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The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-07
Kept esss. vIe.sr,..s Car.

Ws 49," vsGSost0O O8es
The journey OF their majestiss froo
windsor to Worksop vas notable Tor
the fact that the old saloon With he
arched dome that has figured in tie
composition Of the royal trains for -
many years was not included IN ths
train. This historic vehicle. Which
was the favorite railway carriage q
queen Victoria. was dismantled q
swindon . short time ago. II was one
OF the Oldest railway coaches running
In England. for Queen Victoria haA
such fancy for 1t that she dislike6
the idea Of giving It mp after It he'd
become out Of date. and some yea1s
before her death 1t was lenSthsnsd
and modernized, although the ORIGINAL
part was kept - intact - possibls.-
London Globe.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-07

Chronic Constipation Cured.
"Five years aio had the worst case
Of chronic constipation ever knew of,
and Chsmberlain's Tablets cured me-
writes S. F. Fish, Brooklyn, Mich. For
sale by oil dealers.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-07
essutisu, Hs.. st sms,, csst.

Everybody eaa have besutilsl hais ssw
Mildredias Hair ssosdy erews hair 80
we css prove IL. Yes doa's have - wsi.
srosad weeks ed sssfhs fss ssssaas
either. Whea yes sss Midsedias Hair
sesedv yeS viii sse - iapsevessea frsn
The very 6rsa spsiiestise.
Mildredi.s Hsir rsasAy esses dssArsG.
stops falliaS hair. a.d sskss hsis 6rev
bsesnse il quickly eesetrsaes the sesss.
stiaslsaes the hsis tisads, 80 essess shs
scalp. 90 thss il stops thsowias q tsa1ssA
To show how quickly il sets, ve will
A large trial bottle Tres by
-. return nail. TO ssyoas who
sssds this coupon to the MiIAsedina
Speciality Co.. Boseo.. Mess. with tAsir
ssme end sddress ssd lOc in silver or
stamps to pay postage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
BUTTER FROM SIBERIA
IN BOND IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Sept 13.-Butter from
Siberia and Australia is here in bond
waiting TO make its debut into the
American market along with Argentine
beef, which is soon expected.
A full thousand friins of the Sibe-
rian product-frl,iDs weighing about
la4 pounds each-are stored in ware
houses waiting the passage Of the new
tariff bill, which would reduce the pres
cnt cents tariff on butter to 2l2 cents.
Delivered into the refrigerators the but
ter has cost 203s cents pound, and
adding the tax under the proposed tariff
il would come to the dealer at 23js
cents. said to be about cents under the
prevailing prices for butter Of similar
grade from domestic dairies.
Some of the experts declare that the
Siberian product is as good as the best
grades Of domestic butter. ! 4 smaller
quantity OF Australian butter and also
a little from Canada is also here in
bond awaiting the opening Of the gate
into the American market.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
RING TURNS :" JOLLY
INTO REAL FIGHT
Man Whose Nose Is Scratched
Knocks Out Opponent and
Loses His Job.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 13-Al Of the trou-
bles which come TO some men in a
lifetime befell John Statler, a very
recent empIoye of the railroad shops.
when he knocked out John sharp, a
fellow employee, with Il blow in the
eye Yesterday. AS related in Judge
W. III. Reeder s court this morning,
Statler not only lost his Job and was
arrested but VIII be forced to postpone
his contemplated marriage to an Al
toona, Pa, girl because he is short
or funds. In view OF all these unfor-
tunate results OF his rash act. Judge
Reeder ordered suspended sentence.
According to the stories told IN court
this morning, the fight was the result
of good-naturcd "kidding'' between
the two shopmen. Sharp receives ~
cents per hour for his work while
Statler received only % cents per hour.
The Accent man was wearing a dia-
mond ring while at work Yesterday
and when he made a pass at the 25-
cent man the stone scratched Statier 5
nose. This so augered the prospective
bridegroom that he smote the high.
priced man on the eve. Sharp denied
that he had requested Statlcr' Is arrest.
declaring that the man IS discharge was
sufficient punishment
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Will Rush Addition.
.clal 10 Tic Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept, 13,-The stock of the
Fred II. Nye clothing store is being re,
moved from it's present location, 2413
Washington avenue, TO the temporary
quarters at 1855 Washington avenue in
preparation for the razing of the struc-
ture in which the store is now housed.
By Monday evening the removal of the
store fixtures and stock will be com
pletcd. and preparations will be made
Immediately for the extension Of the
Eccles building. Contractor Edward
DuDdas expects to start construction
on the additional steel work by Octo,
Der |
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Greatest Thoughts Theme.
The Tribune

Special 70 Tie TrIDUne'
OGDEN, Sept. 13,-The four greatest
thoughts of man will form the
basis for series Of Sunday even
ing sermons to be delivered by
the Rev, James Edward Carver
in the First Presbyterian churc n,
starting tomorrow night. According to
the PASTORS views the four basic
thoughts which form the eornerstones
Of truth and liberty are: The concep'
ton of pure and spiritual God; the
supreme value and equality Of men; the
equal but not Identical, value and hb,
erty Of women, and the dignity and
worth of all toll and toilers.
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QUEEN CONTEST ON.
Fashion Show Committee Completes
Plans for Balloting.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 13,-With the issuing
of special coupons carving 800 com.
plimentary votes for the candidate thus
nominated, the Queen contest commit
tee OF the Fashion show announces
that everything is in readiness for
the battle Of ballots. Not more than
800 complimentary votes will be count
ed for one candidate. according to the
rules, even though she be nominated
on several coupons
Arrangements are now being made
with local merchants for the awarding
Of votes with purchases The ballot
boxes have been placed in various drug
stores throughout the city. Ballots
may be obtained at any retail store at
n cost Of one cent per vote. Accord
ing to the rules, the contestants viii
be limited to Weber, Davis, Box Elder
and Morgan counties. The contest will
be closed at 10 a m. on September
%, after which the successful young
lady may select her own maids Of
honor
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CHINESE HERBS

FOR TWENTY YEARS D. R. FoNG HAS
BEEN IN THE GRAND AND NOBLE
WAITE SUFFERING HUMANITY.
DIsTANCD OVERCOME BY SUCCESS
FUL TREATMENT,
Celebrated Herbalist successfully treats
patients by mall In all parts Of the world.
He has patients in every part OF the
continent. Not alone In tho U. g., but
In Canada and Mexico az well. Indeed,
his herbs extend as far on one side OF
the world as tho Philippines and on the
other to England. Grateful patients
spread his fame even into these far-oft
places. They carry the glad tidings OF
health and happiness In their glowing
faces and active bodies, and II is small
wonder their friends and neighbora grasp
at the opportunity to consult the same
wonderful Herbalist.
Because you are far away don't hes-
tate about writing to D. R. Fong and
obtaining his advice about your case,
Although he has met but a small per-
system Of reports is so perfect. and the
attention given to each and every case
is SO thorough. he is able to follow ex-
acty the effect Of each and every herb
prescribed.
D. r. Fong makes no misleading gtate-
ments to the afflicted He will be honest
THE ESILoW1Na w DIsEAsRs S15s!a5s EMLD
GIVING HERBS:
Paralysis, spinal trouble. ats. epilep-
sy poor circulation, skin disease, weak
or sore eyes, typhoid fever and all few
crs, spern1entorrhoea, dyspepsia. hemor-
rhages, sore throat pneumonia. Ia
grippe, tape worm, weak back, hay
fever, dropsy, rupture, mercurial pois-
oning. heartburn. Inflammation of the
bowels salt rheum, scald head, car
buncles. boils, felonsr appendicitis; also
hstula, oancus and tuberculosis, II
taken In first and second stages,
He has cured with his Celebrated
Herbs where others failed Go to this
wonderful man today for q FREQ con-
hdential consultation by presenting this
notice.
Out-of-town patients cured at home.
Address D. r. Fong for particulars. All
mail given his personal attention.
Address 116 So. Main. Salt Lake.
f19na
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E| $1,000 TO
|IF|DE||CE SHARKS
4 Farmer Has Dear tx
L,;.pss With Two
,u.nssr. in Ogden
tribune

. ! u. tribune IN r,, time.worn
,,siSr .eheme found a new 1ey
Z ordss today when Fred Ed Z,
amer residing near Pocatello'
-.lisved of $1,000 by two
,.a for whom the police are
nj hsvs found no trace. The
y attaining tho large amount
y. us Of tho confidence men
1 Ming away with Edwards s $
4. he Pocatello man argued
& s.ssr stssnger'
4. told tho police ho arrived in
. a morning with a check for
4, No, q stranger who posed
..sby eattleman- The new
-. offered to show Edwards
and they arrived In Lester
~: 10 o'clock after 8 bIlet
! - bench. Then tho other
|,s'.',I and introduced himself
~ first friend had no diff
|;,,irQ from the southerner'
2. ,ss.leman had won about
Z tIs supposed stranger the lat
~ TO playing against Ed,
t! sist' declaring that he had
y \ knowing whether it could
"A \ he should win 1t, The
~ Immediately proposed cash
'axt.
rsnId BY the southerner and
1 b ,sttlcman in the park, Ed,
.s,s,dsd TO q bank and secured
{ush Wills returning TO the
:, granger persuaded Edwards
lra ths largo roll Of bills be-
Iy,s afraid that the other man
mt something" Upon their
n. tAe park the cettleman en-
1 ~ argument with Edwards re-
10 amount Of money previous
M during the conversation the
h he real $1,000 ambled back
10 business district, Then the
h away.
psrhing for more than two
\ .ks man with his $1,000 Ed
uzs 10 police headquarters and
IA loss.
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ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS FRESH
274 State. m37s1
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Registration Is Heavy.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 TIE TrIDune,
OGDEN, Sept. 13-One hundred and
twenty-seven students have been reg.
istered at the Utah School for the Deaf
and Blind, and at least twenty moro VIII
be enrolled after the harvest season,
according to superintendent Z. M.
briggs, This will comprise the largest
number OF pupils in the history of the
state institution School sessions are
well under way, and the students in
both departments of the institution are
fully interested in their work,
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FUNERAL NOTICES

PHlLLIPS-The funeral services of Da-
yid Phillips aged 81 years. will be held
today Sunday. September "a. 1918, ut 12
noon. at the Twenty-hfth ward. Friends
wishing TO view the remains may do so
at the residence. 7I9 West Fourth South
street, between the hours OF 10 and IL
O'Clock Interment Mldvale cemetery.
MUNDY-Funeral services for Eliza
Mundy. aged 80 years. who died IN
Tonopah. New. September 9, win be held
at s. D. Evans mortuary chapel, As
South State, today Sunday, at D. m.
under tho auspices OF the Ladies' Of the
Maccabees. 1nterment will be in LIT
OlIvet cemetery.
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lexis ARE MOURNING.
/ 4 County Court House Burns
gp Many Tax Notices.
ne Tribune

ne Tribune.
Sept. l3.-There was much
rd considerable gnashing Of
% office Of County Treasurer
&rey this morning when it
rs'ed that nearly fifty tax
: prominent business firms OF
nd been accidentally con
Q hs flames. Unlike the ordi-
TIdusl tax notices, those for
y sglPanies had been prepared
! Eill amount OF labor.
70 office closed last evening
w notices were placed in a
2 one Of the counters, instead d
rnled with several thousand
sH' @ In cleaning up the office
N NOM the county jail, who
1 lanitor, combined the no.
. basket Of waste paper.
y happen that some Of the
arg duplicated In replacing
ae!ed, Treasurer Storey trusts
'sselvlng the duplicates will
:, 'lat Weber county is not
- demand for payment of
= y ,sSa ,ssSSaasllgnment of tax notices,
F,.is .vg In number, wero turned
4 siis i.lis.s'an sans postoffice depart
4 W.. livery todny. Another anto.
\ Srs sa,. glll ~ be ready for distri-
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Freight Traffic is Heavy.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. l3.-Accordiug TO of
ficials Of the Union Pacific railroad,
the freight business over the road at
tho present time has reached point
which is equal TO if not an increase
over that Of any other period in the
history of the limo. AS an evidence OF
the heavy eastbound traffic, 143 cars of
livestock and $50 cars of fruit were
sent cast out of this city today.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL sTockHoLp-
ERS' MEETING OF The DAILY
MINING COMPANY.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
ANNUAL MEETING.

New York, N. Y, Aug.

New York n. z, Aug, a7. lgl3.
The annual meeting Of tho stockhold-
ers OF Union Pacific Railroad company
viii be held at It's office at Salt Lake
CITY, Utah, on Tuesday. October IL. 1913,
al l2 O'Clock noon. for the purpose of
eIecting fifteen directors OF the company.
aa may legally como before the meeting,
For the purposes OF tho meeting. the
books for tho transfer OF stock (ooth
4 o'clock o. my on Monday. September
%. 1918 and will be reopencd at 10
O'clock n m on "wednesday, october 10,
iais ALEX. MILLAR,
Secretary.
f3a6
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Nellie Christensen Dies.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept l3-After an illncss
OF four days, Nellie Christensen, 1s
yeaf-oId daughter Of Chris and Eliza
Christensen, died nj the home, 6Gl Can
yon road, at an early hour this morning.
Death was due TO stomach trouble In
addition 10 the parents, she is survived
by one sister and four brothers. The
funera arrangements have not been an
noUncCd
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Bishop spalding In ogden.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 13.-'rhe Rs, Rev. F.
S, Spalding. d, D., bishop of Utah, is
pastor of tho Church Of the Good Sbep-
herd, for the purpose OF delivering two
sermous in this city tomorrow, In the
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4. saisr is Acquitted.

!, sept sp l3:-Henry Peterson.
@h q tss 0Ii.l ilIe,s; cafe as,, who vi was
lsi., !. guilty SdN by a jury in Judge
i sC,,,1 'purt p today after a trial
f's, y a., hours, The case was
u .I,.ss' Iss.s'son g second arrest on
S, Il. ge within three weeks,
u - H'S' arrest he forfeited
s,T,s%sesss %ssS19n I9 Of his second ar.
NE Tas a.; a; =. Peterson. a few
A. iTss Sy the defense 'oSa toSav 0tnai tbst
! d irs,ia ~ In the employ cy'aa Of 'fSs NJ y
g ala igISS'tsaased saa g beer in the Grill rTI
~. (, NOT lor it prior to the bonr
~. .Ssa aNas saloons are reouiped ngei
" doors. fuH GU
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
~ Eaools Are p..a=

rr = Tribune.
saperiDtisSn, tisSn,5M.owing ! to the alb.
FIN, sSsi'saasS .ss the state ia a. msstins pstieF,
st III sfoutine s business was as
ne COUNT 0oard of education
e Of The tI'y "a architect reported
9 fSs'ills H. ,as and West WarpesS Wla,nss
~ meet smsts nsn Of the county
fahuetio,. next Saturday for
~ 4. s' opened tTf for s'a1els tGs year ar
-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
CLUB PROVES SUCCESS.
Sessions Of Episcopal Organization to
be Resumed.
Special to The Tribune

Special 10 Tie TrIpune-
OGDEN, Sept. l3.-The announce
ment has been made by the Rev. w.
w. Fleetwood, pastor Of the Church Of
the Good Shepherd, that the weekly
meetings Of the Sunday Night club in
Guild hall, corner Of Grant avenue and
Twenty fourth street, will be resumed
on October 8. The plan proved so sue
cessful last winter that it was de-
lectures at an early date this year.
The speakers for the month Of Octo-
Der are as follows;
October 8, County Physician a. A.
Robinson.
October 10, the Rev. Ward Winter
Reese, OF Salt Lake.
October 10, DR., Z. G.. Gowans,- supeFin-
tendent Of the Utah Industrial school.
October 26, APOSTLE David, Q. Mckay.
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HOUSE WRECKING

FOR HOUSE WRECING. CALL HY-
land 225S-M. e5oo
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LAUNDRIES
Hand Laundries

FAMILY LAUNDRY. CURTAINS. DONE
by hand: called for. delivered. Was.
eloS. e3o2S
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CUT FLOWERS
FLORISTS

e. A LAMBOURE FLORAL CO., NO.
3 S. Main, with Willies-Horne Drug Co,
leading florists on funeral designs. Was.
874 and Was. 291 d2408
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DENTISTS

DR.. DOUGLAS.
No. s1s Brooks Arcade, State and Broad
way. russ
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DIED

MAIONEY-In this city. September 1S.
1913, William Mahoney. a native OF
Ireland. aged 65 years. Funeral al St.
Mary's cathedral Monday. at p. m.
lnterment, Mt Calvary cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14

morning he will preach at the Episcopal
church in this city, and during the
afternoon he VIII visit ST. Paul S mis-
sion in Plain City.
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FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST


EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
tAxIdermIst line made you want 1t
r. Stencil Fur Co. 81 L. Broadway-23
years In Salt Lake u52S
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HAIR GOODS

HAIR SWITCHES, WIGS, TOUPEE9
made to order. Sasss's Hair Factory.
:1S Main. CTS
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NOTICE.

On and after Sept. 8 will not be re-
sponsIbJe for any debt contracted for by
my wife. Mrs J, E. Wiley,
rI9e3 J, u. WILEY.
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SECONDHAND STORES

GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING
or selling your second nd furniture
Salt Lake Furniture Co., 165 S. w. Tenn
Pile. Wasatch 3637. r227e
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= M Funeral TODAY

! l%: attend NJ, a. Nwood@enp p'eS Of the Gs
I sia''ses for Z VIA; "a body when
~ rs Sslj1 q :, the Dee he bosnitnl HGn1
>STssa II. Ms Sunday afternoon tn wmra
tssvico Of ttSSerclisos IKE and the
ii .fIiS''is Iis q At s,,,i iSe s1aSe: Se:
:" Afternoon until 3
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MASSAGE

ELECTRICAL, MASSAGE. VAPOR
baths manIcurinG, etc; trea tment by
special appointment. Wasatch SAB. 127s
So Main, e2S4S
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Child for Adoption

ANY RELIABLE PERSON INTEREST
cd In the adoption OF an infant NAV
call at 407 Utah Savings r Trust co.
building Salt Lake City. Utah. with ref
f57T
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 16h SO. West Temple. Phone
EOS. d3
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IF YOU WANT TO SELL, CALL LIVE
Wire Auction Co. Wasatch S07. f2o5s
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SWIFT MADE FROM COMBINGs.
Harmony Millinery Parlor. 55s South
State. Was. 561S. e30sI
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EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DR. ARTHUR BURROWS, OCULI9T
and aur!st; spectacles accurately fitted;
dlfnculi cases solicited. g3963
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WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE

UTAH WASTE PAPER AND GARBAGE
Co a Illlngworth, manager. Phone
wesatch 1901, fla3o
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GROCERY SPECIALS

SUGAR, 17a LBS. 800; SUGAR, PER
sack, s5.4o; good creamery butter, soc:
Good eggs. 25c; Flour. sack, Sl.00; good
picnic hams. ID, l26c; breakfast bacon,
Ito: best Jar rubbers. &C; Economy fruit
jars below cost; los Cottolene, Si.45. 5s
Cottolene. 6oc: 2s Cottolene, soc; best
oatmeal, % 25c; bars bars FAIRY. a. p Nap
tha or Borax CASTLE soap. 25c: pkgs.
raisins, Csc: large cans milk. 25c; olive
oil. bottle, zoe; 4 lbs. plums &C; water
melon, Ib.. 1c; Quaker Rice and Oats, 1oc:
Borax Washing powder. l5c; 10-lb. sack
Gerrnade, Soc / lot ladies' $3.50 shoes.
Las: 1 lot mems S2,e0 sweaters. s1oo;
lot misses' 81 so sweaters. Sl.35.
CHICAGO STORE
Halls West First South. 1857
z uoppER cBocERIES AMI
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO. BEST
work. prompt delivery. 266 South
State. Was. 0235, Hylaud 1899. s2355
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e YED FOO LUN. c, II. D.
CHINESE HERB INSTITUTE,
1JQ G MAIN ITpCTAJpS

YED FOO LUN, z, h D.
CHINESE HERB INSTITUTE,
lis S. MAIN, UPSTAIRS.
Yee Foo Lun. c. H D., Chinese herb
treatment has cured thousands of suf-
ferers. WHY NOT your Natures
way--The Chinese Herb way-is the
best for Rheumatism,. Dropsy. Catarrh.
Blood Disorders and other ailments.
Hours q. m. TO p. MI Sundays, 10
a. m to 8 D. n. evenings. Z to 8: special
appointments at Hotel Utah Phone
Wasatch $3.50. Consultation free by pro-
sentipg this notice. b3896
D. r. FONG. CHINESE CELEBRATED
HERBALIST.
Master OF all go called incurable diseases
Salt Lake Offices 116 South Main. Free
consultation by presenting this notice.
e2937
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!. = ras, Conference Today.

% n. r-'s, Conference Today.
sssN NutSS:,Il ttS:IThe annual con.
Ia tIe tIs'Sal Na,lm lmprovemcnt as,
SSs, aud i'd oV'sy ! tomorrow with
s' : S,se.,i Ssue,ai b; boards ads i IN p salt n;
il th'T, tho M; All meetings
Isis.IHsl,,19 sSs plan Of work. ShId fs1 chapel tSd
Actects for Siil Sil furnish the
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STOMACH TROUBLES

TREATED SUCCESSFULLY. FREE
examination. Greenhalgh Remedy Co..
2S East 4th South. Wasatch bS9i-W.
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TYPEWRITERS

ALL MAKES SOLD, RENTED OR EN-
changed: easy terms. Agents for Royal
and Corona standard folding typewriters.
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co. So West
2nd South Was. 430 and 2s0. 1874
YOU CAN RENT THE REMINGTON
visible typewriter six months for $500.
Remtpgton Typewriter Co. 172 So. West
Temple st. Wasatch H. fl26t
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Lake HAND LAUNDRY. 33S-4O WEST
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