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Story 9Me Easter Rab61t.

these signs and know that New Life
was at hand.
THUS the goddess sighed. but no
one heard-no one but the little hare
who had always been sharp, wonder
fully sharp, of hearing He pricked
up his long ears and listened. and
then he was off with a bound and
sped through the country as though
he had wings on his feet. Soon his
message was given to each and all.
and when shortly after the goddess
held her triumphant entry in the
German lands she was welcomed and
honored as never before by the CRATE
full people. Yet the happiest of all
Ostara appointed her messenger for
ever and ave"
Ages have passed since this simple
story was told, the goddess of spring
has been forgotten. but her name still
lives in the great Christian festival
of this season tOstara, Ostern. East
err. Easter fires fame on all the hill
tops of Germany. and the hare, or
Easter Rabbit, with the first tokens o.
spring the eggs and the budding W.
low branches. are held in high favor
as the symbolic heralds of higher
and spiritual revelation.
Welcome. then, thou faithful little
messenger. Welcome. also. In this
country! GLADDEN. the hearts of the
children with thy bright and varied
gifts. and to those who long for a
wider vision whisper the good tidings
of new and everlasting life. first
proclaimed at the empty grave of our
Savior.
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VARIOUS FLOWERS OF EASTER.
Every Christian Land Has Its Special
Emblem Of the Day.

Every country has its flowers espe-
cially given to Easter, whether spot
less white or tinted in opal hues like
the wings of Fra Angelico's angels.
The entire church calendar may in
deed be counted in bloom from the
Candlemas lily in February to the
Glastonbury thorn on Christmas day.
The Easter flower of two centuries
ago for the little English girl was the
yellow daffodil. and she bore its gold
en- bloom to the service with a glad
devotion. 1t was the Lent lily, and
she watched eagerly for the first
green blades to pierce the earth. or
remembered bank where it grew in
wild profusion and went to seek 1t
there, full of delight when its yellow
bells greeted the sunshine.
The little Dutch maiden carried hand.
fuls of anemone, the first flowers that
come after the cold and snow. The
Dutch maiden calls 1t Paas Blumtje,
because it blooms at Easter. But the
Pingster-Bloem, the flower of Whit
sunday, our pink azalea, is even dear
err and parties of young people gather
1t to adorn the homes.
All over our country the lily is
claimed for Easter. and the name is
given to one species which we call
Easter lily. This pure white bios.
som is noted in early paintings. The
lily of the annunciation was always
placed beside the madonna or in the
hand of the Angel Gabriel. and the
shimmering purity of its satin YES
ture seems to make it especially suit
ed to speak of that new life that
comes from the dark shadows of the
grave.-Miss Dubois in the Interior.
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Father-"Why don't you do some
thing yourself instead of depending on
me to help your
Son-"What are you kicking about?
Don't you get your moneys worth in
realizing that you're the better man OF
the two?"
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Hero worship has had a hand in the
making of maps. We have postofiices
bearing the names of every President
Town to and including Mr.. Roosevelt.
Only two of his predecessors are lack
ing in the list of counties. Naturally
he favorite In the naming of towns
and counties is Washington and he
is the only President for whom
state has been named. But others thah
Presidents enjoy these honors.
Successful soldiers, sailors states
men. editors, authors, inventors, the
heroes of ancient history and my
thology and even popular actors and
athletes share a like distinction. Our
list of postofices is long one and
contains names from almost every
language. living and dead. and chosen
On almost every conceivable principle
Or impulse.
Two counties in Kansas present
curious association of ideas: Greeley
county has for its capital town
called Tribune and Ulysses is the
county seat of Grant. New stations
were to be named along a western
railway some years ago and they were
named after the members of profess
sional baseball team that happened
Inst then to win the championship.
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Flowers for Kings Bier.

About eleven hundred wreaths and
crosses were sent for the bier of King
Christian 1t is generally thought
that the most beautiful wreath was
one sent from Gmunden by the Kings
old and intimate friend. Queen Marie
of Hanover. 1t consisted of lovely or
chids tied with broad yellow and
white silk ribbons.
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Chaplain Hale of the United States
senate in the course of his prayer a
lew mornings ago quoted the admoni-
ion: II say unto you here. love your
enemies" The vice president and
Senator Plat of New York were the
only persons present and it is said
hat each one thinks the chaplain
meant the other.
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MsyoeaIty Job Too Hard Work.

Mayor Thomas l.. Reilly of Meriden.
Conn, after being three months in
office, has given up his job Mr.. Reilly
was chosen in close contest BE.
lore election he was newspaper
nan. He ran several professional base
ball teams. He says the occupation
Of mayoring has them all beaten to
I frazzle." Since coming into office
lie has been harassed to distraction by
office seekers.
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John Kendrick Bangs said; IL
went into a book shop in Forty-second
street last Saturday, and asked for an
English translation of Homers 'Iliad'
and the Odyssey and Henry James
Golden Bowl i can give you the
Had and the Odyssey but | don't
think there is an English translation
of Henry James "Gollen Bowl re.
piled the clerk. New York Sun.
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As iron is rated among the metals.
so the apple ranks among fruits. AS
the word Book is appropriated as
the name for the chief book of all. so
apple sometimes stands for fruit In
general.
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Few lawyers in Great Britain make
more than $4,000 a year. but Mr..
Moulton. who has Just succeeded Lord
Justice Mathews. is believed to haze
given up a practice worth at lest
.wica as much
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Grown Wise.

"Is yoh husban' lookin' fob work."
YES" answered Mrs. Pinkley. lies
lore foun out dat 1t is to stay home
an chop wood an carry water fob de
wash tubs 4"
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The woman with the yellow curl
papers still entwined in her hair
mounted an upturned tub and handed
a small package over the whitewash-
ed fence.
Here is a cake of homemade soap"
she said sweetly. Il made 1t myself
after an old recipe handed down by
my grandmother"
Thanks, ever so much" responded
The woman in the red shawl.
Yes. consider 1t far superior to
he brands OF soap they sell to-day.
lust try 1t on your children's ears. 1t
Z, Just grand for scrubbing solled ears
ind"
But the woman In the red shawl
was looking daggers.
"What?" she exploded. do you
mean to insinuate that my children
have soiled ears. Do you?"
"I-er-that is" ~---
oh It is no use trying to apologize.
You are always insulting people. Keep
your old soap
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Is ruling worth the toll
OF sunshine lost?
The ravish of ones self
AT deadly cost?
Or is It more divine
When morn'3 begun.
To he content with Life
And bless the Sun?
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With fevered hands does man
His work assail!
He VOWS to chain Success,
Where thousands fail!
mo dozens reach the goal
with bleeding feet,
And go to claim the prize.
'Tis death they meet
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93x33O feet, on State, near 9Th So; $3.50
per foot.
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VACANT AND IMPROVED PROPERTY,
all parts OF city Meeks g. Lynch, 3l5
Atlas block b76
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FOE sALE-RgAI, ESTATE.


See Ross c. Davis for Business Ops
portunitles
s2s00-5i room nicely furnished and mod,
Rent SIS per month. Best money maxi
Ing hotel In city.
s3s00-35 room. furn. and lease; rent
$120 per month.
$4,000 rooms. finely furn; lease rent
reasonable.
S2100-2S rooms. furn. and lease; rent
500 per month.
s170o-25 rooms. furn. and lease, rent
$50 per month
s1400-14 rooms elegantly furnished; rent
reasonable: long lease, money max
er; part cash.
s1700-17 rooms newly furn.: good lease.
S 750--12 room nicely furn; rent reason-
able a snap.
8 s5os7 rooms; mod; newly furn-; e.
"a South street.
30O-S rooms; all mod; lot coal. gro
eeries, etc; rent only 800 per month:
real snap Phipps CT
550-21 rooms; furn. for light house
keeping.
55o.,l2 rooms furn. for light house,
Keeping: 1853 So. West Temple.
2oo-S rooms furn.; rent s25; 2s2 So.
ROSS c. DaWIs, with Capital R. E. l.
IT West % South Phones Bell 1901
i West Second South
Phones: Bell, 1901. Ind. SO
WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY A
home just like rent?
s s0O-4-rn fr 5000 down.
s1350-4-r br.; 5000 down.
Sj400-5-r- fr.; 5000 down
Slo00-4-rm. fr., $500 down
$lB00-O-rm. b.. 5000 down.
S2000-4-rm. b.; 5000 down.
S2200-4-rm- b.. $3.50 down.
S2600-5-rn. b.; $500 down.
S3200-7-rm. b.: S400 down.
$3500-6rm. b., $500 down.
a. II. OUTRIGHT,
Ind, phone 1880. Room IL, Eagle block
fila
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SALE BY AUCTION TO TAKE PLACE
at As East First South and continue
until Christmas. Don't miss this Chi
cago Wholesale and Retail Picture Frame
and Mirror Company.
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MADAME PINK. CJAIRVOYANT ME-
dium I'll give information regarding
all business affairs. etc: test meetings
Sunday and Thursday. Bell phone 3Si4-
X. lis 5. First West. eS32
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FOR SAJE-REAL ESTATE
ONLY ONE LEFT
(E1cHT sol ny

ONLY ONE LEFT
(ElGHT SOLD
OF THOSE COTTAGES ON EAST
BENCH, BUILT As II sHoULD BE;
FRirscH. FR rtY No No p HA EAST md SO. sT
PHONES: IND, 747, BELL 1867.
OUR, THANKsGIVING OFFERINGS.
Ar, brick. w: 5th So; $3.50.
AR. p. b. e. J.. S. 7th West, sl7oO.
s-r. frame W. " ?na So, lars large lot $4,000
S-r, p. 't,'' b. with barn 1 So 7ih w; $500
5-r. ,. b.. b. E. 7th South St; $3.50. ~
5-r mod mod p b. E 3th a,R So So St; sjsSS SS75o'
7-r mod. p. b.. L. 9th So, s325O
b-r. mod p. b.. Sth So. near State,
7-r. mod. p. b. 18th East, near 1st So;
$500
Small cash payments. balance like rent.
Will buy any OF the above homes.
7-r. mod. +. 3rd So. $4,000
7-r. mod p. b., Z. 5th So; $4,000,
S-r mod. 6th So. near Main; $3.50.
Mahan Inv. Co. q Eagle blk. e244S
THE FOLLOWING ARE EXCEPTIONAL
BARGAINS:
$1,000
Buys a neat 3-room cottage, No, % p st.
$3.50.
$500 cash balance on time. buys a z
room modern cottage. including furnl-
ture. on 1st st; heated by hot-air fur
mace
S3750
Buys 2-story frame; it's modern. except
furnace; has I rooms. and is located on
the north side OF lst street.
$4,000
Buys a 5-room brick cottage. nearly new,
lot 5xl0 rods, and located near 1lth
South and 9th East.
4 RICHTER,
10 West LIST South. Phones cal. e2539
If YOU WANT TO SELL
See c. w, Miller. liz w, 2nd South,
m2665
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH e. e.
Casady 81 Co. l07 Atlas blk. Bell phone
2227 1880
WE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT s |
all Tuttle Bros. l5S Main, Red ball
signs. o139T
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE
with Salt Lake Real Estate & Title Co.
so Main St, Phones 7o4 al20
THE BEST REAL ESTATE BUY IN
the city: offer open two days only Ad-
dress East 2nd South. care Tribune.
FOR A BARGAIN IN NICE S-RooM
Inv. Co. - Eagle block. e2043
MODERN FLATS IN CHOICE RESI-
dence districts. pays large interest on
investment, or a nice home and income |
besides. Price $1,000. Ina. of owner, Geo |
East End So, el977 4
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FIGURE WITH US BEFORE BUYING
your household goods elsewhere. Most
complete stock of second hand goods in
the city; 500 heaters. cook stoves and
ranges at bottom prices. Western Furn-
iture Co.. 242 State st. Stove repairs
for any old stove. d143i
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a. MKELLAR & COMPANY.
YOU WILL Make



NO MISTAKE
But Make MONEY
BY BUYING EITHER OF THESE
PROPERTIES:
Sl050.
Nice 4roon cottage: city water. good
barn. cement walks: near sth w. and
End So. Think OF Il,
$500
3Xl0 lot, one block from City and County
bldg: east front.
$4,000
4-room brick: bath, elec. It's: near Sth
So. and End East,
$4,000
broom modern pressed brick. south front
on ith st. A beauty. where The ground
is high and dry.
$4,000.
Handsome. new Groom. strictly modern
pressed brick, rooms that are rooms with
large lot, on NJ 81.
$4,000
buys one of the prettiest T-room, strictly
modern pressed brick homes in the city,
choice corner lot on 4th st. II you want
a home that is nicely arranged. with
rooms that are rooms. sec this one; It is
cheap n $500.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
FOR THIS WEEK WE WILL MAKE
YOU TERMS ON THESE PROPERTIES
THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU, SEE Us
AT ONCE ABOUT THESE PLACES.
y M'KELLAR s. CO, e3a w. IND so.
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CARPET CLEANING


UTAH SANITARY HOUSE CLEANING
Co Phones o5o. dSlS
COMPRESSED AIR. NEW SANITARY
process. National House Cleaning Co,
50 j.. LIST South. Carpets called for and
delivered promptly. bl966
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ASSAYERS


CRISMON & NICHOLS, ASSAYERS
and chemists, removed to 229 So. w.
Temple. w1792
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

5000 BUYS FURNITURE OF CoZY. SUN
ny 5-room voltage: rent. SIS. l blk
from postoffice, Church st. 1851
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MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO-
ple without security, endorser, any
length time. Deal direct with the man
who loans his own money. Lowest rates
in the city. Chattel loans at per cent.
Real estate loans 6 10 per cent per
annum No commission. Confidential.
Lawrence, 403-4 D. +. Walker Bldg.
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TEN BOYS, EMPIRE-UTAH LAUNDRY
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MADAME ELON LAVERA SNYDER.
noted palmist, psychic and card read
er 4S w Sd South. e965
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CLAIRVOYANTS

YOUR FUTURE FORETOLD. FREE. TO
prove the superiority OF my life read
lngs above all others, I Will send yours
free with special forecast for this year,
Send stamped addressed envelope and
birth date and get a fortune worth hav-
ing. Alma Zyto. Drawer 1o2. Chicago.
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'Kcep off the grass and don't butt In"
They say to n beginner.
You've got to work and cut right iR
II you would be a winner.
The opportunity Is here
And IL you really need It,
just let your want ad here appear
And every will read 1t.
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SIX ROOMS. SWELL FURNISHED IN
modern cottage. profit $40 per mo- Call
26l 5. End East: cash or terms, Phone
Bell l324-K. e2Sg6
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&c PAID FOR IRON,
s,ttles, rubber. copper.
Co., SO u. sth South.
u 1907
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BARGAINS

HARVEY e. CO. 10 w. S. TEMPLE.
Baied hay In car lots
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S-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. 2l8 e 7TH
So. large LOT and barn. Inq. Hemphill
No. II East First South. fS2
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WANTED HELP-MALE

WANTED, A YOUNG STENOGRAPH
er at Freed Furniture and Carpet Co
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ON ANY PROPERTY, YOU RETAIN
possession, Tho Stringer Co, 10 w.
I'd South
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AUCTION SALES

~~~~~~~~~-~-~~-~-~>~~~~
$50, 900 WORTH OF JAPANESE ART
goods, must be sold at auction, daily
2 pm and pm. from now on until
Chrlstmns 66 So Main ST, el22l
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SEE US FOR BUSINESS PROPERTY.
PETERSON r. e. INV. CO. $50 so.
MAIN f27l
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BARGAINS IN RINGS AND WATCHES
for Xmas. Uncle Sam. 80 p. list SO.
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GOOD GROOM MOD. BRICK, 80 SOUTH
7th East, bet. Brigham and 1st So, S25.
aos
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ, S. HanaueF J. v. Sadler
152 S West Temple. p. O. box 1916
Analytical work a speciality. Price list
mailed t2lqa
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NEW FURNITURE FOR SALE, Arm.
mod. house. 373 No. 9Th West f3l
BULL TERRIER PUPS; MUST BE
sold; cheap II taken at once. Bell 3l52.
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SAMPLE BARGAINS.

SAMPLE BARGAINS.
S42oo-For s6x153 feet, with T-roon
e mante: Si's this is only f'i block blocks from from
the head OF Main street.
S2S5o-For a 5-room pr. brick; furnace.
bath. elec. light; II fine condition.
Ss20O-For rooms, furnace, eIec, light,
toilet, mantel: terms.
S3500-For Z rooms; hot-water heat, bath
and toilet. cleo. lights.
SS25O-For 5-roonl cream brick; bath,
toilet, elec. light. mantel; terms.
s210O-For ( rooms; bath, elec. lights:
fine new home; terms.
Sli50-For 5 rooms. -S2G5 down and SIS
per month. including interest.
S2OOO-For a 4-room new brick; 5000 down
and 500 per month.
SlI00-For a 4-Toom brick. terms
BUILDING LOTS.
s50o0-For 10 rods, fronting on lst street
Sl100-For rods. fronting on l1th East
S15OO-For % rods, fronting on East End
s1loo-For d rods, fronting on 2nd street
c. T. LITTLE & CO:
Both phones 2sis. 2o9-2l0 Atlas block;
50Xl4l FEET, llTH E. AND 7TH So.
5OxI4O feet, Princeton ave, $500.
5Oxl56 feet. nth So. and 6th e., $500
59xl!l teet, 10Th W W. and 5.h a. $5S6 $sSS
Hubbard i bard Inv. Inv Co Co. IS W End So. fl6a
a FEW OF OUR SPECIALTIEs:
o, 1r mod E Pe6oSS o. e95aTSos s956 sosn floors bath
or. mod p b. built by owner; $4,000.
7-r. mod. b. sxl9 lot $500, S5aoo
5-r, mod. p. b. close In; $500
6-r, mod. brick, good barn; $3.50
5x20 East lst So, close In: $4,000
7x2O, 9Th East. fine site for flats and
court in rear $4,000.
$xlo $sxxll 90 on sLa L st; t. oRlBy 7, ,By5S si40o,
4XIS near IS Sogth ~ Temple r'ass fn s5sqS ssPSo
5X2O warehouse site: $4,000.
E. E. Casady e. Co. 4O7 Atlas blk
Bell phone 2227. fl62
EVERY ONE OF THESE Is a BARGAIN
and can be bought on easy payments:
5-rm. p. b., close In, s2650.
5-rm. p, b.. close In; S2350,
5-rm. p. b.. East side, S2500,
5-rm, frame, close in, First st; S26oo
3-rm, frame. adobe lined. West Tempt
s-rm, p. b., 10th E. gem; $500,
arm, frame. 10th E; $3.50, so
3-rm frame. walking distance; 5000.
Ar. b., West side: 1880.
S-rm.. 5th E., near 2nd S; $4,000
1o2sx3So feet. W. houses. on Main st.
near 9Th So. pays good Interest on invest
ment; $2S. 900.
l0x2o rods on 5th So. near Main, good
Investment; $4,000 ou,, IN.
OJ X MoIlDs gOllN S|Ni-Lo IN NEAL
estate. w L.. WINNER. successor TO
Anderson r. 3. Co. 300-SOl New Herald
building. Fones 474. e1i4
S96, ,0OO-BUsINEsS PROPERTY. NETS 8
sioooGHouse. West side; nets 10 per
cent
Four-room brick house. S. E.: price
$500.
Four-room brick house, modern. S. E..
price $4,000.
el629
SEE STOWE Il PALMER AD.. PAGE 2
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SEE STOWE q PALMER -AD.. PAGE 2.
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework: two In family, 4-room riat
Bell phOne 1856. cSS3
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MONEY To LOAN

F G. WOOD. FOR LOWEST RATE OF
interest on furniture; pianos, horses,
con get for the next 80 days. No remov-
ais: private terms to suit. 1i9 Main St
r. 309. fZbl
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SMALL LOANS. CHEAP, QUICK, ON
anything. Snow, sos Auerbach Bldg,
Tel l393Y. c14
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$350-GOOD PAYING BUSINESS, SUIT
able for lady; good investment for the
right party; owner leaving the city; must
sell. Address r., Capital News. Boise,
Ida. 1885
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55x165 feet improved, on State. near
2nd So. $50, 900.
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JOHN STEWART, ASSAYER AND
chemist. "a E. So. Temple street, Salt
Lake City. Utah. c7l9
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WANTED 70 RUY
HAY, GRAIN AND COAL

AN OLD BUILDING TO TEAR DOWN
Address lS Tribune Q6l
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

c-N0~~~-N--@-~~~~->~~~0~~
UTAH SANITARY HOUSE CLEANING
Co, phones 555. dS17
ROOMS 81 AND UP. WORK GUARAN-
teed. Ind, phone 23s, Bell 436l. Leave
orders al Smith Drug Co y3S
NATIONAL HOUSE E-CLBANING COM
..pany. SO e. 1st South. Phones 978-
1856 bIa65
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GOOD HORSES, HARNESS, WAGON
or part. Ind. phone l0ll2 Il
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$i000-l0-ROOM MOD. 133 3 ST. IN
quire phone lSi5-K. 1874
S3O-7-ROOM MOD. 93l FIRST STREET.
Wilson Sherman Co.. 81 w. I'd So. Tel,
492 1899
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HIGHEST WAGES PAID FOR EXPERT
enced fur sewers. !. .. Glosz, furrer,
Wilson Hotel Annex, "a East End South.
f215
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GOOD SINGLE OR DOUBLE DRIVING
horses. Ind. phone 101l2 f.
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FOR SALE

FINE HOME ROOMS; FURNISHED.
on East I'd South, Call on owner -
80 Market street. f1l9
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9 MOD. ROOMS, l44 9TH EAST, $3.50.
Goddard Inv. Co. 81 L. LIST So. f235
5-ROOM MOD BRICK. 9TH AND J STS..
$50. Goddard Inv. Co, 81 e. 1st South.
1885
7-ROOM MOD FURNISHED HOUSE,
suitable Tor two families, and also
barn. 653 So. West Temple. 1888
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MANICURING, SHAMPOOING. HAIR
per method. G06 The Templeton. Fone
3TO2-Z aS9e
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52x1e5 feet, State. near End South;
| S37, 500
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FINE FAMILY DRIVING HORSE; ALSO
Kaufman rub. tire buggy and Stude-
baker cut under surrey, all nearly new,
will sell at bargain bet 2 and p. m, at
S9S Brigham st, e2S07
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TUTTLE BROS. 153 S. MAIN ST
10-Tm. mod. barn, 20 II street go. S45 90
7-rm. mod, furn 7S q St.. e. 80 90
9-rm. mod, fine, S33 e. 9Th So, 20. 90
arm. cottage. 532 T.. 1st So. 15 90
5-rm. cottage, i53 Galena St, s 90
3-rm. cottage, sc y St.. 80. 10. 90
3-rm cottage. 962 So. Attn East Z so
TUTTLE, BROS l53 Main street f164
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s35-7-room modern, l3 West 9th So.
Modern storerooms, ESQ So. State
modern rooms In Lyon block, SO w
2nd South.
w. J. HALLORAN. II West 3rd South
st Phones S23 fl63
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WANTED HELP-MALE

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with insurance experience preferred TO
sell stock in new Industrial enterprise
Call at No. 10 West Second South ST