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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-26
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1901

on Sunday, and you ask me II W ,,I1
frame an ordinance for It's prohlpilion !
Permit me 10 point out that II II we
duty Of the Council and city attorney
TO frame ordinances. II Is the duty ..
the Mayor to execute the law nhsh.
eyade the question on this ground, but
! want the people to know Just where
stand on every question in issue II !
am elected, | viii carry my promises
into effect. and therefore, ! say II elect
ed Mayor shall not be inclined 70 ex,
ert my influence for the passing OF
such an ordinance, because DeheVse
that within proper limits people should
be allowed to select their own form OF
Sunday recreation. Nevertheless II
such an ordinance were passed should
enforce II, In the absence OF such an
ordinance and provided that good or,
der in the general acceptation OF that
term were observed, | should not, as an
official, feel called upon to interfere
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THE
CHRISTMAS NEWS
FOR 1901.
A UTAH.COLORAD0 EDITION.

The Christmas edition OF the
News" this year will be printed on
Saturday. December 2lst, 1901 1t
win contain an exhaustive review
of the years developments in busl-
ness, mining, commerce, real estate,
building, and all other branches Of
business, and viii form the most
elaborate compilation OF the re-
sources and attractions OF Titan
which has ever been issued.
Our sister state, Colorado, and its
industries and attractions will be
well represented in the Issue, many
beautiful views Of Denver and Colo
RADIO scenery being given. A big
part OF the edition will be circulated
in Denver, and Colorados principal
cities.
Especially attractive articles will
be prepared by a corps of selected
writer's. and leading men of the
community will contribute timely
articles on current topics.
As the holiday number viii be Is
sued several days ahead OF Christ
mas. It will form an invaluable adj
vertising medium TO local dealers
for the Christmas trade, The gen.
eral advertiser could find no better
means for reaching the people Of
the great west. The News" will
pledge a circulation OF at least TO-
900 copies for the Christmas issue.
Special rates viii be accorded ad-
vertisers who wish their notices
printed in the semi-weekly News
as well, giving them a total clircu-
tion of nearly $4,000 copies.
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ATTENTION YOUNG
REPUBLICANS!

The YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN
CLUB propose 10 cap the climax Of IN,
campaign by giving a grand RALLY
and BALL. including an instrumental
and vocal program composed OF SONS
Of the best talent In the city.
The affair VIII be given In Christeh-
sens hall. next Friday evening. Nov
list commencing at 5 p. m. Chairs will
be comfortably arranged on the floor
OF the hall. until after the program.
when all will be cleared, and a grand
BALL will follow.
The occasion IS reception 20 the
Republican candidates by the Young
Mems Republican Club. and everything
will be free-eytryboly will be vel.
come.
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]O-day'S Metals.
sAHR, 6ss 81 ia cents
HAD. $500
CASTING COPPER IS 5.1teots.n
LOCAL BRIEFS.

One Of the new street cars built at
the Woeber works at Denver has been
put on the Murray run,
SO far as the board OF health knows
there is no smallpox case in Salt Lake.
The last flag was taken down Thursday.
The home Of City Physician King is
under quarantine because Of the illness
OF one OF his children, who has scar
let fever.
Jailer I. +. Thomas became the hap
Ply father Of a l0-pound baby girl at
o'clock this morning, Both mother and
child are doing we'll
The special drlll Of the High School
cadets yesterday afternoon was Wit
messed by the board Of education and
City superintendent Christensen. All
the boys are not equipped with a uni
form yet, but hope to be before long.
The directors OF the Grass C---o,,
Coal company met yesterday afternit n
and elected President Joseph +. Smith
as president OF the company TO succeed
President Lorenzo Snow. The former s
position as vice president was filled BY
w. W. Cluff.
Our story writer's and poets who have
been waiting for the announcement,
VIII be Interested 20 read that the an
nual oner OF cash prizes for the best
story and the best poem submitted for
the Christmas News has been made
The notice appears In another column.
Undertaken Joseph William Taylor
has received a letter from Dr Fred.
erick Pittanger Of Chicago saying that
his father left home about twenty
years ago, but nothing had been heard
from him for four years While he
did not think that IL was his father
who died here In the city jail few
days ago, he asks Mr. Taylor to write
him full particulars
AT ST. Peters chapel tomorrow after.
noon al o'clock will be held the first
annual harvest festival service ever OBJ,
served in that church. The interior will
D. decorated with flowers. fruits. yege.
tables and grains. Special music will
De rendered by the full choir OF ST
Peters. The offertory solo will b.
sung by Karl Scheid. with Mr. Peabod,
presiding al the organ. Bishop Leon
ard will preach the sermon and will al
70 conduct the services assisted by 7
+. Newman.
A dog that was locked in w. w
Halls jewelry store, 227 East Tempt
street. last night. attracted consider
able attention by racing back an
forth over me jewelry. In his efforts I
front Of the window 10 see what wa
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CHANGE or TIME,
Rio Grande Western RaIIwa

Commencing Sunday next. the no
Grand Western tram No. / will leave
Salt Lake City for Kaysyllle, ogden
and all points west at 1915 noon, din
ing ear serves luncheon), instead OF
y. m as heretofore, Other trains Tor
Ogden depart at $3.50 a. m. and II p. M
Park City train leaves at S;lj a. Ia,
instead OF $40 a. m, and arrives PARK
City at 1906 a, m. Return train leaves
Park at 1925 D. m. and arrives salt
Lake City at 5:l5 pm. thus reducing
the running time by 20 minutes.
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candidates. none Of whom has had any
experience or developed any capacity
at the bar. Ii Is better TO educate
men for judges before their selection
than II Is to elect them first and edu.
cate them afterwards.
The incumbents OF these judicial Of
fees must be members of The hor 81
the Supreme Court OF the State and
should be also. lawyers and de,aIgn
their titles TO the office through nm.
pollu,ed channels Judge is not ex-
pected 10 carry with him to the
yemen the political bias or prejudice
OF MS party creed. The political Judge
Is contemplate creature. who Justly
deserves and soon receives the contempt
ana execration OF the people. There
y no reason then why a party slogan
shoulu De made rallying CRY In sun
port OF improper judicial nominations
brought about by unworthy means. I'm
less the once Of Judge Is a political
one. ana the candidate therefor is OK.
pected 10 be party follower IN the
administration OF his office, there Is
absolutely no reason for supporting
MN other than his fitness for the ofTice
ana the clean methods which procured
MN ms nomination We direct vo,,r
attention TO the fact that II would make
no dinerence with the party managers
or press who their candidates were. or
now the nominations were brought
about In any event, they are always
TOT inc candidates and the ticket
we appeal to the conscience OF tho
people and 10 the hard common sense
OF It's working and business men and
women 10 unite with US In prevent
lng the election Of the nominees nj
inner OF The great political parties and
merely save the fair fame OF the civ
ron n stigma and reproach. which
TINE alone can efface.
we present therefore. for your sui.
lfages. the independent nominees as
gentlemen who are At for and worthy
OF inc hlgh Offices for which we have
named them. with the assurance that
me nominations came TO them unsolic.
lted' and were accepted only as a maj.
yer OF public duty, so that. II elected
they win enter upon the Performance
OF thelr duties unrestrained by anv en-.
tangung alliances. with neither friend
TO reward nor enemy 10 punish.
G. s. ZANE
y. /. WILLIAMS
- = NAtNiAN,
Committee.
We, the neutrality-suspicious. the fore.
going address
THOMAS 6. WEBER.
= w CENTER.
WALDFMAR VAN COTT.
u. ". TWoMEY,
a. j. SAWYER.
q. II. DACKMAN.
| II. LEWIS.
Y. y. CRITCHLOw,
y p. ARNOLD. JR.,
LEWIS S. HILLS,
" GRAND YOrNG.
W. S. MCCORMICK,
ALLEN T. SANFORD.
y. W. SONNEDECKER,
CIAR'.ES e. Dry.
HUGH ANDERSON,
LION o. V. DRApr1
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$500 To BUFFALO PAS-aMERICAN
AND REIuRN. SI3.OO

via the Nick Ell PlateRoad daily.with lin
II of 10 days 20 day tickets at $1,000 for
the round trip, on Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays. the latter good only In
coaches. Through service to New York
and Boston and lowest available rates.
For particulars and n-American
folder of buildings and grounds write
John Y. Callahan, General Agent, III
Adams ST., Chicago. 81
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going on. Some OF the crowd figured
that the canine had damaged Mr. Hall
to the extent OF several hundred dol
lars In scattering jewelry around and
breaking IT, But luckily when the dog
was released and an investigation made
II was found that the animal had done
but slight damage.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

ARE you INTERESTED ~ HAVING
a little money, from go upward Invested
without any oiiott on your part earn Tor YOU
a permanent cash Income, bigger every week
than whole years legal interest upon tie
sane amounti ~ ~, send us your name and
address. no specu atioa or gambling
sch me Out legitimate business. First.
class references ia any part OF the United
states T. ]. Arnold & Co, Ninth and Pine
streets 81 Louis. No
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-26

Happiness depends very much on the
condition Of the liver and kidneys. The
Ills Of life make but little impression
on those whose digestion is good. You
eau regulate your liver and kidneys
with HEROINE and enjoy health and
buoyancy Of spirits. Price, 30 cents. Y.
C. NJ | DrgI Dent
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wAkTED-ACENTS.

FOR LIFE OF PRESIDENT THEO DORE
Roosevelt. Thrilling illustrated biography
OF our youngest President Complete outfit
mpiled on receipt OF Sc In stamps Re lirst
IN the held ;, q Miller & Co.. Portland,
Oregon.
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewrit-
ing. Penmanship Grammar. Arithmetic
and Spelling.
All who expect to enter should DO so
at once Can on us at the Templeton.
SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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1nE NICKEL PLATE ROAD

will sell tickets each Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday during October to
Buffalo Pan-Amerloan Exposition and
return, at $500, good In coaches; return
limit days from date Of sale. Tickets
with longer limit at slightly increased
rates. Three through daily trains.
Chicago Passenger Station Van Buren,
St. and Pacific Ave. City Ticket Office,
Ill Adams St, Chicago. 36
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snunrnANp SCHOOL rnnr.

Fourteenth ward assembly rooms, Z
p m, Monday, Oct %. for every one
properly recommended. James ID.
Stirling, teacher with three efficient as
slstants,
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A NEW LOCAL DRAMATIC CO.

Those who wish to join my school Of
acting, or become a member Of the
Dramatic company about to be organ
ised, should apply Immediately, in per-
son or by letter, TO
PHIL MARGETTS,
81 North First West. Hours 10 a. III.
To | ID. IN,
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Zlon's Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany was established In 1873, and has
since opened more than 2s,OOl savings
accounts. Have you an accountY II
not start one NOW
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Appleuuists MIX Bread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine.

NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS
Just issued by the Deseret News. Send
for free copy. Special terms to deal
ers. agents and canvassers.
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INFORMATION WANrED.

FOR FURNITURE AND CARPETS CALL
at l. y. I. Furniture & Carpet lnstal lment
House. Terms 81 on $40; 30 on il10. lsE
Ind south y a. SorenSen. Tel sss.3 rings
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Misses Emma and Sarah Cobbley en-
tertained a number Of their friends at
1852 north First West The evening was
pleasantly spent with cards aud games.
and refreshments were served.
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5000 To BUFFALO PAN-AMERICAN
AMI RETURN AN.OO

via the Nickel Plate Road. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays with limit Of
days, from date OF sale. good In
coaches only: Is day tickets at $1,000 for
the round trip, and 20 day tickets at
$500 for round trip, good in sleeping
cars. Three through daily trains. For
particulars and. Pan-Amercan folder
Of buildings and grounds address John
Y Callahan. General Agent, Ill Adams
St, Chicago. 80
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UTAH COAL,

Castle Gate. Sunnyslde and Clear
Creek Lump. $500 per ton. Winter
Quarters Lump and all nut coal. N75
per ton. Anthracite all sizes. 70 south
Main St., Telephone. t29
D. j. SHARP. Agent.
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BUTCHERS.

GLOBE MEAT MARKET. is MAIN ST.
nobt sherwood. Prop Established 1854
Highest price paid for choice Beeyes shoen
Hogs ana Poultry. Tel Ma 1915 "
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A pleasant entertainment was given
by the ladies aid society OF the Tiff
Methodist church last night. An en-
joyable program was given and re-
freshments were served.
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.

ESTIMATES GIVEN on ALL CLASSES
Of work. No contract too biz. None too
small. 4. l, llamlin contractor and builder,
rear es5 Main -. Phone ii57z Res. 1874.
Princeton Ave
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STOLEN.

ONE soRREL MAKE TEN YEARS oLp,
top end spring rubber tire blue trlmmings
buggy. red gear brass trimmed harness.
Hired from Kenyon Hotel by Q. n. sharp
July q Return and receive . liberal reward
70 McCvy's stables
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The latest, cleanest and best food
flsh Is "Eno-Laba." Invignrates the
old, strengthens the weak Better than
oysters or CLANS, Ask grocers.
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FIRST. CLASS PIANO TUNING. yoIo-
Ing and repairing. Gustav Dinklage piano
maker. ?, q. Box T25 City Prices reason
able. Highest Recommendation.
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COMMERCIAL ANDsAvGs nANR
Interest paid on savings. W. r.
Armstrong, prest., p. w. MRdsen. vice
prest.. ]. Z. Chine. cashier.
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Everybody eats It. Nothing beats It.
Look for the label and ask your grocer
for 1t every day. Health follows.
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EIRE-pRooE SAFES.
TYPeWHITeRS.

ALL KINDS BOUGHT, SOLD AND EN-
changed, Salt Lake safe & Lock Co.. 2i7 Main
81 &, W Parker, Manager
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. p. T. sader entertains at dinner
this evening.
The reception given by President and
Mrs. j. T. kingsbury last night was a
most enjoyable affair. The assembly
hall OF the normal building was hand
somely decorated for the occasion, and
the faculty, college and fourth year nor
nal students and a large number Of
guests were present 10 enjoy the even
Ing. Mr. Pomeroys mandolin and
guitar club rendered delightful music
and refreshments were served, during
which a presentation Of a gold head
ed cane to DR. Kingsbury from the en-
gneers was made In neat speech by
Elmer Caldwell the president after
ward expressing his appreciation
of the honor and expressing the wish
that they should be engineers of which
proud. This speech was greeted with
applause and college yells from the en-
gneers. A delightful social evening
was spent.
The ball given by the High School
students last night was q distinct sue
cess socially and financially, nearly 200
being present and all enjoying the af-
fair to the utmost The music was
furnished by Christensen's orchestra,
Messrs. Nick Smith and Emmett Moore
formed the committee on arrangements.
The chaperones OF the evening were:
Mesdames Simon Bamberger, Hal
Brown, John bern, Hoyt Sherman, Al
Cowan, Judge Sherman.
Among those present at last night =
dance were the Misses Katherine Jerc-
my, Ruby Knowiton, Nellie Jeremy,
Jacketta McCune. Clint Young Hattie
Whitney, Charlotte Holmes, May Jcrc-
my. Pearl Weller, Edith Lowther, Eliz.
Ridge, from kansha City, Helen Giles
pie, Bessie Clawson Edna Harkcr,
Mabel Harker, Alton Kimball, Florence
Horne, Laura Schoppe, Minnie James,
Kenyon, Carter, Shepard, Cherry.
kirkpatrick, Clark Schultz. Breeden,
banks. Carter Dougall, Williams,
O'Connor, Reilly, McCrady Conden, OF
ogden, Mccoy, Steiner from Lincoln,
Neb.; Scheinl, from Butte. Mont. Pal
iaer, from Michigan City, Ind, Gibson,
Stevenson, Pierce, from Brigham City.
Messrs. Theodore Schultz, James
Sheets, Orrin Grow, George Goddard,
Ernest Moore, Nicholss Smith, Franz
Chamberlain. Adrian Pembroke, l.
Green. John Merrill Charles Billings,
WIN Keoting, Cha les Berry, Eph. Key
sor, Ellis Freed, Malcolm McAilister,
Horace Smith, MILFORD Schoppe. VIII
d. Bocher, Laurence Beck, Leland
Swaner. Percy Brown, Robert Kenyon,
Charles Lawrence. Martin McChrystal,
Lawrence Paul, " Roy Ridge from
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LAMPS AND REELscroRs.

COPPER, BRASS. TIN AND SHEET IRON
work. Metal spinning, general repairing.
0. Stencil = f. Third ~ st.
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DRESsMAKIhc.

THE LATEST FASHIONS AT MOST
reasonable prices. Ladids Segligee Gar
ments made 70 order pry Goods Notions
etc "a state street
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Hr a Il Eleld


Specialist: Skin, Genito- Urinary ard
Rectal diseases. 9Th floor, Progress Bldg
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THE LATEST FASHIONS AT MOST
reasonable prices. Ladies ncgliree garments
made 10 order. Dry Goodr, Notions, etc. "a
AtAts 81
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upnolsrsRINc AND REPAIRING,

BEST EQUIPPED PLANT IN THE CITY
tor al kinds OF upholsterlng. Your old fur
nitufe made new Phone 0s9L = 4. Mat
tfess and Mig. Co, iSj-i57 W 10. Temple 81
.1a snIfrn srArr nj tnnNnnN
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pALMIsTRY.

HAVE YOUR HANDS READ. CHARGES
are 50 cents and une Dollar. Prof. Sterling
Pianist. J3i :. Main st
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Miss Mamie Porter entertained at a
delightful dinner party at the Kenyon
last night in honor Of Mrs, A. L. Walk
err
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ROYAL zWIERArK

pure, clean. healthy good for every
body, Zoe per doz. For sale at the
Royal. 252 south Main.
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cLgAnlNo. oYEINc a REpAI ZINC

UTAH STEAM DYING AND CLhn -,
ing Co. s3 X srd So. Tel NiL Ipe 49,
sonable pricth Bend W yoAu ss''"
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SIGNS, SCENERY, ETC.
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

PETERSON. ~ RICHARDS. ST PHONE
1854 rings Banners, Show Paintings, etc.
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Patronire stores That display
we Give Trading Stamps" (signs.)
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HAVE YOU SEEN THE LATEST no. 9
Hammond II is beauty. Second. Hand
typewriters Of all makes on easy payments.
Call on Jos. stoutt Jr. As T. second south ST
Tel ASK.
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Mrs Iglehart gave delightful talk
on Rudyard Kipling at Rowland Hall
last night, discussing his prose and
poetical works and reading selections
from both
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FIRE PROOF STORAGE.

REDMAN VAN STORAGE CO., OFFICE
and forage Rooms ls6 and l2s :. W. Temple
ST. continental Market Bldg.) Moving Stor-
age and Packing Of q. u. Goods speciality.
Phone 95s Y. h L. Redman. Manager.
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ToDAY's TEMPERATURE.

10 q. m. IS; II a. m. 81; 10 o'clock
moon "a; p m, IS; p. m, 81,
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FOUND.

AN oYERCuAT. OWNER CAN OBTAIN
same at tnls Office by paying for his Ad a nd
identifying coat
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED AND RELAID.
Called for and delivered promptly. Best
equipped plant In the city Phone ZOOS, s L.
cleaning Works corner sth w. 4 Temple.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED MAN IN ZACH COUNTY TO
represent old established house. solid Gnan-
cial standing. sttAiglt bona hdc weekly cash
salary u 81 paid by check each Wednesday
With all expenses direct from headquarters
Money advanced for expenses Manager, S7
caxton Building, Chicago
A LARGE WHOLESALE HOUSE IN
tends ~ establish u branch Office In Utah
and dosifes manager for same Salary $50
per mouth and extra profits Applicant must
furnish good references and have 1880 10
5000 cash, Address Superintendent. p, u.
Box ISL. Philadelphia. Pa.
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PALMisTRY.

49,. !. 81 knf, ~
HAVE YOUR HANDS READ .nanY1ss
arr 81 cents and one Dollar Prof. SV"''''S
Pianist SSl ). Main 81 ------
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THE DEsEREr NEWS HAVING FUR.
chased the printing plant Of Geo q. Can
publishing house. We will make specIai
inducements 10 book agents ana canvass.
ers desiring 10 handle Church works Ref
crences required There IS a splendid Maid
throughout Utah aud surrounding states
for a bright cnnvasser In these lines. Send
for free cnlnlnrllo
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

D. |, GALLAGHER, TRUNK fAoIo.sH,t,s.e.
y ard 20 Boy the GALLAGHER uunA n,
from the factory and save = per ceH~
Main street rents 10 pay -
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PHYSICIANS.
MONEY TO LoAu

d. ok p :. PAYNE II! MAIN. SpFo, 1';'-
, ,ss n,se.ses OK Women and children SAL ,a,iIS
isc'ioh guaranteed CAL or write. ''N''
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oNR TAN BABY COAT. BETWEEN
Liberty Park aud knutsiord Hotel Bring 10
knutsford for reward.