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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-14
Accident Nenr llnrwin.

Special to Tlmes-RepublIcan.
Garwin. June Awhile Jess Lip
pencott. a5carpenter living here was
working at Sam Meyers new house,
east OF town, the scaffold gave way and
Mr.. Lippehcott fell to the ground,
breaking his left arm.
One Of Mr., and Mgs. Henry Dinke's
little girls z very low With diphthsrta.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-14

A Killer that saves.-Mulls Light
ming Pain Killer kills any ache or pain,
internal or external, instantly. Also
lutely pure; 25 and so cents. Ask Nc
Bride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-14
tldcbolt.

Z i
Special to Times Republican.
Odebolt. June 14.-Julius Mentz and A.
b. Teeple. of Lake View, We're In town
Thursday.
Charles Smith, wife and son. of Rock
ford, ILL.,. is visiting at the home Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Smith.
+ s. f. Peck, F. Frenent, William Gra-
ham and L. NJ. Gray, with their wives,
attended the old soldiers picnic at Early
Saturday.
Mrs. j. G. christianson and son, of
Sac City, are visiting with friends here.
Mrs. Side Collins, of Carroll. and Mrs.
Carrie Rock. of Minnesota, are visiting
at the home OF their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. B. Smith.
Mrs. NJ. D. Fox and Mrs. Maggie
Long went to Davenport Monday to at
tend the encampment Of the G. A. r.
a nj w r q sfl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-14

Edgar Boone Wilcox &c.. Beacon.
The commencement week has never
been more largely attended nor has
/ neG1s1 slssk velumss for The interest
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-14
Camp Meeting ut Nora Springs.

Special to Times Republican.
Nora Springs, June 1.-THE United
Evangelical church of this place began
their camp and tabernacle meeting
yesterday in Mr.. Wyatt's grove, and
will hold meetings until next Monday.
June IS. Bishop d. Dubs d. D.. LII
D., of Chicago, ILL.,. and Rev. Z. Muel-
Ter, presiding elder. OF Ackley. Iowa,
and a number of ministers from other
districts will take part in the meeting.
Children's day was observed in the
Christian and Congregational churches
last Sunday. The churches were deco
rated with flowers and plants. The
Baptist Sunday school viii have their
children's day exercises next Sunday.
Rev. T. w. Todd. pastor of the Bap-
fist church preached the baccalaure-
ate sermon at the commencement ex-
ercises Of Kensett. Iowa, last Sunday.
Rev. Beach, Of Northwood, filled his
pulpit here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-14
BRITT WANTS THE ROAD.
Prospects OF Getting New Road
Pleases Its Citizens.

Special to Times Republican.
Britt. June lathe statement in the
T.-R. Of the 18th in regard to the rail-
road to be pushed to Britt is welcome
news to our people. This makes two
companies heading this way, and
Judge Porter will have to hurry" to
get in ahead Of the Des Moines com
pany. The survey by the Des Moines
company has been made as far as Britt
and they take exactly the same route
thru Hancock county as the G. /. & d.
company, represented by Judge Porter.
Either road will be welcomed and the
one who gets in first will take the terri
tory, which is u valuable one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19
notice OF STATE EXAMINATIONS.

Examinations Tor diplomas and cert-
fcates viii be held under the auspices
OF the state Board OF Education az the
same time In Logan, ogden. Salt Lake
City, Provo. Manti, and Cedar City on
August 10th. 18th, and 18th, 1900, begin
ming each day az 9 o'clock a. M.
A person wishing 20 be examined In
any or an subjects required for either
OF the diplomas or the certificate must
ae with the board a list OF such SUBJ
jects together with any credentials he
may wish TO submit for exemption from
examination I'm any subject, on or be-
fore july lst 1900.
Blank forms of application can be had
upon request from the Secretary or
Chairman OF the Board The applicant
should state In which OF the above
named cities be desires 10 take the ex-
animation.
JOHN r. PARK.
Chairman State Board Of Education,
Salt Lake City, Utah
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APPoINTMENTs ARE MADE.
COUNCIL COMMITTEES MEET.
No More Street Work to be Done Till
October Next.

The council committee on streets, al q
meeting held last evening, decided 10
recommend 10 the council that no work
be done on the streets, except such as
is absolutely necessary until after De-
tober l next The city Is now borrow
ing money, and paying a big interest
on II, 10 meet current expenses, and the
probabilities are 10 viii have 10 continue
borrowing until the fan taxes are IN.
The petitions for opening up Grant and
Zane streets and many others asking
for improvements will therefore. be
laid over until October LIST.
Captain Samuel Paul has agreed TO
accept 81 500 ON his 5000 damage suit
now pending against the city Mr.
Paul some time ago, slipped on an icy
sidewalk In front Of the Old city hall
and broke his leg. The matter came
up before the claims committee last
evening, Judge Powers appearing for
the claimant, and was referred 70 the
city attorney for an opinion.
The claim Of George CLANCY for $50
viii be allowed so far as the claims
committee Is concerned. Mr. CLANCY
was working with the city engineer on
UINNkE INMA NllN dNA NttlNA AAtAA Wv iNAANlA
a train came along and he was forced
10 Jump into the water, thus sustaining
a fracture OF the lett ankle. He was
laid up for six weeks and the amount Of
his claim is what he paid out for medi-
cal attention.
The claim Of Benjamin Y Sellers and
Mrs Harriet Ellen Sellers for $1,000 for
damages sustained through the over
turning OF their buggy on East South
Temple street last April was acted up
on adversely. as also was the claim Of
Winnie Galbraith who wanted $1,000
for Injuries caused through falling on
a slippery sidewalk
The waterworlls committee viii
recommend 90 the council the granting
Of the petition OF residents on First
West between Eighth and Ninth South
streets, asking that the water mains
be extended so that they could con-
meet their residences.
The petition of the Mountain Ice
Company asking that Il be supplied
with water by the city at the meter
rates fixed was granted The company
expects 10 use about 1900 gallons q day
for making artificial ice for the next
two months. by which time IL viii have
completed a well from which Il Will OBJ
tain a large portion Of the water II
needs
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NorIcE ro IcF coNsnMERs.

We are now operating our factory TO
its fun capacity day and night which
enables US 20 supply Out patrons with
either the ch0icestnatural Ice Of which
we have an ample supply stored In our
Ice houses at our plant at East Canyon
lakes or with artificial fee. made from
pure distilled water. In which we are
exclusive dealers This fee Is ahso-
lutely pure. free from all vegetable
and animal matter. as the water used
Is filtered and double distilled. orders
Tor car load lots solicited
We invite you 20 Visit and Inspect our
plant. Our service is the best. Place
your orders with the old reliable COM
pany Office and Factory $50 South
Third West ST. Tel 43 Red Wagons.
SALT LAKE ICE CO..
q Iunnh Mnnannr
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100 VOLUMES
or THE
STANDARD DICTIONARY

This rare work Of nearly 2,4OO pages
each volume Weighing i7a pounds.
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issued by Funk and waenalls OF Lon
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volumes have just been received. This
ls the work in The compilation Of which
Dr. James j. Talmage was engaged az
one Of the 200 editors. Its thoroughness
ls wen Illustrated by its treatment OF
the single word Quorum" as follows:
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0r corporate body 0s Is neces-
s8ry for the legal transaction Of
business. unless otherwise ordered a
majority g. CEng) Certain designated
justices of the peace commissioned as
JUSTICES OF THE QUORUM. with
out the presence NJ some one of whom
the others could not act 9. Nor. Oh.
a council or organized body Of the
priesthood. as an Elders quorum, the
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Necessary constituents. a.. of whom,
gen nl. OF "qui" twho) from the Latin
words quorum unum-A. b. esse volu-
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one) forming part Of ancient commits
sions as Of Justices.
This rare dictionary IS offered at fi2
per copy. A limited number can be had
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NOTICE. TO coNrRAoroas.

OTFICE OF THE BOARD or PUBLIC
Works salt Lake CITY Utah May lsth' lsl1
sealed proposal. win De received 40 this office
until 7'm % m.. Monday Evening, May -sih
1870 Tor furnishing 8 900 feet Of 2H Inch inter
nal diameter Cotton, Rubber lined ire
Hose. In 81 foot lengths, fitted with standard
couplings Nllgbee Patent lhread ior INC
salt CITY Fire Department, 90 pe de-
Uvered o. b. car salt Lake City.
Also Tor furnishing u miles OF NO II iusu-
lated hard drawn copper FIRE alarm wire.
Instructions 70 bidders specncMlo ns ana
form for contract and bond may 10 9utaln ei
Public Works. -,
The right Is reserved 20 reject any ana All
Ry order OF the Board u Pnhllc Works
John r. dolly. Chairman
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Appleauist's Mnk Bread
ASK your grocer for The genuine.
ENGRAVED WEDDINGS.

100 Engraved Weddings with inside
and outside envelopes, the finest
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5O-Engrayed Weddings, same as
above. $500
100 Cards Engraved, $3.50.
90 Cards Engraved Sl00.
This price includes plate engraved in
any style JOHN HELD,
60 Main.
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PREACHING AND PUBLIC
SPEAKING"

or the 5000 copies Of this popular
book published last year only three OF
four hundred remain and the author
has decided 10 sell these through the
ordinary agencies for Church publica.
lions. Your local agent VIII order the
book for you or Il will be sent postpaid
from the Deseret News Office. Cloth.
$50; Half Morocco. 500.
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TO ALASKA THROUGH SAN
FRANCISCO.

Before making arrangements 90 go
TO Cape Nome II would pay 90 inyesu-
gate facilities and advantages OF cm-
barking from San francisco. For
folders Of Ocean Transportation com-
panles sailing from San Francisco and
information concerning passage rates
can be obtained by addressing or CALI
ing on following representatives South
em Pacific company
d. II. GRAY. General Agent
2if Dooly Block Salt Lake city.
Il. II. GOODMAN,
General Passenger Agent
san Francisco California.
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Two lectures by Dr. James y.
Talm8ge; an account Of It's origin, with
evidences OF It's genuineness and au-
thenucty Prepared by appointment
These lectures are taken from DIT.
Talmace's book "The Articles OF
Faith" but are presented IN separate
form for the use Of investigators and
etudents Price 10 cts. For sale BY the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19
Mothers Of Young Girls Sue City
officials for 1000 Each,
MADE GUARDIANS TODAY.
Chief Hilton, Policeman Davis, De-
tective sheets aud City Physician
King are Made Defendants,

The mothers Of Clara Carney and
Hattie Dahl. two OF the three girls who
were compelled TO submit TO an exami-
nation Of their persons. at the
police station on May lst have decided
to institute proceedings against Chief
Thomas II Hilton, Police Officer T., c.
Davis. Detective George a. Sheets and
Health Commissioner j. e. H. King,
demanding $1,000 each for the alleged
unlawful acts
As a preliminary step to the fling of
the suits, Clara Carney, and Hattie
Dahl. by their attorneys WILL &
Smith. peutioned the Third district
court this forenoon TO appoint their
mothers. sena Carney and Jennie Dahl
guardians ad Htem. for the purpose Of
prosecuting the actions In their behalf
The petitions recite that the girls are
under the age of twenty DAM
girl being fourteen years and nine
months old and the Carney girl fifteen
years and one month-that their faith
ers are deceased. and that their mothers
reside in this city
The documents then proceed to al
lege that on MAY l. 1900 Chief Hilton,
Policeman Davies Detective Sheets and
Dr. King took petitioners from public
restaurant. where they had committed
no onense and We're guilty Of no wrong,
and compelled them % walk through
the public streets Of Salt Lake city to
the police station, where they were
forcibly detained and restrained OF their
liberty for several hours
COMPELLED TO SUBMIT,
II IS further alleged that the defend
ants named then assaulted petitioners
and compelled them 20 submit TO an ex-
animation. By these acts, petitioners
say. they were mortified and injured
and outraged In their feelings; also
their characters and regulations were
greatly injured. Petitioners then pray
that their mothers be- appointed their
guardians FOR the purpose Of prosecut-
ing actions for damages.
APPOINTMENTS ARE MADE.
Judge Cherry later in the day signed
orders appointing the mothers guard
ians Of the children. which authorizes
| them 10 prosecute the actions named
| IN the petitions
II was learned this afternoon that
the suits would be filed late this even
ing or the FIRST thing Monday morning.
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MAGNETIC HEALING.

PROF. sOALIANE THE NOTED NAG
nefIc Specialist can De consulted az rs south
Main 81 Diseases cured BY natures own
remedy, vital Magnetism.
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oHlRoPoDlsT.

DIR. r. C DALTON. Az EXptRT CHR
Opodi,t Is now permanently Walen az tuo
volr f1pt in q scieutifc mauner az lct i've
prices. You can have yolr icD treated oy
ihe month or por single trcum' ~ Dalion :
Pneumatic Buni0n Shield, tp'iuFe cure ioi
nuuionA gentlemen irmto ln lurMs4
bath looms, ladies trcatcl al - East lhlfu
South; Indy attendant
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Two ACRES, NEW PREssED-BRfcK
ih i,l'e oafn lucern and fruit trees nth Fast
-''n ''e WI sen cheap Enquire as iih st.
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FOR SALE.

GOOD DELIVERY HORSE, 1850 LBS. il5
South. Third West ST. Telephone aJL
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A NICE SUNDAY OUTING.

Wagner's Grove. Sundays from 1 p.
M. TO ,. m.
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EIGHT ACRES. BOUNTlFUL GOOD
buildings. Fine young orchard. Write Box
ISL ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters,
Lump Nut and Slack,
d. ]. SHARP. Agent.
70 South, Main Telephone, 49,
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STOVE REPAIRS.

I r. Iovett, an kinds Stove repairs; stoves
toneht and sold 81 T. Srd So Tel. il3-N
STOVE REPARlNG-WM. FENDER &
SON aDs state. Mfg. and Imp OF all kinds
stove and range repairs, repairing I'm all IT,
branches. Mail orders solicited Tel 7l552rings
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McASy 10 loan on first class security.
Interest low No commissions charged
lions Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany.
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THE NEWS HAS SEVERAL ENGINES
motors aud dynamos FOR safe. All entirely
new VIII sell cheap for cash or suitable
ffado
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.

An area Of low pressure, with COS cen-
Ter over southern Arizona, extends up
into Utah while pressure continues
high along the northern border of the
country west OF the Great Lakes. Ram
has fallen over southeastern Montana,
western South Dakota. eastern Colora-
do. Missouri and Illinois Il is warm-
err over the Great Basin, but elsewhere
temperature changes have been slight
L. II. MURDOCH
Section Director
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NKcen Ciear Brain.

Your best feelings, your social POSI-
ton or business success depend largely
on the perfect action Of your stomach
and Liver. Dr. Kings New Life Pulls
give increased strength a keen, clear
brain. high ambition. A % cent box VIII
make YOU feel like a new being Sold
by Z. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
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AUCTION SALE.

on MONDAY. MAY sld AT 1850 A. NJ,
No. 56l s First West st. FINE lot Furniture,
Aud on Wednesday, May 81, 40 1850 D no.,
No 40 = West Temple 50 Fine Do Goods
Zine Leather Covered Lounge ioding Bed
Sewing Machine fine Desk and Book case
combined Carpets, Rfass ana Iron Beds Din
iug Furniture etc. &C.
And ths week must close ont IS Hundred
D0ii8rs worth OF Fine Millinery. 40 81 Main
81 Bankrupt stock, must go this week Is.
A. Andrews Auct0necE
AFTNF LINE or WILLOW ROCKERS
az cost Tuesday aud Wednesday. W. W.
kiycs Sons % s. State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19

LATEST MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS.
Geo. Q. Cannon 8 Sons Co.. next door
north a. c. NJ J.
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Any adult suffering fum % coll sel-
tied on the breast. br0n.a..s thIo'l
or lung troubles of ans nature, WHO
win can at a. g. Smiths lrls sioI.,,,
wlll Doe presented with o. sample pol..
OF B0schee's German Syrup. free 90.
charge. only one bottle given. 10 one
person. and none 20 children without oI-
der from parents.
No throat or lung medy ever mao
such a sale as Boscheus German syrup
IN AN parts OF the civilized ."olil'
Twenty years ago millions OF Dotil es
were given away. and yonr druggists
win teIl YOU tg success was marvellous
1t Is really the only Throat and Lung
Remedy generally endorsed by phys-
clans one IS cent bottle win cure OF
prove lis value. Sold by dealers IN all
civilized countries
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A Moe SUNDAY OUTING,

Free Stage from Fort Douglas 10
Wagners Grove. Sundays from y.
M. TO ,. m.
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UTAH COMMERCIAL AND svG's BANK
Interest paid on savings W. F.
Armstrong, prest., =. W, Madsen. vice.
prest.. J. r. Cano. cashier.
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THE BOOK OF MORMON"

conover'u Hair Tonic. All druggists.
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WAITED


ROOMS FURNISHED OR uNfURNlsl-
cI ION music Language. etc, lessons. ,ffot
Andre. Main. ai Fergus toalters Music
store p "a. Box lib.
TlcONNUNICATEW WITH ANY PERSON
who /, coins 10 tha Bl- Horn Basin soon, adj
dress B vs. salisbury ilj ith street
pcycrFs OH or Sor, RoUGuT
,oId on swap l2 West Third south Three
doors west oi Main
KEYS rlrrEp. n W. SBD SOUTH, 3
doors west OF Main.
n sTrNzfL FUR CO.. g5o MAIN, THE
only strictly fur Nfr and dealer in ltai
Highest price Tor raw fun ana VIA animals
A PURCHASER FOR A NARlED
assortment OF secondhand JOB dsplay
and body type. Apply 10 the DeAe'e'
News. Salt Lake city
ENGINEERS. FIREMEN, MACllNlsTs
6 EloctrcIansj send TO cents iof heW N-paso
pamphlet continuing stut questions a,A ,
od by Examining Board u iut,neerS, uto.
AXiIor bookseller, ST. Louis NO. menllph
salt lake Daily hescrti Views
Nrw ASH sECONp HAND FURNITURE
bought sod and e1ch Iuscd. o west iHal
souih Washbum Furniture Co.
SECOND HAND FUKNtrtRE an 2a
STATE Street Goods sold on easy pay
menis ~ Weber
uTAH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.. SlN
rirls wanted 40 once Apply iI ID n walker
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.


Two ACRES NEW pREssED-BRlcK
ii Wy, barn, luceru and fruit trees 0th Fast
-''u 'or "lil sen cheap Enquire t0 fih st.
% ACRts ALL UNDER CULTIVATION,
ehlD. Precinct. water right; Win sell at sac
Hhce II taken 90 once Enquire G5 lth ST.
70 ACRES; p ACRES UNDER CuLTIVA-
ION wmile, from city $500 See Eugene
y. cannon 'o' Iempleton Bldg
McGuBRlN& CO.. IS W. eNp SOUTH.
heal Estate. Looms for building
So BUILDING LOTS, EAST SIDE. CITY
units city water city cOnveniencesi easy
payments n desired. Never before offered al
such low prices 10 lots sold last week.
l4' acres, close % CITY High ground. fine
SOIL water right Easy payments no years.
Small homes $1,000. sSi0O0tO p 400. easy pay-
mems Allparis " city
eNq acres fine ranch land, plenty water and
good feed. VIII Doe sold ou easy terms
E.J. Wills, % w End south
GALL FOR OUR NEW LIST or PROP
ofnc called Che Negotiation Free to
81. Harrington q Courtney, Mines and Real
Estate % West Second South.
PITTS SUB SIN 8. and 6th w.. CITY
water electric lights etc. after May 18th, sl2j
% loi; nov 500 $40 "a BIO.
Lake Wow, high level lots, city water and
sever ;lW each $40 Mo. Hubbard, ls w.
2ud So
a FINE CORNER. 81 W. Bird NORTH 4x6
Kos, good orchard, close I'M, near Centre IT,
SEE Us FOR GENUINE SNAPS. LOANS
ana Insurance. Stein. 232 Main.
CHlAP-FINE sTOCK RANCH Go0ACRFs
consulting Of l5 acres farming land and 80 20
go a9os meadow balance pasture; hay ca-
pacits go 90 BOD IONS grain Iand ton 10 aero.
hOuss, stable, cOrfaIs fence sc an good.
| Surrounding splendid fur cattle or sheen
| plepY oi water nom large spring on ranch
| 10 lrEnte whole property. Enquire Of Ford
| irhs.C euiervlle, Utah, or Jos. H. Parker.
] TuuCreck, Juab County
MdERN HOUSE WITH EVERY CON
| yenitce, close 10 business LIT 4hXi0. Sec
Geot D. Pypor at 20 Main street,
g9b VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROP
| euyln 9TH East between Brigham and lst
solq About dXl6 rods, W. d, Pyper
Ogdt Utah,
VII SELL YOU AT A BARGAIN
yacft lots, a cottage or a modern house
r
| unH Walker Bros Bank
VI SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT 5
all L futile Bros. li9 Main 81.
~ sTRINGER CO.. % W. 2ND SOUTH,
| Real Estate. Insurance. Loans
glER ACRE OR WILL EXCHANGE
for n Lake Real Estate. 100 acres twenty
| lasouth of salt Lake City; 70 acres fall
whd Z acres alfalfa Room 1l D. T.
| Watr Bldg
|
MISCELLANEOUS.
Saves FOR SUMNER KITCHENS
wal suits center tables, wash bowl AND
| pt1ironly iiO0 L'noeum cheap TRUNKS
sathls, yal.sos and al the pauphcrnalia
f0r1Woling may be found at the Coop
| 2ndlland Store. 22l-8 state
HESRY BEIsER. A FINE SELECTION Oh
Mjehes and Jewelry. r. T. First South -
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PERSONAL.

AMN ANA hNtlNiN NhNl \ AAAH h-
urC love. marriage money. business em-
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and features; prompt reply; tull reading, ~
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LOST.

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oLEANlNo AND DYEIRo.

UTAH STEAM DYEING And G EANlNG
Co. 81 Richard 81 Hi1h-class work, mQder-
ate prices. Telephone No Or,
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