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Able to Be Out.

John Maze, of Canaan street, the
bobbn works employe, who sustained a
bad scalp wound few days ago by
falling from trip of cars, Is able TO be
out. The wound, however is quite
painful and win keep him from work
for a week or ten days.
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CHRISTMAS MUSIC AT
CHURCHES TOMORROW
Attractive Programmes Arranged
for the Services at Berean Baptist,
Trinity Episcopal and ST. Paul's
Lutheran Churches.

In several of Sthe churches tomorrow
attractive musical programmes aprG-
pos of Christmas will be rendered This
special music will be heard In Bereah
Baptist Trinity Episcopal. First Pres
byterian and St. Paul's Lutheran
churches. owing to the Methodist con-
grcgation not occupying its own home
no specially prepared programme viii
he offered.
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Is Manager Now.

Victor Harmon, OF New York city,
who was press agent last year for Mil
dred Hollands production of "rhe
Power Behind the Throne" was a well
come caller at The Tribune office yes
terday
Mr.. Harmon has been advanced since
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-12-27

Prayer. and Sermon on THE Nativity"
Magniiicat in ID ........................F Field
Nunc DnuttiS in ID .....................F'iel
Solo--"Star of Bethlehem.''
Miss Louise Slocum.
Solo--"'rhr Christmas Star"
Miss Nina Frank.
Observation-Disclosures Chorus" .... Handel
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DALTON.

The Christmas exercises We're held
this week in the different churches OF
the town and very enjoyable time
was had at all of them. on Tuesday
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STARTLED

By some sudden sound she drops the
vase upon the floor She is nervous and
may be told that nervousness is luxury
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Trinity Church.

The music at Trinity can be measured
with the high standard at these SER
vices, Among the numbers will be two
solos by Miss Nina Frank.
The programme for both services is
as follows:
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OUR HIGHEST MOUNTAIN.
Mount Mckinley, Alaska, Visited by
Geological Survey Party.

Mount Mckinley, the highest noun
tain on the North American continent,
was visited last season by Alfred H..
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MORNING All 1889.


Christ III Modern Thought"
Tc Deum Observation-Disclosures. Staine,
Oifertory-Soprano Solo. 80 Babe Di-
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w men only u
rich woman can
afford to indulge
in. Nervousness
has cost many a
woman her po-
sition. So III c =
times when won-
en- run nlachin-
cry the price of
. nervousness is
. mutilation,--a a
/. finger lost or per-
;haps the whole
shand crushed.
: Nervousness in
women is conf
IN O My but a
ss y M p t m of
womanly disease.
1t is useless in
such cases to
" doctor " for the
n erves alone.
Cure the diseases
which attack the
delicate woilan-
--ly organism and
nervousness will
be cured also.
~ Dr. Piercs's
lEaYorite Pre-
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Iscription makes weak women strong,
ity, dries eskeniug drains, heals infam-
matior, aud liberation, and cures female
weakness. II tranquilizes the nerves and
induces refreshiug dssp.
.nsnsss. headsehs, h:sss trouble and female
{ weskness.p writes Miss Blsnch ~. Brseey, OF
saIs, oswego Co, N. Y. sLsst sutnnsr ! wrote
Z Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery
did so aud began TO inaproys repidiy. Con.
, tinued taking the Inedicine. hall Dozen each oi
Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical
Discovery for the space Of sve Eseaths, sad In
less than year had regsiued my former hsalth.S
4, DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets clear the
seuddy complexion.
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ELECTRICAL
PAINTING AND PApERHAnolsIo,'

SPRING HOUSE CLEANING WILL Bg
easy " you have your painting papet6,nt
Ing, etc, done nov llelldei its chslos
Our regular men must be kent busy. "Alvau
the besJ paint painters and Daperhaugorts
W. A, DuyalL ~ w. Second south.
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Lilies Of the valley, ferns and plumosa
with bows OF green ribbon were effec-
lively used in the decorations.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dern left on
Thursday for an eastern trip.
Mrs, George Mel has returned from
New York where she has been spend
Ing the past few months with her
daughter,
Mrs. May Smell Is in Denver visiting
her sister Mrs. Henry Moss.
Mrs Burns Mcdonald and Mrs. Duke
Baxter viii leave shortly for a Euro.
pean tour,
Miss Ann Cannon, who was with the
delegation OF Utah women that attend
ed the two important club conventions
IN Washington, has returned
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Walker will re-
turn next week from their eastern trip.
A Purim ball will be given on Mon
day night under the auspices OF the |.
o. @. h. for the benefit Of the Jewish
Relief society, the event 10 take place
At the Ladies' Literary club house.
About 80 people gathered at the resi-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WEATHER REPORT.


Record at the local Office OF tne
weather bureau for the "a hours enalns
Ut a. M today. o- N.
barometer reading at n. m, 254O'
lnches temperature at 9 q, M 81 1 de-
grees, maximum, 40; minimum, 90
means, SO, which Is S degrees below nor
NAL.
deficiency Of daily mean tempera-
ture since Jan. 1, 1873 degrees,
Precipitation for the "a hours ending
AT a. m, .lG inch Precipitation since
the first Of the month, lO6 inchr when
IL 80 inch below the normal
Accumulated deficiency In preclpita-
ton since Jan, 1, LOS inch.
FORECASTS TILL p. NJ, SUNDAY,
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
vicinity;
Partly cloudy and probably rain or
snow tonight and Sunday,
Forecast for Utah. made az Denver
Colo.
Rain or snow this afternoon or to-
night fair Sunday
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The area OF low pressure is now CEN
trail over southern Utah. Pressure Is
about normal along the California
coast and an area Of high pressure COW
ers the Great Lakes. Precipitation has
occurred over Washington Oregon,
Idaho, northern Utah. Montana west
ern South Dakota, Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin, oklahoma, Missouri and southern
Illinois Temperature changes have
been slight
l.. II. MURDOCH.
Section Director.
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BISHOPS, TAKE notice.

The BshopHcs OF the salt Lake
Stake Of Zion are requested to meet
for a short time with the Presidency
Of the Stake, In the Tabernacle at the
close Of the services tomorrow, sun
day afternoon. Every ward should be
represented.
ANGUS NJ. CANNON
JOSEPH Il. TAYLOR,
CHAs. w. PENROsE,
Stake Presidency
Salt Lake city, March %, 1902
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

A delightful affaIr was the Easter So
cial given al the First Methodist
church last night Candy and coffee
booths were lucratlyely managed by
Mrs, Fraser, Mrs, Hess and Miss Fer
guson, and one OF the pleasant features
OF the evening was program including
a solo by Orvie Post Rotations by the
Misses villa and Vera Mcdonald.
tenor solo by DR.. Wesley Davis, and a
selection by a quartet composed by
Miss Damon, Mrs GreesOn. Dr. Davis
and H. j, Evans The reception com
mittee included Rev. Dr. Albritton. Mr.
and Mrs. A. o. Honold. the Misses
Mayne. Barker ana Sowles.
The first and fourth year classes OF
the university gave separate parties In
the normal building last night, each
scoring q distinct success Class colors
formed the decorations, and music. re-
citations and dancing were the en-
tertainment The university faculty
were present and an enjoyed the func-
tons 70 the utmost
Mrs w. Montague Ferry entertained
al pretty luncheon yesterday In hon
or Of her mother, Mrs. Georgina Tru-
man, covers Icing laid for Y guests.
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The accompanying cuts show the
beautiful and costly chapel that Is soon
to be erected by the people OF the
Twenty-tirst ecclesiastical ward. The
plans were prepared by Architect Dart
and have been accepted by Bishop
Woolley OF the ward and a special COM
mlttee, who have the natter in hand.
The church will be constructed OF
pressed brick with white sanpete stone
trimmings. Its dimensions will be 46xsO
feet and will have seating capacity
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PLAN OF INTERIOR.

OF 800. The auditorium will be one Of
the finest in the city and as can be
seen IN the cut the seats will te ar
ranged in circular order so that every
chair will face the pulpit The choir
will occupy elevated seats behind the
pulpit and It's singing will be embelllsh-
ed by a fine pipe organ. The chapel
will be lighted by electricity and heat
ed with hot water and other convent
ences will be installed, making OF the
church one OF the most modern In the
city II is estimated that the cost viii
amount to nearly $4,000, but that does
not daunt the heart OF the good peo-
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TwENrY-FlRsT WARD MEETING HOUSE.

pie Of the ward and their enterprising
bishop,
II Is only a few weeks ago that the
ward was cut in two and Of course the
division made a very material inroad
into the resources Of the ward but the
unity Of the people and their determlna-
ton to be In the very fore In every
thing Of a laudable nature, has already
solved the problem Of meeting the ex-
pense. In this instance there will be no
long waits and Indefinite propositions.
The plans that are here seen are not
the dream Of an ambitious bishop OF
what he would like TO see sometime In
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About 80 people gathered at the resi-
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the remote future. but they are the
plans Of a handsome church that Is 70
be erected at once on the same square
that Is occupied by the present ward
meeting house. When the new edlhce is
completed, which will be some time In
the summer the old building viii be
used as an amusement hall and place
Of meeting for the young men and
Young ladies' and the Quorums Of the
Priesthood
The Twenty-flrst ward will be one OF
the best equipped ecclesiastical subdi-
visions in the Church. The ground for
the new building will be broken wltlsn
few days and the work prosecuted
until completed.
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AUCTION.

s@HHaeHsHsHHs
ON MONDAY. MARCH o. AT 1880 A, NJ,
No 10 n. Ord West 81. Parlor Set beds aud
Bedding, Stoves, Rockers, Dishes Pictures,
Clocks, Carpets etc, etc.
ALSO ON TUESDAY,
March ., NJ l0iN a. H., No lSB y, ith East
~, Paror Set Dining Room, Bedrooms and
Kitchen Furniture.
On Tuesday, March Is, at 1880 D. m sharp
No, 800 ), 9Th Fast st. Fine lot OF goods, one
fine upright Plano cost five hundred doll ars
good rs new; lot Furniture, Carpets, Stoves
Musical Instruments Double harness Uar-
peDter's Tools China, Glass and silver Ware,
otc., etc.
ALSO ON WEDNESDAY,
March 20, at 1890 a. m, No 10 Alameda Ave.
nue., on Twelfth Gast st. between Brigham
and First South - Fine Parlor Set, Book
Case cost slXty dollars, glass 'front.' Ward
robe, Bedro sots, ChltiOnler Range, etc. ,etc.
ALSO ON THURSDAY,
March 81, a. 1880 u. m, No. t26 $. West Tenn
pie st. Twelve Bedroom Sets Springs. etc,
etc,
ALSO ON FRIDAY,
March IS at 10 80 am, No. $40 y. First South
81 Fine lot OF high priced goodsoi 10 rooms.
SEQ Sundays papers Tor ltemiSed list OF goods
in all OF these sales. X. A. Andrews, Auc-
tloneor,
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Couldn't help getting a cold never
cures It; but carrying home bottle OF
BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP,
and using It as directed, will cure the
worst kind OF cough or cold Price 50
cents. 2. c. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

HOME PHOTO STUDIO. PORTRAITS,
all sizes stamp Photos. IS for e5cts, posi-
tons In round or oval retouchsd 2bcts.
Room 81. over OttlnRer's X. X Ticket Office.
hiss Edvall, Is West 2nd South.
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The Salt Lake IceCo,

Are prepared as usual 10 supply their
patrons during the entire season with
pure distilled water, artificial or natur-
al ice, our solicitor will call on you.
When ready to order remember this
ever reliable company.
Red Wagons" Tel. AZ.
]. c. LYNCH, Mgr
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WANT Ed.

In every town In Utah, Idaho and
Wyoming, an honest, energetic boy TO
sell the SATURDAY NEWS, Good
commissions paid Reference required,
Write US for particulars.
THE DESERET NEWS.
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Applequlst's Milk Bread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine.
PUBLIC MASS MEETING,

A public mass meeting OF all the
stockholders of the South Jordan. Utah
and Salt Lake and East Jordan Canals
Is hereby called to meet at South Jor-
dan meeting house, Monday, March "a,
1902 at II a, m.
A full attendance Is desired.
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Mr.. Arthur Shepherd may be found
at Daynes' Music Store every forenoon
between the hours Of 10 and IL; he will
open his studio about April list.
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The MnnntaIn Ice Co.

Completed harvesting ice February
Is, 1900 tons Of Pure p. V, Spring
Water Ice was secured, which assures
our patrons liberal treatment.
Tel. 49, White Wagons.
!. ID. WOOD. Pres
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The Windsor European Hotel, ad-
Joining the Kenyon. New building,
new furniture. Rates 50 cents, rs cents
and sl.O0 per day, A, FRED WEY.
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dence Of Mr. and Mrs Andrew Jenson,
l64 North Second West street, last
Thursday night to do honor to Mrs.
Emma Jenson who, on that OCCASION
had reached her fortieth year The
evening was spent IN playing games
and viewing works Of art and relics.
Delicious refreshments were served.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs
z, W Madsen, Mr.. and Mrs William
N, Williams, Mr.. and Mrs l.. John Nut
tall, Mr., and Mrs. John Hagman, Mr..
and Mrs, Thomas II, Jacobsen, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. =. Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs. James
Connyers Mr., and RMS Br0bers, Mrs.
Anna Widtsoe, Osborne Widtsof Mrs,
Elizabeth D., Roundy, Mrs Jane M, c.
Young, Mrs. Bertha II. Jensen, Mrs.
Fanny Howell Mrs j. s. Jensen and
Mrs Maud Mumford; the Misses Chris
tine Fyen, Lottie Davis, Hertha Jen-
sen, Mary Jensen, Eva II. Jensen, Flea
more Jensen and Minerva Jensen;
Messrs. c, G. A, Christensen, Farley Z.
Jehson Harold II. Jensen, Arnt, Eng,
and Fargo.
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lions SAVINGS BANK & TRUST
CO has half million dollars 10 loan
In sums 10 suit borrower on first class
collateral at lowest market rates.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

you HAVE slS0oo.Oo OR MORE, THAT
you would like Co invest In a well established
wholesale business In this city. netting over
70 per cent on capital Invested, please ad-
dross, p. o. Boz i0oi, City,
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les q
ssage
| OF d
sha
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natter
suits
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ROYAL Bread.

Everybody eats It. Nothing beats II.
Look for the label and ask your grocer
for Il every day Health follows.
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ROYAL ZWIEBACK.
pure, clean, healthy. good for every
body, l0c per doz. For sale at the
Royal. 262 south Main.
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shampoolng, haIrdressing scalp mas
sage, 25c; work guaranteed, 2lS S, Main.
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE.

LACHs. soi STATE ST. NEW AND
second. hand Furniture, Carpets and Stoves
bought sold and exchanged. See me before
you buy. Ne trouble 70 shcw goodA
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A full attendance Is desired.
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job White, Ios ". First North.

Duplicating Salesbooks. Write before
stock runs low or phone 0l2-y.
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TO celebrate the lend anniversary Of
the birthday of Mrs. Elizabeth d..
Roundy, Of the Sixteenth ward, a num-
Der OF her friends gathered at her resi-
dence last Monday night and spent a
delightful evening, Among the guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith,
Mr., and Mrs. Andrew Jensen, Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs.
Budd Miss Nebeker Miss Brunn, Mr..
and Mrs. Belts, Mrs, Jeffs, Miss Nc
Kean, Mr.. b. II. Grant and others. A
sumptuous supper was served,
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ToDAY,s TEMPERATURES.

10 a. M, IS; II a. M, So; 10 o'clock
noon. &c. p. m 80.
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CLEANING AND pYEINc.

UTAH STEAM DYE WORKS CLEAN
ing dyelnR and repairing Phone 97l.z. Geo.
scheller. Manager, @ 3. Third South,
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FOR FURNITURE AND CARPETS GALL
AZ | X. l.. Furniture 4 Carpet lnstallmont
House Terms 81 on $40; so on 500 4s Il
End south r Sorensen. Tel AS X.
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Collect Green Trading stamps,
Trade ct stores that give them.
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MILLENNlAL STAR vols g., o. 70, 4 l2,
49, TO- 49, H. 81 1850 per volume u II Dun
bar, News Oillco,
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Display of Fine Millinery now on at
z. G. NJ. /.
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UTAH COMMERCIAL AND Saves BANK
Interest paid on savings w. y,
Armstrong, prest., p. W. Madsen. vice.
prest.. j. Il. Game. cashier.
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CHANGE OF FAST DAY.

As the general conference OF the
Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints viii be In session on sunday,
April 6, 1902 II Is deemed advisable
TO hold the regular monthly fast on
Sunday, March 80. instead Of on the
first Sunday in April The Bishops OF
the several wards In the Salt Lake
Stake Of Zion win please take notice
and make the proper announcements,
so that the Saints may govern them
selves accordingly,
BY order Of the presidency OF the
stake.
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q C. NJ. l., Salt Lake City,
March 90 1902.
The stockholders Of this Institution
are hereby notified, that a dividend Of
four per cent has been declared upon
the capital stock Of record March 26th,
1902, payable on and after April 10Th
10 stockholders personally upon pre-
sentation of their stock certificates, or
upon their written order
T. G.. WEBER, Secretary.
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sIxrY.fIFTH DIVIDEND,

Everybody IL Welcome Today
at the lovely Millinery display now In
progress at z. c. NJ. I.
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NOTICE.

2. c. NJ. l., Salt Lake City
March 90 1902
The Transfer Books of this Institu-
ton will be closed on March 25th, and
re-opened on April 9Th. 1902
T. G.. WEBER, Secretary.
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.

NOW rs YOUR TIME TO HAVE YOUR
wheels cleaned. Carter. 325 80. West Temple,
Photographs and Typewriters. Don't forget
the number 325 So W, Temple.
KEYS FITTED.
50 W. 3rd So Phone liisz J. A. Meredith.
BICYCLES REPAIRED,
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LAMPS AND aEFLkcroRs. :,
FIRE PROOF STORAGE.

REpMAN VAN STORAGE Sot Tsrols
and storage Rooms l2O ana y No,ips ,io,.
81 tContlnental Market BilsJ .petlaln
aee aud Packing pi H., u. uVyansge,.
Phone is Y. n. 2edman. """'-v -
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PERSONALS.

THE ONLY USEFUL
article Al IS W. So Temple ----------
-EyTTKRIUM HAIR DE XVI hair drs...
lors ground aoori 9 9hs''T turkish baths T I'd
, saso m shiropods 'Phoo, q w. AfSiS'o
sundays BY appointment T" -
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HAT FACTORY.

HAVE YOUR OLD HAT REPAIRED.
made good as new. Blocked Into style, cleaned
or redyed, new trimmings sl.S. salt Lake Hal
Factory, - Il lst 80 or 40 ". SO, Temple ~.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-FAITHFUL MANAGER TO
take charge Of distributing depot and
office TO be opened In Utah, to further
business interests Of old established
manufacturing concern, Sahry $50 per
furnish good references and have 81, 800
cash Address Superintendent, r. o, Box
1921, Philadelphia Pa.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the North Point Consolidated Irrigation Co.
will furnish Irrigation water Ter the season
OF 1902. at SOC per acre and for ALL other pur
poses including fish ponds and duck ponds,
at such prices as may be agreed upon appl
cation 10 Thomas j. Almy, sec, sAtlas BLOCK
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

WHEAT, OATS AND ROLLED BARLEY,
Timothy aud Alfalfa Hay Car load lots,
Oloavelsnd Commission Co, 10 West Second
south street Telephone s5S
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CARPET CLEANING

CARPETS CLEANED .A,SSDDotI s.Ds s.i
called Tor and delivered pynbony" IiSA s l.
equipped plant in the Guy; " as Temple
cleaning Works corner s'a '" -
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MAcHINIsrs.

A O eARrMANN, Nc WA Bsi
souIpped plant 10 the CITY TorE
smna!I or Too complicated. VaEs -
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rsu.K REPAIRING. o.

OLIVER II, MEREDITH
tory i8 Main.
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