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COL. CHARLES PARSONS.
Just Appointed by British War Omce
40 Take Command of Regular
Troops in Canada.

Col. Sir Charles Parsons, X. {. NJ. G.,
has been appointed colonel on the staff
TO command the regular troops in the
Dominion Of Canada. The new major
general as he viii locally be called,
was born in 1873. and educated at
Rugby and at the royal military acad-
emy. He served in the Gaika and Zulu
campaigns. and later in the Transvaal
war, where he was present at Laing's
Mex and Ingogo, and was severely
wounded. In the Egyptian campaign
his horse was shot at Telel-Kebir; and
in the Dongola campaign he had com
The Washington bee., 1902-05-17

law. His talents were the subject of
common talk among the lawyers of
Pittsburg before he came to the capi-
tai, and, although a comparatively
young man, he had earned the reputa-
tion of one Of the cleverest and quick
est legal minds in PENNSYLVANIA. Mr.
Knox is graduate of Union college,
of Alliance, D. He went to Pittsburg
soon after he finished his law studies
in 1872 and was soon practicing in part
nership with James Ii. Reed. The firm
was very successful and ultimately
were appointed counsel for the Car
negie company. His long study of
corporation law in all its phases en-
dows Mr.. Knox with peculiar fitness
for the very work he has now under
taken to do. His masterly presenta-
tiOn of the Great Northern Securities
case disclosed what that knowledge
and experience could do when reused
to action by sufficient motive. Mr..
Knox is happily married and has a
family as clever in its way as him
self. He is a member of half the
prominent mems clubs of Pennsylva-
MIA and likes to feel the motion of d
sulky drawn by pair of fast trotters.
This is his principal recreation.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-17
Goats Milk as Medicine.

A diet of goats milk and daily ex-
ercise on the mountains of Arizona
cured Robert Williams of consump-
ton. He had the disease in a bad form
when he went to Arizona, two years
ago. Now he is a we'll man, and has
doubled in weight. Every day he
drank a pint of goats milk at break
fast, and the same quantity for sup
per. with d half pint of the same bev-
erage every two hours during the day.
He abstained entirely from meat, but
ate plentifully of vegetables.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-17
COM Made OF CoIt,s HIde.

A storm coat of the automobile pat
tern, and exceedingly snowy in design
and material, recently caused SEN
sation in Paris The wearer was Mrs.
Alfred Harmsworth, the wife Of the
London publisher. 1t was made of the
hide of perfectly white colt, trimmed
with sable tails and having a large
collar, which could be turned up and
buttoned so as to leave only the wear
er's eyes and the tip Of her nose ex-
posed.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-17
srTIMORE AND OHIO
X RAILROAD.
Washington from station corner of

.ws.1fngtou from station corner of
Nv Jersey avenue aud c st.
7...sg5 and Northwest, "Io.4s a. m.
e." -..sqs,. ST. Louis aad Louisville,
.t45p.m, 'lIo night.
w. .-.-g and Cleveland 30 IS a. m, 1880
.-...a5a.ght
nr1s aud Wheeling . 20 p m
hester 1855 a. IA, t'.,5, and $3.50
..,..s. ,..r5. $50, 1855 +rr.5s a. M
..r.-..s. ss5. 500. TOSS. a. m, Sis
...,sra. -l1os a. N. and $3.50 pm,
. and way points, t5.55, $500 a. H.
+-s1.sa IS. +Il3o, p. m.
g. r.--as-g aud way points +S.3s,
-az7. Sis, 1900, r4.5o, 500.
.....s-.l1. sloL5, tu5o p m.
vs. ....rr--a run lion and way points,
....r.. ss.l5. +4.5o. $50, p. m.
....-a--. week days. E5oo, 500 o'3o'
....rf-7.ss5, x}.5o, xIooo l IS a. m.'
r.z yss5, x4.oo, X4.5o, X4.3s,
-.- v-.f8 6.5o, xs.oo, xIo.oo, xII.5o,
saai.ys. x3.Oo KOS 17.T5'
.. -.. am. ulso lis, x5.Oo, 1880 ES.Os,
go ys5o. 40 90. zu,5o, EEt.55 P. m
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
-= Illuminated with Pintsch light.
a...r.-s Philadelphia, New York Bos-
.s a- East 200. +7.OS Diner)' 1880
g... So. .Daer 1000 Diner, a. m.' 'i2.3o'
--. ..-- .R5ysl Limited, - Diner, t4.Oo'
.g.a.. ...-- Du-er IS % and sligo P. m
....r.-ar open AZ 1000 o'clockD
s..... Cars on al day trains.
g.. Atlantic City, '!z5o noon,
.-. -Ex-ea. Sundays. SUNDAY only.
Express trains.
g...r--s..-E for and checked from hotels
.-.... fences ag Union Transfer Co., on or
4.- -ruaek-.oHees. 5rg Pennsylvania Ave
--. 49,. T-svars Avenue and 18th Street
--......,.... Telephone ticket Offices for B. and
~ --.--A Automobile Cabs.
d. 3. MARTIN,
Mgr Pass, Traffic.
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Faded DamseIs Reiuvenated.

Several beauty doctors from New
York are installed in fashionable quar-
ters in London. and are doing a rush
ing business in preparing faded dam
sells who desire to look charming for
the coronation festivities. Wrinkles
are removed. sall0w visages are given
the tint of youth. and To dull eyes
are impaired lovely brilliancy. The
beauty doctors promise to do all this.
and are shrewd enough to get their
nav in advance.
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C.a.:s. Il Q .i;::i;;. ;;:::;:;i. 4; #;
AND OHIO
ID B. MARTIN,
Mgr. Pass, Traffic.

THROUGH TIE GRANDEST SCENERY IN
AMERICA ALL TRAINS VESTIBULED.
ELECTRIC LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED.
DINING CARS JN THROUGH TRAINS.
STATION SIXTH AND STREET
Schedule .a effect Aprjl -, 1901.
-.rn Ea.e-0ueinnau and ST s
r-- Solid -rau for Cincinnati. Pul
.ss-s-s .l Cincinnati. Lexington, LOulsvi.
Irt.s-.Hn..- and ST. Louis without chang F..
Observation 7sg0r car Washington, 10 Virgin
H..E.-n-s daily except Sunday. FaTlOT Cars
.. .....-a. and Chicago.
u.. p N. UALLl-F. F. Y. Limited-SOlid
tra.r .r- Cincinnati. Pullman sleepeTs to Gin
-r.. Lexington and Louisville without
charge. Connection .1. Virginia Hot Springs
Dali. Palma" Compartment Car TO Virginia
H. Springs #s.. except Sunday SleepeTs
C-..-a. -r Chicago and ST. Louis.
r..n. ....N EXCEPT SUEDAY-FOr New
-a- N.E. E... * and Old Point Comfort via
Pen se F s. b.. and Richmond.
r.. P 81. UAILE-For GoTdonsville, Char
.o--s..- o.a.a.1u daily and for Richmond,
ga .u--u. Sunday.
Reservations and tickets al Chesapeake and
Ohio o-.ea. SIS PENNSYLVANIA Avenue; 6o9
Itr ----. near r and al the station. Tele,
phone. --t- .ar Feu=sy y.vauia Railroad Cab
S--...
I.......
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mand of the Egyptian artillery. In
1896 he was appointed governor Of the
Red Sea littoral, and was afterwards
employed on a special mission in Eu-
trea when Kassala was handed over
to the Egyptian government. In 1898
he commanded at the capture and de-
Tense of Gedaref; and in 1898 became
assistant adjutant general at Wool
wich. Two years ago he went out
again to South Africa. this time as
assistant inspector general of the lines
of communication.
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WILL
ElME DAILY
APPLY TO

Studio, Basement St Augustln-s
Church, 18th Street bet. l. and NJ.
n. W. NJ N lay and rdessitY on and
after the 22nd, of September. Hours
s to 8 p. m.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-17
RAILROADS,

rr,lORE AND ANNAPOLIS SHORT
pAL'' LINE RAILROAR.
j 70 ANS LEAVE CAMDEN STATION.
N.rsaDolis and way stations, week days
20. 4, IN I.Io, $40 p m.
is -s15sys so a. m. 40 p. m
on 7-.,55 ,.S5 Bay and Bay Ridge. p. m
Annapolis, wee1 days, ailL5 m.
- 7IS D. m. 6.4S S.S
Essa "A. 5.s6 and
srRfdge wee days As p. N.
nm 700 p. m.
B3yidge and return. soc.
{. A. Coon q. NJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local Office OF tho
weather bureau for Tie "a hours ending
al q. m. today:
Barometer reading at a. M. 90 81
inches. Temperature al q a. m, 80 de-
grees: maximum, 55 minimum, Sbi
mean, i6, which Is IA deg, above nor
NAL.
Excess OF daily mean temperature
since the FIRST OF the month, * deg,
Excess of daily mean temperature
since Jan I. $40 degrees.
Precipitation since the first OF the
month, 4. 90 inch, which Is IL inch be-
low normal.
nedc,ency in precipitation since Jan
I. ~ inches,
FORECASTS TILL 6 p NJ. SUNDAY
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity
Fair tonight and Sunday colder to-
night. No..
For Utah. Forecasts taken at Dem
YER. Colo:
pain or snow and colder this after
noon and tonight Sunday fair
WEALTH. CONDITIONS.
The storm center is now over the
northern Rocky Mountain slope. me
crest OF an area OF high pressure les
along the California coast. Preciplla-
lion has occurred over Washington
oregon. northern California, Nevada
southern Idaho and western Nebraska.
II IL generally warmer east OF the
Rocky Mountains and colder over the
Pacific northwest.
l.. II. MURDOCH.
Section Director.
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GROCERY STORE BLAZE.
Fire Department Had a Lively Time
On Market Row This Morning.

There was rather costly blaze on
west First South early this morning
and the damage done viii foot up to AT
least 81 800. The fire was in the groc-
cry store Of $. j. Levy, 6S West First
South. on what is known as Market
Row. The exact cause Of the fire was
not learned but II Is thought that
fire had been left burning IN the stove
ond that live coal had fallen to the
floor and burned for some time A
pusserby saw the building in flames
and turned in the alarm. When the
fire fighters arrived the blaze had
good start and was fought for fully an
hour before finally eXtingushed.
While the main building was burning
a small structure at the rear caught
fire and was soon enveloped In llames
Asst. Chief Wood broke the door down
to assist soma Of the men In carrying
articles out and he narrowly escaped
serious injury II not death Just as he
was leaving the building, the roof cayed
In. Chief Wood leape1 20 the door
inst In time to escape the falling mass
rhe loss is estimated at 1880, including
building and stock. The latter was
worth about 81 100. while the loss on
tho building is si0O owing to the
prompt and efficient work Of the fire.
men. none of the adjacent buildings
were damaged.
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SUCCESS Ar SIXTEEN.
That is What Appears to Have Come
TO a Salt Lake Girl.

A yearnlng ambition to be the recog-
rt,aa s,,oassor NJ Minnie MaddernFiske
...-.,, IA 90 assay the
III tue ulaih"uV WIN "'N
emotional roles OF that great actress
fills the soul Of Miss June Mathis, the
,ncon,a u,,h .yyhose RAINY Are your
'"aN"aN c...,,a ,,,ooto. savs
now playing at the Oui''S '"0''e'' 'N'
the Denver Post,
Miss Mathis Is only IL years ola ana
this is. her first season on the ROAD
but she has mapped out ner future az
ready. The fact that even win hel
brief career she has made MT IN
breezy farce-comedy part does not APP
peal 10 her While her manager thinhs
comedy her forte, Miss Mathis says she
will never be satisfied until she reaches
the top notch as an emotional actress
June Mathis was born at Leadyiile,
where her father conducted drug
store. When she was little BABY tne
family moved TO Denver ana MT Mains
contemplated going into business. SUI
receiving an excellent offer to go to salt
Lake city he accepted, ana now owns
one Of the largest pharmacies IN Inc
city Of the Saints.
II was at Salt Lake that June Mains
became possessed Of the IDEA 10 30 OF
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THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.


The following Al volumes Of Juvenile
books Will be added TO the public H..
brary Dec. %, 1902:
Aulnoy-Fairy Tales.
Barber-Behind the Line: a Story Of
College Life.
Baum-Llfe and Adventures OF Santa
Claus.
Bennett Barnaby Lee,
Beard--What a Girl Can Make and
Do
Bonehill-t'nder Scott in Mexico.
Carpenter Story Of Joan OF Arc.
Carryl-The Admiral's Caravan.
Carmoney-M Marguerite,
ChatterboX-l (reference).
Church-Stories Of Charlewagn.
ComstOck-TOwer or Throne.
Dlx-A Little Captive Lad
Dcuglas-A Little Girl in Old De-
trCit
Finley Elsie's Winter Trip.
Greene -Pickctt's Gap
Habbarton-The Tiger and the In
sect
Haley-A Dornfeld Summer.
Heddle--A Mystery of ST. Rules
Holder-The Adventures OF Forqua.
Huebner-Charles Killbuck.
Iecberns-The New Pupil.
Kipling-Just So Stories.
Lee-Lois Mallet's Dangerous Gift.
Kuhns--TurkiFh Fairy Tales.
Lelghton-Boy Of Waveney.
Marjorie's Quest
Long-School OF the Woods.
Meadc-The Rebel OF the School
Nash -Pollys Secret.
Orcutt-The Princess Kallisto.
Page-A Captured Santa Claus,
pyle-ln the Green Forest.
Riley--The Book Of Joyous Children
Reed-Erenda's Cousin at Radcliffe.
Smith-Three Little Marys.
Stratemeyer- Marching on Niagara.
sunday Reading FOR the Young, 1903
Wells-Folly In the Forest
Wiggin & Smlth--Golden Numbers. \
Book ~ Verse FOR Youth
Wright Dogtown.
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CHRISTMAS SERVICES.
They win be Held in the Twenty
first Ward Tomorrow Evening.

There will be an interesting Christ.
mas service in the Twenty-first ward
Westinghouse. corner OF First and Is
streets. beginning at 6 o'clock tomor-
row evening. The speakers are to De
Josiah Burrows and Miss Eva Hudson,
and their themes viii be the Life ana
Mission of the Redeemer,' \ fine must
cal program will also be rendered by
the ward choir under the direction OF
John owen. the conductor. The num-
bers are az follows
Anthem. "Hark. Hark My Soul.
Anthem 20 Come Let Us sing
with the Lord"
SOlO...sssss .ssssssss 'f''''''''''' S""'NS
Quartet, mixed.
Address.
Anthem. Farewell to Forrest "
solo Annie NJ. owen
Anthem. "Hosannah"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-27

As evidenclng something Of the de-
mand for quarters in fire proof build
ings IN Salt Lake 1t is interesting to
note that nearly all the space In the
neseret News Annex has been rented
for some time, although the buldIns
IS not yet finished
The News operating departments
win occupy the three upper floors, the
city editor and reporters, the front oil
he fourth floor, the Oregon short Line
the entire nth floor, and the remainder
Wil be divided up into miscellaneous
Office rooms The entire basement WIN
be used for the job presses OF thc
News and as u store room for the
book store.
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DIAMOND COAL. 81 W. and so
BREAKS OUT AGAIN.
MARYLAND, the Mining Nan Makes
Another Wild Demonstration,

c. b. MARYLAND, manager Of the
Conkln sampllng works, was arrested
by Officer Johnson last night and
locked up in a cell al the city Jail on
me charge OF threatening 10 shoot his
aife The arrest was made after
O'Clock at Markand's home. ~ south
Twelfth Fast. and according to the
statements made by Alrs MARYLAND, her
husband chased her through The house
trying t9 get shot al her The wo-
man ran out Of the house pursued by
MARYLAND 40 she says. and her screams
attracted two men who were passing
and they seized MARYLAND threw him
70 the ground disarmed him and called
Tor the police. The patrol wagon was
sent Co the scene and officer Johnson
placed MARYLAND under arrest Mrs.
MARYLAND swo0ued after her husband
had been rendered harmless and is In
state bordering on nervous prostra-
tion, Ia. Kerr was summoned and did
ELL he could FOR the unfortunate woman.
10 Is thought that a charge o: insanity
win be- iiled against MARYLAND but II
that is NOT done. % Is more thar likely
that a criminal charge win be lodged
against him. This IL the second time
he has been arrested FOR nourishng a
gun and threatening 90 shoot
As near as can be learned. MARYLAND
went home about l0:3o last night, and
going 10 his wlie's room with a gun In
his hand, tried to get a chance 10 shoot.
The terrified woman rnshed through
the house screaming az the top Of her
voice, and finally ran ont on the street.
When the two men interfcred. Marx
land fought yiclously, but he was over
powered aSe 65ls ~ the ground until
O'clock lNhen lhe LnlIcn arrived.
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THE "NEWS'A ALMOST READY

II. @. whitney. business manager
Of the News" left for the east last
night 70 supervise the shipment OF
the new lightning Hoe press, ana all
the new blnderv and job printing ma
chlnery and supplies with which the
Annex II to be fitted up. a special
feature IL to be the employment OF
individual motors for all the linotypes.
presses and bindery machinery used
throughout the establishment. The lirst
pneumatic tube system ever Installed
in The nter-mountain region Is also to
be put In and used 10 tnnmit manu-
script and packages between the bust
ness office in the main building the
city EDITORS roomG and the compos-
lrg room on the eighth floor OF the
Annex"
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TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS.

our solicitors are now In the field
Do not sign contracts for telephone
service until they have seen you.
our rates will be about one-half OF
those now charged
4 private wire and secret service will
be given each subscriber.
Connections. disconnections and busy
signals viii be instantaneous.
Interruptions Of a conversation will
be absolutely impossible
Wait for our solicitor.
THE UTAH HOME TELEPHONE co.
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The Germans Of 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 saith 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 best German novels
and short stories. the best illustrated
humorous matter. etc, etc. Daily 50
cents per month. weekly, $500 per year.
Sample copies free. Address
HARBURG & CO..
l429-3l Market Street,
Denver. Colo
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Wolstenhoime Coal Co.
81 West Second South. Tel. 1876.
All Abopt Idaho

The Evening Capital News daily
and Idaho Capital News tweekly) CON
tain all the news of the nation, Idaho
and Boise covering the mines. the
ranges and farms. VIII be particularly
interesting during the coming session OF
the legislature. Subscribe now. Daily
500. Weekly sl.50 per year
Address Capital News Pig. Co., Boise,
Idaho
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s TEMPLE NOTICES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Y 7" " 7"
The Salt Lake Temple VIII close on
Friday evening, Dec. 10, and reopen on
Monday, Jan. 8, 1908.
JOSEPH +. SMITH
The Mantl Temple viii close on We'd
nesday evening, Dec. "a, and reopen on
Tuesday, Jan, 6, 1903.
JOHN D. T. McALL1STER
The Logan Temple will close on We'd
nesday, Dec. p 1902. and reopen on
Tuesday Jan. 6, 1903
NJ. w. MERRILL, President.
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WORK OF THE REAPER.
Isaac J. Seeley, a Pioneer Resident,
Dies at East Mill Creek.

Isaac j. Seeley of East Mill Greek,
died at his home there Friday Of pneu-
nonia, at the age OF s. years, Mr.. See
ley came to Utah In lSiS, and has re-
sided here ever since In early days
nc took a prominent part in protect
Ing settlers from hostile Indians aud
Ia many other respects was useful
and progressive citizen. He leaves a
nrmber Of children to mourn his de-
mise The funeral will be held at the
family residence in East Mill Creek on
Sunday at " o'clock.
l.. S. MILLER DEAD.
l.. s. Miller of AS South Third West
street, died last evening Of heart trou-
bic after one days Illness, Mr. Miller
was formerly a resident Of ogden but
has lived in this city for period OF
eight years He leaves wife and
eight children
A VICTIM OF TYPHOID.
The death of Joseph L. Brandon, son
OF Thomas ]. and Margaret NJ. Brandon
OF CentervIIe occurred yesterday az
st. Marks hospital. Mr.. Brandon was
81 years s months and II days old and
fell a victim OF typhoid fever. Services
were held at the undertaking parIors
Of Joseph William Taylor this after
noon and the body viii be taken to
Centerville this evening where Inter-
ment will take place tomorrow.
HIS INJURIES FATAL,
Daniel Gibson, who was badly injured
at Murray while attempting 20 drive
underneath a bridge with load OF
lumber, died at the Murray hospital
yesterday. He leaves a wife and grown
daughter The funeral will be held
a. the Watson undertaking rooms to-
morrow, Sunday, at $3.50 p. m.
LAID TO REST,
George I. Butts, who died at the
Keogh- Wright hospital Christmas eve
was buried yesterday. funeral services
being held at the undertaking establish
ment Of Joseph William Taylor on
West Temple street, Rev, Theo Lee Of
Spanish Fork officiating. Deceased had
for many years been a resident OF
Spanish Fork, having settled there In
1871
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-27
Granite stake Priesthood,

On Saturday, Jan 3, 1903, the Priest,
hood OF the Granite Stake Of Zion WIZ
meet In Farmers ward meetinghouss'
converting at 10 o'clock a. m. The hlsn
Council will meet at o'clock a. m. OF
said day in the same place II rs de-
sired that all who can. viii attend
FRANK Y. TAYLOR,
JAMES r. MILLER,
EDWIN BENNI0N
Stake Presidency.
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Second Quorum of seventy,

THE Second quorum of Seventy VIII
hold It's regular monthly meeting III
the yestry Of the Fifteenth ward meet,
lnghouse on Monday Dec ~, az HSo
p. MI All Seventies In the Fifteentn
and Twenty-fourth wards are expected
to he present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-27

pRoPosALS--U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF
Agriculture, Office OF the secretary wash
Ington u. G.. December 20, lgr' sealed pro.
Agriculture until noon. Thursday January
rs. 1908. for the erection Of a two-story frame
building for use of the Weather burean, U.
3. Department OF Agriculture at Modena,
Utah. In accordance with plans and spec,h-
cations which may DO obtained at the ohlco
Of tho Chief OF the Weather. Bureau, wash
Office at Salt Lake City Utah. Bids must
be sealed and lndorsod on envelope Pro
posal for Weather Bureau Building Modena:
Utah" and addressed 70 the Secretary OF
Agriculture. Washington, u, Q, The Depart.
ment reserves tile right TO rejtct any or AL
bids JAMES WILSON, Secretary.
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An Interes,lng Mlning journal

The Baker city Weekly Herald is the
best mining Journal published. II gives
the mining news Of oregon, Washington,
Idaho and Utah. Il has paid CORE
spondents in all the mining camps TO
send the most authentic news on min
ing. The price is 81 per year In advance
BAKER CITY HERALD,
Baker City, oregon.
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SO i.3 PER CENT DISCOUNT

on all Dolls. Toys, Calendars, and
Holiday Novelties for one week.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
GranIte Home Missionaries.

The Home Missionaries OF the Gran,
lie stake OF Zion will meet at SO
o'clock p. m. Wednesday, Dec 81, 1--WE
IN the MIL Greek ward Westinghouse
Important that all missionaries attenu'
THOMAS ASTON,
stake Clerk.
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POPULAR CONCERT.

First Regiment Band. Grand Theat-
ter, Sunday, Dec 2Sth, $3.50 y. M. The
soloists are Mr.. Chas Kent. vocal and
Mr.. l. p. Christensen, cornet.
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RATES TO COL ORADO

For Christmas holidays. SIS to chey-
tnue. Denver. Colorado Springs, Pueblo
and return. Tickets on sale Dec. % and
a. Return limit Jan. 3. 1903 City
Ticket Office. 20l Main 81.
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holiday RATES.


Dec. cath. 25th, 3lst and Jan LIST we
will sell TO AL points in Utah at one
fare for the round trip. Final limit
Jan. 3rd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-27

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 H.
Shipped all over Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-27
CASTLE GATE COAL

Phone sos Burton Coal & Lumber
Co. 80 west Second South.