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INA. ave.
2521 ]. or. W. IA. 90
23ls G. 5r, w....12.5O
243S Va av. Ar, w.11.50
2702 h. 6r. ". .11.@
I'LL n Sc. 7r. ". 1850
APARTMENTS.
1906 Fl. B a. 5r. b.45. 90
1922 Q. 80. 4r. b. 20. so
bO5A I'D. 2fl. Orb. 20. so
501A 23d. 5r, b.lat.20.5n
$50 Goth. ID. Ar. b.lS.50
THE CARLISLE. 1919
N, non-housekeeping-
3 rooms. bath. 80. so
COLORED.
1903 Seaton. 6r, w.16.50
1904 Chase ct. Or.
". lat. .........l4.5O
500 26th, Or. ". 1880
2G3l /. 5r. W. so
| 2O3O W Alex ct 4r, WHO. 90
STORES.
| 1904 II. 2r. W. rs. 90
1913 Goth. st. eel. d 90
2134 r. lr. W.
1917 Wisconsin ay.12.Ou
OFFICE ROOMS.
49, -486 Ia av, heated
rms. $40. $3.50. $50
houses and Oats apply At
<aCp Il aSn
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FOR RENT-733 I'D NV. 7R FRAME GOOD
repair; key next door. SIS 40: 1l9 Hickman
Sc. Or. brick. mi good repair, 10: key
at 153. F. W. TUCKER & BRO. 100 \ st. ne.
fe630t"I
FOR RENT-HOU SES 1909 4Ol1 9TH ST. NV.
S27 yer month. and houses 4l22. 4124. 4126,
4l28. 4132. Abs. 9TH ST. NV, $25 per month; all
have six rooms. reception hall. tile bath and
furnace beat.
fe2O-tf ]. b. CARR. 70 Home Life h,iS.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES,

FUR SALF-
A CORNER NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE.
Reduced to Sd $50
large rooms. modern bath.
Rear Stairway.
Lot 20 IT. wide.
Good depth; room for stable
Easy terms can be arranged.
STONE & FAIRFAX. l342 New York ave.
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JON & CO. 224 T.. CAP.
l113 ) G av err. b23. 50
436 Ky av se.6r, b. %. 81
500 18th Sc. 6r. b. 1850
62D Mass av ne. 4r.i4.S
1882 Kramer ne. 5r.9.5 so
FLATS.
1924 Mass av -. 5r. b21.50
lis 10th So, 5r. b.21.50
1921 Dune ne ar. b IA so
s32 Md av ne. lis. 90
l242 l1th Sc. 90
MEETS.
ne. Or. b. $50. 90
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FOR RENT-BY WESCOT'T & WILCOX.

Con lbSAN I'D " ECCs
1907 Pel
1911 Pa Az. sto. dw$s5 90
2S23 N. 14r.b. ami 80. 90
i7O6 p, Tor. b. ami So. 80
3233 n. 16r. b. mi.51. 90
9ls 23d. Tor. b. ami. 80 80
2l2S K. Or. b. eel. ami46.75
1920 H. i0r.b. ami.4 5.75
72l 10th. 81. b. Gel. 40. 80
1927 Pa av. 10r.b. "a. 20
2020 n. Tor, b.lat. .35. rs
TIA 18th. Tor. b, lat.35.75
2323 Pa av. Tor. b. 35. a.
2i19 ". Tor. b. .35. 50
1904 II. dw. Or. b. lat.35. 90
PHO X, sr. h, Gel. 80. 80
oil 23d. sr. b. 90. 80. 81
Takopa, Or. b. $3.50
3573 10th. 8r. b.cel27 so
1927 n. 7r. b. lat. .26.OO
6I2 2Ist. 6r. b. lat.25. 30
1925 9th 6r. b.lat.22. M
617 I'D. 7r. b.las..22.50
2+24 X. 7r. b, lat.22. 50
1925 30th. Or. b. 20. go
1910 o. 7r. b. lat. .l7.5O
$40 10Th. 5r. ". ...15.5O
at Goth. 5r. ". ..l6.5
I24 oath. 5r. w. In. 20
34l4 o. Or, b. 1890
2433 I. 5r. W. ....l4.H
For full list Of small
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FOR RENT
400 Temp. Hall alley. rooms. water. $0.S
1921 lIth NV. rooms and hath. 4O.O
8022 @ NV. nat. rooms and hath. e
3n22 @ NV. dat. 8 rooms and bath. 20.t
1927 Columbia road. handsome residence 7e.
22a 1914 sw, rooms and IA ....... l8.2
CHARLES LINKINS. 204 lot AeGM bld9.
re
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FOR SALE-NEAR 7TH AND p SITS, FINE
brick house. with rooms. modern bath; ;
rooms: bargain at $3.50
W!LLiGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. s03 & 6o5 18TH.
FOR SALOON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS !
VIII sacrifice my six-room house; bath; brick !;
18th st. sc. Terms reasonable. Address Box
100. Star Office fecS ots
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
1923 RI NV. 11r,b $65. 90
732 2lst. 11r. b. . 5000
Flat. 1918 Pa av,
sr. b. steam heat. 20. 50
24o5 Pa Az. Or. $3.50
1890 25th nw.9r. b. 80. 30
GEO. W.
fa12-ff
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FOR RENT-BY B. r.
406 18th. 1sr. :. $50. 90
sol L NV. Sr. b.. $3.50
l14S s NV, llr. 3b.b5.O0
1914 It'll NV, store50. 90
5l2 e NV. l4r. b.41.O0
1915 Sth NV, Sr, b.3S. 20
COZ @ NV. Sr. b. $3.50
1901 l4th. store. ..37. 50
444 p NV. Or. b. $3.50
210 4th So. l0r. bag. so
621 p NV, 7r, b. $3.50
-th and Morton,
eoS T NV. sr, b. 80. 50
1884 LIST nw,6r.b. 80. 80
1914 4th NV. Sr, b. 30. 50
1893 4th nw.7r, sto. 80. 50
1853 10Th NV, Or. b. 80. 90
1890 Sd NV. sr. b. 80. 90
1920 9th NV, Or. b. 1880
81 p NV. 12r. b.. .27. 50
$50 G ne. Or. b. ...25.M
61S 18th ne. Or. b. .25. 50
1445 Q NV. Sr. b. %. so
1882 9Th NV, Tor. h. %. 90
713 18th NV, b'ment21.O 90
1890 r NV. store. .25. 90
637 Fla av NV. Or. b q. so
LIST and Decatur sits. NJ
warehouse. electric ell,
632 l. st. NV, wareho
Storage room, i5X90. f.
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FOlS SALE
SEVERAL. 5-ROOM BRICK COURT HOUSES,
paying 1870 net, perfect condition: from
$3.50 to 81 900
GROOM BRICK store and stable, corner.
Sc, lot % tt. front: owner leaving city will
sell less than cost Of building. Price. 81 900
1O-ROOM BRICK, Mass. ave. NV. bet. 18th
and I3th; excellent home; cheapest property In
BUSINESS PROPERTY, 18th ST. NV. near z
large lot; Ii rooms; owner anxious tn sell.
Price reduced to. .$l2 600
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Gil F.
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FOR RENT-ALLAN f.
145S Belm't, Or. b. 1000
939 r I av, Or. b. 40. 90
"a I ne. 11r, b. 80. 20
$40 French, Or, b. 80. 90
Langdon. 11r. 30. %
1871 " NV. stable. "a
Rear 1904 Park I'd. sta
feS ga tn. th.tf
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% n NV. 7r. b. $3.50
10th L r I av, hat .35. 90
1867 willard. Or, b. 80
1887 Willard. ST, 1850
1880 It'll. "a, 4r. b.@.O
1898 18th. IF. b. $500
1919 LIST NV, Or, b.&.OO
1919 LIST NV. Or, b.25.OO
1886 7th, 50. Z, b.22.O
APART
ASS G NV. q. ,. 1000
Devonsh;sl~ e. b.
$40.GO Ind 1870
The Hampshire. Or.
b. 1880 and 47.5O
The Cheshire. Or, b,
$500 and 47.5O
ass G NV. 7r, b 800
2lo1 p NV. lH. b 200
1905 Fairuont. lH.a 100
1870 Corcoran, Sr. b. ID. 90
OFFICE
4OS 18th NV, 3ds. 1000
40
go & NV. storage o.c@
80 4 r NV. sto. dw60. 90
1916 18th NV. sto. h't45.O
612 18th nw.sto, 5r, bar so
200l Brightw'd av. $3.50
1000 4th ne. sto. Or. 81 80
10Th 4 r I av, sto. 80. 90
S284 lltb, store. ..2J. 50
SHANNON
s04 18th
Look for our Gree
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I9oG Sd st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. .. So. so
22O 18th Ut. sw., rooms and bath. so
COLORED.
1910 2Sth st. NV, Or and b............ $3.50
fel-tf WEAVER BROS. 1916 F st. NV.
FOR RFNT-H L. RUST. COS i4TH ST.
House l341 Corcoran ST.: stories: large
rooms: south front: many closets: ami. |;
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FOR KENT
NV. 2o29 I. Dor .2b&75. 90
NV. 30 NJ av. Sr. bio. II
NV. 400 P. 6r. b. rs. 10
NW.S17 22d, 6r. ..20.H,
NW.51l 8. 5r. ...l5.O
NV. 400 o (halD2d1r15.G
NV. 2918 X. shop 10. %
SW. 319 Soap. Tor. bS0. 90
SW.945 C. sr. b. ~. 30
SW. POI n. sto. 6r. Is. 50
OFFICES-N
Central building. Offices.
Guntcn building. Offices.
STAf
Sc. Rear l24 Sd. -. 100
can at Office for info
properties. stables. etc.
For farther informal ioI
Ra1n 80 7 w DYY
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1440 3cd. sto. dwg3O. 90
80 9 NV. Or. b. .0.W
l205L G ne.flt. 5r. b21 so
1920 ia Az &c Or .w.l4.50
25l7 I NV, Or. n. .. 1880
1913 18th &c, Or, w.ll.@
LINKfNS.
200 18th ct. NV.
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Sw. 925 Md Az, Or. b.ls.A0
SW go Nd av. Or. 1880
SW.331 18th. Ar. .14.40
SW .62l g. 9r. ....I8. 30
SW, 629 G. n. ..11.00
NE.62O L, Or. b. 20. 40
NE, GO L. 6R. b. 30. 40
NE, 1s Brewer's.5 r. s.. 10
NE, 1884 Lewis. 4r. 80
oRTHwEST.
! 46S La AZ. omces.
lies.
NV. Rear 1880 L..---e
rmatinn REGARDING ale,
I have for rent.
apply at once.
LING. 1916 F st. NV.
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32S c NV. Or. b. 80. 81
492 Ne Az sw. l2r. b30. 30
406 Me av sw .6r. b. %. 50
S26 o NV, Or. q. so
1000 n J av Sc. 7ri3.00
81 NJ sw. Or. .... 1880
% Mass av nv. Ar. biz. 50
D33 Rosedale ne 8r10. so
IL RI OK CO I'd. Ar. 10. 90
ITS.
3C43 Va Az o w. r. bic. 80
T, 1891 81. Y. ave. NV.
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S04 18th st. NV.
Look for our Green and White Sign
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WALKER. lA12 G ST.
APARTMENTS.
3012 Q NV. Or, b. , %. 90
2O8O Decatur. 5r b. Is. so
202S Decatur, 5r, b. Is. so
stalls. 10000
de and 3 rooms. 1000
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. SOC: WALTZ
and twostep guaranteed in 3 lessons: class 81
month: ballroom for rent. Sc TO s.. Address.
with stamped envelope. Box l0l. Star once.
fsS)-
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WoULD You GIVE $4,000 FOR $4,000

Situated on a corner Of an avenue in one Of
the best residential sections in the northwest.
it Is now rented at $135 month. House con-
talns ID rooms and baths: HOT-WATER
HEAT; frontage over Is It., not too deep. One
of the biggest bargains in recent years.
STONE FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
feS5-3t
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St: fine corner residence. with IL fine rooms:
BATHS; STEAM HEAT: KITCHEN ON
MAIN FLOOR: front and back stairways:
every room bright day; 5000 cash, trust
So. 900 mt per cent.
-WILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL, COB & tbs 18TH
fe25-6t - - $1,000
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES +. SHEA,
CAB louisiana ave NV
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PSON eco. 1885 B NV.
616 La Az. Ar. ". 10. 80
1l01 N ] av sc. 7r. b17.o0
1907 Union sw, Or. b. 1880
Store. 1880 III ne. 1900
12S L &c, Or. W. 1900
100 Ben I'd. DC. Or. wl0. 80
A0l lRfh no Ar IN N
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FOR sA1E-HousEs.

FOR SALE-BIG value Sc
A beautiful little home Of rooms that
would cell its merits even IL the price
did not happen 10 be way down As II is
So, $50. Worth much more. fine rooms:
deep lot: we'll located in the heart Of the
southeast.
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FOR RENT
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE,
73S 18TH ST. NV.
TNFJIRNISHED

I'LL Pa av NV, st. fis.
1713 Pa av NV. st. lis
1914 III NV, cor. 2b.--
l7S5 Mass av NV.
20r, 3b. So 900
2139 r NV. 2Or, 6b. 4. 900
1929 10th nv, 19r. 3b2. 500
800 18th NV. 15r, 3b2, 600
2001 Kali I'd. 12r. 3b. l. 500
: Dupont cir. l1r.b. i 400
1888 JEFF pl NV. lar. b1. 200
1853 p NV. 10r. b.1. 600
Silver Spring. Md,
1ir. b. 200
2236 Mass av.14r.2b. $50
SIT lah NV. Tor. 2b. $50
1015 18th NV, 12r,
b, stable. .135
"Rosehill." Md.12r. b125
1903 N NV, lar. 2b. .125
1908 N H av, l6r. b.125
l'oZ Conn av, 11r, b. 12
1443 Mass av. lar, b.lO0
1920 18th NV. 12r. Al. 100
ll3 D NV. sto. Tor. b. 100
11O4 Conn av. 1Or. b. 1888
1852 18th NV. 1871, 2bS3. 33
254S Univ pl, Tor. 2b 30. 90
1913 Goth nw.llr. 2b73. 90
2034 Hillyer pl. Tor. b75. 90
3OlI N NV. 17r. b.75.OO
1853 Q NV, 2r.2b.75.0O
929 r NV, 13r. b.70.O0
1912 VT av. 12r. 2b. 70. 90
1928 14th nw.11r. b65 90
1904 s NV. Or. b. IS. 90
1443 r NV. 12r. 2b. 65. 60
1893 r NV. lar. b.65. 90
1908 Faism't. l2r. b. 80. 90
1916 p NV. 13r. b.55.OO
1929 G NV. i4r.2b.51.35
ll5 b Sc. 11r. b.. 5000
1907 Irving NV. Or. b5O. 90
1881 31st NV. 12r. b. so. 90
1855 Park I'd. Tor. b. so. 90
1866 Clifton NV,
10r n At n
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FOR SALE - FINE INVESTMENT - RENTED
at $55. price $1,000 tonly 81 500 cash required)
3-story brick house lust Oh Pa. ave. NV; II
fine rooms. baths: HOT-WATER HEAT; 2
STORY BRICK STABLE ON REAR: trust
5000 at S per cent.
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FOR sALE-wHY NOT, WHEN BUYING. BUY
the best house for 81. $50 that money can
build? 1927 SO per month and small cash pay
ment will do it; examine those superior houses
on north side Kenyon ST. bet. 9Th and 7th SITS. !:
extra wide: SIX large rooms and bath; special
plumbing. THE +. H. SMITH CO., 140S n. Y.
ave. fe24-8t
FOR SALE-ONLY s.. 100 FOR GROOM AND
bath brick, heated by furnace: $500 cash: bal
monthly: located northwest ALLAN z.
WALKER. 1912 g. fe24-3t
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED - HOUSES - OWNERS, ARE YOUR
houses rented: II not. send me the keys; I'll
rent them. Applicants waiting. The Red
Arrow sign attracts II. +. HANDLER, 1872
10th at NV. Red Arrow Sign.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

| Chrystal. w. l.. Mcleod, G.. d. Pyper,
J. +. Dooly and Henry Sadler, Re.
! freshments Will he served. The follow
ing programme will be enjoyed;
+ Quartetto from "Rigoletto" .. Verdi
! Miss Edna Evans. Miss Edna Dwyer, T.
r,,,.s 6. so;r Graham and Horace Ensign.
willard Tlashman.
J Celeste Aida .,............. Verdi
NJ j. Brines.
String quintette-scherzo from Qqin-
Salt Lake symphony oulntettc.
Mr.. Midsley, first violin; Mr.. Grouc-
man, second violin: Mr.. Preece. viol: Mr..
Gorgensen, cello. Mr.. Mcclellan. piano.
III. :. Ensign.
| The Butterfly .....................
Miss Edna Evans.
"a "a slsnestraum S ,,,., a,sht
Mary olive Gray
Aria from Carmen" ...-.......,... Bizct
Fred c. Graham.
1'1 Miss Edna Dwycr. - 81 ''0''
String Quintettc. Two movements
from Quintette. op. IS. saint Saens
.r sat Lake symphony Qrintette'
Russian Airs" ...,........ .Wicnla wski
Quartette from Robin Hood 49,.
..,...... ..........,........D DE hoNnn
Miss Edna Evans. Miss Edna Dwyer. Z.
{. Graham and Horace Ensign,
Director and aCcompanist, Prof. j. j.
Mcclellan. Management fred c, Gra-
ham.
Music for the First NJ. T. church
Sunday morning, October %, will be as
follows:
Organ Prelude, Religious March
Agthemi Come Unto Ne. .BurieIgh
Miss Leola schrack
Omeratory solo "AndauIino" .... Lemare
Pos;lude March in Il Flat. .... Kimball
AT the evening service
CaValIiera mascagni anthem. Charity
Sol, ::;;,;'' ..;.,,.. ..'s..''.,.'----.. Faure
Paul Rodney and Mrs. Henry Hammer.
ofertory solo Melody in Minor"
Postlude in Minor Callaerts' 49,,
Choir director, Mrs. w, A. Wetzeu;
orsanist q, 7. Kimball,
The quartettc at the First Presbv-
terrain church is composed Of Mrs. Jack
Taylor. soprano; Miss Hazel Barnes,
cont.alto; r. G. Graham, tenor, and j
w. Curtis. basso. At the morning serv-
ice Mr.. Graham Will sing a solo. ''Soft
South Breezes. . by Barnby. In the
evening the Quartette will sing ''The
Day Is Past and Over" by Reed.
The second concert under Fred c.
Graham will be November II at the
First Methodist church, when Arthur
Hartmann. the violinist, Will appear lie
will be followed by Madam Gadslli.
The Music Festival association. which
was recently incorporated under Fred
c. Graham IS name, is now considering
the regular annual festival for the
spring of 1909. Several meetings of
the directors have been held. and from
the plans outlined the coming festival
will ne the greatest Of lis kind ever vet
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given by the association Mr.. Graham
states that he has n perfect flood Of
talent TO choose from, both as 10 or.
chestras and soloists. Great care Will
be exercised in the selection OF talent
70 be used in the various concerts. II
is the purpose of the management TO
give five performances, two in the
afternoon and three evening perform
anccs.
While Mr. Graham argues That when
such artists as Go9orza and the quar-
tette from the Metropolitan opera,
who have already appeared here, and
Hartmann. Gadski and Lbevinnc. who
price of admission should be high
enough TO Justify their coming here,
vet with the music festival, public sub
scriptions or contributions should be
made 10 guarantee the immense ex.
pcnse Incurred in the giving OF these
great festivals. or an auditorium of tn
very greatest capacity should be avai.
able for snch purposes. In order tina.
the contribution idea might be clint
mated. Mr.. Graham has already engaged
the tabernacle for the festival. that the
festival patrons, both rich and poor,
might have the opportunity of attend
ing these musical tcasls at a very nomI-
nal fee. If Mr.. Graham S idea is car
ricd out prIce for season tickets for
If not lower, than was made for the
three concerts at the previous festivale
Of 1907 and 1908.
While nothing has yet been decided
regarding the works to be given, scvera!
are under consideration. The Festival
chorus, which was organized two Years
ago by Mr.. Graham. will as III the past,
be the foundation of the festival, al
though the risks will he horn by the
Festival corporation. Instead of two
hundred singers as heretofore, the
chorus will be reduced to the number
Of between forty and sixty voices,
great care being exercised In the selec
lion as Ia their musical ability. The
chorus, which viii now be smaller in
membership, viii sing the lighter works,
while the heavier oratorios will be left
to the tabernacle choir and the Choral
society. The latter organization will be
invited 10 take part in the festival if
satisfactory arrangements can be made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25

/ The testimonial to he rendered Mr
| Arthur Pedersen-Frcber in the salt
Lake theater on Wednesday promises to
4 be an event Of Importance In social
AS we'll as musical way. Parties are
being made up among the musical or
panizations and several private parties
hre being arranged. The members of
\ fbe Salt Lake Choral society, VIII be
represented by fifty Of the singers IN
body. -
Mrs. Rennie Petersen Walsh. well
known in Salt Lake musical circles,
since studying in New York with Gene
We've Clark Wilson and Buzzl-Peceia,
the great coach. -,
fhe first appearance of the new Salt
Lake symphony quintettc. composed of
the following artists; Mr., Midgeley.
first violin; Mr., Groneman, s@coud vlo-
sceilo, and Mr. Mcclellan, piano, These
gentlemen have been rehearsing daily
for several weeks, and will render two
Splendid numbers.
The Bach concerto for two violins is
The number which Mr.. Petersen Freber
played at Vassar college with his teach
er, Dannreuther, the noted leader Of the
uuartette which bears his name. This
lumber will be rendered at the testi-
monial bv Mr.. Pedersen- -Freber and
Mr.. Willard Weihe. The programme in
full follows:
ouintette. scherzo GurianD from
Quintette Op. 81 ............ Dvorak
Salt Lake symphony Quintette.
First violin. Mr.. Midgley; second violin.
Mr. Jorgensen; piano, Mr. Mcclellan.
Soprano solo. 'Salve Regina" Dana
Mrs. c. G. Plummer
Violin solo. .'The Devils Trili' Tertlni
: Mr.. Arthur Pedersen- -Freber.
ITenor solo, selected d..,.,.........-...
l Mr.. NJ. j. Brines.
Suite for nute and piaInSoto,rte; German
Flute Mr., ir- Willard nac1sI1nnl flashman' piano
-Baritone SOLO
a-''Thc Rosary .............. Neyin
! b--"Marchiug Along White
Mr., Albert Is. Houghton.
a-Canzonetta op. %. No. 80.
.p:,.;;,,;-, ,,;;,,i.;. .TschaikoTsky Yisy
Mr.. Arthur Petersen Freber.
Soprano solo. Caro- Nome from
Mrs. Rennie Pedersen-WaIsh
puintette from Quintette in a op. IS
4 H. Andante sostenuto.
Ill Presto.
Salt Lake Symphony Quintette.
concerto for two violins. 49,, j. 5. Bach
Largo ma non tanto, allegro.
y Mr. Willard Welhe, Mr.. Arthur Peder-
sem -Freber. Al the plano Prof Anton
Pedersen.
Management. Mr.. John D. Giles.
Z Invitations arc out for the informal
musicale that will be given ut the Com
mercial club Tuesday evening, October
27, at s clock. Members of the club
have been extended tho privilege of in
viting not TO exceed one non-member as
4 guest, j, J. Mcclellan is chairman OF
The music committee, with l.. P. Chris
henson, ". NJ. Day, / c. Glosz. l.. d,
Gordon. a. 5. Horne, O. ". Johnson, G.
A. Steiner. II. A. Knowles. i. II. Me.
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Why Colds are Dangerous.

Because you have contracted ordinary
colds and recovered from them without
treatment of any kind, do not for n
moment imagine that colds are not
dangerous. Everyone knows that pneu-
monia and chronic catarrh have their
origin in a common cold. Consumption
is not caused by a cold, but the cold
prepares the system for the reception
and development Of the germs that
would not otherwise have found lodg-
ment. It is the same with all infec-
tious diseases. Diphthcria, scarlet fever,
measles and whooping cough are much
more likely to be contracted when the
child has a cold. You will see from this
that more real danger turks in a cold
than in any other of the common all
ments. The easiest and quickest way
to cure n cold is to take Chamberlain IS
Cough Remedy. The many remarkable
cases effected by this preparation have
made it a staple article Of trade over
large part of the world. For sale by
all druggists.
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liefs, and She portrays her knowledge
Of this people in an excellent manner in
! her new book. The volume. which
will contain 200 pages. is a collection of
stories about the Mormons, included in
which are 1.-THE Garment OF Saliva
ton, y "The Thread of Scarlet. - The
/ Day of His Judgment, ''The Isles
that Wait. - 1.-THE House of Bondage, -
When Celia Rang the Bell, - 1.-The
Sins of the Father - 1.-The Hornet IS
Nest, "a Daughter of Zion and
"What Christ Would Find lf lie
/. Came.
The preface or introduction to the
book will be written by Judge c. g.
/ Goodwin.
The book Will be beautifully Illus
tratcd with photographs of some of the
mosC Interesting places IN Utah. There
will be a picture of the temple. n view
of the Wasatch mountains and pictures
of some of the oldstylc polrgamy
houses. The book will also contain a
picture of Mountain Meadows. where
occurred one of the most horrible mas
sacres in the history of The United
States.
In the back of The volume there will
he an authentic account of the nys-
terics of the endowment house and tenn
pie ceremonies and complete exposure
of the ''Oath of Vengeance.
luc DDph IL DtIHE cplu uuutT Tue aUc-
pices of the Woman 8 American club
and subscriptions viii be received by
Mrs. Joseph NJ Cohen, president of
that organization; Mrs. p T.. Connor
secretary of the club, or any of the
members of the executive board, which
is composed of Mrs. W. II. Bennett,
Mrs. NJ, S. Parker, Mrs. George II. Ray
bould Mrs. +. G. Kidder. Mrs. J. Will
liams, Mrs. G. W, Prince. Mrs Jennie
Ocomb ard Mrs. Mary Harbach.
The book Will be ready by Christmas
and will make very acceptable pres
ent for old or young. 1t will be d good
opportunity for residents of Utah to
send their friends in the east gift
which will tell them something of the
peculiar situation in Utah. both in the
past and at the present time. The vol
ume viii be valuable 10 all who desire
TO learn the real facts about the Nor
mons. Everything in the entire book is
founded upon actual. verified, facts.
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MRS. GERTRUDE KEENE MAJORS BOOK
EXPECTED OUT BY CHRISTMAS TIME

AS soon as total Of 500 subscrip.
tions have been secured for Mrs. Cert
rude Keeno Major s new book "The
Revelation in the Mountain - the vol
ume will be published and placed on
sale. Over 100 people have already sub
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scribed for the book, which will retail
at Sl.50.
The writer of "Tho Revelation in
the Mountain is a woman whose
writings arc known throughout Utah.
She has lived among the Mormon people
more or less all of her life and is well
acquainted with their customs and be
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George Arliss. as the Belasco devil
Incarnatc, is still responsible for huge
advance bookings, and doesn I expect a
holiday for months, ga Gentleman
From Mississippi. - interpreted by
Thomas \. Wise, has caught on al the
Biiou. which is already advertising
seats for Thanksgiy Grace Van Stud,
dltord IN The Golden Butterfly at
the Broadway is adding hundreds night.
~ TO the ranks Of her admirers, mainly
among people who viii occupy the same
seat night after night for the pleasure
Of gazing upon her and hearing her
sing.