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Y H. NJ |. A. CONVENTION.
VIII ak, Pl'ce Next Friday at the
W rr Hill.

A convention Of the officers and mem
oers Of the Young Ladies Mutual I'm.
rovement associations OF the Salt
Lake Stake viii take place next Fri.
cay, Sept. o at Barratt hall. the open
ing session beginning at 1880 a. m.
ihe afternoon session at 1880, and the
evening at p. IN.
The program will be as follows:
1880 A. NJ
Music
Singing. We thank Thee, o God, for
a prophet, etc.
Opening prayer
Greeting ,.Prest Nellie c. TAYLOR
"Ihe Relation Of Officers to Each
other 49,. ....,. Matte II. Tingey
Discussion. Leaders" ........,....
Edith Hunter, Jennie Y. Smith,
Maggie Hull.
i4dno uuel s....,s,......,......
Kate Romney Stewart, Celia
Sharp.
THE Relation Of Members to the
Association. Lottie Paul Baxter
Discussion, Leaders .......
Clarissa Beesley, Bertha Irvine,
Addle Eldredge.
eolo '.,.,....,.,.,...,-Judith Anderson
The Relation OF the Y. l.. NJ. A.
70 Philanthropic and Charitable
Discussion Leaders" .........,'.
Mary A. Freeze. a. G. Eardley,
Safe Heath.
Closing song, Star spangled Banner"
Benediotlon.
2:So P. NJ.
Music
Opening hymn, III serve the Lord.
Prayer
"The Relation OF the Club 70 the
y. l.. NJ. ]. A.. Emily c, Adam5
Discussion, Leaders" ...........
Aggie Campbell, Minnie ]. Snow,
Mary J.. Irvine.
solo c,".,.. Nellie Penrose Whitney
THE Novel; Its Use and Abuse. -.
''.,..,........,...... Mary Connolly
Discussion, Leaders" ..........
Clarice Thatcher, Nellie WAL
lace Lutte Grant Capnon.
sOl0 .,..,,,..,,.....,.,.. Mabel Cooper
The Influence Of the Y. L. NJ. |.
a. on the Health OF the Com
munlty' ,.,.Mr Margaret Roberts
Discussion. Leaders" ..............
Minnie L. Snow, Katie Hall.
Jennie Hyde.
Song, Colombia, the gem Of the ocean.
Benediotion.
s p. NJ
Music
Hymn, Do what Is right.
Prayer.
M. l. a. Influence on Behavior
(a) Places OF Public Wirshop.
OBJ Places OF Amusement (c)
on the Street ld) In ~ l. A.
Meetings .........s..L Lucy w. Smith
Discussion. Leaders" ..........
Sarah Glllett. Sarah Eddlngton,
Ann ~ Cannon.
Double Quartet............
Eleventh Ward Young Ladies'
The Moral influence Of TIE Y. L.
NJ l. A."........,....R Rose j. Badger
Discussion. Leaders" ..........
Edith Sampson. Emma w. Py-
per, Donnette s. Kesler.
double quartet s...ss.ss ...........
".young Ladies Of Eleventh Ward
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

One Of the weddings Of the week was
that OF Miss Lizzie Boreham and Dan
lei Peart, which was solemnized IN
the Temple on Wednesday, the eth.
reception taking place IN the evening
at the home OF the brides parents In
Waterloo.
The bride was becomingly attired IN
white SILK null. Dainty refreshments
were served next door az the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. James McFarlane. by the
sisters n the bride aud the Misses
McFarlane. covers being laid for sew
eniy-five. The dining room was beau
TRULY decorated with palms and flow
ers
Mr.. and Mrs Peart VIII make their
home In Forest Dale, where they Will
be at home to their many friends.
Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick leaves shortly
10 visit friends In Boise.
The marriage Of Miss Pearl Buckle
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BRIGHTON NOTES.

During the past week the weather at
Brighton has been very pleasant and
a great number Of visitors are still at
the hotel. on Sunday all the guests
were served with fresh trout for din-
ner, caught In the lake near the hotel.
Mrs W. McCaskell, Mrs. r. F. Hey.
wood and family and Mrs. w. G..
Wright and family Of Ogden are still
at the hotel and Will remain until the
warm weather Is over
Other guests this week are James
Farrell, Chas. Bucheler, w. V. Rice,
Park City; H. r. Emlaw. Butte; II. H.
Mcmillan, ID. Gunsey, b. Il. Boutwell,
and family and Mrs. Dr. Richards OF
Salt Lake City
Mr.. and Mrs. Nystrom, Misses Ida
Savage, Annie Cannon and NJ L. Nor
rls formed jolly party at Brighton
hotel this week,
Mrs, H. Dlnwoody Is spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs Wright,
this week.
j Fred Odell, II, II. Hampstead, j.
Frank Judge, Dr. X G. Park, j, G.
Morgan, Of Salt Lake and Austin Bruff
OF Brooklyn, New York Mr.. McCaskell,
Louis Farnsworth, Jr, of Salt Lake,
Mr., and Mrs Burnn. Park city; DR.,
Mrs. +. Il, Stockne, Greedy, Fla, were
guests at the hotel urlng the week.
Mr.. r. NJ Grey, wife and children,
and Mrs. John Waldfogel have decided
10 spend the rest Of the warm season
at the hotel.
Mrs. w. Van Colt and her daughters
Misses Pearl and Nora Van Colt, and
Prof Benz. Il. Howell Of the university
have been spending a few days at the
hotel.
j. r., Valentine and wife Of Salt Lake,
w. III. Blackburn and wife and H. A.
Graft OF Seward, Neb., are among the
most recent arrivals,
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SEPTEMBER WEATHER.
What IL Has Been in Salt Lake for the
Past Twenty Eight Years

United States Department Of Agricul-
ture, weather bureau. The following
data, covering period of 2S years,
have been compiled from the weather
bureau records at Salt Lake City, Utah.
Month of September for 2S years.
TEMPERATURES.
Mean or normal temperature, Ga de-
grees.
The warmest month was that of 1888.
with an average Of Il degrees.
The coolest month was that OF 1884,
with an average Of SO degrees.
The highest temperature was % de-
grees on Sept, 6. 1876.
The lowest temperature was 20 de-
grees on Sept, %, 1895.
Average date on which first killing"
frost occurred In autumn, Oct. IS.
Average date on which last killing"
frost occurred in spring, April &c.
PRECIPITATION Grain and melted
snow.
Average for the month. 0.93 inches.
Average number OF days with .01 OF
an inch or more, T.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was 10 inches In 1878.
The least monthly precipitation was
trace In 1890 and 1892
The greatest amount OF precipitation
recorded IN any "a consecutive hours
was lisa inches on Sept and 2, 1856.
The greatest amount Of snowfall re-
corded ~ any "a consecutive hours
(record extending to winter OF lSS4-S5
only was Srace on Sept, 20 and p, 1895,
and Sept. "a, 1900.
CLOUDS AND WEATHER.
Average number Of clear days. 10:
partly cloudy days, S. cloudy days, g.
WIND.
The prevailing winds have been from
the southeast.
The highest velocity Of the wind was
"A miles from the east on Sept. 10, 1896.
Station; Salt Lake City Utah.
Date Of Issue Aug %, 1902
J.. II. MURDOCH,
Section Director.
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INTO THE TOMB.
Remains Of Mrs. BrastOw 1enderly
And Sadly Consigned There.


The services over the remains Of Mrs,
George p. Brastow, held at the family
residence yesterday afternoon, were Of
a beautiful and impressive nature.
They We're short consisting Of the clos
Ing and opening prayer, musical selec-
lions beautifully rendered by the Al
fred Best quartet, and short but most
impressive sermon by Bishop whitney.
The ca,ke' and room were massed With
beautiful floral tributes from the sor-
rowing friends, which afterwards
banked the mound at the cemetery,
making beautiful picture. The casket
was borne by II pallbcarers. Messrs.
Spencer Clawson, X. W. Young, l.. d.
Young, 7. Hare, Paul Held. II. A.
Young, Jack Mitchell. J. A. Young.
Jesse Little, WIN Clark, DR.. A. c.
Young and Winfield Young, and was
followed by procession Of the relatives
and friends, who marched the short
distance to the spot where the inter-
ment took place, Here the quartet
sang. Nearer, My God, to Thee" and
AiA' hNhAAhlNA9 NAh1tl UtlHk Olifltl ny
Bishop q, +. Whitney the mortal re.
mains Of the beautiful and beloved wo.
man were consigned 10 the earth.
h. +. RASH LAID TO REST.
The funeral services over the re-
mains OF the late Benjamin H. Rash
were conducted yesterday afternoon at
the late residence Of the deceased on
Sixth East street, and were attended by
a large number Of friends of the fami-
ly The floral offerings were numerous
and beautiful. Rev. r. w. Pinkerton
ofllciated. lnterment was ut Mount
Oliyet cemetery.
REMAINS OF LYDIA EAKINS.
Last evening the remains of Mrs. Ly-
dia E0kins, who died on the 2Sth, were
shipped TO Evanston, and were accom-
panied by her husband and other rela-
tiyes.
FUNERAL OF MISS WICKED.
The funeral services over the remains
of Miss Nora Wicket. who died Aug. 81,
1902, aged 26 years, VIII be held Sunday
next at u noon from the family resi-
dence, 65S south State street Friends
are invited to attend, Intermelt viii
be In city cemetery.
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GUARD ORDER.

i The following order was issued last
evening. from the headquarters Of the
First Infantry by Col. S. G. Park,
commanding the brigade.
4 First-fhe uniform to be worn by the
members OF the guard at the annual
ltncampment provided for BY G. O. No.
~ dated Headquarters National Guard
iof Utah, Adjutant- Generals Office, Aug.
~ 1902. and general order No. 3, dated
Headquarters First Brigade National
Vuard Of Utah, Salt Lake city. Aug.
~ 1902 win be khaki complete. Blue
flannel shirts viii be isued 10 command
Ing officers for the use OF the various
organizations by the acting quarter
master al the encampment grounds.
second-Each enlisted man Is urged
70 lrovide himself with heavy under
clothing and extra bedding as protec-
ton against the cold.
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Ford & Sturgeon, prominent drug
firm at Rocky Hill Station, Ky, write;
1--WE were requested by DIR. G. B. Snlg-
ley to send for Herbino for the benefit
Of our customers, We ordered three
dozen in December, and we are glad to
say, Herblne has given such great sat
isfactOn that we have duplicated this
order three times, and today we gave
your salesman another order we beg
TO say Dr. G. b. snigley takes pleasure
in recommending Herblne." SOC bottle
M " C. AZ |. Drug Store.
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HURT In A RUNAWAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ivers and Miss
Wall the Victims.

Mr. and Mrs. James Ivers and Miss
Wall We're the victims OF an exciting
runaway last night They were drlv-
Ing north on Sixth East street when
the horses suddenly became unman-
ageable and dashed of on the dead run.
Nearing the corner Of First South
street the frightened animals ran into
q tree, this resulting in the overturn-
ing Of the carriage and the violent
throwing out Of an three occupants
MI lyers was badly bruised about the
head and shoulders, while Mrs. lvers
and Miss W. were also hurt, although
not so badly. They are now getting
along nicely.
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RATE WAR IS ON.

The K. g. w. announces rate OF 70
Chicago $3.50 first class, SSS. % Sec
ond class. To ST. Louis B3. 90 first
class. 5000 second class. Points be.
yond in proportion. Three fast trains
daily.
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

A missionary farewell will be given
in the Third ward meeting house, Tues
day evening, Sept 9, IN honor of Elder
zeke Ball who will depart shortly on
a mission 10 the Eastern States. An ex-
tellent program has been prepared and
the many friends Of the departing mis-
slonary are cordially Invited TO attend.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WEATH Err REPORT,

Record at the local office Of the
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
al 6 a. m. today:
Barometer reading at o. m, 1886
inches. Temperature at q. m, 60 de-
grees; maximum, So; minimum, 60;
mean, ~; which Is 2 degrees above nor
mai.
Excess OF daily mean temperature
since the first Of the month, IA degrees.
Excess Of daily mean temperature
since January /, zoo degrees.
Precipitation since the first Of the
month, Is inch, which is so inch be-
low the normal.
Accumulated deficiency in preclpita-
tion since January !, 2.SS inches.
FORECASTS TILL 9 p. NJ. SUNDAY;
Local forecast for Salt Lake and
vicinity.
Fair tonight aud Sunday
For Utah; (Forecast taken at Dem
YER Colo).
Fair tonight and Sunday
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The perssure has risen over the plat
eau region and Is highest this morn
ing on the north Pacific coast there
are no storm areas within the terri
tory covered by the reports. Light
rain has fallen over the middle Rocky
Mountain Slope, the Missouri and up
per Mississippi valleys Temperatures
have fallen over Nevada and risen over
eastern Montana, elsewhere only slight
changes have occurred.
JOHN GROVER,
Observer, Temporarily in Charge,
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NEWS TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
days Metals:
SILVER, Bar 81 SO ceats
LEAD, $3.50.
CASTING COPPER. 10 81 cents m
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Potatoes have fallen from 75 to 50
cents per bushel owing to so many be-
ing marketed at once.
G. Frank Emery aud Thomas Nc.
Knight have returned from a two
weeks vacation hunting and fishing.
Mrs. l.. Sylvester has recovered from
the effects of an operation at ST. Marks
hospital and has returned TO her home.
j. c. Leary, chairman of Elks' an
nual reunion, win likely submit his
report at meeting of the executive
committee this afternoon.
A big Duchess apple from the farm
OF l.. Henfenway of Granger, Is being
exhibited by George Roberts. II
measures 1ii5 inches In circumference
and weighs 2h pounds.
Deputy County Clerk Emery per-
formed the ceremony yesterday after
noon which united as man and wife
Andrew Peterson c& Manti, and Vic
toria J. Madding Of this city.
A. II. Miller OF Chicago is in the city
to overhaul the fire extingulsher
equipment OF the z. {. NJ. /. and 10 in.
crease and improve the same The Y.
Q. NJ. /. Will be provided with very
complete extinguisher plant.
Mrs. II. b. Tooker Of New York.
formerly OF Salt Lake, who came to
Utah to spend the summer, was taken
to 81. Marks hospital this week and
operated on for appendicitis She Is
recovering as rapidly as can be ex-
lpected.
President James NJ. Lynch Of the In.
ternational Typographical union will
visit this city next month after at
tending the meeting OF the home board
OF trustees at Colorado Springs. He
has not been this far west since he be-
came president.
Secy. Sears Of the ID. A. & NJ. society
lis much encouraged at the number
1 of entries being filed with him for the
coming state fair. They cover all de-
partments. and show an interest that
promises well for the success OF the
fair which opens Sept. 80, closing the
following Saturday night, Oct. 4. The
horse racing promises well. and the In
creased size and number OF prizes Is
attracting attention. The secretary
would like to have ladies enter for
the bicycle and horse races and would
Ike to Introduce vaudeville features In
the fair.
The Semi Weekly News takes an
other bound forward next week; II win
be enlarged to ~ pages twice a week.
a decision made necessary by the adj
dition of Farm Branch and Garden
department, as we'll as by the heavy de-
mands for advertising space on III ra-t
OF eastern advertisers. The continued
advance of the Semi Weekly News is OF
special interest In view Of the fact that
OF the semi-weeklles issued by the other
Salt Lake papers, one has been dlscon-
tinued and the other is no longer
pushed by the publishers.
lions Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany was established in 1873 and has
pinCa Oppnpd mora thnn On 20 ,rI, "a
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CANYASSERS WANTED.

10 take orders for "The History Of
the Church In Salt Lake and ogden
Persons OF experience and first class
references required. Apply in person
or by letter to
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
6 Main ST., Salt Lake city.
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roR SALE REAL ESTATE.

THESE ARE A FEW or OUR BAR
gains Ia real estate. seq our largo list DO.
fore Investing elsewhere. Wosult tho most
fastldiOus.
5.rOom cottage facing east on q between
End and jrl, water In house, A bargain Tor
the one who gets H. si,lO0
broom cottage cellar, barn, ana IN iact
everything TO make Il nice, neat little homoi
No, ldG N ajor Avenues $500.
dr0om brick cottage on brigham between
sth and 9Th kastl 67Xl6j feeti 5000,
i.room brick cottage, water IN house, yard
All fenced and plenty OF shades 50AliO feeti
sl,o50
Groom modern brick, pantry, closets and
cellar; good irn; AKA rods. 10 all goes a .
one prlcA y, .0J No el3 w, 9th North,
Just a few OF our vacant pieces II you
want to build
ooxAo feet to alley on 18th East and srd
South. sqO1
6xlO rods corner Sth and !, facing south
and west 500.
5xlO rods corner 9th and j. 500.
ghN7rods corner, faces south and cast sth
South and snd West $50.
s3Sl;b feet corner 9TH East andiith So, 800.
lots Just OH OF Main near lith South, 500.
We have lots on Main and State At eco per
lot. see them.
Houston Real Estate Inv't Co. Isl Main.
FUTILE BROS, & wooLLEY. ilo MAIN
Street.
Mortgage sale, six room brick cottage east
end city $3.50 mortgage on IT, Wants
enough in addition 20 mortgage 70 pay OK
ponses Of sale that's all.
$50 buys three room frame cottage aud
52xliL Fruit and shade, South part OF city;
500 for nice three-room frame cottage and
LOT, fenced This end Of Liberty Park.
~ zoo cottage lot aud barn. chicken house,
S2 shade trees garden etc, on Lincoln Ave
500, cottage, lot and alley, water In kltch-
en-, fruit, lawn and shade. Emerson Ave-,
s3gj down, balance easy
Nine.clad cottages 10 palatial residences.
Tuite Bros. q Woolley Progress. Herald
Building
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BOOKS.

THE PREFERENCE RECORD 10
News Publications and Periodicals'' is The
most valuable and convenient rocori Tor
taxing data ana references IN published
convenience OF political professional snd
literary men Price ST. per copy. Sam
PIE page mailed on application n
fohiin- u X Street, Salt Lake City,
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Fall opening September list. We con-
troll the Ellis Cabinet system of book
keeping and the Gregg system Of short.
hand, They are the best. Visit us al
the Templeton and make inquiries
about us from the business, profess
sional and educational men of the city
We lead, others follow. Salt Lake Bus
mess College.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

"A p O. FLKS THE BENEVOLENT
and proteetlye order OF Elks meets each
wednesday evening at 5 o'clock. ~ state
st., Elias Building, r,, :, ~
A. W. RAYBOULD Secretary
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and Mr. Charles Luff win take place
this evening.
Miss Jessie Buchanan entertained o
few friends az her home on Seventh
South street last evening.
Walter Carpenter aud wife OF Iowa
Falls, Ia, are visiting in this city with
their son. DR., l. u, Carpenter.
$50
Mr. Lawrence s. Marser leaves this
evening Saturday the Both. for pleas
ure trip to Denver and other Colorado
points.
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The following marriage licenses were
issued this week by the country clerk:
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Closing address Prest. Nellie c. Taylor
Singing. America
Benedictlon
Kate Romney Stewart, Accompanlst
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am still a candidate for county
recorder on the Republican ticket re-
gardless Of an reports TO the contrary
A & gadlpr
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HONEY BEER s CENTS. TRY IT.


Cured Paralysis
w. S. Baily, P. o. True, Texas,
writes. "My wife had been suffering
Ave years with paralysis in her arm,
when | was persuaded TO use Billiards.
Snow Eminent, which cured her all
right have also used II for old
sores, frost bites, and skin eruptlons. II
does the work. soc and s1.O0 bottles at
z. c. NJ. /. Drug Store
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Expert Kodak Finishing.
Harry Simpler,
Commercial Photographer.
517 Templeton building.

A machine of pure clean steel kneads
our dough for Royal Bread No sweat
from the human hands and body to
make II unclean. BUY II and see that
the label is on Il. For sale at all Gro
GERS and served in all first class res
taurants-Royal Bread
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J. a. ]. Montgomery, Puxico. WAYNE
Co. Mo-. writes; Il have little twin
girls who have been bothered with
worms all their lives. I tried every.
thing TO relieve them which failed until
] used Whites Cream Vermlfuge, The
first two doses brought four worms
from one Of them, the next two doses
twelve. one OF them measuring twelve
inches; the other child was only re-
lieyed OF four worms. II is most OK
cellent medicine. Whites Cream
Vermifuge Is good FOR children. II no,
only destroys worms. II helps the chud
70 perfect growth, wards on sickness
&c at z. c. NJ. /. Drug Store.
Arplsqulsts MIX Bread.
Aak x,o..a 1890. a.. a. -.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Persons VIVA Received Permits This
Week to Wed,

The following marriage licenses were
issued this week by the country clerk:
De Soto Donaldson, Salt Lake .... .25
Mamie Bridwell, Salt Lake ....n.t9
w. j. Bertoch, Pleasant Green .......27
Ethel NJ, Hemenway, Granger
j. c. Drew, Butte Mont. 30
Matte Riley, Salt Lake ........S1
William Smith, Salt Lake ,.........24
Sadie Bath, Salt Lake ..............21
c. j. Shwartz Fort Douglas ......2b
Selma Gunderson, Salt Lake ...... 23
j. c. Anderson, Ouray, Colo. .....,.29
Garnet Munger, Ouray, Colo.,.....2l
George Barber. Centervllle ........30
Rosa NJ. Smith, Centerville .,.....26
Fred Anderson. Bingham ..........2S
Mary Mcdonald. Bingham .........18
j. A. Pierson. Sandy ..... Nam. 25
Matilda Olson East Jordan .......24
o, f. Nelson, Murray 80. go, ....2S
Emma Plerson, Sandy .... .......2O
Hans Jeppcrson, Salt Lake .........S6
Alice Chapman. Salt Lake ........ 26
Daniel Peart Salt Lake ..,.........2S
Elizabeth Boreham. Salt Lake ......22
G., T. Holiday, Jr,, Salt Lake .......20
Annie G. Thomson, Salt Lake ..,..i9
David Wilkinson. Ogden. .23
Agnes Grant, ogden ... :. .......23
Lester Forbush, Union $50. 80. ....26
Rachel Mitchell, Payson ..,....... 20
George Leslie. Salt Lake ............22
Susette Reiser, Salt Lake ......23
George Kirchner Pueblo, Colo.....2o
Lillian l.. Hardin. San Diego, Cal. 90
John Makakao, Salt Lake AZ
Mukanoe Trousseau, Skull Valley. 10
j. II, Taylor, Clinton Ia...........A
Martha A. Wilson, Salt Lake. .....25
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TO CLENWO0n SPRINGS
0It- w w WV ~ INV
Aud Return $1,000

VIA r. q. W. Ry. Selling dates Aug.
18th, 10th. nth, S0th. 3lst and Sept. list,
good 20 days. The finest mountain re-
sort In America Superb bath houses,
cave and pool bathing without parallel
In the world, all within your reach.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS
TODAY,s TEMPERATuRE.

10 am, 6S; II am, 60; 12 o'clock.
noon. 20; l pm, 70.
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

Offers thorough courses in Agriculture.
Domestic Science, Engineering, Com
merce, General Science, and Manual
Training. New Building Just COM
pleted. Strong faculty: excellent Equip
ment. Send for illustrated catalogue
and full information.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE OF
UTAH. LOGAN. UTAH.
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UrAB COMMERCIAL AND sAv,GsnANK

Interest paid on savings. w. r.
Armstrong, prest.. Byron Groo, vice.
prest. ]. 4. Game. cashier.
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COPPER, BRASS TIN AND SHEET IRON
work. Metal spinning general repairlae
o. Stencil, Is f. Third 30 I'd
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DENVER AND RETURN $500,
Via X. q, w, Ry.

Tickets on sale Aug. 3Oth and Slst
Good for stopoyers In both directions.
Diverse routes II desired. Good to re-
turn Sent 18th