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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-14

+tClarke batted for Nichols in ninth
Earned runs. Chicago 1, Boston t: left
hits. Donahue Hamilton, StahI. Collins
Duffy; three-base hit. Mccarthy: sacrf,.
fee hit, Long; stolen bases, Mertcs. Col
ms freeman; struck out, by Garvin 5,
bases on balls, off Garvin 1, off Nichols
.; time' 1:50; umpire, Hurst
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Tevyksbury Br3ke Dow.

GLASGOW. Aug. 1S-Mazey E. Long
won the 22O-yards handicap in the Celtia
club sports here today. Tewekesbury
usBp pIs6-00I eul VI uMop 9YoIq
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PIIIsbury I scores Again.

MUNICH, Aug. 13-In the tie tourna-
ment to decide the first honors in the
international chess tournament, Which
closed last week, H. M. Pillsbury TODAY
defeated Maroczyx According to the con-
ditions, each of the three experts who
were tied is to play two games with each
of the others. The next game will be be-
tween Schlecter and Maroczy.
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ID 81 I.nnia 2 Philadelnhia

Earned runs, st. Louis Z, Philadelphia
q two-base hits. Keister. McGann. Pow
ell, McGraw, Slagle; three-base hits,
Burkett, Powell; home run, Wallace; MT
to McGann Wallace to McGann, VOL
verton to Murphy to Delehanty; passed
ball. Murphy; stolen bases, Robinson,
Wallace. Keister; bases on balls, of
Powell 6, off Piatt 4; wild pitch. Powell;
struck out, by Powell 2, by Plat e. time,
$3.50; umpire Terry.
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TAIL ENDERs WON OUT.
After PIucky Uphill Game They
Defeat the Pirates,

-PITTsBURG, Aug. 13-Pittsburg had
New York beaten to a standstill until
filled second and third bases. STnitb's
hlt scored two runs and Hickman's home
run brought in the other two. Seibach's
nome run scored the two in the ninth.
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q a q T % R T r..
Bears the n Tbs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sf Lrz1Az2zezM(

Via "The Mf1vRugee's" New Trniz
You can leave Minneapolis 1850 o. M
and st. Paul n:25 D. every night,
and arrive Milwaukee 1915 a. m. and { hi
cago 90 p. IN. Fine sleepers and coaches
through TO Chicago.
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His Pardon 1. CondittopnI.

The state board OF pardons yesterday
granted liberty to John HENS, sentenced
by the municipal court OF this city Aug
to serve sixty days at the workhouse
His pardon is conditional upon his alb
stinence from intoxicating liquor.
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Clayton Signs with Chicago.
Young JefYffes and stfff.

Harry Clayton has signed with Comis-
keys Chicago White Stockings and will
Join the team in day or two.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-14

DENVER. Col, Aug. 13.--Jack Jeffrtes.
or California, and Bully Stiff. OF Chicago.
Fought ten rounds 10 a draw tonight be-
lore the Olympic club
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-14
CHAMPION JEFFRIEs HURT.
Falls From a Bicycle Mt Asbury
Park, N, J,-AnISIe wraDchaJ

NEW YORK. Aug '13-Champion J. J
Jefries wrenched one of his ankles to.
Gay by falling from a bicycle at his train
ing quarters at Loeb Harbor, near Asburv
Park, n. ]. The injury was pronounced
painful but not dangerous Jeffries
despite the injuries. went in bathing WITH
his leg bandaged this afternonn
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10Th games was the feature. Attendance,

Sullivan batted for Willis in ninth.
Earned runs, Chicago l. Brooklyn L;
left on bases, Chicago Z. Boston Z; two
home run, Bradley; sacrifice hits. Chance
Duffy, Clarke; stolen bases, Mccarthy
Callahan 2 Duffy; double play, Long to
Lowe to Clarke; struck out, by Callahan
., by. Willis |; bases on baF1s. off Gala
han 3. off Willis 7; time. 2:3O; umpires,
Nichols. Cunningham and Hurst.
SECOND GAME.
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Maroczy suddenly fell Ill today and had
to retire from further play Pillsbury
and Schlecter Will therefore begin a
match Of four games for first and second
prizes tomorrow.
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HECTOR TEAM EN- TOUR.
1t Will Meet Some of tho Fastest
Clubs in the State.

Hector, MINI. has a baseball team. OF
which the citizens are very proud The
team was started June by the business
men Of Hector. and has so far met and
defeated several fast teams In that part
of the state. and also teams from the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-14
CHICAGO WON TWO.
Orphans Materially Better Their
! Perceutare Mt ROstou,s ETvoan.a

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-Chicago took both
games from Boston today. Capt. Duffy
men on second and and third and two
out. Willis then gave three bases and
Aas hit for a long SINGLE FIVE runs re-
Sulting. GarVin's wild throw gave Bos-
ton three runs at the start Of the SEQ
Eld, double and two singles the other
shicago scored three on a gift, a double
triple and a passed bali, getting three
passed ball. Longs great fielding in
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WON A CLOSE GAME.
COm1skey's Team Just Beat Out the
Husky Brewers.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
Chicago at Milwaukee.
Indianapolis at Detroit.
Buffalo at Cleveland
Kansas City at MINNEAPOLIS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-14

CINCINNATI. Aug. II. - Philippi was
invincible today and the champions were
shut out. A double. a pass. hit and
Beclley's home run gave the locals four
runs In the nth Scnra.
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EdLHeu runs, Pittsburg /, New York ..
t ,.V hits. Davis, Gleason: honoss
runs runs; O'Brien, Setback, Hickman: sacri,
R if n1t qGf cne; double plays. Ely to
nrst base on balls, off PhillinDi ~
S Sarriek l; struck out, by Phillippi bv
Carrlck 2; passed bail, O'Connar: Hma
hours; umpire, ODav. ''iue'
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= Earned runs. Cincinnati 3; two-baso
hit. Kahoe; home run, Beckley; stolen
bases. Corcoran 3. Mcbride; double play
,Corcoran to Quinn to Beckley; first on
balls, Philippi 3, Kittson a; struck out. by
Kittson 2. by Philippi 2; passed ball, Ka-
hoei attendance. 800; time. 1:50; umpire,
Emslie.
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BROOKLYN WAS SHUT OUT
PHILIPPI'S MASTERLY TWIRLING
WAS MORE THAN CHAMPIONS
COULD COPE WITH
DETROIT Is IN THIRD PLACE
4OOsiers Forced Down Another Peg,
and Milwaukee Is I'm Danger of
Losing Second Position
Chicago Won.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at st, Louis.
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PHILLIEs LOST ANOTHER.
Gould Not FathOm POweIPs Elusive
Shoots and CurVea

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 13.-St. Louis pounded
Pitcher Piatt all over the lot. Powell was
An magnificent form. He slowed up in
the ninth and allowed the visitors to
make three of their eight hits in this
Inning Attendance TO0 Score:
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Cleveland :. .....3 8 0 0 0 0 IS
Buffalo,. 20 0 0 8 Q 0-7
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following new works have been
added 10 the borrowers department
Of the free library:
Ainsworth-Tower Of London.
Ainsworth-Windsor Castle.
Baker-lsmalla
litenden-Personal "Reminiscences.
CodmAn--Brook Farm.
Draper-Thoughts on the Future Ciyll
Policy.
Elgood-Works Of Horace.
Gibbs-Milltary Career OF Napoleon.
Gould-Curiosities Of Olden Times.
Hare--Cities Of Northern Italy. 3
vols.
Henry-Hours With Famous Paris
ians.
Lamb-Adventures OF Ulysses duye.
nile).
McCracken-Rise OF the Swiss Re
public.
Merritt and others-Armles Of Today.
Mitchell-English Lands, Letters and
Kings vols.
Warren--Little Journeys Abroad.
Wlllams-Negro Troops in the War
Of the Rebellion.
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SALT LAKES NEW HOTEL,


Located In the exact geographical CEN
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 complacent
satisfaction upon this palatial hosiery,
The kenyon with all It's luxurious
appointments Ia 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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OTHER CHURCHES.

81. Paul's church, Main and Fourth
South street. Rev, Ellis Bishop. rector
Rev. w. Daunt Scott, curate April LIST,
Passion Sundays a. m, holy commune
ion; 9:45 a. m, Sunday school II a. m,
holy communion and sermon; y. m,
confirmation class; 6:45 p. m, Bible
class; 1880 y. m. Stainers Crucifixlon
will be sung instead OF the usual even
ing service.
ST. Paul's Associate Mission. Rector
Rev, Ellis Bishop. associates, Rev. w
Daunt Scott, Rev. James II. Cox. April
LIST. Passion Sunday.
81. Peters Chapel Fourth North and
Fifth West. Rev, w. Daunt Scott, vi
car. $3.50 p. m, Sunday school; $3.50 p.
m, evening prayer and sermon.
ST. Johns Chapel, Perkins Addition.
Rev. +. f. Kraft, lay reader. 3 p, m.
Sunday school. 4 y. m, evening prayer
and sermon.
Calvary Mission (Tagget's HalD Darl-
ington. Rev. w. Daunt Scott. vicar. IL
a. m. Sunday school. 1880 p. m, evening
prayer and sermon.
81. Andrews Mission CHaiker's HalD.
Murray. Rev. James II. Cox, vicar.
$3.50 p. M. Sunday schools 1880 p. m,
evening prayer and sermon.
hin NJ. Il. church corner Ninth East
and First South. Joel A. Smith, pastor.
The paster speaks at Ii a. m. and 1850
p. m. In the morning service he will
speak on the subject Of Ground Life
Christians" or Faith with Folded
Wings" AZ the 1880 service he will
speak on "BulldOzers. Mrs. Kate
Anderson will be ably assisted In the
musical program by good force Of
singers
one excellent feature Of the music to-
morrow at the lliff church on Ninth
East will be two numbers from a quar-
tet composed OF Messrs. Lawrence and
Graham and Mrs, Anderson and Miss
Dwyer.
Westminster Presbyterian church.
1870 south Fourth West street between
First and Second South street,. Rev.
Geo. Bailey. LII. b.. pastor. Service
at II a. m, subject sermon, "Ac-
quaintance with God" evening at 1880
Gospel according TO Peter" Sunday
school at 1915 noon. Northwest Sunday
school (640 west North Temple street,,
now opens at l.3O p. m. tinstead Of
$500 Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening, 7:l5, subject THE Broken
Vow" reference Acts, V. Ill. All
cordially invited TO these services,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TopAY's WEATHER REPORT.
observations taken at a. m. Noun

observations taken at a. m. Noun
tain time)
salt Lake Clty Barometer 25.77;
current temperature, a.; maximum tenn
nerature e3: minimum temperature, 40;
mean temperature, 81, which is 6 above
normal.
Accumulated excess OF temperature
since efrst OF month, 2Oi
Accumulated excess Of temperature
since January ist, 479,
Accumulated deficiency Of preclplta-
tlon since hrst Of month, 10 inch.
Accumulated deficiency Of precipita-
tion since January lst, 2es inches.
FORECASTS TILL 6 P. NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
Fair tonight and Sunday; slight
changes In temperature.
Utah forecast made at San Francis
COZ:
Fair tonight and sunday stationary
temperature.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
The area OF high pressure has moved
slowly to the southeast and Is crest
now extends from the lower Missouri
valley 10 Oklahoma. Pressure has fall-
en- ali along the Pacific coast A slight
depression appears over eastern Mon-
tana. Precipitation has fallen over
northern Idaho and eastern Colorado
Temperature has remained about sta
tlonary west Of the Rocky Mountains.
II ls warmer over the middle Rocky
Mountain slope and colder over Okla
l. II. MURDOCH,
Section Director
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PRIESTHOOD MEETING.

According to published notice the
High Priests and general Priesthood
meeting Of the salt Lake Stake Of Zion
convened in the Assembly Hall, Salt
Lake City today, Saturday, March 81,
1900 al II a. m. President Angus NJ.
Cannon and counselors presiding. At
ter the opening exercises. the roll was
called showing as follows one High
Counselor. two Patriarcbs, Elders Da-
yig Mckenzie, William Asper and
Hamilton G.. Park. OF the presidency
OF the High Priests quorum and four
home missionaries.
All the wards Of the Stake were pro-
perly represented except the Second,
Tenth. Eleventh, Twelfth, Fifteenth.
Eighteenth and Twenty-second and
Brighton.
The Second Third, Fourth, Fifth,
Sixth. Seventh. Eleventh. Twelfth.
Fourteenth and Fifteenth quorums OF
Elders were not represented, neither
the Sunday schools nor the Young
Mems Mutual Improvement Associa-
tons.
on the recommendation OF their res
pective Bishops fifteen young men re-
ceived certificates authorizing their or
dination TO the Office Of Elder. each
one promising 10 honor and magnify
this calling II ordained
Elders David Mckenzie. Charles W.
Penrose and Angus NJ Cannon adj
dressed the meeting the burden Of their
remarks being the importance Of pre-.
siding officers attending the Priesthood
meetings and the magnifying Of every
calling in the Church
II was unanimously adopted as the
sense of the meeting that a special
meeting Of Priesthood be held Ia the
Assembly hall on Wednesday. April
rs. 1900 at 1880 p. m. and that the High
Councillors, Patriarchs, presidency Of
the High Priests quorum, Bishops and
their counselors. and presidency Of all
the quorums Of Elders be present Of
this meeting.
Adjourned 10 meet on Saturday. May
.. 1900 nj II a. m, and the High Priests
until Saturday. April 2sth al the same
hour
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THE DISCOVERY OFsPECTRosCOPE


II was IN 1860 that Kirchhoff and
Bunsen added this new weapon 10 the
arsenal OF scientific research The
epectroscope Itself. as an instrument.
was an invention In the department Of
optics, but It's applications 20 chemls-
try were among the most obvious and
the most startling Of iss achievements.
with its aid new elements were dis
coVered-rubidium. c@sium, thalllum
indium and gallium; in many lines OF
investigation Il found immediate use
but. more than all, II made possible
the analysis Of the heavenly bodies
ard proved that the same kinds OF mat
ter exist throughout the visible uni
verse Before the day OF the spectre
scope all speculation upon the chemis-
try Of the stars was In vain: with It's
advent the material unity OF planets
suns, and nebule was made clear. TO
the astronomer. a new eye was given;
20 the chemist, new laboratory. Three
sciences were brought 10 a single To-
Gus and each one gained In power
thereby.-Appleto-s' Popular Science
Monthly for April.
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ELECTRICAL.

WE DO ALL KINDS OF ELECTRIC
work. Having the finest line Of Electric
Fixtures In the city, and make a special.
~ Of house wiring and all kinds OF cleo.
trical repair work. All work guaranteed
Salt Lake Electric Supply Co, ISIS West
First South. Tel No. G.
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LOGAN TEMPLE.
RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCE.

The general conference Of the Relief
society wiz be held In the Salt Lake
Assembly hall In this city, on Thursday,
April 5; meetings commencing at 10 a.
m. and y. m. II is desired that there
should be a large attendance OF the
members, and that each Stake organ
lzation should be represented by It's
president. or some one authorized TO
act for her. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended 70 the Bishops and all brethren
interested in the welfare Of the society
ZINA ID. II. YOUNG,
President.
JANE s. RICHARDS,
BATHSHEBA W. SMITH
SARAH JENNIE CANNON.
Counselors.
EMELINE b. WELLS.
Secretary.
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OREGON FARMS FOR SALE.

i. 10 acres Of 6rstclass valley land ia the
Grand Ronde Valley, three miles from Union.
the County Seat Of Union County Oregon.
Il isall tlllable. nearly all under cultivation.
all fenced, well watered, good buildings. Price
so per acre.
. 1000 acres, one mile east Of the above.
two miles from Union. all frst-class land.
almost all 'tlllable. Between 1900 and 400
acres under the pillow. all fenced Price e.. 30.
per acre.
The last described can be subdlvlded into
tracts OF 100 acres or over 20 suit intending
purchasers. For further particulars app y
10 MacMester a Birrel Portland, oregon.
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7o-d5y's Metals.
SayfR, Bar $3.50
LEAD. S4.57L2
CASING COPPER rs "a cents q %.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The State board OF medical examiners
will meet next Monday TO examine ap-
plicants for license 10 practice medicine
In Itch.
Milan Packard. the prominent sheep
and mining man OF Springyllle, sold a
flock OF 5000 sheep yesterday for SiS5
per head.
No meetings Of the various Council
committees were held last evening, for
the reason that quorum was not OBJ
tainabie. A majority OF the members
its is said, went TO hear Tom Fitch.
civil service examination was held
In the Federal court room yesterday.
There were three taking the depart
mental examination, one OF whom was
D lady. and nine being examined for a
cierkshlp.
The Salt Lake club OF mineral pain
tiers met at Mrs. Minors studio in
Hooper block with good attendance.
All members are requested especially
70 be present next Friday. April 9Th,
TO settle upon date OF the spring ex,
hibit All Interested In China painting
are invited to attend.
Ezra NJ Cornell has been called 20
Washington. as he had expected. to
enter into his new duties as cOmputer
IN the government architects office
He thinks that he win leave for the
national capital In about ten days.
The county pay roll for the month OF
March was discharged by Treasurer
Lynch today. The total amount paid
out was $4,000.
At the Relief society conference in the
Salt Lake Assembly Hall on Thursday,
April ). Mrs. Christie Anderson and
Miss Judith Anderson will sing a duet,
Whispering Hope" Miss Lizzie
Thomas will accompany the singers
upon the organ. The Twentieth ward
choir OF young ladies, Mrs. Mary +,
Kelly leader. will be present In the af-
ternoon and discourse sweet music,
Miss Judith Anderson will favor the
congregation with the beautiful solo,
"Flee as bird 10 the Mountain
The funeral Of Mrs. Duncan Me-
Vichie, wife OF the superintendent OF
the De La Mars Mercur mines. oc-
CURED az st. pauls chapel yesterday,
Rev. Ellis Bishop conducted the cere-
monies, which were very largely at
tended Fifty employees Of the min
Ing company were present. and num-
Der OF the relatives. The choir under
the direction Of Rev. w. Daunt Scott
furnished the music. In connection with
Mrs W Mont Ferry, who sang zone
Sweetly Solemn Thought" the fayorite
gong OF the deceased, There was a
profusion OF beautiful floral offerings
The interment was In Mount olivet,
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CANADIAN LANDS.
Cattle and sheep Men. Attention.

The Alberta Railway and Coal com.
pany have decided TO sell 100000 acres
OF their ranch lands and 100000 acres
Of irrigated lands, located in Southern
Alberta Canada where cattle and sheep
range out the year round and get as fat
as corn-fed beef. There are no taxes
on cattle or sheep in this famous
ranching belt, and only IL cents per
acre on land. Ranch lands will be
sold I'm blocks OF 10000 acres and up on
long time and easy payments. Call
and get pamphlets, or address:
TAYLOR BROTHERS,,
Agents l04 Main St.. Salt Lake City.
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ALL THE WAY.

Not only from Denver but all the
way. from Nevada, Oregon, Idaho and
Utah the Union Pacific gives its pat
rons the luxury Of Buffet Smoking
and Library car. containing barber
shop and choice collection Of current
literature. No other line west Of Colo
RADIO has this elegant service which Is
so greatly appreciated by all expert
enced travellers. Buy your tickets to
all points east via Union Pacific, there
by gaining the advantage Of quickest
time and the best service. Ticket office,
20l Main street
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CONFERENCE RATES.
VIA OREGON snogr LINE r. r.

The customary low rates with liberal
limits, VIII again be granted by the
Oregon Short Line for Conference, April
9Th 10 sth. Particulars regarding rates,
selling dates and limits obtainable
from any Short Line agent.
For special train schedules see post
ers. The most convenient service has
been arranged for
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LArrER.pAy SAINTS.

Regular services Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ ~ Latter-day Saints VIII
be held tomorrow. Sunday; Fast meet
ings being held IN the respective wards
at 2 o'clock pm, Sunday school tt
10 am, and meetings In the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows:
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WE DON'T WANT Boys OR LoAFERs
20 write but men ~ ability. s2n0 10 800 per
month. Salesman aud General Agents. SAL
airy or commission Exceptional induce
ments. Racine Fire Engine Mfg. Co. Racine.
Wis.
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ENGRAVED CARDS AND
PAPER.

100 Cards and Engraved plate. s.5c.
90 Cards and Engraved plate, N.O0,
100 Cards from plate. Sl0O.
so Cards from plate. zoe.
You monogram engraved ana 81
sheets OF fine paper stamped In bronze
or gold. and 90 envelopes $3.50.
HELD. 81 Main st.
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FOR SALE BICYCLES.
BICYCLE SLAUGHTER SALE.
AUCTION SALE.

OUR NINTH ANNUAL TWO WEEKS
Spring Bargain Sale is now Ia progress. The
furniture OF thlrty-fve rooms together with
our enormous stock is Included. Everything
1T big discount
Bed Springs from SOC up
New Mattresses from $50 up. Chairs Sc up.
Bed room sets $40 % up Everything In
proportion, l. X. /. secondhand Store Tel.
ASST Is f. End South st. Z. A, sOrensen.
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SPECIAL EXCURSION
for
HOME SEEKERS

Upper Snake River and Teton Vallles
via o. S. L.
Tuesday, April 10. 1900,
For rates and other information. ap.
ply after close Of each session during
Conference, to VIM. + Rigby. or II. c..
Jacobs. at Presiding Bishops office, or
VI. ". Pratt at T. c. NJ. /.
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LITHo-PRfNTING. AGENTS wANTEDi
loo business cards two eolors- wlth btautl-
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ing, other work remarkably low; agents
make GOO daily; write the Litho-irint
Press Company, q and 81 Frankfort street
New YORK.
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WANTED AGENTS.

SALT LAKE TRANSFER Co TEL. NO
~. safe and plano moving specially,
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, MARCH 81. 1900.

wlilard-Autobiography Of an AmerI-
can Woman.
Willard and Liyermore-A Woman OF
the Century (reference).
Frye Manual for Teachers OF the
Island OF Cuba On SPANISH.