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FOR EALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE spl1gSDIp BUILDING L9r %;
LxSc :ss'f9ast o ss.n lao =. ssl,t
FoRsAi4E CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN North
Brignswood right On Brlshtwood ave. me , grss
ss'' n Ratss' nov
FOR sALE-CORNER LOT IN PETwoRTH;
SO monthly Tassr ans sadre.. Box
Star ONCE. 1t
FOR sALE-HoW's THIS EoR A BAaGAlN1
For beautiful building lot on 18th st, north
Of Scott Circle: size 22N1oo to paved alley; ad-
sn.p Nus. PARTY t. s ws " Ns' ss
iieve $500 could be borrowed this lot at
no2e2t MOORE & HILL Qnc, III 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON
the widest street on washington Heights sur
from both car lines; size 25xIso TO wide alley;
road. at an extremely low prise-about si.oo
lo'' less 'nA1 nc sSss s;SdaG hS Sas De bought
On Washington Heights 2oxlo0 alley-s125
no292t MOORE & HILL Gnc.l, III 14,h st. NV.
FOR SALE-THE CHOICEST AND MOST ECO
nomieal lots in .'Bloemingdale' in the Moore
the past aa0 two months We have e's them the
best streets.Ist St. r. l. ave. N Sap,htoi. Y
stables Also back ground for stable purposes.
sPEcsL LIN AcR "a Tf MkbE FL
E II CALL At OFFICE FOR PLAT SHOW
no20-2t MOORE & Hill. Gnc.l. III l4th st NV
FOR sALE-HERE's THE CHEAPEST GRoUND
fShSMh1s 1sTH nSD Mh Th s sHeaf
49, ONLY s.. $50 EACH
IT. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR
no29-2t MOORE & HILL. Unc.). III 14th st. NV
4 beautiful lot. KALoRAMA HEIGHTS, can be
bought offer of Soc. PER SO. FOOT. Only
REsibENcEs in the District of Columbia
' B. H WARNER COMPANY.
no2s-3t 916 street NV
FOR sALE-A gn BAR a. q, LOT.
Fashionable neighborhood; one square from Conn
ave. ave O. cars. 40 p feet ct front 70 nv, GOV o
FOR sALE-LoFs AND LOTS OF LOTS; ALL
sizes, in all locations mud at all prices. Pros
pective buyers should give opportunity to
and control We sres. we estates
owning Washington city and county property
no1s-aet THOMAS j. FISHER ii. Co. 2 st Inc NV
LOTS OF SIZES TO SUIT.
in THE DISTRICT.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST.
CLEVELAND PARK orE1cE,
ocsotf.s e1o Hath ST.
FOR sALE-LoTs. LOTS: LOTS:
YOU'LL 1s sA VI r TTfI iSS MONEY
ON THn FA ANp AsIcHrs
STONE FAIRFAX. SOC and sos F st. NV.
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FOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS NEW HOUSE;
Modern, well planned.
Yale ST.. Columbia Heights

FOR SALE-SEE US ABOUT THEM
Beautiful. new WIDE houses
1625-29-3l Howard ave-
Two (2> recently sold by rs: one to q banker,
one to one of our largest merchants.
One Of the choicest locations north of Florida
ave, a short distance and convenient to the new
car iine-the extension of the Conn. r
st. line cars Will be running IN three 80 weeks
near NEW 18th st. VALUES ARE SURE TO
ENHANCE. NOW S THE TIME TO BUY.
BEAUTIFUL FRONTS. WELL ARRANGED.
Parlor, large reception hail. dining room, pantry
and kitchen first floor 6 bed rooms, tiled bath.
HOT-WATER HEAT. Each lot NINETEEN 90
feet wide, 104 feet deep. WE CAN SELL THESE
DESIRABLE HOUSES At A Low PRICE. ON
EASY PAYMENTS. YOU could not duplicate
these houses within 81 o3d OF the price viii
sell Of them. Apply To
no29 2t STONE & FsiRFAx. soe-sDs f st. s.w.
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20. Ice. between 18th and 18th NV: 24xYS; rt{ht
u the fashionable section Apply to CHARLs.s
Q. LANCASTER. Owner. 1410 q ct. nv. ael-n
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExCHANGE-HAyE YOU PROPERTY YOU
DESIRE 10 EXCHANGE? II so, YOU SHOULD
GET OUR LIST OF THE PROPERTIES WE
OFFER.
WE HAVE NEW. MODERN HOUSES IN THE
NORTHWEST AND ON THE ''HEIGHTS" TO
EXCHANGE FOR OLD HOUSES OR VACANT
GROUND.
SEE US ABOUT THIS-wE CAN NO DOUBT
EFFECT a GOOD TRADE FOR YOU FOR JUST
THE PROPERTY YOU DESIRE.
no26-tf MOORE & HILL Gnc.) J., TIT 14th st. NV.
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ENGINEERING.

LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER PLANTS
specifications for complete Installations; also for
Steel StrHetures,s FuHudatiou &c. w. n. UPTON
se2tf
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GREAT BARGAIN NORTHWEST; HOUSE
COSTING 81 500 be BOUGHT FOR
IS, ESQ; three stories, niue rooms, ami; WELL
WORTH INVESTIGATION.
B. III. WARNER COMPANY,
nO29-3t 916 street NV.
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111S 18th st. is for sale at 5000, but less will
buy Owner must sell. Valuable for semi bust
ness purposes. owing to car line. Proper side Of
street.
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American Home Co., Cooperative,

Au10I4Cdu uUW5 GU., NO-Up0IdL4F0,
VIII furnish you money to pay off
mortgages, build or buy a home or farm
IN any location. and give you l6 years and
$3.50 per month. No rent. No interest
Under this plan a home is within the
reach of all. It will pay you TO investi-
gate. Cheaper than rent. Safer than
a bank. Our plan is no scheme, but
safe, honest and equitable home PROPOSE
ton. Call at No. 81 W. End So and let
US explain it to you. Don't forget office,
No. 81 ". 2nd So. Good agents wanted.
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BRIGHAM YOUNG
HEIRS SELL OUT
Church Gets Title to Valuable
College Block.
LITIGATION Is AVOIDED
LAND TO BE SOLD; PROCEEDS
FOR MORMON UNIVERSITY.

Block 10, plat D, was yesterday quit
claimed to President Joseph f. Smith
as trustee in trust for The Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints by
Line heirs Of the late President Brig
ham IUu6g, who claimed an interest
in it. Those who quit claimed and the
consideration IL each case are as fol-
lows: w. X. Conrad and Winifred Con-
rad Raymond, $3.50; Eugene j. Young,
$50; w. s. Young, SIS; Harry J. Young.
$50; Briant s. Young, $40; Eliza beth
Y. Macintosh. $50; Agnes NJ. Young,
$500; Mahonri NJ. Young, 81; Waldemar
Young ST.
The block, which was set aside bv
President Brigham Young for college
purposes many years ago, is bounded
or three sides b. First, Second and A
streets, and has been used for years
as playground for the children of the
neighbOrhOod. The attorney for the
church is said to have held that the
church already owned it, but as the
persons named claimed an interest in
il, II vas deemed best to secure 2.
transfer from them without going to
law. A. W. McCune offered the church
$4,000 for the block several years. ago.
intending to use it as d residence site.
but his offer ives refused. It is under
stood noW,- however, that it viii be
sold, and the proceeds used in the
erection of additional buildings for the
Latter-day Saints university on the
block opposite east from the temple.
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BEGIN ON NEW SHOPS
Contractors Gather Forces in
POcateIlo-After Salt
Lake Brick.

J. ". Reuttenger. representative of
Grace & Hyde, the Chicago contractors
who have the contract for the work on
the PocatellO shops of the Oregon Short
Line. was in the city Gguring on brick.
Mr.. Reutenger expected to have sew
eral hundred men at work next week.
He has advertised for men and teams
to do excavation work, and for stone
masOns and others. being ready to ac-
cept practically all competent men in
these lines.
The work was to have been started
yesterday. No word was received as to
whether a fun force started in. but {
was stated that if the work did not
start yesterday it would surely begin
tomorrow and be pushed with all pos
sible speed until completed.
superintendent of Motive Power J. F.
Dunn, Resident Engineer William Ash
ton and Consulting Engineer J. B. Ber-
ny have left POcatellO. where they have
been supervising the work of beginning
on the shops.
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Personal Mention.

L. A. Scarf. formerly a member of the
Denver News art staff, stopped over IN
Salt lake yesterday on his way to San
Francisco.
Miss Nora BUrnham, who recently IN
derwent a surgical operation at o..
Marks hospital. is reported as being
much improved.
Miss Jessalyn Pugh, a former resident
of this city, has returned from chicago
here she has fully mastered the Par
sons kindergarten system OF music LOT
class work.
Mrs James Banlon, a department man
aeer at Walkers store, who has suffered
n long and severe Ilness at the Holy
Cross hospital, has so far improved as 10
be able to leave the hospital Mrs. Han
lon Is now making her home with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shea l63 West Third
South street.
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PERSONAL.

~-~-~D~-~0~I~1~~~>-~~D~~
MISS L. B. MAGNUM has removed her
hairdressing parlOrs from the Manitou to
1924 South Main. Ladies' Turkish baths
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Tnducements to settIers.

Portland. Ore. Jan. 11-GeneraI Pass
enger Agent Miller of the Southern Pa
CifiC railroad, announced today that
hereafter all points on the Southern
Pacific lines in Oregon will receive the
benefit of settlers rates from eastern
points through Portland. Heretofore
these rates have applied only TO Port
land. intending settlers having been
obliged to pay local fares from this city
to the places they wished 10 visit. 1t
is thOu@ht that this concession of set
tiers rates TO towns in Oregon, reached
by the Southern Pacific, viii have a
decidedly beneficial effect upon the set
Element of the state.
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Funeral Notices.

The remains of Mrs Martha II. Coop,
the mother OF Squire Coop. who died IN
this CIV a few days ago, will De shipped
10 ogden this morning on the $40 o. ,. l..
fTair The funeral will be held in the
T5ifth ward meeting house in that city
The body of Mrs Mary F. Mariger, who
died in Bountiful Friday, Will be DrOughI
"a fhfs, CITY for burial today. The fun
eTal viii be held IN the Pennington meet
ing house at u noon, and the body will be
sbinned to Undertaken Joseph K. Taylor
for burial in the City cemetery.
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Mayer Too Late!

Winter is yet to come! Now is the
time to get gcod, reliable and guaran-
teed furs at small prices, making II
possible for all to keep warm and be
in the latest style for a little money.
The unders. gned promises all this. All
he asks is your inspection to convince
you that it IS a fact.
MEHESY, THE FURRIER,
Knutsford Hotel.
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Death 81 Henry BeWs.

Harry Bews. the young son of a well
known sheen man of Nevada, died IN TINS
.@itV. Yesterday morning Of peTitonitis.
mo Z-oilng man. who was but is years OF
a~e h5e been sick for several days. ma
80 ,tnder treatment at the Nurses
private hospital. He made brave strug-
gle for life but Yesterday morning Hedtm
he held from Watson's undertaking par
iors this afternoon at 3 o'clock, and IN
ferment will take place at Mt. OliVet
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Seattle. Wash. Jan. 11.-While en- route
from this city TO Bremerton this after
noon: the steamer Athlon, Captain Harry
Bs~9iaeton. ran on a reef at the entrance
10 I'orl Orchard narr0ws. Her forty odd
passengers took to me lfebOats and made
Beans point a quarter Of a mile distant,
in safety. The vessel is still on the rocks.
A tug has been dispatched to her assist
anCe.
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Idle Money Profitablv EmplOYed
AGENTS WANTED.

-~o~.~O~NN~-~.~O~1~-~~ ~-~~~~>~-N~~-~-~J~
AGENTS. money-making enter
prises; no canvaSsing; particulars free.
Frisco Novelty Co, Pill Bush ST.. San
Francisco, Cal
LADY AGENTS wanted to sell Wal
dron s Wonder Cement CAN at 129 West
% South.
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LOST

~~~~-~I~-~0~~N~~- ~~D~~~~~I~-~c~-N-~.~-
TAKEN FROM hotel office at Stockton.
Jan. II, a black OvercOat having en-
gineer's field notebook in pocket. If party
taking same viii mail book 20 D. H Bios
som. 113 Commercial Blk, Salt Lake City,
they are welcome to keep coat.
MR.. FARLINGER'S sorrel pony. 3
white feet bald face. j6D on le1, thigh:
had halter on; was last seen near Jordan
bridge but may have strayed out to
Union. Return 1l5T Sd ST., or notify
police.
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FORMER OGDEN MAN WINS.

n. b. heeIet Takes tltsJ FIlze II
Agents Contest.
H 3. Keller. for years agent OF the
Rio Grande Western at Ogden has
taken the first prize in the Santa Fe's
prize in the Santa Fe agents competi-
ton
For some time the Santa Fe has been
offering prizes to the station agent
making the best record during the year.
This is offered for success in getting
business and for general excellence.
The first prize Is $3.50 cash. and this
was won by Mr.. Keller. who is now
agent at Santa Ana, Cal.
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WALLPAPER.

-~.~0~~1~~O~-~-~-~-~O~~~ -.
HAVING ordered an unusual "a e e
stock for spring We must make room -
selling all small quantities ct nan pm
Good patterns at and Sc per double IQ li,
fine colds at from IS to 25c per OOLOi0
roll. worth % to SOC per roll .-.-s
Geo. W. Ebert & Co, 326 State. FhoH7
12SSK
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Building Permits.
BORN.

ORGAN.-On Jan. S, 1902 at Lambert
court to the wife OF R. r. Organ, q
daughter
LARSEN.-On Jan. s 1902, at Lambert
court. to the wife Of Charles Larsen, a
son.
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OSTEOPATHY.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
STORAGE
STONE REpAIRS

~~~~N-~-~OOO-O~0~~- O~0~-~~0~-~@s~s-~--7
STOVES BOUGHT and sold. stove az
range repairs; parts for sale Tel v-Y a.
J. T. Lovett, 81 E. Sd So.
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For all you people who are paying rent.
Why not stop this rent paying and own a
home Of less roOnexro
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IF YOU want to buy or sell real es-
tate, or want fire insurance, call and
see me IN my new Office august stem.
105SX.
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FUTILE BROS, 149 Main street.
Modern and handsome 7-rm. house and
and Sth E. SITS, for $500 is worth Sl,S0o.
1-rm. bk. and fine lot Ssxl15 on H ST.,
81 $50.
futile Bros, Progress-Herald Bldg.
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HONEST HOMEsi HOMEst

5-ROOM Dr.. 2lzx1O rods, I'd w. bet. 5th
and 9Th So, g, 500.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co., 81 Main
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DIED..

O~~~O~~~~-~--O0-~-0~~-~
PARSONS.-In this city, 81 South Fourth
West Jan. II, 1902. Mrs. LOttie Parsons,
wife of o. r. Parsons of Bingham. aged
. years and days.
Funeral Monday at , p. m. from Wat
SONS undertaking parlOrs.
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YOUNG NAN wishes position as druG
clerk. Address c SO, Herald office.
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FoR FTRNfTURE ana carpets can At
/. y. L. Furniture & Carpet InstallmeRt
House; terms, s. on SO; SO on $780, As
East Second South.
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: BROS. 14a Main street.

10x10 CORNER of Sth and I SITS. facing
south and west, 81 SOC
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co., 81 Main.
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AS HOUSEHOLDER or matron. Ad-
dress c 81. Herald.
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MORMON GOLD COINS wanted; we
viii pay a good cash premium on GOV,
IS, so and $50 Mormon coins. Callahan
"Ol6 Book" Store, "a West End So. st.
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IF YOU are looking for a cosy home
with plenty of breathing space, I have
one for sale near 9Th East near 18th
South. 1t is a 4-room brick has a fin
ished attic. water in the house The lot
is 6x1 lilo rods. and can be bought for
$500. A. Richter, Is West 1st South St.
Tel 6l.
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GENTLEMAN, tall and stately, excel
lent character, generous and kind. $780,
600 and lovely home. seeks happiness in
marriage. Governor room D, 404
Vine, Cincinnati, o.
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5Sxl65 FIT. alley in rear. elegant bldg
lot. ID So near 9Th E. 81, 500
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co. 251 Main.
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FOR sAIERFAI EsTATE

1z5xl57 FIT. 18th E. near 1Ith So. 81. 008.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co., 81 Main.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. W. F. Arm
strong, president; j. E. Game. cashier.
1890
Castle Gate, Clear Creek, Winter
Quarters. Sunnyside lump, nut and
slack; anthracite Gall sizes]. 73 South
Main street; telephone 429.
D. J. SHARP. Agent.
H L. Schwartz, Jeweier and Watch
maker. Lowest prices. e. 3rd South.
Royal Zwieback, pure, clean, healthy;
good for everybody: 10c per dozen. For
sale The Royal. 252 South Main.
DR.. g. ]. Field,
Specialist, skin, nito-urinary and
rectal diseases. 5th floor Progress Bldg.
Electrical display and ball, Christen-
sens, Jan. Is.
DR.. z. NJ. Keysor's method Of filing
teeth is painless. 162 Main street, Auer-
bach building. Telephone 1920 K
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sPlRITuALIsM.

--------------~--- -----------
MRS. p. FONTYN, clairvoyant and
trance medium 267 So. West Temple
MEETING anC tests at S o'clock To-
night Admission 10 cents. Mrs p
Fontyne. 267 South West Temple
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For all you people who are paying rent
Why not stop this rent paying and own a
home of your own for less money?
Please compare the following figures
with those of loan companies and then
take your choice:
5 LOCO, Mo. payments, $3.50; s. on principal
S 1000, Mo payments. $l1-OO; $40 on prin-
cipal.
5000. Mo. payments $3.50; SIS on prin-
cipal
5000, Mo. payments $3.50; s25 on prin-
cipal
$4,000. Mo. payments $500; so on prin-
cipal
$4,000 have already been contracted for
homes in the National Home Seekers As
sociation in Salt Lake City in the past 30
days. The association will begin buying
these homes in the next two months,
which will continue. from that time on.
Every person holding a contract IN THIS
association is absolutely certain of secur-
ing home, and your payments are much
less than rent and No Interest Is Charged
This is Not a Building & Loan Associa-
ton. but a Cooperative enterprise IN
which every member procures MS nome
in the order in which applications are
filed. For full particulars call on or adj
dress the following offices:
Salt Lake City office, No. $40 Dooly
Block
Ogden office, No. 3OS Eccles Block.
Murray office, Laundry Office, Murray
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ELEVATORS.
FURS.
HAT FACTORY.
MEDICAL

DR.. E S. PAYNE, 142 South Main
street Specialist in diseases Of women
and children; satisfaction guaranteed Il
every case. Call or write TO above al
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
fee of the Weather Bureau.


fee of the Weather Bureau.
Maximum temperature, q degrees; min
imum temperature, % degrees; mean tenn
peratuTe, 36 degrees, which is 10 degrees
above the normal: accumulated excess of
temperature since LIST of month, 36 de-
grees. Total precipitation from p. m.
to 6 p. m, none; accumulated deficiency
of precipitation since LIST of month, %
inch.
Building Permits.
Building permits were issued during the
past week as follows:
James Anderson. 226 Tenth East.
frame addition ....--.-..-........-...S 70
W. @. McGinty, % Twelfth East,
brick cottage .--.-..-...-..-....-..--.. l,aJO
William IlingswOrth, Third East,
between Eighth and Ninth South,
brick cottage .......................... 1000
j. Stevenson. Fifth South, between
Fifth and Sixth East, brick double
residence ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0,VyJ
Z. Taylor, Thirteenth East. between
Fifth and Sixth South, brick cot
t2ge -, - llUJ
Robert A Brighton, Thirteenth
East, between Fifth and Sixth
South, brick residence ............ 5000
Total 81, SIS
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eusI NESS CHANcE S.

~~~O~~~-~-~~~~~O~~ ~~~-~D-~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~
DOLLARS AND HORSE SENSE
Our new booklet; interesting reading and
valuable information, showing permanent
weekly income from investments Of SO
to $4,000; statement Of profits actually
to date; extensive reference list from sat
isfied customers. w. W. Hara, Union
Trust Building Cincinnati Ohio.
Idle Money Probably Employed
In stocks and grain by our satisfactory
system of speculation, honestly con-
HENRY FLINT & CO.. No 90 Broadway,
New York.
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Home Cooperative COMPANY!

DON'T pay rent or interest another
day, but come and investigate our plan,
buy a house and we will pay for -, or if
you have a mortgage will pay that and
will give you sixteen years and eight
months to pay 1t back TO US at the rate
of 1915 per month on each $1,000. And
we cancel the debt. If you can. pay rent
you can own a home. We have about
5000 contracts, and are increasing at The
rate of more than 100 each day. We lave
a large number of people in homes that
we have bought for them. Come and see
US. and see the proof of what we here
say We want good agents. Room 2O5
Harmon block, 81 East Second South
street.
50X137 FIT. 6-rm. frame, good flowing
well, trees etc, $3.50.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co., 251 Main.
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OPTICIANS.

COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO., go MAIN
Wholesale and retail manuf. opticians
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ARCHITECTS.
Cash REGISTERS.
COLLECTIONS
CLEANING AND DYEING.


UTAH Steam Dyeing and Cleaning &C.,
S. E 2rd So High-class work; moder-
ate prices. Telephone No EAA
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H. L. Schwartz, Jeweier and Watch
maker. Lowest prices. z. 3rd South.
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GROOM double br. cottage, Paxton ave,
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co., PSI Main.
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Electrical display and ball, Christen-
sens, Jan. %.
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DRESSMAKING or plain sewing want
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ASSAYERS.

mos 1ssG3 oFFfCE. is2 s6G16
West Temple street. NJ 5. Hansuer,
manager. Analytical work a specially.
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J. F. BOES. Manufacturing Jeweler.
Removed 10 259 Main
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

NOT ONLY can you buy watches and
Jewelry cheaper than anywhere else. let
me also remind you 1 have the reputation
Of knowing how 70 make watch ran
and keep time. Sickle. the jeweler. 20 Z.
I'd South street Mall orders attended to-
FINE LINE Of watches and jsweIry
just received c E. ". Bowers 6251 T.
ID Sc
] F. BoFs Manufacturine- TeuaIo-
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SGANENGER.
TPIINK REPAIRING.
TICKET BROKERS.

~~o~0~ONO~O~S@S~~~9o~O~~1 60 2
OSCAR GROSHELL- Cheap fdllIOS-
tickets everywhere. p Main street
a. T. MOON co. bug and sell RAJ e---
ROAD TICKETS. rs Main ST CpF
XVaIEar House
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South street, Salt Lake CITY. samples 0y
mail or express receive prompt attention.
r. H. OFFICER & CO., assayers, lf9
South West Temple street Salt Lake city
W. H TREMAYNE, Assayer, over 40
Main street, Salt Lake City, Uta1- Mail
samples receive prompt attention.