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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-06
OIL FOUND AT sHELBINA.
Five Thousand Acres Already Tn
der Lease.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Shelbina, No.. May 5.-The latest excite
ment In this vicinity IS oil. A field, about
nine miles long by from one to three miles
wide. has been located little northeast of
this place.
The land is near one of the SURVEYS of the
proposed Eldon and ST. Louis Railroad and
the Burlington CUTOFF survey from Quincy
to Clarence. Mo-. runs through the north
portion of the land. The surface Indications
are equal to the field of Pennsylvania.
Wells have been dug forty to sixty feet
deep. for water in which oil is so pre-
doned
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-06
Notre Dame Church Benen,.

A music and dramatic entertainment, in
connection with euchre and hop. will he
given on Friday evening" May %, at the
opening of the Suburban Garden by the
Booth-Mansfield Dramatic Club for the ben
eft of Notre Dame Church. The Reverend
c. F. O'Leary has secured the services Of
will be no expense spared to furnish most
enjoyable and pleasant evening. The pro-
gramme IS varied and extensive. and the
able. Innes's Orchestra will furnish music.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-06

the court in banc. to-day being the first
day:
State ex rel Churtz VS.. Thomas: motion
to advance filed.
Hagan VS. Continental National Bank:
continued to October term.
Rice. Silk & Co. VS.. Sally: argued and
submitted.
Dodge VS. Sherwood; submitted on brief
by appellant.
Wagner VS.. Edison Electric Illumination
Company: argued and submitted by appel
liant; submitted on brief by respondent.
DE Geofrey vs. Merchants Briuge Ter
minal Company: continued to October term
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-06
NEW OFFICERS IN CHARGE.
Z. A. Noonan and Henry Kersting
Assume Duties as Prosecutors.

E. A. Noonan assumed charge yesterd.y
as Assistant City Attorney in the Dayton
street Police Court. Henry A. Kersting,
the newly appointed Assistant City Attor-
also assumed charge of his duties.
Attorney T: L. Anderson, who has been
sAsststant City Attorney In the Dayton
s,teet Police Court, becomes City Attorney.
Albert Burgess. who was Assistant City At
torney In the South ST. Louis Police Court,
VIII engage In the practice of law.
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Perfect Health Regained.

Mrs. l.. Won Stienau. 332 Fifth street.
Milwaukee. Wis. writes:
II feel IL my duty to write and tell YOU
how much good Peruna has done me. 1
have been sufferer for years with female
trouble. causing backache and at times ter
rihe headaches. / had also complications
from indigestion and heart trouble. SO that
! often had to lie down: A. friend advised
me to try Per1Ina I had little faith in any
medicine. as ] had tried so much without
getting any relief. but to please her I gave
much better that I decided TO continue its
use and by the time / had taken six bot
ties ] was in perfect health. was regular.
had nc more headaches-in fact. my health
is now all that could wish. Peruna IS GER
tainly an es,imabc medicine and we'll wor-
thv OF praise Mrs. E. Won StinnaU.
Women are subject 10 pelvic catarrf1.
This condition has been called all sorts Of
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-06
Women, Consult
DR.. Hartman.
Advice Free.

Miss Florence MIL
ler. 492 A ! a b a n a
street. Buffalo, y.
Y. writes:
II am proud and
happy that I am
able TO praise Pc
runa as il deserves,
as the best medicine
for the ills so many
women suffer from
and do not know
which way to turn
for Ii g | p. If all
women who suffer
as l did with period
al backache. head
ache and that all
worn-out ( eel n &
woI1l6 take Parma
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Sunday Excursions.

wa Vandaiia Line will be inaugurated for
lower rates to intermediate points Train
,aa.es st. Louis s:iS "a. m, returning leaves
Emng nam at 4:l5 p m. Ticket Offices.
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st. Lawrence O'Tooie's Young Mems So
dality will give a complimentary hop FRI
day evening in the schools hali. on Four
teenth street. between Biddie and o'Fallon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-06

"Boro- -Formslin" elmer & Amend). an
Sseptic dressing for burns. sores, cuts.
bruises or any sirr!la. accident or affliction.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-06

| they would soon find that 1t put new
| life into the body and took away all the
| aches and pains and weariness."-Miss
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-06

hight
tnall-
8 old
|buei-
L. &
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|clave
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21
JUDGE POWERS NEW HOWE, "LIN0ERLONOER"

S. b. 1877 Love- modihes the law in
regard TO property exemptions. IL elm
mates from the present law the pro-
visions as 10 mechanics and laborers
liens and makes the owner liable for
improvements. materials and work OF
clerk, mechanic or empl0ye. This went
10 the Judiciary committee
S. h. 13S Love was prepared by the
county commissioners, and provides
that ownership maps be kept IN the Of
fee Of the recorder under different
regulations. hI4tl.
S. r. $40 Qewis) provides for the sale
Of stray, unbranded animals by the
county. This. bill went to the commit
tee on livestock and the committee
decided TO report unfavorablyl
S. y. l42 c.. P, LARSEN fixes the
standard Of purity of Illuminating oils.
The fire test Is fixed at 40 and the
penalty for violation Is fixed at 5000,
The bin was sent 10 the committee on
manufacture and commerce,
Bill l43 C.. p. LARSEN Is Intended to
make March an open month tor the
shooting Of geese. ducks, snipe, brant
and swan. Senator Larsen explained
that in their migratlons these birds are
in Sanpete county In March and that
II the Sanpete hunters could not shoot
them then they could not shoot them
at all The bill was sent TO the fish
and game committee.
The public health committee report
ed fayorably on II. b. IS. the phar-
maceutlcal measure, II was amended
10 allow stores in towns outside of
cities Of the first and second class
TO sell medicines and poisonous drugs.
The committee on county and munich
pal corporations reported adversely on
s. B. 100, and fayorably on bills l22,
rs and 1lS. The judiciary committee
recommended the passage Of bills So, II,
lO4, 49, lis, 129 So and liz All the
reports were adopted
The shorest lived bill OF this session
was S. b. 140 by Lewis, providing for
the sale Of stray cattle that We're un-
branded The bill was introduced yes
terday and killed by the livestock COM
mittee after the Session.
Senate bill 81, providing for an addl-
tional Judge for the Salt Lake district,
was made the special order for Wed
nesday at o'clock The senate ad
journed until Tuesday Monday being
a legal holiday.
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pEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2l, 1908


settlement Of accounts Referred 10
judiciary committee.
II. b. No. 1871, by Hawley--Provldes
that counties in which cases originate
must pay all trial expenses When
change OF venue Is taken. Referred 10
judiciary committee.
II. B No. 1872. by Watts-Proyides
for the transmission Of papers on ap-
peal to the supreme court on an az
hdayit Of impecunlosity, Referred 10
the committee on judiciary.
II. -. No 1888, by Watts. by request
Requires that In an appeal the bill Of
exceptions must assign the particular
errors upon which The party relics ne
ferred TO the judiciary committee
At 5l5 the house adjourned untll
Tuesday next at 10 a, m. Hereafter
two sessions will be held daily one at
10 a. m and the other az p m, eX-
ceptlng Sundays and Saturday after
moons,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wEATHfR REPORT.

Record n the local office Of the
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
at a, nj today
Barometer reading az G q. m, 25.9S
inches Temperature at 9 a. M, II DC
gecs; maximum, 2S; minimum, l2,
mean. 90 which Is l6 degrees below
noiinal.
Deficiency Of daily mean temperature
since the FIRST of the month, 2Si de-
grees
Deficiency Of daily mean temperature
since Jan. |, 1853 degrees.
Precipitation since the first OF the
month. Is inch. which Is Is inch be-
l0W normal
Excess IN precipitation since Jan. J.
20 inch.
FORECASTS TILL G j.. Nj, SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city
and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday
Utah: forecast taken at Denver
ColOrado).
Fair tonight and Sunday
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
a great area Of high pressure covers
The country west OF the Mississippi
river. Precipitation has occurred along
the Oregon coast, and over northwest
oYn Minnesota. II Is warmer over ore
son, California, western Colorado, and
colder over eastern Montana and the
pakotas.
l.. II. MURDOCH,
Section Director
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HOUSE BILLS

In view Of this prearrangel trip there
was a much quleter tone in the house.
and five measures We're passed. The
first one was Representative Smith 9
sheep scab inspection bin No. ga. Ittvas
passed by vote OF - 10 0. Represen-
tatiNe Hairs bin, relating to marks ana
brands, as amended In the senate being
No. II, as substitute for No. 81. also
passed,
House joint memorial No. 2, by Repre-.
sentative Luther. relating TO forest re-
serves, passed Representative Austin
called up 5. Il. 6S, by Williams which
relates TO the creation Of commission
to secure for Utah part Of the federal
irrigation fund was passed and also
Austin's bin No 46, relating 10 the bu-
reau OF statistics.
The governor sent In vetoes of hills
3 and 4. by Whitemore. relating te M
taxation Of land sold by the state uu-
der contract
In addition to the bills introduced bv
Mrs. Coulter the night before the fol-
lowing new bills were added 10 the llst.
II. b. No. l22 by Austin-Glves ibe
county boards authority % prevent Inc
waste OF water from artesian wells. Re-
ierred TO committee on counties
II. y. No. l2l. by Austin-Glyos citv
councils power 70 prevent waste " wa
ter from artesian wells. Referred to
committee on municipal corporations
H. y. No. i2i, by Done. hy reopest-
A substitute for H. B. No. si-Repuires
copies Of the commission OF ebcb No.
tary public 10 be filed with the elert
Of the district counrt. Referred n ,s"
committee on judiciary.
II. b. No, l2S, by Hamiln-pro,idev
that notice Of intention 10 levy teves
for local Improvements must bs mn
lished 20 days before such lew 4.
considered and II written obico,io,s
signed by the owners of one.hajf =,
the abutting property. be not eled vi,h
the city recorder, the council SHAH bsva
Jurisdiction TO levy the tax. peforreS
to the judiciary committee. 'eu
n. y. No. l29. by Morris-Re,,o,o.
The minimum age limit Of one vssr 'Ss
estrays Referred 70 Committee on
n. +. No. $50 BY Morris-olyes pro-
oa'e clerk authority to set tue asy Tor
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mayor Thompson yesterday afternoon
approved the appointment OF Nick Gull
bransen as a patrolman. Gulbransen
was the last appointment made by ex-
Chief Of Police Paul.
Joe Davis and Fred Fish will be taxi
en- back TO Sprlngyille today by Sheriff
Hermans, Of Utah county, TO stand trial
for burglary. The men were captured
Thursday night by the police officers.
Treasurer Rogers of the James r..
HAYS memorial monument fund asks
that contributors give their names with
their donations so that due credit may
ne accorded. Nearly 500 has been
raised 50 far.
The funeral services over the remains
OF the Infant daughter Of Daniel II. and
Olive Harris Vincent, aged eight
months. VIII be held Sunday at y
o'clock noon, al the family residence,
CSi north Second West street. Friends
are invited to attend.
The society Of PolynesIan misslonar-
les OF the Salt Lake and Granite stakes.
VIII hold a midwinter reunion at Bar
raft hall, Thursday evening. Feb. &C.
A cordial invitation has been extended
10 the public. and an excellent progra m
has been prepared that will be 10th
highly Instructive as well as entertain
ing.
The most wonderful instance Of cheap
book making yet recorded Is that OF the
Maude Adams Illustrated edition Of
The Little Minister" announced In
the advertising columns OF the satur-
day News The book, beautifully
gotten up, all the engravings being
With Miss Adams as the central figure.
Is sold al only IS cents copy
President II. II. Smith OF the Utah
State Christian Endeavor is the recipi-
ent Of numerous inquiries from Denver
as TO what Utah'expects 10 do in the
biennial general convention OF the
United society 90 be held In Denver next
summer Some idea as TO the number
OF people likely TO attend from This
state IL particularly desired Denver
Endeavorers want 90 make the conven-
ton the greatest in the history Of the
society.
Dealers In kodaks and Photographic
materials say that there IL more call
for cameras and kodaks than ever be-
fore at this time Of year, and that when
spring opens there will be an unprece-
dented rush for such goods one deal
sr states that there Is demand for
cameras costing $50 10 $50 among ANA
teurs that Is surprising, and that there
are some amateurs who are doing finer
work than not few professionals. A
new feture In photography is a fash
light called the spread light. which can
be used with safety by amateurs
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roi Snow entertain
ed at a delightful evening party on
Tuesday IN honor Of Mr.. John Horne
who leaves next week for Germany. The
rooms were prettly decorated With
n2aleas IN different colors, the pQrlor
heing IN white. the library IN pink and
the dining room IN red delicious
supper was served. the color scheme
heing carried out in the refreshni, rs.
The evening was pleasantly spent with
whist and billiards Mr.. Ed Mecca pa
carrying on the honors IN the latte
catest Miss Bessie Light contributed
delightful piano solos. About 30 guests
were present TO enjoy the pleasant al.
fair.
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"For ways that are dark
And for tricks that are vain,
The heather Chlnee is peculiar,
Which tho same


lwil rise to explain"
Thus wrote Bret Harte on Table
Mountain Ia 1870 about the Monaghan
But he OF the yellow visage and pig
tail IS not the only one whose ways are
peculiar and who viii be called upon
TO explain.
II was plainly evident yesterday az
ternoon before the session began that
there was a colored gentleman in the
wcodp'le somewhere, from the fact that
Speaker Thomas Hun was buttonholing
and even during the session one after
another occupied The rostrum with him.
with certain members In the cloakro m,
and even during the rostwm with hiri,
so that Doe lost The run OF the business.
II was further remarked when a ycte
was taken 40 hold @ session today. that
several who have been 40 strenuous IN
their talk that they came here TO work
and not 90 play voted TO adjourn over
until Tuesday
Murder Wili out and the explana-
ton OF the above is as follows Several
days ago the house decided On accent
the invitation Of the Idaho legislature
to visit them at Boise and the next
daN after a good deal Of debate and
many protestauons against "iunkets."
in matter was rec0nsidrred and II was
voted to stay % home and work
Nuw comes The funny part OF 10 an.
au1 the reason for The secret confab OF
yesterday by The time this is being
td Che following members. consist-
iu ~ Speaker Thomas HUI. Rtpresen.
ulygs J. y Wilson. j. j. stewart. a.
3 Condor willard Done D. r. Rob-
crts T. W. Flshbum and Thomas A.
Merrill with their families after hay.
ing spent q pleasant night In a Pullman
sleeper and enjoyed an excellent break
fast and luncheon In the dining car will
De just about ready 10 rariake Of
feast at the ldanha hotel In the beauti-
ful city OF Boise, while their fellow
members. consisting of 81. win be living
on what they can get In clearinghouse
and restaurants IN Salt Lake.
Representative Wilson OF Wasatch
who has earned the title OF
the self-constituted reformer of
railroad IN Utah was the most
outspoken against the trip and the most
In favor Of work Stewart we'll. he
Noted Tor y one day and against IL the
next and then he went. Roberts. Merrill
ana tlshburn were consistent and were
eiNays IN favor Of the trip, and only
the manner Of their going Is 10 be
eiiucized. Dr. Condor was the "artful
nouser when the vote came on ana
was on both sides Of the question.
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CASH FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE OR
business no matter where located. II you
desire quick sale SEND Us description and
price. Northwestern business agency, 3l2V
Bank OF Commerce Building, Minneapolis,
MINI.
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TO noe RAfsERs.

our surplus buttermilk for sale for
hog feed, cheap, or viii furnish butter
milk for portion of profit on hogs, In
vestigate,
FAUST CREAMERY & SUPPLY CO.,
III S. West Temple St
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THEY SLIPPED AWAY IN SILENCE.
ARJunketeTs Play Smooth Trick on Colleagues BY Making an
Unexpected Trip 10 BOse-WiI be Called Upont 10 Rise
And Explain When They Return Home.

That the absentees viii have a de.
lightful time there is no doubt. The
skies up there are bright and clear, and
there is no fog nor SCOT and ldahoans
never do anything by halves, and II
they find out that the Utahns are there.
which they no doubt VIII. they Will
give them such an entertainment as
they have never before had. That there
VIII be a day OF reckoning for them
when they get back goes without say
Ing and there Is liable to De Music In
the atmosphere until the end OF the
session
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21

bAMbEINbIn ! llNsNLD,
Senator Bamberger sprung a sur
prise on the senate yesterday by turn
ing against his own osteopath bill, and
denouncing the osteopaths. Hitherto
he has been an ardent champion Of the
rights Of the osteopaths. The public
health committee reported favorably on
the bill. and a minority report was
submitted by Senator Bamberger. In
explanation OF his position he said he
introduced the bill on the request Of his
friend Mr.. Kuhn who has since died.
lie first favored the bill he said, but
the more he investigated osteopathy
the more objectionable Il become He
based his chief objection upon the re-
fusal OF the osteopaths TO subject
themselves to an examination He then
charged, on the authority of the secrc-
tary Of the state board OF medical ex-
amlners, that DR. Hihbs and others had
applied for examination and failed Dr.
Hlbbs denied and produced an affidavit
TO that effect The secretary later con-
fessed that he had relied upon his men,
DRY,
Senator johnson said that he stood
the same, and Insisted upon the adop-
tion Of the majority report. II was f.
nally decided however to defer action
until the new bill Is printed.
Or. Fisher had something OF a tilt
yesterday afternoon with DR.. Hibbs
and as a result they viii enter into a
competition with respect to their
knowledge of anatomy and its kindred
subjects
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MALE HELP WANTED.

PERSON TO CALL ON RETAIL TRADE
and agents for manufacturing house; local
territory; salary $40 20, pald weekly and OK
pense money advanced; previous experience
unnecessarily business successful; enclose
self-addressed envelope STANDARD House,
Caxton Bldg, Chicago.
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City and farm property sA
cent J, l. Perkes lIG $, West TENN
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SAFES.
MOVING AND s1oRAcI

REDMAN VAN & sToR,AG ~. sj' q IA
81 W gnd south Money adFsu.sI.ly ~
Packing and shipping " isnpi
proof storage lg6 aud " >
Phone $50 -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21

lions Savings Bank and Trust Com.
pany was established In 1873 and has
since opened more than SO. lO3 savings
accounts. Have you an account II
not. start one NOW
JOSEPH +. SMITH. President.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON, Cashier
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LuM Der DEALERS.

GEO. r. FELT g. CO., COMBINATION
fence, lumber, shingles, lath ssA I'm
etc. Cor. Sth So. and State TEL Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21

On account OF Atlas block fre, the
Office Of the Utah Collection Agency has
been removed to 156 South West Tenn
pie Street
H. W. HARTLEY. Manager.
Next North Of Reporter Printing Co.
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SPANISH BULL FIGHT.

Moving picture, clnematograph thea
ter, SO and 81 Main Street, afternoons
and evenings. Admission 10 cents.
other scenes Of interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21
TICKET BROKERS.

GRosHELL's TICKET OFFICE y
tabllshed 1855 Railroad tickets h.s
sold. and exchanged. No, 2l Main 81 4
II. Groshel. Manager.
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SEVERAL NEW BILLS.

Senator Mckay introduced S b. 1888,
to regulate liquor selling, similar to the
Spry bill introduced IN the house It
went 10 the committee on county and
municipal CORPORATIONS
8 y. 1875 tWhitmore) provides for the
serving Of summons on persons outside
the state and on foreign corporations.
$. Is. 1886 outlines the form OF the sum-
mons They were prepared by Le-
Grand Young and were sent to the iu-
dietary committee S. b. 139, also by
Senator Whitmore is intended to make
more clear the law OF damages in case
of death caused by another This went
TO the judiciary comlttee also,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21

The Windsor European Hotel, loca-
ton most central, rates reasonable.
special rates by week or month";, G.
Scott.
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FOR REAL ESTATE OR LoAys y,
Mcclellan & Co., e34 W IND s.. ''' 'AS
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ON MONDAY FEB. q. At iO.sO AM.
No 81 street Take sixth street ear rin1
paror desk. couch and rockers. fine beavv
dining table ana chairs. bedroom set Ccost
Z 81, large size incuD'tor and bone grinjer
fine retrigeraior, colk stove. OF dishes coot.
Ing utensils iron beu. etc.
Also on Tuesday, Fob q. al Io.soa.m.. NJ
~ :. Ne,t tempe street Willow aud other
Ing beds. one lriss lod. iron beds. pelro5n
SET Nopar dresser l,nO cum, tables '.ook
stoves, cupboard lot dishes. refriserator
large LOT bedding carpets. Kitchen utensils
etc. X. a. ANDnEWs. Auctioneer,
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chrIsten.en,. psuelng Academy.

The usual Washlngton's Birthday
Matinee and Ball will be given Mon
day. the 23rd. and $3.50 p. m.
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rar NEW CITY DIsEcronY, 1903

Folks Salt Lake City Directory for
1908 Is now In press, Al parties who
have recently made any change in their
business or residence locations are re-
quested TO write or call, at our office
Immediately. No further calls win be
made and no changes will be taken
over the phone.
w. r. COOPER Secty and Mgr,
6l7-6i9 Dooly Bldg.
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Our new spring suitings have arrived
Beautiful designs and new colorings,
imported specially for our own trade.
Wallace & Co, 100 Main street.
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Everybody drinks Manitou water
the water that made Colorado famon
UTAH LIQUOR CO. S2S so. MAIN.
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PERSONALS,
scAvEEcEas.
STOVE REpAlas.

.-.-.-..---.--~---,f-,r' "a. stove w.
J. r. Ioyeit, Ell Enas 3 MS "
stoves bought and solo'
1852. --------
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A machine Of pure clean steel kneads
our dough for Royal Bread. No sweat
rom the human hands and body
makes Il unclean, All grocers sell IT,
Shipped all over Utah.