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>TyW>O>'S CHILLS WRITINGS.
Fr" Voters Turn 0ut io Hrrr HIm In
MANnr and GRNuGa Counties.

ArRrRS. Oc' - FollrVlng exactly
the same roIt.. ~ C'r, Hughes Two wears
ago N WHvn" and ravuEa counties Mr
~'.m-Nu tu day spp." 10 not.C"Gbly small
gatherings H." dHy itinerary Afforded
% good opportunity ~ comparing ~" iVu
.trrla,Ens ..i m" chilly r", options
"l-r gloom "."u over Serene = Pavn".
- b. dI-c.l--',I ,4" conditions with local
l.It"r- an ~" special car bound for
Nururr ON r"achUg tins cItv Cant,
dlt" -fr,usuu issIsd reply =" IN" attack =
mad" bv Judge Parker last uiEht saving
iu par
IN" statement - Judge Parker - y"
NV ,pru ."n-a'ipu involve such com.
yl"'" rul-f"p!'-"n'auon that I deem %
worth whlIr 80 mai" thls abatement
I.e a--"rt- that when I va appointed
bi-tiIo' Attorney ! was Young lawyer
auSrurI- Tor iiuDs' job ~ natter
at l,'i sis member - on" e th" most
-u.c"-sf.I laN firms ~ Now York cav
and NV met iuDoru" over and abuvc al
.Vp"u-"s fnf The four wears preceding
my aIrnIntf1ent ~ District ATTORNEY
had ~ eraGe,l tc'w"en 81. oO0 and totosO
y"I' I 49, rendered this - become
District Attorney. giving ny entir"iv
ny private pra"tio" and accepting an
inform" Df about q" per cont 81 hat I
had rr"rirt.fv l."u earning
There vac % -uTprI-" ~ strr" AZ Palmyra
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-ur'.st Hut ,-ksd 'rr no Pas SIDE Nut"
lie r.,.i that ~ftm~nn ant the rrst . the
ticket ti.-..r, - o.
col Rrr--.y..li Eut ~ w" Il~ruont
EI.N 100 kr .Halyu where ~ made his
F $50 -p"'.h 'nr b" night - iu iu O'Clock
h. r.uN Wa FlHkrti lu-' a. 70 Shtly ~ the
r,l." Nnuli alluN an --ttnat, pn,.-,i
fNs utwl"r - Parsons m 'hs building at
lu.uH Il" tUplau-@ a. the sight - the
Colonel lasted four minutes nv N" watch
VI" Nr","E"l' wt- interrupted a nurnhar
~ Times 10y NOR" applause and hy shouts
= Huyruya. n" -pok" for thirty-hv~
minutes. repeating for the most part The
speeches witch ls has r~~-ntly mad.
H began 10y saying thai b" VAS going -
Er' one l-=I. nV' " 'he wav - bsgin
With and that - myself
"lpull have q tough job came from
hack IA the rink Spm"w here and then
-, "ryhudy laughsd including the Colonel
Mr. Roosevelt plld a compliment e. Con
gresham William VI calder. who pre-
= .d.d and Callad him MY old friend
calder and repeated that part ~ his
SCHENECTADY speech on Monday IN which
h" explained what hts opponents de
nominate MS attack IN the Supreme
( curt
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amos FLOs n 10 mn WOW PtRK
>eHrl, al To B- srd In the Blg Meet
Are Now There.

Yesterday was moving m dav NJ the
Belmon, Park dying field and w.'h the
exception Of three or four machines IA"
fun number 20 bo V-"d m the international
tournament which Opens to-rnorTow after
noon are now on the grounds
SiN automobile Trucks of Bl"r1o' mono
planes were taken from the steamship
Niagara yesterday 10 N" Belmont ParN
sheds Tho maChne- m IId"d those IT
Count de I."~sap- Alfred Leblanc. Ron"
Barrier e AudemarS Emie AUbrIn and
Rene simon -Four e IN" operators
simon Barrier Audnmar- and Auburn
were uassenger= On the T"ufnnI' whom
she cam. IN Yesterday morning Aubrun
II a uIpil 81 ahlanc. to whom b" faw
second In the Circuit lie t-t m" recent
49, mile cross country fight
Hut"rt Lat ham = - hp-~"- power mono
plane IVES also among IN" hier~ hat
reached N" field Yesterday. and Their"
are four Virgin hIplan"s To- h" assembled
IIc,Ii Latham sad that h" - somewhat
doubtful whn'h"r hi- Iup horse power
ntoInetto nonoplau" will arrive m tino
for 'hc spool trophy contest and hat
he NAV find n necessary 10 "umIH''' VT b
hiz !cr- powerful machiu"
Tho only atrrnan 10 'asr "i.' = ma chino
y"s' erdav afternoon va Graham" " hlt".
who mad" hr"" rir"l"- IT 20" iunor fold
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CURE OF ECZEMA
AND DANDRUFF
BY One Box Of Cuticura Ointment and
One Cake Of Cuticura Soap.
Head Perfectly Clear.

"I am pleased 70 inform Won that I
have been cure,l by Cuticura Soap and
Ointment Since I vas a boy I have
suffered with dandruh. not only from
the itching but from its disagr~eahle
appearance in a scaly form all over my
head. | had TO brush " OF my clothes
all dav long. | used every kind ~ prep
arhtion supposed 10 cure dandrrIh. also
soaps and shampOos but u seemed TO
mo that. instead % Improving With
these remHdicS the dandrun increased,
even INV hair began 10 fail ont and the
result was that two months ago eczema
developed on NV scalp.
suffered 80 from this that a. a last
rcsourc" thought | would try CutiC'lra
SOAP and 'utIcrIra Ointment. They had
tho most gratifying results Tor | had
used only IN" bOx ~ C'Itic,ira Ointment
AMI a sing." Cak" 81 tuiICtIra Soar when
! was cured. tho e.zcma and dandrIT
w"r" gun" and nv head pcff'v '.v clear.
can assure Won that 20 hong a. I
liv" no other soap than t4tIcura will le
used by 'nE and oil fIvaH near ~ me-.
l will also adj that all alwGvs u.o
tutICura Ointment a. . d~r4s.rg fur tho
hair. feel that Won rhDuld know 4 nv
cure and II Won dear" Won NAV usa this
a. n triI" testimonial which comes from
sufferer of thirty vc1rs' standing. I
Will b" happy - toll Hrv ono Z NV sH-
p"fi"nc" m order 10 assist those who nav
be suffering from tho sam. 4 sease. J.
Accyedo. G"ncf nj Commission Merchant,
80 Pearl 81. New York. Apr. 81. 1910"
Cu'lrur. Rsmsfiss aTord n. rras' e,orani~sl
nea'ins1t ~ aTs-ti11s ~ ~ ati1 and ssair
ests - tutiriHA sap t2se ard bos - rrirurn
OirtmTri ~ are o'fsn sufisisrt s1id thrpusf-
O'f' 't~ sort POWER Drug \ Ch~r CaTp ssia
-. - l4h Cnlunlhus 49, Rp1'on Mss
rr"1Hsf lf-r 82-paEs hooh 80 Authority %
the are aHa Ifcatnsnt u TIE sAia. Scalp Aad HAIR
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. ~ party wa- hu@'f-i inso ausomobtl~~
Bud 80 r's.i ~ the Palmvra band
" h."h arrur1pani .-'i 'hs partv tr~ r~-' =
the dsy sas " hizked up o. tniun PaTk
y h"r~ th~r~ ssT~ not over 2oO voters
and N0 women and children
Mr. St,m-un pl-,sss,i himself ~ follow
,1- ,n"s lard down ~ Gov Hugh~- anil
defended the dites' PRIMARY issue 'hrow-
ing bouquets A. Roos-ys.l' anu HuSh~-
Whtrh we've much appreciated lie thr-N
mud all over Iammany Hall and - can
didats- Tor tpmptrull"r and state insi-
n-.r and touk fing - iuhn 4 nv for
h. quiet a'titId~ SPEAKER Nadswurth
t'Il'w ~ and Eut the cruSd gutns wh"n
10 said
You - co.rs~ heard thar 'h-r~ vas
convention recently at Saratoga |
: ~ there Applause knU~ Nhat ~ 10
a. D." fattTusd out But ~ soon a. the
platform was framed | gu' ~ u Nth
both feet and am there - work unceas-
,ngly until the polls close IA election
Night
special car on the Rochester. syria
Cu-~ and Eastern trolley system took IN.
Iarty Aboard. brass hand and all. stop
was IN ambush. sherman Opera House
contained not exceeding 3OO voters and
a lot - women AMI children.
The newt stop MAS at Lyons, the county
scat. whore another brass band vas rend-
ing IN" air The meeting was held in
Memorial Theatre Not exc..-iing 81
voters We're IA the hall the rest being
~omsn and children
CLYDE was 'h- next stopping place
The town hall was partly filed An
Independence Lacquer counted i3e men
and an equal numbar Of women and chill
drpn
savannah was the last stop in Wayne
county. The opera house was In process
II construction and there were no seats
except on the platform The audience.
composed II SlNty-nins men and double
that number II school children and women.
stood Candidate Stimzon could not
TAX. ~ speaker Wadswnrth rep..atsd
nj experience. under the steam roller at
Saratoga and job Hedges told funny
-'orie- holding up the Tammany Hall
bucahro Mr. S'imson said a few words
III conclusion. then shook hands with
Ia. crowd. leaving for Port Byron. the
first stop in CayrISa county, ~ O'Clock
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Tho weather.

Ur' = Th~ storm from ne our ~ NsIco
and Florida wEs GENITAL on ~" 'oAst ~ N0r'u
Carolina Yesterday morning moving % m"
coast. and tho rain pAs hsANy In ~" ri Iddi~
Atlantic AMI soIlhcrn N-v England STATE
The winds we're hrsk % high and g"nersII5
northeast owe hat section
me pressure va. hiEh over all The country
v~,. ~ 10 AucEhary Mountains with 'hs centre
oss. 'rr UAso'as and wyoming IN" weather
.. 'r, lake regions W"st Of Lake Huron hrd n
aU .,. ions Nrsr % he Miss'ssippi Ms much
,uptI mo 's~lp~-stur" VAS below 'rsTIinz 20
.r.r ra.p's4 Montana wyoming Nebraska
md .arf, ~ tu.Hrado Kansas. NinnssO'a and
.r,H.H sIr 'oNr.' temperature va - degrees
fru., zero ~ Srsrirsn Wyo
I.sr- aa- t"s.. rain 100 T~Has. lighter 'siI IN
Nrs '''..p I.--p.n ami kansa' ami IN ne
H.. r'r.rr- ont .f0H 10 uoTfnrTn Michigan
o. 'rr r..l..r g. .nH... srf Sew England STATE. .
p.. trr.G'r
.r '..,t.,. r.. o.. rom 1870 Wrdrc,dar night
uH '. .rslp. 'p-,rup' ,.'rring In NJ after
o. lu. N..u.,r r.r. 'f'-H 'n rfls. nor 'bsas' 20
rurfsns-' ..,,rgr t.r.l". vi p~r cent
Barometer tu..~,..I fp rsaG .H - lr,cL 80
800 20 $3.50
Tho r-mp-.tr.rr '-t~r.s, a, r~onri -i o.. 'h-
ur.,.I 'h'rn.ou..'.r. '. -Hpvu lr ne ANNEXED
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swan DiWiGE AT TtuPi
he, west said 10 Ha,e suffered sSOO, OOO
N storm.

TANr, Fla Oc' 20 For the first tim"
sine" Monday nigh' Tampa has had con
nnc'ion to-day with the ou'sid" World
Tho storm did little damag" locally, hut
ras-"ng"r- on the steamship OllN"''"
from k.y West -av the damage there viii
aptroylma'" SppIn IN" steamship
Chari"- " our h'uCs from Nantes with
q cargo of phosphate. pu' hack TO-DAY
with her hull leaking and fir" IN her coal
huuk"rr
Ia" -rnooner Mary l.. RaVter pu' hack
for repairs her main topmast and il
hopm gone Tn. schooner Edward ]
~to'-shury winch sailed from here about
fifteen DAYS ago with phosphate for RAJ
'lrors. j. reported wrecked on Pigeon
hey
Tho CITRUS fruI' croD - DANA god about
= Tor cent Reports from III" east "na-'
ar" u"Agr". bT trains have NOT run to
Miami sim" last Saturday II l. -aidt hat
flsgl"r's s"akoing railway Miami -
knights Key. was considerably dau aged
py ~" sea
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FIGHT ON JTDI,IiRI TICkFT.
. J.. Indor>rment o' RrpabIi"ar sustained
hN AppcIIate DiNIsIon.

In" Appellate Division ~ IN" supreme
court ~ BrouSlyn Yesterday affirmed the
'"frI-al Il Justice Stapleton to grant an
prdat dirortirg the. Secretary ~ State -
-trlk" from the ballot the Independence
League Endorsement II the Republican
Judiciary candidate IN the second dis
trIDt
assistant Corporation Counsel y T.
taIlthIu. ono II ~" candidates on ~.
Democratic ticket. mad" the apphca ton
20 Ju-tic~ Stapiatpn for th" rejection ~
IN. leagd. Endorsement. hI- associate
candidates. Justices MADDOX and Put
nam. being also on m" Republican ticket
with Justice tsarrets0n ". may now 60
To- N" Court ~ Appeals
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ROOSEI ELT FtCES FiST.
To ~peak for Lodge In nOstOn and for
Has In New Hampshire.

Mr. Roosevelt starts th,s morning on
another -paaking tour he leaves for
Boston on tho Bav state Limited a. 10
O'Clock and expects - get back LATE Satur-
day nigh He will speak IN behalf ~
un. regular aud one progressive
In Bosfon tonight the Colo mel will
review the csra.r Of senator Lodge Of
Ma--arh l-a't- and WILL indors.' hIm FOR "A
r.el'stIpn 10 the United states senate
against Representative Butler Ames
~. saturday h" viii GO into New Hsmp-
-hira ?" boost Robert Ra-s. the progre--
sl,c candidate. for Governor Mr RaS-
- a fayorl''. Il v Ins'on Churchill
ON sunday night n" colonel will start
out on week s. Carr iCnIng 'rip through
N.W YORK State And then there ar.
morn frflz
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HEiRST CALL FOR FINDS.
uIs Party SAYS the others Are Boosting
Of ~ often TreAsurie~.

The campaign committee ~ the indie
pendeucs League ~snt out a letter yestAr-
day to Its voters asking for contributions
70 ~ fund
Boasts are made by the Republican
and Democratic parties NJ the enormous
campaign funds which will he disiribuf cd
TO their PARTY workers for the usual pur-
poses. SAYS this circular our cam
paiRn fund will he small We will accept
no money from privileged trusts or priv
lrSRd individuals. We have undertaken
- campo On throughout the State ~ New
York. and our legitimate expenditures
whhe exceedingly small IN Compa rison
with those of other parties. will still he
more than should be- borne by our candi-
dates
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M uOCRITH IiHpR WV.
Federated abor Party Nd"p's the DIN
~f-tr Iirkrt

III. "ntIr. STAT" Irrn.rJt.' ticket wa-
indor-..d last evening 90 % genera r,u.
v.ntinn ~ Br,.yport HIli - o." Federated
Ia.,nr parry composed 90 anton tu"r no
organizations ur - Aw"rI'au f"d"rI-
ton az Labor -" general ru'uTui' e."
~ tn party va JI-u instructed 'n ia
,lnr-.. Tho. b..'lu.ratr, county Clulidit..-
Who are friendly g. 'tirur There s.rs
an about iiy" fu'.dv-, i0"'"Ru'Ha prH-Cn'
John ! k"ur"iv pr'.-Ii"'f ~ 'r"
Brutt.ruopt - BI'ch"r NurE"'~ WIS
orairruar ~ me COT. .r'I,G FrlH-f w. MN
corresponding -.'cr"'1rv ~ fr" "n'rH|
F.dD.It Il I.U..T. "i- -"rr"ttrY
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tina l.. Pope q Alden. who was seated 81.
the other side Of the hect1o with her swcst.
heart. Frank loWn-y. 10 whom she vaH
a. have been married shortly Lownsy
and Miss Pope had b~on for a walk n the
woods and were resting when Conlev shot
the girl through the neck with a shotgun
AZ a dis'Anr, ~ only thirty feet Conlsy
vas arregtei
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SHOT ORR ron scr IRREL.
Ss unG Man Nls,ssk Her nrswa lssir TsI
AnlnlAl's Rur

BuVPALo. oct. 20 Mistaklng n Rirl's
brown hair for the coat Of a squirrel. Seeley
Conley, 81 yeaTs 81 age. shot through q
hedge in a "Trip Of woodland a. Alden
Yesterday afternoon and killed Mias Mar
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CARPENTRY AND JoBBING

Ot11t'N 1I1N NA4ND
ALL KINDS OF REPAIR WORK DONE
Call ], w. MoCune. Ind. 1892. d2o05
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FOE sALE-REAI. EsTATE

-~o~-~~~~~-~----~~~~
WELL LOCATED REAL ESTATE WILL
rspidly, Poorly located stuff Is general
~ bought on very easy payments and
cAThet Tbe fo1,owiao BE sold when ls paid ,s, for
onered for sale today:
ssoo for S73x157 to alley on sth East.
near 9th. South.
sewer and sidewalks paid. on 9Th East.
near Sth. south.
s1I5o-45xls5 feet on 13th East. near
$4,000 for 1osx115 feet to aley; south
'front.' on Ind ave. between T and u. all
street assessments paid; will sell part.
~ foo Tor beautiful corner on 9Th ave,
paid
$500 for lox1O rods on the corner 10th
1oas.- mast on University hill. spendld 7-room
modern moo, house on this property. and moth
s25oO-9ss windsor ave; a Groom
frame, pantry closet, cellar, work shop
I2x2o I2 feet; $500 cash, balance easy. Lot
S175o-A neat 4-room frame. adobe lined
and brand new located. near 18th East
and 1lth South: lot 50X140 feet: 500 cash
ana $40 per month. including interest
s2400-s29 Jefferson ST; Groom brick
house: 2xS rods to alley: water and lights:
5000 to s4oo1 balance $50 per month, in
Must sell the beautiful residence on
End ave. and Virginia st House consists
OF rooms, with all mod improvements
lot 75x125 to alley in rear No reasonable
OFFER viii be refused. Very favorable
terms
"A FARM.
farm of q acres with "a shares OF
frst-class water right. Every inch under
cultivation. None better In Utah Good a.
room brick house, with bath. Located near
sth East and 18th South. Price sI50l
Ought to bring $40, GOO. Very glad to show
II and prove my statements
a, RICHTER
19 West LIST South ST. k121I
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IN PRIVATE FAMILY. SUITE OF
rooms. close In; also single room. 534 So
End East. k383
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aS NIL. NILE. NO. Al. WOMEN
l6 s O. = every every Thursday, )
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NICE ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING
Inquire 12 West 9th South b37S
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UEcTA CHAPTER, u.
4 n, order Eastern Star
/ Stated meetings, 3ro
Tuesday OF each month
Masonic temple, corner
Second East and FIRST
south. Visiting members
cordially invited.
znrr 6 NJPPER. W M.
ri FARMLAND. Secretary
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FURS AND TAXIDERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermst limo and carry com
plete stock Of manufactured goods; pay
highest price for raw furs and game
heads. r. Stencil Fur Co., 81 z. 3rd So
a31S2
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

< CHANCE" CE"@-II--o----~-
20 nave fine bungalow at a small cost
BUY this 5X7-rod lot on the corner on
the north bench. Remodel the 4-room
OF o6ick mousse and you have home worth
oo per cent more than IL cost you
one OF the best things we have is a
corner on 7th ave. 3ix6 rods, with A.
room house for $4,000. Terms, too.
SS1oo-Fine modern 4-room brick on
Eighth ave. a beauty.
$3l50-Eght-room brick on Tenth East.
Lot 50xi57,
Si6o0-Seven-room modern on First ave,
This Is dirt chap.
s6500-Large seven-room home on First
ave Lot 3x10 rods.
THREE BEAUTIES
On the corner Of Eighth and @ streets
Nothing like them in town The very
best as to build and conveniences. Terms
II desired.
FEDERAL HEIGHTS
Restricted residence park A beautiful
spot. Exclusive and limited
prices.
STOWE & PALMER.
81 West End SO. Phones 492 k1s7
FOR SALE BY OWNER-wE OFFER
l2OO acres OF farming land with full
water right. This Is the frat selection
under the second opening of the Ameri-
can Falls canal All fenced and several
and grain doing well; prospects for heavy
crops are good located three miles from
railroad In new townsite: crops go with
land If sold before June Is: water right
alone costs $40 per acre. We offer this
iand. $40 per acre II sold In quarter sec
tions " selected, $40 TO $50 per acre This
is better land and $40 per acre cheaper
than ANYTHING under the American Falls
canal. Write or call on j. d. Skeen Oe
den' Utah k1765
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@ amp loss2. MODERN
u S 4, tuesday evening in
~ aaln street Visiting
fae. !, 3. Socket, Con.
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ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING,
bath. lights. nicely furnished. cheap;
also sleeping rooms best car service: III
South Sth East. hi"op
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eotkAA LODGE. NO. l.
~ iscond and fourth Satur-
Nv esca month al Odd Eel
~'Hei ssfeeI n3553
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EssKAH LODGE MEETS
Wa saturday evenings OF
SL y. Q. +. temple. o2l75
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FOUND
HOUSECLEANING

HADFIELD & CO.. HOUSECLEANINC-
by hour or contract: wallpaper cleaning
n speciality. office window cleaning paint
ing, decorating; phones. Bell Main i719-Y;
Ind, 2S5S k556
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PUBLIC sTENoGRApHERs

GLADYS SCHURTz, so7 JUDGE BLDG
expert In office dlctat!on: satisfaction
guaranteed Bell I'LL. casa
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MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping: also modern luddEn6 ludn,
rooms 335 Second avenue. klOoe
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n City ,nE TsH, MAccABBEs,
~ 0. =, SSIii. SGi a'VviEyssy vis,;'g
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49, no; : 'ss. ". O. W.. WE'D
;Sss ,; Q; E. hail, l6S S. W.
nelghoors welcome. 70
.'u' T. W. Hall, clerk.
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MEDICAL

G. w HIGGINS, NJ. D.. SPECIALIST
ss years in Salt Lake. Microscopic and
analytic physician. Cures fts. nervous
weakness, neuralgia. weak spine bilious
ness. gravel sore eyes. lung diseases
'"nc worm. dyspepsia, liver and kidney
nlaint. deafness. catarrh. eryslpelas.
sores. scroiula. rheumatism. stifr
joints. BY the aid OF the microscope. we
can detect caIcut. cancerous matter, car
Donate OF lime. albumen. and eli ex-
traneous substances mixed with the urine
or blood. This is the scientific prIncipIe
of treating chronic diseases. 30 w. Ard
South. Rooms l-2-3 McSorley block Salt
Lake City. boSSe
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CONTRACTORS
STORAGE

STORAGE AND STORAGE
space for rent Apply 3i1-3i3 Eccles
ave- Ind. phone 1895; Bell 1904. E. p,
vowel Co. produce and storage. h4132
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5-ROOM. STRICTLY MODERN FUR
nishcd house. 124 + St, $40 per montm
Can take possession this week, El6S5
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WANTED-AGENTS


LIVE MEN AND WOMEN FOR
agents finest thing in city: good chance
for advancement; no dead ones need ap-
ply. 303 Dooly block, 1871
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MENTION YOUR WANTS; IT'S OUR
business 20 I'll them. NEW ERA
REALTY CO. PA Judge Bldg, k1los
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i,r'.s rS'.sanER p or EAGLES
stli 'h-Every Friday, Friday,
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In LODGE, NO. a
q VI. ESehlne, K. OF P, han.
laR :, 80 iLosee. C. c.: S. n
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srI Enc, NO, %. K. or p
kall evening at y
49,
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PERSONALS

BABY FOR ADOPTION. 336
West Srd North. lU63b
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N1zpAH CHAPTER NO.
5. order Eastern sta, sta |,
s,oled meetings first
Monday OF each month;
Masonic temple, corner ri,
second East and First
South. Visiting members
eordially invited:
/, r BROWN. w. NJ.
!. = STEWARD. Secretary,