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everywhere. and mantels banked with
maiden ferns, while red carnations red.
waxen tapers and filigree shades shows
Ing a. tracery ofs5red in silver candle
sticks. made an effect in finish and glow
a shower OF carnations In a lovely an
hque silver bowl rested In tho center
OF the table on handsome lace cover,
and. the color idea. was carried out In
refreshments and ices
| Mrs. ellis received her guests gowned
in gray louisine. with garniture Of white
! lace. Mrs. Furman was In cream re-
| Nuisance lace over: taffetta- and chif-s
fon.
Ladies assisting in the dining room were
| Mrs Henry Harwood. Mrs. Carter Scott,
Mrs Turner Arlington, Mrs. Frank T.
Crump, Mrs. James Young. Mrs. Pleasan-
ton L. Conquest. Mrs. Frank Houghton
i Mrs. S. H. Halves and Mrs Robert NJ
| Blankenship.- Mrs. Herbert Funston and
Mrs Charles Bosher served salad and
Mrs. William Todd poured chocolate.
| Mrs. Henry HARDWOOD. in white crepe
| de chine en- princesse and en- traine,
| duchesse la ce berthe, diamonds.
Mrs. S.. II. Hawes, in black net over
black silk, diamonds.
Mrs. James Young In black silk gauze
embroidered above black liberty satin;
touches of turquoise blue panne velvet;
| pearls.
/ Mrs. r. NJ. Blankenship in lavender
crepe with lace: amethysts.
] Mrs. William Todd. in white lace and
| chiffon over silk.
Mrs. Frank t.. Crump, In white nous
seine with valenciennes lace and me-
/ da1lions.
Mrs. Carter Scott, in gray. crepe de
chine. white chiffon and white silk ap-
| plique; diamonds.
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n. Anderson, r. S. Archer. Misses Ar
cher. Mrs. Decatur Axtell. Mrs. Lewis us D.
EAylett. Miss Lucy Atkinson AnnsPaugn,
a bbott Page Fitzgerald, Mrs Cmles NJ
Terrell. Miss Freddy. Mrs. =. NJ Fly,
Mrs. II. ID. Barksdaie, Miss Mary p =.
Baughman, Mrs. Adolphus Blair, NUS.
walter Blair. Miss Ellen c. Blair. MRS.
John d. Blair. Miss Maria. Bfair.btr
M. Blankenship, Mrs. r.. E:-.Blankenshllp,
Mrs NJ, Bodeker Mrs Thomas Bollinger.
Mrs C. F.. Borden. Mrs. T. =. Boyk1n.
ms Thomas Branch, Miss Branch Mrs.
n =. Brander. Miss Brander,a Mrs [ ).
Rrockenbrouet. Mrs Albert c. Bruce,
AIRS. .Lulie Bruce, Mrs. C. W.sP: Brock,
Mrs. Barksda1e,t Misses Barksdale,
Mrs. Lewis Burwell, Miss M. Meade Bur
well. Miss Bette Clark Mrs. rth1ir Can
non, Mrs H. A. Cannon, Mrs =. - y =
Cowardin, Mrs James D.sCrump. MRS.
caskie Cabell. Mrs. Mary Cassie, MIS- ~, -. =
"a. Correll Mrs Beverly =, Crump. Mrs.
= Addison Cooke, Mrs. Russell Cecil
Mrs. e. =. Christian. Mrs a. H Chr1s-
tan Mrs. Alex. Cameron Mrs. John a;
coke Mrs. H. L. Cabell. Mrs. j.. Willard
Craig. Mrs. Lewis D. Chelf. Mrs. t. W VI, IL
zhnr Chef. NIrs..Tucker Darlington Mrs.
Allen D. Crutchfield, Mrs. George
Christian, Mrs W. A. Chanbers. Sirs
Miles Cary, Mrs. Mary ChaIme l ~ MIS- s
Mildred Darlington, ME- StayS - 'i.
Ms. 8. D. Davies; Mrs. Charles Dayen-
MOTT Mrs. II. II. Deane. Miss sDeane. Mrs
John Dunlop, Mrs. Fannie Miller. y! MIS-
Edward Mayo. Mrs. ". HV1thers Miller
Nrs7.R. c. Morto Miss Julia Morton
Mrs. Edward McCarthy. Mrs. John Munce
Mrs Junius A. Morris Mrs. Emmett =
Morton, Mrs. John. Miller. Mrs. Fairfa as
MontaEue. Mrs Waller Morton. MIS-. ~
Ia Miller. Mrs. w. Chase Nor ton. l Mrs :
zMcElroy. Mrs. n. H.sMcVey,s5 Mrs. Moul
ION Mrs. B. n. Nash MIS-. T. D. Neal
+ MIS-. John Noting. Mrs w. 6. Neal MIS-
*Otho Owens, Mrs. Adolph ostelon, 1 Mrs
die q, Green, Miss Ellen Guigon.s Mrs
e. a. ellis, Miss Sue K Gordon. Mrs
Rolfe Glover. Miss Julia Grant Mrs
| Rarton 81. Grundys Mrs. -. =. Guest. Mrs
samuel Glover, Mrs. a. lsrisg. Mrs
Pevtnn Giles, Mrs Ella Garrett Mrs
HenryB. HARDWOOD. Miss ~ LATHE = Has
/ ris. Miss Bessie Hoge. Miss Howard. Mrs
AnredT. Harris. Mrs. y. Allison Hodges
! Mr. IS. II. HaWes Mrs. Howard .Hoge
/ M Moses D. Hoge. Mrs. =. Hunter
/ n. MISS Mary q. Hatcher. Mrs trgin
!us Hal, Mrs. honaaa e le firesE 8. NIT Y
/ In. Jones Mrs g, oneg.. Mrss lngles
i MISS aInRIes, Mrs Lucy b anney.. ME- q
1cathaftue II James 8 Miss 6alltss kaan
'EMra K1lloxx. 1ISk Edward g4Synn0 ~ L
EG ~; III
HI
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Kaufman & Co.. f5n1a and Brood 5ksslz:

bert Leigh Miss Mary 5labin Lyons. Mrs.
F1tzhugh Lee, Mrs. L. L. Lewis. Miss
Lewis. Mrs Edgar Lafferty. Mrs. George
A Lyon. Misses Lee, Miss Lily Logan,
Mrs. W. Fl. r. Ice, Mrs, Lodor. Mrs,
John Lottier. Mrs. a. j. Montague. Misses
John Lottier. Mrs. A. j. Montague, Misses
Moore, Mrs W. Gordon McCabe. Miss
Julia Mayo. Mrs. NJ. T. Moale, Mrs James
B. Montgomery. Mrs. O. B. Morgan. Miss
Morgan. Mrs Polk Miller. Miss Miller.
Miss Helen Montague. Mrs. e. c. Minor.
Mrs. NJ. F.. Maury. Mrs. George W. Mayo,
Mrs r z. Maury. Mrs. Warner Moore,
Mrs. e. 0. Robinson. Mrs. David r.
Rucker. Mrs W. L. Royal. Mrs. Robert
G.. Rennolds. Miss Robinson. Mrs. r. r.
Roberts. Mrs. J Enders Robinson. Mrs
George Ross. Miss J. C. Read. Mrs. J. r.
Riddtck.g Misses Reddy, Mrs. ". 7. shep-
herd. Mrs. Waller Scott, Mrs J. r.
Smith, Miss Nj. Willie Smoot Mrs. a. =.
Stokes. Mrs. William L Sheppard. Miss
Mattel L. stratton. Mrs. shackelford. Mrs.
Reuben Sherins AIRS. Bland Smith. Mrs.
Charles p. Stokes. Mrs. r. Carter Scott.
Mrs. Frederick H. Smal Imam. Mrs George
Palmer Stacy, Mrs. John II Southall,
Mrs. Calvin Stewart Mrs. Norton Saw
age, Miss Slaughter, MrR Maurice Smith.
Mrs. Charles r. Skinker. Mrs Charles
Evelyne Smith. MIS-, II. u. Spilman Miss
eawell.1bIrs.sL. B.sTatun,8 Mrs Edgar p:
Taylor, Mrs. Charles l.. Todd Mrs Mae
TONNES, Mrs John Tanner. Mrs. e. p.
Thornton, Miss NJ r. Thornton, Mrs ],
B. Tinsley, Mrs 81. n. Taliaferro. Mrs.
Christopher Tompkins. Mrs r q. Thorn
ton, Mrs John Tyler. Miss Florence Ty-
Ter. Mrs S. w. Trayers, Mrs. b. b Val
entine Mrs Frederick s Valentine. Mrs
Judsons Watkins. Mrs Charles p Worth
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Entertainments.

Virginia Day will be celebrated at the
Woman.s Club on Monday evening at
.lalL- past eight, when a programme of
snort stories and songs will be rendered
by Messrs Polk Miller. Roosevelt Page
and Mr. C. Rowland and Misses Lily Ur-
auhagt ard Martha Mosby Snead- Even
Ing dress will be in order. and the mem
pers are entitled to invite gentlemen es-
corts.
At the Milton G. Work Whist Club on
Wednesday afternoon the highest score
north and south was made by Misses
Mary G1llaam and Martha Harvie, east
and west. Mr. John Hunter and Miss
Matte Harris. Team whist was also
played. team No. consisting Of Miss
Florence Tyler Captain and Mrs 4.eith,
Mrs. Bland Smith. Miss Margaret Fergus
son being beaten by team No @ consisting
of Mrs. Doyle. Captain and Mrs. Monta.
sue, Mrs. "A. L. Wexford, Miss Sue Cor
don.
The Kate Wheelock Whist Club was en-
tertained by. Mrs. J.. Willard Craig Tues
day afternoon. A very animated game
resulted in the highest score north and
south being made by Miss Mamie Rob-
| inson and Mrs. c. l.. Todd. The highest
score east and west was made by Mrs.
~. 5LOOeIi a1tu MIS- CilaIieS L. rage. Inc
next meeting of the club will be held
next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at
| the residence of Mrs. Arthur Cannon, 1oo5
| Grove avenue.
One OF the most elegant affairs Of the
!! week was the reception given Thursday
/, afternoon by Mrs. Henry Alexander ellis
| in honor Of her sister. Mrs. Gilbert Mon
| roe Furman, of New York.
| The color scheme in parlors and din
| ing room was in red Palms were grouped
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Mrs. BoweH left for the North. and on
their returnswill make their homettempor-
arily at 200 east Franklin, Until their
house is completed, " hich Is: now IN course.
of erection IN the Lee circle. f.
Miss Martha Sharpe and 4 Hon.. H. ST
George Tucker, were married at 10 PENN a:
syivania avenue, Atlantic City, Nj I. - on
last Tuesday Mr. and Mrs TucherSWill
spend their honeymoon abroad q
Miss Henrietta Marie Webster and Mr..
Hugh skipworth, were united In mar
rage last Wednesday evening. byssthe
Rev. Father j. B..O'Reiliy.S of the Sacred
Heart. church. GJ:z
Among the o1lt-of- town guests at the
wedding were Major o. Il. Helm, Of the
United States army, and his wife; Miss
Celeste Helm, Mrs. GeorgesT. Dunlop, and
Miss Dunlop. Of Washington. d. e,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan sMaury, of-Ashland.
Following the wedding. there was a
reception to the young friends of the
bride. ~. il. -.z5.5-s
Miss Rosa Lavina Eelfert and Mr.. Cor
nelius Schultz left Wednesday l for Wash Wash
ington, where they were married, and re-
turned to the city that evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hofheimer, Of Nor
folk, Va, announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Mabel, to Mr.. Leonard
Damnann, of this city, formerly OF
Washington, D. G.
Invitations have been received here from
Mr. and Mrs. Blair Pegram Wilson, OF
Hampton, to the marriage OF; their sister,
|. Miss Mary Shelds,to Harvey Laird;5Wil
son, Thursday, January 2teh, at noon, in
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Wise, Mrz George Watt, Mrs. 6. 3. wan.
Mrs. G. D. Wmgfeld. Mrs. Lawson Young.
er, Mrs. a Churchill Young. Mrs Zrnt.

There was a delightful entertainment
given at the residence OF Mrs A-.J. Wars
rem, aB east Clay street last Wednes.
day night Music was rendered by Hiss
Hazel .Joynes- Tree Warren and Mrs.
Lena KAN, both local and Instrumental.
Games were INDUCED In until a Ia te hour,
when the doors Of the dining room were.
thrown open to delightful fruit supper.
Among those present were Misses Hazet
Joynea. Tree Warren. Helen Warren,
Alice Warren. Julia Warren, Frances Pegs
Ironnet Mrs. Lena Kain. Mrs LOYAL Mrs,
Joynes. Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Peyronnetf
Mrs. =. T.Warren. Mrs. Emily Brashean
and Mrs. Al. J.. Warren. Mr.. Woodson
Mr.. Trick. H B. Warren. Harvey Teatess
Mr.. Hudson, Mr. Marstin. Mr. e KaiR.
Captain Ioynesr Dir. LOYAL. and MI. II
J. Warren, Master Luddy Warren. ana
Alr. Michael Kahn. go -. -
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events ever IN politics, music, s and drama.
Miss aioMulien is native OF Maryland,
a l by her thorough education and trav-
cling Is well fitted to conduct the class.
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With prices about half what they oughtto
bet is easy for you to select much bet
ter coat for Our Girls" than you anticipated
before this noteworthy sale s. s
Child's Walking Goat, with1arge sailor col
lar and cuffs, nicely trimmed in braid,
sizes to 8 years-regular price cven
Three Quarter Coat ofheavy Covert, down.
front. on cuffs and pocket flaps piped n.yelvetss
and velvet collar, sizes to I4Zyears, pfoQ
regular price, $3.50, for s'S'S -
Walking Coat OF all-woo1 French Cloth,
{ lined throughout in sateen and inner lining
padded, turn-back cuffs and large round collar
trimmed in fur and inlaid in white satin and
applique lace; Castor, Red, Blue, % 90
and Green, regular price s5.eS,sfor. p0'.o
ss Girls Ful1-Length Coats, in three styles, of
good:quality Melton and Kersey. triple capes
or shoulder revers, trimmed in satin bands,
velvet or braid ;co1ors Blue Red and Castor,
sizes 6:sto II years-regu lar priee eS M
BETTER QUALITIES REDUCED TO
SUCH.AN EXTENT THAT. 1--WE CAN
d FIT YOU THE PRICE WILLALSO BE
ID MADE SATISFACTORY.
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a. Enc Ladies' Skirts Gowns. Corset Covers chernise
~ SVc and Drawers. in several different styles
Of good quality muslin
ed and Hqm1urg Trimmed all very pretty
~ - mise and Gowns nicely trimmed e. piatt
lly made. in extra q.aty cambria and heavy muslin
nj CSC ades ExTFA p Size .Ga1as Rrawsrs and
quality cambria muslin IN several different
styles, nicely trimmed er-
broidery.za- -
LARGE VARIETY OF POPULAR STYLES AND ESx-
MENTION MEN , EACH ITEM suFFIGE II TO SAY that
WHILE THE STYLE. MAKE, AND FINISH rs BE
afOND QUESTION THE BEST. 50 %. Sss44.HE4
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Miss Harrison, of 3l6 west Grace street
entertained at cards Monday in honor
of Miss Southall,. when a thoroughly en-
joyable evening was; spent Miss South
all received the ladies'. first prize and 4,Ir.
.Lightfoot Brooke the gentleman first
prize. Mr.. James Fisher received the gen
tlemen's second prize and Miss Minnie
Bolton the ladies' second prize.
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ina. nNo.
24f2 N, Or, w.......12. 50
1002Chase ct, Or. ". l't12.30
2221StPaul's ct, 5r. VIII. so
1924 f. Or, w.......11. 80
1928 NJ. sto, Ar. W. 1000
FLATS.
THE STAPLETON. 1918
Misunderstanding fat
No. 4, I'd ,3r, b. $40. 90
1871 Doth, LIST fl, Or, b. 45. 90
2422 Pa sv, I'd a, Ar, b30. 90
23d & E, fats. 5r, b, gr,
lat. $50 80 to 500. 90
1915 T, Sd q, 3r. b. 20. 90
PIG Pa ave. A, 4r,b.16 SO
2l23-6Pa av, I'd Il. Ar. b16.50
1857 23d. Sd a, 3r, b. 14.O0
2524-26 r. 3r fats. ca e. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2-4S6 La ave, heated
rms So, $40, $3.50. 500
STORES.
1917 Pa Az. 1r,cel. $50. AZ
213shPa av, sto, 3r, w22 80
2121 Pa av, 1r, W. 1850
2l10 L, 1r, pit eel. .l5. 90
STABLES.
1912 10th, As, w.. TO- 90
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FOR RENT-HoUSEs.
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FOR RENT-BY BE: sAuL.s r. COR TTHALNw.
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1924 LIST nv, Or, b. a. so 6s4 n Y av Or b. 10 So
34s Pa av. 14r. b. so 7T< Harvard NV Or h2o 80
1871 NV, 1fr b.. 90 80 1908 9Th NV. 7r&b. 20 90
Ga NV .sto, 7r ..eb 50 ITO 7fh sto sr le 40
1905 It'll .sto Or b $50 1921 IA sw store IL 90
1913 18th Tor b. IS so I<0O Cap Ir nat Ia 90
1910 9Th NV .sto&6r. IS 90 10 I'd ne, Sr W II SO
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1917 NV, Tor, b.. 81 30 I2<b II ne sto&cei 10 SO
1908 Riggs Tor. b, 80 so 1882 9Th NV Or w. Is 50
ll44 It'll sto Or 80 50 1914 Tth NV store IS 30
1926 9TH NV, sto&cel. so so 1904 1th St sto rs no
IA NV, f2r, b.. sc. 90 40 o NV. 5r, b. 70 10
3l4 NV, sr, b. 20 50 1877 ii ne ST. w II 30
S15 Mo NV Tor. b. % so 1877 Del v ne Or. 10 10
SOP l. NV. Or, Sd d. 20 80 el3 NV. 2r nat 10 90
l744 It'll sto eel sta. Is so RI at <i NV 10 90
<35 o NV, Or b.. rs. so asa u NV OF 70. 81 ks
1897 It'll NV, sto&cel % so 235 Pom roy NV Z %
100 Newark. ifr&b %. 90 RI sos 18th tcoD Q %
1920 7th. store&cel "a SO 476 Navy pl " 50
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FOR RENT
lib, 1119, 1928 Dartmouth ct. NV. rms. rec.
hall and bath (each), hot-water heat .S35 so
1914 Caroline st. NV 6 rms and bath -. Is. so
8 rms, 1903 L NV, water & closet In yd.. 1890
726 9th ST. Me-, 2-sty and cellar brick,
rms. and bath, furnace heat. ............ 20. 80
hot-water heat at. ' ~ $3.50
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1924 18th, 10, Oh, furs1oo. OO
1902 VT av, 12r, 3b. cl. SO. 33
Oil 10th. Tor. 2b. ami. .55. SO
1915 18th, 10, b. lat, mi0. N1
931 8, Or, b. eel. fur. AZ. SO
1920 N, Tor, b, mi. 40. 80
10000, Tor, b, lat, cl, mi3I 10
211s G, lar, b, lat. .95. 90
2113 Pa av, 12r, b, eel. IS. so
2317 Pa av Or, b, mi. 80 SO
2421 Pa av. Or, b, lat 80. SO
2slS N, Or, b, lat. 80. so
2133 F, Or, b. lat, mi. 80. 30
81 23d. sr. b. lat. 800
22l9 I. Sr, b, eel. :. 30. 90
2HJ5 Fl, Sr, b, lat. %. 80
213s1a Pa av. 3r, sto:
W, g..............2.5O
24aS K, sr, b, lat. %. 50
1900 Both, 7r, b, ami. 20. 80
615 Esd, 7r, lat, mi 20. so
40 P, Or, W, lat. lis. SO
2224 ], Or, w.......1G. 80
2O23 L, Or, w.......16. 90
2716 NJ, Or. W, eel. .14.30
619 23d, Or, w......13. 80
2417 N. 6r. W. 10. 80
937 20th, Or, w.....12.50
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Fiat. Msndots. .s7o. oo[lals Ss.so
Flat. iowa "a 50 Cot g, Lsnier Hts Sr12 90
1884 9Th NV 6r. .. 0,Store, 270i 1000
mhletf 10th and g.
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THE AMMONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEAN.
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and relaid. Mattresses made to order and remade.
Iron beds, springs, touches. Atvans s9d cots. u.
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INV, 4Os 26th, Or. :. 1000
i Nw.l Naylor CT, 4r. $50
NW.a Naylor ct. 4r. $50
i NV .rr lips 23d, 6r.. $50
NV .e34Snow's row, SRI 80
NV, 1850 Scott st, 4r.7.00
NV, All 26th. 4r. 100
}, NV, 1908 Cation. <r. 100
SW.2le 9th, Or, b. rs. 80
! SW .2O1 n. store, Ar. IS. so
SW eco Va av. ar. 1880
4 SW,2 PIP 14th, Or. 1850
lSW,2l0 14th, Or. 1850
! SW, 222 14th. ar. .g.0o
J SW. 427 sth, 3r. 200
} NE,617 n Cap. Or, b. 1880
NE. T2o J., 5r. 10. 80
}, NE. go Brewers ct. 4rs. 80
SEES Ga ay. 4r. ..1l.40
SE.1113 NJ, Sr. 10. so
Sc. 1857 L, fat, 4r. 900
} Sc. 1881 L, fiat. 4r. 200
J Sc, 1889 L, nat. 4r. 900
} E,1371 l., lst q. Ar. DO 90
, Sc. SAT I'd, <r........6.0O
} Sc. $40 ID, Ar........6.00
)RTHWEST.
and bath. .$27 80
and batb........... $500
and bath. .......... $500
IONS and bath. Sc 90
RES.
dwg., 8 rooms. ..... $500
II, 2 rooms. 1919. 80. 90
,p) ................. 1900
................... 1850
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-13
BLOOD HUMOURS
SklnRum0QTs, Scalp HumOurs,
Hair HuTn0urS,
Whether Simple ScrofaI0us Or
Hereditary
Speedily Cured by CutIeura
Soap, Ointment and Pills,
When All Other Remedies and
Best Physicians Fail
COMPLETE TREATMENT, Sl,00.
COMPLETE TREATMENT, Sl.Oo.

In the treatment Of torturlng, dlsng-
urlng, itching, scaly, crusted, pimply,
blotchy aud scrofulous humours Of the
skin. scalp and blood, with loss of hair,
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Pills have
been wonderfully successful. Even
the most obstinate OF constitutional hui
mours, such as bad blood, scrofula, in-
herited and contagious humours, with
loss of hair, glandular swellings, ulcer
GUS patches In the throat and mouth,
sore eyes, copper-colored blotches, as
well as bolls, carbuncles, scurvy, sites,
ulcers aud sores arising from an i'm
pure or impoverished condition Of the
blood, yield TO the Cuticura Treatment,
when all other remedies and methods
fail.
And greater still, If possible, Is the
Wonderful record of cures of torturing,
dishguring hunours among infants and
children. The suffering which Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment have alleyiated
among the young, and the comfort
they have afforded worn-out and wor-
rled parents, have led to their adoption
in countless homes as priceless cura-
tives for the skin and blood. Infantile
and birth humours, milk crust, scall
head, eczema, rashes and every form Of
itching, scaly, pimply skin and scalp
humours, with loss Of hair, Of infancy
aud childhood, are speedily, perma-
nently and economically cured when
all other remedies suitable for children,
aud even the best physicians fall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-13

portunity for curtailment therein, ex-
cept at q distinct loss In the present
efficiency Of the hospital and further
believing II TO be one OF the paramount
duties Of the state TO care for the indi'
gent insane, l recommend these appro-
pIlatIOns.
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STATE PRISON

The addition to the administration
building and other improvements to the
state prison, provided for at the last
session, have been nearly all compet-
ed and have added much TO the con-
yenlence and appearance Of the place.
The manufacturing department has
made all the clothing and shoes worn
by prisoners, and IN addition have
made and sold variety Of such goods
as cotton socks. brushes, saddle cinches
and clothing for the insane asylum pa
tienta at total profit Of Sb,lS6,62.
There has been a decrease In number
Of convicts during the two years Of 2S,
which IL partially accounted for by the
large number 20. liberated on writs OF
hobcas corpus under a decision OF the
supreme court. In consequence OF
the decrease IN the prison population
and higher prices paid for wages and
supplies the net per capita cost OF
maintenance has risen from 70 cents IN
1899 to So cents In 1902 The general
health OF the prisoners has been good,
and there have been no escapes. APP
preparations are asked as follows:
Maintenance.... a.. ........ 900
Gratuities TO discharged oonvcts $3.50
Insurance. - $50
Additions and repairs =. ..." $685.
49, oc-
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BROS. co.

the state / am In thorough accord
with the trustees In the contention, and
hope yl,u will appreciate the import
ance Of making generous provision for
the reformation Of the criminal and in
corigible youth Of the state. The esi-
mates OF the trustees OF the needs OF
the institution for the ensuing term
are as follows;
General maintenance ,.....",.. So, 900
Less estimated amount from
state land fund $500. "." 5000
Total ..... ...... ......... $1,000
Manual training ....,s.. ......,..S 5000
Extension of sewer system and
pipe line to Ogden waterworks
system 80. 49,. ......... 22,5OO
Cottage for female inmates .,.,,. $4,000
Total ....... ........ .....s53, 800
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Your druggist will refund your money u fl l,,i
OINTME M falls 10 cure RingwOrm, Ietieh ".
Ulcers and sores Plmpes and Blaekhe'n
on the face. and all skin diseases @csne
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Perfect Pastry
Made from Three Crown
Baking Powder.

Quality high. Every can guaran-
teed TO be equal to the best On the
market or money refunded. I'rice
right, Csc per pound. our Spices
are pure and fresh. Are soll direct
from our Three Crown mills.
Our Three Grown Triple Flayoring
Extracts have the natural, delicious
flavor Of the fruit. and are three
times stronger than ordinary ex-
tracts Insist on Three Crown goods
YOU viii save money and be salts
fed
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us. approve the following estimates
for the next two years:
For maintenance Of experiment
farm in southern Utah. :. $4,000
For salary Of three members OF
the board..n :. :. .. 80. ..,.., l,zVV
For salary of secretary OF the
board .... - :. =, =. -. ''''s' oVV
For travelling and contingent ex-
penses., =. =. q. .. =. 49, s,tVo
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sG5se5

These estimates are carefully drawn
ana are as accurate as possible, The
amounts should be supplied.
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will be presented for your consideration.
The estimates OF the board for the en-
suing two years, aggregating SSg'oOO are
essential to the proper conduct OF the
land business OF the state and should
be provided for.