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The suburban citizen. (Washington, D.C.) 1891-1902, 1900-09-22
Red Huckleberrles In Dragon.

"A woman who has returned from an
outing in the Cascades wants to know
why the "high-bush' red huckleberries
are not found in the market here, says
the Portland Oregcnlan. She gath.
cred a lot of them in the mountains,
and says they are, in her opinion,
much superior to the "low-bush" blue
huckleberries, being more acid and
having something of the flavor of the
cranberry. A man who has Ditch
eaten these berries in the mountains
agrees with her as to the flavor Of the
red huckleberries, and suggests that
one reason why they are never seen
in the market is that they are not
plentiful on the bushes, and it would
be a great deal Of work to gather a
quantity of them. The woman replies
to this that they were plentiful tn
1ear, at all events.
The suburban citizen. (Washington, D.C.) 1891-1902, 1900-09-22
A mononnlv Of Volcanoes.

From Naples it is announced that
the Italian government has given to
one of the great international tourist
companies a monopoly of Mount We
suvius. Now IL the company could
only obtain similar concessions from
the rest of the volcanoes Of the world,
incorporate them in a volcano trust
and limit production, there would be a
distinct service involved.
The suburban citizen. (Washington, D.C.) 1891-1902, 1900-09-22
POPULAR SCIENCE,

A non-freezing liquid is often need
ed, as for brakes of certain kinds for
artillery and other uses. Glycerine
and alcohol, being somewhat expen-
sive, a twenty-eight per cent. solution
If chloride of calcium is recommended,
the cost Of this being slight, while 1t
:emains unchanged at twenty-five de-
grees Fahrenheit below zero, and does
not attack metals.
The suburban citizen. (Washington, D.C.) 1891-1902, 1900-09-22

ed, as for brakes of certain kinds Tor
artillery and other uses. Glycerine
and alcohol, being somewhat eXpen-
sive, a twenty-eight per cent. solution
If chloride of calcium is recommended,
the cost Of this being slight, while it
remains unchanged at twenty-five de-
grees Fahrenheit below zero, and does
not attack metals.
Professor Kellerman announces that
the fora of the one State of Ohio in
cludes 2060 Towering plants, Of which
1870, or about twenty-one per cent, are
introduced species. OF these foreign
ers, 326 came from Europe, thirty
from Asia, two from Africa, forty
six from Southern and Western
United States, twenty-one from Cen
trail and South America, and FIVE from
unknown sources. There are forty
nine weeds among the imported
plants and forty among the natives.
The detection of silicon In one Of
the fixed stars is reported by ]. Lunt
Three unknown lines had been pre-
viously noted in the spectrum of this
star beta Crucis) and while examin-
ing the spectrum Of tubes of carbonic
oxide and argOn, this observer discov-
cred the same lines. AS a strong cleo.
trio charge was passing through the
tubes and the lines did not appear with
weak discharge, it was suspected
that the spectra were affected by dis
indignation Of the glass. Further in
vestigations proved this conclusion
correct, and that the three lines were
due to silicon.
The two tiny moons of Mars-neith-
ar more than ten or fifteen miles in
diameter-give our neighbor planet
celestial displays not elsewhere known
In the solar system. These satellites
travel about the planet from west to
east, but Phobos, the nearer, makes a
complete revolution in seven hours
thirty minutes, outstripplng the
planet in its rotation in twenty-four
hours thirty-six minutes, and thus ac-
complishing the unique feat Of rising
in the west and setting in the east.
The slower DelmOs, with a rotation
period Of thirty hours fifteen minutes,
rises in the east, like other well regu-
lated satellites. Phobos is only 1880
miles from the surface Of Mar.
In the Annalen der Physik Max
Toepler, one of the highest living au.
thorities on atmospheric phenomena,
offers a simple explanation of that
curious and rather rare phenomenon
commonly called globe lightning He
believes that an ordinary lightning
flash leaves behind 1t track of high.
ly conducting air. A continuous but
slow discharge passes along this track
for some time after the fash. Occa.
sionally a place occurs in the track
where there is a high resistance, and
when the quality discharged is ade
quate, this place CLOVIS, and is the
globe. It's apparently free motion is
due to the movement of the track by
the wind Or by a change in the cleo.
trostatic forces The final explosion
which is sometimes described is per-
haps due to a final ordinary flash
through this track with its accompany.
ing thunder Professor Toepler thinks
the current in the globe is probably
not very great.
The suburban citizen. (Washington, D.C.) 1891-1902, 1900-09-22
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1900
InstruotIonst Subscribers.

Instru etlons Subscribers.
PosTAsE-The postage to oil parts 81 the
GATED Statee aud Canada 10 paid by the
publishers.
h.MTTAEoEs Of small sums may be made
nth comparative safety In ordinary letters
bums Of one dollar or moro must be sent by
registered letter. or post-ofilee monty order
0therwise, we cannot be responsible for same
CHANGE OF ADDREEs-Subscrlpe wishing
their addr' ~ changed must invariably give
their iormer as well as new address.
Mrs ING NUNBERs---It occasionally happens
that numbers OF our paper sent to subscribers
are lost or stolen in the mails. In case you
Dc not receive any number when due, write
"a postal card, and we will cheerfully fur
&SE duplicate Of the missing number.
MsFS IMPORTANT OF ALL--In every letter
that yoN write US, never fail to give your full
address Nlainly written, name, post-ofiloe,
S2enty and State.
The suburban citizen. (Washington, D.C.) 1891-1902, 1900-09-22

Mr.. Tom Morris. the well-known
Scotch golfer, attained his 10Th year
the other day, and, as usual on his
birthday. played a round Of the St.
Andrews links The veteran golfer,
Notwithstanding his advanced age, is
hale and hearty, and almost daily en-
Joys his round of the links.
The suburban citizen. (Washington, D.C.) 1891-1902, 1900-09-22
Woods CONNER cial College.

One of the leading and most prom
inent educational institutions in the
District OF Columbia is Woods Com
neroial College, which is situated al
BIZ East Capitol street. Parents hav.
ing children to educate will find it to
their advantage to send them 10 the
above college, where they will receive
Q thorough business education. Ad-
dress Court f. Wood, LII. NJ, Prin.
cipal. -
The suburban citizen. (Washington, D.C.) 1891-1902, 1900-09-22

On a recent scientific test a worker
In metals succeeded in drawing a
penny out into 800 feet of wire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-17
DOCTRINE AND COVENANTS.
A New Edition in Danish to be Printed
Under Supervision Of Apostle Lund.

The work Of printing new edition OF
the Doctrine and Covenants In the
Danish language has been commenced
by the Deseret News printing Establish
ment There has been a strong demand
for a new edition Of this work for some
years past and the Church authorities
appointed Apostle Anthem n. Lund TO
translate and revise the book prior TO
publication. Apostle Lund has just
completed his work and Il is expected
that the book will be printed within the
next three months, the work Of type
setting IN the Danish language being
necessarily somewhat slow An edi-
ton Of from three TO five thousand
copies will be printed and II viii be
executed in modern style, clear type
and on good paper.
The princlf | inquiries for the work
comes from Denmark Norway and
several parts OF the United States,
notably Minnesota and Wisconsin and
from 1900 to 1000 copies have been
spoken for as soon as the work Is
ready. There has been no edition u the
Doctrine and Covenants in Danish
since 1873. That edition was somewhat
crude, and II Is now entirely out OF
print II IL believed that the present
publication will be timely one and
that there will be strong demand for
the work among the Danish and Nor
weglan people % this section. The
proof reading and supervision Of the
work will be under the personal direc-
ton OF Apostle Lund
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lESEREIEYENINGN GNS
TopAY,s wEATHER REPORT.

Observation taken at a. m. Noun
tain time)
Salt Lake City: Barometer 2552;
current temperature 40, maximum tenn
peratnre 81; minimum temperature IS,
mean temperature A., which Is 4 above
normal
Accumulated excess OF temperature
since first Of month 1861
Accumulated excess Of temperature
since January ist i30
Accumulated deficiency Of preclpita-
ton since first OF month 70 inch.
Accumulated deficiency OF preclpita-
tion since January LIST 17S inch
FORECAST TILL 6 p NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday; slight
changes in temperature.
Utah: forecast taken at San Fran
CISCO.
Fair tonight and Sunday; stationary
temperature.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
a storm is central over Manitoba
while ridge OF moderately high pres
sure extends from British Columbia
southeastward to the lower Mississippi
valley Precipitation has fallen over
Minnesota and Wisconsin, II is warmer
over the region between the Rocky
mountains and the Mississippi river
L. H. MURDOCH,
Section Director
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THE NEWS" DURING
CONFERENCE WEEK.

All indications point 10 an immense
attendance at the coming Conference,
the first week in April ADVERTISERS
DESIRING 70 REACH THE PEo-
PIE IN THEIR HOMES can do
50 effectively by using the semi-Weekly
News (printed tuesdays and FRI
days. before the Conference season,
and the Daily News DURING that
week. All subscribers Of the SEMI
Weekly News who visit the city receive
the DAILY FREE during their stay.
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OREGON FARMS FOR SALE.

I. so acres Of drst-class valley land In the
Grand konde Valley, three mics from Union,
the County Seat u Union County, Oregon
II isal tillable. neaRy all under cultivation
al fenced, well watered, good buildings Price
~ per acre.
p loo acres. one mile east OF the above
two m les from Union. all hrst-clAss land
almost all .tillable. Between 1900 aud 400
acres under the pillow. all fenced. Price -. ~
per acre.
The last described eau be subdivlded into
tracts Of 100 acres or over 10 suit intending
purchasers, fot further particulars app y
10 Manchester 4 Birrsl Portland, Oiogjn
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STEAM HEATING.

p. J. MoRAN-sTEAM AND hVt
water heating. veniilaung. NO " W.
Second South.
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rRaNs-AT11S1,c Travellers
Furnished special Attendants by the Van
daila -Pennsyiyania system,

daiia -lennrllNana system.
The bureau OF attendants for trans
Atlantic travellers established In Jersey
City and New York City twenty years
ago by the Pennsylvania system, has
proven a great convenience to persons
making European trips and 10 tourists
arriving Ia America at that port. IL
will be particularly convenient for
visitors 10 the Paris Exposition because
the departure docks OF most OF the
Atlantic Steamship Lines are conyen-
tent 20 the new Jersey CITY Passenger
Station Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company
This bureau consists VI experienced
agents whose duties are TO meet pas
sengers arriving In Jersey city and
New York over the Nandalia-2 ennsyl-
yanla Lines and assist them In arrang-
ing for transatlantic trips via any Of
the steamship lines by conducting them
TO steamships and aiding In prepara-
lions Tor a trip abroad
These agents viii provide cabs oper-
ated by the Pennsylvania System and
aid passengers with their baggage
They are fully posted on matters per-
tanning 10 steamships leaving New
York, and arrangements can be made
through them for procuring steamship
tickets in advance.
They also meet incoming steamships
20 aid travellers In shaping details for
continuing journeys from New YORK
over the Pennsylvania Lines by fur
nshing tickets, arranging for the trans
fer Of baggage from steamship docks
after IL has been passed by customs in
spectors. and having The same checked
through TO destination They viii We
serve sleeping car accommodations and
relieve persons Of the foregoing details,
making themselves useful as attend
ants and guides free Of charge.
Further Information on the subject
may be obtained by addressing j. NJ.
Chesbrough, Asst General Passenger
Agent, No SOC Century Building, ST
Louis.
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introduced al last Tuesday evening 5
Council meeting, provided for the con-
structlOn OF a bicycle track along the
drive In Liberty Park. IL meeting with
popular favor among the wheelmen, 0f
whom there are said 10 be 10000 IN
Salt Lake City. Yesterday Mr. Har-
tenstcin and City Engineer Kelsey Wis
tied the park and secured the necessary
information looking 10 the building of
the track Mr. Kelsey VIII report next
Tuesday and Mr Hartenstein Is hope
ful that bis scheme VIII meet with
favor among his colleagues,
Mr.. Joseph Goegheagan. local man
ager Of Father Cashman's lecture at
the Theater tonight. Is very jubllant
over the outlook IL IS certain that a
rare treat Is Ia store for those who
attend end that the event will be a
success financially and otherwise. Mr..
Goegheagan Is Of the opinion that not
less than one thousand dollars VIII be
turned over to ST. AIMS Orphanage as
a result Of the lecture. Il Is expected
that Father eastman will be intro
duced by Judge Powers The remainder
Of the program has already been pub
llshed In the News" There has been
much willingness and generosity ex-
hiblte1 on the part Of citizens In ar
ranging for the entertainment Daynes
q Son furnished the piano. the Union
Light and Power Company the light
and the management Of the Salt Lake
Theater the building. while all SER
vices are also gratuitously given.
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- - - 800 c,,,Ox,c
WOMANS SIRANGE ACTIONS.
Wanders Ainlessly About the Streets
-0fIlcers Unable TO Find Her.

Early this morning the patrol wagon
was sent east on First South street to
look for a woman who was reported
TO be wandering aimlessly about the
streets. She called at Undertaken
Watsons residence and asked for lodg-
ing. Being told that there was no
place for her she went up the street.
The officers are unable to locate the
Wofnan
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LOST Child.
Two Year'0ld Boy Found Wandering
Around the Streets by an Officer.

Officer Roberts found a 2-year-old boy
lettering along Second South near East
Temple street this morning and took
him over to the station. The little fell
low seemed perfectly content to remain
at the station and takes considerable
interest IN the officers.
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SALT LAKES NEW HOTEL,

Located In the exact geographical GEN.
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 favoring glance towards
very centrally located and elegant.
first class hotel. rests with cor1placent
satisfaction upon this palatial 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 enyiable 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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TO MY NUMEROUS PATRONS.
SPECIAL Al WARDS MARKET.

applequists MIX bread.
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sIXrY.FiR 4 pIyIpENp.
z. c. MI. salt 10 ~.

z. c. NJ. l., Salt Lake City,
March II, 1900.
At meeting OF the directors held on
the 18th inst a dividend OF four per
cent for the halfyear was declared up
on the capital stock OF this Institution
OF record March 2eth. 1903 payable on
and after April lith next to stockhold-
ers personally upon presentation Of
their stock certificates. or upon their
written order
7. @, WEBER, Secretary.
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LOWEST RATES CITY AND FARI
property. II you have q loan u make Or "a
new sec me- Elmer Darling No. w. snd ..
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HOME MONEY; SUMS no son
lowestrates J. l.. Perkes. "a w. Fad "a. n
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Castle Gate and Winter quarters,
Lump. Nut and Slack.
d. j. SHARP. Agent.
10 South. Main . Telephone. A29.
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UTAH SCAyENGER. CEssPoOLs, CLOS
ets. Grease Traps cleaned. 81 4. 3rd south,
Tel 7l3-N.
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wR CHAPMAN's WATERPROOF HAIR
ness oil. No humbug. cans. l5c. &c and Sac
Try his English Far Cream. Z. g. NJ / Coop
Eur Co., Dlngo0ley. Madsen and freed's.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

ENsIGN 4 ELDER % W. AN sorrl
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HARM Ess OIL.

OH. OF NEW LIFE MAKES HARM Es>
more durable than any others money saved
by morc than double Deseret Machine OH
60. Removed to u East. second South Il.
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A LApY'S GOLD WATCH AND CHAINi
the watch bears the monogram NJ, H. W." A
suitable reward will be paid aud no questions
asked, II returned b the News Office
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UTAH COMMERCIAL Ann svG's nANK
Interest paid on savings. W. +.
Armstrong, prest. p. W. Madsen, vice
prest.. J g. caine, cashier.
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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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NOTICE.
Y c. MI. salt Lake CITY.

z. {. N. J., SAT- LIKE CIV
March N, 1900
The Stock Transfer books Of this In
stitution viii De closed on March 10Th
and re-opened on Aprn 9Th, 1900.
4. c. WEBER, Secretary
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BOILER MAKERS.

SAMUEL HoLMEs-BolLER WORKS
makes and repairs steam 1ollei@
tanks smoke stacks. etc Rear l'' W.
South Temple.
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Purest and best. ASK your grocer for 1t.

advertisements IN his column one cfHf
per uord each insertion. Special rates
BY ne tceek and month
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READ

The little want" advertise
ment which ha, become so pop.
ularl Is silent buyer. a silent
seller and q silent puryoyor OF
good. IL posseSses the double
virtue OF being cheap and pro-
htahle. II bring. labor 10 the
unemployed and help to those
who desire 10 employ. II makes
homes for men and women. IL
transfers property and In a gem
eral way Is responsible for %
per cent " the busine 5 trans
acted In the commercial world.
IL fills empty houses. and brings
prosperity 20 the landlord,
1t gives the poor working girl
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employment; Il sets men up In
business; IL gets you an agent
II you desire one; II gives you
an opportunity 10 borrow
money where the rate OF inter-
est Is the lowest; II furnishes
yon a medium OF exchange; II
tells YOU, IN fact. where TO 20.
when to 90. how 20 90 TO every
place, everywhere and secure
something that you may want
and 20 which no other medium
ever devil ed could successfully
uirect you. - Denver Tines
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MALE HELP WANTED.

ENERGETIC SALESMAN. SCHOOL sup.
plies. Country work slol salary and ex-
tras. II. .. Evans 4 Company. Chicago, ILL.,
COLLECTORS TOWNS NEAR SALT
10 advance We furnish horse and buggy.
Adde'S With stamp Monterey Mfg Co., 81
Louis, No,
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from Armour s. Co. OF 50. Omaha. Low
prices and prompt delivery. 293 Main
81. Phone S5l-5. 1883 W. End SO. 75i-4.
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WANTED AGENTS.

WE nON'T WANT BOYS OR LOAFERs
"a write, but men Of ability. 500 to 500 per
month. "a e,msn and General Agents, SAL
airy or commission. Exceptional induce
meniS Racine Fire Engine Mfg. Co. Racine.
Wis.
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woman's Coop, "A Vain street.
Grand Spring Opening, Monday and
Tuesday.
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CLAYTON COAL COMPANY.
All Kind. Of Coal.

Headquarters for "Grass Creek
Prompt delivery, satisfaction guaran.
teed. Yard gnd. So. and 3rd w. Tel. 255
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y. @. NJ. J. SPRING MILLINERY
OPENING,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
March 10. 20 and q, Come.
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The nurIIngton Koute chanre. rlme,

The Harrington Route Changes Time.
On and after
Sunday February %,
the Burlngtou's Chicago Special
leaves Denver 900 a. m.
arriving Chicago and
ST. Louis 2:l5 p. IN.
NEXT DAY.
The service Is as ~.
as the time Is fast
sleepers, diner,
library and chair cars.
One Of the sleepeTs
comes through from San Francisco.
You can get aboard II
IN Utah
AT YOUR OWN HOME
and 60 right through to Chicago
without a single change
Of cars
b. r. Watson. Genl Agent,
r. +. Neslen,
TRAY. Pass. & Freight AIT.
PA South West Temple ST.,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
New Time Card, February e5.
Chicago Special leaves Denver 900
q. m.
vestibuled Flyer leaves Denver 1000
y. m.
For Omaha, Chicago. Kansas City.
81. Louis.
Tickets at Offices Of connecting lines.
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ACT

PRICES: One cent a word
slugie Insertion; FIVE cents q
word by the week hfty cents a
line per month; special rate OF
five cents a line on Saturday.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

ENsIeS ANO ELDER. 60 W en- so
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE AND
Surety Bonds. Geo. II. Ingham. GO W. End So
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SPECIAL EXCURSION
HOME SEEKERS

TO
Upper Snake River and Teton Vallies
via o. $. l..
Tuesday April 10. 1900.
For rates and other information, ap,
ply after close Of each session during
Conference, to VIM. 4. Rigby, or II. c.
Jacobs at Presiding Bishops office, or
NJ. w. Pratt at z. c. NJ.
TO MY NUMEROUS PATRONS.
on Monday and Tuesday, March 10
and 20, VIII display an elegant as
sortment Of Pattern Hats and all the
latest spring novelties In millinery.
MRS. r. MADSEN. 50 r. lst so. 81.
Appleqnist's MIX bread.
ASK your grocer for the genuine.
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THROUGHOUT Utah TO HANDLE
best seller In the market None but bona
fde men need ap ly. or full par iculars
address b. a Co, box 1923, salt Lake city.
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STOVE REPAlRlNG-WM FENDER 4
Son cos State. MFG. and Imp. OF all kind,
stove and RANGE repairs repairing mall LIS
branches. Mail orders solicited. Tel 7l5 rings