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which the big railroad syndicate would
probably be willing to pay"
HARTMAN INTERESTED.
General superintendent Trans 81
bcrlan Railway Visits L. L. Official.

New York, May 2l-A. Bostelman,
general superintendent OF The rrans-Si-
berian railroads. Asiauc division, and
The nineteen steamships connected with
the railway service In and around Port
Arthur, has had an Important confer
cnce with II. II. Hartman. Mr. BOs-
tolm0u represents the Russian gov
ernment in sml-oticial caplclty, and
his mission IN New York is understood
10 be TO promote amlcable traffic ar
rangemonts with the Union Pacific
lines and the steamship interests con-
lrolled by the Union Pacific Mr.. Botell-
man said last night that IN his opinion
there was little hope for q speedy dcyel-
Opmcnt OF American commerce between
san Francisco and Chinese ports, until
the freight rate Of 81 ton is low
cred lt Is understood that he and Mr..
Hartman went over the subject fully
and that Mr. Bostellman toli Mr.. Hor-
rlman that the Russian government DE-
sired the most cordial relations TO eX-
fist between It's railroad and steamship
lines and the lines leading 70 the Pa
cinc seab0ard
Mr.. B0s,clman also saw men lden-
titled with the Ncr,hern Pacific inter-
osts and made particular inquiry about
the great freight ships being built for
that company at New London
Mr. Bostclman said:
81 win have to ask 10 be excused
from discussing official affairs We are
n Ing nicely with the railroad across
lhona and Manchuria and hope 20
have an alI-rail route within the next
fifteen months We shah eventually
build around Lake Baikal It is a for
mldable and expensive engineering Un-
dertasing. but &c win be done The rails
on the eastern Siberian section Of the
line are s. pounds % the yard. On The
western Russian end. where the traffic
for the present is heavier the rails are
OF the heaviest type. our best sleeping
and parlor car trains are now superior
~ those On this country We took first
prize for them at the Paris exposition
as against the Pullman and the Bel
GUM company, our mail nni tele-
graphic services are greatly inferior 10
- 81.
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o, =. l.. AUDITOR.
Presence of Union Pacific Officials
In Town Stnrts Rnmnrs.

General Auditor Erastus Young.
Travelling Auditor William Brown, Jr..
and Walter Wilkins, chief clerk Of the
auditors distributing department, Tn
ion Pacific. came in from Omaha this
morning and We're closcted with f. w.
Hills, the retiring auditor Of the Oregon
Short Line, for several hours. When
seen after the conference the gentle
men stated that there had been no ap-
pontmnt made 10 succeed Mr. HIS.
Mr. Hills later said There has been
no appointment made as yet / shall
turn over the affairs TO Chief Clerk
McNitt, who win be in charge until my
resignation goes into effect at the end
of the month What will be done be-
tween now and then In the matter of
appointing an auditor | am not pre-
pared to state All know Is that there
has been no one appointed as yet Mr..
Hills leaves for New York tomorrow
morning to take up his duties as comp
troller OF the American Smelling & Re
Gnng company.
The presence I'm this city at this time
OF Messrs. Brown and wilkins leads to
the rumor that one OF the gentlemen
named will be the successor 20 Mr..
Hills. Up to late hour this afternoon
this rumor could not be verified.
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HaHHHHHHHH
FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN.
Missouri Pacific Interests rs Trans
Continental Proposition.

New York, May 25.-Speaking rela-
tive TO the recent acquisition Of rail-
road properties by Geo. j. Gould and
allied interests and the growing belief
that the plans for the Missouri Pacific
system aim at connecting the Atlantic
with the Pacific seaboards. Russell Sage
said that the project would not, In his
judgment, develop any hustilities TO
the railroad situation,
Everything, he thought, would be
amlCaby arranged, He, continued:
THE general plan Is TO extend the
system from the Pacific to the Atlantic
ocean This viii doubtless take good
deal Of time | cannot say how long
1.-THE matter OF how the road is to get
outlet to the Atlantic seaboard is In
lta infancy | have no doubt the plan
for the entire system will be worked
out tremendously, In connection with
the acquisition of Wheeling and Lake
Erie, and the line II IL to build into
Pittsburg, II Is probable that short
spurs of road at 80 or 100 or $50 miles
viii be built to accommodate towns
not on the main line
WIN the Texas Pacific be absorbed
by the Missouri Pacific?'
Yes said Mr., Sage, that will
come about"
Some persons profess to believe that
the Gould interests hope to reach the
Atlantic seaboard by an acquisition Of
the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
crn by means Of the Wabash which
connects with II at Buffalo. There is
little evidence that such is the case
II Is said to be the fact that heavy
holders Of Lackawanna stock have re-
Gently been sounded as to whether they
would take $3.50 q share for their stock,
But they believe II is the Erie for
whom the persons who approached
them were acting. j. F. Morgan. II Is
understood. is strongly DESTROYS of re-
facilitating the Erie property and there
are indications that an effort might be
made to obtain Lackawanna for it. The
indications that such an effort would
succeed are said however to be far
from pronounced
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NOTICE TO INvEsToRs,

At a meeting Of the directors Of the
Utah Implement Company, held May
LIST, 1901. at their Office, there being
voted $4,000 worth of capital stock
the pres dent 81 the company TO sell
value $4,000 ptr share. drawing 10
per cent dividend, payable quarterly for
the purpose OF Increasing their business.
The said company desire to sell said
stock In small lots, 10 farmers, sheep.
cattle and mining men. who use the
goods Of said company.
Applications received at once for said
stock There Is only $4,000 now
left for sale.
(Signed) 81. b. WHITNEY.
Secretary.
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New Rock Island Service,

Travelling Passenger Agent L. Drake.
Of the Rock Island, this morn
ing received the following dispatch
from headquarters
10 has been decided TO establish one
night out service Denver and Colorado
Springs 20 Chicago effective June Is.
leaving Denver LIS p. ~. Colorado
Springs 1880 p. m. arriving Omaha next
morning at o'clock, Des Moines 10 o..
m. Chicago Z p. M. Equipment wiI
consist OF Buffet library sleepqrs and
chair. and dining cars This train Wil
connect az Colorado Springs with RIO
Grandc Western train No ?, leaving
Salt Lake at 1915 .. M.
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MACGowAN APPOINTED.
Named Gen'l Purchasing Agent, Am
crican Smelling and Refining Co.

Word has reached this city Of the
appointment OF ]. *, MacGowan TO the
position Of general purchasing agent
for the American Smelling &c Refining
company with headquarters az Il
Broadway. New York. Mr. MacGowan
IS well known in this city whore he
has many old friends who win be glad
to hear OF his good fortune, Some
time ago he was general agent FOR the
Maple Leaf with headquarters at
Denver. and was later APPOINTED freight
manager for the Gugenheims.
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LOCAL BRIE FS.

The official bond of city Engineer l..
c, Kelsey was filed in the city recor-
der's office yesterday afternoon, in the
sum Of $1,000 His sureties are d. n.
Straup and h. c. Campbell
The public library was closed last
evening and will remain closed until
June ! for taking the inventory. When
II reopens there viii be several hundred
new volumes on the shelves.
The general board Of the Primary
associations Is arranging for a grand
excursion Of the children. their parents
and friends, to Saltair on June q. 10
include all of the associations within
reach Of the railroads.
At the meeting Of the governing
board of the state law library, held
yesterday afternoon, the secretary was
authorized to purchase a number Of
new volumes text books and reports
that are not on the exchange list
Al the meeting Of the directors Of the
Y NJ, &, A. yesterday afternoon, com
miltee. composed Of Thomas Weir, Dr.
RUNNER and John +. Evans, was ap-
pointed TO select a president 10 succeed
b. W. Hills who leaves for the east
A brilliant trolley ride over the city
was INDUCED To last night by about 201
pupils Of the seventh and eighth grades
OF me Webster school. They We're not
frustrated IN their attempt TO let people
Know that they were abroad for a good
time,
Rev George A. Gates, D. b. and Pm.
..H O. D.
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ting the train I'm readiness this after
noon and a quick run out 20 the beach
Il assured, The floor is IN excellent con.
dition, good music has been secured and
a general good time will undoubtedly
be the result, The weather clerk has
kindly arranged matters 80 that the
WIND WIN go down. consequently Man
aver McAlister feels assured that there
VIII be a good attendance.
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The Oregon Short Line and the Rio
Grande Western announce that they
Willrun all passengers 10 ogden tomol-
row on the regular trains for the rate
OF $l1O the round trip, good returning
Monday morning. This innovation Is on
account OF President Mckinley and
party who are expected 10 arrive IN Og-
den tomorrow evening at o'clock
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Hoyt sherman Going East.

General Agent Hoyt sherman. 'of the
Colorado g southern win go East next
Wcok on business connected with tho
estate M his late uncle Senator Shcr-
man. he expects 90 be absent from
salt Lake Tor the major portion OF thc
month % June During the time that
ne viii be away from salt Lake Travel.
ms Freight Agent Adams. Of the Colo
rolo e Southern. IN Colorado. will have
charge OF the local office here
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Pueblo and Colorado
STORAGE |! /!

Central Storage Co. Furniture, Up
right Pianos. Stoves. and Hous hold
Goods Of an descriptions stored In sep
arate compartments, with combination
locks. al low rates. also Merchandise
Cases and Miscellaneous Goods weight
not more than go pounds each pack
age, stored al reasonable price. Apply
TO j. c. WATSON 4 BROS.
so Richards Street. City
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PRESIDENT M'KlNLEY
sIiAnAA AT nlnEN

The Rio Grande Western Railway
announce $50 for the round trip to
Ogden on sunday, May 26th. account
President Mckinley who will pass
through Ogden that afternoon. Trains
depart $3.50 a. m. and 1900 ,. m. Tick
cts good returning up to and including
Monday City Ticket Office in Dooly
Block Corner
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TURF

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UTAH COAI.

Castle Gate, sunnyside ard Clear
Creek-Lump, $500 per ton Winter
Quarters Lump and all nut coal. A.75
ger ton Anthracite an sizes, $3.50 per
ton. 70 south Main ST. Telephone. 429
ID j. SHARP. Agt.
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ENcnrsIon n Snltnir Tonight.

The first excursion OF the season 20
Saltair beach viii leave the Rio Grande
Western depot az $50 this evening
when the opening bah win take place
upon the arrival OF the train out at the
resort. Manager Bateman has been get
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LOST

ONE LARGE BLACK HORSE. WEIGHT
l15 lbs Left hind foot white, white spot in
forehead. NO brands. with sole leather under
front shoes Return same to So North 3rd
West and receive reward
JERSEY COW. ROPE HALTER on; b. q.
on right shoulder Return 10 J, L. Hansen,
Deseret News Office
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC co.
$50. -E9cutsen b San Erancsco. : $50

on an trains leaving ogden June 18th
and 18th. Return Limit September 9Th.
Inquire Of G.. A. Henry. Ticket Agent,
Ogden
w. II. CHIVERs. Agent, ogden.
II. r. GRAY.
General Agent.
i06 W. Second South St., salt Lake city.
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EXCURSION 10 PAKh CITY,
Sunday. NAV 9Gth.

Special train for Park City leaves at
$3.50 a. m Baseball, Park City VS. Salt
Lake. Visit the mines. $3.50 round
trip.
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II My
|DIIE

AsfihA
a. mo-
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MINI
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orlnal
On tenn
lonth
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recipit
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lions SAVINGS BANK d TRUST
GO. has half a million dollars 10 loan
In sums 10 suit borrower on first class
collateral at lowest market rates
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MreopANT TAlLoRs'

SOLID COMFORT FoR rl i,,. IMAM i5oe max K
AZ Special casts made SS ci.I' .o,th
H., ,,ns i. Olser. - b. Ihlfu 'ou''
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SPECIAL PARTY Ar sALTAIR.
Given by the Red g. Black, Sat. May
25th Special train leave K. G. W.
Depot at 1880 r. m.
Enlarged orchestra.
nlnLnln nnn
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Appleuuist's MIX Brsnd.
Ask your grocer for the genuine.
EASTERN EXCURSION RATfS
Via Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific

Via Oregon Short Line aud Union Pacific.
June nth and 18th round-trip tick
cts will be sold to points East as fol-
lows.
Denver. Pueblo and Colorado
Springs 81. o.. 90. n-....,n...$2 $50 90
Omaha and Missouri River points 30 90
ST Paul and Minneapolis go. g.. 1915
ST. Louis .. ,.,..., 90, .,,,...,,., $3.50
Chicago ".... 80, go. .,..,..., H.50
All tickets good returning until Sept
9th City Ticket office. 2OG s. Main.
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AUCTION.

ON MONDAY, MAY q, AT f0;3O A. NJ.
No 2i9 south 7th West -. Take car TO Rio
Grando Western on End south St. parl0r
Rockers. Couch, Bedroom Set Dining Tables.
Chairs. stands, Cook aud Heating >t0'n,, lot
Dishes and glassware. Kitchen .-nsils,
etc, etc, Il, A. Andrews, Auctloneer.
ALSO on TUESDAY, MAY %, AT 1870
a. m. No. AS :. eth East 81 Fine lot Goods,
Parlor Furniture Willow and other Rockers.
Leather seat Chars, line Folding Beds Will
low Scttce. fine Library and Dining Tables,
sldetOard, Iron and irass Beds, Hair Mat.
tresSes Chi1oniers, fine lot Carpets and
Rugs Cook stoves. Refrigerator Dishes,
Glassware. ana lot Ot other useful articles.
Il. A. Andrews, AuCtiOneer.
BANKRUPT FURNITURE STOCK SALE
This tn apologize 10 all who In ! 81 week 5
rush, did not get waited upon. We were un
abe % show and set up the furniture as fast
a, we sold II, but have now secured add
tioual help aud eXh bted on our hoorS are
retleS OF slde0Oards, Bouiets, china
Closets. Combination Book Gases, line
Dres-eTs, COuche3, hne ParOr furniture, etc,
etc 80 Gc-Carts 40 factory cost Two car,
NJ chair, Just arrived and will be on sale the
lat or part OF tho week Terms .LO0 On 400
5000 on 1000. !. \, H. Furniture & Carpet
lnstalmelt House
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W. Mlll nnnh Nnn,

All kinds Of Fidelity Contract and
Court Bonds at nominal cos;
GEO II. INGHAM,
70 west Second South.
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REAL REASON FOR
RAILROAD FIGHT
San Pedro Free Harbor viii Have
a Big Line Of Steamships
WORCESTERSHIRE TRUST
II the clark Road IL Built IL VIII
Mean THAT southern Paciilc's FIeet
VIII Have Competitions.

TO the onlooker who Is watching the
developments In the unique fight be-
tween the Hartman interests and the
Clark company which proposes
to build line across some
Of the most desolate lands on
the American continent and incl
dcntally tap some rich mineral fields, it
appears that the effort Of the Union
Pacific interests 10 head of the pro-
icct is not go much ON account Of the
business which WIN be derived from
Southern California as to protect their
steamship traffic to and from The ORR
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SoAvENGEas.
OPTICIANS.
WATCH MAKERS.
---.-------a---a----- .,NN
SIDEWALKS AND RooS'Ne'
osreopATH PHYSICIAN

CEMENT AND AsPllALTHa ei H,s,
walks tar and gravel ROOFING heH' NV
contractor, 503 m street, Oly'
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SUMMER SCHOOL

BOOKKEEPING,
PENMANSHIP.
SHORTHAND,
TYPEWRTTING,
SPELLING, ETC.
Special rates during June, July and
August open from s a, m. to / p, m.
visit US or write for information
SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Templeton Building Salt Lake city.
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SPECIAL.
TRUNKS AID GAGS.

SPECIAL SALE On TRUNK, Az n. ,. baSs
,hii weeR a, d. l. Gallacher,.s trunk la 'a.a
n 70 w. 3ri So s. 20 inch Dire ,ut ,a. i \,
s az "a corners spring lock steel ram -
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Everybody eats 1t. Nothing beats II
Look FOR the label and ask your grocer
for II every day, Health follows.
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TRUNK REPAIRING.

. Wv s' narid /, GALLAGHER. 90 I. sra sol'.
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Ask your grocer for
nov Al ygtFTIan ~

Pure food for children and weak stom-
achs The genuine IS labeled ROYAL
Zwieback." pures, and best.
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CLEANING. pysINc a REPAIRING,

UTAH STEAM DYElNG AND CLEAN
ing Co. IS T. 3rd So. Tel HiL Fine worK. res'
sonable prices. Send Us your clothes.
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ONE BAY MARE ABOUT 10 YEARS
pinto horse about years old, glass eye,
brown ears, no brands visible II the above
described animals are not claimed and taken
away on or before June 9rd 1901. they will
be sold at pm at City EstraY Pound,
JOHN o. NATION, City Poundkeeper.
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BALED Hay.

FIRST CLASS BALED ALFALFA HAY
for sale, 50 cents per hundred, Come and get
t. Warehouse corner jth south and 3rd West.
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Prepared by S. L. Moyle. No. 6 West lst
SO. Mccormick Blk. Phone 1881 rlnss
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,,pHoLsTERIRc.

PELTHoUsFy, The h. ~ 20 next % var
upbolsterer. lsj East Ih ,sn unloa laboh
itou Hotel Estimsiess"'
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Observation-Disclosures p.xn

Interest paid on savings. w. r.
Armstrong prest, T. w. Mgdsen, vice
prest, J. T. Calne cashier.
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HAT FACTORY.

Havoc OLD HATREPAIRED HAT MADE
as good as new. Blocked into style, cleaned or
redyel, new trimmings SIS. Salt Lake Hat
Factory, - +. lst 30 or 10 ". 80. Temple II
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ToDAY's TEMPERATURES.

10 a, ~, II; 70 noon, Y; . p, m, 76 3
D. m, 7S
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WANTED AGENTS.

TUE DESERET NEWS HAVING PuR.
chased the printing plant OF Geo O. Cannon
x sons, is now the exclusive Church publish
ing house We will make special inducements
20 book agents and canvassers desiring to
handle Church works. References required
There Is splendid Geld throughout Utah
and surrounding states FOR q bright can
yasser In these lines, send for free catalogue
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WALL PAPER.

WHY NOT GET YOUR MONEYS
worth We can save you 81 per cent on all
kinds Of wall paper We also carry a full
line OI mixed paints and brushes. scheel
Bros. 3l5 Main, opp Walkers store.
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MACHINE OIL.
EsrRAY NOTICE..

--sN~r-7H--a-aT--ssT
~ PER CENT CHEAPER AND BETTER
than any IN U. 5. al r. Il. I'd So.
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purumArlc REMEDY

n. TuRSGRENs PREPAAe Az, ,Im,SgpIaI, icn
vtiont fall siOo totte ,ses ,s',Il IA state
a.ssywhere' :. Turngren' ufusn'," -
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INSURANCE ~ Thb &c, GY ,sSori ia and par
costS east Write for oihcla' p brpyr, Bldz
ticniars. A. Macpherson' 'Di i'Vs'--------
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REINSURANCE,
LIFE INSURANCE

GRO IA. INGHAM. FIRE lNso'A
70 w. End South ------------
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WAL PAPER CLEANING.
RuTcAERS.

GLOBE MEAT Market 10 MAIN ST.
Robt sherwood, Prop Established 1854
Highest price paid for choice Reeves, Sheep
Hogs and Poultry, Tel No 1905 Y.
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-
Observation-Disclosures.
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MED THE MONEY YoU.. NE = bar.
,d ,NNss.n,aae snlt Come and str ,o,, 81.
g ain Zine line samples 70 seie'' ''0'"'
Olsen 325 Nam street --
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pERsoaAL.

TUE NEW SANlTARiUN MANAGE
ment desires 10 announce that their hair
and reopened In change OF Miss IVA Hnwelis
VINO was formerly CmpOYe u this depart.
ment and vol and ftyOrably known % salt
Lake lalioi. The ladies' Turkish lialh de-.
partmeut IS IN charge ~ Mrs +. Olbr'ch.
WHO Is unexccllcd IN this line % work MIS-
ulbrleh VIII Civ swimming lessons In the
ptol to u limited class durlug The sumnor
season, swimming II core Adel By ply iclHns
TO Do the exercise most conducive o. health.
say n.othlng or the guard H. provides against
lossof he Parents should avail themselves
~ this Opportunity for teaching thoi chii-
Gion ths arr.
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III you REQUIRE ENVELOPE AID
dressed or circulars or letters, etc, type
written. call az Walkor Hotel.
MRS HARTMAN has REMOVED HER
halr dressing paror, from tho Saultarium 10
sls 80. Main ST. haWp 25' Hair dress CSC
Scalp treatment 2ic, Facial Massage 80,
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Statesmen WANTED.

ENERGETIC SALESMAN. SCHOOL SUP
plies. Country work. 500. salary and com
mission. H. o. Evans 4 Co.. Chicago III.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ISAAC pITMAN SHORTHAND CHURCH
reporters write H. BOOKS lemDlrton Bldg 5.
l.. City, Janes u. stirling Teacher.