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The Question Being Decided by
State Senate Committee.
SAID TO BIZ VERY HARMFUL
Local Manufacturer Says lie VIII
Xiii New Pure Food Bill II IL
Condemns Alum.
Some OF the local baking powder man

Some OF the local baking powder man
ufacturers have exhibited 50 much anx-
iety lest their product be designated as
one OF the impure foods In the new
pure food bill that Il has aroused the
suspicion OF Chairman Love, the author
OF the bill, and the other members OK
the senate committee on manutactut-
ers and commerce,
For the purpose OF making something
Of an investigation the committee held
meeting yesterday afternoon, at
which State Food Commissioner Heiner
was present by invitation.
Chairman Love stated that local
manufacturer had approached him with
the warning that If his new bill con.
tanned clause prohibiting the use OF
alum in baking powder he would de-
feat It, just as he had defeated a SIM
liar measure In the lower house TWO
years ago. Senator Love explained
that since the manufacturer seemed so
concerned he thought he would ascer-
tain whether or not alum was delcter-
ious as a property In baking powder.
Mr.. Helner said II was decidedly So
and at the request of the committee
went on to state that Utah was load
ed up with adulterated goods that the
pure food requirements IN this state
were so loose that manufacturers ship
ped food stuff here that could not pos
slbly be sold In the eastern states.
Mr.. liener said that when he at
tended the pure food congress in the
east last year he made careful inqulr-
les as to the nature Of alum and was
assured by the best authorities there
that alum was very injurious to take
into the stomach and that Its presence
In baking powder was not TO be toler-
ated,
Senator Love suggested that the fair
est way to treat the manufacturer and
the consumer was TO require the former
to label their baking powder with alum
as one OF its ingredients All the MEM
bers OF the committee concurred In
this idea but further discussion was
postponed until Tuesday afternoon,
when the baking powder manufactur-
erers Will be given a hearing,
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Davis County People After Weber
County Flood Waters,
PLANS FULLY OUTLINED.
Tunnel VIII be Five Miles Long and
Construction Is Estimated alta
Very Large sum.

Another large Irrigation enterprise is
being launched and IL conducted to a
satisfactory conclusion viii niean the
reclamation Of from 10000 to JOO0O
acres Of farm lands IN Davis county
In this state A corporation, TO be
known as the Davis County Canal a.
Irrigation company, has been organized
and the capitalization viii BIZ from
100000 10 100000 The incofporators
ore well known and progressive men In
Davis county. They are Hyrum Stew
art Of Kaysyllle, o. p. Hutch OF Boun-
tiful william II. Strecper OF Center
vile, William N. Nader and William
!, Layton OF Layton. h. b Clark Of
Pennington, Thomas $. Jones OF Blaine,
James Warren OF Clearfleld and NJ. M
Brown of Woods Cross
The problem viii involve either the
construction Of a nine-mile llume or
ilVe-mile tunnel. II has been estimated
that tunnel would cost $4,000, and
a Hume 1875, 900, and the tunnel project
seems 60 be most favored. II construct
ed the tunnel would take water out Of
the Weber river near Peterson In Nor
gan county, and let Il out on top OF
the sand hill The flume would take the
water from the proposed ditch at Dew
us Gate. four miles from where the
river would be tapped at Peterson.
John II. blood, chairman Of the com
mlttee on acreage, reports that he has
plated $1,000 acres and estimates that
there viii be a total Of about so 900
acres of which about 5000 are virgin
territory, This company is associated
In some measure with the Weber River
Reservoir, Power & Irrigation company.
which was organized some months ago
In Morgan county, whose officers and
directors are: Moses w. Taylor Coal
VILE president; J. H. Thompson.
Hooper, vice president; T. L. Allen.
COalVt'le, secretary; j. q. M Barnes.
Kaysville. treasurer i. u. Egan,
Woods Cross; Arthur Maxwell, Peoa;
@. W. Bramwell, Plain City, Lyman
Meacham, Milton William II. Rich.
Morgan.
The capitalization of this company is
81 100000
Messrs. Doremus and Kelsey. the en-
glneers Of this company have made
surveys and plans and report that dams
and reservoirs viii be near Peoa. KAN
as, IN Chalk creek. Lost creek and
Hardscrabble, The capacity Of the res.
erVolrs will be 500 cubic feet OF water
second for 60 days and that they will
furnish water to 100000 acres. half OF
which is In Davis county. The two
nroiaqfa ora en- rloaalv aliiod apd or
inter-dependent that they will either 90
through together or not at all 1t Is
currently reported that large portion
OF the first s250OOO capital stock Of the
Davis county company has already
been subscribed. owing to the snow at
present on the ground the further sur
veys and plans viii not be undertaken
until spring opens.
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OTHER CHURCHES.

Westminster Presbyterian church, 1870
South Fourth West street. between
First and Second South. Sunday, Jan
Is. Rev. John Richesen, pastor. Res
idence IS y street. II a. M, services
conducted by the pastor; 7 80 p. m, SER
vices conducted by the pastor; II ~ p.
m, Sabbath school; 1890 p, m. Eudeav-
or Sunday school, GS2 West First
North street, 4 y. m, Junior Society
Of Christian Endeavor; $50 .. M.
Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor Lecture on Wednesday eve
ming by the pastor at y. m, Special
music Strangers cordially invited to
all these services.
Reorganiged Church OF Jesus Christ
Of Lat,er-day saints; Services In Mis-
sion chapel, 22S East Second South
street, as follows. Sabbath school at
10 a. m. preaching at II a. m. and p.
m. by Elder W. N. Kelley. on Wednes-
day night at 7.s0 there VIII be prayer
meeting al the home OF Carl Hedelius
rear Of SSS South Fifth East.
our Savior Evangelical Lutheran
church. Fourth East between Fourth
and Fifth South Sunday services at
1890 a m In English and 1850 m In
Norwegian The Ladies' society viii
meet next Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. BerkhOel You are cordially iu-
vited to attend. A. G. II, Oyern. pastor.
First Unitarian society. Services held
IN Odd Fellows ban near new post.
office site Market street. at II q, m.
Sunday school, 1915 b. m. Subject Of
sermon. "The Authority and Source OF
the Moral Law by Rev w. H. Fish.
Jr Music by Unity choir All invited.
Unitarian literature for free distrlbu-
tion. Meeting OF Unity Social club.
room IS Eagle block, Monday evening.
1880 D. m Unity Literary club meeting
held room 3S Eagle block, Tuesday
evening NJ 50, m.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Mabel Mcclure was hostess at
delightful dinner yesterday at the
home Of her parents. Judge and Mrs.
Miner. The table was beautifully dec
Grated In pink and white, and the fol-
lowing guests enjoyed the pleasant af-
fair, afterward attending the hop at the
fort: Col and Mrs. l.. +. Holmes, Capt.
and Mrs. S. u. Sturgis Mr. and Mrs. w.
Mont Ferry, Mrs William G, Sharp,
Miss Hardness and Mr.. Wicks.
Mrs. Calhoun and Mrs, Robert B,
Hardness have issued Invitations to q
card party next week.
Mrs. Dykes entertained az dinner last
night in honor Of Mrs. AL Mulhall'
The Daughters OF Utah Pioneers met
this afternoon with Mrs. Minnie James.
Mrs. Dykes entertained this evening
at dinner in honor OF Mrs. Mulhall and
Miss Franklin.
Bishop Leonard will be guest OF honor
at a banquet TO be given next Tuesday
at the Knutsford
The regular bi-monthly meeting OF
the opal club was held at Christensen's
han "Wednesday evening OF this week,
the occasion being the regular weekly
soiree Of that academy. About rs
couples were present, and one OF the
most ENJOYABLE times Of the many social
events Of this popular society was
passed.
The signal corps Of the National
Guard OF Utah gave an enjoyable dane
ing party at the Armory hall on Thurs
day evening. II was we'll attended and
IL win be remembered as one Of the
incest affairs given by members OF the
guard. Among the pleasant diversions
Of tn evening was an exhibition drill
by the signal cof~s. who showed them
selves TO be masters Of the art Of
marching. Delicious punch was served
during the evening.
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BlshOpric OF bud Ward Takes Pre-.
caution Against Smallpox.

On account Of the prevalence OF
smallpox IN the Twenty.second ward.
The Blshopric Of that ward is taking
every necessary precautlon TO check its
spread and TO that end has discontinued
all public meetings until such time as
all danger OF the epidemic has passed
AS is wen known that section Of the
city Is sorely afflicted with the dread
disease and II Is feared that Il further
meetings are held exposure to the dis.
ease may become even more widespread
Than i Is Hence the action OF the
ward bishopric which, 10 say the least
Is Commendable. 'ff7f
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CARD OF THANKS.

on behalf Of the family. hereby ten.
DER heartfelt thanks to all Kind friends
who exhibited sympathy and rendered
assistance, during the illness OF Mis-
Penrose or at the funeral. including he
speakers. the quartet the sololst Mis-
Maggie HUI, the Bishopric donors AZ
The beautiful flowers, aud the ladies NJ
the Ninth ward. who 50 tastefllly de-
GRATED the Westinghouse for the oocs.
sion. May Ged bless them all.
G. w. PENROsF.
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Uueonsclou. From Cram

During a sudden anil terrible attack d,
Group our little girl was unconscious
from strangulation says A. l.. spaoord
postmaster. Chester. Mich, and A dose
OF one Minute Cough Cure was admin.
lstered and repeated often. II reduced
me swelling and Inflammation, cut Tho
mucus and shortly the child was rest.
ING easy ana speedily recovered. II
cures Coughs, Colds. LaGrippe. and All
Throat and Lung troubles. One Min.
ute Cough Cure fingers IN the thrat
ana chest and enables the lungs 10
contribute pure, healih-giying oxygen
% The blood. z. c. II. /. Drug store,
ii2-iis Main ST.
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one Hundred Dollars a 70.

Is the value II A. Tisdale, Summerton.
$. G., places on Dewitts Witch Hazel
salve, He says; ~ had the piles for
20 years. | tried many doctors and
medicines, but all failed except De-
tits Witch Hazel Salye. II cured me"
Il Is a combination OF he healing prop
critics OF Witch Hazel with antiseptlcs
and emolllents' relieves and perma-
nently cures blind. bleeding itching
and protrudirr piles, sores. cuts.hrulses
eczema, salt rhaum and al skin dis
eases z. c. II. !. Drug Store. HILL
Main 81.
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FRANK Y. TAYLOR.
JAMES r. MILLER,
EDWIN BENNI0N,
Stake pregldenc,

The home missionaries Of the Granite
Stake OF Zion viii please take notice
that the regular monthly meeting Of
saId missionaries win be held at 1880
p. IN. IN Mill Creek Westinghouse on
Wednesday Jan, q, 1908 An mem
hers of said body are requested to be
present and report
THOS. ASTON, Stake Clerk
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MALE HELP WANTED.

TRUSTWORTHY PERSON IN EACH
county 70 manage business OF old established
cheek each Wednesday with oil OK penseS dl.
rect from headquarters money advanced
for expenses. Manager, 3d2 Caxton Bldg,
Chicago
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints VIII
he held tomorrow at o'clock In me
Tabernacle; Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 a. m, and meeting,
IN the city ward assembly rooms ana
adjacent wards az follows;
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT,

Record at the local Office OF tho
weather bureau FOR the "a hours ending
at a. M. today.
Barometer reading at 9 a. M, 2o,62
inches. Temperature at a. M, ~ DE-
grees. maximum, 49, minimum, 3Oi
mean, So, which is degrees above nor
NAL.
Excess Of daily mean temperature
since the first Of the month, 80 degrees.
Precipitation since the first Of the
month, S2 inch, which is .S2 inch below
normal
FORECASTS TILL p. M. SUNDAY,
Local forecast FOR Salt Lake City and
vicinity:
Threatening weather and probably
rain or snow tonight and Sunday.
For Utah; Forecasts taken at Den'
yer, Colo;
Rain or snow tonight and Sunday;
F, colder Sunday
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The storm has remained stationary
over British Columbia and developed
slightly In energy. The crest Of an
area Of high pressure lies along the
California coast Precipitation has oe-
CURED over Washington, oregon north
ern California, ldaha, Nevada, the low
er Missouri. and lower Mississippi val
leys. II is warmer over the Great pa
sin, the middle Rocky Mountain region,
the Missouri and upper Mississippi
valleys, and cooler over Oklahoma and
Texas.
L. II. MURDOCH.
Section Director.
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ROBERTS COMPLETE WORKS.

Outlines OF Ecclesiastical History"
no $3.50, 81 as: "The Gospel" 75c,
N.25 Sl.J0; New Witness for God. .
$50 s.. 50. Succession IN the Presi-
dency," Doc. soc, 75c; "Rise and Fan OF
Nauyoo," ti25. 1926: Missouri Persecu.
lions, Sl.25, S2.25. Deseret News Book
Store. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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The crowned heads OF every nation,
The rich men, poor men and misers
All join IN paying tribute to
DeWitt's Little Early Hisers
H. Williams San Antonio. Tex, writes:
Little Early Riser Pills are the best
ever used In my family. I unhesitat-
ingly recommend them 10 everybody
They cure Constipation, Blliousness
Sick Headache. Torpid Liver, Jnundice
malaria and all other liver troubles, z
C. M. |. Drug store. il2-l1l Main st.
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urAs coMsrRciALA AND sAy'osBAsK

Interest paid on savings W. ".
Armstrong. prest.. Byron Groo. vice.
3rest.. ]. l., Game. cashier.
A machine OF pure clean steel kneads
,ur dough for Royal Bread. No sweat
rom the human hands and body
makes Il unclean, All grocers sell II.
Shipped all over Utah.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

B.P. o. ELKs. THE BENEVOLENT
and Protective order Of Elks meets each
wednesday evening az O'Clock; % State
ST., Elks' Building,
II. II. DEARDOPFF Z. r.
A. W. RAYBouLD. Secretary
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GRANITE STAKE.

The monthly Priesthood meeting Of
the Granite Stake Of Zion viii convene
IN the Farmers ward Westinghouse on
Saturday Jan. 81 1903, at 10 o'clock a.
m. The High Council Of the stake viii
meet at a, m. OF said day in the same
ulapa
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THE BEST ROCKY MOUNTAIN
SCENERY.

Colorado Midland Railway Pullman
Observation Cars Across Rockies by
Daylight Ticket ONCE, Dooly Block.
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The Windsor European Hotel, loca-
ton most central, rates reasonable,
special rates by week or month";. c..
Scott.
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Autobiography Of Capt James s.
Brown, $50 pages. bound in cloth. Price
VICE for sale al Deseret News Book
Store, Salt Lake CITY. Utah.
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Everybody drinks Maniiou water,
the water that made Colorado famous.
UTAH LIQUOR co,
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Zicn's Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany was establiihed In 1873. and has
: iince opened more than S3.s03 savings
accounts. Have you an account? II
tot, start one NOW.
JOSEPH y SMITH. President.
GEORGE " CANNON. Cashier
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InE BEST ROCKY MOUNTAIN
SCENERY.

Colorado Midland Railway Pullman
Observation Cars Across Rockies by
Daylight. Ticket Office, Dooly Block.
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THE SEMI
WEEKLY NEWS,
1uf GREAT COUNTRY PAPER
OF nr wtsL

is ks9ed Mondays and thursdays ocd
confoins an tho cresm Of tho Daily and.
Saturday News.
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CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED.
Relief for the Sufferers Fran Famine
In the North of Sweden.

A week ago today the Deseret News
took active steps to invite aid for the
distressed people in the famIne-stricken
districts of Sweden. and requested that
contributions for this purpose be for
warded without delay to Mr.. A. W.
Carlson OF u. c. NJ. l., Salt Lake City
who would receive and account for
same, lie now reports that no sooner
was the paper out than people called
and expressed their willingness 10 aid
and that information has also been re-
ceiyed from various localities that re-
sponsible persons have been appointed
on committees TO collect means and for
ward them TO him. The receipts to
date are as follows:
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This space will contain the number
Il Rocky Mountain Bell telephones In
Ialt Lake each Saturday. Today, s.elV.
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SALT LAKE STAKE.

Scandinavian meetings are held In
this city every Sunday al 10 o'clock, H.
m, In the Assembly Hail. All are
cordially Invited
Religious services In the German lam
gugge are held every Sunday morning,
at " O'Clock In the Assembly Hall.
In accordance with recent arrange
mpnt the Third quorum OF Elders com
pnslng an such In the Second, Third,
Eighth and Ninth wards. viii meet In
the Second ward assembly room on
Monday evening next az 1880 Those
not yet Identified with the quorum VINO
should be, are earnestly requested 20
be present on this occasion. Thomas
a. Tellefsen, Secy.
The meeting OF the home missionaries
OF the Salt Lake stake OF Zion will be
held In room 30l j.. u. S. university,
Wednesday, Jan. rs 1903 at $50 p. m.
Send In your report OF visits " YOU cam
not attend. LEO HUNSAKER,
Clerk Of stake.
The One Hundred and Tenth quorum
Of Seventy viii hold lis regular month
" meeting In the Sixth ward assembly
room on Monday night next at 1890.
There will be a Relief society confer
ence OF the Jordan stake held at Draper
ward house Monday, Feb, 2. Meeting
commences at 10 a. m. and at | p. m.
A good attendance IL desired,
MARfNDA BATEMAN.
President.
HILDA LARSON,
AGNES CUTLER,
Counselors.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
One Hundred and Tenth quorum OF
Seventy viii be held In the sixth ward
Westinghouse, Monday, Jan. rs, at 1880
.. m. A full attendance Is requested.
The quarterly conference Of the Jor-
dan stake will convene at Draper, Sat-
urday and Sunday, Jan. 81 and Feb. !,
1908, commencing Saturday at 10 q. m,
at which time the business OF the
monthly Priesthood meeting will be at
tended to.
NIELs LIND,
Clerk Of the Stake.
The ward missionaries In the Jordan
stake win meet at Sandy Wednesday.
Jan. rs, at 7 o'clock p. m, and report
their labors,
NIELs LIND,
Clerk OF the Stake.
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DIAMOND COAL uw and so.

Don't miss our big shoe sale. No odds
and ends
THE MOORE SHOE Co,
2jS South Main.
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wulstsnhoime Coal Co
81 West Second South Tel. is5
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sHoEm AKges.

JOHN cAMENoIN, Utah's mos, scientific
shoemaker. sold comfort for tender or De.
formed feet % W. 1liid South.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

THIS BEATS NEW JERSEY, ,.sss's
tiers procured under south nAko,a, lspx
a few dollars. Write for corpOI,ss,,1Ie ltr
blanks, bylaws and forms % asr2
renee. late Asst Ssc'y OF stspA
Bsadls Co. south Dakota
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Vests Record in the Matrimonial
Market Good One.

Marriage licenses We're issued this
week by the county clerk to the fol-
lowing applicants:
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From Prof. w. c. Give, Salt
Lake City.., =. ..N....,.S 100
Joseph Morgan. Salt Lake CITY,. 100
John p. sorenson. salt Lake city 500
l.. Dahlquist, Salt Lake city. i. 10. 90
Bishop Chas. p. Warwick, Manil-
Ia, Pleasant Grove. u a..... 2.s0
James Peterson, Castle Dale, Utah 6. 90
II j Yaal, S25 Ninth ST., Ogden, 200
Carolina Erickson from Skoklos-
ter, UPLAND. 49,. a...!... 100
Brigham city per j. NJ. Jenson.. $50 90
a. G., Lundnl Benjamin, Utah.. 100
Carl soderlund, East Mil Creek LES
scandinavian committee, Salt
Lake Nlty.., .. =. ..-Ia...... 100 90
A. W. Carlson Salt Lake City $500
w s325. Q5
a. w. CARLSON.
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sPIRITuALisM.

WE TELL wHATyou WISH ~ fTessr ss,
or no nav Materlallslne sesnces In.pro. 90.
and sunday nights Afnold-hleN''' :
30 kastM south. -
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STOVE REPAIRS.

J. T. Lovctt. all kinds sloys "a II
stoves bought and sold. 81 B. s'' "
iI65-Z. -------s->S
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ELECTRICAL.

HIGH CLASS ELECTRIC WORK IN
all its branches. Everything electrical
from. g medical battery 20 a complete el.e.
lures. We guarantee every lob. SAIL fat,
Electrical Supply Co.. l5l-l53 $. Main s.
Telephone No 6.
T. q. ALLEN, CONTRACTING EIEc.
trician. Construction work Of all kinds
sonable prices. The latest ideas n s.ss
trical fixtures. Ga Main st. Tel. ss;-y
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THREE PER GENT MONEY.

McGuRRIN s. cos. REAL ESTATE DE.
partment For choice vacant and improved
property, ranches and farms. you must soc
us We have the best bargains aud the
largest list 10 select from We sell on In
stallments Property ranging from $50 to
1900 DO you want to sell YOUR real estatef
Come In; wen sell IL for you, McGnrrln &
Co.. - w. End so.
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rhL NIPPLES cARRioE SHOPS
nave removed 10 t5ts. s;Ata
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

a5 PER THOUSAND, COPYING LET
ters at home either sex. Send two stamps
for particulars. Blackney & Co., bO57 Hal
sted Chicago
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miDwIvEs.
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY LOANED sALARIED ppop,,
on their note without mortgage or ep ddSsn
easy payments, strictly conddentlal a u
cherry, room aOh D. \. Walker buildlps \
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city and farm property, & and p; M
cent. j. l.. Perkes, 156 S. West Tenpls
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FOR REAL ESTATE OR LOANS sEg
Mcclellan & Co., e3ls W. 2nd So
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DAIRY 4 CREAMERY.

KEYSTONE DAIRY. y EAST 1877 50.
Inone ~ dealers 10 pure milk, cream ami
butter. Bottled milk speciality. our motif
purity and cleanliness -
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SALT LAKE sCAvENGEE 90 of''~
under 81 Main Sd Telephone %
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MEETINGS DISCONTINUED.

f S33J Us
a. w, CARLSON.