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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
DIED.

THOMAS.-ln this city. April l. 1903. on
heart disease. Louisa. daughter Of VIII
liam and Fannie Wheeler Thomas, aged
years. Born ia Newport South
Wales.
Funeral services viii be held Monday at
.. m from the residence Of Thomas
Wheeler Ninth North and Thirteenth
West streets. Friends are invited 10 at
tend. lnterment in city cemetery.
STEPHENs.-At Mercur Utah April 3.
1903. OF pneumonia. Jane stephens vile
Of John Stephens, aged % years. native
Of COrniathenshire, South Wales.
Funeral services viii be held today
Sunday at - noon from the funeral
Taylor. p South West Temple street, this
city. Friends are invited 70 attend. In
terment in City cemetery.
HOMER.-In this city april 4. 1868. VIII
liam Homer. the 3-year-old son Of VIII
liam Homer OF AZ South First West
street. OF diphtheria.
Interment took place yesterday after
noon.
WEED-At Murray. Utah, April 4. 1909
Fitzgerald s. Weed, "a native Of New
York City. aged q years
Remains viii be shipped 20 Butte
Mont, Monday night. Deceased was a
member of camp So w Of W.
GRAY.-In this city April 4. 1903. al her
late residence, l6l East Sixth south
street Elizabeth H. Gray. aged 70 years
and months.
Notice OF funeral later
BROWN-Iu salt Lake April Z. 1905. alta
Lucille Brown. daughter Of Frederick
and Ida Brown, aged g months
Funeral az parents residence. 764 South
Third East street, at / o'clock this after
noon.
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Wheel Thieveg eetting BugY.

IT is earnestly % be hoped that the
justices of this and surrounding towns
win make examples of a few of the wheel
thieves likely TO be brought before them
in the course of a few weeks. IL seems
a comparatively easy matter 10 steal
wheel but a few good stim sentences
when offenders are caught would have
splendid influence In preventing that class
of thleVery.
A number Of valuable wheels have been
stolen within the last three or four days
not one OF which has been recovered one
wheel which was stolen from an en-
ploye OF the Rio Grande Western freight
Office several weeks ago, was found in
Logan 20 which place the thief had
shipped 1T on the cars. The police of Salt
Lake have found several wheels stolen
from ogden in the pawnbrOkers' shops or
that city. Now that the season for wheels
is about 60 open again, 10 Is hoped that
measures OF extra preCautiOn be taken
90 capture q few of the llght-fngered
gentry. and that they be landed behind
the bars for "a few months
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Ogden, Sunday, April 5.
SEEKING SlCKHUSBAND
Mrs. Corbstt viii Abandon Cru
sade Against Gamblers in
Order to Care For Spouse.

Mrs. IS. j.. Corbett is expected to leave
today for El Paso Tex. and viii prob
ably so from there into Old Mexico.
Mrs. Corbett states that her departure
Isl for the purpose of finding and caring
Tor her husband. who. she understands,
Is SICK IN Mexican hospital. She has
been unable for some time past 10 get
any Information about her husband 8
condition kilograms 10 him have not
been delivered, and she has no recent
Information concerning the exact where
abouts of Mr.. COrbett except that ne
had been sent 90 another hospital from
that ln which he was first placed
She states that she may return at any
time and continue the reform work
which She commenced some time ago
Whether The w. G. r. II. win continue
the work OF compelling the city officers
to enforce the city ordinances and state
laws against gambling and the violation
of the Sunday closing law remains 10 be
seen. Some time ago Mrs. Corbett and
Mrs. Gordon of the W. O. r. L. were
appointed a committee 10 draft an adj
dress setting forth the outlines Of the
organization, and a meeting Of the union
has been called for next Wednesday TO
take action on this subject
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bacco-Specifc, moro than a year ago
nave positively gislIked lODaeeO ever
since 4 took the sample, have not used
any In any form, and my health has been
better than III was before. i state these
facts freely ana voluntarily. hoping other
victims OF the tobacco habit VIII profit by
my experience.
Charles DucOte Richmond. Mo
c.. W. Edam, Box 500, Glenwood Wis.
Susan J. Moore, Santa Rosa Mo-
r.. Coftey, $50 Frank ST., Chattanooga,
Tenn.
w III. Emerson. Belmont Mo-
James Robertson, Berwyn. lu
James NJ. Ward, Southern Hotel, Chi
cagO. Ill.,
Henry S Hobs9n. Greensboro Ala.
John w. kenady. Mingus, Tex.
Gilbert Broom, Dallas n. O..
Carrie Tiles. Genoa, Fla.
NJ q. De Witt. Tucker Ind Ter.
Hundreds of other people have had the
same experience with sample packages or
Tobacco Specific. tt Is a harmless. prac-
ucally tasteless remedy. which can DE
given I'M drink OF food and viii positively
cure amy patient without his knowledge.
Taken by the patient himself the remedy
is Just as certain TO cure. The Rogers
Drug & Chemical company, i6l Fifth and
Race streets. Cincinnati, o., will send you
a free sample package of F0baccO-spe-
cihc in plain wrapper. IL you send your
name and address. Send at once.
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TRADE AWAITED
CONFERENCE
lulI Among. JObbsrs Preceded
Gathering in Zion.
BUSINESS NOW INCREASING
z C. NJ I. HAS PROSPEROUS
YEAR.

Business continued good iu retail
lines last week, although there was a
luu among jobbers on account of the
approach of conference. There is a
generally buoyant tone in an lines, es-
peciauy in mining supplies. Confer
ence crowds are now la the city doing
their shopping and swelling the volume
of trade. and the week before Easter
80 is expected. win bring with 1t the
usual large volume Of business I'm dry
goods and allied lines. The situation
during the past week is summed up
by r. G.. Dun e. Co. as follows.
Business is generally satisfactory.
although there has been the usual lull
preceding conference. Groceries, drugs
shoes and notions are steady. Mer-
chants generally report a volume OF
business I'm March greater than for
the same month last year. Collections
continue TO drag The retail trade
needs the stimulus of continued milo
weather Money is plenty and In good
demand, with firm rates
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REAL ESTATE IS QUIET.
Slight Lull Noticeable-Demand Is
still Good

Slight Lul Noticeable-Demand Is
Still Good.
Real estate has been rather quiet dur
ing the past week, showing a slight fall
ing of from the previous seven days
Nevertheless, residence property. is still
in good demand, and a number of sales
have been made, while the renting
business is active. The purchase Of the
Continental hotel corner has directed
attention toward First South street
realty, and there has been considerable
inquiry about property in the vicinity.
In this matter, however, as well as in
real estate I'm other parts of the city, a
large proportion of prospective buyers
are waiting for more definite announce
ments and actual work In railroad
building between this city and else
where A great increase in activity is
expected when the railroads get farther
along in their work
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TYPWRITING & sTENoeRAPHY.
T. II. MOORE. stenography and tyne
writing, 20 Deseret News building. Tel
ephOne Cos.
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IN DecIde Insurancs Dispute.

The inventory upon which the Salt
Lake Hardware company has been
working ever since the fire which de-
strOyed the Atlas block, has been COM
pleted The loss Of stock Is estimated
by the firm at Sl55,OOO. The insurance
company has placed the loss at $4,000.
AS a result Of the discrepancy In the
figures the loss viii be submitted to
three appraisers. One viii be selected
by the insurance companies. a second
by the firm, and the two win elect a
third man. The matter VIII be taken
into consideration on Monday and 1t is
possible that a settlement viii not be
effected for a month
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WANTED-s ITUATIoNs.


wANTED-sITUATIoNs
~I-~~~~---~-----a----- --0-@--e4~-@-r---r----
or ALMOST au5- kind. by strong youas
man, can give good reference. address
Al le. Herald.
BY young man stcnosrapher, one who
understands pooNkeepins and general OF
lce work, mining olfi-- preferred Au-
dress d' p ST.. cay.
A YOUNG MAJ. wants work. can give
best oi references. well acquainted Win
city. Address A I3 Herald.
A YOUNG man wants 10 learn some
trade, can give best OH references ADJ
dress a ~ Herald.
A MAN wishes position as engineer
or electrician can furnish best of ref
erenees- Address a ~, Herald,
TYPEWRITER ana arst class account
ant ana uookkceper desires position I'm
city or nearby town sax years expert
ence- References given A l5. Herald
POSITION by experienced lady stenoe-
fdpner, thoroughly comps tcut SALARY
SIS per week. Address A If Herald
WOMAN wants work n h0tel or RESI-
laurant as cham btrmaIi or pantry hrlu
or would do cleaning ~ l9 Herald
OFFICES TO clean by the day OF week
Address A ~, Herald.
BOY very earnestly desires TO learn the
electrician trade. 81. H Herald.
WOMAN would like to do housecleanine
and washing by The day. % Fulmer Ave
STRONG japanese boy wants Job Boo sa-
loon and bank ONCE. Address 55 p. 2nd
south. room 81.
AS HOUsEKEEPER for elderly gentle
men, by widow and Nouee daughter. ADJ
ply room 9. Warwick Blk-. West list So.
MDDLE-AGED IaGy wants house
cleaning. washing and general hOuseWOrk.
2l6 N. Second West.
ton in blacksmith shop 90 learn trade. A
IL, Herald.
YOUNG LADY wants position us
clerk in store. can at ZZz West Third
South street.
YOUNG man wants work Tor board. Ape
Fly Moler. o. u. Isl South. O.
A LADY of education and refinement
desires position as h0us-keeper Tor
WldOWer or bachelor gentlemen. Au-
dress M. S. Herald.
BIZ good. strong young man. farm work
preferred address A s. Herald.
SEWING by the day. 80 C ST.
A GIRL wants sweeping. busting ana
cleaning by the day a 3. Herald
A BRIGHT and energetic young man
OF eOod habits desires position Win
travelling salesman. gents FURNISHINGS
preferred. A 4 Herald
By a young man Of u. d position ia
store or where he can learn a so14
trade Address A 2. Herald
sTENOGRAPHER not afraid Of work
desires position. Salary no object. Al
dress A 4 Herald.
A YOUNG man Of neat appearance
wants work of 4ny Kind A @. Herald
FIRsT-CLAss lady stenosrapher wants
pOsluOu. Good references ana expert
enced. n ~, Herald
By MALE stenographer and book
Keeper, has good knowledge OF general
office work Address $685. HERALD.
WOMAN wants work by the day. ll2i5
South State, room l9.
POSITION as collector. salesman or or
] nee man by young man of 81. can lui~
nlsh best OF references and bond. ". 81,
Herald
WOMAN wants work by the day. can
or address AIRS. Williams. Us W. Second
South.
BY reliable Japanese; good cook OF can
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INCREASE IN BUSINESS.
Good Showing Of Railroads Over
March Of 1902.

The report Of Baggagemaster Code Of
the ogden Union Depot company shows a
remarkable increase In business over the
business of March 1902 The statement
was issued yesterday and shows a total
increase I'M the number Of pieces handled
Of 6,31. The figures are important as a
gauge TO the volume Of travel and Of
railroad business generally.
Union PacihC-Pieces received. 5.Oo5i for
Warded. 425S; handled 9.3i3
Oregon Short Line-Received, $3.50; Tor
Warded. 5.629, handled 9,24.
Southern Pacidc-Received. 1873; for
Warded. 90l4: handled, 1883.
Rio Grande Western-Received, 8,463;
forwarded 4S6; handled, 1898.
This shows "A grand total for the month
Of "a So pieces received 24.3N forwarded,
90 219 handled. For March of last year
the record was 2,0S9 pieces received, ~
759 forwarded. 42S4S handled.
The increase Of last month over March
of 1902 is 3,7i8 pieces received, JOS for
warded 6S1 handled.
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FieIdine 10 Stand mia.

Justice Howell yesterday morning re-
sumed the hearing in the case OF David
r. Fielding Of GAINESVILLE, charged by
Miss Mary Higley with being her be-
traTcr The defense decided not to put
in any evidence and the justice held
Fielding TO answer On the district court 10
charge Of fOrnicatiOn. The bond was
l-H.L ~ l--l
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FOWLER FIGHTING CHARGE.
Attorney WedgewoOd Attacks Valid
itv Of City Ordinance.

A. II. Wedgewood, as attorney for A. T.
Fowler. arrested some time ago on
charge of impersOnating an officer, yes
terdav attacked the validity of the city
ordinance which made the act of Fowler
a crime. and the case went over TIL next
Saturday afternoon in order 10 give the
city attorney time 90 look up the law
bearing on the case. Wedgew0od sets up
that the council exceeded its jurisdiction
i'm passing such a law and. furthermore,
that no such ordinance was passed, the
attempt of the council 20 do so resulting.
by some Inaccuracies. i'm a disconnected
string of words There is no question
but that Fowler impersOnated an Ofhcer
in that he arrested a deserter and him
self took him to the military authorities
and claiming the reward therefor. He
was brought back from Salt Lake for
officer Pender.
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Whealed Into Cellar.

The l-year-Old son Of William Heyman
was painfully injured Friday night while
riding a bicycle on the floor OF an uu-
finished building at 23S TWenty-third
street The wheel passed Out onto some
loose boards covering a trap door opening.
and the vehicle and boy were tumbled
into the cellar The yOungster suffered
the loss Of "a number OF teeth and was
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FOUND

~~~~-~~~~~-~~~~~~~-~-~-~-~
BUNCH OF keys. owner may have same
BY calling at this office and paying for
this ad.
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OGDEN PosToFFICE.
Now Ranks as First Glass With Re
ceipts Of $4,000 For Fiscal Year.

There is no longer any doubt but that
the ogden pOstofnce has passed into the
ranks of the first class offices of the
country. The nsCal year OF the pOstOfhce
department ends with March 81. and the
balance sheet of the OGDEN office which
has just been completed and sent away
TO Washington, shows receipts for the
past wear of "a little over $4,000. All Of
ices with receipts Of $0oO0 and over
rank as first class offices. and an official
declaration putting ogden among the
FIRST class cities OF the land may be looked
for I'm the course Of department routine.
Locally the effect viii be 10 advance the
salaries OF the postmaster and his assist
ant each 500 per year. but In many ways
the new classification will give added
SCOPE and prestige 90 the Ogden Office.
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building Permits.

Building permits issued during the week
ending April g.
J. r. Pratt, Princeton avenue, brick
cottage ...... ......................... 400
j. W. Townsend, Second street be
tween n and %. brick cottage. ....- 100
". p. Davis, Eighth West between
North and South Temple, brick
cottage -...-. .....-........s's'''''''- liVO9
Total ............ 300
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ANOTHER CARLOAD OF PIANOS.
Low Prices, Easy Terms.

Conference visitors who want a good
plano or organ az the right price and
on easy terms should see our special
line of fine instruments. One price
system. First-class tuning
VANSANr g. CHAMBERLAIN,
81 Main ST.. dir. OPP L. C.. 81. l.
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Bank Clearings.

Yesterdays bank clearings were $780,
567 For the same day one year ago
they were 1851 $50. For the week they
were s., 933473 For the same period a
year ago they were S3964.295.
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There win be no services this morning
at the Presbyterian church. owing to the
absence Of Rev. j. B. Garner in Spanish
Fork.
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Unity Hosnital

A new private hospital. which VIII
be called the Unity hospital, win soon
open its doors in salt Lake az 81 West
First North street
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Ogden Churches.

Methodist church. Rev. G. s. Womer,
ing. IL. class meeting. IL M. Junior
league. g p. m, Senior league, Z. At s
o'clock there win be a service at which
the Salvation Army viii be present. The
pastor viii preach on The New Com
mandment'
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FUR MANUFACTURERS.
TYPEWRITERs.

NEW or secondhand. cash. trade or
terms. SOrensen-Stoutt Co.. AS T. "a So
Remington Typewriters rented from
So 90 month up by manufacturers. No. 70
w. "a South. Phone 1854 y.
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badly bruised. bar his injuries are not
serious.
10 b Sentenced For Murder

William Reese and Harvey Bass. con-
Victed % tne murder Of J. Fred McCabe.
ny Sheriff Bailey and viii be sentenced
By judge R0iapp Attorney Gunneu has
prepared "a motion Tor a new trial ana
viii continue his efforts to free the young
men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
5000 EASTER LILIES FOR
EASTER


IN pots and cut; also tens Of thousands
fresh cut roses, carnations, violets, tu
lips. damodils. lily valley. plu-
mosa, smilaN. etc. at cur stores, PA
East Second South and Main street
(Willes-H Horne drug stOre). and our
mammoth greenhouses. Twelfth South
and State streets. Salt Lake Huddart
Floral company, Salt Lake City.
What About the Pianos
Is il not about time you had one?
Your credit is good with US. Better
call and see us. Easy payments If de-
sired. Ror fine tuning telephone 1861
VANSANT G. CHAMBERLAIN,
80 Main ST.. directly OPP. =. c. NJ. I.
DR.. A. Scott Chapman. dentist. now
located room 3, Walker Bank building.
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Correspondingly low rates from other
stations. Full particulars furnished by
IAN Short Line agents.
ID IL hurley. ID. S. SPENCER.
o.. II. e.. r. A. A. G.. p q n. A.
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CASH REGISTERS.
~~0~~~~-~~-~~~~-~~~~
NEW or secondhand cash. trade or
terms. Sorensen-St0utt Co.. 48 J. I'd So.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS, Oscar
Cr0shell. sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repai Ing No. 22l Main ST.
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STEAM DYE WORKS.

Utah Dye Works. cleaning and dyeing
a speciality. 65 E. Bird South. Tel. ga u
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Expert Dentistry, Moderate Prices.
Or. Klrkwood. 1891 Main street.
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EXTENDING GOTH STREET.
Thoroughfare Opened From Adams to
Jefferson Avenues.

NNl-NA SUI = N9-N9Nl'
The deed for the dedication of an eX-
tension Of Twenty-ninth street, from Ad-
ans TO jefferson avenues, was nled yes
terdav in the county recorder Office The
deed Is given 10 the city By the various
owners OF the land in that vicinity, and
the opening % the street Will convert
considerable land now used only for gar
den patches into residence property. Mr..
Matson, one of the principal owners OF
property there viii, it is expected, soon
erect a number of cottages for sale and
rent. The street is 20 be eighty feet wide.
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A YOUNG MAJ. wants work. can give
best oil references. well acquainted with
cts. Address a I3 Herald.
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Church of the Good Shepherd, corner
Grant and Twenty-fOurth; Rev. Alfred
Brown. rector Sunday next before
Easter. Early celebration. s "a. m; Sun
day school. 9;45 litany and holy COM
munion. II: Daughters Of the King, $50
ID m. evening service. 1880 Morning
text. "Then the devil leaveth him. ana,
behold, angels came and ministered unto
him. evening. Judas lscariOts confess
sion, 81 have sinned.
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pREssErAKINe.

SCHOOL OF dressmaking opened by
Mrs. Norduuist at 6f7 So. lst West.
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First CONGREGATIONAL church-No morn
ing service; evening service at $50. SUBJ
ject "Was Christ the Product of His
Age?"
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ELEVATORS.

EATON g. PRINCE ELEVATORS
For passenger and freight service are
sure dividend payers. Fer prices see II.
T.. Arnold, as Dolly Blk. Tel. lS44-A.
I WILL saw you money on any kind
Of an elevator William WaTOus. agent
G. East Third South.
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Cigarette and
tobacco Habits
Cured Absolutely Free by
Sample Package of To-
bdCCo.SneCifc.

Each Of the undersigned for himself
freely and voluntarily certihes as fol-
lows.
i hereby certify that I was completely
and permanently cured OF the tobacco
habit BY q free samnIe nackage Of To-
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FLUFF &c WoRKs.

CARPET CLEANING. Phone l209-E
Rugs made from your old carpets. T.
Gaby. Prop. 236 W. South Temple.
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8f ynung man stenosraphef, one VINO
understands bo0kkeeplns and general ol-
lee work. mining olllle preferred Au-
dress 81 o SI CItf.
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LOCAL STOCKS FIRM.

Strong Undercurrent Is Noticeable
Some Quotations Higher.
Local stocks and bonds have been
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

LOAN ONLY my own money. no
commission. no third party, no eastern
company 20 delay. Rassei L. Tracy. -
last First south.
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There has been some trading in sugars,
Utah Sugar common selling as high as
steady. with a bullsh underCurrent.
81 a share. while the preferred changed
hands at $9.S7 to $3.50 a share. Idaho
Sugar was held AT sl3. the bid price.
Consolidated Wagon & Machine
reached Sl0L Latest quotations on To-
cal bank and commercial stocks. Civ
lls l-a Or sale prices are As follows.
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Dividends VIII be paid this month as
follows. Home Fire Insurance COM
pany, . per cent; Z. G. NJ. l., 4 per cent;
state Bank of Utah. . per cent; Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company. Ih
per cent; Amalgamated Sugar company
(preferred), ~ per cent; Provo Com
merciaI g. Savings bank. 2 per cent.
Lehi Commercial & Savings bank, 1iz
Per cent; Thatcher Bros. Banking COM
pany. . per cent; First National Bank
of Ogden, 3 per cent; Consolidated
Wagon & Machine company (preferred).
ia per cent
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Dr. Mack has again resumed prae-
tice at his Offices, Hooper building.
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MIDWIvEs

MRS. LIZZIE GEISLER. 38s w. srd
North, attends cases before, during ana
after confinement VIII nurse patients
at her home If desired. References
given.
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FuNERAL DIRECTOR.

Watson. no w "a South TEL 1919.
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TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS.
~-~~~-~~~-~~~~~-~~~~-
Factory and salesroom. No So y. I'D
so. one-fOurth DIX. w.. kuutsfOrd.
Trunks, bags, suit cases. % per cent less
than elsewhere. Trunks repaired. Tel.
1l65-X. Keys fitted 20 trunks and bags.
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SAFES

NEW or secondhand, cash. trade or
terms. Sorensen-stoutt Co. IS =. "a So.