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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
BUILDING AND REALTY.

Following are the persons TO whom
were Issued building permits during the
past week.
j. w Harrison. Sixth West between
Fourth and Fifth North frame cottage,
$500.
Samuel Hatfield. 1870 n. Sixth West.
brick cottage, $500
Within selleyJr. $50 W. First North
frame addition. 500
r. q. Robinson. Fifth South between
Seventh ana Eighth West. frame cot
tagc. $500
Salt Lake city r. r. Co.. Second
East between South Temple and First
South. car sheds $1,000
a. L. Iamlin. corner First West and
Second South. rock store. 5000
Damn %. Chase, IS W. Second South.
skylght. 500
Frank Shepard Sixth street between
/ and j streets frame barn. 800
Mrs l., +. Hill, / street between Sixth
and seventh, rock cottage Sl,70O.
Total $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
BOUND FOR CANADA.
Presidents George 2. Cannon and
Joseph +, Smith Leave Tomorrow.

Presidents George Q. Cannon and Jos
+. Smith WIN leave tomorrow evening
for Alberta, Canada, where they win
thoroughly look into the situation In
the various colonies and settlements in
that district Of the Dominion
The tour Of inspection VIII occupy
considerable time as It Is proposed to
make 70 most exhaustive one. that
VIII embrace the resources OF the coun-
try that viii become affected by the
Canadian Northwest Irrigation COM
many which Is such a prime factor In
the development VI the vast tracts of
rich country IN the Great Northwest.
During the visit OF Presidents Cannon
and Smith In Canada they VIII meet
with Mr. Gait and other distinguished
Canadians from eastern cities IN the
Dominion Mr. Gait IS known through
out the British colony as one OF
the most prominent ana Influential men
IN that region and IL regarded as being
in the foremost ranks OF those who
have played a leading part in the de-
yelogment Of the Great Northwest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
SCHOOL LIMITS
NOW DIFFERENT
Boundaries are Altered by Board Of
Education,
A.o.CLARK TO TEACH AGAIN
Appointed Teacher In Chemistry In
the nigh school ia place ora.
~. HEAVIER, Resigned.

The board Of education met as usual
last night ana discussed business inci-
dent 10 the opening Of the schools ON
Monday Ia addition 20 several minor
matters that came before their notice
change was made IN the limits OF the
sumner Oqulrrh, Wosatch and Web
ster school districts. Prof A. o. CLARK.
formerly principal " the High school,
was also appointed teacher in chemistry
In the High school IN the place Of A. H.
Beaver. resigned.
The members Of the committee Of
the whole. who met and transacted the
business that came up before the board,
were five IN number. and consisted OF
Messrs Nelden. Henderson, GiauQue.
Bamberger and Newman
In order 20 relieve the overcrowd'ng
and pressure at the Summer. Quinn.
Wasatch ana Webster schools. and t0
afford greater opportunities to students
attending the training school the
boundaries Of the districts were changed
last night SO that pupils residing south
Of First South, east OF Tenth East and
north Of an imaginary line drawn bee
tween Sixth and Seventh South streets
shall attend the training school all
students residing on ana cast OF Sixth
East street 10 and including Tenth
East between the middle Of Second
South street on the north and The
middle line between sixth and Seventh
South streets, shah attend the Webster
school; all pupils living IN the north
half Of the block bounded by sixth and
Seventh South and Fifth and sixth
East streets shall aho attend the Web
ster schools all pupils living north OF the
middle line between Fifth and Sixth
South streets extending from State 20
Fourth East streets shall attend the
OQutrh school.
The following appointments. Including
that Of Prof Clark, as mentioned. were
also made.
Eva Mayne Of the Oqulrrh school
was appointed principal OF the Ninth
school IN lieu OF Mel Forsythe. gone
TO Alaska.
The resignation Of Louise MAY Da-
Wis OF the Grant school was accepted
LILLIAN Horne was appointed assist |
ant teacher az the Fremont school and |
Lizzle Featherston was assigned 90
the Lake Breeze school
Principal Eaton OF the high school |
and Mrs William C.. Jennings were |
a special committee 10 exc /
anime applicants for the positions OF |
teachers Of French and German ia the
High school
Il was directed that the schools be
closed on Friday. October 9TH. TO al
low the pupils an opportunity OF at
tending the State fair.
Appropriations 70 the amount of So
tiS72 We're made.
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Eight OF these are handsome passen.
ger coaches. and two 0f them, havins
arrived last night. are now out on the
road IN active service The remaining
six are expected shortly. and with them
six baggage and mail coaches.
These cars are made hy Jackson g.
Sharpe Of Wilmington Del. one Of the
great manufacturing firms Of this cOun-
try. This increase In trahice is not con.
fined 90 any one railroad, but is a gen.
eral condition prevailing among all
roads touching Colorado Local repre-
sentatives on many lines have been
compelled 90 work after office hours Tor
many nights Of late In order 10 rdns-
net the swollen volume OF business The
increase Is IN both passenger and
freight departments. Colorado cattle
are being shipped 10 other States by
the traiul0ad. and there Is a noticeable
demand f0r them both az the markets
and feeding grounds Chicago, Kansas
city and Omaha are ANXIOUS Tor Colora-
DO cattle and many OF them are going
10 points In Iowa where they wan fat
ten Tor the market.
In consequence there has been a likely
demand for freight cars. as stated in
have found themselves short on this
kind OF transportation. but special pro-
visions are being made and matters viii
soon adjust themselves. Roads touch
ing the fu't-ralsing districts have
Nund ir necessary 20 pat on extra cars
o. supply the demand
The RIO Grande Southern viii prob
ably run special trims from Grand
Junction 90 Durango during the Colo
RADIO and New Mexico fait. which win
be held on Oct 10, II and u indian
dances win form an interesting feature
Of the fur over $1,000 wil bs distrlo-
uted in prizes during the four days, and
"a large attendance Is expected. ENcit-
Ing horse races % baseball match for
$500 between Telluride and SiVcrton.
two deadly rivals, aud bicycle sports are
other attractions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
IMPROVEMENTS
IN OPERATION.
Geography Of Tithiug Office Block
Being Changed,
AVENUES HAVE BEEN NAMED
Large ana Up-to-Date Carriage House
90 be Erected Transfer
OF Properly.

Tho improvements IN active opera
tIon upon the Tithlng Office block ore
RAPIDLY moving auace. The old walls
built by President Brigham Young,
have been RACED TO the ground at the
intersections Of the two new avenues.
and this morning the solid old wall that
runs NJ right angles from the South
Temple street entrance TO the block
top.lcd over 10 a cloud Of dust under
the energetic picks OF the men who
We're employed In engineering It's ~
moyal
With the sanction Of President Snow
these two new avenues, that viii short.
ly be completed, viii bear respectively
the names Of Temple ana College
avenue, the one facing the Temple tax.
Ing the former, and the one leading
from the Latter.day Saints College TO
south Temple The latter name
As soon ass the avenues are properly
Graded work win De commenced upon
quitting I'd north front up1n the biz
uihIng house barn. while % handsome
carriage house, furnished with am The
modern and latest uruishlngs .nclud.
ing electric Hight. win Doe erected lmmD-
diately opposite go stables ana on the
south side of Temple avenue under thu
peuonal direction OF Bishop Preston.
WIN thr completion of the College
building the avouues and the removal
NJ tle numerous unsightly sheds that
l. ~ d .Il ID u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
OTHER CHURCHES

! Westminster Presbyterian church q
south Fourth West street Ibetasl
FIRST and Second South Streets Rs
Geo. Bailey, LIB, pastor Service D
a. mp subject for sermon. "Womsil
! Work I'm the Church" The nstaIhil.
! OF deaconess will take place al NOR
! ing service. Evening al s o'clock tAi
discourse will be utilizing our Late.
Energy sunday school al 1913 MOI,
North West Sunday school (6a va
! North Temple street,. Junior c. +, d
I'5O ,. M, 3 ,. m; Y 7. 5. c. T., 90
p. M. prayer meeting Wedneshl
evening at S O'Clock. Practical Rgi
ior Daily Piety reference for guiE
Proverbs chapter -, verses ~
Thursday at 1880 p m. the Womni
Missl0nar. Society meet az the h'-i
OF Mrs. Gilbert. $50 south First WA
street All are cordially invited 20 tAse
services.
St Paurs church, Main and Fog1.
South streets Rev Ellis Bishop. rector
Rev w Daunt Scott. curate. Sepien.
Der 9, thirteenth Sunday after tr.nH
$500 a. m. Holy Communion. st 6 70,
Sunday school; 100 a. M, morning
prayer and sermon, 2'3O p, M. baptism
$500 j.. m., evening prayer and serma
st. 'auls Associate mission, retiN
Rev Ellis Bishop, associates. Rev W.
Daunt Scott, Rev. James H. Cox, Rft
O. S. John Scott September 3, th.r
tenth Sunday after trinity.
81 Peters chapel Fourth North al
Firth West streets, Rev. w pauA
Scott, vicar; $3.50 p. m, Sunday schoa.
1880 ,. m, evening prayer and sern1i
St. Johns chapel, Perkins Addiuoi
300 p. m, Sunday school 400 p m'
evening prayer and sermon
ST. Andrews mission (Harker's pay
Murray, Rev James II. Cox, vicar I'D
p. m, Sunday school
llld NJ r.. church. corner Ninth Eaa
and First South, Joel a. Smith pastor
services at II a. m. and 1880 p, mr con-
munion service followed by a receptl
service. DR.. T. G. niff will SPEAK y
il o'clock. The pastor speaks at 'I
on "The girl who makes a success
life"
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Hewlett Bros. Co.

Forulth Disuict-Corner Firth and
u. residence James Chapman.
FIflydrst Dlsrct-222 X, residence
r A. Mulh0lland
F0rty-soc0nd D.strct-6i9 East Brig
ham. residence n q. Mcmillan.
F0uythird Distriu-llO3 Third
street residence Major +. A. Grant.
FIFTH PRECINCT.
F0rty-fourth District Not selected.
Futy-dlth Disuict-Not selected.
Forty -sIXth District - Annex to
Eleventh ward meeting house
FOrty-seyeuth District--N0t selected
Forty-eighth DistrIct-Fifth east
hotel
Forty-nInth DistrIct-23l south Third
E3st residence Mrs. w. II. Jones.
Fitch DIslrlct-l1 and 10 east First
South. Republican headquarters
Flfty-hrst Distnct-NUt selected.
Flfty-secOnd Dlstrlct-Not selected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
DAILY ORGAN REclrALS.

In order that the general public and
the numerous visitors in this city may
take the advantage ~ enjoying "a dallv
musical program In the Tabernacle. IL
is announced that FOR an hour every
morning. commencing az 10 o'clock
Prof Daynes viii give O free organ re-
cltal In that building during This
month After October lst Prof Nc
Clellan who was recently appointed
or-anist by the authorities on tho
Church, VIII continue 90 entertain ain
those who may desire 10 take advar-
tage OF the opportunity OF listening m
classical music as rendered on the biz
organ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
NAY BE HUNTINGTON.
Vice President Stubbs of the s. p.
ThInks lie WIN De President.

A san Francisco dispatch today says:
Third Vice President J. c. Stubbs Of the
Southern Pacific company has returned
from New York. Mr.. Subbs Is Of the
opinion that II. T.. Huntington win be
elected president OF the company
'Mr. Tweed has been made chairman
OF the board Of directors" remarked Mr..
Subbs. 81 take It 10 be the intention 20
have a president who VIII reside on this
coast, and who will have active man
agement OF the property, leaving Chair
man Tweed I'm charge OF financial and
other affairs in the East. see no rea-
son why the directors should go outside
Of the company for a president in view
ofMr. Hunungton's intimate knowledge
Of the company's affairs AMI his abil-
tvn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
SALT SHIPMENTS.
over Two Thousand Carloads Sent
ont Of Utah Each Year.

Among the heavy shippers from salt
Lake, the chief OF all Is the Inland
Crystal Salt company which pays more
freight than any other concern that
ships any commodity out Of the State
of Utah.
OF AN kinds Of lake salt shipped out
OF Utah up 20 August lst. 1900. there
has been 1853 car loads OF this the
Inland Crystal salt company has sup
piled the major portion, and the ship
ments st.'I continues az the above rate.
which wIIl bring the yearly shipments
up 60 over 1000 cars
on THIS huge body Of salt the greater
portion ls made up of block salt for
stock, which Is a combination uf salt
and sulphur. on which the company
hold "a patent and which Is becoming
popular among the stockmen Of the
entire continent. to be used in ever in
creasiug quantities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
FREIGHT RATES
IN A BAD SHAPE.
Rumor8 Among Merchants That
Discrimination is Shown,
RAILROAD MEN SAY mo"
Situation said 10 he Even Worse than
In she Days Of ls0S
and 100.

Rumors have been rife within the
! PAST week that FREIGHT rates were again
! b.,,,,,,,,.a 49,. .h.t. t,o cutting a.i
stosht ' aug ',. o,sr "a vrar AGO
%ss 'n oss u. sJ,''.' ,ag.ls Cplv mat he
| i,ri,o. t,,. issn rssfi1e lp
/ tbnir 20 t Jn ''',. sb7rrer thon ever
49, '' M, w. ..irs ,rd 56i,nsrs
,,,i,. ~ ie '..,t., KIT thars ara
-. 49, ~. S,.g, a., gtcaris,
IVY ",'t,Hb t'.','... .fs, In come I'm.
} ,t.,,,. ", on ..', avon, t,ri0 his
bo.r s..l,,,..' y d.. ..'.... t5torsd arp5s M
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w. 49,, .,. ,..,.r,,,ti,r t,et me-
.aI.vsfS rlr,1t,,. ~ t'.raigsj N raii M
or ~ ~, ~. ...I "l1ts ~ com.
,n,in,- H.. N.t.. s..r ana and ali
500 ,bst ~. ,.Iit g,s bainp Strictly
,,oj,tai,,S "' re,.iF poss,s rRarorter.
istin Srn,cb al, y'9s be,rJ coming
D,t. 49,, ",5 g.re,.ai Ami
rb.,,..s t'-,,,..., i,,iGc and v,att
,,os NOD ,,,,.I ~. r.9cbrj tbs gtrast
a. ia"poJ ti5r5 ava smiling whom tba
,regt,nr v.9" ,.',, .ri saij tbot surb
sH"nHiNiA N N" N.H|H "...' '..t."t wye 't
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

It pays 20 buy goods manufactured At
home when you save money and get
better quality. This f. what We claim
Tor goods branded three crowns, that the
consumer win get better Baking Pow
der. purr spices and finer favored ex-
tracts flr less money than the imported.
Try IL once and see. Ask your grocer
for goods branded three crown and then
compare them with eastern goods.
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fa
THE SCENIC SPECIAL.

The Limited No. RIO Granda We,
ern railway is the fast train Win ~
and X. q. connection Tor Denver on nv, -;
Colorado points. Il leaves Sal, 'i Y 9ll
city daily at 1913 b. M ana o- Tx
Denver $3.50 p m. making tbe fss, p ,nes
ingion connection. Dining Car srisr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
DIED.

sOLLIs.-At the home Of her paren,sS
4jl south Sixth East, Maggie da w.,
ter Of William and Eliza soilis. ~
9th, age one year, and seven ngg,a,,,bs.
Funeral service az S. MARI I -,
dral. at / p. m. Sunday SEPT " csn
the house al i2;45 p. NJ. fusnu9t 900
view remains from lO.S0' VII -
Woodmen are invited, ---
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
CHURCH NEWS.


Regular services Of the chm,
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saint, -
he held tomorrow at 2 o'clock !, d.
tabernacle; Sunday schools IN \.
various wards at 10 a. m.. and ns.,,.-
IN the city ward assembly room, -,
adjacent wards az follows: ' 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
RESTAURANTS.

JOE SANDS IS UP TO W r. N NJ
elegant CAFE al 81 +. end south ~ rbers
initial dinner on Tuesday. sept ll.h nj
he will DO himself proud In, me Sesfirs
has fitted up private rooms ioi ~. =, ,ssfy ooa-
privacy-an outside entrance ene,..,s
venlence OF the very best Ia 81 ae'-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

WHITES CREAM VERMlFuGE !
essentially the child's tonic. j h,
proves the digestion and assimilation y
food, strengthening the nervous sys,e.
and restoring them TO the health WY
and elasticity Of spirits natural 70 Gnu.
hood. Price, % cents. 2. c. NJ l. p'u'
Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

Religious services In the German a.
guage are held every Sunday noTrls,
at Y o'clock in Choir Han RIcb'.',
street.
Scandinavian religious meeting, a,
held every sunday at 10 O'Clock =
IN the Assembly hall. this clty M
every Thursday evening at o'eIost /,
the Fourteenth ward assembly r56-,
Home missionaries win visit tho v,,.
Gus wards tomorrow az the usual !,
Of meetings.
The regular monthly meeting n 4,
Fifth quorum OF Elders w.u b. ~
Monday Sept 10, at 1850 o. N In a.
Fifteenth ward yestry. Elder NerNt
Morris viii address the QUORUM
Elder Joseph f. Taylor win letu-. ,
the Thirteenth ward assembly nm,
on Monday evening at 7.30 O'clock h.
der the auspices OF the Eighth ouov.
Of Elders. Those holding the Pdse.
hood residing 10 the Eighteenth All
Thirteenth wards are specially lnylj
10 attend.
The Fourth quorum OF Seventy r-
hold It's regular monthly meeting !
Monday evening next at O'Clock m nl
Iwenty-trst ward meeting house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

II you are troubled with inodoioI
breath, heart burn, natuleney, hya. ,
ache, acidlty, pains after eating, y" =
Of appetite, persistent melanchoI|', -,
low spirits. You need a tonic v.
doses OF HERBINE VIII give. you w.
cooperative fierce 20 remove thes, ~
orders. Price, 80 cents, T. T. d. .
Drug Dept
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


AT the Cdnrera,,ar1l church hast night
/ her subject being Famous Women 0f
] me French Salon ." which was delivered
/ IN "a fascinating manner holding the
/ close interest nj tha audience from be-
/ giun.ng DO .rI Tho lecture was pre-
/ coded By musical selections. Mrs l.. q.
/ Miller giving am ORGAN solo. and Miss
Salia FISHER rendering "StiU die vie
uachf." -iRrhmj "Vainka's Song. "
"WhIsh1r" and THE Rosary lNeylD.
hIr. and Mrs Fred g. Graham and
sister Miss Bertha Bishop. leave today
for "a hr..l VISA t1 Portland and other
western cities.
Mr. Victor CbrIst0rhars1n LEFT Thurs
DAY morning Tor New York where he
win meet Prot. stephang on Dis return
home.
have been VISITING with friends m Og-
den have returned.
Mrs. y VI. T0wry. son and daughter
W. BOSTON,
Yesterday afternoon nj q o'clock the
funeral of AIrs ArIala Harrison took
place at the residence of bar brother.
n. s. Young. tha house ana grounds be-
inc filed with those who desired to pay
their last tribute az esteem and fiard-
shin Cor the deceased. THE room In
which the remains Ian WINS lined with
flowers and the casket was buried I'm.
der banks Of beautiful blossoms. The
services opened with d prayer by Dr.
Seymour b Young. and James sharp
followed with a touching tribute 10 the
deceased and words of sympathy for
the bereaved relatives. A quartatte
composed of Mrs. Newman. Miss Bur
dard, sang lead kindly Light" and
art Thou Weary" Six nephews OF
the deceased acted as pan-bearers. the
Interment taking place In the city
cemetery
'''
The Wilards have moved to No. 5sj
south Temple street. whore Miss L. J..
Willard win give her exhibition Of OH
and crayon paintings after the 18th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
INDIA FAMINE FUND.

Today's mail brought several gener
Gus contributions 20 the fund the
News" Is raising for the India famine
sufferers. The donors were as follows;
Hannah A. Eldredge. Woods
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ton, have been selected The lIst how.
ever Is Incomplete owing 10 the fact
that in all cases a suitable han has NOT
yet been secured. The convention win
De ned In the Theater on Thursday
Ihe places selected 10 date for the prl-
niArles'Whioh VIII be held at o'clock on
Monday night are;
FIRST PRECINCT.
First Distrlct-l496 south Eleventh
East, Laughran's store.
Second Distrlct-SG9 east Ninth
South.
Third Dlstrlct-Annex to First ward
meeting house
Fourth Dlstrlct-3oO east Seventh
South. S. b WesterileId.
fifth Dlstrict-Annex Third ward
meeting house.
Sixth Distrlct.-Board public works
office, basement Joint city and county
building.
Seventh Dlstrlct-Room 3. basement
JOINT city and county building.
Eighth District-not selected.
Ninth District-46o south Seventh
East Pickering store.
Tenth Disuict-Annex OF Tenth ward
meetln. house.
Eleventh Distrlct-52l south Eleventh
East, residence George Buckle.
SECOND PRECINCT.
Twelfth Dlstrict-PTceoe's store. cor.
ner Seventh South ana West Temple
Thirteenth Distrlct-Not selected.
Fourteenth DistriCt-COrner Third
West and Seventh South. Fifth ward
school house.
Fifteenth Dlstrict-15O3 west Eighth
South. residence j. NJ. Thomas
Sixteenth District-S35 Cannon street
store building
Seventeenth Dlstrict-slxth ward
meeting house.
Eighteenth Dlstrlct-3i4 West Fifth
South, Anderson's foundry.
Nlusteenth Distrlct-lO Willard court.
residence Mr. Hornbucke.
Twentieth DistrIct-igS south West
Temple residence John Morehouse.
Twenty first DlstriCt-li5 south West
Temple Klenke's store.
TVanty-second DistrIct-2i2 west
FIRST South, residence Mrs Smell
IWenty-thlrd Dlstrlct-2l7 south Sec.
sOnd West. ST, Omer House.
TWenty-f0urth Dlstrlct-4jG west
Third South, residence George Canning
IWlnty-tfth District-523 west First
sQai1 residence Dan Parker
= Twenty DIstrlct--733 west First
south. residence +. W Price.
THIRD PRECINCT.
Twenty-seyauth District Seventeenth
ward meeting house.
IWeniy.r..tth DlsrlCt-Relief So.
c.t. ham,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

Mrs. Hfa Cummings Weifel
WIN be at her studio. IS W. secohG -. =.
on Monday, ready TO resume her ""'
IN voice training.
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=" Waste Not,
Want Not. T"

Little leaks bring to evant,
and little impurities of the
blood If not attended to,
bring a "Want'' of health.
Hoods SarsapariAa Is the
one and only specific that
9VWremoVe all blood humors
and impurities. thereby put
ting you into a condition of
perfect health
Bad Stomach HEADACHES and
tired feeling. BAD o17stoq Of stomach.
eAase5 me 10 take H195s Sa,sApa,za.
4 stored al faint t-ogNe." CtSles
Bove Glers Falls. M
Hcod9 SalJqbaN@
UlEz l1y:zrE
Hoods riIl, enrs liver ils PIE non lrritsurg and
sslZ e-.hAI,is 70 ylIs gih Aoedt sN.siahla.
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COLORADO RAILROADS.
Preparations for Increased Pas.
senger aud Freight Traffic.

The Denever & Rio Grande Is making
extensive preparations for increased
travel. and has ordered fourteen new
coaches Of the latest design. with al!
improvements,
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A. Eldredge Woods

NluSN ''''ssss .t'f .tsf''.'''ffs.'tN lV.Vl
a. a. Smith. Woodruff, Arizona. 100
Christian lirschl Rosetuu..u.. 600
People 90 MancOs, COlO........ 2l.3,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

Mrs y VI T0wry. son and daughter
left today TO spend the coming winter
in Boston
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

Mrs Joseph Young and son Lee. who
have been visiting with friends In Og-
den have returned
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
List OF Places Of Meeting on Monday
Night,

The following places for the holding
OF the Republican primaries. which VIII
elect delegates to the county conven-
lion. have been selected. The llst how
ever Is Incomplete, owing 10 the fact
that In all cases a suitable han has not
yet been secured. The convention win
De ned In the Theater on Thursday
me places selected to date for the prl-
mniaries which win be held at s o'clock on
Monday night. are: