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Executive CougratuIates States
SoIdiery on Annual Encampment'
IMPROVEMENT IN MORALS.
Camp Funston q Thing or the PAST
Amer Today Was a Notable ana
Profitable 0uiiDg.

Gov II. NJ, Wells issued today, the
following congratulatory address TO the
national guard consequent upon the
ose OF the encampment
Headquarters National Guard OF
Utah, Salt Lake city, Sept 8, lgO2
Communicating CHIEFS order No. l.
The suspicious termination of the MILL
t1ry duties IN connection with the an
nual encampment Of the National Guard
OF Utah for the year 1907 calls for an
oppression OF the high satisfaction fet
NJ these headquarters with the labor
that has been performed and the
prompt, cheerful and efficient conduct
OF those who have taken part IN H.
Considering that the duration OF your
stay at Camp Funston has been 50
limited, your progress In drill and gem
eral duty has been as marked, as your
cieady Improvement IN morale and dis
cipllne is gratifying. The good order
and cleanliness OF the camp, the VIII
ing obedience shown by the troops 10
their superiors, and the ready intelll-
gence which characterize your work on
the drill ground and IN guard duty,
carnot have failed to Impress every
visitor I congratulate you as lndl-
yiduals and as organizations upon the
showing thus made. and upon the good
effect which your work will have In
.he community In making friends for
the National Guard. The organizations
should be the pride OF the common
wealth, as II IL, under wise direction
The conservator OF the public peace, the
hulwark OF law and order II you pro-
uerly understand and respect your mill
tary oath and obligations you VIII be
the more valuable and competent as
civilians In your respective commune
lies. The better the guardsman, the
better the citizen. and conversely, the
higher the standard Of the citizen who
enlists as guardsman. the greater the
confidence IN and public respect and
favor for the militia forces Of the state.
Ii should be your aim, therefore, to
GEEK as your soldier associates only
those who are loyal, high-mnded and
of good repute, to the end that mem-
lershlp In the guard shall be esteemed
an honor. and It's uniform symbol
of patriotism and trustworthiness.
You are soon to he dismissed TO re-
turn to your respective stations and
your homes. | urge upon you to pW
INTO constant practice the lessons you
have received while here. 80 that each
year there shall be noticed continu-
ance of your advancement In efficiency,
discipline and everything that goes to
make up the citizen soldier OF the best
type. l. wish you prosperity, as or
ganizations and as Individuals and
shall be happy to afford every encour-
e cement and aid In my power looking
20 your Improvement and comfort,
HEBER NJ. WELLS,
Commander-in-Chief.
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PIPE LINE BIZ FAX.
Power Was Meagerand Light Was Out
As a Result.

The break in the Ogden nine line OF
~, ,t- paoa a,v
tue ivan h's"' io"V N'"'p'
caused a great deal OF pubic incon-
yenience last night. Diminished power
was given du,tne ,bs dav Yesterday.
10 .,raa, ,siiu,aS cn,nnanv was fore.
ed N mil IN over % cars and In the
ey,arnann and evening newer else
Where Was eraat,v curiai,ed The Og-
dan s,andsrd Vac nnahIa "a operate ia
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FORGERY Is CHARGED.
Ed Johnson Arrested and Thrown in
Jail for That 0iiense.


ia Johnson young man q years OF
age. was placed under arrest yesterday
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Sloan and
locked up In the county jail on the
charge OF forging the name Of Joseph
McR ,. prominent sheep man, TO
three checks aggregating the sum Of
$40.
The man was located Yesterday NJ his
home In North Salt Lake after succeed
ed In eluding the officers for several
days. He confessed to the crime. one
OF the checks, IN the sum OF 1880, was
passed on b. a. Markell, a Commercial
street clothing dealer, who presented X
to Walker Bros. bank for payment, but
was informed that Mr.. McRae had no
account there. He at once placed the
matter In the hands Of the county at
torney and a warrant was sworn out
for Johnson's arrest.
An investigation made by Deputy
Sloan soon developed the fact that w
check had been passed on the star
gambling house on Commercial street.
Sheriff Abbott Of Davis county was also
on the lookout for Johnson for securing
$3.50 from Ed. March, a saloonkeeper
Of East Bountiful. on another forged
check.
In addition to his check episode john
son also induced Hester Larsen, a IL
year-old girl, from East Bountiful, to
desert her home and go with him. Ele
met the girl only four months ago at
Lagoon and has been very attentive to
her ever since, on Wednesday he called
on her at her home and she decided to
marry him. They went 10 Taylorsville
and came to this city yesterday and
were found at the young mans home.
As yet they are not married, but the
girl states that she will marry him In
spite OF all, Her parents were notified
OF her presence here and viii probably
try to induce her to return to her home.
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SALARY INCREASE.
II Was Quite Liberal to Teachers at
Board Meeting Yesterday.

At the meeting OF the board OF edu-
cation yesterday afternoon the salaries
OF nearly all the principals and teachers
were slightly increased over that Of last
year. The petition Of 2i3 families ask
Ing that Prof. Cross be retained as prln-
cipal of the Wasatch school was iled
and Mr. Cross was transferred TO the
Hamilton school at q salary of $3.50 per
month
Following are the salaries OF the
teachers as fixed by the board; a. q.
Clark, teacher OF chemistry In the High
school. $40 per month, Miss Anna l..
Corbett, teacher OF sewing, s65; Miss
Jeanette Bulls, assistant teacher Of
sewing, $3.50 per year. Miss Florence
Jessup, assistant I'm the manual train
ing department. $3.50 per year. Mrs A.
r. Cook. salary increased from s62. ID
10 f65 per month
The salaries OF the High school teach
ers were fixed as follows. c. A. Krauss,
$500. Frances Qualtrough $50 G. Y.
Sorensen. $50; 4. q. Garrett. 800 Mr7.
Matte Prosser. $50: Esteila X. Watson.
$50; W. c. Webb. $50. The salaries Of
these principals were fixed az follows:
W. J, Mccoy. 1900 per year; Samuel
Doxey 1880; Mrs. Alice Tomlinson. $40
per month. The graded teachers. T. T..
n. Scott, S6b: Winona Jones. $50. Eve
Ign Jensen. $50: Ethel Lewis, $50, Say
sedgwick. se5; Frank Fairbank Sos:
Mrs. Emma Iyle. $3.50; Helen Bailey.
s55: Mabel Brown. $50; Mabel Gardiner.
$50; Caroline Garrison. 80. These were
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THE DRESS PARADE.

The big day at Camp Funston passed
of pleasantly and successfully yester-
day, with fine review before the gov
ernor and members Of his stan. and
nearly 1000 spectators, many OF whom
were from this city.
The first battalion, In command OF
Mai, Haywood. led the way to the par.
ade grounds, followed by the second
battalion, commanded by Capt. kamer-
man. The battery signal corps, hos
Iita corps and cavalry formed on the
left Of the line. as son as the line had
been properly formed Gov. Wells and
stan and Col Park and STAFF rode down
the front and rear OF the line. The for
nation was considered perfect, and the
maneuvers were satisfactory In every
respect Governor Wells left this city
at i20, accompanied by Adjt. Gen. Bur-
ton. Coils. Ferry and Pinkerton, also by
Harold Russell. the actor and friend Of
the governor: Miss Jeane Spencer
daughter OF Colonel Spencer Miss Eva
Hudson the charming Second assist
ant adjutHnt general" OF the guard;
Mrs. Benedict, wife OF Major Benedict
OF the hospital corps, and several news
paper men,
After the review. there was dress
parade. the salute was given the flag,
and the brigade marched back TO camp.
Gov Wells gave Col. Park a military
call, and the colonel escorted him 20
dinner at the restaurant. Afterwards
came the band concert and ball A
natable feature OF the day was also the
skirmlsh drill which was held In the
afternoon and during the action Pri-
vate Kenyon OF company OF Nephl,
was overcome by the heat He was re-
moved at once to the hospital and cared
for Private SEEK Of the same command
was also taken sick with what appears
to be typhoid fever and viii be sent
10 one Of the city hospitals. Colonel
Park accompanied by Assistant Adju-
tant General Nystrom, Inspected the
commands, and awarded the prize 20
company A, Captain w. H. DEM COM
handing officer
a number Of officers from Fort Doug
las visited Camp Funston yesterday
and were very complimentary In their
remarks about the solderly like bear
ing OF the national guard.
The camp broke up this noon. and lat
err the infantry, excepting the Bountiful
company and the signal corps and
mounted commands win parade through
this city 10 the armory where the men
win break ranks finally.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local office OF the
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
at 9 a. m today
Barometer reading at n. m. $3.50
inches. Temperature at 6 q. m, W de-
grees: maximum, rs; minimum, b';
mean. 6s, which is ? degrees above the
normal.
Excess OF daily mean temperature
since the first Of the month Is de-
grees.
Excess Of daily mean temperature
since January I, ia degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since jan
uory /, $3.50 inches.
FORECASTS TILL p. NJ. SUNDAY:
Local forecast for Salt Lake and
vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday.
For Utah Forecast taken at Dem
yer. Coo)
Fair tonight and Sunday; warmer
Sunday and in south portion tonight.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
An area OF high pressure covers the
Rocky Mountain region. Pressure has
fallen over the Pacific northwest, Light
rain has fallen over Missouri, Illinois
and adjacent parts of Minnesota and
Wisconsin. Temperature changes have
generally been slight
l.. II. MURDOCH,
Section Director
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IN the federal court today Joshua d.
Brown Of Salt Lake was adjudged a
bankrupt.
Miss Mcdonald, well known speaker
oil Colorado Springs, will lecture at the
FIRST Congregational church Sunday
evening, her subject being "The Re-
Iigon of Browning"
William Gibson is improving nicely
al the Holy Cross hospital. Gibson Is
the man who was 80 badly bruised In
nm accident at the Red Butte quarry
on Wednesday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. Prest and
little daughter Emily after spending n
month In the city, the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. William Hornbenk. OF sil
First street, leave for their home, East
Orange, N, T., this evening.
The friends Of Mrs. Anna NJ. Brown.
mother of the late Charles Brown OF
z. c. NJ. l., will regret TO learn that
she IL lying dangerously III at the resi-
dence Of her daughter. Mrs A. Il.
Walker. No. 62S south Eighth East.
Today is the twenty-ffth anniversary
Of the wedding OF Atty Gen. Breeder
Maj Breeder was married In Kentucky
and has a family Of five children. To
Mr. and Mrs Breeder their many
friends will extend congratulations.
Joseph straub OF cheyenne, Wyo.
would like to learn the whereabouts Of
his cousin, John Straub, who, he says,
~ a member OF the Mormon" Church
and came TO Utah about 20 years ago.
The Inquiry Is addressed to Postmaster
Thomas
Rev, r. w. Moorhead, successor TO
Dr. j. l.. Albritton as pastor OF TIE
FIRST Methodist church, arrived here
yesterday afternoon from Williams
port, Pa, accompanied by his wife and
two daughters. For the present they
VIII reside at Sl6 south Fourth East
street.
Mrs. Susa Y. Gates OF Provo will
speak AT the joint session OF the Mutual
Improvement associations In the Elgh-
teen;h ward tomorrow night, her sub
ject being her recent visit 10 Copen-
hagen and the session OF the lnterna-
tlonal Council of Women. Her daugh-
ter, Miss Emma Lucy Gates, will sing
sacred selection, and other musical
numbers win be rendered by the Eigh-
tenth ward choir.
A very pleasant lake party was given
in honor OF Miss Cora Mcdonald of
Colorado Springs, Colo who lectures
Sunday evening at the Congregational
church, by Mesdames 5. b. aud w. q.
futile, Friday afternoon, The guestc
were Miss Cora Mcdonald. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Merrill and Miss Merrill,
Miss Knight, OF Cheyenne. Mrs. John ].
Broughall Of this city, Mr. Mark NJ
Coad, OF Fremont, Neb., and Mrs. John
T. White.
A. b. Shannon OF the Utah Bedding
Manufacturing company, Is In Boise
looking Tor suitable building In which
to install mattress factory He states
the firm Will put In complete plant
there TO cost $4,000, and the business
will be extended to all parts OF the te'-
fitory reached by the Boise wholesale
trade, The raw material viii be shin
ped In and the factory employ large
force In converting the material into
~ kinds Of mattresses and ,ouches.
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raised from $50 to $40 per month;
Misses Emma Lewis, Nellie Brown,
Ella Kelsey, Florence Harrison, Jennie
Hanson. -
Miss Gertrude Pearson and Miss bih-
el d. bruce were recomwended TO stale
Supt. Nelson for free normal scholar-
ships IN the state university. clerk
Moret0n was authorized 20 order S,Zvo
copy books for the first half OF the
school year.
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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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what Thin PoIks Need

Is a greater power of dlgestihg and
tssimilating food For them DR.. King s
New Life Pills work wonders. They
one and regulate the digestive organs.
yently expel all poisons from the sys-
EN-, enrich the blood. improve appetite,
make healthy flesh. Only 25c at z. c.
z L. Drug department.
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UTAH, IDAHO AND THE woRLr

UTAH, IDAHO AND THE WORLD.
Three new maps. Just issued, Utah
and Idaho on one side, the World on the
reverse side. including population OF
counties and towns according to the
1900 census, with brief sketch Of every
country in the world. Size 27x3lis inch
es. value 10 cents; sent to any address
for 25 cents. Address Deseret News
Book Store, Salt Lake City.
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Expert Kodak Finishing.
Harry simpler
Commercial Photographer.
SIT Templeton building.

A machine OF pure clean steel kneads
our dough for Royal Bread No sweat
from the human hands and body to
make 1t unclean. Buy II and see that
the label Is on II. For sale at all Gro
GERS and served In all first class res
taurauts-Royal Bread.
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PERSONALS.
BARBER SHOPS.
DAIRY 4 cREA merry.

COOLEST, CLEANEsT BARBER SHOP
Ia town. with baths The Model. News Bldg
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NEW YORK AND RETURN, ses. 80

NEW YORK AND RETURN, sea. 80.
Special Excursion via Erie Railroad,
Chicago to New York and return only
s23 30; good going Oct Srd. 4th. 9Th and
9Th, with liberal return limit Full
particulars on application to Erie Rail-
road Office, sos Western Union building.
Chicago, or II l.. Purder, 7. p. A., Erie
Il. r., Chicago
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If YOU WANT 10 SAVE MONEY ON
trunks and valises 90 10 D. |. GALLAGHER, 81
Fast Third south. west OF knutsiord No
Main street rept saves IS per cent
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THE STANDARD.

Do you have the Standard Die
tlonary In your library or
school room? II not. you are not
up to date. II Is the largest,
best edited. best printed, best
bound. and most modern work
In all respects yet issued.
For sale by Deseret News Book
Store
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VISIT THk OLD HOME IN THE EAST,

In Indiana. Ohio, and western New
York and Pennsylvania after the har-
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Oct. 3rd to 9Th inclusive, Return Nov.
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Railroad, Chicago, Ill.
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kEDMAN VAN STORAGE 90, OFFICE
and storage Rooms 1875 and l23 :. W, TeriUs
81. Continental Market Bldg Moving 'tor.
age and Packing OF II. n. Goods u speciality
Phone SIS Y. KF. Redman. Manage.
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Appicquist's MIX Bread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine.

] am still candidate for county
recorder on the Republican ticket re.
CARELESS OF all reports TO the contrary.
A. G. Sadler
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A few fine bred REGISTERED
SHORT HORN calves and yearllng
BULLS. Prices $40 to 800 each. Thos.
w. Jennings, breeder. "a Il. First South.
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am still O candidate for county
recorder on the Republican ticket re-
CARELESS OF all reports to the contrary.
A. G.. Sadler.
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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.
[. D. S. UNIVERSITY.

School and College Text Books, Pens,
Pencils. Ink, Note and Composition
Books. Tablets, Drawing and ExeroIse
Papers, Water Colors, Crayons, Etc,
In fact, everything for the School
Rooml
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Successors 10 Cannons.
8 Main st.
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THE GREAT SALT LAKE,
PRESENT AND PAST"

By James +. Talmage. PHI. u. +. r. 5.
J.. +. G. s., professor OF geology. Uni
rersity OF Utah book Of ZIG pages.
beautifully illustrated The first com
,lete and authentic work ON the re-
iowned saline sea. Price % cents.
postage prepaid For sale at Deseret
Jews Book Store
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Everybody drinks Manitou water,
the water that made Colorado famous.
UTAH LIQUOR co.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Now Open at the Temp,eton Tuition For
school Year, $40.

We control the Ellis Cabinet system
OF bookkeeping and the Gregg system
of shorthand They are the best. Visit
us "a the Templeton and make inqulr-
les about us from the business. profess
slonal and educational men of the city.
We lead. others follow, Salt Lake Bus
mess College
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suIts Made To Order.

Coronation Cloths are the latest
STYLES for business suits at j. Baum
rarten's, Merchant Tailor. l22 Main st.,
upstairs.
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KEMMERER COAL.
TEL. ~.
ROYAL nread.

Everybody eats II. Nothing beats It.
Look for the label and ask your grocer
for II every day Health follows.
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ZIoN's SAVINGS BANK & TRUST
20. has half million dollars to loan
N sums TO suit borrower on first class
collateral at lowest market rates.
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Don't miss the Last Grand Ball or
the eeason at Saltair tonight,
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Bed, bath. si.oO. Manltou Turkish
Baths,
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

Now Open-Nislt Usfat the Templetou-
Tuition FOR Year sso-Per Month IS
Bookkeeping, shorthand. typewritlng,
penmanshlp, spelling. grammar arith-
metic, etc. Individual instruction.
Hours from 7 to 9,p m, five nights
each week. Salt Lake Business College.
Templeton.
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r. c. Dalton, Chiropodist, Manitou
Turkish Baths.
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TODAY's TEMPERATURES.

10 a. m, "A; II n. m, so; IL o'clock
noon, 80; y. m, So
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ay,Gsn,xu

Interest paid on savings W. f.
Armstrong. prest. Byron Groo, vice.
prest., J. l.. Game, cashier.
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saltar closes tonight with a Grand
Ball Don't miss Il.
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PALMisrRY.

CONSULT MADAME LYNNE. PIANIST
and Asuolosist Most Noaderful seer. Con-
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SALESMAN WANTED.

~~--'--<- i,v--.-l-
ACTIVE. SPECIALITY SALESMAN TO
take permanent agency for vel establish ed
class Of DDS used 10 factories and stables
no capital but small bond required Address
vlscol Company. Ea,t CAMBRIDGE. Mass.
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WANTED MALE HELP.


TRusTwOR NY PERsIN IN EACH
County TO manage business OF old established
house OF solid ina clal standing ,traight
bona Tide weekly salary " sls pad by check
from headquarters. Money advanced for es.
penses. Manager, SIC Csxton Bldg. chicago.
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AUCTION,

A CARLOAD OF FURNITURE JUST
arrived aud put In stock We have chairs
from % cents up canva. cots sl.e5 aud D,
woven wire cot, u. IS and up kitchen tables
;ioo and up Auction sales
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BEST EQUIPPED PLANT IN THE Y!rY
for all kinds Of uphelstsrinz: Your o!d tar,
niturs made new. 'Phohe ose. san E. se
Mattress and Mfg. Ca i6o'i6 "sss 1"s''
1SnDh -
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THF SEMI
WEEKLY NEWS,
THf GREAT COUNTRY PAPER
Of Inf wtsL

b Issued Mondays and thursdays and
contains oil the cream Of tho Dolly and
Saturday News.
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LAMPS AND REFLscroRs.

COPPER, BRASS. TIN AND SHEET IRON
work. Metal spinning general repairing
o. Stencil Is r Third 80 ST.
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coMrRAoroRs AND BUILDERS.

A. N. LITTLE, 5o WEST SECOND 50
Contracting buildtAs. rSpsikins aad jobblAs
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TYPEWRiTeRs.
SITUATION WASTED.
wAMrsp.

TO PAsTURE AND WINTER HORSES
at old orlsmon Farm. ], ID. Muir, 18Th 20.
18th East
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OLD BOOKS WANTED. CASH PAID
for Libraries or single volumes We buy
BOOKS OF all kinds, especially mormon"
Books GALA HANS OLD BOOK" STORE,
"a West Second South Strest
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ONE Ray PACING HORSE WITH
halter on. Return TO Jockey Cub stables
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.
BAKERY.

ZION'S BAKERY AND LUNCH PAR
lor, rs West First South; fine cakes;
quick service. Reasonable prices.
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KEYSTONE DAIRY. q EASE isr 50,
Phone So. dealers In pure milk. cream and
batter. Boii cd milk a specially. our mott)
purity and cleanliness
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BOOKS.

THE PREFERENCE RECORD TO
News Publications and Periodicals" is the
most valuable and convenient record for
taking data and references In published
articles and Is specially adapted TO the
literary men. Price tl.50 per copy. Sam
pie page mailed on application Il. v
Fohlln, 81 ii Street, Salt Lake City.