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Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-06-13
DON'T LEAVE 7HR CITY.
Plenty Of Proof Right Here in
Abilene,

Claim Is one thing, proof another.
Columbus claimed the world was round.
Did people believe III Not until he proved 1t.
Unproven claims have made the world
skeptics.
Every claim made for the Little Con-
queror" Is proven.
Proven In Abilene by local experience.
Here is one case from the many we have.
Mrs. L. J. LOCKER Of ll5 W. South End ST..
says; II had no other symptoms Of kidney
complaint except backache, but that was
enough, for 1t annoyed me for years just
across the loins. At times 1t was excruciat-
ingly severe especially after an extra hard
days work, II walked any distance or con-
tracted cold. fused about half box OF
Doan's Kidney Pills procured ut c. E. North
craft 4 Co.'S drug store when obtained re-
lief have not had symptom Of recur-
renee
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents.
Foster. MiIburn Co. Buffalo, MY.
Sole Agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take no
substitute.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-06-13
THE KIOWA RESERVATION.


Washington, June s.-The commits
sioner of Indian affairs has received
q telegram from Col. Randlett, Indian
agent on the Kiowa reservation, say
ing that Notwithstanding the agita-
tion there oil is quiet. Indian In
spector Nesler, who has charge Of
the allotment of lands among the
Kiowa, Comanche and Apache Indians,
yesterday notified the secretary of the
interior by wire that he had COM
pleted and mailed his final schedule.
There are about 1900 Of the allot-
ments. This is the last step before
the issuance Of the presidents procla-
nation in the matter Of opening the
Indian lands TO settlement
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-06-13
The Muslcni Jubllee Enf1a

Hutchinson, Ran, June S-The
ninth annual meeting Of the Kansas
musical Jubilee closed with . big con.
cert last night and the management
Of the Jubilee association announced
that Jubilee would Be held hero next
year again A. the close OF ths CON
cert ths prizes were awarded.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-06-13

81. Joseph. Mo-, June s.-A camper
who gave his name as Nichols was
brought to Savannah and placed in
iail Yesterday afternoon, charged with
attempting to kidnap the daughters
of Farmer Dixon near this place
Thursday. Nichols was identified by
the girl, who was tied to n tree. and
by her younger sister, who escaped
and gave the alarm. A mob of in-
censed farmers surrounded the Savan.
nah Jail last night and many threata
OF lynchlng were made.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-06-13

The Association Of Young Republic
ans Of Missouri held their second an
niversary at Kansas City yesterday.
500 guests sitting down to the ban
Qnet.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-06-13

ALL LCOMPETlTlUN UlSTANV6U
The fast trains of the Union Pacific
reach San Francisco thirteen hours
ahead of all competitions. If you are
in nc hurry take slow train by one
OF the detourroutes, but II you want
to get there without delay take the
historic and only direct route, the
UNION PACIFIC.
$45.00
from Missouri River, with correspond
ingly low rates from interior points
on the Union Pacific.
PAMPHLETS:
All About California
How to Get There
and full infor nation cheerfully furn-
ished upon application.
l. j. BONN, Agent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-17
GIRLS WENT ON SPREE
Three Drunken, Swearing Young
Women Make Disgraceful
Exhibition on Street.

Three drunken girls rolling about the
Sidewalk, Cling the air with profanity
and raising a general disturbance was
rho disgracefuI scene presented on the
corner Of State and Fourth South
streets about 10 o'clock last night The
girls, who are but Is and II years of
age, continued their roWdyism until
policeman appeared and landed the
trio in jail. The gave their names
and ages at the police station Us Eva
Curtis. 10; Maggie Curtis, II, and En-
ily Rives. H.
According to the statement of the
arrestjug officer. the girls had evident
ly been drinking until they were tipsy
and then started out to have a hilari-
Gus time Under the influence OF the
liquor one of the girls fell to the side
walk and rolled about in the filth and
dirt.
All three were swearing and behav-
inE il a most hilarious manner. Of
fiCer Barlow placed the three under ar
rest. They seemed to regard the mat
ter as a huge joke and marched to
the station laughing and joking about
being thrown into the drunk house.
/ When they appeared at the police sta
ton they were singing and laughing,
apparently supremely Indifferent TO
what was done with them. They We're
booked on a charge of incorTigibility
and locked in the wOman's department
/ O. the jail An effort will be made 20
send all Of them to the reform school
/ The three girls are well known char
! acteTs in police circles.
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terday the accident occurred, and the
life of the child was crushed out. The
mother. attracted by the cries of other
children who saw the accident, rushed
a. her child aad carried the lifeless
form of her little one home in heI arms.
The tragedy occurred on the corner
&C Mead and First WesI streets, within
fifty vars OF Nr. ROwiey's home The
barn. which was @ single story wooden
structure, Weighing some four or nVe
tons. belonged TO Ben WhitehOuse, VINO
lives short distance below Mr.. Row
lev. and was being moved to Water
loo. The structure haC been placed on
TWO long trucks and was being moved
along the street by a double team At
fracted by the novelty of a barn NOV
ing along on wheels all the children N
the ne1qn borh00d flOcked into the street
To watch itf and two little boys, filled
with a desire 10 have a ride. jumped
ins0 the Open side door Of the barn.
aS7EI.I. UNDER THE WHEELS.
The structure went slowly by Mr..
FTOvley's place little George, seeing his
companions riding, attempted to jump
into the door with them. As he jumped
his feet slipped and he fell beneath the
rear wheel. A Mr. Wolf who was driv-
ing the teams. did not notice the chill
dren. and before ne realized that any
thing was happening the wheel passed
over the chud's back, and he lay
crushed ana lifeleSs.
Miss Laura Smith. who lives near by,
saw the accident and rushing to the
child lifted his body IN her arms. Mrs.
RoWley rushed out at the sound of the
children crying lar chud's name and
yves met by Miss Smith with the child
sn her arms. When the mother learned
that he was dead she was almost pros
Tated, and the scene was heartrenCjng.
Claspi1g his form TO her breast. she
bore him home in an agony of grief
that was pitifUl 10 witness. The father,
VINO was away at work, was imme-
di8teIv summoned home.
When the father heard of the acct
dent the memory of the chud's strange
illusion flashed upon him, and it
seemed as fl death had come as a full
dllmant Of that Qregentiment. He said
that while the child was deliri0us he
complained that something was mash
lng his body. or stepping on him. and
The Illusion. he said. seemed TO haunt
him until he recovered from his de-
liriHn
The child was the Oldest Of three chill
Gren and the only boy. The funeral
wiz be held from the Fourth ward
meeting house today ct 3 p. an. Inter
ment viii take place n Pleasant Grove
cemetery.
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ARCHITECTS.
WATCHES AND Jewel ny

FINE LINE Of watches and jeweiry
Just received c. Z. W Bowers, 6Zlz Z.
q =.
J. 2 BOES. Manufacturing Jeweler
Removed 20 80 Main
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LITTLE BOYS
TRAGIC DEATH
Crushed Beaeath Wheels of a
Heavy Truck.
A STRANGE PRESENTIMENT
4
ACCIDENT FoREToLD a WEEK
AGO.
A STRANGE PRESENTIMENT

A tragic accident, which came, seem
ingly. as the fulhllment of strange
presentiment occurred yesterday, in
which George a. Rowley, the bright
-Httle S-year-old son Of G.. "a. Rowley Of
1913 South First West street, was run
over and crushed TO death by a heavy
barn. which was being moved on
trucks along the stret in front Of his
nome. At midnight about a week ago
the child was taken suddenly III, and
while in a deliriOus condition seemed
tc be haunted with the delUsiOn that
he was being crushed. At noon yes
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-RoF. RADCLIFFE BUYS h PIANO
An A. B. Chase Babv Grand.


For several years I have wanted
something Inc I'm d Baby Grand piano
FOR my studio, and after carefully con
sidering and testing all the leading
makes, exchanged my Chickering up
right piano as part payment on an A.
3. Chase Baby Grand.
'I consider that for pure rich
brilliant and sympathetic tone it has
no equal It's singing quality and de-
icacy of touch is simply perfection.
have known the A. B. Chase upright
and Grand pianos for about twelve
years and like them better the more 1
use them. 1 am delighted with my
Grand.
THOMAS RADCLIFFE.
"Organist First congregational
church. Salt Lake City since 1880. for
merly Orgauisj for eight years to the
town council of the CITY of Liverpool
Ems. Also q founder of the American
Guild of Organists. New York City"
These pianos are sold only by Van
SAINT & Chamberlain. 81 Main street,
opposite Z. o. H. J. can and see them.
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Local Briefs

APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR.-GOv-
ernOr Wells yesterday appointed Daniel
HelneT OF Morgan TO supervise the eN-
penditure of 1850 appropriated by the
late legislature for the Improvement Of
roads in Morgan county.
TAX RUSH OVER.-Yesterday wit
messed the conclusion of the rush of tax
payers at the county tTeaSurerS OftCe,
delinquent day having passed During
the week nearly 10000 payments were
taken in, and the taxes collected amount
ed to more than 55H.Ob. Those Who nave
not yet Paid will be charged for penal
ties after this week
ROOF on FIRE-Burning SCOT set
fire to the shingles of the house Of T.
Q. Knowlton of 81 Canyon road yester-
day afternoon and caused an alarm of
fire to be sent in from that place. BY
mistake the alarm was given in as COM
ing from Social Hall alley, and the de-
partment went there. but the mistake
was soon discovered and a run was made
to the right place. The shingles had Just
begun to ignite, and a few buckets of
water eXtinsuished the fire without dam
age
TRAIN FOR THE ELKs.-W IT,
Clark, DR. Ewing and J. G.. Leary. the
special committee of the Elks appointed
to arrange for the StOrmlng OF Park City
ranged yesterday for a special train over
the Rio Grande The train Will leave
Salt Lake at o'clock Wednesday after
noon. and viii arrive in Salt Lake at
o'clock the next morning. after the new
lodge of Ellls has been put through.
RURAL DELIVERY INSTRUCTIONS
Postmaster Thumas received about q
bUshel of instruc ions from the depart
ment at Washington yesterday. bearing
ca the rural delivery service to be es-
tablished Jan. ]. He learns among othe:
things that there are a dozen new badges
no HnHa a If n q sTsls
He must keep a record of the number
of letters collected and delivered each
month. The carriers are authorized ia
register letters
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osTEoPATHY.

RHEUM ATISM asthma. bowel. liver
and stomach troubles successfully treat
ed Investigate DIS. Mcdowell Car
penter, 2i2 d. +. Walker Building. Hours
to y a. m, 10 y N
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--~S-~0-0-@-~--s~e~~c-C s~-C~C-0~~~~~-C0s@~N~
WE MANUFACTURE new hats and
save you two and three profits you pay
in hat stores. THE LATEST BLOCAS.
See them at our sales room. "A T. lsL So
Factory 30 ". So Temple.
SALT LAKE HAT FACTORY.
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RISTENS S DANCING ACAD
ENVY.
Phone O44 7.

Commencement of second term Of
adjust classes. Monday Nov. 18th; la
dies (beginners). $50; gentleDIen Cbe-
ginnors). z.39, mixed class (advanced),
S.lz u IN. Admission. ladies, 81; gen
.tieIpen, S., a term.
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ELEVATORS

/ WILL save you money on any kind OF
an elevator. William WatrOus, agent. 81
East Cd South
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A. T. MOON co. buy and sell RAIL
ROAD TICKETS. 25 Main st. OPP.
Walker House.
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FURS

~~~-~~~~c~~~-D--~~~-~~- ~-@~~s~~~~~~~-~~~-~~~~
r. Stencil FUR o.. mfrs of fine
fUrs; taxidermists; highest prices paid for
raw furs and Wild animals. 24G Main
street,
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-~-~------~r-------
SITNBTRST. accordion. side pieatlns
nd pinking. a. Il. lst South.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
->~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-e-~~-~~
on UT4EI AMI Idaho Germs: easy
terms. Eil1e. Darling Co., q Lake
lTGURRIN & CO, IS West Second
South, have money 90 lend at low rates
privilege of part payment at any time
on IMPROVED FARMS in Utah and
Idaho Niddles5X Banking CO.. 611 Ne
CCrhicB block.
CITY AND FARM PROPERTY. lowest
rates. J. !. 0erkes. a W. End So.
on UTAH and Idaho farms, special
option. Miller & Viele, sJ3 Mccormick
building.
on COMMERCIAL stocks and an
proved collateral Mountuey l6l Main.
ON PIANOS. household furniture. car
riages. etc, DO removal 1851 South Main
St, room g.
I LOAN ONLY my own money. no
commission, no third party. no eastern
company. no delay. Russell l. Tracy, 30
Main.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
FIVE GOOD AGENTS. Apply Richie
lieu block. room is. 3rd East and 2nd
South. on Monday, at ga. m.
WE WANT agents for our economy
harness riyeter. holds enough Tivets 10
DO several dollars of repairing: yet sells
when loaded for 81; can reload for 10c;
agents with horse and cart can make
500 per month selling them to farmers
and rig owners; send soc in stamps for
sample and prices to agents. FOOte
Economy Co, Los Angeles. Cal
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Rovaf Zuieback. pure. clean, healthy;
good for everybody. 10c per dozen For
sale The Royal. 252 South Main.
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-~~~~-~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~0~ ~-~-~~~S~~~~~J~0No
HANG IT UP-We mean the wall pa
per, or let us do it for you. we are in
the business; our papers fit not only the
wall. but the room; we have every kind
Of paper at every price. Geo. ". Ebert
& Co, SO state st. Telephone S73 n.
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EoR sALE--REAL EsTATE.

-~-~~~~-~~~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~
5X5, corner ID and P SITS, 4-rm. house,
s., 100.
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HAT FACTORY.

RELIABLE Jewelry and Watches. a
". SurSaugh. 10 MCCORMICK block.
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If YOU CONTEMPLATE making any
kind of an investment, either IN a home.
vacant or business property, a farm, CT
business enterprise. see US as we have
the most complete list of bargains ever
offered IN this city We have beautiful
homes. all sizes and prices, vacant lots
in all parts Of the city, business property
having good interest. farms in all 81
Tections. and business prOpcsitiOns-we
yes we have them Bakeries and bar
Der shops, cigar stores an cOnfectiOn-
erv. drug stores diaries, furnished room
ing houses, flour mills, grocery store,
hav. grain and feed depots, hack Ines.
hardware stores. hotels, job printing
plants lunch wagons manicure and hair
dressing parlors. optical goods. photo
eraph galleries. produce commission res
taurants. saloons. secondhand stores
stationery and news stands, sporting
goods. slate quarries. summer resorts.
ticket brokerage, wall paper and decor
affne-in fact anything you want rang
ing in price from $4,000 TO $50 900 90 mines
and mining stocks included.
IL YOU have any property or business 20
disnose of and want to make q qufclz
turn list it with us. We have the Gus
toners and are doing the business
We give you as reference any business
house or banking firm In salt Lake CITY
B. b. QUINN & CO.
4i1-412 D. T. VI alker Bldg.
Tel 1915 K.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.

Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest,"
paid on savings deposits. ~. T. Arm
strong, president; J. E. Game. cashier
-aa-TUa--a
Castle Gate, Clear Creek, Winter
Quarters. Sunnyside lump, nut and
slack: anthracite (aIl siZ, s.. q South
Main street; telephone 4S9.
D. j SHAFT. Agent
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and Shipping Of Household Goods.

Parties desiring to have their goods
moved stored, packed OF shipped call up
phone $50, and we will save you money
If so desired. We viii sell your goods ana
get their value. We have the largest
vans and thoroughly reliable furniture
men to handle or pack your goods. We
have the largest furniture warehouse
Gre proof in Utah
We can pack and ship your goods TO
any part of the United States at lowest
possible rates without any trouble to
YOU. as we attend To everything. Red
man Van s. Storage Co, 2l7 South Main.
Phone 555.
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DR.. E n Keysor's method of filing
teeth is painless, 163 Main street, Auer-
bach building. Telephone 1l20 X
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Honest Debts

Collected for honest men. from honest
men. Some people don't like US.
Merchants Protective Associa ton,
FRANCIS G. LUKE. Genl Mgr.
Scientific collectors Of honest bedts.
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MEDICAL

DR.. E S. PAYNE, 142 South Main
street. Specialist in diseases of women
and children; satisfaction guaranteed in
every case. Call or write 70 above ad-
dress,
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on Monday and Tuesday I win try and
close out the balance and best If the
grocery stock OF the STAR Grocery CO. as
r Second south ST. The goods are now
out OF the fresh cases Come ana see
Also Of Wednesday. Nov %. at 1896 a
~. I viii sell the fine furniture al the
residence IF TT. BTisatcher No lG7 T.
Third South 81 Fsue parlOr sets. rock
ers booEc, Sc, bronze clock. portieres
lace curtains fine dining table and side
board AoQLet and other fine caruets
bedroom SETS hair mattresses and fine
bedding. chiffonier. han tree. iron beds
bed linen. ham and stair carpet, portiercs.
bed haneings. fine silVerware china and
glass. lot homemade fruits. steel ranges.
heating stoves. hnoieum. swings kitchen
utensils. harness. saddle nlanf stands
bicycles. eelbarroW and thousand
other useful articles nos meuf ioned.
X. 4 ANDREWS, Auciioneer.
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FOR RENT.
MOVING, STORAGE, COMMISSION

FOUR ROOMS, pantry and closet. AS
I'D East
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New Stock Chinaware.
NEW YORK CASH STORE.
NIGHT SCHOOL.

Bookkeeping. Shorthand, Typewrit-
ing. Penmanship, Grammar. Arith-
metie and Spelling. Visit us at the
SAT- LAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

COMFORTABGE INCOME assured
from investment 500; we accept SO just
for trial; profits paid weekly by money
order; highest commercial references
ers Booklet free. W. ". O'Hara Union
Trust building, Cincinnati, o.
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Consul Wants Gunboat
Pekih. Nov. 16.-The United States gun
boat Nicksburg, row in Japanese waters,
has been ordered to New ChWang, in re-
Spouse to the request of the United
States consul there. made to Minister
Conger at Pekin, 20 have "a gunbOat sta
toned at New ChWang this winter.
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LOST.


OPERA BAG and opera glasses and
eve glasses. i'm Salt Lake theatre Leave
at FTankiin's and receive reward.
PAIR TIMERS SHEARS. marked
Sidney Elswo0d. Return TO owner, 49, So.
81 T. St Reward
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
Large St. Bernard dog, name Don. 170
pounds, color dark yellow and white,
small Wart on upper eyelid end of tail
had been cut off. but healed Liberal
reward for information or return Of dog.
5000 REWARD
for arrest and conviction of party hold
ing dog. If stolen. Pickering. 383 East 5th
South St Salt Lake City.
SMALL Jersey COW. with halter and
strap. Return to William Wood. lr., 55S
East 2ud So. Reward.
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4 - - MnddV Comnlerion

Does rot become a neat woman. Lanes
Tea VIII cure constipation. clear up
The skin, sharpen the appetite and
make YOU look and feel Ike a new
person. It acts gently upon the stom-
ach. liver and bowels. For sale by
GOdbe-Pitts Drug company.
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Specialist. skin. genito-urinary and
rpetal diseases. 9TH floor Progress Bldg
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AUCTION SALES.


tDR DIT PNlIi RE and carpets call at
J. y. I. Furniture q Carpet Instanmept
House; terms, 81 on $40. $40 on 500. IS
Fest Second South
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- Renna Private Hospital
d. G. J. Field.

& Santariam, 165 ". 2nd No.
f. BOTSFORD. Supt,
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A o. U. ".

EAGLE GATE LODGE No. 10 meets
every Wednesday evening at 4. .. u. W.
hall, ISL Main street.
5. 7. LAKE. n. ".
meets every Thursday evening at the
K. y. L. w. hall l6l Main street
4 a 10 u IL III u n W
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CIVIL ENGINEERS.

O~~~~~~-c~~~- c-~-~--1~-~~r~4~-~--l-
r IT, KELfsQ. civil and mining engln
Ger, 2i5 j. +. Walker Building
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OPTICIANS.
TICKET BROKERS,

~~~-~-~~~~-~~~~~~-s~~~~~e
OSCAR GROSHELL. Cheap railroad
tickets everywhere 20 Main street.
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WV. BROADBENT, .. D. S.
Jrp-to-date dentistry, Western Dental
Co. % Eagle block
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TRUNK REPAIRING.

on SHORT notice at most reasonable
prices David 7. GALLAGHER. go r. Sd SO.
OLIVER r. MEREDITH.
Trunk factory. 155 Main.
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WARMING AND VENTILATlNC.

0~O~-~O~-~-~~~-~o
GEO n. SCOTT-STREVELL HARD
WARE co. Warm Air Heating and Ven
tilaJing Apparatus for Churches. Schools,
Residences, etc, All work guaranteed.
p J. MORAN.-Steam and Hot Water
Heating and Ventilating Apparatus. No
152 West Second South.
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

UTAH steam Dyeing and Cleaning Co,
s. 2. 3rd So Hign-ClasS work, mOdeT-
ate prices. Telephone No. TAZ
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Cash REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
GrOshelI, sole agent Utah, 221 Main Tx
pert cash register repalrlng-
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STORAGE.

-~~O~~0~-~-~.00~N-~- N0-N-~e~.NNN4NlT-TeT
SALT LAKE Storage Warehouse. Mon
ev advanced on storage certificates. Of
flee IS East Second South St. Telephone
4lS-3 rings.