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She Tells YoU v hat Yon
 Want to LnoW.

Mme. Bi'on Ias noN Eaen locatc& in Pine Iluff three mcths and dur ta4 that short time, h55 proved hrr superiority oyer all ot5ets by her marvellous ability in a.,inG difficult problems. reHnitinE the SgpaDtteds causing happy marriages and giving the very best of advice in all busi- aess and financial affairs. Her past }ee0rd and strictly honorable deal- ings are a guarantee of future work Hundreds h,eye been &enefittod by her advice and timely counsel and will bear testimony to her successful powers in revealing the future, re- moving obstacles, etc Sho tells your name and gives you dates and facts.
 If you are in doubt or in trouble of any kind, if you antseipate specu- lating or any kind of investment, it will pay you to consult Mme. Ri'on. She guarantees her work, you pay her nothing if you are not satisfied Her advice and help has benefited , thousands. Why not yoH?
 She gives you reliable and im- Portant advice and informrtiion on all matters, warns you of coming dangers, tells you how to avoid sick ness, accidents, etc, tells you how 10 succeed in all undertakings, if friends tlrc true or raise, guides yoH correctly in all affairs of life, love | marriages, divorce, health inherit- anee, speeulations, law suits. invest ments, etc. Locates lost and stolen articles. buried treasures, mines, etc. Why spend money with cheap mediums and travelling fortune tel lers?
 Mme. Ri'on asks those who have been imposed upon and deceived by interruptions, uneducated persons, who are claiming this divine gift of clairvoyance not to despair but to come and be convinced that she can felp you. Endowed with this won- derful psychic power, combined with the associ ilted science of astrology and palmistry she does all that she claims to do, helping you to attain your various ambitions. She has cul- tivated and developed this remark able gift by life time study .and has now reached the point where she can read your life like an open book and gives you competent advice on all matters Of life.
 Mime. Ri'on teaches her profession to others. Satisfaction guaranteed to all. Office hours: 9 a. m. to D. m daily and Sunday. Permanently To- cated at POP w. Fifth avenu corner 1 inc street, one block west of Main people. Private entrance on Pine St.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given th,at the part 1ership heretofore existing between J. W. Ferguson and w. B. Irby, un- Ger the firm name of Fergus X Irby, doing business at Sweden, Jefferson County, Arkansas, is this day dissolv ed.
 MT. J. w. Ferguson assumes the payment of all the indebtedness Of the said firm, and reserves the sole light to collect and receive all debtp and personal property owned by the said firm, or in which they have any interest, either at law or equity. This May 9th, 1910.
 J. w. FERGUSON,
 w. B. IRBY,
 58 3G
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Bore Hope.
 Nv. H. Doore and Miss Edith Hope Ere married yesterday in Dewitt, kd left last night for Pine Bluff, here they expect to reside. MT. bore has for some time been en- |oyed as secretary in the office of McGahhey in this city, and has scepted a similar position with John Rutherford at Pine Bluff. The fide is a daughter of Mrs. G. w. |ope of this city, and has lived here |r a number of years. Her many have made for her large circle of friends, whose best fishes attend her and her husband their new home.-Stuttgar Arkan- aWvpr,
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,'ttended the banquet of the s'Dokeys at the Hotel Jefferson last night.
 II. H. kirshgrabbel, engineer on the Gotten Belt, leaves in a few days for hls former home ill Indiana, where he will spend a few weeks on his va cation.
 Rev. W. c. Davidson, ana Rev. J. D. Hammons leave today for Asheville \. C., to attend the general confer ence. They will be gone about two weeks.
 President J. N. Tillman and Pro- lessor \. H. Purdue, of the State University of Fayetteville, are among the delegates attending the K. of P grand lodge.
 Mrs. G. R. Johnson. of Clio, Ark Who has been visiting her daughter Mrs. z. V. Ashcraft and her son c. A M. Johnson, returned to her home yesterday afternoon.
 ~ -'i' -tA hS11 SC16l al lIdudSGI OI the ArFansas, Louisiana and Gulf road, arrived in the city last night on business visit and is registered at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Mrs. Blanche Lattner and MS. Sid ney H. Mayer, of Little Rock, are among the ladies in attendance at the
 
 Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge meeting here this week.
 Miss Carrie Woolfolk h.as returned to her home in Stuttgart, after spend ing few days in the city the guest Of her sisters, Mesdames Garland Brewster and c. G. Wall.
 Miss Grace York, of Memphis, ar rived yesterday for visit here with her sister, Mrs. A. S. Trigg, and oth- CT relatives. She was accompanied here by her brother, Robert York.
 Mrs. V. s. Mcclellan, Mrs. B. R. Donelson andd Mrs. Moseley returned yesterday afternoon from Stamps, where they have been attending the convention of Foreign Missionary So- cieties.
 Mrs. s. I. Buckalew, of Sarcoxie, Mo-, will arrive here today for a short visit with Mrs. J. P. Jordan. Mrs. Buckalew is en route to Gatesville, TeX,as., where she will make her home in future.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Steinholtz, left yes- terday morning for Nashville, Tenn, where they will make their home. Mir. St@nholtz recently resigned his posi- tion with the J. B. Simon Company to go on the road
 Dr. J. I. Norris is expected home to- day from Dermott, where he has teen attending Presbytery. At the meeting Crawford Crenshaw was li- censed to preach. MT. Crenshav formerly made his home in this city.
 Miss Emma Snuggs, who taught school at Humphrey for the past school term, left yesterday afternoon for that place, where she will con- duct summer school Miss Snuggs has been visiting relatives and friends in the city for the past few days.
 Misses Ruth Rutherford and Mar earet Dewoody, who have been at tendingg Elizabeth College at Char lotte, N. C., will return home Thurs day They will be accompanied by W. L. Dewoody, who is returning from a trip to Washington, D. c.
 Senator J. R. Woods, of Hamburg, is in the city visiting friendds and at tending the Knights of Pythias grand lodge. Senator Woods is a "dead ringer" for Congressman Joe T. Rob- inson, of this District, and is being mistaken for him on every corner by Pine Bluffians.
 John NJ. Oracle, the we'll known Hannaberry planter, is in the city on business. MT. Oracle says the rain which fell Monday night was just what the farmers wanted If it clears up without further rainfall
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Charles weiNs spending short while in Hot spings.
 F. L. Royston left yesterday morn ing for Gould, on business.
 Miss Minette Weller, of Little Rock, IS in the city visiting relatives.
 Attorney N. J. Can't has returned from a legal business visit to Little Rock.
 Mrs. B. L. Wiley, of Sherrill, was m the city yesterday, the guest of relatives.
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The Detroit Vapor" Self Gener- ating Gasoline Stoves with the oven attached are the safest and best, but we have the little burner Gasoline stoves for $295-Cleveland-M Matthews Hardware Co.
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Hiss Walker HOnOree.

Miss Virginia Walker, a charming |ociety girl of this city, who is on In extended visit in Texas, is receiv- hg quite a good deal of attention ill he cities which she visits. While in Dan Antonio Miss Walker was the quest of Capatin and Mrs. A. F. w. e1acmanus, and they rendered her a
 nost elaborate tea on recent date, which the papers of that city describe ls a very beautiful affair.
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Accidents will happen. but the best regulated families keep Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil for such emergencies. It subdues the pain and heals the hurts
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FOR SALE-A room modern cot tage on corner lot 8 blocks from Main st, on west Barraque. Can give terms. Price $4,3O0.0O c. S. McNew
 5 14 6t
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ng Ladies Club.

ss eng Ladies Club.
 V hf Young Ladies Club of the First - : --71-S 6st church will meet Saturday afternoon with Miss Jessie White, on Alabama street, at 2:3O o'clock.
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MURDER MYSTERY
 IS UNRAYELINC

Grand Jury Said to Have Secured Confessions From Two of the Ne. gr0es Arrested in Connection
 With Murder.
 The Jefferson county grand jury re- convened yesterday and spent the day
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. GUN IND REVOLVER fErarRrycs

KNGDSoS NOVELTY MEG RI :,
sonf'' 500 81. Mnwe-r slinrnaneJ; Y
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OLD TINE DANCES
WITH old MUSIC.
Genealogical Society 10 Give Novel
Entertainment Next Wctlnes-
day Evening.

n Next Wednesday evening IN INC
Bishops building, an entertainment;
Which will adhere strictly 10 the GUS
toms Of early Utah days, vii! be given
under the auspices of thc Geneni"g.cai
5society Other such GATHERINGS VIII
follow at intervals throughout the win
terand thus the old fashioned "squpreH
dances will be rerpetuatcd. Al OF rae
four Salt Lake stakes will be repre-
scented. Tnc evening viii he spent N
dancing the oldtime Quadrilles, tire
Virginia reel and the Roger dc: GOVERN
ana various musical numbers hafe
been provided.
q The committees III charge Of the az
fair are composed Of the following;
Committee on social gatherings aud
entertainments Charles 5. Murtih,
chairman: George q Morris, Rieharl
w. Young. Joseph $. Wells. ,'aremlah
=. Hancock, August w, GARRISON, au es
Young Gates. Maria .. Winder, James
II. Moylc. Annie ID. Watson. Ghasles T.
Felt, james G: Mcdonald, Joseph hea-
dington Elizabeth c. McCunc, 'oseph
s. Peerv, Julina L. Smith, Sarah y
lind, Eleanor Mcdonald Louie Snel-
grove Richards, ,Ednn L. Smith, WI
lard r. Smith, Clara w. Beebe, Una
Y. Card, Lily c. Wolstcnholme Annie
Lynch. -
Committee on Program-Georgc O.
Morris. Joseph S. Peery. j. G. MELON
aid, Elizabeth c. McCune and cara W.
Beebe.
Committee on Decorations--Ghnrles >
Martin. Joseph <cddington. lina
Card. Edna L. smith and Lily e. Wolt
stenholme.
Committee on Press-Susa founs
Gates and Anrle Lynch.
All members of the society are m
vited whether the invitation reaches
the address or not The members VIII
wear badges.
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CHILD. is assaulted
BY A BURLY BLACK
Struggles 10 Free Herself From Him
While Bystandcrs Feared
10 Help Her.

After desperate struggle. little
Myrtle Crowthcr. aged 10 wears. the.
,,,,,,,,or ~, ,.otr,,..;s,1 r.rn,,,ttn.
.a"s '''ei =. s'eoi ~ ~ ' ~. - -
laporer, LIVING at ~ west seventh
South. saved herself from an assault,
nv IN M, bI,,rt man Win c,,rlv
49,. -,
piaek illn lt ABOUT o. ciocis s'a a
night on the corner Of Ninth South
aud Third West street. Her would
n, a., j, ~. ,,o,,;,,i, j, ~.
~,
anu forced u handkeSchleI IN Gner
mouth, but noticing he vas being OBJ
served by several persons too
80
irlShteitea 70 apP'oach nm ~ pre-
tended drunkenness and wandered
away
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STABBED BY coNsP1RAToRs.
OlIcr at Sncltcr Thwarts Attempt ia
Dynamite Plant.

The timely discovery of a box con-
tanning 80 pounds of dynamite and n
fuse. prevented the blowing up of the
big brick smoke stack of the Murray
plant OF the American Smelling & Re-
filming company last night. james Mar
tin, an oiler in the power plant, who
thwartcd the plot by his discovery. was
attacked by the conspirators and his
gold watch stopped the course of u
knife which would have probably
pierced him to his death.
Martin saw two foreigners lettering
about the stack and decided to invests
gate. He found the box of dynamite
ready to be placed in one of the iron
doors at the bottom of the stack. which
had been opened. While peerins into
the door. the two men jumped upon
him and one attempted to stab hint.
His cries for help frightened the men
away. The smeltcr officials can assign
no reason for the apparent attempt
to dynamite the chimney.
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.Uhon Pacific Coal Company
Meets Reduction Of Utah
Fuel Company.
AFFECTS NORTHERN TOWNS
Announcing reduction Re.
ccivcd by ". II. Bancroft From
Vice Prcst. u. o. Clark.

The reduction OF 80 cents n ton at
the mine in the price OF Wyoming
coal, was made late Friday afternoon,
through II telegram received by w. ~.
Bancroft. vice president and general
manager OF the Oregon Short Line
from d. o. Clark, vice-prcsldent of
the Union Pacific Coal company The
reduction places the price OF Wyo-
ming coal on the same plane as that
Of Utah coal since the recent rcduc-
ton announced by the Utah Fuel CONF
pany in Salt Lake. ogden, and other
Utah points, or s5.I5 per ton.
The decrease affects principally
Logan and the cities in northern Utah.
where Wyoming coal Is used almost
exclusively. The price in Logan since
the raise in price Nov. /, was $3.50
per ton, but now that the wyoming
companies have met the Utah fuel
company's reduction, the old price,
Sc per ton, will obtain in the north
ern portion OF the state.
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HELD FOR MAIL ROBBERY.
Cllns. Bccbc aud W. W. Dalton Ar
rested at Price.

i ~ . - -. 70
Charles Bcebe and w. W. Dalton were
arrested yesterday at Price by Julian
Riley. deputy United States marshal on
the charge OF robDing the United States
mail. Dalton was brought to Salt Lake
and placed in the county Jail. while Bee
be was released upon bail. having been
nrraigned before the United States conf
missioner ut Custledale.
Beebe is the son OF Sheriff Beebe OF
Carbon county and has been Il fugitive
from justice for more than n year He
was indicted By Inc grand jury charged
with the robbery OF the FcrrOn postof-
flee. He is also accused of robbnE /, sa-
loon and a number OF other crimes.
Learning of his probable indictment he
went to Idaho where he hcried sheep.
When he recently returned TO Price no
was arrested by ono of his fathers dep
utcs.
Dalton is accused of stealing n mail
suck NJ Price last Saturday Cutting 1t
open he scattered the mail about the
town and is accused Of taking several
registered letters which contained money.
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sions OF the Modern school will be held
rs follows: 1880, 2:3O and s p. m. at
Hirschman's hall, 100 south Main
street, William Thurston Brown. presi
dent, Christmas talk to children
az at lo;5o a. m. Open discussion of
trade-unionism, industrial unionism.
the general strike. independent polit-
zeal action ana co-operatlon.
Opened by Mr.. Brown. Lecture at
p. m. by Mr.. Brown Subject:
christmas and Socialism,
Marrow Escapes During Firc-whlle
answering II false alarm at Third
South and Main streets about Is o'clock
last night, the buggy of Asst. Chief
nearly collided with delivery wagon
speeding down the street behind two
frightened horses. Inspector Anderson
warned the assistant chief who pulled
his horses back in time to let the de-
livery wagon pass between his buggy
and chemical engine. The chemical
engine was slightly nickcd Needing
Inspector Anhcrsons call. n young
man pulled back an aged woman who
was running In front of the fire wagon
in her excitement
No Candy for Prisoncrs-O wing 10
the disarmament of the Salt Lake
Christian union. no provision has
hecn made for presents of candy to
the inmates of the state prison that
has been the practise for years past
Picks Up Mining Stockport.
Harms, tho state chemist was
| thoughtfully walking down Main
| street. Wednesday,, working out in his
| mind the Nth root of n complicated
| chemical formula. when he CHANGED
to see a bundle on the pavement ahead
.of him, carefully wrapped. He picked
the package up, and opening 1t in his
laboratory, discovered 1.lOO shares of
! Gordon company mining stock The
| owner of the lost property can re-
claim his own, BY calling on the pro-
| fessor.
Odd Follows Encampmcnt-Th
| Onyx encnmpment of Odd Fellows was
installed at rooe!e Friday night
Grand Patriarch Farley P. Christcn-
sen, assisted by j. G, Smith, g. II.
| r.: Joseph Hughes, G. ]. w; Stewart
McLcesc. p. c. p; Major w. II. Lef-
| frer, +. C. p: L, !. Nudge ID, u. G..
! p: L. .. Weak. p. G., p: and S. A,
! Morning, r. c. p, instituted the lodge
and Installed the officers, Tire de-.
| grees were conferred by the degree
| team OF Honorinc iIncampment No. 10,
| with Captain Joseph Hughes in
charge The degrees were well exem-
| plncd after which the following Of
hccrs were installed by l.. l. Nudge. y.
D. G r.. and staff: Walter EARL, c.,
| p; Joseph stephens, III, P; e. A.
| Bonclli, S. W.. Sidney D Cook. scribe:
| i. y. Cooley treasurer; NJ, G. Grow. J.
| W.. and Frailcy Dodds and Davis
! trustees .ss. t..es
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NIcEI, y 9FIJRN. ROOMS FOR hight
Il, K. s.iea1,. close In. 81 50. state.
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SAVED FROM AWFUL DEATH.

How an appalling calamity in his fam
liz was prevented is told by a. ~.
Mcdonald of Fayetteville. N ca. H.
f. d. No. s. "My sister had consuinp-
tion." he writes. "She was very thin
and pale. had no appetite ana seemed
TO grow weaker every day. as all
remedies failed. till DR.. Kings New
Discovery was tried. and so complete
ly cured lcr. that she has not been
troubled with n cough since. It's the
best medicine I ever saw or heara
or For coughs. colds. lagrlppe.
asthma. Group. hemorrhage-all bron-
chial troubles. 1t has no equal. 6oc;
s1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
by n. C. NJ. Il. 112-114 Main St. Salt
Lake CITY
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TO FOLLOW OLD CUSTOM.
Swedish Isttcr-tIny Snints 10 Hold
Service Sunday Morning.

According to old custom. the swed-
lsh Latter-day Saints will meet in the
Twelfth-Thirtccnth ward tomorrow
morning Mt O'Clock. when the follow
ms program Will be followed:
ANnthem.. Ensign Stake Swedish Choir
l&'iyer.
Christmas Carol ............ Choir
Vocal Duet Z
....Misses Johnson and LinderhoIm
&i,ocm ...,...............O Oscar Soderberg
organ solo ........ Hugo G. A. Peterson
song, lear the Christmas Bells Are
song, II Know That My Redcemer
Lives ......... Ayda II. Boomquist
address .......... Elder August Carlson
Song, 'Hosannah'' ... Choi,
Director, John w. Johnson; organist,
Miss lie Won Johnson.
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SECOND HAND. AUCTION Eric

AID KINDS SECONDHAND CI.C,rLJ
Ing trunks. valises; hestt prices pnId n
Com, ST. Send postal card Phones s77I.
4 WANTED TO BUY eND HAND
a'oV's ana furniture. Int All, Rell 5iIS
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DANISH ACTOR COMING.

Johannes Hcrskind from the Casino
the2ter in Copenhagen will pass
through Salt Lake next week, and
while here Will give an entertainment
in the Fourteenth Ward hall Wednes-
day evening. Dec. IS, consisting of reel
tations and soags.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our friends for
the beautiful floral offerings and for
the many ltindncsses during our late
bereavement lin the death of my wife
and our daughter
f. LYSTRUP,
MIR. and MRS. SCARI.J.1A. HEDMAN.
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COLLECTIONS,
DENTISTS.

DR. j. THOMAS. DENTIsr :
No 70 South Main Street.
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FIRE BATTLES FIREMEN.

. g. # H j. . Z.
A fire which baffied the efforts of the
companies from headquarters for one
hour and ten minutes broke out In q
room in the Occidental hotel, 14is east
First South street, at o'clock last
night. The dense smoke made the
fighting the blaze almost impossible.
The big S5-foot ladder was finally
raised and the frelnen attacked
the fire through the windows. The
building is owned by the Brigham
Young Trust company and the loss to
the structure amounted to s125. DAM
age of 800 was done to the contents,
owned by Joe Grandquist. The fire was
caused by a defective ilue.
A private safe may be rented IN the
f,re and burglar-proof vaults Of the
Salt Lake Security & Trust CO.. 32-34
Main street, $500 per year.
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sALESoF HAND DECORATED CHINA
mt the King Browning Hdw. store. y w.
3rd South. Miss Bertha WAGNER
Studio. 43 South Srd East.
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HELP wANTED-N1ALE.

MEN WANTED, AGE 1875. FOR FIRE
nearby railroads. Experience unneces..
sary: no strike. Positions guaranteed
competent men, Promotion. Railroad
EMPLOYING HcadQuarters--over 800 men
sent. to positions monthly. State age:
send stamp. Railway Association care of
NAWE y.
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OPTICIANS.
SANITARIUM.
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRs.

Innings, CRATES AND . VAN VAN
Jackets. nil makes, 9; D; LovGt ud iii 8
a N. It'll West. Bell 2so-K; liiu' -s.-
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ago5 XMAS TREES FOR SALE At my.
nricc. EEL 100, l39 f. End SO. Ind. 1885.

r1IEREt IS No DOLLAR !UMBkEl. "a
MS good rs McConuhay's. The Jeweltr,
81 Main Street. Better ones too. u you
want them.
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LADY OR GENTLEMAN. FAIR ED
ucntion, to travel for old established
lenses advanced. Geo. G. CLOVIS. Phila-
delphiP, Pa.
FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
basement First Congregational Church.
We net your a position free Of charge.
Telephones Ind 1885, Bell $500.
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THE |' Il,
SEMI e sss1t
WEEK. Y p E 'Ss
NEWS We..
Issued Mondays and Thursdays
and Contains All the Cream Of
the Daily and Saturday News.

THE NEWS ON THE TRAINS.
The neserct News is on Sale on Ev-
cry Train That Leaves or Enters Salt
Lake. Daily After $50 D. IN. Patrons
Who Can Not Obtain 1t Are Requested
To Inform the News Office.
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Zions Saving Bank & Trust Co.
Transacts general trust business and
pays per cent interest CT saving
deposits. Joseph r. Smith president:
Athonn II. Lund. vice president: O. C.
pcebc. cashier.
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PROGRAMS.

Special prices To all Church organ
lzntions on programs. tickets. dodgers.
etc. All orders promptly and careful-
.ly filled.
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MARTIN COAL CO.. II SO. MAIN.
All binds Of coal. well screened and
promptly delivered,
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MOVING. STORAGE. ETC.

SMITH TRANSFER co. CLEAN
padded vans aud careful men NO.
Eagle ELK. Ind. 1907: Eel 1859. Storage
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,;rrp YOUR laYi; on WEiGIiIp rs
slioy, ease. Nc close az. Gay Su"uas. 49, -
LiiRi.. Enll 1852. go SO. Vs. Mest.
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FARM WANTED.

III central orSnothern Utah or southern
Idaho. worth from 5000 to $1,000. In ex-
change for elegant brick residence, 10
heat. VIII give or take difference W. Il.
Williams 2ol Constitution Bldg. Salt
Lake City
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FOX SALE.

loUsENEr,rING. ALL CONVEX.
inncr, IL, 3rd South, Mt
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rI0RoCGHBREp WHITE LEG
I,o,,,t i.t,li Is, q months old. l55 L. Sth So.