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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31

sci containing liquid air is quickly
blown OUT showing expansive power
a steam whistle Is blown by using a
small quantity Of liquid air IN a tube;
ice gathering on the tube,
An lcicle Is made of frozen alcohol,
aud whisky and other substances ordi-
narily difficult TO freeze are easily
fro2ea.
Nails are driven with hammer made
Of frozen mercury
Specific gravity
A kettle of liquid air bolls on cake
OF ice, steam Issuing freely from the
spout.
A Kettle Is placed over a fire and ice
Is formed therein while actually over
the flame.
Illustrating the medical uses Of
liquid air
Combustion OF cotton
Burning Of hair felt,
Spectacular experiment OF burning
carbon In a tumbler formed OF Ice and
containing liquid air the burning car
bon not melting the ice. a marvellous
contrast In temperatures,
The lecturer and demonstrators Is
Prof. w X. Patty OF New York. and his
experiments reveal the voyages Of eX,
ploralion into the strange country q
unknown temperatures. The liquid air
Itself It's snowy yapor and all the re-
markahlo experiments can be distinctly
seen from all parts OF the auditorium
OF BaITatt halt LIQUID air Is $40 de-
grees colder than ice You can dir
your hand into It, but n held In Il for
two minutes your fingers could be
broken on like iclcles. It viii cause
frost 10 gather thick on the sides and
ON the bottom Of a kettle boiling over
hot stove. II VIII freeze iron so that
Il Is as brittle as glass.
The lecture Is given under the aus
pices OF the University az Utah Or. T.
+. Merrill being IN charge OF arrange
ments No money viii be made by the
university out OF the affair. which Is
put forth by the institution simply foi
It's educational features The authorl-
ties Of the Latter-day Saints university
co-operated heartily with the state un.
Nersity. with the result that the public
as well as he students OF the institu-
tions. viii have an opportunity OF wit
Messing this marvellous performance.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mutual Improvement conference will
be held in the Eighteenth and Cannon
wards tomorrow night,
A telephone message from Logan TO
the News" at noon today says. I'VE
have a foot OF snow on the ground, and
= ID still coming"
The window, sash and door men are
holding meetings now TO fix prices for
the coming season, and the Indications
are that prices win be pretty stir.
Rev Father keenan,, chaplain OF 81.
Mary's cathedral for many years, and
a good old soul, has gone to Denver to
remain. He leaves many well wlshers
IN this city.
Newsdealers, agents and individuals
who have any copies OF the Christmas
News on hand, In good condition, will
be allowed full price for them II they
VIII forward them at once to the News
Office,
Commencing tomorrow the following
quartet Will be q feature at the SER
vices OF the First Congregational
church; Mrs. Martha Royle King, So
prano: Miss Edna Dryer, contralto:
Ed Copley, bass. and Fred Graham,
tenor
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Veteran Volunteer Firemen's assocla-
ton VIII be held at their hail. 27i Cam
yon road. on Monday evening, Feb. 2.
1903, az o'clock sharp, when business
Of Importance viii be placed before the
meeting. Nominations for officers for
the ensuing year win also take place
A full attendance OF all officers and
members Is earnestly requested.
Miners consumption caused the death
yesterday afternoon ot Peter Kenney,
who passed away at ST. Marks hospital
after a short Illness Deceased was a
native Of County Down. Ireland, whore
he was born about 45 years ago. He
came to America IN 1884 and had work.
ed as a miner IN Ieadville and at the
DAILY and Silver King mines in Park
city In which camps he was well
known. The funeral viii be held Mon
day at p. m. at ST. Marks cathedral.
The veteran artllerymen Of the Maui
WOO Legion will hold their next meeting
on Tuesday Feb, g. IN the armory hall.
under the Presiding Bishops office, In
the tilhlng yard. at S o'clock prompt.
The association Is making excellent
progress the addition OF the ladies' aux
Hilary causing a widespread interest TO
he taken in II. Since their last meet
Ing, when several ladies Joined the as
ISOLATION, q great many more have ex-
pressed their intention TO join at the
next meeting. The members feel much
encouraged, and the outlook is bright
for large increase to the association.
The purpose Of the society Is TO en-
ccuraee social relations among ITS
members, and especially, render aid TO
eaeh other and their families i'm cases
OF sickness or death. 1t Is not a secret
society
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SHOOTING ACCIDENT.
Miss Woodbury. May Lose an Eye as a
Result.

Hattie Woodbury. the l7-year-old
daughter Of the late William J. Wood.
bury. and a student at the University Of
Utah, was the victim OF a shooting ac-
cldent yesterday afternoon which may
cost her The sight OF the left eye. The
shooting was done by her lS.year-old
brother Willis, who playfuny pointed
a toy pistol az her with the remark
that he would show her how holdups
did. The pistol was loaded with a
blank cartridge and the full charge
thereof pene gazing the young woman's
eye, burning Il so badly that II Is feared
she Will lose the sight Of Il entirely. The
accident occurred az the family home
iSs Wellington avenue between
Seventh and Eighth South and sixth
and seventh East streets. DR.. Mlllrou
Was called IN and dressed the young
lady's wounds. but II win be day on
TAO before the extent Of the injury Is
escertained.
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NEW TEACHERS ENGAGED.
Il. d. S. University Begins New Semes'
ter With Enlarged Faculty.

The second semester Of the Latter
day Saints University will begin on
Monday next New students will be
registered in all high school, normal
preparatory, and business courses
Parts Of the new building will be oc-
cupied in a few days, and prepare
tons have been made for the reception
Of the new flock OF students who VIII
enter the various courses on Monday
Among the features OF especial note is
the provision of beginning classes for
all eighth grade graduates IN English
mathematics. science, languages et,..
lust as II they were entering al the
regular fall opening Of the school year
In September There was an impress
sion abroad last year that regular stu
dents could enter only at the begin-
ming OF the first semester. but pains
have been taken this year 10 correct
his impression and II Is now pretty
well known that eighth grade gradu-
ates and others can enter the various
courses 10 advantage at this time
Among cher subjects that viii begin on
Monday are botany, biology, higher and
elementary algebra various grades Of
higher English, pedagogy. the law OF
sales. theology cooking. dressmaklng
aesthetics. art. economics, and the var
ious business courses in bookkeeping
shorthand. telegraphy typcGritlng
penmanship, higher accounting. etc.
Two new teachers have been engag-
cd for the ensuing semester one OF
them is Prof, Charles Kent, th bari
tone sololst and trainer IN vocal work
lie Is to drill the school as a whole m
general on devotional singing, and win
also train. on four days each week.
ladies' and a mems glee club Tor spe-
cial occasions The engagement OF
Prof. Kent was effected under the adj
vice Of Prof Stephens. who teaches the
regular class in vocal music and
whose work does not include the parts
10 be taken by Prof Kent. The other
teacher ncwly engaged is Mrs Mar
linda + Larsen. wife " former lnstruc-
tor Larsen. who VIII assist In the short
hand and typcTriting departments
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State University Providing for a
Big Public Demonstration.
LECTURE ON TUESDAY NIGHT
Strawberries and Cranberrles Frozen
while Steel Pens Are welded
IN she same Glass.

Next Tuesday at 1880 p. m. In Bar
raft hall Of the J.. d. s. university,
there win be public educational lee
ture Of unusual interest The subject
Of the lecture and demonstration is the
latest triumph Of applied science, the
truly marvellous product called liquid
air; that 49, simply, air that has been
reduced TO the LIQUID state. II Is a
strange and almost incomprehenslbe
thing TO think Of, that the common air
we breathe should low like water yet
It Is fact And to see what Is done
with this strange substance produces
establishment that words cannot ex-
press Following is list Of some Of
the experiments that are performed;
Liquid air Is exhibited 80 that all can
see II and some explanation given Of
It's nature and properties.
Dipping handkerchief in liquid air
Il still remains dry.
Spectacular experiment with frozen
roses; rendered brittle, but retaining
their color
An ordinary rubber ball Is bounced,
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SENATOR R0AR SAID

In speaking Of American and
Spanish gunnery: 1T Is
not the amount Of metal
thrown Its what hits
the mark" It's Just so In add
yertising. 1t is not how
much advertising you do;
it's what reaches the mark.
Deseret News advertising Is
judiclous Advertising ev-
cry advertising shot tells
tells In results. The News"
fires your shot into thous-
ands Of the best homes IN Salt
Lake City and surrounding
territory, Puts you In touch
with the best business men
and merchants. II Is read In
the evening when the days
labors are finished. That's
the only time the housewife
has TO peruse the papers for
the bargains that are offered
at the stores down town.
News readers are buyers
they are people with money
You can get some OF It by
going after 1.-THE field Is
open
Call up 3S9-2 rings and ask
the ad, man to call and see
you.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WEATHER REPORT.


Record at the local Office of the
weather bureau for the "A hours ending
At q. IN. today.
Barometer reading at n. M, 1928
inches. Temperature at a. m, "a de-
grees, maximum, Al; minimum, 90;
mean, 80, which is degrees below nor
nal.
Excess Of daily mean temperature
since the FIRST Of the month. 12i degrees,
Precipitation for the "a hours ending
at a, m, 81 inch.
Precipitation since the first Of the
month, eli inches, which Is go inch
above normal
FORECASTS TILL p. NJ, SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity.
Light snow tonight and Sunday cold
er sunday
For Utah: Forecasts taken at Dem
Yer, Colo:
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The storm il now central over Al
berta, but covers the entire western
portion OF the United States. Precipi-
tgtion has occurred over Washington,
Oregon California, Idaho, Neyada,
northern Utah, and Montana. 1t Is
warmer over the Great Basin ana the
country between the Rocky Mountains
and the Mississippi river
J.. II. MURDOCH,
Section Director.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

"TnIs BEATS NEW yhhSns sso,a hE,fa
tiers procured under south DAs,s,los -
Anew dollars Write Tor !I 'PIhlip "
blanks bylaws and form, :, s,.,e hs'a
renee. late Asst Sec'y OF s'e
Beadle Co. South Dakota ~~
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Commercial Club Considered That
And Other Public Matters
AS 70 STREET CAR SERVICE.
Removal OF Pest House Advocated
About HevokiDg FranehIses-
Fewer Couneilmen wanted.

At an interesting meeting last even
ing, al the Commercial club, Of the
committee on legislation, the water bill
was up for discussion prior to intro
ducton into the Legislature. and some
changes were made, one change pro-
yides for Ave commissioners instead Of
three. another makes the Office OF COM
missioner elective instead OF appontive
by the mayor, and each commissioner Is
10 receive slO0 per year the chairman
10 receive not over $1,000. A proposed
bin was also approved providing for
the appointment of a commission to sc-
cure for the state the benefits Of the
reclamation fund Ia the national fri
cation law. The appropriation for eX-
penses was Increased 10 $4,000
The Withholding from publication Of
the report Of the committee appointed
to investigate the street railway was
adversely commented upon but nothing
was done. The fact that The pest
house Is the mouth Of Parley's can.
yon was severely criticised and a prop
oslton was approved 20 have II To-
Gated m some other and more suitable
place a proposed legislative enact
ment was discussed depriving corpora
tons and individuals Of their franchises
where the provisions Of the same were
violated, and the sentiment was that
the state law governing this ought to
be enforced. The committee discussed
the ACCESSIBILITY of reducing the pre-
cinct representation In the city council,
on the ground that more business can
be transacted by a smaller council.
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then being subjected 10 liquid air II
becomes hard, after which It Is smash
ed on the floor like glass,
Showing air IN vacuum bulbs.
Welding steel pens,
Strawberries or cranberrles frozen
while steel pens are welded In same
glass at the same time,
Crushing Of tin clippers, strips of tin
and copper, like go much pasteboard.
Humorous experiments with steaks,
eggs. fruit and other substances frozen
IN liquid air.
Spectacular experiment OF spray OF
the liquid air
A plug driven with force into yes-
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On. SAMUEL H. ALLEN.


, Dr. Allen has recently returned from
Baltimore. Nd. where he has taken a
years postgraduate course 90 the
Johns Hopkins hospital especial atten-
tic. having been given to surgery ana
diseases OF women. Or. Allen has act
Cd as surgeon for the r. G.. " Ry. al
Provo during the past 10 years, and
since his return from Baltimore has
beeii elected a member Of the Salt Lake
County Medical Society
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UTAH CONVENTIONAL AND sAvospANr

Interest paid on savings W. +.
Armstrong, prest., Byron Groo. vice.
preet. J r. Game. cashier.
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.
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SAFES.
MOVING AND STORAGE

REDMAN VAN h STORAGE ot I. ~,
81 w. end south Money advances nv ne
Packing and shipping q sP ss 9rsmol, y
proof storage isd and vs. . W. W.
Phone So ----.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

II. +. WHITMAN & CO., THE OLD RE-
liable aud conservative hrm. are still paying
their regular dividends as heretofore, on
each and every tuesday throughout the
year. his profit will not be reduced as they
are amply able to continue earning the same
on all capital invested Your money is not
used for gambling purposes hut Is invested
In legitimate business and is fully protected
by their extensive properties. Deposits may
DO Withdrawn at any time. In part or In full,
on demand Business men, banks. and mer-
camille agencies throughout the country In
dorse their methods Rigid inquiry and
thorough Investigation solicited. For full
particulars address II. f. Whitman 4 Co.,
Jallaghsn Bldg, San Francisco, Cal.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

B.P. O. ELKs.-THE BENEVOLENT
and Protective order Of Elks meets each
Wednesday evening al o'clock; " STATE
II. u. DEARDoRFF, L. r.
A. w. RAYBOULD. Secretary.
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OPTICIANS.

SCHOOL CHILDREN's EYES TESTED
free, II, @. Jensen o. D.. y. o., at ]. > Jen.
sen & Sons, Jewellers, s. Main St
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UTAH JUNK CO., HIGHEST pRIoEPAID
for scrap IRON rags, bottles. rubber, copper
brass etc. % z sth so Tel ~
THE pEsEREr NEWS WILL SELL A
limited number OF the latest edition OF shs
standard Dictionary for Tithiug or StorepaS
Price 120O
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--s-7=--=a=------======---s
THE BEST ROCKY MOUNTAIN
SCENERY.

Colorado Midland Railway Pullman
Observation Cars Across Rockies by
Daylight, Ticket Office. Dooly Bltck.
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.

KEYS FITTED.
"a South West Temple. J. A. Meredith.
BICYCLES REPAIRED,
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DAIRY 4 cREA merry.

KEYSTONE DAIRY. q EAST 1sr So
Phone so dealers In pure milk. cream AMI
utter, Bottled milk speciality. Our MOTIF
purity and cleanliness
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INDIAN BLANKETS AND BASKETS,
mrs, ZANE head. souvenirs and curios Al. Y.
Nehssys Curio store, Knutsiord Aotsl BLDG.
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CHEAP. lxi7H RODS ilrH SO. BET
9th aud 9Th East, $4,000.
So, 1856.
Good broom red brick house, large barn
ana cellar Lot afx0 rods 18th T. and 18th
20. 81 500
SIKH rods OF good land Tor building pur.
poses, facing east 800, Elevation high good
cellar obtalnable.
See usfor good building lots in Forest Dale
Ashton Real Estate Co.. sO7 News Bldg.
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lions SAVINGS BANK & TRUST
co. has half million dollars TO loan
in sums TO suit borrower on FIRST class
collateral al lowest market rates.
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This space VIII contain the number
Of Rocky Mountain Bell telephones in
Salt Lake each Saturday. Today, S0Sl.
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SWEDISH FAMINE FUND.
Contributions Have Now Reached q
Total of S38l.55.

The scandinaylans in this city are
working hard for the relief Of the fam
Inc sufferers in northern Sweden and
thus far their efforts have met with u
fair measure OF success IL Is now am
nounced that the University Dramatic
club has stepped forward and proflered
its services, and as a result another
rendition OF 1.-THE Amazons viii be Civ.
oh at the Fheater at an early date. Com
tibuuons received are reported by A.
W. Carlson as follows.
ANEulN- LlImDH InmN u 1910 400. ~
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Everybody drinks Manitou water.
the wafer that made Colorado famous
UTAH LIQUOR CO., 1928 so. MAIN.
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II. A. BRoADDUs, WITH w.w.HALL.
227 So. Main St, Salt Lake City, Utah. No
charge for examinations. Work guaran.
teed. Prices reasonable.
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NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS

lust issued. Send TO Deseret News
Book Store, Salt Lake City, Utah, for
a free copy. Special terms 10 dealers,
agents and canvassers.
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FIRE PROOF STORAGE.
MITCHELL VAN AND s Io,,s
moves everything. s. W. end soa'n'
soAvEhcERs'
STOVE REPAIRS.
spIRlTUALlsm'

WE TELL WHAT you Wish l fHsSrsr
or no nav Naterlailklng seanc,ss, Bro,
and unday nights Atnold-D'
30 Fast Sd >onth. ------>-
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cAgsTESsEN a ANsoN.

Temple 81 Music.
Announce that on Feb ., and 4 they
VIII offer two new $500 upright pianos
Cor N75 each Cash or time payments
II VIII pay you 20 see us before buying
piano or organ. Remember the num-
Der. 81 and So South Main street. Cor
respondence solicited.
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THF SEMI
WEEKLY NEWS,
the GREAT COUNTRY PAPER
or me wtsL

Is issued Mondays and Thursdays and
contains an the cream Of the Daily and
Saturday News.
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% per cent OF Mems Wooden Under
wear; see show window. Nicol &
crabbe Co. 20 Main Street.
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pooK BINpING.

And printing specially attended TO az
. The Deseret News once. Estimates
promptly furnished. Rush orders a
specially.
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CARPENTERS AND JosssRs.

PATTERN MAKERS. JoBBIS o. PROMPT
sork. H. Williams ia & lists. Phone 80 v
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VOLS fenholme Coal Co.
81 West Second South. Tel. ls5.
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FluFF-RUc WORKS.

RUGS MADE FROM YOUR OLD OAR.
cts tovard 6aby, Prop. IS W. So. TEN.
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Acknowledged Jany a, 1903 . q. SS85.OJ
From W. u. Jensen WllfoQ
ward, Salt Lake county. ..... 90
From Andrew Jensen Wlford
ward, Salt Lake county. .... 80
From Anders Peterson Wilford
ward, salt Lake county. ..... 90
From Hans W. Keller Wnford
ward, Salt Lake county. . 20
From a. Pearson Wlford
ward, Salt Lake county. - 20
From Catherine Nilsson. NiIford
ward salt Lake county. d. ... %
From Hans Anderson. Wnford
ward salt Lake county .... 25
From Frederick Samuelson. VIII
ford ward. Salt Lake county. so
from Johanna Pike. Wnford
ward, Salt Lake county. .... 90
From August Nilsson. Wilfop
ward, salt Lake county. ... 90
From Euck Pearson, Niltord
ward salt Lake county. .... 100
From David Evans Spanish
f"iN '''.",.' ".''t'. '..''..,, 100
From A. p. Magnl, Salt Lake
Ivy '''.'sFt+ s.s'-s'. tt........., 80
From a. Lork Magni salt Lake
''A4 '''''.',, t.'s''t t.tt+-t.t..., 3D.
From sigrld Magni salt Lake
lily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
From j, G.. Christensen. Goshen. loo
From Mrs Eva Morteusrn. Eighth
Ward salt Lake City. ... 100
! From y, c. Larsen. Provo. .. 600
From Carl +. Anderson. Twenty.
third ward. Salt Lake city. 100
From Nies Christian Jensen.
First ward. Salt Lake city go
from Nels Graham. Mink Creek.
Idaho. Go. 60. .... 49,. ..... 1oo
From j NJ. Petersen, Richmond
Utah ID. foo
From Alexander Hedouist. Provo, 100
From r, Nielsen. Logan =. $50, 500
From n. p. Rasmussen. Levan. 1000
From Mrs. Helen Dahl. East Jor.
dun.s O.. o.. .. e. . .. . 100
Prom Miss Louisa Dahl. East Jor.
dan. .. .. d, 900, e.. ... 100
From Dahl Bros. East Jordan i. 400
From c, r. Savage. Salt Lake
From E. W. Inn. Perry. Boxsldcr z"
county. .. q, o e.. =. ....... eco
! Tntal" q" /" .s3Si55
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The Windsor European Hotel. loca-
ton most central. rates reasonable.
special rates by week or month";. q.
Scott
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pIAMoND coAL. 81 W. 2Np sd.
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WANTED.

GOOD BRIGHT BOY FOR Dash BOY.
Must have references. Apply III, Deseret
News
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

oANvASsFRs AND HUsTLERs MAKE
big money selling magnifylng photograph
frames; sell az sight. Send for lrcnlar and
prices. Glen Rock Novelty Works, Glenn
Rock Pa.
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BY MlDDLE-AGED JAPANESE. POSI-
tlon as cook In Mormon family. Address T.
o, Box $50. salt Lake city,
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. o.
car Groshell, sales agent for Utah. ST.
pert cash register repairing. No. "a Nun,
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TICKET BROKERS
LUM Der DEALERS.

GEO, r. FELT & Co. CoMBINATloy
fence, lumber, shingles, lath, sash. dom
etc. Cor. sth So. and State. Tel n
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PERSONALS.

ELEGANT nAlRDREsslNy ri, foa
manicuring, etc. Full stock o. pa,e sspsrf
Also exclusive Ladies lurhlsl ps' iraS
ment. The best OF every l ny ..oeth
floor The sanltarlum. 81 o. Sra -