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LOGAN.
JUDGES OF SCHOOL ELECTION.
Burial of Peter j. Schroeder. Voter
an Of '97-Ncws Briefs.

Burial of Peter j. Schroeder. n Voter
an of '97-Ncws Briefs.
Special Correspondence.
Logan. Nov. 24.-The county board Of
education in session yesterday named
the following persons to act as judges
of the coming school election:
Avon--A. o. jackson, 70. j. Law, Geo.
Summers.
Paradise--John Welsh. Jr.,P. o. Han
sen. A. S. Williams.
Hyrum--H. F. Liljenqust, c. c. Pc
tarson. Lars p. Christensen.
Millvile-James P. Olsen, James Ho-
vey. John Il. Roueche.
Richmond--Eli Webb, W. X. Burn
am, John =. Bullen.
Cove--J. S. Allen, Fred Titensor, AL
ma Hendricks.
Mt Home-Georse Kingsford, Julian
Bnir, John E,skelsen.
Lewiston-H. NJ. Rawlins. Jr. Alvin
Brewer. John Nj. Burnhisel
Stephenson and Wheeler--Melvin
Kent, Ole Olsen, w. II. Jackson.
Smithfield--Samuel Nielsen, S. p. Nil
son. Sylvester Low.
Hyde Parl-Joseph b. DANES, Eras-
tus Lamb. Horace w. Hancey.
acknowledgements Nyman, ST., John
Ormond. Christian Larsen
Mt. Sterling-Stephen G. Baxter John
Bedford and Joseph p. Cooper.
Benson--Peter Frost, L. r. Roundy,
Jacob Jorgenscn.
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MORGAN.
SHOCKING FATALITY.
Laborcr Blown to Pieces, by Explosion
OF Giant Powder ut Cement Plant.

Special Correspondence.
Morgan, Nov. 2S.-Sunday, at p.
M. one of the foreign laborers al the
Devils Slide Cement plant, went into
the powder magazine where about 40
on SO pounds of giant powder was be-
ing warmed for blasting purposes, and
in some unknown way exploded the
powder The body which was blown
into the air was so badly torn to
pieces that portions Of it will never
be found Both feet, hands, and the
upper portion of his head We're torn
from the body. The management at
once telephoned Undertaken WEIGH
at Morgan, who went to the scene and
now has the body at his undertaking
parlors for burial preparations. one
other employe was Slightly injured by
the explosion, but his wounds We're
dressed by DR.. Dorland at the plant.
a coroners jury was lnpaneled
which, after learning that the man
went into the magazine of his own
accord, decided that his death was
caused by his own carelessness
The storll left baby boy at the
home of Jas. Bertosh at Littlcton, Sat
,urday
Some snow and rain is falling in the
valley With every appearance of
heavy snow storm
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CGPID's BUSY DAY.

The work OF the weather man il,
bringing ON the willtry weather had
little effect upon Cupid and his follow
els. such would appear to be the case
from the number of marriage licenses
that We're issued from the office of the
county clerk yesterday afternoon
Licenses We're issued to the follow
ing:
George Burnett and Ada Ia Verne
Porter both OF Ogden
William j. Salmon ana Olive G. Gay,
both of Ogden.
Edward c. Peattie of Chicago and
Margaret shelton Of Salispcll, Mon
tana.
Enos Il. Marriott and Wealtha May
Bclnap. both of Ogden.
Henry G. Lurdquist and Olive ciardi-
ner, both of ogden.
Ralph Il. Woolley and Elizabeth
Arthur w. Grow and Ella l.. Thurs
ton, both Of Huntsville.
TO DISCUSS WOOL TARIFF.
Saturday afternoon at the Weber club
the Ogden Wool Growers association
holds meeting for the purpose Of
discussing the proposed wool storage
at Chicago and the question OF the tar
if on wool. ] is expected that there
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JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.
Cort Rcnews Leasc-J Ohm Cort,
general manager of the Northwestern
Theatrical association. renewed his
lease on the Grand Opera House Of
this city. which has been undez. a
lease to him during the past five years.
In connection with the lease it is
stipulated that the owners will expend
Al.
house and doing other improving
S. =. Surgeon-Dr. Il. X. Ainsworth,
chief surgeon of the Soutnerd Pacific.
system, yesterday afternoon issued an
order appointing DR.. r. S. Joyce. as act
Ing division surgeon Of the southern
Pacific. vice DR.. G.. w. Perkins, de-
ceased. Or, Joyce will now have full
charge of the hospital work at this
point for the Union Pacific, Southern
Pacific and the Oregon Short Line sys-
tens. Prior to his appointment. DR..
Joyce was the division surgeon for the
Union Pacific.
Suit Against City-Minnie o. Parker
has brought suit in the district court
against Ogden City to recover dam
ages i'll the sum OF 81, 0OO alleged to be
due for injuries sustained by her by
stepping through a broken culvert on
Eighteenth street about two months
ago.
Funeral of Veladc-The funeral of
Shorty CIV. ID Velade, who commit
ted suicide in this city ten days age,
was held from the Richey funeral
chapel this afternoon. The interment
was in the city cemetery Relatives
of the deceased We're recently located
and requested that the body be buried
here.
Thanksgiving ENerciscs-Tn all of
the schools Of the city To-Day appropit-
ate Thanksgiving services We're held in
Ogden. The schools close this even
ing until Monday. After the exercises
at the high school the students, held
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MAN Is AS Old
AS. His Stomach"
This Persian Epigram Is the Real
Gauge of a Mans Life.

me Rerslails We're a very sagactous
people. noted among other Things FOR
their deep thlnk3ng on ne ana the
things which make up lie.
The above eplgram SHOWS the Wis
dom OF their thought.
When man stomhch is able TO
furnish new material to the system as
fast or faster than the natural decay
OF nian.requlres,t hen such 4 man lives
his fullest ana ms pest.
When through wrong living or dis
ease n mans stomach begins to tax
the other organs and takes from the
blood strength which Il cannot give
back IN nourishlnent taken from food,
then begins the death OF man and he
decays fast. Inc stomach Is strong,
splendidly strong, and can stand an
untold amount OF abuse and neglect,
but when It dies. man dies.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
DEATH or DIR. WooDElNG.
Esteemed Citizen Passes Away in Salt
Lake IIospitaI--NcWs Brcyitics.

Special Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant, Nov. 2l.-Samuel Dye,
a prominent citizen OF Wales, is report
ed ill with a severe attack of pneumo-
mia. Oiuf Olsen, of Epiraifn, who has
been working at the rock quarry near
here. was brought home from work,
suffering with henorrhage OF the
lungs. He is in a serious condition.
Last evening the Mutual ThankssiT-.
ing dance given in the opera house, wsls
the occasion of a most enjoyable time
to all participants.
Last week, Drs. Stewart and Winters
operated on Mrs. Annie Justesen Of
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ogden in the near future has caused
the politicians of the city to become
active in furthering their claims to the
postmastership. Among those who have
been mentioned are y. II. Hulaniski, r.
a. Moves. John L, Bagbay, John d.
Murphy, o. B. Madison, Rudolph Kuch-
ler w. g. Howell George NJ. Hanson
William Shealy Is also talked of as one
Of the strong candidates. and has a
number of endorsements that he Sc
cured when Mr.. Glasmam first talked
of rpsiopinr
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BRIGHAM CITY.
COURT CALENDAR.
List OF Trial JurorS-Youth Succumbs
To Appendicitis.

LIST on Trial lUrors--Solth SuccumbS
To Appendicitis.
Brigham City, Boxelder Co, NOV. Il.
Following is the trial calendar for the
district court of the First judicial dis
trict w. W. Vaughan judge;
No. 1139-John y. Rich VS. Charles
Turner. set for Dee. at 10 u. M; ).
ID. Call, attorney for plaintiff; Edward,
Smith & Price. attorneys for defendant.
No. 11l9-William Jensen vs.. BoXeldee
academy of music and dancing ct al:
set for Dec. 3 ut 10 a. M: j. d. Call.
attorney for plaintiff; r. Fl. Jones and
NelS Jensen, attorneys for defendants.
No. 1906 Mrs. a. G. Bast VS.. c. G.
Adney, set for Dec l. at 10 a. M:
Frank j. Gustin. attorney for plaintiff;
II. d. Johnson, attorney for defendant.
No. ll24-Edith Searle VS.. Ritter Bros
Drug company, set for Dec. s; Rawlins
Ray & Rawlins, attoreys for plaintiff;
Van Colt. Allison & Ritter attorneys for
defendant.
No. loft Ritter BROS Drug company
VS.. BoXelder county, set for Dec. 8. at
10 q. M: a. A. Law. attorney for plain.
tiff; p c. Call. attorney for defendant.
No. 112G-Three Mile Land and Live
stock company KS. Thomas 9. Young
set for Dec. 10. at 10 a. M: j. D. Call.
attnorney for plaintiff; Nebeker, Hart
& Nebeker, attorneys for defendant
No. 1063-CiraCe T.. Anderson vs. j. j.
Brummitt. set for Dec. II, at 10 a. M;
II. y. Johnson attorney for plaintiffs:
Ncbcker, Hart & Nebeker attorneys
for defendant.
No. 407-Toltec Ranch company VS.. +.
n. Handry, set for Dec. H. at 10 a. M:
Street & Bramel, attorneys for plaintiff;
r H Tones attorney for defendant.
No. S0S--Christian j. Larsen VS.. j..
c. Gasberg. set for Dec 10, at 10 a. M;
b. Fl. Jones and Nels Jenson. attorneys
for plaintiff; r. II. Jones, attorney for.
defendant.
No. l12S--U Union Central Life lnsur-
ance company VS.. James Dean ct al;
set for Feb 4, 1909; G. W. Collins, at
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PROVO.
COURT BUSINESS.
Asplialtum Case Postponed to Jan. ]
Death Of Mrs. Petersen.

Death OF Mrs. Pedcrscn
Special Correspondence.
Provo, Nov. .25.-H Mrs Jennie Shelton
held TO the district court by Justice.
Noon on the charge of improper rela-
tons with Joseph Gurr, was released
yesterday, on motion Of Dist. Atty.
Houtz, who held that a husband
could not legally bring criminal pro-
ceedings against his wife. JOS. Gurr,
the man in the case, is still in jail,
awaiting cash bail from Nernal.
David a. Crandall of Springvile and
w, X Henry of Provo, have been ap-
pointed Jury commissioners for 1909, by
Judge Booth.
JURY LIST.
The following jurors have been
drawn, venire returnable ON the Goth:
Theodore Farley, Samuel SUBWAY,
Linden; G. w. Houtz, Mapleton; Jacob
Huber, ]. V. Manvil, Payson; VIM. n.
Sages. American Fork; w. A. Hudson
Santaquin; Oliver Christensen, Spanish
Fork: c. r. Irvine. Provo.
Judgment for $4,1S0S0 has been
awarded plaintiff in the case of Wal.
lSer&Rros., VS. Perry A. Iialbaugh. The
suit was on Il pronissory note secured
by mortgage on the Empire Lake
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claims in the lIldorado mining district
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Nathan BARLOW who has removed to
Millville, Utah. Patrons of the News
viii kindly order papers and renew
their subscriptions with him. Those
who desire Church works. etc. mas
be assured of prompt and careful at
tention being given to all orders filed
with him
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DEsERET NEWS AGENCY.

CHESTERF2[ELD IDAHO.
Chris Call has been appointed agent
for the Deseret News and for Cn.lrca
publication in Chesterfield in place OF
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Ia rousing football meeting in which
the Sells We're practised for the game
tomorrow at Glenwood park between,
the high school and the Granite high
school teams.
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wellsville-Adam Glenn, +. H. Jones,
John j. Hendiy.
Providence-E;. p. HanceS Alfred
Crabtre.a, Lorenzo hammond
Colese-Hyrum Olsen. John Schenk,
Jr., Levi Dunn.
Trenton--H. I. Peterson. l.. Il. But
ler. A. j. Hill.
Clarkston-James Jardine Thomas
Godfrey, w. III. Clark.
Newton-John Benson, Amos r. q.
Clark, VIM. r. Jensen.
Mendnn-Jos. Hartman. Jos. Soren-
SON j. f. Sorenson.
Retersboro--O. L. Petersen. w. III.
Griffin, Fred Yonk.
Friday night farewell party will
be given Elder William McNiel in the
Fifth ward westinghouse. He leaves
fol. a Northern States nilsson Dec. /.
In the Fifth ward Westinghouse on
Thanksgiving day at II a. m. appro-
Pirate exercises will be given. Prof,
w S. Layton of the I. A. c. will be
the principal speaker. An interesting
program has been prepared.
NIELSEN DIVORCE.
On the grounds Of dcsertion and fail
ure to provide. Petrea Nielsen was
granted a divorce from Martin Nielsen
yesterday afternoon.
PARENTS CLASS CONVENTIONS.
Parents class conventions We're held
in all the wards of Cache stake Sunday
afternoon and evening Interesting
talks from members of the high
council and special representatives app
pointed by the stake Sunday school
board We're given.
Mr.. Paddock. this years left guard,
will captain the Aggie football next
l., ri m SIrppn1
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VICTIM on APPENDICITIS.

Lars p. Nikolason, a young man II
years Of age q native of Denmark,
was brought last week from l2lwooG,
this county. to the Harding hospital
TO undergo an operation for Appendix
citis, but owing to his Weakened con
dition and the disease having gone 50
far, 1t was impossible to perform the
operation without serious results, so he
was given treatment with the hope Of
improving his condition. The young
man. however. died Sunday night, and
will be buried at Elwood
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torney for plaintiff; T. d. johnson, at
tour Ga LIZ O.. .i..,, !

lofney Tor PLAINTIFF: T. D. Johnson, at
torney for defendant.
JURY LIST.
The list of jurors follows: Joseph w
Yates. David John, Francello Durfey.
Hyrnm tidy, William Gotham, Jr., j. q.
Chadwick, j. w. Callahan Albert H.
Grover, Ephrain Nye, ELI Pierce, James
II. Hansen Nels c. Jeppson. Charles
rs. Harding, r. B. Baird, l.. a. Copener.
Thomas r. Cole, John p kungler,
HErun Mortcnsen, j. w. Hopes
Henry l.. hotter, c. c. Hansen, Orson
Tingey, III. C. I3oden, Fred Kelly,
Joseph Siggard. w. b. Jensen. David
Evans. j. NJ. Recder, M. b. Rohwer,
Levi $. Anderson
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CHANGE IN TRAIN SCHEDULE.

E,astbounl Los Angeles Limited. Mo-
yember 22nd. which will leave Salt
Lake that date and thereafter daily
at 1905 p. IN.
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The work of the weather man in
bringing on the wll1try weather had
little effect upon Cupid and his follow
erss Such would appear TO be the case
from the number of marriage licenses
that were issued from the office Of the
county clerk yesterday afternoon
IlicenseS Mnrn issLnl to thn fnllnM-
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MRS. WARDS FUNERAL.

The funeral services over the re-
mains of Mrs. Anna G. Ward, held yes
terday iii the Fifth ward Westinghouse,
We're well attended, The speakers
We're: Mrs. Olive S. Bean, Elders w.
a. Williams, j. 3. Keller and E. ID.
Partridge.
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BARGAINS.
S3I5oo-One Of the best paying invest.
ments ever offered Improved
income property Investigate.
S5,500-A beautiful 6room modern
pressed brick house, lot 2hX6s
rods to right reason
able terms.
S4,750-New S-room modern pressed
brick house on 9Th South large
lot with right-of-way; lawn
and shade trees.
S3.300--A fine Groom modern pressed
brick on west side, four blocks
from z. o.; lot 33x120 feet
terms $500 cash and balance
SIS per month.
SO. .2p0--6-room modern pressed brick
near Liberty park: lot S6N165
feet; cement walks, lawn and
shade; a snap.
81, 2,100-5- room house on So. 1st West;
lot 66Xl32 feet; reasonable
terms
50, o00-A new modern pressed brick cot
taSe on 9Th South and 10th
East: lot i0xl25 feet terms
$500 cash and balance $25 per
month.
81, 200-New broom frame house on
west side; bath room, pantry
and closets; water and electric
lights. cement walks; $3.50 cash
and balance Sl5 per month.
HOFFMAN BROS,
63l W. Second South Street.
geeo2
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Unlike stocks. is not affected by pres
identIal elections. Why not get home
this fall? Can sell
3 acres Of choice land on State ST not
too far out with good Broom brick house.
AZ good sound bearing fruit trees. bal
ance In lucern. largo barn for 10 head
stock. brick chicken house about 30 II.
Ions TOT $4,000. Worried about the pros
poets OF making llving2 This little farm
rs bound 10 support you. 1t Will increase
III value every day.
A brand new terrace, rooms each
side. modern throughout. not quite com
pleted. lot 30 II. front: already leased for
S45 per month: can sell for $500 will net
per cent on money invested It's To-
Gated on 9TH East and It's all right.
On East 1st South 7-roo.n modern
ern In every respect. the lot 3xs rods
with alley in real; all special assess
ments. sewer. sidewalk and paving paid
for. sewer connected: the price. on rea-
sonable terms. $500.
No, 9S1 ". 1st South. This place must
house with lot 50xif0 II. 10 alley. with
e. J. and water in house and room for
bath. Price reduced TO $3.50.
Corner srd and L SITS. s-roonl modern
residence, which I have just completed,
win beat any house Of It's size and finish
In this city. II you want something good
and substantial In modern home, want
to pay what It's worth. no more no less,
go look at II. II you like II see about
terms and price,
Near 9th East and 9Th South. the fol-
lowing: brand new Groom modern
brick cottage. lot 3IAx1l0 feet. for $1,000.
a 5-room modern frame. adobe lined.
lot b0Hl5T to alley. house In frst-class
condition. yard improved with fruit,
| flowers, etc, barn, chicken house, $500.
$500 cash and S35 per mo- inc. Int.
broom modern brick with 55xI57 IT. TO
alley; It's splendid house and well
located, for $500. $1,000, bal. easy terms.
Have pieco Of property on East AZ,
South lot 7sx20 rods. which I can sell
for 80 per cent less than any property
offered for sale In that vicinity. ] can
| show you where you can clear $4,000 on
| II within six months. It's impossible 10
advertise all tho good things / havo on
my books. II does not matter II It's a
lot far out or close In. n $1,000 or $40 900
house or any kind OF business property.
you can secure 1t through my agency at
| a better Price and better terms than any
where else: 15 years experience In Salt
Lake realty ought TO give an agent some
sense and knowledge as to values.
A. RICHTER,
10 West 1st South st. Phones 641
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
ROOMIN4 HOUSES


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CAPITAL r. E. INV. co.
BUSINESS Opportunity Department.
;'oV-A real snap, confectionery on Ind
low rent.
s'0o-A restaurant on End So: low rent
and good lease.
SloOo-Grocery in good location; meats
combined
slsOo-Rooming house. on 2nd So East;
rent only ~ per room per month.
See this At once.
sl6oo-Rooming house on Main st, good
lease on 23 rooms. sub lease on
rooms, leaving rent OF 10 rooms
but Sl5 per month.
Sec barber shop OF chairs on Main
ST. low rent, and must be sold at
GAIL FOR MR.. BAIRD AND SEE
THESE AT ONCE. BOTH PHONES.
AT II w. 2ND SO. g29s1
SEE MY LIST OF EUROPEAN Ho-
Tells ROOMING HOUSES AND
AGENCIES OF MOST OF OF THE Fol-
s5 rooms rent $40; ss25o.
q rooms, Main ST. S205n.
25 rooms, rent 800; $500
AZ rooms rent S165. $500.
32 rooms. rent $50: heat free.
10 rooms rent s75 heat free
81 rooms. rent $i25; s25O0
80 so rooms rooms swell modern. $500:
SO rooms. rent $50; snap. s220e
10 rooms. rent s97. heat and lights free;
iine corner, central location: $500.
rooms, swell. location Al, $3.50
1S rooms rent $50. very good terms:
make offer.
~ rooms. low ren,. long lease; terms,
90 rooms. extra swell. best European
hotel In city. See me about this place.
SEE MY EXCLUSIVE LIST OF
OTHER BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE
A l. BRATTAIN. MGR, b. o. DEPT,
10 West First South.
s2sso
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We have a business block, almost new,
that would cost $4,000 TO build. and the
lot is worth S22 500. We are authorized
to sell this for SAG, 1000: only $4,000 cash.
and The balance AT per cent.
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We have another piece O. close-in
trackage on which the owner VIII build
and lease TO responsible concern for ten
years or rnOre.
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CONTRACTORS

MILLER & JENSEN-MTLES L. MILL
and Jacob Jensen-contractors
Architectural and engineering works
3lt Sharon building. Phones-Bell 1881 !.
Ind. S2S7 f26
SEE Us BEFORE LETTING YOUR
work All kinds Of plastering and re-
pair work done promptly. Bycrs Bros
Contractors. Ind. phone 1862. Res. 1906
Indiana Ave. g503
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES s. JEwELRY

WHY PAY CASH. WHEN WE SELL
Just rs fine merchandise at lower prices
than cash stores, on the lnstallment
plan? Your credit Is good. Always glad
TO show goods. Large stock to select
from. Utah Jewelry Co. 32S 5. Main st.
g234G
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II modern brick houses on close-ln
corner lot with total rental OF $4,000 per
year. 1t pays about IL per cent? net.
Price S3S,5O0
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20 modern brick houses on close-!n
lot. renting for about $4,000 a year. pay
ing over II per cent net: $4,000,
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JUNK AND METAL
ACCORDION PLEATING

81 NBtRST AND SIDE pI.EATING
Mrs Nj. NJ. .ienncns, sos East Third
South street. BEL phone lIlg-Z gSls
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Another almost new business block
renting for $4,000 a year and paying l3
per cent net II you are looking for a hrst
class investment see us about this
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WASATCH LODGE NO. 1. r. AND A.
M.Masoric hail. second Friday each
month. Members os sister lodges and so
journing brethren IN good standing in
yited. A. Z. Hutchinson. w. M; a. j.
Lowe, Secretary.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
LITTLE & LITTLE

Good things TO buy for speculation and
Investment
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MIDWIFE
AUTOMOBILE TIRES

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WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON AUTO
mobile nres. Carter's League Shop. 325
So. West Temple. t6I0
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I -iTARLE-LADIES' AND GENTS
horses: divided skirts. fhone
81 m2eS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27

: NBOUILLET RAMS AT RIGBY
\ 25 miles cas-. OF Coalville- S. T:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27

- BOUGHT AND SOLD. IOWA
~ 129 West South Temple. hill3