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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-13

Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mrs.
Woods aud q number of other well
known individuals have contributed
While the merchants have donated a
generous store from their holiday
wares. The tree viii be presented on
Christmas night and will bring JOY to
the hearts Of the little inmates.
The reception and ball given by the
walters Of the Knutsford hotel last
night in Harmonic Hall was well at
tended and enjoyed The ballroom was
handsomely decorated and most Of the
dancers were In full dress, The COM
mittees We're as follows. Entertainer
for the evening Thomas n. Frame,
head waiter at the knutsford on ar
rangement, II. G. Jackson, Fred Bur
ton. Geo. Simmons. ]. $. Taylor, Geo.
White II. jenkins. William CLARK, j.
w, Durham reception, A. q Galloway,
w. H. Banks, Lawson Tyers Charles
McSwine, J. u. w. Lindsey, w. II.
Brown. Smith Williams; floor A.
Burns,aB Rice. NJ r. Reeves William
Russell Ice cream punch was served IN
the aniCr0om.
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! WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

Preparations for the three' days
fair In the Eleventh ward
are well nigh completed. and Mrs. =.
w. Madsen, the general manager, says
II will be one OF the most interesting
and successful events OF the Kind ever
held IN that part Of the city, Besides
numerous booths In charge Of beaut-
full young ladies. there win be yaude-
Vile performance every half hour dur
ing the progress Of the fair, and num-
erous other entertaining features. Mat
ters VIII be so arranged that nearly ev-
cry one who attends VIII get a prize
These are very numerous. and some OF
them quite valuable. The affair will
run during Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings OF next week. and
on Friday evening there will be grand
ball IN honor Of the queen, as a climax
10 the whole affair. Voting for the
queen Is now proceeding. with half a
dozen young ladies in the contest. Up
20 date Miss Rose Meyers has received
the largest number Of votes The pro-
ceeds OF the fair will go TO swell the
ward fund.
The Twenty-seventh warders are
erecting a beautiful structure new
Westinghouse or chapel II is situated
on the corner OF Z and Fourth streets.
and has commanding appearance. The
walls are up and the roof on. Il Is built
Of red brick, and the dimensions are 81
x62, with II feet OF rookwork. There is
a fine basement containing eight rooms.
which will be used for Sunday school
and other meetings. Next week the
basement will be 20 far completed as to
enable them 20 hold their first bazaar
or fair, which Is 10 take place Dec. II.
Is and 10. Preparations for this have
been going on for some time past. and
Il Is expected that II win be success
IN every way. There will be booths OF
various kinds. also a swimming match.
fishpond etc. The proceeds are 10 be
devoted 10 lifting The Indebtedness on
the new building. which Is quite great
undertaking. which II is estimated will
cost about $1,000
-
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How TO Prevent GROUP.

II VIII be good news to the mothers
OF small children TO learn that Group
can be prevented The first sign Of
Group Is hoarseness, A day or two be-
fore the attack the child become hoarse.
This IL soon followed by a peculiar
rough cough Give Chamberlain
Cough Remedy freely as soon as the
child becomes hoarse. or even after the
rough cough appears, and II viii dispel
all symptoms Of Group. In this way all
danger and anxiety may be avoided.
This remedy is used by many thou
sands OF mothers and has never been
known to fail. II Is, In fact, the only
remedy that can always be depended
upon and that - pleasant and safe to
take. For sale by all druggists.
a limited number Of the Christmas
"News' viii be bound in magazine
form and sold at % cents per copy. NO
charge for domestic postage. Foreign
postage 10 cents extra.
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A wEsrERN nMpIKE.
CALIFORNIA; Vast Domain and Equally
Vast Indnstrial Outioot

California occupies on the Pacific
slope strip about two hundred miles
wide, and extends In latitude from the
southern line OF South Carolina TO the
southern line OF Massachusetts,. To
make up its area from the Atlantic
States requires Connecticut, Rhode
Island, New Jersey. Delaware. Mary
land, Virginia. North and South Caro-
lima and about forty thousand square
miles from New York and Pennsyl-
vania.
Laid off on the western side of the
river in the Mississippi Valley il cuts
off small strip from Louisiana and
takes in Arkansas. Missouri and Iowa.
In the great San Joaquin valley could
be placed New Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts. Connecticut, Rhode ISL
and and one-half of Maine.
The State is trayersed almost Its en-
tire length by two mountain chains,
the Sierra and the Coast Range, but
while these ranges contain consider
able land not suitable for home max
ing, they also give great natural
parks, like the Yosemite Valley. con-
tanning the grandest scenery In the
world, furnish an abundance OF excel
lert timber. and serve as great rain
cpndensers, storing up In deep canyons
the needed water TO make the valleys
blossom like the rose"
Year by year the rancher has crept
higher and higher up the mountains,
first to the foothills. and later on In
many cases to the very mountain tops.
finding genial climate and fertile
soil that makes these elevations near
ly as desirable for homes as are the
valleys.
The uplands on the Coast Range es-
pecially on the western slope. cooled
during the summer by the ocean
breezes and bathed In Its fogs. make
excellent grazing land. and there, as
well as upon the high meadows OF the
Sierras, Is found a typically good dairy
country where 'gilt-edged' butter
can be made every day In the year.
In those localities, where the eleva-
ton does not exceed 1000 feet. lies the
real apple producing part OF California,
the fruit exceeding in size and equal
Ing In flavor the choicest Of the worlds
markets.
Rapid as has been the tide OF immi-
grafton during the past ten years,
there Is yet productive land enough left
TO furnish homes for a million people,
and In no place In the world can an in
dustrious. thrifty man with small
capital 20 begin with find better place
In which to cast his LOT.
A variety of California literature at
tracuvely illustrated. describing It's re-
sources, famous resorts and numerous
tNA al
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The eerm.u, ., Utah and idaho

should all read the Colorado Herold.
daily or weekly. the oldest largest and
best German newspaper In the West
now In Its 3ith year and the only Ger
man daily between the Missouri River
and the Pacific coast. All the news Of
interest TO the Germans OF Utah Idaho
Colorado and the surrounding states
and territories, all the news from the
old Fatherland and from all over the
United States. the hest German novels
and short stories. the best Illustrated
humorous matter etc. etc Daily, 30
cents per month, weekly. $500 per year.
Sample copies free. Address
HARBURG & CO..
li29-Sl Market Street.
Denver. Colo.
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ARRESTED IN DENVER.
John W. Gordon Wanted IN Salt Lake
For ENLIGHTENMENT.

Denver, Colo, Dec. iS.--John w. Cor
don, an employe Of the Globe smelter
In this city. has been arrested and Is
being held pending the arrival of a war
rant from Salt Lake, Utah. The arrest
was made upon telegraphlc request OF
the police authorities Of Salt Lake. Cor
don admits, the police here say, that he
Is wanted for the embezzlement OF the
funds of Valley Union Lodge No. 49,
Western Federation Of Miners Of which
he was financial secretary The pris-
oner IL credited with saying that he
took the money TO furnish home FOR
himself and bride When he saw that
he could not replace the amount as soon
as he expected he came away with the
Intention Of working elsewhere until he
could earn the money The sum alleged
70 have been appropriated by Gordon
Is $50.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WEATHER REPORT.


Record at the local Office OF tho
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
al a. M, today:
Barometer reading at 6 a, M, 2obV
inches Temperature at q, m, "a de-
preesl maximum, 40 degrees, minimum,
y degrees mean 30 degrees, which II 4
degrees below normal.
Excess Of daily mean temperature
since the first Of the month, 81 degrees
Excess OF daily mean temperature
since Jan l. ia degrees.
Precipitation for the "a hours ending
lat 8 a. M. 90 inch,
Precipitation since the first OF the
|monlh, ! inch, which ls SO inch above
normal.
Deficiency IN precipitation since jan-
|uary /, 400 inches.
FORECASTS TILL p. NJ SUNDAY
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
Vicinity:
Increasing cloudiness tonight ana
Sunday. probably rain or snow sunday'
warmer tonight
For Utah: Forecasts taken at Den
yer. Col0.i
Parity cloudy tonight and Sunday
probably colder In south portions
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
An area OF low pressure covers thp
southern plateau region and another
low In central over Alberta. The crest
|of an area OF high pressure lies over
\ the Dakotas and Minnesota. Preclpi-
|tatlon has occurred over Washington,
|Oregon, Utah. Colorado, southern Cali-
|fornia, Arizona, northern New Mexico,
| the Missouri and Mississippi valleys. II
|ls colder over Nevada, southern Idaho,
|northern Utah, eastern South Dakota
land northern Texas, and warmer over
northern Montana and Assnlboa.
l.. H. MURDOCH,
Soption Director,
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MOVING AND STORAGE.

REDxAN VAN a STORAGE on, OFFICE
81 W. End south. Money advanced on goods.
Packing and shipping a specially Fire
proof storage is6 and rs s. W. To pie st.
Phone So
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GENrINE PLANO SALE.

At Fergus Coalter Music Co. next door
south z. G. NJ I. For one week we
will take from SIS to 500 on the regu-
Lar prices Of pianos. Our stock In
cludes the famous Chickering pianos
Story & Clark. Hamilton. Howard and
Ellington pianos. Our plano sales are
sales indeed, as we have no commits
sions TO pay agents and We charge no
interest on time payments. Open even
ings I'll Christmas.
FERGUS COALTER.
30 Main Street
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7o-day's Metals:
SILVER. Bar 20 cents
lead $3.50.
CASTING COPPER. 10 81 cents ID.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

| clesson s. Kinney Of this city IL about
"a publish digest OF The decisions
= the supreme court of Utah.
cecii Gates is organizing boy pand
Irong ms friends ana acqua'ntances,
/ c,,au rr..,.a.,s 80 .,,
...s ,..s' M 49, NJ ~. ao. ~.
1870 11.ss . s1se'' au n,s ~
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VA" Sesuoss. py p,see ~ ,v.n IN
~ oll uy miner o'''se' IA '"e i'a''uS
"'hef 'o''
tnc aast mv'e Vusaai,u'ns asa,llS, 'ne
e.v AZ. nuoneys poiio"eu y" ocp.s ~,
mee. tne eApehsss until 'he sAea
eam ~ ,gn'e III, was phiu Wy Sevy'
nap"''u ses.ei naf Inv
'"'u"' Va 'he "o'e was siV''VV'
/ Detectives Day and Cardana of Port
~ VII sue JAWS county Ior tne sl,goV
wa.u o'iersu W slie COUNTY cv''' s,,
ons's ~. tne app'ehsnsion VI Nich
"wvr'n, tne nlurue'er wno was iounu
" ns ue 'eo'ives ~ Io'tiahu s"oie
"u ie'u''ieu ~ tiiis STATE
| Thomas q. Randall speciA examiner
n pensions at Washington. ID. G. Ia
70 locate Thomas Jefferson
,ckerins known az JACK or zen
Mne'ns nc nan ot uvou' ~
eals any y piacnsI'n'n ~ iraus, ana
seo az Ha"hns' "yo'' III 1888 OF 1881
robn san.,., ,saha .,s Ia, ,on
h"vn ,ha Ina o,onv ~, ~. ~ a,,i les
,rs,a .sv,,,, ~ ss 80, Ia. ~ ian,ns
Sra,st, CO., 81 saa sua9's SUI, a. s",ns
an w.. s,so.s un a.u'n anu
kaaSv ,ns, Nc r,sh, ,as a, 1 ,,'t,, n''a ~
en, w ' go We - '''"'e 'N''
p,,. ,,o,,s c
aarc,r bad III ias, bana az sha,,asas ',us
|rrdav morn,ng hy h Sa 81 80,
,svdsr ua ,,o., bro,,.a, 90 ~. e t,..
IA ,aran 20 H. tsaoes vvs ~ uis ~
III whsra ,ha hand ma " 'asm n, no,a-
k1o,rord ~ .s ,,oi, as ,1a ha"'pasa.s 1S
S"' % "' ~ &c 'ou'' NC eApe''eu'
/ The Wasatch lodge OF Masons chose
|hesc o6cers last night for the ensuing
Year: r. s. Common w. NJ: Arthur
omn' ? NJ w, .. Darrs'te, .; w
acran,a,. es,a 1854 D., ~ ., LIVE,
kraa 20, ~ ~ I'm uus,eg iur
Yer. 10 alarfaH utA. fs.-t. I'm
~ ,s,oc se =, "a inS'"'iouoh WIN
- p'"'s :" ~ ""Ss'
The free lecture to be given al the
6alt Lake Theater Sunday night. IN
tie auspices Of the Church OF Christ
cien,ists. is the fifth one this church
has given here. Mr.. Carl Morton. Of
New York. a member OF the Christian
F,ss, ch,".ar u ~ c ,s.turesuips, OF me
ans,a., ~ ",'S' H'isnllsF' III
IN nosasn ss' VA ~ 'ne lecturer ON
rea -, anu we aupleel VIII De
''"0'''s 'r'''S''"" 'V'eu0e'
The music committee of the CONNER
Ial club, Messrs. ]. ]. McClellan n
~. Clayton. n. j. Decker N pelisv
knd r. A. Keyes. IA arr..,rinp fo,. az
Informal musicale 10 he sGven nov,
Week in the cmb aparimsnts for 49,
Amusement Of members ana ,he,r ~ ~
[enresantsa ha,b "rn.i ~ 'onp mil De
osa,ss,r oV.m sovaiIy ana lnslru-
rnl ha BY NV anu hoVsl iee'uies
:" " i'''iUuuS'u'
The board OF public works is meeting
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PERKINS RESIGNS.
Instead Of Two the Board Of Public
Works Has No Clerk ut All.

AS was stated in Thursday evenings
News the resignation OF Perciyal o.
Perkins, as clerk Of the board Of public
works, was forthcoming at the board
meeting yesterday afternoon. The res
ignation Is 10 take effect at The earliest
convenience Of the board. il was de-
cded that the resignation should be
accepted and Mr.. Perkins relieved from
his duties on Dec. 81. AS yet no ac-
tlon has been taken upon the appoint
ment OF his successor.
The resignation of Mr.. Whittaker was
received and filed by the board. but no
action was taken on II, because the
board takes the stand that Mr.. Whit
taker was removed from the olerkship
on Nov. H. and hence he has no posi-.
tion 10 resign.
The board notified the City Street
Improvement company, which Is paw.
ms South Temple street, to put the
south side OF said street. from East
Temple TO State. In a passable condi-
tion for the winter. At present the
street Is almost impossible for We.
hicles OF any kind and the board has
received complaints about It from a
number OF business men.
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268 MAIN ST.

The most important article 10 make
a merry Christmas IL one Of John Nc
Donald's 81 boxes OF holiday bonbons.
They weigh 8 pounds and contain the
most highly favored. purest and dain-
test corrections in the world for twice
its price We are head quarters for
figs. dates and ell kinds OF nuts this
years best crop. Remember the place,
PCS Main street
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Headquarters for finest stock Of
Navajo Blankets ever placed on the
Salt Lake city Market Is 10 be found at
2sS, South Main street with Hulburt
Bros. trunks and leather goods.
All Indian goods direct from c. G.
Manning. L. S. Indian Trader on Nav.
ajo Reservation. X. c. Patterson, Man
ager.
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lions BAKERY AND LUNCH PAR.
lor Is West First South; fine cakes;
quick service Reasonable priceA
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SANTA CLAUS.

There are few people who know tina,
Santa Claus is an expert knitter. lie
wants TO show YOU He viii be al
work all next week In the show window
% the Western Knitting Co.. corner
West and South Temple streets.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
stnke Conference.

Stake Conference.
The stake conference Of the Salt Lake
stake Of Zion viii convene sunday,
Dec. II, 1909, at 10 o'clock a. m. In the
Assembly hall, and at and 7 .. m. In
the Tabernacle, The Bishops. presidents
Of quorums and OF the auxiliary organ
izatlons win please take notice, and
govern themselves accordingly II Il
desired that the Bishops OF the stake
will make the announcement IN their
ward meetings.
JOSEPH Il. TAYLOR
CHARLES w, PENROSE,
Stake Presidency.
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ELEGANT DISPLAY
OF HOLIDAY GOODS,

Now open. New, Bright and up-to-
date. consisting Of Dolls, Books, Toys OF
every descriptions. Fine Stationery and
Novelties. Wholesale and Retail,
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main Street
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Holly aud Christmas Greens.

Finest home grown Carnations, Lily
Of the Valley. Hyacinths. Vioiets, Smi-
lax, plumosa. etc. the $ l.. Floral Co.,
Des. News Bldg, Tel. SI4, Order early
for Christmas.
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A machine Of pure clean steel kneads
our dough for Royal Bread. No sweat
from the human hands and body
makes II unclean. All grocers sell 1t.
Shipped all over Utah. sEt ~
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KEMMERER COAL.
TEL, 40.
SHIPPERS sunsets,

For Christmas presents. Have you
seen them? They are beautles 15c to
81. Harry Simpler, commercial photog-
rapher. 5l7 Templeton building.
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See Spencer and Young as the two
tramps In Said Pasha,' Eighteenth
Ward Fair, Tuesday.
II you have trouble. Huddleson's De.
tective Agency VIII help you out at
very small cost Everything strictly
confidential. A. d. r. Office.
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\ limited number Of the Christmas
News viii be bound In magazlne
form and sold at 25 cents per copy. No
charge for domestic postage. Foreign
Hostage, 10 cents extra.
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The Utah College OF Dramatic Art
Music and Dancing, Alfred Best Jr,.
x, II. Loisele Theodore Best directors.
Tcp floor Deseret National bank build
ing
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Applequists MIX Bread.
Ask your grocer fer the genuine.

A limited number Of the Christmas
News" will be bound In magazine
form and sold at % cents per copy No
charge for domestic postage. Foreign
postage, 10 cents extra.
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The BEST ROCKY MOUNTAIN
SCENERY,

Colorado Midland Railway Pullman
Observation Cars Across Rockies by
Daylight Ticket Office, Dolly Block.
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A limited number OF the Christmas
News will he bound in magazine
form and sold AZ % cents per copy. No
charge for domestic postage. Foreign
postage, 10 cents extra. ,,.s.
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following parties this week by the coun-
ty clerk;
L. II. Picker, Salt Lake .,........,G
Nancy j. Houn, Salt Lake !. $50. .S6
+. j. Safely, San Francisco :. -. ..29
Mary R. s. Brooks. San Francisco..9I
Edmund Kroft, Salt Lake. =. !. ....H
Pauline Weber, Salt Lake. .. ...,A
s, s. Cluff Provo. :. :. :. :. ..s..2G
Melvina Moyle, Alpine, nam. ...26
Arthur Horn, Charlottee, Mich. =. "a
Lena Petersen Ephraim, Utah 80
Arthur n. Curtis. Oakley, Ida, :. ..S3
Julia Samuelson. oakley, Ida. ,,,H
]. H. Wlckens, salt Lake. :, 49,. ..26
Ada Barber. Salt Lake. :. :. ....2O
II. l.. Hill, Philadelphia, !. =. :. ..,.22
Amanda Jorgensen, Salina, Utah 40
Alfred Christensen. Richmond. ....27
Hattie c. Fisher. Richmond. :. "a
w l.. Benson, Alpine, =. =. :. :. ..I
Catherine A. Brown, Alpine. :. ..23
j. W. Walton, Salt Lake. =. :. :. ...22
Bessie Wooley. Salt Lake. :. !. 20
q, A. Wood Cedar city, -. -. Ia
sabina Jochum, Salt Lake. :. 100
Charles Anderson, Grantsyille.. :. ..22
Rennie Clark. Grantsyille -. -. ..2i
Carl Madsen, Elsinore.. -. -. .....H
Christina Pierson, Sandy. :. :. ....2S
Royal Fitzgerald Draper. =. :. ..,.23
Alice Snow. Draper. ;. -. -. ..,Y
n. A. Thomas. Salt Lake. ;. >. ....26
Beatrice G. Crismon. Salt Lake ....23
Thomas Higgins, Ogden. =. -. ....36
Fl0ssle Woodbury. Ogden. -. 30
M. O. Froisland. Salt Lake. ,.....5i
Martha Erickson, Salt Lake. :. 80
J. r. Mitchell, Ammon, Ida. :. :. ~
Annie Hiatt, Ammon, Ida. =. :. :. 10
l.. 7, Ball. Ammon. Idaa =. :. ,...2l
Annie l.. Hiatt. Ammon, Ida. =. 10
Carl Peterson, Salt Lake. =. :. :. ..25
Hilda Johnson, Salt Lake. :. :. ,.2l
j. H. Pugh. Jewell, Iowa.. :. ,....3O
Sarah =. Baker, Pleasant Grove ..36
Chris Hansen, Sandy. =. !. >. :. .29
Myrtle Wells, Sandy. !. :. !. ....aO
Olof Erickson, Salt Lake. >. .... 40
Anna Erickson. Salt Lake. :. ,..32
II. p. Tame. Murray. ;. -. :. ....29
Ebba Lubbock. Park City. -. 80. "a
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Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday we
give 20 per cent discount on our ele-
CANT stock OF Brooches and Stick Pins.
J. 5. Jensen q Sons, jewelers., SO Main
Street.
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ZION's SAVINGS BANK and Trust
Co..the oldest and largest savings bank
In l'tah, pays per cent interest on 81
10 $1,000 start an account
JOSEPH II. SMITH. President.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON, Cashier.
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The Windsor European Hotel, loca-
lion most central. rates reasonable.
special rates by week or month";. q.
Scott
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Huddlesons Merchant Police are
good level headed men, and attend
strictly 10 business. A. D. T. Office.
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urAn COMMERCIAL AND sAv'osBAsl

Interest paid on savings. W. r.
Armstrong prest.. Byron Groo, vice.
prest.. ]. H. Caine. cashier.
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Everybody drinks Manitou water.
the water that made Colorado famous.
UTAH LIQUOR co.
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See Spencer and Young as the two
tramps 10 Said Pasha," Eighteenth
Ward Fair, Tuesday,
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|THf SEMI
WEEKLY NEWS,
Inf 6RtAr COUNTRY PARE
or the WEST.

Is issued Mondays and Thursdays and
eontshs OH the cream Of the Dolly and
Ssfusddu News.
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See Spencer and Young as the two
tramps In SAID Pasha,RI Eighteenth
Ward Fair. Tuesday.
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Children's Confer ancc.

The conference OF the children OF the
Primary associations Of the Salt Lake
Stake Of Zion win be held In the Bar
raft hall on Saturday Nov. TO- 1902, at
1880 a. m. All the children and their
friends are cordially invited to attend,
An interesting program has been
planned. and there win be also a Christ
mas surprise for the children. Please
take notice OF the change in the build
inc. w Y
CAMILLA C. COBB,
s9'f President.
LYDIA A. WELLS,
MILE Il. BASSETT,
tdl Counselprs.
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DR.. Heuvy Ueva

Physician ard Surgeon. 800 Mccormick
Block. Tel ONCE 1905 x. Res. iil3 Z,
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