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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-08-05

I
his bondsmen, Solomon Lester and PhiliE
McKelvy, of Juliustown, upon Clara Les
ter the wife, to show cause why the deere.
should not be opened and q rehearing Of
the case granted. The rule is returnabl,
September 6.
The Epworth League is busy preparing
for the rally and picnic to be held Thurs
day, August IA, at Browns Mills Tn,
programme is complete and consists o.
addresses by Rev. E. H. Cloud, pastor
Rev. J. E. Castro, of Columbus, Rev. E
c. Hulse, of Toms River. Rev. E. S
Messerol and Rev. A NJ. Morgan, of Bur
lington. The orchestra of Broad stree
NJ. E. church, Burlington, consisting o
~ pieces, will furnish music Throughout
the day. A select choir will sing unde
the leadership of Prof G. Austin Miles
and grand display of fireworks will clos
the day.
A gentleman on the train for Burling
ton, Sunday afternoon, wanted to get OF
at Shemeley's. In collecting tickets tn
conductor did not reach him before tn
train had passed the point in question
causing Engineer Cable to go back 70
quite a distance As the passenger wa
preparing to get off the car he was in
suited by fresh" brakeman, who sal,
among other unpleasant things that in tn
future the man had better keep off tn
cars and walk. This occurrence lost sew
eral minutes, and when East Burlington
was reached there was a wait for the ul
train from Camden before the local coult
proceed to the main station, and for thi
trifing delay most severe adjective wa
applied to the absent stranger to the dis
gust of some passengers, who predicte,
that this young mans career on the rail
road would soon come to an end. Hear
ing of the affair the brakeman was re
proved by Conductor Lewis, and it is pos
sible that the case will be reported t.
headquarters.
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HANDSOME LADY, worth SIS, 900,
would marry and financially aid a home
loving husband: no trifler Roselin, IS
La Sale. Chicago
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BUSINESS CHANCES


DOLLARS and Horse Sense" We de-
sire TO call your attention 70 our profit
able plan Of turf investment Money
placed with US is always subject to your
control, and earns larger profit each
week than any. other as safe investment
pays IN six months, or savings banks an
nually. Our booklet
DOLLARS AND HORSE SENSE.
Together with statement Of dividends
actually paid to date and an extensive list
OF BONA Tide customers who have Volun-
tar1ly given US permission TO refer TO
them, will be mailed upon request Ii
VIII be found interesting reading and
valuable information, showing how YOU
can secure a good. permanent weekly in
come from investments of from $40 10
$1,000 We have made no losses for our
investors IN any instance flor, although
we do not win on every race. ODera ting.
as we do. a percentage winning system
exclusively our own, we Go win Oftener
than we lOse), and we have been ready at
all times to return the entire amount in
vested to the investor if desired, ana
have forwarded the same promptly in
every instance where we have been re-
quested to do so. We employ the best
handicappers and operatives known. and
their ability is evidenced by the success
we have attained and the dividend profits
paid our customers. They are thoroughly
versed in every detail Of the American
turf and have anywhere from fifteen TO
I twenty years eA pcLlElCE III TINS me eA-
clusively. We are carrying out TO the very
letter EVERY PROMISE WE HAVE
MADE. AS EACH AND EVERY ONE
OF OUR INVESTORS WILL ATTEST.
We therefore feel warranted in urging
you TO join US a once as the spring meet
ings have started, soon to be followed by
the summer meetings, and everything
points TO busy and prosperous seasons.
If you have any hesitation as to our
standing reliability and the fact that we
do exactly as we claim. you can COM
municste with our references accompany
ing booklet. In the meantime we assure
you that any investment placed with US
will be perfectly safe, and that the earn
ings thereon will unquestiOnably prove as
satisfactory to you as they have TO our
many other patrons.
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE As
OWNERS AND COMMISSIONERS and
two years successful operation under
present cooperative plan in which we
have established record unequaled for
promptness and profit, enable US 10 have
legitimate financial agencies report on
us in addition 10 bank and other re-
liable references. Correspondence in
vited ". W OHara. Dept a, rooms
1l29 and I121 Union Trust Bldg, Cincin-
natl. o.
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NO MEAT TRUST FOR THEM.
Radon & williams Are Independent
Of the Big Combine.

OF the Big COMBINE.
No meat trust can dictate to Radon
& Williams. who yesterday again took
possession Of their old stand at 40 East
second South. where they win run q
first-class meat market. Radon g.
Williams do taeir own Strengthening and
keep their meats in their own cold stor-
age plant at fWeitTa South and Fifth
west streeis, so that they are entirely
lnoepend6nt Of the trust. and their GUS
toners win have the benefit
81 S. Radon and George z. williams,
who compose the firm, are well known
ia Salt Lake, having been in business
here for thirteen years. They were in
the meat business on Second South
street for some time, but a year and a
half ago they sold out to Rasband &
Hawkins, who have been running the
market at 40 East Second South street.
Radon & Williams have been devoting
their entire attention TO their cold stor-
age plant. but recently they concluded
to run meat market again in connec-
tion. Accordingly, they bought back
the business at 40 East Second South
street. taking possession yesterday.
They are IN position to give their
customers the best meats at the lowest
prices. because they do everything
themselves. They purchase the cattle
end other stocks slaughter and dress
them themselves, and keep the meats
en- their own cold storage plant. so the
customer does not have to pay for
freights from the east and for extra
profits. They buy their cattle in this
vicinity, so that people who patronize
them are patronizing a purely home in
dustrv.
They wiz be glad to welcome old and
new patrons at their market, 40 East
Second South street.
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DIED.

DONE-In this city, May 10. 1892. cyril f.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Willard Done
aged z years.
JONES-At Murray, Utah. May s. 1902. Of
old age. David Jones, aged SO years, a
native of South Wales
Funeral services will be held Monday
at 1870 p. m. at the Murray meeting
house. Friends are invited to attend. In
terment in South Cottonwood cemetery.
ARTHUR-At s25 East Third South street
May 5, of rheumatism, Charlotte E.
Arthur; born Jan. l. 1883. in Counorthen
south Wales; emigrated TO Salt Lake
IN October, 1879; mother Of the late
Joshuz Arthur.
Funeral services win be held Sunday.
the 18th. at p. m. from the residence.
lnterment in city cemetery.
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PRINCE AND PEASANT OPERA

Excursion to Ogden Via Rio Grande.
The Rio Grande win run special
opera. excursion to ogden and return on
May y. Train leaves Salt Lake an 2
p m, leaving Ogden returning after
the opera. $l.0O for the round trip. An
are invited.
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RABBITS DAY AT HOME.-Rabbi and
Mrs. Louis G. Reynolds of 365 East Third
South viii be ct home Tuesdays.
SALT PALACE TO OPEN.-The salt
Palace is TO open on Decoration day.
Manager Adonis has secured tirst-clas3
stock company to produce repertoire OF
popular plays and win also have vaude-
vile attractions.
TEACHER WAS SURPRISED.-The
pupils Of room ~ h the Grant school
surprised their teacher, Miss Qualtrough,
at her home south of the city. After re-
freshments were served. games and dam
chg formed the entertainment.
DEPUTY DRAPER RETURNS.-Depu-
~ United States Marshal L. ". Draper
yesterday returned from Vernal, where
be has been engaged in serving suopoe--
uas on witnesses in the NASTY JACK
Morrison case which wiz be called Tor
trial IN the federal court TUESDAY. Inc
charge is selling liquor to the Indians
MARRIED IN NEW YORK.-Word
was received IN this city yesterday an
nouncing the marriage lu New YORK trl-
day Of Miss JaCkettd MCCunc ana MT
Ernest Green. Miss MCCune is the
daughter of A ". MCCune Of this CITY,
and Mr.. Green is a well known local min
ing broker. The young couple sailed Tor
europe yesterday, t was stated
HELPS BOISE BUsNEss.-Joseph
Pinkham OF Boise was In the city yester-
day on his way home from Price, where
De attended the oil mems convention. Mr..
Ilnkhan has much 60 say "a praise or
Thunder Mountain and the region Tor
miles around. He says business in Boise
has improved remarkably since the inter
est has been aroused in this new goiconda-
HURT on THE STREET.-August
Hoagland met with a painful accident on
Main street yesterday afternoon and was
taken TO police Headquarters on a streteh-
er. He was standing in front Of bust
ness house talking with some friends,
when he accidentally fell to the sidewalk
and cut a severe cash in his head He
was kept at police headquarters until his
wound was dressed.
GO BY WAY OF SALMON.-F. W.
Vogler Of Salmon City, Ida, manager Of
the Red Rock. Salmon City & Thunder
Mountain stage line, arrived in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Vogier says that numbers
Of people are already going in to Thun-
der Mountain by the Salmon city route,
which s. the best one open at present
IN fact, he says, the only route open to
pack animals. His company is preparing
FOR an immense rush in six weeks or two
months.
PRETTY WEDDING.-A pretty we'd
ding was solemniZed last night at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Green, GA
south Second West street. when their
caughter, Miss Rosetta, was married to
Fred Schmale. The ceremony was per-
formed by Bishop Watson IL the presence
Of several Of the intimate friends Of the
bride and groom The groom served in
tbe Philippine campaign with the Utah
volunteers. and since returning home has
taken a prominent part with the hospital
corps Of the National Guard. AT the we'd
ding last night HIS comrades in the corps
In uniform formed a half circle around
the bridal couple, and the scene was
quite enchanting. DIT Benedict attended
the groom The friends of the young
couple showered their congratulations
upon them.
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TAKE DINNER EN- ROUTE
- orecnn So =.

Via Oregon Short Line.
Passengers leaving salt Lake via the
oregon Short Line and Union Pacific
for points east at p. m, should bear
in mind that dinner is served in the
elegant dining cars immediatelv unon
departure Of the train from this citv
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METEoRoLoe1cAL REPoRT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local ONCE
of the Weather bureau

Maximum temperature, a. degrees: min
imum temperature. so degrees: mean tenn
perSture. 6s degrees, which is II degree 3
ABOVE the normal Accumulated excess
Of temperature since the first of the
month. o degrees. Accumulated excess Of
temperature since Jan rs degrees.
Total precipitation from %. m. to s p. M.
.Jl inch Accumulated deficiency of pre-
cipitation since the first Of the month
- inch Accumulated deficiency OF ore
clpltalion since Jan. l. .63 inch
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ERsnNAl

~~-~~~s~-~-~-~~--~so-~-~~~
YOUR FORTUNE TOLD from cradle
to grave. What I tell you comes true.
Send dime and birth date. Prof. j.
Myers. Drawer 7O4. Chicago.
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Kemmerer Coal Telephone.
FORTY-NINE.
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PrrsrNrss CHANCE

BUSINESS CHANCE.
1900 sure income per annum. Partner
wanted for wholesale novelty and jew
elrv MFR from east. got 1000 dOz. stock
here. 500. S1.500 cash required and refer
ences exchanged. 50 per cent profit B 90.
care Herald.
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Adjoining the Kenyon. New build
ing. new furniture. A. Fred Wey. Pr
sr1
Stove storage-No trouble TO move or do
al the werk Redman Van Co. Phone sos
Say, "old Man."
Hadn't you better send in your name
and address for sample copy Of
"GoodWin's weekly We issue Il next
saturday. or If YOU want more than
one CODY. send check for s. TO box
10l4. for a years subscription.
Dr. Z. NJ. Keysors method Of filing
teeth is painless. l62 Main street. Auer-
bach building. Telephone 1920 X.
-c-~ec
Baby doy az CHASES studio. Wed
= days hy appointment only. Reduced
ces on that day only So w. End So
Kemmerer Coal Telephone.
FORTY NINE.
--c-ws-o-
sner sale Of the Season
House. See ad on page Is.
CITY AND RETURN
FRA EXCURSION.
10 Grande.
Peasant Opera
~ %. No.. May -.
the Rio Grande
viii return after
through beautiful
specially delightful
nd you should take
pportunity and join
and roaber-,L- -
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THE TURKISH BATH and hairdress-
ing dept Of the Mauitou is now open
Lady and gentlemen attendants. An ele-
CANT shampoo bath for soc; Turkish
baths ST. Ladies bathing days Mondays
and Fridays. r. a. m. to p. N.
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LADIES. Cse our harmless remedy Tor
DELAYED M suppressed period. 10 cannot
fail. trial free. Paris Chemical Co. Nil
wnukee. Mis.
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A SAFE opportunity offered large and
small investors 10 participate in profits
Of responsible book-uaaking concern; $3.50
earned on 800 from March II 10 April 81.
Commercial and financial references. s.
E. Jackson. Downing Bldg. New York
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sUPERFLUOUS HAIR. moles, etc.
permanently removed by electricity: free
trial Lula Brocis, NJ. D., 40S ConstitG-
ton building.
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DOLLARS and Horse Sense. our new
booklet. interesting reading and valuable
information showing permanent weekly
income from investments Of SO 10 $1,000:
statement Of profits actually paid to
date. extensive reference list from sat
isfed customers. w. W Hara, U2ion
Trust building, Cincinnati O.
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Sold on 50 laws trial After wearins
this brace one vear ] have only praise for
the bcnsfits ami comfort derived rom is
use Try t. ladies'. and be convinced
Can or address Mrs. C.. J. Moore. Agent
COO Progress BIDS
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PAINIISTRY and astrology al Profess
sor SterIlnE.s Office. 33l South Main.
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If you want prompt delivery Of FIRST
class brick, buy Of Improved Brick
company. 3f7 West Second South street
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WEALTHY gentleman with beautiful
home excellent character and literally
disposed. viii marry for love and COM
partnership. Mr.. Edgar. SD Holland Bldg,
ST. Louis. Nc.
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- Windgor European Hotel-

Drs Hut and Zimmerman. dentists.
Suite 2Q7 Harmon block. Tel. 1s64-x.
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~~-~-~~~-~N~~-~~~~~-~-~~~O
GOOD BOARD and two rooms for man
and wife with child Of 8 months. Address
n A. NJ, Herald.
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ONE elegant upright c. A. smith & Co.
piano, only Sl75.00; one square piano,
Sgj.O1; one high-tOp Estey organ. $50. 90.
New and complete stock of high-grade
pianos, sold on small payments If de-
sired Christensen & Arson, Temple of
Music, 51~53 So. Main 81.
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LOST.

BETWEEN Garden City and 4th West.
a lady's brown jacket. Return to 33
Templeton building and get reward
BET. 4tht South and Grad theatre. last
Tuesday. ladys fan Return Salt Lake
Mattress Mfg. Go. Reward
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BOARDING and Tooming house. mod
ern, centrally located, 30 bOarders: party
leaving city. Reasonable if sold at once.
Address b 43, Herald.
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Banner Sale Of the Season
AT the Lace House. See ad on page +,
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MGURRTN & CO. IS West Second
South. have money 20 lend at low rates.
Privilege Of part payment at any time.
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and Rebekahs are
Rev. T. w. Pink
address OF special
Of the order at
church. corner
erth South. sun
" As many odd
convenient are
Nm. at the Odd
Of purpose OF at
r0abody.
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

~r~r4See@N4e-~-~-r-~-~1
THE Stringer Co.. % w. I'd South.
We have secured for immediate loans,
payable in small monthly payments,
more than the total OF insrallmeut loans
made in Utah during the past years
We are authorized 70 loan this money az
lower rates than any iuStallment loan has
ever been made in the state No 80
ments to be made before securing loan,
no waiting for your turn. no building and
time. Our mortgage IS as plain as can be
drawn. You agree 10 pay definite num-
Der Of payments any number you prefer
from - 10 40 Payments made here.
The Stringer Co. 81 W % South
MGURRTN & CO. IS West Second
South. have money 20 lend at low rates.
Privilege Of part payment at any time.
IOAN ONLY my own money. NJ
commission. no third party no eastern
company, no delay Russell l. Tracy, II
East First South
o.. IMPROVED FARMS in Utah and
Idaho. 1IiddleseX Banking CO.. 6l7 No
Cornick block
CITY IND FARM PROPERTY. lowest
rates. J. /. Perkes. W. I'd So.
or UTAH AND IDAHO farms: speciaI
option. Miller & Viele. 500 Mccormick
building
or PIANOS. household furniture. car
riages. etc. no removal. 1851 south
Main street Room 9.
SIX PER CENT interest on. city prop
ertT. Wicks. 6s state street.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank,
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. W. +. Arm
strong, president; J. r. Game, cashier.
Castle Gate, Clear Creek. Winter
Quarters. Sunnyside lump, nut and
slack: anthracite (2ll sizes). q South
Main street, telephone 429.
D. j. SHARP. Agent.
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wANTEp---HELP.

--~~~s~~~-~-~-~-~4~0~~-~-
COLLECTOR for city. so salary per
week. $50 cash deposit required and
reference. B 81. care Herald.
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HANDSOME young widow. iudepend-
emily wealthy seeks kind. affectionate
husband Address Bell. 134 Van Buren,
St.. Chicago us.
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LADIES. Queens 'Imperials" relieve
delayed or suppressed period. Quick. safe.
Queen Chemical Co. Dept lis. Denver.
colo.
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sANTTARIUDI HAIR DRESSING PAR
Tors. ground floor, finest in city: hair
dressing manicuring. ladies' Turkish
Ev'es and Sunday by app't. 81 ". Sd So.
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sner sale Of the Season
e House. See ad on page Is.
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AN ENERGETIC. wideawake man for
the position of superintendent agencies
for ITCH; unusual opportunity for the
right lNan. Address with reference. or
call ~ Deseret News Bldg. Salt Lake
City
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PRIVATE detective work. Box C %
care Herald.
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TWO Jersey cows. Us A St.
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A WE'LL established hay. grain and
flour business; good reason for selling
Alexander Commission Co., 10 W. 1st
South.
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AUCTION SALES.

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AUCTION. AUCTION.
on Monday Nav T. at 1890 a. m, No
$50 s. W. Temple ST., fine folding bed. fine
couch, book shelves. Encyclopedia Brit
tanica, calf bound. iron beds. dressers
two sewing machines, stoves. tables.
stands dishes, some iewelry, kitchen
utensils. etc. etc.
X. A. ANDREWS. Aucticneer.
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RETIRED banker middle-aged. seeks
affectionate. home-loving wife. Address
Dir. Hamilton. 403 Omaha Bldg, Chicago
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CHEAP, Winton motor carriage, good as
new suitable for family or long distance
riding. Address Box 3N, Ogden, Utah.
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STACK of lucern, first crop. w. T.
FentOn. rear 432 So 4th West
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A WOMAN'S prerogative is never ques-
toned in the choosing OF wall papers.
She wants none but the pretuest and
best. Those she can get in better variety
OF designs. tints and cOlOrs at Ebert IS
than anywhere else. Beautiful wall
papers here at Zoe 70 soc per roll Ingrains
55c per bolt. Geo. ". Ebert & Co. 326
STATE. Phone l2SS-k
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OR RENT, restaurant, doing good busi-
ness. Call or address 474 w. ID So.
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AGENTS.-Sl0 daily. introducing our
B1i,Taut GasHght Burners. Families.
Business Houses, Banks, Churches. Pri-
vate and Public Buildings buy at sight
These Burners are what the people are
looking for. They do not require a Chin
ney Ito break or wick 10 trim. and make
no smoke or dirt Fit any coal oil lamp
without expense or trouble. and produce
the Best, Cheapest and Cieanest Light.
II IS a great money maker for agents.
200 per cent profit Write at once and
get 10 work right away Sample free.
Enterprise Mfg. Co., 90. Cincinnati, o.
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Adjoining the Kenyon. New build
ing. new furniture. A. Fred Wey. Pr.p.
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PAYING saloon in good live mining
camp A good business for the right
business that needs my attention. Ad-
dress Q. H., Herald.
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>. w. CURRY. No. 70 IVES. 49,
SCUM street Salt Lake CITY gsS,------'lrl
man OF express receive pr0mul gft.-...-l
X II. OFFICER g. CO.. szs-v,-- 49,
SCUM west Temple street. salt ~. ~. -l
w. H TREMAyNE. Asssvar ---- 49,
nam street, Salt Lake City. Utsf nv
samples receive prompt attention --4
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RUBBER-tired buggy. cheap. Isl W. ID
North.