2 East Third South. Newly furnished
Baths Steam heat. European plan.
THREE FURNISHED rooms. IS North
First West.
THREE NICELY furnished rooms. for
gentlemen. with bath and electric light
cheap a 2o2, care Herald.
FOR RENT.
B. & o. TRANSFER CO. s moving vans
alWays ready. Satisfaction guaranteed
Telephone S55; office Al ". md So. St
Fire proof storage.
TWO ROOMS. 80 Apple street
STRICTLY MODERN 7-room house.
inquire 20 West Third South.
A 5-ROOMED BRICK house. electric
Iignts. city water. Apply Sc Canyon road.
MODERN 7-tsUoM house. ENQUIRE at
MScC9y drug sto-e. Fifth East ana Third
Al HOUSES ALL KINDS-SEE futile
Bros lay Main. Red Ball signs
SEE HoUsToN's house list. Houston
Real Estate Inv Co, PA Main.
FOR SALE-.REAL ESTATE.
-O~So~~~O~I>-~>>-->-,,,,,
WE SELL real estate-lhats all. Tut
lie BIOS. l49 Main street. Red ball signs.
FARM FOR SALE, $1,000, 50 acres. all
under fence, good water right. new house,
Dig barn, granary. well located, between
Heoer and Charleston. Inquire of Abe
Gfiner, Heber,
TWO-STORY frame. 7 rooms and hall.
modern, east side, close in, g. 400; 500
cash $50 a month. Hubbard * Co, rs w.
End So.
TRADES THAT TELL, Tuttles'.
houses, 3x10. rent for so, w...-.-..-.Sl ,35O
Frame cottage and Sx9 rods, S. W.. 80
hOOtl nome, rooms. S. e.........s.'s l,egv
groom brick. large lot. east........, so
rooms, acres fruit, etc. east...... 2O00
Trades that tell-Tuttles.
Iutte Bros timely tips. 149 Main.
MODERN residences. 5000 to 10000;
cottages 900 TO So 900; bargains in bust
ness property. Building sites in all parts
of city Hubbard az Co.. is w. End So.
THE CHEAPEST fruit farm in the
state. 11I5 acres, every inch under cul-
tivdtion, all in fruit small and large. near
the new Presbyterian college, on Eleventh
East, about thirty minutes ride from
county building. Plenty water. $500. A.
Richter Home Investment company, 6. s
10 West First South.
SEE US for genuine snaps. Stein, 2S2
Main. Loans and insurance.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS OR
HOUSES. Over 200 properties on our list
TO select from. Snaps about 200. McGur-
rim & Co., IS West Second South.
ALL KINDS all parts OF the city.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co. pa Main.
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WATCHES AND JFYELPy

W W. HALL. 80 South Main zrras-
eApsrt watch reDairer: Utah souvenirs
~ r BOES, nnanufacturing- 5avv.3.--
4'7nn0Eed 10 II East First South.
HAVE YOUR WATCH REPAIRED -.
Surbaugh's. % Mccormick bIocl- ~ q
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