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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.

DIVIDEND PAID.-The Utah CONNER
cial & Savings bank paid its regular quar-
terly dividend OF III per cent yesterday.
RIvERTON FARM SOLD.-For a con-
sheraton OF $1,000, George f. Beckstead
yesterday sold his forty-five-acre farm in
Rtverton to Samuel H. Howard.
BROKE THE RECORD.-Carrie Atkins
OF room IA, Grant school, after a spirited
contest, succeeded in selling the largest
amount of tickets for the art exhibit at
the Grant school.
HUMANE SOCIETY TO MEET.-The
Utah Humane society will meet tomorrow
evening at s O'Clock. in the Office of
George Y. Wallace. in the Telephone
building. 1t did not meet last evening,
because of the inclemency of the weather.
EASTER CANTATA-The chorus choir
at the East Sid Baptist church., assisted
by Carl Southland, Mrs. E. G.. futile, Pro-
lessor Harry k. EVensOn n others, will
give an Easter antata and other Easter
music at the church next Sunday even
ing. This sacred concert will be one of
the best things of the season. a cordial
Invitation is extended to. all.
REDEMPTION NOT MADE.-sherif
Howells yesterday issued . sheriff's deed
to Joseph b. Toronto for the half interest
Formerly owned by Archibald S. Geddes
and Albinus Nance in lot 8, block 4, plat
Salt Lake City survey, which properties
were bid in by the sheriff's grantee May
3, 1899, for 1,050 at foreclosure sale.
LIVING ISSUES INCORPORATED
For the purpose Of conducting the bust
ness of publishing the Living Issues, a
corporation was formed in this city yes
terday under the name of the Living
Issues company, with a capital stock of
$500, in 81 shares. Warren Foster is
president; Soren y. Christensen, vice
president; Walter ]. Sloan, secretary and
treasurer, and George O'Neill and NJ. V.
Wagner are the other directors.
NEW RANCHING COMPANY.-With a
capital stock of SIS. 900. in 50-cent shares,
the Miles-Beckett Land q Livestock COM
pany was incorporated in this city yes
terday. William A. Miles is president and
general manager; John l.. Beckett, secre-
tary and treasurer, and Lucretia A. Miles
is the other director. Ada NJ. Beckett and
William II. Bramel are shareholders. The
property of the corporation consists of
ranch lands and livestock in Rich county.
FIRST BAPTIST MUSICAL the First
Baptist church this evening the special
music will consist of a male Quartette
and a solo by Mrs. Drew. For Easter the
following is being prepared: Morning
Chorus, "Kipling's RecessiOnal," De
Koven; solo, Mr.. Fred X. Butler; male
ouartette. Evening-Chorus, Jerusalem"
Parker-Rees; duet. Peace TO This Sacred
Dwelling" Smith, Mrs. WetZell and Mr..
Butler: solo, Easter Dawn" WOodman,
Mrs. WetZell, with violin obligato by Mr..
Roy Williams; chorus, "Hark! Harkl My
Soul Shelley.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-08
GREAT QUESTION SETTLED.
F1llpinos Justified in Starting Their
Rebellion.

Inc students of the University of
Utah had a lively debate on the Fill
pHlo question in the theatre of the lab
oratory building last night. The sub
Ject was, Resolved, that the Filipia3s
are justified in resisting the United
states. The Normal society was nitted
against the zeta Gamma society. :
the Judges OF the debate decided thar
ment. u Az @i9u-
The affirmative side Of the question
vas taken by w. Calder and T. NJ.
reese representing the Normal society
n A. yelling and L. ]. Muir of he
Aela Gamma society stood for the mega
i've Some strong arguments pro and
con We're put ND by the of
potn lde of the question. Rut m
uouotedly the presentation of the cues
tlon offered by Mr.. Calder was the
strongest. The summaries wera mode
Dy Messrs. Calder and yelling. n tho
Judges, Professor Richard r, LYMAN.
WhIlam u. Terry and Ernest RrarlweIl
awarded the honors to the affirmative
as represented by Messrs. Calder AMI
Reese. II
e. Van Colt flIeI IN the intervals he.
tween the dissertations with piano Sc
lections.
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E9THE ZANG.n

Meyer Bros, formerly of the Yellow
Front or New York Cash Grocery, will
open the above named place of bust
ness at No. 26 and 2S West Second
South. today, to which the public is
cordially invited. Their stock of wines,
liquors and cigars is of the finest,
while they will have on draught the
famous Phil Gang Beer" the beer that
has not only made Denver famous"
but every man who has drank it. They
will also keep on hand all kinds of ex-
port beer, and make a speciality Of fine
bottled goods for family trade. Their
cold lunches viii be served in the finest
style, and, in fact. they will spare no
pains to serve everything in the eat
able and drinkable line as you want
it, and when you want it. Remember
their opening today. Come and bring
your friends. Imported beer on
draught. You will be sure 10 find some
of your friends there dispensing the
amber fluid. Frank Lambert. the gen
ial Frank, who for the past three years
has officiated at the Occidental" may
be found there, while the Twins will
give an exhibition Of lightning draw
ing which cannot be eXcelled by even
Davenport or LOvey. This alone will
be worth the price of admission.
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Republican manipulators have al
ready let out the secret of Tom Fitch's
location in Salt Lake. He is to be the
United States senator from Utah in
case the next legislature goes Repub-
lican. And to have it go Republican
1t is deemed necessary to have Mr..
Fitch on the ground.
There are, it is true, a dozen good
Republicans in the state who lie awake
nights c~oncocting their maiden speeches
as United States senator, and each has
been promised the job; but each is
tangled up in his own little faction and
not n Of the whole outfit can COM
mand anything like his partys
strength. There is not one in the out
fit who has oratorical power; not one
who has personal magnetism
All these things were fully considered
and then, as if by a stroke Of genius,
the pressure was put upon Fitch to
hav him locate again in Utah, redeem
the state from the Democrats n take
the ~Senatorship as his reward. He
towers 50 far above the other as
pirants; he is just from the east and
knows so well the temper Of modern
Republioanism; he has the continent
6AVDO VI Tic 1Ndtll1dh VI - liz ldC
time and again dubbed him the great
est orator.; and he has the power Of
working in the great political leaders
Of the Mormon church, power pos
sessed by no other man in the state.
OF course, Mr.. Fitch has his ambi-
tions; he is also grateful. His ambi-
ton is to measure his elOquence with
Chauncey Depew and his wit with
Billy Mason's in the senate His graf
itud6 still goes out to n people Of
Utah. He has crossed the continent
from the Golden Gate to Cleopatra's
Needle, and the still-bOrn state of
Deseret was the only one that ever
honOred him with an election to the
United States senate.
True, he did not get into the senate
then, but that was not the fault Of
Deseret. 1t is natural that now, since
the people have got statehood under
another name, Mr.. Fitch should show
his gratitude for hat early honor by
giving them q chance to elect him
again.
The ovations that were given Mr..
Fitch here and in Ogden, the praise
that has been bestowed upon him
everywhere throughout the state, to-
gether with the frantic efforts in his
behalf by the organ. lead close OBJ
servers TO the belief that Mr.. Fitch
will meet with but little opposition in
his Own party.
OF course, the state might go Demo-
cratic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-08
JENKINS COMPLAINED OF
Claimed That He Traded a Buggy
Wrongfully.

Another complaint was sworn out
against David Jenkins yesterday. This
time the prosecuting witness is Thomas
COOK, who claims that the defendant
Traded TO him a buggy for a span cf
horses and a set of harness. 1t is
Claimed that the buggy was obtained
from the Consolidated Implement COM
pany' and was not paid for. and the
case against Jenkins will be obtaining
goods nder false pretenses.' The case
VIII be heard before Justice Kroeger.
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WALTON A FUGITIVE.
Late State Chairman Fees to Rich
County.

County.
Wesley X. Walton is said to be a fu-
gitive in the wilds Of Rich county and
is in deadly fear Of being tarred ana
feathered by the hungry horde of Re
publican place hunters who were laud-
ing him TO the skies last week. Judg-
ing from the temper displayed among
the hustlerS for Hanna in Salt Lake,
Mr.. Walton Will be very fortunate if he
escapes from the next Republican
convention with no greater loss than
his scalp.
But Wesley is not the only victim of
the pie hunters wrath. Dennis c..
Eichnor is being cursed like a horse
thief for his blunders and total lack
of knowledge Of how the fight was 60
ing. He seems to have relied on the
impetus he got in the city campaign to
carry him through and fell down very
hard.
why - -" said one district
committeeman, Il ran my legs off to
get thirty-five Republicans to the polls
who had moved away. l didn't know
it because no canvass was made. The
Democrats knew It and could challenge
every Republican who had moved if he
tried to vote; and they could vote every
Democrat whether he had moved or not
0AA4 w <CAAo AZ SAA0AAlLA5S
man."
This man was most bitter against
EichnOr and charged his incompetence
with the loss of the city. He voiced
the hot sentiments of the party work
ers in general, and it is safe to say
that the next county convention will
stand the deputy mayor on his head,
Dennis reminds me of a story" said
a disguised local Republican yesterday.
srNNrhon q hfr or-aVo-pnrr-v, oo,rv+rr- I'll
was leaving home his mother told him
If he'd keep his mouth shut people
would not find out that he was a fool.
The first place he struck the boys and
men began firing questions at him.
Jake shut his mouth like a clam till
finally One Of the men snOrted out.
Why don't you talk, you -- fool?'
Jake ran back TO his mother. It's no
use keeping my mouth shut, he blub-
DeTed, they found If ont nvhOw
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Notice.

The Utah Implement company would
like to have the %Sprinkling Committee
explain why they did not favor them
with the contract for sprinklers when
their bid was $50 under any other bid;
also they having the only sprinkler
manufactured by a company that make
nothing else but sprinklers, and the
very best sprinkler made IN the United
states. Also why they would not favor
a Utah corporation with all the stock
owned in Utah, instead of favOring a
foreign corporation and paying more
money. Yours respectfully,
UTAH IMPLEMENT CO.
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Branch Offices For Receipt of
Want Advertisements:

sHERwooD's PHARMACY. 9Th South
and State street.
HAZEL DRUG CO., corner West First
South and Fourth West
MCOY'S PHARMACY, corner Third
South and Fifth East
FOULGER BROS. co, IS K street.
s B. COULAM, Eighth East and First
South.
A j. DAVIS & CO. corner Seventh
South and Seventh East
Advertisements of Help Wanted
and Situations Wanted will be &C
cepted in these columns Free of
Charge.
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Judge King Badly Needed.

Congressman King is very anxious to
get his certificate of election and get of
to Washington. The Democratic lead
ers in congress have been urging him by
wire to make all speed to get to the
capital. They were especially anxious
70 have the judge on hand Monday to
insure n more vote against the
Porto Rican ~iniquity that comes back
from the senate in the form Of a con-
ference report. Judge King viii take
g. H. Backman to Washington with
him as his private secretary.
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Judge Powers Elected
Weiser Signal.)

Judge Powers. Democrat, was elect
ed congressman over Hammond. Re
publican, in Utah Monday. by a ma
Jority of over 1000, and this in face of
the fact that the Republicans predicted
a sweeping victory fOr the worshiper
of the golden idol whom thew trotted
out for the slaughter. Utah has sound
ed the tOcsin for 1900, and all along
down the line there will be silver vic
tories such as were never before seen
N this country.
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FARMERS ARE HAPPY.
Heavy Fall of Rain and Snow in the
South.
Especial Correspondence

Especial C-orrespondence.)
Circleville, April 5.-Last evening it
started to snow here and in two hours
it showed five inches. The snow was
very wet and heavy. Everybody is re-
Joicing and the farmers are all happy.
One farmer remarked if Hammond had
been elected hard times would have
prevailed. But prosperity shall reign
under King.
Junction, April Cone of the most
penetrating storms seen in this county
has been falling internationally for three
days.
DeSeret, April Grain has poured
down in torrents for the past tWentv-
fOur hours.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-08

emit The club quarters will be COM
pletely furnished during he nresenr
week, and q public held at
an early date. Excellent lunches at
popular prices r being served daily
II and 2 and ali Republicans
are cordially invited to take their noon
meals at the club.
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The New Hotel

The praise and commentator of dis
eliminating travelling men is always
valuable and influential. 1t is this
class always in the majority at Don
Porter's new hotel, THE Kenyon" who
do not qualify or abridge the pleasant
or complimentary things they have to
saw of this particularly mice" new no.
fal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-08

Notice is hereby given hat B. D..
Blackmarr is no longer in the employ
of, or connected with the B. q o.
Transfer & Mercantile company. and
has no authority to collect or receive
money, make contracts or transact any
business on account of said company.
Dated this 29th day Of March, 1900.
B. & o. TRANSFER & MERCANTILE
CO., by B. F. Redman, Manager.
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LOST

K FUR COLLARETTE, seal with
mdrten collar and trimming. between
66n9atre and 1$S Fifth East. Return to
n receive reward. a'
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rbo Knutsford Hot

The n place for comfort and ele-
pance. Fireproof. Central. Telephone
in every room and modern in every
Way.
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Rates on Paid Matter in The
Herald's Want Columns,

20 Per Line for Every Insertion
~ after the first.
One insertion. ioc per line. Special
rates on standing advertisements by
me week or month.
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AGENTS WANTED.


EAR MAGNETIC HEALING. I'm
proved Weltmer Method complete bv
mail. SO. Big Journal FREE. Address
Southern School, Springfield, Tenn.
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Utah COaI

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters
lump, nut and slack; anthracite, all
sizes u =. SdAHP, Agt.,
7S South Main. Telephone No. 429.
"a East First South street.
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NOTICE

SAL SICKLE, the JeweIer, oT ~.
First South, has moved 10 So East T6i~{
South, Brooks Arcade Bldg, three dNo-t
west from State street.
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Political Notes.

Returns from KOosharem and WiImot
prec1nts, Piute county, We're received
yesterday as follows: KO0sharem,
King 81; Hammond, Il; WilmOt, King,
/, Hammond 6. This makes Piute
county complete, and shows a majority
of e. for King.
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HoMEsEEKERs' EXCURSION
To Upper Snake River.

IF" I--cFIIU W ' y
Tuesday, April 10, at half fare, by
oregon Short Line, to Idaho Falls,
R1gby, ReXburg and st. Anthony.
City ticket office, POI Main street.
The funeral Of Brother J. NJ. Holland
of Salt Lake lodge No. 2, I. o. o. F.,
will be held at the Odd Fellows temple
Sunday, April 8, at 3 p. m. sharp. All
Odd Fellows invited.
VIM. H. INGALLS,, N. G.,
VIM. MGILLVARY. Sec'y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-08

Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
Maid on savings deposits. w. F. Arm
strong, president; ]. E. Game, cashier.
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n. T. Porter, editor Of the
University Chronicle and super
intendent Of schools in Davis
county for FIVE years past,
his candidacy for the Office of state
superintendent Of public instruction.
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Ladies, Tailor-made Gowns.

The National Cloak company of New
York invites the ladies of Salt Lake
to inspect its handsome line of samples
for spring and summer wear. Orders
taken on Monday and Tuesday. Fit
guaranteed. We make suits at New
York prices. Room AZ 1.-The Halls"
Third South and State.
Painless extraction of teeth by DR..
E. M. Keysor. 162 Main street, Auer-
back building.
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTEKSf OIEET-
Groshell. sole agent Utah, II M
pert cash register repairing
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A meeting Of the members of the Utah
Republican club will be held at the
club rooms. 12S South Main street. on
Monday evening April 9, COR the adOp.
ton Of bylaws and such other husi-
ness as may come before the meeting.
All members are requested TO pc pres
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FOR SALE

SINGLE BUGGY for sale chsan 40
South Third East.
FROM AND AFTER MAY 18th. nv
residence, 65 East First South street;
modern house, eleven rooms, water and
sewage connections. Jonathan q. Rovle-
PIANO BARGAINS.I brand new oak
upright piano for Monday, only S2S5. call
II you want a bargain indeed
l IoVely mahogany 500 upright piano,
oeen USED nYe months, goes at $40.
l me walnut upright piano, worth $500,
Oeen used a short time, goes at $3.50.
i ShOnlnger organ, only S29. Cable Piano
q organ Co, % Main street, opposite
H.. {. NJ. l., city.
CHEAP-A good paying restaurant in
one OF the busiest mining camps in Utah.
reason Tor selling, i'll health. Enquire les
west Third South street.
TWO WHITE WYANDOTTE cockerels.
score u and 80 points. Taysum, 173 Pearl
avenue, Farmers ward. Agent Des
MONIES ~IncubatorS and Breeders.
a CASH REGISTER, cheap. Enquire
Swartz, pa South Main.
PIANO BOX. large size, for sale cheap.
1S5 South First West.
FLOUR BIN for sale cheap. 15 South
First West.
FURNITURE of six-room mouse Cali
afternoon. a North First West.
A CARRIAGE TOP surrey, a good bar
gain. at 40 y. md w.
A GOOD NIGHT soil tank for sale
cheap. 22I E. Sth South.
PAPERHANGER'S TOOLS. ladders
and wagon. cheap. 21 Tenth East.
FURNITURE of eight-roomed house.
enquire 10 So. Sth East.
THREE GOOD WORK TEAMS. wagon
and harness. Call at 1854 South State. or
below Twelfth South.
FOR SALE CHEAPI 81 wagon, l IL
wagon l 5O-tooth lever harrow, l set
work harness. 1916 z. Brigham street.
A WATER JACKETED pyritic shelter.
% tons daily capacity, secondhand, but
complete; used only 21a months; for sale
cneap. Address Lock Box IS, Durango,
Mexico.
DURHAM and Jersey bulls. Six head
registered Durham Short-horn yearling
pullS and one registered yearling. full
blood Jersey bull. Thomas w. Jennings,
a East First South street.
TYPEWRITER AND office supplies.
plank books, -AIargetts Bros. 40 Main.
Phone T4-3.
81 EAST First South AZ feet front, by
loo 1eet deep. Brick cottage. Price, s., 800.
NJ Fitzgerald, Silver City. Utah
FOR RELIABLE grass and garden
seeds go to Bailey & Sons, 63 E. ID South.
THREE GOOD WORK TEAMS. wagons
and harness. Call at 1854 South State, or
at Jas. Decker's, Redwood road, y mile
below Twelfth South.
OHIO RAMS.-I have now in stock 500
Delaine Merino yearling rams, well grown
ana selected especially for the range.
ANY one in need of rams will make no
mistake in seeing these ans, or buying
early and getting them acclimated. VIII
sell low, as they were bought out of seas
on. Have low railroad rates. Call on or
ADDRESS, a T. Quincy, president O.. NJ.
and d. S. B. association. Alexandria, o.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-08

George NJ. Hanson, Republican county
chairman Of Weber county, was in the
city yesterday in consultation with ex-
Senator Arthur Brown.
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FOR SENATOR
Reason Why SILVER TOngued
Locates Here.
HANNAITES WANT HIM
WILL HAVE NO REPUBLICAN
OPPOSITION.

Merely as a Way of Showing his
Gratitude to the State of Deseret,
Tom Will Let Utah Elect Him
Senator If the Legislature Is Re-
publican
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WANTED.

. PARTY WITH 100000 to 100000 to in
vest in new, profitable business. For par
ticulars address A 39S, Herald.
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Art Embroidery.

Friedman's great fire sale is now on.
See ad on the seventh page.
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AN INVALID LADY would like to have
small pet dog; Spaniel preferred. a 362,
Herald.
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STOVE REpAIRS

STOVE REPAIRING.-Wiliam Pender
q Son. sos State, mfg. and imp. Of all
kinds stove and range repairs. repairing
IN an It's branches. Mail orders solicited
Tel. 713-5 rings.
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Notice.

Friedman's great fire sale is now on
See ad On the seventh page.
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P1ANO BARGAINS.-1 brand new oak
ePrlgnt piano for Monday. only S2S5. Call
carry II you want a bargain indeed.
l lovely mahogany 500 upright piano.
Oeen USED I'VE months. goes at $40.
l n walnut upright piano, worth 500.
Osen used a short time, goes at $3.50.
l Shonlnger organ, only $50. Cable Piano
4. c. NJ. l.. city.
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MEDICAL

DIR. Z. 5. PAYNE, 142 South Main
street. Specialist in diseases of women
and children; satisfaction guaranteed in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-08

Mrs. Chase, teacher Of art needle
work, invites the ladies to an exhibit
ton and sale Of art embroidery for five
days, commencing Friday, April s, from
10 a. m. to 6 D. M, at 1874 West Third
South street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

AS HOUSEHOLDER to an aged couple,
or take care of an old lady, in or out of
city; best of references. Miss Wilmer,
general delivery.
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From AND AFTER MAY 18th. nv
residence, 65 East First South street;
modern house, eleven rooms, water and
sewage connections. Jonathan c. Royle.
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MATCHES AND JEWELRY.

W. W. HALL. 259 South Main stras-
expert watch repairer; Utah souvenirs
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FURNITURE of six-room house. Call
afternoon. a North First West.
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AUCTION SALES.


COME AND GET your touches at the
City Mattress Co.; s4D and up; 50 East
ISt So.
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A CARRIAGE TOP surrey, a good bar
gain. at 40 n. md W.
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]. F. BOES. manufacturing jeweIe-
Removed TO II East First South.
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a CASH REGISTER, cheap. Enquire
Swartz, pa South Main.