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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-03
SPIKE AND RAIL

d, r. Gray Is on a Los Angeles trip.
Mr.. Rlid Of the Rio Grandc has sent
his high bred collie 10 pennsylyania
for exhibition.
Assistant General Traffic Manager =.
II. Babcock Of the Rio drande lines,
IL down the road ON business
George Gould and party are at Cal
weston on an inspection tour OF the
lines controlled by the Gould inter-
ests,
The San Pedro and Empire constitute
tion companies continue their ADJOURN
ed meetings from day TO day with em-
phatic regularity
General Agent Walker Of the North
western received word TINS mofnlhs
from Chicago that his road has Just
completed new lines In Illinois ana iowa
aggiegating 200 miles IN length
Governor Van zandt and Attorney
General Douglas of Minnesota, nave
decided to institute legal proceedings
against the Northern Pacific combine,
and papers are In process OF prepare
tlon
The Short Line is to build a ware
house at Mackay where a station mas
already been erected Trains are
running from Blackfoot on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, returning
from Mackay the following days
yice-Presldent Bancroft and General
Superintendent Calvin went north last
night on o trip over the Salmon river
railroad While away they win look
further into the feasibility Of extend
Ing the branch into the Thunder Noun
tain country.
Railroad surveyors are trimmings lines
from Grand Encampment 70 some
point on the Union Pacific and people
In that section are sitting up nights
guessing what Il all means Boston
capital Is reported as backing the
scheme.
Senator Clark and Tom Walsh who
are both In Washington, deny with
JUNCTION the story Matched by the Den
yer Post that they in company with
the Rock Island road, were proposing
TO build a new transcontinental line
east Of Salt Lake, In order to down
the Hartman lines,
The San Pedro Is In the market for
three million ties, according TO the
Los Angeles papers, and large quanti-
ties Of ties are now being received by
water from Puget Sound, II the big
order Is given the road will have
enough from that alone to lay over
800 miles, figuring on $500 ties to the
mile
Revenge IL sweet and Charles M.
Hayes, late president of the Southern
Pacific is credited by the New York
papers Of intending to get even with
the Hartman crowd for the way he
was treated, by getting up a little
transcontlnental line Of his own. He
proposes TO make close connections be-
tween the Grand Trunk road Of which
he Is the general manager, with the
Wisconsin Central; Duluth Misabe &
Northern and the Canadian Northern
This would affect also the Canadian
Pacific.
There Is cut rate war on In good
earnest between the Midland Terminal
and the Florence and Cripple Creek
roads, and the country merchants are
loudly because Il hurts
their Christmas trade. People are
taking advantage OF the war TO run In
70 Denver, Pueblo and Colorado
Springs to do their Christmas trading
leaving the merchants Of the mountain
towns out In the cold. The local rail.
road managers hold they are power
less as the fight Is being managed from
the New York end.
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BIG DEAL PENDING.
New Move In Proposed Lines BE.
tween United states and Mexico.

South McCalester, l. r., Dec. at Is
reported on reliable authority that the
II Clay Pierce syndicate, which owns
q controlling interest In the ST. Louis
u san Francisco railroad, the Fort
Worth and the Rio Grande, the Mexi.
can Central and the Monterey and
Mexican Gulf railways, Is negotiating
with A, r. Stilwel and associates for
the completed track and grade and
concessions held In Mexico OF the
Kansas city, Mexico and Orient Rail
road company. II the deal Is CONSUME
mated the Pierce syndicate will, il is
said, abandon that part Of the pro-
posed Kansas City Mexico and Orient
which runs from Texas to Kansas
City, a line viii be constructed from
either junction City or Mason Texas,
70 Sierra Mojada, In the state of Chi
huahua Mexico, where connection viii
be made with the Mexican Northern,
which runs from Sierra Moiada to Es-
Gallon, on the Mexican Central.
The chihuahua and Poclnc which
runs from the city Of Chihuahua to a
point about l20 miles west toward the
Pacific slopes, has been purchased by
the Pierce syndicate and wsll be made
a division of the Frisco system.
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WE TREAT ALL ACUTE AND CHRoN-
&c diseases Correspondence ana iuvestiga-
ton solicited Drs Mcdowell and Carpenter,
2le ID. y. Walker Bldg.
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S2o,ooo.OoO IN lT.
Norfolk ~ Western to Acquire Po-
Cahontas Coal and Coke Co.

New York, Dec 3---The Herald says
thar announcement Will soon be made
by the Norfolk and Western railroad
that It's management has concluded a
deal for the acquisition OF the Poca-
hontas Coal and Coke company, the
recently formed Si0OOO,O0o combine
tlon owning extensive bltumlnous lands
In Virginia, along the line OF the rail-
road, Through projected subsidiary
company the Norfolk q Western viii
then control over 100000 acres Of coal
lands
Approximately over S2O.OOOOO viii be
involved in the deal, which II Is pro.
posed to cover with bond issue to
that amount by the railroad.
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short Line viii Give l, Trial,

Superintendent Dunn Of motive power
OF the short Line is favoeablv inn.
pressed with the new friction gear da-
vice ghown him yesterday by former
Manager Sessions Of the Pullman com.
pany, and wiz give the gear n trial
on his cars Mr. Dunn remarked his
morning that the racling and yank.
Ing that cars are subjected TO Is A
marked factor I'm tho wear and tear
and the action Of the friction blocks in
reducing the shocks ought to prove n
most desirable thing
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chicngo's New Union ncnnt

Plans for the fine new union station
Of the RocF Island Nicklc Plate and
the Lake Shore road IN Chicago have
1een completed ana work begins This
month, the buldins to be completcl
January ! 1908 al a cost Of $1,000 OOO
The new station vii be- II is claimed
the largest IN Chicago and one of Ink
largest in the United States. COVERING
an of one block between Van Buren,,
Harrison. Pacific and sherman STREETS
Dressed granite win be used 10 the
third floor. with vltrihed brick and
stone for the ramalnder OF the upper
part. The great station win have n
main vestibule 30 feet long. lobly
96xlS6 feet, with the main WAITING
room on the second story and
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having a glass partition fac
Inc the trains The train shed VIII
bo of gtcel. concrete and asphalt NE
teen feet above the street level aud
having eleven tracks. For eight niles
.nnt. the tracks of the Rock Island ana
i,aRe shore are elevated above the city
ana railway crossings thus securing
.ntlok running with ease and safety.
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CHURCH NEWS.

The High Council Of the Salt Lake
Stake OF Zion WIN convent In regu-
lar session In the Office of the presi-
doncy OF the Salt Lake
Stake, Salt Lake city, on Wednesday
Dee 4. 1901, at 1850 p. M
The regular monthly meeting of the
III iesthood Of the Salt Lake stake OF
Zion convcnes IN the Assembly Hall
Salt Lake City on Friday Dec. g. 1901,
at q n. m.
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NEW CANCER CURE.
infused Violet Leaves as a Remedy for
Dread Disease.

Cancer alone among diseases has In
creased with civilization, and has de-
fed every medical effort to cure. Pro-
fessor Roswell Park. of New York, re-
Gently declared that II the present rela
tive death rates are maintained during
the next ten years there viii be more
deaths from cancer alone than from
CONSUMPTION, smallpox, and typhoid
combined
This summer King Edward prom.
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NDSERE7EVENING NEWS
WEATHER REPORT.

Record NJ the local office OF the
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
at a, m. today
salt Lake city Barometer 300
temperature at 6 a. m, ~ degrees
maximum SO minimum, Al mean lo'
which Is degrees above normal
Excess of daily mean temperature
since the first of month, l6 degrees
Accumulated excess of daily mean
temperature since January Isl, i1O de-
Precipitation for the "a hours ending
q a. M, q inch.
Total precipitation since first of
month 81 inch which Is 'OS men above
the normal
Accumulated excess IN precipitation
since January LIST, As inch
FORECASTS TILL 0 p. NJ WEDNEs-
DAY,
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
vicinity.
Showers tonight and Wednesday
Forecast for Utah, made at Denver
C6lo
Rain tonight and Wednesday
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
An area Of low pressure Is central
over Alberta and extends down along
the Washington aud Oregon coast \
second Glow" is central near the head
OF the Gulf OF California and extends
northeastward over New Mexico Pre-
cipltatIon has occurred over Wos1ing-
ton, Oregon, northern California, lda-
no. Nevada. northern Utah the eastern
portion OF the Daliotas, Minnesota. ana
the northern and middle Rocky Noun
tain slope. AT the hour of observation
snow was falling at Lander and Den
yer. A cold wave covers the eastern
portion Of the Dakotas' Minnesota ana
wisconsin, whore temperatures are
down near to zero.
l.. II, MURDOCH
Section Director.
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PARTING AND pApEpHANcINo

ALWAYS THE REST PAINT AND
painters. All kinds Of painting. interior ami
exterior Satisfactory work promptly done
at most reasonable prices. Experimenting :
the stay.on kind. ", A. Duvall l2i W.
Second south. Phone llI5-k.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-03

Disease and danger Turk In the vital
organs. The blood becomes vitiated
and the general health Is undermined
whenever the stonecl and liver fail to
perform their functions rs nature in
tended. HERBlNE will tone up the
stomach, regulate the liver, where oth-
er preparations only relieve. Price, 80
cents, T. G. M, l.
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ROBERTS AND HENRICuSEN. TIN
ners and uorniee makers. Get an estimate
from us, No contract too small None too
large, Job work Phone llg5 X. IN East
Third South street
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CARPETS CLEANED AND RELAtD,
Called for and delivered promptly. Best
equipped plant In tho city. Phone zoos & l..
cleaning Works corner sth W. Is. Temple.
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BOOKS. BOOKS.

Latest popular fiction, histories, bloA-
raphlos, books Of travel and adveh-
ture boys and girls books, toy pic
ture books and fancy booklets, at
CANNON BOOK STORE,
Deseret News, Props)
II and 10 Main st.
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Don't forget that we are headquar-
ters for the finest line Of foods and
fruits In the city. We make q speciality
Of pure foods, So h, First South.
ST, IIEL ZEN IA SANITARIUM FOODCO.
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EsrRAY NOTICE..

ONE BAY HORSE ABOUT ~ YEARS
old blurred brand on left thigh; saddle
marks. u the above described animal
Is not claimed on OF before December the
10th 1901 he will be sold az City Estray Pcand
at D. II. John y. Mattox. ndkeeper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-03

For family use In numbevless ways
BAI.LARD'S SNOW IMMINENT IL a
useful and valuable remedy Price SO
cents h c. NJ, |.
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GIRLS WANTED.

Experienced operators to go to Helena,
Montana, to stitch oyeralls and shirts
Call at once. Room 4O7 Knutsford ho-
Tel. REM GREENWOOD.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FUTILE BROS. e wooLLEY, 40 MAIN 81.
$3.50 buys you nice little homo on ith 4,
81 rooms, llowlng vol, porch, fenced aud
trees A great bagaln
futile Bros. \ Woolley Progress bldg.
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s..slll.l~l.l,,i..i.,l,.l..l,.l..l.l..l.l.i...,.
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LAMPS ANp ngFLscroRs.
CARPET CLEANING.

COPPER, BRASS. TIN AND SHEET IRON
work. Metal spinning general repairing.
o. Stoned, Is Il, Third so 81
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PURSES, POCKET BOOKS,

Music rolls, travelling cases and other
leather goods,
CANNON BOOK STORE,
tDeseret News, Pr0ps)
II and 10 Main ST.
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sTRAYED.

. FROM THE IOWA STABLES. IgS W. SO.
Temple 81. Sorrel mare, slit in ear. branded
J X on left thigh Black horse four years
old. Bay mare three years old. suitable
reward
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. INSURANCE IN THE CONN. MUTUAL
costs east MTG ,or oIhc sn. 5ep0rs sp
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

L. GALLAOHER, TRUNK FACTORY ..
= 5rd 20. Buy the GALLAGHER trunk ulrsss
from The factory and save - pei CON- ~
Main street rents TO pay.
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FINANCES OF STATE.
State Treasurer Dixon Submits His
Report for November.

State Treasurer Dixon has submitted
his report for the month of November
to the auditor, which shows the condi-
don of the State treasury to be as
follows
Balance on hand oct 81,
1901 .,.,," .,..,. am .,slO4, sss.7s
Receipts from all sources dur
ms the month "... u.,.. 14O,SS6,0S
$245, 725.76
state warrants redeemed 80. Sc, OBS %
1885, S6.Sl
The above balance is distributed in
the various funds as follows.
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Aches and Ialns,

You know by experience that the
aches and pains Of rheumatism are not
permanently, but only temporarily, re-
lieved by external remedies
Then why not use an internal rem
edy--Hood's Sarsaparllla, which cor
reefs the acidlty OF the blood on which
rheumatism depends and cures .he dis
ease2
This medicine has done more for the
rheumatic than any other medicine In
the world.
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WATCH MAKERS.
SPECIAL.

THE DEsERET NEWS WILL SELL A
limited number u the latest edition OF ths
standard Dictionary Tor TIthing or store Day
Price tla01
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CARD GAMES, BOARD GAMES, LARGE
GAME BOAHDg ETC.

The best selections from several MAX
ers A. 3, c. Building, Picture Blocks
and Puzzles,
CANNON BOOK STORE,
\Deseret News, Props)
II and 10 Main st.
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FIRE PROOF STORAGE.


REDMAN VAN STORAGE CO., OFFICE
and forage Rooms 1876 and l2s =. W. Temple
St. Continental Market Rldg.) Moving stor-
age aud Packing OF =. II, Goods speciality,
Phone SIS Y. n r. Redman Manager.
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WANTED AGENTS.

THE DESERET NEWS HAVING PUR-
chased the printing plant Of Geo. Q. Can
con A Sons, is no@ the exclusive Church
publishing house. We viii make special
Inducements TO book agents and canvass.
ers desiring TO handle Church works. Ref
erences required. There is splendid Held
throughout Utah and surrounding states
for bright canyasser In these lines Send
for free catalogue.
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zee the New Premiums
AZ The Salt Lake Trading Stamp Co,
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LOST.

COW, RED AND WHITE, aYEA RS OLD.
Return "a. Q. 5. Martin, Coal %. yard and
get reward
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FIR g-PRooF SAFES.

ALL KINDS BOUGHT SOLD AND TX.
changed. Salt Lake Safe & Lock Co.. 2i7 Main
81 H w. Parker Manager.
NEW AND SECOND-HAN SAFES
bought sold and exchanged Western Mgr rs
agency III W. Ind 80. opposite 2, ..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-03

Castle Gate Sunnyslde. Winter Quar-
lers and Clear Creek lump and all
kinds In nut Anthracite. all sizes. 10
South Main street Telephone 400
d. j. SHARP, Agent
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PALMlsTRY.

HAVE YOUR HANDS READ CHARGES
are 80 cents and one Dollar Prof. sterling
Palulst. 3Ji y. Main St
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MALE HELP WAhrED.

ANY PERSON KNOWING TIE AID.
dress OF Mr. ]. T. Read or tho Wade Corset
company, will confer Il favor on the De,eret
News by forwarding same 20 this office
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pREssMAKiNo.


reasonable prices Ladies negligee garments
made TO order Dry Goods, Notions, etc. 3.i
state 81.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Held q Co. have moved their insur-
ance Office to Cullen Hotel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-03

JUtUT TOTtVUhI IOT NUTI IIUhV Nv III"
vicinity.
Showers tonight and Wednesday
Forecast for Utah, made at Denver
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DIR. a. j. Yield
ROYAL zwrERAcK

Specialist Skin, Genito- Urinary and
Rectal Diseases. 9th floor, Progress Bldg
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I0-G8p'S Metals.
sAHR, Bar 81 cents
IAD. $500
Gazing CCPPtR rs SO tso,ssn
LOCAL Bril- rs.

The second edition OF Talmage's ar
ucles OF Faith VIII be out on saturday.
ana on sale at the Cannon Book store
Mrs. Mary Arnold OF Rexburg. Idaho.
Is at ST. Marks hospital suffering from
an operation which she underwent yes
tefday afternoon. She Is, however, on
the fair road 10 recovery.
Edward Boyle, the hapless miner who
was injured IN the Valeo mine. near
Park city on Sunday, is at the Hoiy
Cross hospital trying to save his eye
sight. He has already lost one hand
as the result of the accident.
City Engineer Kelsey began today to
sci stakes for the bitches to carry the
food water from both forks of Farley 9
canyon The small bitches to run vest
erly from the south fork, near the half
way house, win be begun first,
The Presidents message was read in
Washington at T. o'clock today. 10
o'clock Salt Lake time A few minutes
past 10 newsboys were crying "Deser-
IT News extra" on the street. neither
" the other papers Issued a special edl-
ton,
Mr., and Mrs, Harry schafer express
their heartfelt thanks for the tokens OF
sympathy shown them from the many
friends on the occasion Of the death
and funeral Of their beloved son. They
appreciate especially the generous feel
Ing OF Bishop Warburton Of the First
ward In sending part OF The ward choir
and several Elders to conduct the fun
eral services.
There has been filed with the county
recorder q release OF judgment for $lG2,
900 from the Utah National bank Of
Ogden TO the Salt Lake Gas and Flee
trio Light company This IL the last
act Of prolonged series Of litigation
which ended some years ago. but the
fling Of the release had been neglected
until yesterday The Utah Light and
Power company holds the property
owned by the old company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-03

Everybody eats It. Nothing beats IT,
Look for the label and ask your grocer
for II every day Health follows.
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Rain tonight and Wednesday
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
ronAYis rEMPNR AruRE.

Ia. m, AZ; II a M, Is ~ o'clock
noon. &c, p, m, AZ.
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n. o. NJ. J.
VIII sell all Ladies' and Children's
Hats 20 per cent off this week.
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800 will start a bank account lions
Savings Bank & Trust Company, No
Main street VIII furnish you free of
lost small steel savings bank Helps
you save small amounts, 4 per cent
interest allowed on 81 70 5000. You
have the bank, we keep the key.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-03

Interest paid on savings. w. f..
Armstrong prest. p. W Madsen, vice
prest., j. r. Game cashier.
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PAL MisTRY.

HAVE YOUR HANDS READ. CHARGES
are so cents aud one Dollar. Prof. Sterling
Pianist. J3i : Main st.
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE

Tfs-a1fs1 20
LEWIS y. LACH, 7OI STATE STREET.
New and secondhand furniture bought. sold
ana exchanged. Bargains In everything.
Don't Duy before calling on me- New line
up. o'date heating stoves
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TRUNK REPAIRING.

OLIVER r. MEREDITH. TRUNK FAC
tory. lSS Main --
TRUNK repairing aud az the most reason
able prices. David I. GALLAGHER, ~ = sra 'e
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: 7'7777777''- -
AUCTION.

FOR FURNITUREANDo CARPETS GALL
at |. X. l.. Furniture a Carpet Installment
House, Terms II on tl0; $40 on slOO 4sE
2nd south 7. A Sorensen Tel AS k.
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Millinery Dept win give 20 per cent
discount this week.
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uPHoLsreRIsc AND REPAIRING.

BEST EQUIPPED PLANT IN THE OITY
for all kinds OF upholsteriug. Yunr old fur
niture made new Phone 0sgL :. H. Mat
tress aud Mtg. Co, l5j-1j7 w. 80. TcmploSt
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.

ESTIMATES GIVEN on ALI CLASSES
OF work, No contract too big. None too
small A. L. llamlln, contractor and builder
rear g55 Main e. Phone 1877 Res. 1884,
Princeton Ave
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CLEANING, pYslNc a RspAIRINo.
osrEopATHY.

UTAH STEAM DYEING AND CLEAN.
ing Co.. 81 + 3rd SO. Tel niz. Fine work, req.
sonabe prices. Send us your clothes.
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SIGNS, csMERY, ETC.
TIN AND coRNIcs WORK.

PETERSON, ~ RICHARDS ST. PHONE
2s-4 rings Banners, show Paintings. etc.
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HAT FACTORY.

HAVE YOUR OLD HAT REPAIRED
made good rs new Blocked INTO style cloaqel
or redyed, new trimmings si.25, salt Lake nav
Factory, - f. LIST 80 or 10 W 80. Temple -,
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MAoHInlsTs.

A. c. GARTMANN, ia WEST FIRST
South Jobblng and repairing. Rest
equipped plant In the city. No lob TOO
small or TOO complicated Quick work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-03

ROYAL NWlEBACK,
pure, clean. healthy; good for every
body, 1Oc per doz. For sale at the
ROYAL. 252 south Main.