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GRANITE STAKE.
OTHER oAuaonss,

ST. Paul's church, Main and Fourth
South streets, the RI. Rev. Abel Leon.
ard In charge, Second Sunday In Lent,
Feb. 23-S a. M, holy communion; s:i5,
sunday school; II q. m. morning prayer
and sermon, 1880 y. m, evening prayer
and sermon The Rev. Frederick II.
Johnson viii preach at both morning
and evening services. Feast OF st.
Matthias, Monday. Feb. 2S--l1 a. M,
holy communion. Services daily during
Lent at 1880 y. m. excepting Friday,
when the services are Us usual at II
a. m. and 1880 p. IN.
Church Of Christ, Scientist, holds SER
vices In its church edlflce at 1856 East
Third South street, as follows: Sunday
school at 10 a. m; church service at II
q. m, subject, Christ Jesus" Each
Wednesday evening at o'clock a meet
Ing II held to listen to the testimonials
OF healing Of both sin and sickness
Free readingroOm open daily from 10 a.
m. to ) p, m. In Manitou hotel. Kindly
welcome TO all
Reorganized Church Of Jesus Christ
OF Latter-day Saints. Services In mis-
sion chapel, 22s East Second South
street, as follows; Sabbath school at
10 a. M; preaching IL a. m. and I p. m.
by Apostle Peter Andersen. All are In
vted. Hl"H
Episcopal Church. City Missions, the
Rev. F, W. Crook. II. d., pastor. Sec
ond Sunday In Lent, Feb, g.
st, Peters Chapel. Fifth North and
Fifth West streets-ii q, M, morning
prayer and sermon; p. m, Sunday
school,
81. Johns chapel Perkins addition
D. m. Sunday school; p. m, even
ing prayer and sermon.
Mil Creek mission. Scotts school
house--S;SO p m, evening prayer and
sermon. nIE
Sunday, Feb. 20. Westminster Presby-
terrain church. 100 south Fourth West
street, between First and Second South.
Rev, Geo. Bailey, Ph. b., pastor--ll O.
M, sermon by the Rev. j. Richelsen OF
Soda Springs Idaho. The sacrament of
baptism will be administered at the
morning service 1880 p. M. preaching
by the pastor, Washington: a Charac-
ter Study" 1915 noon, Sunday school.
1880 p. m, Junior G.. r. society, Sis p.
M, Y, T.. s. G. y. Tuesday evening at
p. m. reception viii be given In
the Westminster Presbyterian church
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left The blows were not bard but
they counted on the more, clifford
tried hard 10 end the so but failed al
though when the gong sounded Condlo
was groggy,
Round Nv-Both men we're wild elf
ford tried right and left swing for the
head but missed. Condie did but little
eounterng and was content 10 save
himself.
Round l5,--Jeck again rushed the
fighting and backed Condle all over the
ring, Condle kept himself covered all
the time and Jack continued to lead
for the head. II was evident he was
trying TO keep Condie's guard up and
he succeeded. While In Roy's corner,
he raised his hands and CLIFFORD shot
IN left short arm swing TO the solar
plexus, an exact reproduction OF the
blow that took the championship from
James j. Corbett and Condie wayered
for few seconds and went down IN
hedp At the count OF nine he got
to his feet but went down three times.
clifford then sent IN hard right hook
TO the Jaw and the local man went
down and was out for nearly twenty
seconds
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCK.
holders meeting OF the Wood Grocer a
Produce Co. In pursuance OF resolu-
ton Of the board OF directors OF the
Wood Grocer 4 Produce Co., q special
toeeting Of It's stockholders is called
and will be held az the Offices OF the
company, No. i62 South West Temple
street, Salt Lake City, Utah, on We'd
resday the 18th day OF March, 1902, at
o'clock p. m, for the purpose Of
amending and changing the Articles of
Incorporation OF the Wood Grocer q
Produce Co, In the following par
tlcular, TO wit.
To increase the capital stock Of said
corporation 70 twelve hundred (l2OO)
shares thereof. ut the par value OF one
hundred GlOO dollars per share, and
TO amend paragraph six 90 Of the Ar
tlcles Of Incorporation OF the Wood
Grocer & Produce Co. TO read as fol-
lows;
The amount OF the capital stock OF
said corporation shall be one hundred
and twenty thousand tl20 ,0o0) dollars.
which shall he divided into twelve
hundred l2O0) shares OF the face or par
value OF one hundred $500 dolars
each. w. NJ RASH
Secretary.
Salt Lake city. Utah, Feb. %, 1909.
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BIG FlGHT roNIGBT.
Terry MoGovern and Dave Sullivan
To Meet at Last.

Louisville, Feb. 2i,--All arrangements
for the fight between Terry McGoyern
and Dave sullivan tomorrow night be-
fore the Southern Athletic club In this
city have been completed, and reports
from the fighters Indicate that they are
IN prime condition for the contest. Both
men have finished their training and
will weigh In at the Auditorium here
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, when,
according to the agreement, II either
tips the scales at over l26 pounds he
win forfeit $500
The fighters win enter the ring at p
O'clock and viii box 20 rounds. straight
Marquis Of Queensbury rules, for 90
per cent Of the gate receipts, u per cent
to the winner and % TO the loser
McGovern, with his manager, Sam
Harris, and his trainers. Charles May
hood Joe Humphreys and Hugh Me-
Govern, win arrive IN the city tomor.
row morning from Cincinnati, where
McGoverh has been training sullivan
IL In Louisville, whore he has been pre-
pared for the contest by Tom Sharkey,
Bob Armstrong, the colored heavy
weight, and Joe Sieger, who was Young
Corbetts sparring partner when he
trained for his fight with McGovern
on Thanksgiving day,
Bob Fitzsimmons, who will referee
thp contest, arrived In the city tonight,
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PERSONALS.

Prot. w. A. Wetzell lectures today at
Hebcr, before the annual meeting OF
the schoolteachers and officers OF Wa
satch county
Mr., and Mrs. c. A. Quigley left today
on five weeks trip TO the New Eng
land states,
NJ, II. Desky has returned from his
New York business trip.
County Commissioner Henry Harker
Ia confined to his home at TaylorsYllle
by illness,
Secy Sears Of the d, A. a NJ, society
IL III at his home In Waterloo,
u. y. Cannon has returned from a
three weeks business trip In the east.
@. l.. HutcbIngs Of Frisco, Utah. Is a
guest ut the Kenyon.|
w, M white of Beaver 10 registered
at the Cullen.
Rev. Oslev pastor for the last six and
a half years of the Swedish Lutheran
church In this city leaves for the east
to remain until about March 20. His
successor, Rev. Riedberg OF Chicago,
Is expected here early In April, Mr.,
Oslev thinks he will do better In a new
field.
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now WILL FlTz FIGHT
Much Speculation az to tho Outcome
or the Coming Battle.

Now that Jeffries and Fitzsmmons
have signed articles OF agreement TO
meet some time In May and the differ
ent athletic clubs are already bidding
for the fight much discussion as 10 the
merits Of the two men ~ taking place
and the question as to who Is the best
man In being argued every day one Of
the greatest incentives TO the arrang-
Ing of the coming match was that the
public wanted II, and this shows that
the red-topped Australian must have
many friends who think he can defe0t
the champion or they would not ask
him Ia fight again. Fits successes In
the ring have been nothing short OF
phenomenal, and there are some who
believe he IS as formidable as ever. and
the lean-hipped. lanky individual him
self says he r. confident he VIII win this
time, lie Intends 10 train with exceed
ing care, II Is also though that he
viii map out a different line Of battle
TO the one he employed IN their first en-
counter, when he seemed Ia think that
all he had to do was to walk ~ TO Jeff-
res and hit him few punches and It
would all be over but before the fight
had gone very far he found he had
made a serious mistake and that It was
not easy TO come within shifting dlB-
lance Of the big boilermaker The
crouch protected Jefrres. and in the
meantime his thick Nms aud ponder
Gus fists fell numerically on Fitzslm-
mons face, These blows were harder
than any that had ever been handed
Flt2 before and he lost the champion.
ship,
II now remains 10 be seen whether
Fitsslmmons viii refrain from walking
up and trying to exchange punch for
punch when he meets JEFF again or
whether he has learned his lesson and
win make n slow but sure fight Of H.
II he does he has a chance. but should
he fight the same way he did on their
last encounter the result must be the
same as Il was then
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more club goes south for THAR prsllm-
mary training.
Judge Goldman saidi There Is no
doubt whatever that the American
League intends TO put a club In New
York city, The only question Is when
Il will be done pnd that Will be deold-
ed when the league meets In Detroit on
March 8. There are several ways IN
which this can be done, President Ban
johnson Is my authority for the state
ment that II President Freedman wish
os to sell out Johnson can find pur-
chaser for him."
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CLUB FOR NEW YORK.
American League WIN Undoubtedly
Place One There.

New York, Feb. 22.--Recent reports
that the American League intends To-
place u club In this city have been
strengthened by the presence here of
Judge Harry Goldman secretary and
treasurer OF the Baltimore club Judge
Goldman spent several hours In the
clty ~ consultation with parties whose
Identity he refuses 10 dlvulge, Then he
hastened back to Baltimore to confer
with Manager John MoGraw, who
leaves today for Hot Springs, Ark,
where ne VIII remain until the Balti.
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THE oAKL AND RACES.
Events Run Under Very Disagree
able Conditions Track Slushy.

San Francisco, Feb. 2i.--The racing
AT Oakland today was under Disagree
pble conditions, rain falling all AFTER
noon, and the track was very slushy'
Summary
First race, four furlongs, purse--Nl'
grette won, Delslgno second, Tom
Mitchell third Time-52.
Second race, seven furlongs, selling
Bassenzo won, Urchln second kiildoe
third. Tlme--l!A,
Third race, mile, selling-Btagg won,
Redwald second, Duokoy third. Time
/ i61b
Fourth race, seven furlongs, purse
sombrero won, Botany second, Dun
blame third. Tlme--l.32
Fifth race six furlongs. selling
Waterscratoh won, Eyander second,
Colonial Girl third Time-.l.lS,
sixth race, mile and sixteenth, sell
ing-.slddons won, Sea Lion second,
Hungarian third, Tlme-liA,
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DIED.

RoXBuRGH--At 1884 D street, this city,
Feb. 81 1902, Of tetanus, Elizabeth
Jane, daughter of George and Rhoda
HIATT Roxbursh, born Sept. ID, 1883, In
Salt Lake City.
Funeral services will be held Sunday,
the 2Srd at IL noon, from the Twentieth
ward Westinghouse Friends invited to
attend.
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TT
FOR
G. X IT'D
C~- VI" pRETENTS PNEUMONIA.

II seems 30 simple for anyone to risk
having the Grip or Pneumonia, with
perhaps q weakened constitution for.
ever after, when they can positively
be avoided and prevented by the use
OF "sEvENTY-sEVEN" C'7'D, DR.
Humphreys Precious Specific for the
cure Of Grip and Colds The best re-
suits are obtained by keeping ~"
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taking a dose 6t the first chin or SILVER.
Taken early, II cuts II short promptly.
Taken during It's prevalence, preoccu-
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vaslon. Taken while suffering. relief
IL speedily realized, which Is continued
TO an entire cure, AZ Druggists, Csc,
or mailed, u
Humphreys Med. Co., 81 John Street.
New York
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HEWLETT BROS. CO.
salt Lake CITY Utah,

to the Rev Geo. Bailey prior to his
leaving Salt Lake city Wednesday at
7!45 p, m, prayer meeting.
The pastor Of Ilift NJ, ~ church will
preach Sunday morning. subject THE
Palm Tree Christian In the evening
will be the beginning Of a series OF
meetings for the purpose OF revival
Meetings viii be held each evening dur
ing the week beginning at 1880 o'clock
Meetings afternoons will be held at
2;3O o'clock, beginning on Tuesday. Dr.
Albrtton will assist the pastor In the
evangelstc services All Christian PEG.
pie are invited TO attend and assist with
everybody else.
Calvary Baptist church. Ssls West
Temple, preaching at l115 O. m. and
p. M by pastor Sunday school 1880 p.
M Prayer meeting on Thursday even
ing az 5 y. m. Literary society every
Wednesday evening at $3.50 p, m, Rev,
W. Washington, pastor.
Our saviors Evangelical Lutheran
church, Fourth East, between Fourth
and Fifth South. Sunday services, 1880
a. m. In English and 1880 .. m. In Nor
wegian. You are cordially invited to
attend. A C, II, overn, pastor,
First Church OF Christ. Scientist.
holds It's services at II a, M, room Az
Mccormick building Lesson subject,
Christ Jesus" John, . l-6, respon-
slve readings Luke 2: 25-SS, 40. Read.
ingroom open daily form p. m. 10 4 D.
IN.
Bulletin First Unitarian society Of
salt Lake City Sunday, Feb %, Ser
vices at Salt Lake theater, If a. m.
Sermon, George Washington" by Rev.
j. $. Thatcher. Music, Unity quartet,
Beautiful Country" Parks Star
Spangled Banner" Mr.. Thos. s. Ash.
worth will sing Salvation" Spencer
Adems. Sunday school at 1915 p, m,
Monday, the Mems Unity club will meet
at the office Of Mr.. Jay II. sturgis,
room 2ll-2l2 Dooly block. at D. m,
Mr. j. NJ Harriott will read paper on
Travels In Europe" Tuesday evening,
the Shakespeare club meets at the res
idence Of Mr.. Ball, 1881 First street,
Wednesday afternoon there viii be a
special meeting Of the Ladies' Unity
Circle at the residence Of Mrs, Watson,
1871 Second East Street.
Y. NJ, c. A., corner Main and First
South streets, mems meeting tomorrow
addressed by Rev. w, NJ Paden, D. D.,
subject, Some Inevitable Questions"
This ls the second In the series and
THE Mystery Of Sin" VIII be discussed.
All men are cordially invited
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OUTSIDE EVENTS.
=FsHHsH-H
CHANGES TO BE MADE,
At Meeting of intercollegiate Atb-
ietic Association This Afternoon.

New York, Feb % Preparatory to
the meeting OF the intercollegiate
Athletic association which VIII be held
today the executive committee of that
association has decided ON several
changes 10 the constitution These will
permit any person to act az referee
at the intercollegiate meets. As the
constitution stands only person who
IL a non-colleglate can act as referee.
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There is probably no disease or con.
dltion of the human system that causes
mere suffering and distress than piles.
TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT cures them quickly, without
pain or detention from business. Price,
80 cents In bottles, Tubes, rs cents
z. G. M. ]. Drug Dept.
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WILL JUBILATE.
Ogden Citizens TO Celebrate When
Work Commences on Cut,Of.
Especial to th. "News."l

Ogden, Feb. 22,--Mayer Clasmann
Issued q proclamation today calling for
a meeting OF the citizens OF ogden on
Tuesday evening 10 consider the propo-
sition OF INDUCING In a celebration as
soon as work commences on the Ogden.
Lucin cut-on.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints WIN
he held tomorrow at o'clock IN the
Tabernacle. Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 u. No., and meeting,
IN the clty ward assembly rooms ana
adjacent wards as follows:
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Eat GRANoSE the celebrated brain
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TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAys

Laxative Rromo-Quinine removes
the cause, +, w, Groves signature
on every box Price 25 cents.
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New Goods Arriving Daily.
The Harris Furniture and Carpet
House, 294 and 1886 State St
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CHURCH NOTICES.

10 insure publication all no.
tices intended Tor this column
will reach the editorial de-
partment not later than o'clock
on Friday evening
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SARAH j. scANNoN,
CLARA c. CANNON, Counselors.

1HlRTIETH QUORUM OF SEVENTY.
On Monday evening at 1880, In the
Nineteenth ward westinghouse some OF
the first council of Seventy will meet
with the members Of the Thlrtieth
quorum OF Seventy. All members In
ylted. Important business.
The presdenty Of the Salt Lake stake
Of Zion will meet with the people Of the
First ward tomorrow, Sunday, at p,
m. to consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF or
ganizing another ward,
Home missionaries win visit the va
rlous wards tomorrow at the usual
hour OF meetings,
The regular monthly meeting Of the
home missionaries OF the Salt Lake
stake of Zion will convene In the AS
sembly room Of the Latter-day Saints
university, on Wednesday, Feb. 20, at
1880 p. m. A full attendance Of the
brethren is requested,
The Second quorum Of Seventy will
hold a special meeting on Monday Feb.
"a, at 1880 In the Mutual Improvement
hall, adjoining the Fifteenth ward yes
try a full attendance of the men,
bers rs desired.
Elder Royal 49, Young Will deliver his
lecture. Archaeological Evidences Of
the Book OF Mormon" before the Ninth
ward Sunday school theological depart
ment on Sunday morning next.
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Our Extensive improvements

Are finished We would be pleased 10
soc our old as well Ms new customers,
Harris Furniture and Carpet House, 2S4
and 1856 State st.
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JORDAN HIGH PRIESTS,
To the Relief Societies OF the Salt La
stake OF Zion

To the Relief Societies OF the salt Lake
stake OF Zion
Dear Sisters. Attention is called by
the stake board to the presidents and
members OF Relief Societies TO the 18th
OF March, 1902, II being the Goth ami
versary OF the organization Of the SO
clety, by the Prophet Joseph Smith.
The general hoard has made the re-
quest that we make II q special day OF
Thanksgiving and rejoicing In our res
pectlye wards That suitable pro-
gram be prepared Brief historical
sketches OF prominent leaders Of the
societies and the teachings Of the Pro-
phet Joseph Smith are recommended,
Invite any veterans Of Relief Society,
the bishops officers and young people
Of the wards
The lO-eent membership fee should
be made feature,
NJ. /. HORNE,
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to the Rev Geo Bailey prior to his
leaving Salt Lake city, Wednesday at
7,45 y, m, prayer meeting
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SALT LAKE STAKE.

Religious services in the German lam
guage are held every Sunday morning,
at II o'clock In Choir Hall, Richards
street.
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Scandinavian meetings are held In
this city every Sunday az 10 o'clock, n,
M, In the Assembly Hall All are
cordially invited.
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Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran
church, Fourth East, between Fourth
and Fifth South. Sunday services 10 30
a. m. In English and 1880 .. m In Nor
wegian. You are cordially invited to
attend. A. G, II. overn, pastor,
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