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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
CADETS IN ENCAMPMENT.
Local Lodge to Visit Provo Next
Month With a Band.

Much interest is being aroused in tho
cadet battalion Of the High school over
the prospects of a cadet eHcampment-
This proposition was spoken OF some time
ago. 1t is suggested that the cadets
so into camp for period of five days,
beginning the Tuesday after the close OF
school.
At meeting of the battalion a report
was received and a committee appointed
to look into III. recommending that the
cadets go into camp at Lagoon Senator
Simon BaHDerger has promised transpOT-
tatiOn for the cadets and their baggage,
besides use of the camp and parade
ground. From the national guard the
committee secured permission to use
tents. cooking utensils and other camp
equipment belonging TO the state, With
this donated the only remaining expense
Is the cOmmissary supplies. The COM
mittee recommends that this expense be
IL Is cOutended the knowledge and eX-
periencC to be gained along the military
lines during the camp life would greatly
Oyerbalance that gained in one year. S
drilling at school The camp viii also af-
ford many new and interesting expert
eucez.
Strict military rule viii be observed
thing viii be conducted in the best man
ner The camp VIII be commanded by one
OF the most proficient military instructors
in the state. 1T is expected that Pro
lessor Eaton viii be present most Of the
time
The cadets look forward TO this outing
with much expectation. They expect to
first annual encampment wlll be followed
out each succeeding year. Detailed ar
Tangemeuts are under way and plans are
being drawn for the camp.
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T HE final meeting ending the year
for the Ladies' Literary club was
held Friday and, although purely
of q business nature. was not lacking
in interest Following the election of
officers, the result of which was pub
lished yesterday. the reports from the
various officers for the past year were
read and reports Of the progress Of
the various sections given. All of the
reports showed a satisfactory condi-
ti0n Of the club. that Of the treasurer
being of special import in that il re-
corded the wiping out of the entire
Indebtedness on the club house. The
historians report, compiled by Mrs.
Z. J. Fabian, was dlled with clever
points and suggestions
The programme committee for the
next year submitted, through the chair
man, Mrs. w. A. Nelden, the pro-
gramme. which was amended and
adopted by the club as follows:
Sept. 9-Inaugural day. Presidents
address; reports; music; social.
Sept. 23-"What Does the Modern
Woman Read. Miss Jessup; My Fa-
vorite Novelist and His Bet Book, -
Miss Goddard.
Sept. 3O-Presidents day. Business.
Oct 14-In charge Of Browning sec
ton.
Oct. 2S-HaIf-hours with "Our Wan
derers," Mrs Eugene Lewis, Mrs. J. c.
+. King, Mrs. Graham Putnam.
Nov. 1l-Federation day. Reports
from delegates 20 general and state
federation meetings hve-minute re-
ports from president and chairman of
state fedora ton committee.
Nov. 25-"VOltaiUe, - w. II. King.
Dec. 9-In charge of home and edu-
cation section. rs Woman Mans Equal
as an Educator Mrs. A b. Gibson;
IF Only One Can Have College
Education, Which Should 1t Be-BOy
or GirI2" Mrs. Hutchinson Ethics in
Home and School" Miss Qualtrough.
Dec 30-PresidenCs day Business.
Jan. 13-Tennys0n' "EnOCh Arden"
read by Mrs. c, r, Richards, with mu-
steal accompaniment composed by
Richard Strauss and played by Mrs.
Agnes Osborne.
Jan. 27-In charge Of the current
events and current literature section.
Helen Keller and Her Works. Miss
Edith L. WOOdmansee; The Value Of
individuality in Literature Mrs f.
c. Kelsey.
FEB. 16-"Thackeray," Rev. James
Carver. Ogden; Uniform Marriage and
Divorce Laws" Mrs. George Carrie
ton.
Feb. 17-Breakfast.
Feb. 24-"GIimpses of Modern Ger
man Literature" Rev. William Fish;
"Suderman and Hauptmann,' Mrs.
William Jennings.
March 1O-"The Relation of Civics
10 Ethics" Mrs. l.. y. Hall; Pro-
stationary Courts, New Methods Of
Charitable Work. Are They Practi-
caI2'' Mrs. Mcmahon.
March 24-Iu charge of history sec
ton. Discoveries in the Land Of
Goshen" Mrs. Little: THE Work of the
American Expedition in Old Baby
IOnia." Mrs. J. II. Brown.
March 3-Debate. (which brings
more happiness to married woman,
money or love2" Mrs IT. w. Brown,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR ELKs.
High School Boys Arranging
Spend Five Days at Logan.


The local Elks are making arrange
ments TO attend i'm a BODY the annual
convention of state lodges 90 be held
the middle of next month at Provo. The
present intention is TO go south on d
special train. which may include coaches
north. The salt Lake City bucks nave
designs on the prize to be offered for the
best appearing and finest uniform lodge
I'm the ElkS parade, That means the
local boys viii wear a uniform. They
viii be beaded by q band, presumably
Helds and do a little serenadinga while
i'm that city.
The executive committee Of the Provo
lodge having the convention entertain
menC and amusement in charge, VIII
meet at IL o'clock this morning. a
number Of local Elks viii attend. Not
only to learn what Is going on, but TO
lend a helping hand in the matter of ar
ranging minor details.
An effort is to be made by the Provo
Idaho, Colorado and Wyoming. The raii-
roads have agreed to make a special rate
for the occasion, and it Is anticipated
that Elks from the reighboriug common
wealths viii take advantage Of the low
fare, to visit Provo, participate i'm the
one of the most successful fraternal
gatherings ever held i'm Ctah
There is already considerable talk rela-
tive to which city shall have the honor OF
entertaining the Elks IN 1865 Ogden
feels that She is entitled to it, and IS
working hard to get the reunion. She
was Proves most formidable opponent
when the organization was perfected In
this city last year. Park City and Eu-
reka are also after the honor. and prom
Use to give Ogden a naru fight before
the contest is settled by ballot.
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The EverIastine Truth.

Deny it--dispute it--scoff at it-argue
against it-shut your eyes to it-if YOU
Will; but the unalJeTable. imperishabie.
uncOntradictabie fact is-that as sure
as Salt Lake is TO be. 20 the very last
syllable of recorded time. the greatest
city of the intermOuntain west just
so sure viii popperton be the most
fashionable, the most beautiful the
most healthful-and foot for foot-the
most valuable residence portion of salt
Lake. Location. view, building restric-
tions, good air, government nearby iW-
prGvements to cost a miIi0n-aud dive
ers and sundry other things too nu-
merous to mentiOn-aN guarantee it.
Reasonable prices and good terms are
offered you. By and bye you viii buy.
Why not now Coming events cast
their shadows before"
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80 = Iocations

There are some beautiful corners i'm
pOppeFt0n, so located as that whatever
may be the future improvements
around them the view of city, valley
and lake from them can never be shut
of. In the good time coming of Salt
Lakes great. expansion, these locations
viii command almost any price you put
upon them. Why don't some of you
thOrOughbreds who shine. or intend to
shine, in the social 400" put these To-
cations IN your pile as against the day
when by having them and living upon
them you viii awaken the envy Of
every ''isser' and want TO be" in the
local social WOrld2
You needn't be afraid-y0u won't lose
your money. salt Lake is going right
OB. ana you are only one Of the multi
tudc that VIII live here.
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Maybe,

Maybe you haven't noticed it-or
having noticed it-you won't admit il,
but the fact is just the same that the
northeast portion, north of Brigham
and east Of 'P, p" is coming right in as
a popular and high-class home quarter.
And maybe you haven't noticed it-Or
having noticed it-WOn't admit it, but it
is fact also just the same that about
all Of the vacant ground left up there
is IN popperton. We have popperton,
and parts of il are for sale to the right
kind OF people, at the right kind of
prices and upon the right kind of
terms The popperton man lives day
times at Is West Second south; at
night he lives I'm pOpperton You can
see him either placer get him by
phone. In the telephone book he is
called Z. L. COlbOrn, but his real and
true name is p, j.. COlbOrn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
WOOL THE CAUSE
OF THE ACTIVITY
Stimulates Business in Every
Direction in Salt Lake.
REAL ESTATE IN DEMAND
GERMANS May ERECT LARGE
BREWERY HERE.

Wool was the indirect cause of the
commercial activity last week. The ef-
feet was especially noticeable in whole
sale ana retail circles. The banks prof
tied largely, as is shown by the daily
Clearings for the week. In collections
there was a decided Improvement con-
siderable money being I'm circulation.
decidedly more than the week before.
lnclement weather during April ard
the first week iu this month preveutL1
Guch sheaTing, consequently there Was
little wool shipped. When c0liiinas
became such that shearing could ba
continued, wool was moved IN large
quantities, and much money was
placed i'm circulation.
Back Orders Photographed For.
Ia retail circles the effect was such
that back orders, given weeks ago,
subject TO order. were released by tClC-
graph. Wholesale dealers acted along
the same lines.
Another cause for last weeks &c
tivity was the seasouabIe weather it
permitted shopping, and mOnzy held
iu reserve for favorable climatic con-
diti0n was released. The warm wealth
er made a demand for spring and
summer goods which was quite sat-
lsfactory,
The local conditions are concisely
stated i'm the following report to Brad
streets I'm New York city by f. BoegIe,
5r.. superintendent of the Salt Lake
City branch.
Bank deposits show decided in
crease, attributed 10 liquidation of
wool paper. Money market maintains
healthy tone and collections better.
JObbeTs shipping back orders held for
future delivery. Retail sales mcreas-
ing"
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Millions Who we're sick---like you, perhaps---are
we'll today because of LiquOzOne.
The first bottle Free; will you try it?

sas IS derived fin large part from the
best oXysen producers. The process
OF making takes fourteen DAYS. The
result is "a wonderful product stable
ana concentrated holding an the viz
tues Of the gas III ECes into the blood
TO go wherever the blood goes No
serm can escape il aUd none can resist
Il. The results are inevitable.
BUL LiquOZOne is more than q germ
iCide. Oxygen IS Nature greatest
tonic and LiquozOne is a Vitalizer with
which n0 other known product cam
compare. 1t not only destroys the cause
~ "a germ trouble, but IL quickly re-
pairs all the damage which the germs
have done ID gives TO every organ
Just the help that IL needs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
Acts Like Oxygen.

fact that if does what oxygen does.
oxygen is the nerve FOOD, the blood
food, the scavenger OF the blood 1t
is the very source Of vitality, the most
essential element of life. There would
be no weak nerves, no impure blood
no inside germs If we could get into
the blood an excess of oxygen. But
oxygen is gas, and unstable An ex-
cess cannot be held IN the blood
In The making of LiquoZ0ne, we get
the virtues Of go cubic inches of the
gas into one cubic inch OF liquid. The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15

Eighth and Ninth East. brick cot
tage .-.......- 60 ................ 100
:. Lester, jr., Lincoln avenue. brick
outage -..s-ss-. ..4s-.t-. -t.+t..-...- zoo
j. Mcdonald, sr5 Milton avenue,
uflck cottage .-...,..... ........--.., l,5p
a rnotd-Dickson Bros. Third South
between Second and Third East,
VI lCA mouse s..st....tr-. -,.t....s.s-.s Dlvt
brick cottage ..,.................. 40,
Miss Emily Harrison rear 33A North
Second West. frame CotCaEe......-. So.
j. H. Bennett jas j. street additions ,99t
Dr. w. T. Beer, rear 225 Fourth
street. frame barn..........-....... Sol
q. sampson Second East between
Eighth and Ninth South, brick
cottage .s.,-..-- ..s...t.. ..t.st...-.t 90
Z. G. 81. I. Drug company, 112 South
Main new front .-....... ....-.-... 400
George u. Nichols 251 West Fourth
North. brick cottage ...... ......... 1,G1C
James u, Underwood rear 5l1 South
Eighth East, brick cottage .....,,- 100
~
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Zeal Estate Transfars-

John Van Lien and wife to Leo A.
Jones, lot T. block q, plat C....-.-$
=. S. Hubbard 10 j. A. Fritsch.
lots Is and rs. block 4, East Capt.
L0I Avenue addition .-........ .......
Andrew II. Harrington 20 Mamie +.
Bragg, lots 10 and rs, block ],
West Grand View ......... .........
Henry ". Taylor TO William NJ.
Boam, section 9. township south,
range ] east ............ .....-......--
Katie Stiner to Mary Hannah Cook,
section 36. township 2 south, range
west aa----sa.--s r-s---..-- s4-ass-ssa
Sylvester James to Ester Jane Legg-
roam, section 2S township / south.
range ] east ............ .............
August A. Nodvail and wife to
Charles Il. FOXsberg. lot 2. block
"A. plat u ..--........ .........-..-....
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sTEAlIsHIPs
c0MPAGHIE eEHERALE
TRANsATLAMTIouE

French Line, New York to Paris. Six DAYS
sailings Every Thursday at 10 d, M
la Savoie. May 26I-a CascOgne. June 10
Ia Lorraine. June SLa Champagne. Fl.
la SaV0ie. ....Juue 23 .......s... dune so
la I8uraine- June
New. modern gigantic twin-screw and
express steamers naval officers man-Oi-
war discipline COmpany's VCsUhuled
trains HaVre-Paris 2 hours.
AGENTS. A.. Benton. l03 w Cd So.
ST., Denver G. Rio Grande by; J. j.,
keyes, POI Main St. Oregon Short Line
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h - - - endIng the - ~

+ Mrs. Dale. Mrs. Joel Priest Mrs. N.
Richie, Miss SoWles. Miss Yardley. Mu-
sic and social.
April 14-Reading Of original stories.
April 26-ln charge of tourist section.
/ Japan, the Sunrise Kingdom Of the
Far East Or. ~. NJ. Padeu
May 11-Annual meeting. Reports Of
officers and chairmen, and election
The committee which prepared the
programme consists of Mrs. W. A. Nell
den. chairman; airs. II. s. Fent0n Mrs.
John Reed, Mrs. KeysOr, Mrs. ". Fl.
BintZ, MIS-. a. r. Noilmer and Mrs
Richardson.
Professor Alice p. Norton of the Uni
VeTsity Of Chicago, who comes here as
a special lecturer iu household ecouoDl-
les for the State COmmoner institute. Is
well-knOwn among club women
Throughout the country. She is one Of
the foremost workers along the line or
domestic arts ana sciences and has
taken an active part i'm establishing
Of kitchen, garden and domestic SCI
ence courses i'm some of the large cities
She is TO give a series Of lectures on
the educational work of the home and
the school
The Reviewers club held the last cat
home day of the present year last
Monday with Mrs. r. @. woodruff. The
afternoon was splendidly filed, the
special topic of the time being a review
Of Order no. H. by Mrs, j. C. Royle'
Several fine musical numbers were Civ
en- by Mrs. A d. Melvin and Mrs A. g.
Andrews, and also by Mrs. w s. Loom
is and Miss Blanche Kimbau. The last
meeting viii be held a week from Mon
day, and viii be devoted to the cleo
ton OF officers and business
At the regular meeting of the Unity
club tomorrow evening, Rabbi Rey-
nolds viii speak on THE Recent
Growth and Probable Future Of Ger
many; Socialism" Mrs. William H.
Fish will discuss the literature of the
present day speaking especially OF sud
deTman and HaUpJmau, and Mrs AZ
mes Osborne viii have charge Of the
music from Richard Straus,
The last meeting of the year for the
Wasdtch Literary circle viii be held
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Lima Williams. A book review viii be
given by Mrs. Byron Cummings and a
general discussion viii follow.
HE4
The house decora zion section Of the
Ladies' Literary club viii hold another
meeting May %. Mrs. S. f. Fenton viii
give a paper on "TTansCOutinentaI
Architecture in America
The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
will hold their regular meeting Tues
day, May "A, at the home of Mrs. W.
y. Williams
Tho naughtarg of the Revolution will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Lucy w Smith.
The P. Z. o. society win meet next
Saturday at the home of Mrs. a. j..
J GOrham.
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SOC Bottle Free.

III YOU need Liquozoue, and have
never tried it, please send us This
coupon. We WIZ then mail you am ore
der on your local druggist for q fuI.-
size bottle and we win pay your drug
gist ourselves for it, This is our free
sift. made 10 convince you 20 show
sou what Liquozoue is. and what &C.
can do I'm justice TO yourself. please
accept it TODAY for 1t places you under
no obligation whatever.
Llauozoue costs SOC. and 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
Germ Diseas es.

These are the known EeIm diseases.
sAH that medicine can do for these
troubles as TO help Nature overcome
the germs, and such results are iudi-
rect and uncertain. LiQuozone kills
the germs. wherever they are. and the
results are Inevitable. BY destroying
the cause of the trouble, it invariably
ends the disease. and forever.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
Home Again.

The pOppertOn man has returned
} from the far east. He is loaded
, with information about New Fort
Douglas and the plan of the gov
eminent TO park all around pop
} pertOn, and make the PenrOse
Drive the swell, tree-lined, brook
bOrdered thOrOughfare to the gar
} risOu. over this drive lightning
legged horses are to draw the gay
equipages of the future. and
cheffoniers are to propeI the aU-
tOmObile. Go and see the pepper
ton man. His palatiaI Office IS at
} IS West Second South street. He
} is almost always in and is a good
} deal better than he looks. Really.
you will like him. And then he
, can tell you all about pOppertOn
, and the rapidly maturing plan to
, make that slightly, healthful 10
cality the fttest place in Salt Lake
to live.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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REAL ESTATE IS ACTIVE.
Increasing Demand For Homes and
Business Property.


Business Property.
The real estate market was active
last week.
The bright days permitted inspec-
tiOn of property, which had a stimU-
lating effect upon purchases. The eX-
ira large list of building permits, in
Guiding houses, stores and improve
ments. is mute evidence that money
IS comparatively more easy than some
weeks ago, and that 1T is being put
int0 real estate I'm large amounts.
The demand for business property
I'm the vicinity of the Two new pro-
posed depots was steady while in
quiries for residence lots and homes
OH the east side of Main street were
increased.
There are few desirable empty hOus-
Cs, either furnished or unfinished, for
rent, and, as the demand is exceeding
the supply, rents have been pushed up
a little.
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We Paid SIOO.OOO

For the American rights to LiquOz0ne,
because il kills germs i'm the body with
out killing the tissues. too There is
nothing else known which win do that
ANY drug that kills germs is a poison,
and it cannot be taken internally.
Medicine cannot destroy the cause of
q germ trouble.
LiquOzone lis So certain that we pub
lish on every bottle am offer OF $1,000
for a disease germ that il cannot kill
The reason is that germs are vegeta-
bles. and LiQuOZOne-like an excess OF
oxygen Eas--is deadly 10 vegetable
matter. LiquozOne invariably destroys
the gems of disease. wherever they
are yet 10 the human body it is the
most helpful thing in the world
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
ANOTHER BREWERY LIKELY.
Wealthy German Men Pleased With
Local Possibilities.


salt Lake city may have another
brewery, The proposed promoters are
NJ. SchuCh and HuTbeTt Olsen Of
Ai,tiHE. Germany. vino have spend
ing several days in the city looking
over the local situation. Before leaV-
ing for san Francisco, they sand if
they did not find a location which gave
promise OF more possibilities than this
city they would build here.
While i'm the CITY the visitors were
entertained by George Olsen and III. T..
Iytle, local representatives of the An
heuseT- Busch Brewing company Of ST.
Louis.
Mr.. Schuch is engaged I'm the hop
raising business ON the banks of the
Rhine, and Mr.. DisCh's brewery over
looks the historic stream. They are
men of means and reputation, and II
they decide to build I'm Salt Lake City
VIII erect "a plant that viii cost about
S150.O00. II is their intention 20 inn
port their hops from Germany.
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Dyspepsia EuharlrI.zfl
Eczema tlrysi pelas Lumors-I -f.ere
Fevers-CaH stones FariocoeeIe
Goltre-GQuC W0meu's Diseases
AN diseases that begin v-ita ferer-ru
Mathematician catarrhal CONTAGIOUS
diseases1l the results of impure or
poisoned blood.
TN nervous IDENTITY LlQuOzoua acts as a
vitaHzeF. accomplishing what no drugs
can do
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
a - - MoNTANA-

Who needs the money 10 buy an auto
mobile. has a choice corner in pepper
ton which he VIII sell. Make inquiry
of the poDpertOu man ar IS West sec
ond south.
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More people use LiQuozoue now
than use medicine, Yet thousands still
use drugs 10 cure germ troubles-to do
what drugs can't do. Ify0u are one Of
them. Won't you let Us buy a bottle of
Liquoz0ne and give it TO you to try2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15

Dessert National bank ................SZ75 o)
o. e.. 81. g. .--.---... -.-.. l6t 90
Home Fire Insurance CO-..-----...-. l33 I'D
tab Sugar Coz preferred ---..--.... 81
Utah Sugar Co. common ....-..-.... ID
State bank Of Utah Observation-Disclosures. 143 uJ
lCseret Savings bank Observation-Disclosures Zl6 Ul
lions SAVINGS Bank g. Trust Co.. l33 tJ
'tah National bank Observation-Disclosures JOB Oh
Provo Com. g. Savings b8uk........ 1913 90
I.ehi Com e. Savings bank .---.-.... 105 OJ
Thatcher Bros Banking Co., Logan. ll8 o1
Jir~t National bank, Ogdel.-.-.---.- -J4 CD
Rocky Mr. Bell Tel Co..-..-.......-.. I3 Ul
Davis Co. bank. Pennington .-.-.... 100 90
Ogden Savings bara. .............-..... $50 90
tou. Wagon q Machine CO.. pfd----. O. 91
b Con- Wagon g. Machine Co. CON- 80 81
Fremont County Sugar CO---------- 10 %
Annals. Sugar Co.. preferred ..--.. 81 F
Amlig- Sugar Co., common ---------- 3's ''
idaho sugar 40. ....................... 10 Do
lewiston Sugar Co. Observation-Disclosures. 10 uj
Provo Wooden Mills Co. ...-..--.-...- SD %
Church bonds Observation-Disclosures. 1922
Con. RS a. Power Go. bonds ..--...- -
s.. D. O.. Railroad bonds .-.--....-.... 105i
SGmUteT Valley railroad bonds. 103
Utah Light g. Power Co bonds It5ia
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q. s. HOLMES. Proprietor.
New and elegant IN All it's appoint
nents; 80 rooms. single and 60 suite; .
rooms with bath
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STOCK MARKET IS SLOW.
Aftermath of Dividend-Taking Per
iod is Bearish.

The stock and bond market was a
little sluggish during the week. A Few
declines are TO be noticed due largely
10 the usual aftermath of dividend pay
ing periods Profit taking was large
tine earnings being diverted 10 other
channels. The quotations at the close
OF business yesterday were as follows
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
cur our THIs COUPON.

ANY physician OF hospital not yet using
test,
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The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
will hold their regular meeting Tues
day, May "A, at the home of Mrs. W.
y. Williams.