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New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
18th Street

The approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property to be sold. i
4i-lOt with
April together allowances
ing q $i5l 90-lOo. with interest April
together with the EXPENSES
Dated: New York April
GEORGE Rafa
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. MEETING

The 1920 annual meeting OF the Chamber Of Com
merce will be held tomorrow at 12:3O p. m. at the
rooms OF the Chamber. No. 80 Nassau-st Officers
and standing committees for the year will be
chosen After the meeting Luncheon viii be served
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~-----------~-----"--~---- ~-----~-------~--~-~--
A.-THOMAS DREW STETsON. - Muir
ray-rt.. patent solicitor and expert. es-
tsbIshed 1855. Telephone 2I36 CortIandt.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MUSIC.

Albany. May Governor Roosevelt to-day signed
the Davis hill Incorporating the American Institute
of Music in New-York City. Among its directors
are Frank Daurosch. James Speyer. Andrew Car
neEie and other prominent NEWCOMERS
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

PORTER. BY middle aged man: expert
enced porter and packer OF hosiery and
notions, best CITY reference T u. G., all
Ralph-st.. BROOKLYN
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Trust COMP4NT'S CAPITAL INCREASED.
Albany. May The State Trust Company this
morning filed with the Secretary Of State certif
cate Of Increase OF capital stock from 100000 10
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TYPEGRITERs.

TYPBWRTTERS bought. sold rented, re
paired. best machines lowest prices;
trial 1rae. telephone. TED
TYPE WRITER EXCHANGE. PAL B'way.
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ING

T0n ERTnMM@ OF every description
EIlEE i lNL9 while you walt. HAIR
DING 80 W 23d St Established 80 Year,.
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DIAMONDS set and reset while YOU waiI
ia latest style Of mounrtng=; liberal price
paid for old gold and silver. Il SESSLlCR.
Diamond aette-. 81 Nader . anA
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OLD BOOKS nouGHT AND SOLD.

BOOKS bought for cash entire Libraries
purchased. calls residences free. s. q.
RAINS. $50 Jth-ave
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USEFUL. MAS--Single, middle aged .
plain gardening. horses. cows. poultry,
steam and hot air pumps. gas machines,
etc. strictly temperate. first class refer
ence. FRANK NEVIN, Box ~. l.2i2
Broadway.
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CAST-oFF CLOTHING.

SPEt IAL--I-acies desiring 20 dispose oI
discarded street. evening costumes. jew
e--5 rcr- etc VIII positively receive
highest prices fgr sane Mrs COHEN.
80 sth-aEe.
ASTDNISHIEGLY high prices paid for
ladies' gents and childrsns discarded
clothing fEe evening and street costumes.
fllrs 1ewelry bric-a-DTac. carpets. etc
Cal or address Mr. and Mrs. 81 NAF-
TAI "a Gth-ave.
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COOK. LAJNDRESs Young woman IN
sr-aE private family. first class refer
ence- country preferred. Call tive days.
f5d West 1~lh-s-
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COACHMAN- - Trustworthy. competent.
married three years best references last
place. city or country Address b. +S5
Park-ave.
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WANTED.-A situation as a supertltend-
enr full control IN Richmond (Nal
tobacco company. OF in trust tobacco
factory. or on g railroad Or a trolley road.
or as a foreman IL livery stable IN New
York state. or a groom good refer
ence Address JAS. o. BALDWIN. P. o.
Box l61 caldwell. y. J.
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.IACHfN EHY,

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working r:achtnes: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought ara ex-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY. 1855 Madi-
son-sI.
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COACHMAN-by Scotchman. 3S thor
oGzhly understands his business. ne
dium size. careful CITY driver. dissuKnEen
through death Of employer. highly recon
mendsd. D.. lis West 52d-st-
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COACHMAN. N.-Protestant 50, - years'
experience; good. STYLISH. careful CITY
driver, thoroughly understands care and
management of fine horses harness and
carriages. best city references COACH
MAN. 653 2d-ave.. care Hagland.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

AT ST BARTHOLOMEW EMPLOY
AfENT BUREAU
2Il East 42d-si. Tel 1854 3sth-st First
class servants supplied houses closed q:
families who are leaving town. references
carefully invest gated
BEST SERVANTS BEST SYSTEM.
IRWIN'S 6TH-AVE AND I1TH-ST-
ALI. REFERENCES INVESTIGATED
MRS e NJ BACON. tn. most reliable
once FOR Male and Female Help hrter-
.nces tnyestisatsk 3si 6th-sve.. near I'D
ST. Telephone 2o93--Isth-st
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GARDENER Useful single man; thor
Oughly understands care q horses, care
ful driver. understands all work on gen
tleman's country place. personal reference.
II Box : Tribune Office
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HELP ANTED.

Femaf@-
WANTED. .-AiUGl- eyed German gov
erurss, woman Of refinement 1or family
residing n the country short distance from
New York. three children who attend
school Must be musical and capable of
taking charge CT household during mother :
absence. Address stating references.
salary expected. IMPORTER. =. O Box
= es+
WANTED--A competent young WoTla I
h-s Cn8 II ucermai1 and lauD1Tess in small
ramNvt hest city references required. Ap--
rly 81 II West 52d st from 70 II q IN.
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DANBIRY HATS.

FOR TWO DOLLARS We duplicate in
style quality. workmanship and rnish
eny $500 hat sold by retail hatters IN this
city Every correct style and color 10
select from. DANBURY HAT CO.. -
DeshrCsseg-st
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DOGS AND BIRDS.

KING CHARLES SPANIEI-S. stud. Bos-
ton terriers puppies: French bred dogs
fox terriers. JOHNSON. 81 West 4+th-st
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WORK WANTED.
Female.


COMPANION and MAID Experienced
traveller and excellent packer. speaking
German and English huently. with family
going abroad; best references. MAID. Box
~. i.2+2 Broadway
COMPANION. or GovERNEss.- By an
Englishwoman: subjects. French. Ger
man. Latin, music drawing. painting.
good references, willing 10 travel. Miss
l. C.. 36s Lexington ave.
COMPANION to an invalid hospital ex
perience; moderate salary Address b.
care Of Mrs. Ford. Charity Organization
Society. 1O5 East 22d-st.
COMPANIoN or MAIp.-willing to
travel. understands dressmaking: best OF
reference 500 West 5lst-st-. Comets bell
CASHIER or Office assistant: young lady;
experience, reference. Address By letter,
Miss D, 30 West 17th-st
GovERNEss. &c.-German nursery gov
eruess or companion. perfect French,
little English highest city and Paris ref
erences; at present employed. Write Nine.
JOTFF. IS West 52d-st
GOV ERNESS. .-Nursery governess by a re
fined North German young lady, ex-
Cellenr musician best references. l. T.,
care f. Loewenthal. 1875 West 112th-st-
JANITRESS. Competent; would Ike care
OF one or two houses husband first class
1Teulans UNDERSTANDS steam neat no OD-
lection TO basement rooms: children. Mrs.
FARRELL. 5+3 West 59th-st
POSITION in photographers or stationery
printers; understands the handling Of
paper from press 10 shipping room; com
petent as forelady. RELIABLE, 3C9
Nostra nd-ave. Brooklyn.
LADY. good manager. experienced keeping
boarders. would board owner and share
profits summer resort OF suburbs. or Join
other lady. NJ. W, 219 West 136th-st.
STENOGRAPHER, typewriter and entry
liable. neat. highest references. 81. AN
BITIOUS. 649 9th-ave.
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER -
By a ~ouns woman; salary moderate.
STENOGRAPHER, Box 12, Tribune Of
fee.
TEACHER German and French
teacher for the summer Address Miss
VI. THEODOR, 233 East 112-h-st.
TYPEWRITER.-A young girl would like
a situation as typewriter and assistant
bookkeeper as beginner. Address +.
WARD IS West 1Ood-st.
VISITING GOVERNE,SS, Partisan. piano.
languages, etc. requires lessons. summer
or permanent engagement; references. 35S
West 5Sth-st.
YOUNG LADY, French. speaking English
ruently. pleasing appearance, wishes sit
uation n Office or store; knowledge Of
bookkeeping; state salary. II. D. I62
West 32d-st.
YOUNG LADY. IS as office assistant: ex-
pertence and reference. Miss VIOLA
KEENAN,. 1851 Park-ave.
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ANTIQUEs, sILTERwABE AND
.IEwELRY.

wYLER. W 2sth St Gate with J.
Il GuEgenhsiu1j- Diamonds Antiques
etc bought and sold Z CHEST cash prices
paid rcr C.s Gold and Silver.
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WORK WANTED.


Female.
CASHIER and HOUkk EE.I' 'fsT.---tierUau
American Young lady. Years expert
ence best reference whore last emp, wed.
Address or call ~ 81 ave. lst hoor
COAIPANTOS. Trained nurse aged 80 as
companion 70 nervous lady uutp batter
J. Box -. li2i2 Broadway.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLhs.
tARPE1 CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam, ~ hand or
on the floor. CErefu. Carpet Cleaning
Co, .55s Broadway. i2I East 4stn-st.
coz & BRANDT. Tel I22-3sth-
FpEuFRlCK ACKERM y lS3 West 32d-
ST. near etk-ave.-Sream carpet clean
.-g and Tea thsr and hair renovs ting works
Ma NSHATTAN Steam Carpet Cleaning Co.
or5ce and factory, !. .23l 2d-ave- near 64th-
- Tei@phone 32s- -7eth-sj- Steam
cleaning al kinds, &c peE yard
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ored as possible: forelegs long
straight and slender. also well coll
ored and free from black or white
head thin, long and color even: ewes
hazel round and bright, ears fine In
texture free from black except a we'll
defined black laclng around the edge
OF TIPS the animal 10 be a rufus red In
color throughout except belly and small
space under jaws. which should be
cream color. the tip OF fur on back
should be black and have a wayy APP
pearance
II is quite difficult 20 get all Of these
markings and breeders who attain the
highest degree OF excellence receive
fabulous prices for such specimens. For
Instance, the doe, Palace Queen. owned
IN Los Angeles and scoring within az
points OF perfection is valued az more
than $1,000 as this amount was refused
Tor her and there are a few other hIgh
scorers which are valued proportlonate-
~ The question Immediately arises
Where can the value be In such a small
anlmal2 The solution Is 10 be found i'm
the universal law Of supply and de-
mand
The American people are willing IN
pay high prices for high quality. ana
the scarcer The specimen the higher
price paid. The excellence achieved I'm
this line Is the result Of over 40 years'
constant and scientific breeding ana
pedigreelng and who can say that Inc
lndetatlgabe breeder has been loo
highly paid for his labor well done In
virtually creating through the lnteili.
gent application OF his genius and skin
one Of the most beautiful and lovablv
creatures IN the animal kingdom?
or course these high prices rule only
Tor a few exceptional specimens. ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-05

The meeting OF the Zota Gamma So
ciety last evening was very interest
ing The feature Of the meeting was
the open discussion on the question.
Resolved that religion has done more
for our present civilization than has
science. There was also "a very lively
reading by Mr. Francum, a red hot
speech by j. d. Todd and a cool speech
By MIR Reece.
The students are thoroughly satisfied
With the result Of the preliminary con-
test With such stalwart dehaters 10
represent the University IN the inter-
collegiate contest they feel sanguine Of
success.
The preliminary contest yesterday
was attended by nearly an the students
and the speeches were all very vigor-
Gus ana logical.
At n meeting OF a number Of the
students yesterday, with Prof. Byron
Cummings, 80 was decided 20 give three
presentations OF "As You Like IT," dur.
Ing commencement week Prepare
lions for the play are being made on
quite an elaborate scale and these pre-
sensations Of Shakesppares famous
drama, under the trees on the campus,
being the first OF the kind ever pro-
duced In Salt Lake. will undoubtedly
awaken considerable interest.
The debate between the University Of
Utah and the University Of Nevada,
promises TO be Of surprising interest
II is the first intercollegiate contest
ever held In Salt Lake City. and should
appeal 10 the patriotism Of not only
the students but every citizen Of Utah
who desires 10 see their State institu.
ton achieve honor and greatness. The
best way that patriotism can be mani
Tested is by attending the debate.
BRIGHAM YOUNG ACADEMY.
Provo May 3--Athletes are sun prac-
tlclng,
j. Golden Klmball addressed the
students 10 Sunday school last Sunday.
His remarks were enjoyed very much.
President Clun was IN Provo Friday.
Re was on bis wy % exchange the
waterproof coats which were not
waterproof
Mrs. Stetson's lecture. Friday even.
Ing filed all expectations Those pres.
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the value decreases exceedingly fast as
the fancy markings become less disc
tinct. ranging from 50 per head Tor
breeding does up. ,.
No doubt the practical side OF THIS
industry must ultimately be the main
confederation, and "a few facts along
this line may be OF interest and value
10 those contemplating the raising OF
Belgian hares In considering tnis side
of the matter the possibilities are most
remarkable.
with only average success one doe
viii reproduce 100 Of her Kind ln one
wear. or IN the neighborhood OK 600
pounds Of meat. and as the hesh is as
toothsome as chicken, and sells Tor
from Is 10 20 cents per pound there VIII
be an average OF Si05 net profit per year
from one doe. the furs being worth The
cost OF feeding which makes this the
most profitable animal eXtant
The small cost OF food is another item
worthy OF consideration alfalfa hay
carrots. beets and the Ike making exc
Cellent food.
The above figures are not an exagger-
alton. but are as conservative as pos
sibe TO be consistent.
A great deal Of interest has been
awakened lately In Salt Lake City In
Belgian hares, and some Of our prom
inent citizens are already well started
In the business. and the writer pre-
diets that within the next yea Utah
viii be a large producer Of this precious
little animal. and another permanent
and profitable industry viii have been
added TO this already prosperous State.
IRWIN z, PRATT.
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THE BELGIAN HARE.
Salt Laker Tells Something OF the Wonderful AMI
naPs Worth.
dlrilI ,,5nnnnnr1b

The Belgian hare is attracting more
attention at present IN this country
than possibly any other animal ever
imported.
II VIII be surprising TO those unfam-
illar with this little animal since its
recent Introduction into this country
that California alone, where the COM
mon jack rabbit has been such a mem
ace TO agriculture, and where It has
been necessary from time to time to
organize yigilant committees for the
purpose Of annihIlatlng them by the
thousands that millions Of dollars have
been Invested Tor the propagation of
species Of the same family which
varies, however, considerably I'm color
and markings
The Belgian hare was introduced into
the United States from England quite
recently, and not until two years ago
did we realize the wonderful possible
ties OF the Belgian.
For the past forty years breeders In
England have been endeavorlng 10 ar
rive at the Ideal standard OF perfection,
and recent importatious according 10
Mr.. =, r. Crabtree Of Denver. who Is
the recognized expert and judge OF
America, have reached the high mark
Of s6Ia points out Of possible 100.
The English standard Of perfection.
which has been adopted In America. re-
quires the ideal animal 10 be Of about
the following description:
Weight about s pounds. body long
with firm flesh back nicely arched.
with TANKS and ribs like a race horse:
hind legs long strong, and as well coll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-05
PRELIMINARY CONTEST.
Varsity Debaters Chosen for Battle
With Nevada ON May 25th.

The students OF the University met In
the art room yesterday afternoon to
hear the debaters compete for place
upon the debating team In the coming
contest with the University Of Nevada
in this city on May 25th. The contest.
ants we're: ~ T. Porter. Ernest Bran
well. G. S. Gibbs. II b. Fry. Walter
Evans, o. W Carlson, Ezra Robinson
and Arthur yelling From these eight
there We're three principals and two
alternates chosen. The former are n. T.
Porter. Arthur yelling and Ernest
Bramwell and the alternates are Walter
Evans and Oscar w. Carlson. The
same question. 20 be debated at the In
tercollegiatc contest. was the one dis
cussed yesterday. II is Resolved that
territorial expansion would be a bene-
III 10 the United States" The debate
was a very lively one, and the logic
displayed In Il wac very gratifying as
the students now feel that the ground
has been fairly well covered. and that
this preliminary contest has been excel
lent training for their representatives
In the controversy with their nelghbors
The judges Of the contest were, Presi-
dent Kingsbury Professors Lyman,
Roylance. Babcock. Toronto and Mr.
Howell, and their decision. which was
announced almost Immediately after
the contest, was greeted with loud APP
plause from the students.
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GIRL SUSTAINS INJURY.
Eva bowling Knocked Down by Bicy-
clist Leg is Broken.

Eva Bowling the slx-year-old
daughter Of Mrs Della Bowling Of No.
9 Floral avenue was struck with a BIZ
cycle ridden by Bert Tanner. yester-
day afternoon. and her leg was broken.
Tanner picked the injured child UP and
carried her TO her home where DIS.
McKenna, Witcher and Estes set the
limb and succeeded In making her COM
Portable 1t viii take a month for her
10 recover
Tanner says that he was approaching
the place where the accident occurred,
and two children were playing on the
side walk; he called to them TO get
out Of the way, when little Eva ran out
from side alley. he says. right In
front Of his wheel In his effort 10
eyade her, one Of his feet slipped OF
the pedal and he lost control OF his ma
chine. one Of the pedals then struck
the child, with the serious result men.
toned. Mrs Bowling thinks that Il
was carelessness and that the City
Council should prevent fast riding on
the streets.
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INHALER

The Simplest Speedled and
SursSt Cure Yet Discovered for
Catarrh, Hay Fever Asthma,
Bronchitis. and All Diseases Of
he Throat and Lungs.
II strengthens the Lung, and
prevents Consumption
Its Success Unparalleled in the
Annals Of the Medical World. 1t
has no Equal
Physicians Pronounce It the
Most Scientific and Effective
Treatment Known for Diseases
Of the Air Passages,
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ANY adult suffering from a cold set
tied on the breast bronchitis, throat
or lung troubles Of any nature, who
Will call at A. G. Smiths Drug store
viii be presented with a sample bottle
OF Boschee's German Syrup, free Of
charge. Only one bottle given 20 one
person, and none to children without or.
der from parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such a sale as Boschees German Syrup
In all parts Of the civilized world.
Twenty years ago millions Of bottles
were given away. and your druggists
Will tell you It's success was marvellous.
II is really the only Throat and Lung
Remedy generally endorsed by physl-
clans One 70 cent bottle viii cure or
prove It's value, Sold by dealers In an
civilized countries
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EXCURSION TO EMIGRATION.
The Historic Canyon Visited Today by
University Students.

a large number OF students OF the
University spent today visiting Fort
Douglas and Emigration canyon. At
nine o'clock. the party left over the
Salt Lake City railroad and on arrival
at the fort. were kindly entertained by
the officers and men, who conducted
them through the barracks and about
the grounds The canyon was reached
early In the day. and the time spent
IN gathering flowers and climbing hills
Dr. Howard made u intensely interest.
ing Tor the students IN describing the
fauna and fora OF the Wasatch noun
tains and the valley The party re.
turns 10 the city early this evening
This IL the second trip that has been
taken by the society, and much in
terest is being aroused among them IN
the study Of Utah history. Other
places OF historic importance are 10 be
visited In the near future.
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rnrtnrrd a MItne..

Intense suffering was endured by Wit
ness II. L. Martin. Of Dixie. KY before
he gave this evidence. Il coughed every
night until my throat was nearly raw;
then tried Dr. Kings New Discovery
which gave instant relief ] have used
Il IN my family for four years and re-
commend ID as the greatest remedy for
Coughs. Colds and all Throat, Chest and
Lung troubles. II will stop the worst
cough. and not only prevents but abso-
lutely cures Consumption. Price SOC
and 800 Every bottle guaranteed.
Trial bottles free at Z. c. N. J. DRUG
Dept.
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Ticket Agent, ogden.

Cyclists should always carry a bottle
Of BILLIARDS. SNOW LINIAlENT, In
case OF accident, II applied Immediately,
II win subdue the pain, prevent swelling
and discoloration, and quickly heal the
wounds. Price 80 cents Y, c. NJ. l.
Drug Dept.
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MAY 10. 1000

Southern Pacific Company Will make
rate $1,000 ogden to San Francisco and
return.
Tickets good only on train No. 3, leav-
Ing ogden 1915 a. m. above date. good
returning on or before September
9Th.
For tickets or information apply to
ID. r. GRAY, General Agent.
No. PA Dooly Block. Salt Lake City,
Or &. 4. HENRY,
Ticket Agent, Ogden.
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Clouds Of Medicatcd yapor are Inhaled
nostrll., cleaning and yaporlzlng all the
iufamed aud diseased parts which cannot
be reached by the medicine taken into the
stomach
II reaches the sore spots.
IL Heals the raw places.
IL Goes to the seat OF disease.
IL penetrates obscure places where
drugs taken into the stomach cannot
reach.
II acts as "A balm and tonic to the whole
system,
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PRICE $I.OO
with everything complete At all drug
glsts or mailed from our once,
MUNYON'S REMEDIES

Munyon guarantees that his Rheuma-
tism Cure will cure nearly all cases Of
rheumatism IN a few days that his
Dyspepsia Cure viii cure indigestion
and all stomach trouble that his Kid
ney Cure win cure 80 per cent Of all
cases Of kidney trouble. that his Head
ache Cure viii cure any kind OF head
ache In a few minutes, and so on
through the entire list Of his remedies.
They are for sale at all druggists
mostly 20 cents a vial
Write Professor Munyon, 1905 Arch
street, Philadelphia for free medical
advice on any disease ASK YOUR
DRUGGIST FOR MUNYON'S GUIDE
TO HEALTH"
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PROGRESS OF SEVENTY YEARS.
address at the Annual the Church Of
Opcnps r Christ of Tabernacle
salt Lake City, April o, 1000, by
PRESIDENT LORENZO SNOW.

eaba Growth Of the Church from Its naneyIts Pres
status successful Missionary Work Establishing COL
. church Founded Upon Revelation inspiration a Gilt
ints-srength OF the Lords Work.
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THE STATE TREASURY.
Condition Of States Finances During
the Month Of April.

Treasurer Chapman yesterday submit
ted his report OF the States financial
transactions OF the month Of April.
showing as follows:
Balance on hand April l., .... S253 SOC ls
April revenues. o. ..,.,,.., 1888. q
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PUTNAM NAIL CO.,
NEPONSET, BOSTON, MASS.

,aI,..5 g. e.. Al. D., CLARK, NJ
dresee A CO.. salt Lake Hardware GO,
ana George A. Lowe. Salt Lake Cl'H
Utah